Question: What is the title of the first track on the Smelling Salts album?

Question: What is the duration of the track 'Wildness' from the Smelling Salts album?

Question: Which track on the Smelling Salts album has a duration of 4 minutes and 24 seconds?

Question: How many tracks are listed in the Smelling Salts album?

Question: What is the title of the last track on the Smelling Salts album?

Question: What is the duration of the track 'From The Rooftop' from the Smelling Salts album?

Question: What is the duration of the track 'South of the Border' from the Smelling Salts album?

Question: What is the duration of the track 'Porch Song' from the Smelling Salts album?

Question: What is the duration of the track 'Graveyard' from the Smelling Salts album?

Question: What is the duration of the track 'Show Bizness' from the Smelling Salts album?

Question: What is the duration of the track 'Yoohoo River' from the Smelling Salts album?

Answer: "Quit That Jealousy"

Answer: 2:59

Answer: "Cowgirl"

Answer: 11

Answer: "Fighting Back the Buzzards"

Answer: 3:58

Answer: 3:59

Answer: 2:57

Answer: 3:46

Answer: 3:41

Answer: 3:12

This a document about Smelling Salts (album).
1) "Quit That Jealousy" - 2:53 ; 2) "Wildness" - 2:59 ; 3) "Porch Song" - 2:57 ; 4) "South of the Border" - 3:59 ; 5) "From The Rooftop" - 3:58 ; 6) "Graveyard" - 3:46 ; 7) "Yoohoo River" - 3:12 ; 8) "Cowgirl" - 4:24 ; 9) "Show Bizness" - 3:41 ; 10) "Bruises for Pearls" - 4:14 ; 11) "Fighting Back the Buzzards" - 2:46


Question: What is the family name of the long-legged, long-necked wading birds described in the document?

Question: What distinguishing feature do Ibises have according to the document?

Question: What unique characteristic is mentioned about the bill of Spoonbills?

Answer: Threskiornithidae

Answer: Ibises have long, curved bills.

Answer: Spoonbills have a flattened bill, wider at the tip.

This a document about List of birds of Leicestershire and Rutland.
 Order: PelecaniformesFamily: Threskiornithidae A family of long-legged, long-necked wading birds. Ibises have long, curved bills. Spoonbills have a flattened bill, wider at the tip.


Question: Which team won the Taça Brasil in 1961?

Question: What was the aggregate score when Santos won the Taça Brasil in 1961?

Question: Which round did Santos reach in the 1961 Taça Brasil before being declared champions?

Answer: Santos.

Answer: 6-2

Answer: Semifinals

This a document about 1961 in Brazilian football.
 Semifinals Final Santos declared as the Taça Brasil champions by aggregate score of 6-2.


Question: Where did Joanna Mytkowska study, and during which years?

Question: Which exhibition did Joanna Mytkowska curate at the Polish Pavilion during the 51st Venice Biennale?

Question: Which artist's exhibition did Joanna Mytkowska organize for the Centre Georges Pompidou in 2006?

Question: What was the title of the exhibition organized by Joanna Mytkowska at the Centre Georges Pompidou in 2007?

Question: Which exhibition did Joanna Mytkowska organize at the Centre Georges Pompidou in 2008?

Question: What was the title of the exhibition that Joanna Mytkowska organized at the Centre Georges Pompidou in 2010?

Question: In which year was Joanna Mytkowska a member of the selection committee for Documenta 14?

Question: Which award was Joanna Mytkowska given in December 2018, and for what achievements?

Answer: Joanna Mytkowska studied at the University of Warsaw from 1988 to 1994.

Answer: Artur Żmijewski exhibition.

Answer: Paweł Althamer

Answer: The Magellanic Cloud

Answer: The Anxious

Answer: Promises of the Past

Answer: 2017

Answer: In December 2018, Joanna Mytkowska was awarded the Igor Zabel Award for her curatorial and intellectual achievements at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw.

This a document about Joanna Mytkowska.
 Joanna Mytkowska studied at the University of Warsaw from 1988 to 1994. She was the curator of the Artur Żmijewski exhibition at the Polish Pavilion during the 51st Venice Biennale (2005). She organized the following exhibits for the Centre Georges Pompidou: Paweł Althamer (2006), The Magellanic Cloud (2007), The Anxious (2008) and Promises of the Past (2010). Joanna Mytkowska was a member of the selection committee for Documenta 14, which took place in 2017. In December 2018 she was awarded the Igor Zabel Award for her curatorial and intellectual achievements at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw.


Question: What is the title of the third studio LP album by The Peddlers?

Question: In what year was The Peddlers' album 'Birthday' originally released?

Question: What was the significance of the album 'Birthday' in The Peddlers' relationship with their label?

Answer: Birthday

Answer: 1969

Answer: It was their final recording for the label before the group returned to Philips.

This a document about Birthday (The Peddlers album).
 Birthday is the third studio LP album by The Peddlers, originally released in 1969. It was their final recording for the label before the group returned to Philips.


Question: What is the name of the 2003 guidebook that describes the rock climbing grades in Buxton?

Question: Which quarry in Harpur Hill is a local venue for sport climbing above Buxton?

Question: What youth theatre group is based at the Pavilion Arts Centre in Buxton?

Question: Which military-style youth organization is part of the Buxton Squadron in Buxton?

Question: How many Masonic Lodges are present in Buxton according to the document?

Question: In what year was Phoenix Lodge of Saint Ann No. 1235 consecrated in Buxton?

Question: In what year was Buxton Lodge No. 1688 consecrated?

Question: Where do the Masonic lodges and the Royal Arch Chapter in Buxton meet?

Question: What is the name and number of the Royal Arch Chapter in Buxton?

Question: In what year was High Peak Lodge No. 1952 consecrated in Buxton?

Question: Which Masonic Lodge is the Royal Arch Chapter in Buxton attached to?

Question: What year was the Royal Arch Chapter in Buxton consecrated?

Question: Which youth organization is part of the Derbyshire Army Cadet Force in Buxton?

Question: Which youth organization in Buxton is part of the Sea Cadet Corps?

Answer: High over Buxton: A Boulderer's Guide.

Answer: Hoffman Quarry

Answer: Kaleidoscope Youth Theatre

Answer: Air Cadets

Answer: Three Masonic Lodges are present in Buxton.

Answer: 1865

Answer: 1877

Answer: The Masonic lodges and the Royal Arch Chapter in Buxton meet at the Masonic Hall, George Street.

Answer: Phoenix Lodge of Saint Ann No. 1235.

Answer: 1881

Answer: Phoenix Lodge of Saint Ann No. 1235

Answer: 1872.

Answer: The Derbyshire Army Cadet Force is part of the youth organizations in Buxton.

Answer: The Sea Cadet Corps.

This a document about Buxton.
 grades. These are described in the 2003 guidebook High over Buxton: A Boulderer's Guide. Hoffman Quarry at Harpur Hill, sitting prominently above Buxton, is a local venue for sport climbing. Youth groups include the Kaleidoscope Youth Theatre at the Pavilion Arts Centre, Buxton Squadron Air Cadets, Derbyshire Army Cadet Force and the Sea Cadet Corps, in addition to units from the Scouts & Guide Association. Buxton has three Masonic Lodges and one Royal Arch Chapter, which meets at the Masonic Hall, George Street. Phoenix Lodge of Saint Ann No. 1235 was consecrated in 1865, Buxton Lodge No. 1688 in 1877, and High Peak Lodge No. 1952 in 1881. The Royal Arch Chapter is attached to Phoenix Lodge of Saint Ann, and bears the same name and number, it being consecrated in 1872.


Question: In which journal was Iris cengialti first fully published and described in 1871?

Question: Who was assigned as the author of the name Iris cengialti in 1871?

Question: Which other Iris species are considered closely related to Iris pallida subsp. cengialti?

Question: In which year and publication did Sir Michael Foster note similarities between Iris cengialti and Iris pallida?

Question: Which author suggested in 1914 that Iris cengialti and Iris pallida should be merged?

Question: Which author originally ascribed the name Iris cengialti before it was assigned to A. Kerner?

Question: What are the page numbers in the Österreichische Botanische Zeitschrift where Iris cengialti was first fully published and described in 1871?

Question: Which publication and year did William Rickatson Dykes suggest the merging of Iris cengialti and Iris pallida?

Question: What is the full name of the subspecies that was previously known as Iris cengialti?

Question: What volume and issue of the Österreichische Botanische Zeitschrift was Iris cengialti first published in 1871?

Answer: Österreichische Botanische Zeitschrift (Oesterr. Bot. Z.)

Answer: A. Kerner was assigned as the author of the name Iris cengialti in 1871.

Answer: Iris pallida and Iris illyrica.

Answer: 1886, Gardeners' Chronicle.

Answer: William Rickatson Dykes

Answer: Ambrosi

Answer: 225–231.

Answer: Handbook of Garden Irises, 1914.

Answer: Iris pallida subsp. cengialti

Answer: Volume 21, No. 9.

This a document about Iris pallida subsp. cengialti.
 then fully published and described by A. Kerner in Österreichische Botanische Zeitschrift (Oesterr. Bot. Z.) Vol. 21, No.9, on pages 225–231 in September 1871. A. Kerner was then assigned the author of the name Iris cengialti, previously ascribed to Ambrosi. Iris pallida, Iris cengialti and Iris illyrica are all considered closely related but often given different taxonomic rank (by various authors Kerner, 1871; Ambrosi, 1854; Foster, 1886; Tommasini, 1875; Pampanini, 1909; Lausi, 1964; Mathew, 1981; Colasante, 1995: Terpin et al., 1996). In May 1886, Sir Michael Foster noted in Gardeners' Chronicle on pages554 and 555, that it had similarities with Iris pallida. William Rickatson Dykes in his book in 'Handbook of Garden Irises' in 1914, suggested that Iris cengialti and Iris pallida were connected and should be merged


Question: In which three regions does maize play an important role according to the document?

Question: What natural phenomenon influences the climate in the Rhine valley, making it milder than the surrounding area?

Question: Why has maize been able to establish itself in the Rhine valley?

Question: What role does maize play in the three regions mentioned in the document?

Question: What makes Rheintaler Ribelmais genetically diverse?

Question: How was small-scale cultivation of Rheintaler Ribelmais conducted to maintain its genetic diversity?

Question: What is a key characteristic of Rheintaler Ribelmais that differentiates it from modern silage maize?

Question: For what purpose has Rheintaler Ribelmais been used in recent years in Switzerland?

Answer: The three regions are municipalities in the cantons of St. Gallen & Grisons (Switzerland), the Principality of Liechtenstein, and Vorarlberg (Austria).

Answer: Foehn wind

Answer: Maize has been able to establish itself in the Rhine valley because the area is influenced by the Foehn wind, giving it a milder climate than the surrounding area.

Answer: Maize plays an important role in the culture and economic history of the three regions.

Answer: The best cobs were used in small-scale cultivation for new crops, and through centuries of artificial selection, varieties were chosen that are optimally adapted to local conditions.

Answer: The best cobs were used in small-scale cultivation for new crops, and through centuries of artificial selection, varieties were chosen that are optimally adapted to local conditions.

Answer: Rheintaler Ribelmais grows much better in spring under cool conditions compared to modern silage maize.

Answer: For producing new varieties.

This a document about Rheintaler Ribelmais.
 Maize plays an important role in the Rhine valley, including three regions from different countries: in municipalities in the cantons of St. Gallen & Grisons (Switzerland), Principality of Liechtenstein and Vorarlberg (Austria). The rhine valley, which runs from south to north here, is influenced by Foehn wind and thus has a milder climate than the surrounding area, which is why maize could establish there. Maize is important in all three regions in their culture as well as in their economic history. Rheintaler Ribelmais has a large genetic diversity, since the best cobs were used in small-scale cultivation for new crops and, through centuries of artificial selection, varieties have been chosen that are optimally adapted to local conditions. In general, Ribelmais is characterised by the fact that it grows much better in spring under cool conditions than today's silage maize, which is why it has been used in recent years in Switzerland for producing new varieties.


Question: What are the two campuses of Bergen County Technical High School mentioned in the document?

Question: What is the name of the school that has campuses in Paramus and Teterboro?

Answer: Paramus Campus and Teterboro Campus.

Answer: Bergen County Technical High School

This a document about Bergen County Technical High School.
Bergen County Technical High School, Paramus Campus ; Bergen County Technical High School, Teterboro Campus Bergen County Technical High School may refer to:


Question: In what year was the village of Bukovec, Košice-okolie District first mentioned in historical records?

Answer: 1609

This a document about Bukovec, Košice-okolie District.
 In historical records the village was first mentioned in 1609.


Question: Which NFL team did Bus Mertes join after leaving the Denver Broncos?

Question: What positions did Bus Mertes coach while working with the Minnesota Vikings?

Question: Which notable players did Bus Mertes work with as a coach for the Minnesota Vikings?

Question: How many Super Bowls did Bus Mertes participate in as an assistant coach with the Minnesota Vikings?

Question: What was the duration of Bus Mertes' coaching tenure with the Minnesota Vikings?

Answer: Minnesota Vikings

Answer: Bus Mertes coached the running backs and special teams with the Minnesota Vikings.

Answer: Bill Brown, Dave Osborn, Ed Marinaro, Chuck Foreman, Ted Brown, Darrin Nelson, Greg Coleman, and Fred Cox.

Answer: Four.

Answer: 1967 to 1984.

This a document about Bus Mertes.
 After leaving the Denver Broncos, Mertes joined Bud Grant's coaching staff on the Minnesota Vikings of the NFL. He coached the running backs and special teams, working with players such as Bill Brown, Dave Osborn, Ed Marinaro, Chuck Foreman, Ted Brown, Darrin Nelson, Greg Coleman, and Fred Cox. As an assistant with the Vikings from 1967 to 1984, he coached in four Super Bowls.


Question: Who was the head coach of the 2012 Rugby Championship team?

Question: Which country does Steve Hansen represent, as indicated by the flag emoji in the document?

Answer: Steve Hansen was the head coach of the 2012 Rugby Championship team.

Answer: New Zealand

This a document about 2012 Rugby Championship.
Head Coach: 🇳🇿 Steve Hansen ; Caps Updated 24/06/2012


Question: Who made the statement, 'Never have we had military and political conditions so perfect or a strategic advantage as great as we have now'?

Question: What was the ratio of artillery between the South Vietnamese and the PAVN at the start of 1975?

Question: How did the South Vietnamese compare to the PAVN in terms of the number of tanks and armoured cars in 1975?

Question: How many aircraft did the South Vietnamese possess at the start of 1975?

Question: What was the numerical superiority of South Vietnamese combat troops over the PAVN/VC in 1975?

Question: What impact did heightened oil prices have on the South Vietnamese military assets in 1975?

Question: What was the result of the rushed Vietnamization process in terms of military equipment?

Question: What three key shortages were caused by the rushed Vietnamization process?

Answer: Lê Duẩn

Answer: The South Vietnamese had three times as much artillery as the PAVN.

Answer: The South Vietnamese had twice the number of tanks and armoured cars as the PAVN.

Answer: 1,400

Answer: Two-to-one.

Answer: Heightened oil prices meant that many of the South Vietnamese military assets could not be adequately leveraged.

Answer: Most of the military equipment became inoperable due to a lack of spare parts, ground-crew, and maintenance personnel.

Answer: The three key shortages caused by the rushed Vietnamization process were spare parts, ground-crew, and maintenance personnel.

This a document about Vietnam War.
 by Lê Duẩn: "Never have we had military and political conditions so perfect or a strategic advantage as great as we have now." At the start of 1975, the South Vietnamese had three times as much artillery and twice the number of tanks and armoured cars as the PAVN. They also had 1,400 aircraft and a two-to-one numerical superiority in combat troops over the PAVN/VC. However, heightened oil prices meant that many of these assets could not be adequately leveraged. Moreover, the rushed nature of Vietnamization, intended to cover the US retreat, resulted in a lack of spare parts, ground-crew, and maintenance personnel, which rendered most of the equipment inoperable.


Question: Who played the role of Murdoch Lancer, the patriarch of the Lancer family, in the TV series *Lancer*?

Question: Which actor portrayed Scott Lancer, the educated older son and Union Army veteran, in *Lancer*?

Question: Who played the character of gunslinger Johnny Madrid Lancer in the TV series *Lancer*?

Question: What character was portrayed by Paul Brinegar in the TV series *Lancer*?

Question: Who played the role of Teresa O'Brien, Murdoch Lancer's ward, in the TV series *Lancer*?

Question: How many hour-long episodes were produced for the TV series *Lancer*?

Question: On which network was the TV series *Lancer* rerun during the summer of 1971?

Question: Was the TV series *Lancer* shot in color or black and white?

Answer: Duggan starred as Murdoch Lancer.

Answer: Maunder played Scott Lancer.

Answer: Stacy played gunslinger Johnny Madrid Lancer.

Answer: Jelly Hoskins

Answer: Elizabeth Baur played the role of Teresa O'Brien, Murdoch Lancer's ward, in the TV series *Lancer*.

Answer: 51

Answer: CBS

Answer: The TV series *Lancer* was shot in color.

This a document about Lancer (TV series).
 Duggan starred as Murdoch Lancer, the patriarch of the Lancer family. Maunder played Scott Lancer, the educated older son and a veteran of the Union Army. Stacy played gunslinger Johnny Madrid Lancer. Paul Brinegar appeared as Jelly Hoskins and Elizabeth Baur played Murdoch Lancer's ward Teresa O'Brien. Lancer lasted for 51 hour-long episodes and was shot in color. It was rerun on CBS during the summer of 1971.


Question: Who was the chief sanitary officer working alongside the individual who resigned in 1905?

Question: Who replaced the individual who resigned in 1905?

Question: When did John Frank Stevens arrive in Panama to take over the project?

Question: What was one of the first major decisions made by John Frank Stevens upon his arrival?

Question: What improvements did Stevens plan to make in Panama City and Colón?

Question: What did Stevens plan to do with the old French buildings in Panama?

Question: What was the purpose of building hundreds of new buildings in Panama under Stevens' plan?

Question: What was the nature of Stevens' approach to implementing changes in the project?

Question: What improvements did Stevens make to the equipment at the Culebra Cut?

Question: What was the name of the individual who resigned in 1905 before being replaced by John Frank Stevens?

Question: What was the name of the organization or entity overseeing the project before Stevens took over?

Question: What was the name of the task that Stevens described as difficult and required a large labor force?

Question: What was the name of the individual who resigned in 1905 before being replaced by John Frank Stevens?

Question: What was the name of the organization or entity overseeing the project before Stevens took over?

Answer: William C. Gorgas

Answer: John Frank Stevens replaced the individual who resigned in 1905.

Answer: July 26, 1905.

Answer: One of the first major decisions made by John Frank Stevens was to upgrade the railway, improve sanitation in Panama City and Colón, renovate old French buildings, and build new ones for housing.

Answer: Improve sanitation.

Answer: Stevens planned to renovate the old French buildings.

Answer: The purpose was for housing.

Answer: Stevens' approach was to press ahead first and obtain approval later.

Answer: Stevens improved drilling and dirt-removal equipment at the Culebra Cut.

Answer: Wallace

Answer: ICC

Answer: The difficult task Stevens described was recruiting the large labor force required for construction.

Answer: Wallace

Answer: The ICC.

This a document about History of the Panama Canal.
 and the ICC. He and chief sanitary officer William C. Gorgas were frustrated by delay, and Wallace resigned in 1905. He was replaced by John Frank Stevens, who arrived on July 26, 1905. Stevens quickly realized that serious investment in infrastructure was necessary and determined to upgrade the railway, improve sanitation in Panama City and Colón, renovate the old French buildings and build hundreds of new ones for housing. He then began the difficult task of recruiting the large labor force required for construction. Stevens' approach was to press ahead first and obtain approval later. He improved drilling and dirt-removal equipment at the Culebra Cut for


Question: What is the name of the significant building in Suva that represents the achievements of Kadavu?

Question: What makes Kadavu the only province in Fiji to hit the million dollar mark and more?

Question: What nickname is given to the people of Kadavu by the Tauvus?

Question: Which provinces are known for having fierce friendly rivalries with Kadavu?

Question: What term do Kadavuans use to refer to themselves, showing pride in their identity?

Question: What are the characteristics of the rivalries between Kadavu and the provinces of Nadroga and Ra?

Question: What are the nicknames for the provinces of Nadroga and Ra mentioned in the document?

Answer: Kadavu House

Answer: The people of Kadavu are the most generous givers in the country.

Answer: "Me Damu" (rams/goats)

Answer: Nadroga and Ra.

Answer: "Kai Kadavu"

Answer: The rivalries are described as fierce but friendly.

Answer: Stallion and Rooster.

This a document about Kadavu Island.
 and frontiers. The beautiful "Kadavu House" in the capital city of Suva is a testimony of their achievement. Kadavu is the only province in Fiji that hits the million dollar mark and more, as the people are the most generous givers in the country. The people are fondly called "Me Damu" (rams/goats) by their notorious "Tauvus" particularly the Stallion province of Nadroga and the Rooster province of Ra with whom they share fierce friendly rivalries. Wherever in the world, they may be, Kadavuans are deeply connected to their island province, and are intensely proud of their identity as a "Kai Kadavu."


Question: What is the full name of the syndrome also known as Drash syndrome?

Question: What are the three main characteristics of Denys–Drash syndrome?

Question: What type of kidney disease is associated with Denys–Drash syndrome?

Question: What is the name of the childhood kidney cancer associated with Denys–Drash syndrome?

Answer: Denys–Drash syndrome

Answer: The three main characteristics of Denys–Drash syndrome are gonadal dysgenesis, nephropathy, and Wilms' tumor.

Answer: Nephropathy.

Answer: Wilms' tumor

This a document about Denys–Drash syndrome.
 Denys–Drash syndrome (DDS) or Drash syndrome is a rare disorder or syndrome characterized by gonadal dysgenesis, nephropathy, and Wilms' tumor.


Question: What does the local heritage listing for Neoblie state about the building's ongoing use?

Question: What was the condition of the interior of Neoblie before the tour mentioned in the document?

Question: What did the state government give to the City of Blacktown in October 2015?

Question: What was the stated purpose of the City of Blacktown receiving the open space surrounding Neoblie?

Question: Why do numerous residents keep a watchful eye over Neoblie according to the document?

Question: What does the local heritage listing for Neoblie state about access to the site?

Question: What was the status of access to Neoblie according to the local heritage listing?

Answer: The building continues to "require services and amenities to enable ongoing use."

Answer: The interior of Neoblie was fenced off and required a "rare opportunity" to access.

Answer: The state government gave the open space surrounding Neoblie to the City of Blacktown in October 2015.

Answer: To allow it to look at options for providing a safer entry and exit route to the property.

Answer: Because of its interest for them.

Answer: The local heritage listing states that there is no formal access to the site and no access from the Great Western Highway.

Answer: There is no formal access to the site, and no access to the site from the Great Western Highway.

This a document about Neoblie.
 remained fenced off and that the tour was a "rare opportunity" to access the interior. The building's local heritage listing, updated after the renovations, notes that the house continues to "require services and amenities to enable ongoing use" and notes that "there is no formal access to the site, and no access to the site from the Great Western Highway. In October 2015, the state government gave open space surrounding Neoblie to the City of Blacktown. The council had previously announced in July that the then-foreshadowed move would "allow it to look at options for providing a safer entry and exit route to the property". Today numerous residents keep a watchful eye over the property due to its interest for them.


Question: In which Indian state was a scene from the film Guzaarish shot when an assistant director made a mistake?

Question: Which actor sang a Hindi song in the film Guzaarish?

Question: Which previous film had Hrithik Roshan attempted playback singing in an English song?

Question: Who trained Hrithik Roshan for the song in Guzaarish?

Question: How many takes did it take for Hrithik Roshan to record his version of the song in Guzaarish?

Question: What did Hrithik Roshan say about Bhansali's reaction to his singing in Guzaarish?

Question: What precaution did the director take to ensure the shooting in Goa could continue uninterrupted while Hrithik Roshan recorded his song?

Answer: Goa

Answer: Hrithik Roshan

Answer: Kites

Answer: Bhansali trained Hrithik Roshan for the song in Guzaarish.

Answer: Four or five.

Answer: Hrithik Roshan said that "Bhansali was really surprised on hearing it."

Answer: The director got the track recorded by another singer.

This a document about Guzaarish (film).
 in the outskirts of Goa when one of his assistant directors made the same mistake twice. Hrithik Roshan sang a Hindi song in the film, after attempting playback singing in his previous movie Kites, in which he had rendered an English song. Bhansali himself personally trained Roshan for the song. Though the director had got the track recorded by another singer so that shooting in Goa could go on uninterrupted, in case Roshan could not complete his recording, his version was finally recorded after four or five takes. Roshan later said in an interview that "Bhansali was really surprised on hearing it." During


Question: What is the name of the museum dedicated to Mambwe/Lungu culture in Mbala, Zambia?

Question: After whom was the Moto Moto Museum in Mbala, Zambia, named?

Question: What is the name of the harvest thanksgiving ceremony that takes place at Lake Chila in Mbala?

Question: What geographical feature is referred to as 'Uringa Pans' in Mbala, Zambia?

Question: What is the nickname of the French Catholic bishop after whom the Moto Moto Museum is named?

Answer: Moto Moto Museum

Answer: The Moto Moto Museum in Mbala, Zambia, was named after the French Catholic bishop Joseph Dupont.

Answer: Mutomolo

Answer: Uringa Pans is a geographical feature in Mbala, Zambia.

Answer: Moto Moto

This a document about Mbala, Zambia.
Moto Moto Museum — a museum of Mambwe/Lungu culture, named after the French Catholic bishop Joseph Dupont, nicknamed Moto Moto. ; Mutomolo harvest thanksgiving ceremony at Lake Chila ; Uringa Pans


Question: How many books has Elliott Masie written according to the document?

Question: What is the title of one of Elliott Masie's books related to computer training?

Question: What is the title of the book that focuses on using computers in college student activities?

Question: What is the title of the book that provides strategies for helping people learn technology?

Question: What is the title of the book that includes tips and tactics for delivering effective instructor-led training?

Question: What is the name of the publication series titled 'Learning Rants, Raves, and Reflections'?

Question: What is the title of the book that includes a personal training guide for computer trainers?

Question: What is the name of the publication that contains passionate and professional perspectives on learning?

Question: What is the title of the book that includes a computer training handbook with how to teach people?

Question: What is the title of the book that focuses on big learning data?

Answer: Eleven.

Answer: The Computer Training Handbook: How to Teach People to Use Computers

Answer: Using Computers in College Student Activities

Answer: The Computer Training Handbook: Strategies for Helping People to Learn Technology

Answer: Master Trainer Handbook: Tips, Tactics, and How-Tos for Delivering Effective Instructor-Led, Participant-Centered Training

Answer: Learning Rants, Raves, and Reflections: A Collection of Passionate and Professional Perspectives.

Answer: Computer Trainer's Personal Training Guide (Training Guides)

Answer: Learning Rants, Raves, and Reflections

Answer: The computer training handbook: how to teach people

Answer: Big Learning Data

This a document about Elliott Masie.
Learning Rants, Raves, and Reflections: A Collection of Passionate and Professional Perspectives ; Computer Training Handbook ; The computer training handbook How to teach people ; Computers + Student Activities Handbook ; Using Computers in College Student Activities ; Computer Trainer's Personal Training Guide (Training Guides) ; The computer training handbook: how to teach people to use computers ; The Computer Training Handbook: Strategies for Helping People to Learn Technology ; Master Trainer Handbook: Tips, Tactics, and How-Tos for Delivering Effective Instructor-Led, Participant-Centered Training ; Big Learning Data ; The Masie Center's Learning Perspectives Elliott Masie has written eleven books:


Question: What is the name of the only dwarf planet in the asteroid belt with which Haremari is in a 1:1 orbital resonance?

Question: What type of asteroid is Haremari considered to be based on its orbital resonance with Ceres?

Question: What kind of orbital transition is Haremari currently thought to be undergoing?

Question: What are the names of other suspected co-orbital asteroids mentioned in the document?

Answer: Ceres

Answer: Haremari is considered to be a trojan of Ceres.

Answer: Haremari is currently thought to be transiting from a tadpole to a horseshoe orbit.

Answer: 855 Newcombia, 4608 Wodehouse, and 8877 Rentaro.

This a document about 1372 Haremari.
 Long-term numerical integrations suggest, that Haremari is a trojan of Ceres, staying a 1:1 orbital resonance with the only dwarf planet of the asteroid belt. It is thought that Haremari is currently transiting from a tadpole to a horseshoe orbit. Other suspected co-orbitals are the asteroids 855 Newcombia, 4608 Wodehouse and 8877 Rentaro.


Question: What was the name of the organization that conducted a survey on climate scientists' beliefs about global warming?

Question: What did the survey find about the views of most climate scientists regarding global warming?

Question: According to the survey, what was the level of trust that climate scientists had in the popular media's coverage of climate change?

Question: In what year did the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel publish an article criticizing STATS's coverage of Bisphenol A?

Question: What did the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel article claim about STATS's coverage of Bisphenol A?

Question: How did Lichter respond to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel article about STATS's coverage of Bisphenol A?

Question: What organization awarded STATS $86,000 in 2010 for its 'research efforts'?

Question: In what year was STATS dissolved?

Question: Which organization adopted the website of STATS after its dissolution?

Answer: Harris International.

Answer: The survey found that most climate scientists believe that human-induced global warming is occurring.

Answer: Few climate scientists trusted the popular media coverage of climate change.

Answer: 2009

Answer: The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel article claimed that STATS's coverage of Bisphenol A verged on advocacy for the chemical industry.

Answer: Lichter posted a response on the STATS website disputing the Journal-Sentinel article, calling its reporting and logic "flawed."

Answer: Donors Trust

Answer: 2014

Answer: Sense About Science USA

This a document about Statistical Assessment Service.
 Harris International. The survey found that most climate scientists believe that human-induced global warming is occurring, although there is disagreement about its consequences, and few trust the popular media coverage of climate change. A 2009 article in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel argued that STATS's coverage of the chemical Bisphenol A verged on advocacy for the chemical industry. On the STATS website, Lichter posted a response disputing the Journal-Sentinel article, calling its reporting and logic "flawed". In 2010, Donors Trust awarded STATS $86,000 for its "research efforts". STATS was dissolved in 2014, and its web site adopted by Sense About Science USA.


Question: What was the name of the governing body that had certain powers across metropolitan London from 1855?

Question: Why was the London County Council (LCC) created in 1889?

Question: Under what legislation was the London County Council created in 1889?

Question: What was the main reason for the desire to create a new government for London in 1889?

Question: Which traditional bodies retained many powers in London before the creation of the LCC?

Question: What was the main difference between the Metropolitan Board of Works and the London County Council in terms of governance?

Answer: The Metropolitan Board of Works

Answer: The London County Council (LCC) was created in 1889 to address a succession of scandals involving the Metropolitan Board of Works and to establish a competent government for London capable of effective service delivery.

Answer: Local Government Act 1888

Answer: A general desire to create a competent government for the city, capable of strategising and delivering services effectively.

Answer: parishes and the counties of Middlesex, Surrey and Kent.

Answer: The Metropolitan Board of Works was appointed rather than elected, while the London County Council was created as an elected body.

This a document about London County Council.
  By the 19th century, the City of London Corporation covered only a small fraction of metropolitan London. From 1855, the Metropolitan Board of Works (MBW) had certain powers across the metropolis, but it was appointed rather than elected. Many powers remained in the hands of traditional bodies such as parishes and the counties of Middlesex, Surrey and Kent. The creation of the LCC in 1889, as part of the Local Government Act 1888, was forced by a succession of scandals involving the MBW, and was also prompted by a general desire to create a competent government for the city, capable of strategising and delivering services effectively. While the Conservative government of


Question: What is the primary purpose of a sippy cup?

Question: What are the two common terms used in American English for a sippy cup?

Question: How does a sippy cup differ from an open cup?

Question: Through what methods do sippy cups prevent spills?

Question: What role does a sippy cup typically play in a child's development?

Question: Who invented the Sipster spill-proof sippy cup?

Question: To whom did Richard Belanger license the design of the Sipster sippy cup?

Question: What is the British English term for a sippy cup?

Question: What alternative do some experts recommend instead of using a sippy cup for toddlers?

Answer: The primary purpose of a sippy cup is to prevent or reduce spills and is designed for toddlers as an intermediary between a bottle or breast and an open cup.

Answer: Sippy cup and training cup.

Answer: A sippy cup differs from an open cup by having a top that prevents spills, and the child drinks through a spout or straw.

Answer: Sippy cups prevent spills either through surface tension that keeps liquid from spilling even when the cup is upended, or by using valves.

Answer: A sippy cup typically plays an intermediary role in the transition between the bottle or breast to an open cup.

Answer: Richard Belanger invented the Sipster spill-proof sippy cup.

Answer: Playtex.

Answer: beaker

Answer: Some experts recommend transitioning directly to an open cup instead of using a sippy cup for toddlers.

This a document about Sippy cup.
 The sippy cup, training cup, (American English) or beaker (British English) is a drinking cup designed for toddlers which prevents or reduces spills. Sippy cups, as opposed to an open cup, have a top which prevents spills, and the child drinks either through a spout or straw. Some sippy cups work by way of surface tension that prevents liquid from being spilled even when the cup is upended, and others have valves. A sippy cup is typically an intermediary between the transition between the bottle or breast to an open cup; however, some recommend skipping the sippy cup and transitioning directly to an open cup. The Sipster spill-proof sippy cup was invented by Richard Belanger, who licensed the design to Playtex.


Question: What is one way Louisiana Hot Sauce is used as a condiment?

Question: What is one type of food that Louisiana Hot Sauce can be used as a marinade for?

Question: In addition to being a condiment, what other role does Louisiana Hot Sauce play in cooking?

Answer: Louisiana Hot Sauce is used as a condiment to add flavor to foods.

Answer: chicken wings

Answer: Louisiana Hot Sauce is used as an ingredient in some dishes and as a marinade for some foods.

This a document about Louisiana Hot Sauce.
 Louisiana Hot Sauce is used as a condiment to add flavor to foods, as an ingredient in some dishes, and also as a marinade for some foods, such as chicken wings.


Question: What does the acronym MU stand for in the context of Mauritius?

Question: What does the acronym MU represent in relation to Oman?

Question: What is the full form of MUA as a military-related acronym?

Question: What does MUA stand for in the context of assessments?

Question: What does the acronym MUR represent in terms of currency?

Question: What does the acronym MUS denote in relation to Mauritius?

Answer: MU stands for Mauritius (ISO 3166 digram).

Answer: MU represents Oman in the FIPS 10-4 country code (from Muscat).

Answer: Meritorious Unit Award

Answer: Military Utility Assessment

Answer: MUR represents the Mauritius rupee (ISO 4217 currency code).

Answer: MUS denotes Mauritius (ISO 3166 trigram).

This a document about List of acronyms: M.
MU – (s) Mauritius (ISO 3166 digram) – Oman (FIPS 10-4 country code; from Muscat) ; MUA – (i) Meritorious Unit Award – Military Utility Assessment ; MUR – (s) Mauritius rupee (ISO 4217 currency code) ; MUS – (s) Mauritius (ISO 3166 trigram)


Question: What types of participants are included in the RiseUp Summit?

Question: Which well-known companies have previously participated in the RiseUp Summit?

Question: Who are some of the notable speakers who have spoken at the RiseUp Summit?

Question: What is the name of the event where HIPO (High Potential) startups showcased their services in 2017 at the RiseUp Summit?

Question: How many attendees were present at the HIPOs exhibition and summit stage in 2017?

Question: Which universities and education platforms provided education opportunities to HIPOs in 2017?

Question: What is the name of the invite-only dinner event hosted by Algebra Ventures for HIPOs in 2017?

Question: Which company hosted the MENA HIPOs Breakfast in 2017?

Question: How many startups graduated at the Flat6Labs Demo Day during the RiseUp Summit 2018?

Question: From which regions did the entrepreneurs at the Flat6Labs Demo Day in 2018 come?

Question: What industries did the startups at the Flat6Labs Demo Day in 2018 operate in?

Question: What is the name of the organization that partnered with RiseUp to host the Demo Day in 2018?

Question: What is the name of the organization that partnered with RiseUp to host the Demo Day in 2018?

Question: What is the name of the organization that hosted the invite-only MENA HIPOs Dinner in 2017?

Question: What is the name of the organization that partnered with RiseUp to host the Demo Day in 2018?

Answer: RiseUp participants include leading companies, investors, speakers, and support organizations.

Answer: Uber, IBM, Facebook, The World Bank, and Pepsi.

Answer: Notable speakers at the RiseUp Summit have included Dave McClure from 500Startups, Mike Butcher from TechCrunch, Jared Friedman from Y Combinator, and H.E John Casson.

Answer: HIPOs exhibition

Answer: 5,000 attendees.

Answer: Udacity and IE.

Answer: MENA HIPOs Dinner

Answer: Stripe hosted the MENA HIPOs Breakfast in 2017.

Answer: Eight startups graduated at the Flat6Labs Demo Day during the RiseUp Summit 2018.

Answer: The entrepreneurs at the Flat6Labs Demo Day in 2018 came from all across Egypt.

Answer: The startups at the Flat6Labs Demo Day in 2018 operated in industries including Scientific Research, Medicine, professional services, Real Estate, F&B, and waste management.

Answer: Flat6Labs

Answer: Flat6Labs

Answer: Algebra Ventures

Answer: Flat6Labs

This a document about RiseUp Summit.
 RiseUp participants include some of the world's leading companies, investors, speakers and support organizations. Previous participating firms include Uber, IBM, Facebook, The World Bank and Pepsi. Speakers have included Dave McClure from 500Startups, Mike Butcher from TechCrunch, Jared Friedman from Y Combinator and H.E John Casson. RiseUp usually partner with others from the Ecosystem. In 2017, RiseUp helped HIPO (High Potential) startups showcase their services at the HIPOs exhibition at the RiseUp Summit that year and share their stories on the summit stage with 5,000 attendees. HIPOs also received education opportunities at world-class universities and education platforms, such as Udacity and IE, alongside a number of special sub-events, including the invite-only MENA HIPOs Dinner hosted by Algebra Ventures, and the MENA HIPOs Breakfast hosted by Stripe. In 2018, As part of the RiseUp Summit 2018 activities, the Flat6Labs Demo Day graduated eight startups from its second cycle of fiscal year 2018. This cycle has entrepreneurs coming from all across Egypt and the startups are working across various industries, from Scientific Research, Medicine and professional services to Real Estate, F&B and waste management.


Question: What is the original working title of the video game known as Surf Rocket Racers?

Question: What is the Japanese title of the video game Surf Rocket Racers?

Question: Which companies developed and published the video game Surf Rocket Racers?

Question: For which gaming console was Surf Rocket Racers developed and published?

Question: During which years was Surf Rocket Racers released?

Answer: Surf Rocket Racer

Answer: Power Jet Racing 2001 (パワージェットレーシング2001)

Answer: CRI Middleware and Crave Entertainment.

Answer: Dreamcast

Answer: 2000-2001

This a document about Surf Rocket Racers.
 Surf Rocket Racers (working title: Surf Rocket Racer), known in Japan as Power Jet Racing 2001 (パワージェットレーシング2001), is a video game developed and published by CRI Middleware and Crave Entertainment for Dreamcast in 2000-2001.


Question: What was the purpose of the squadron that departed from Madras?

Question: Which ship carried the hundred officers and men of the Madras European Regiment?

Question: Who was the commander of the squadron departing from Madras?

Question: What was the name of the ship commanded by Captain Richard Kenah?

Question: What information did Captain Spencer provide to Captain Cole in Singapore?

Question: What was the planned action for the British squadron concerning the Banda Islands?

Question: What was the name of the ship commanded by Captain Charles Foote?

Question: What was the reason for the squadron taking a circuitous route during its journey?

Question: What was the name of the ship that carried supplies for the squadron departing from Madras?

Answer: The purpose of the squadron that departed from Madras was to capture the Banda Islands.

Answer: The frigates and sloop.

Answer: Captain Christopher Cole

Answer: Barracouta

Answer: Captain Spencer informed Cole that over 700 regular Dutch troops may be located in the Bandas.

Answer: The planned action for the British squadron concerning the Banda Islands was to capture them.

Answer: Piedmontaise

Answer: The squadron took a circuitous route to avoid alerting the Dutch.

Answer: The Mandarin.

This a document about Banda Islands.
 garrison at Amboyna, recently captured from the Dutch. The frigates and sloop carried a hundred officers and men of the Madras European Regiment, while the Mandarin carried supplies. The squadron was commanded by Captain Christopher Cole, with Captain Charles Foote on the Piedmontaise and Captain Richard Kenah aboard the Barracouta. After departing from Madras, Cole informed Foote and Kenah of Cole's plan to capture the Bandas; Foote and Kenah agreed. In Singapore, Captain Spencer informed Cole that over 700 regular Dutch troops may be located in the Bandas. The squadron took a circuitous route to avoid alerting the Dutch. On 9 August 1810, the British


Question: What were Marcel J. E. Golay's areas of expertise?

Question: What was Marcel J. E. Golay's field of application for his mathematical work?

Question: Where was Marcel J. E. Golay born?

Question: What were Marcel J. E. Golay's full name and dates of birth and death?

Answer: Mathematics, physics, and information theory.

Answer: Marcel J. E. Golay applied mathematics to real-world military and industrial problems.

Answer: Neuchâtel, Switzerland.

Answer: Marcel Jules Edouard Golay (May 3, 1902 – April 27, 1989).

This a document about Marcel J. E. Golay.
  Marcel Jules Edouard Golay (May 3, 1902 – April 27, 1989) was a Swiss-born mathematician, physicist, and information theorist, who applied mathematics to real-world military and industrial problems. He was born in Neuchâtel, Switzerland.


Question: What was the general critical reception of Kylie Minogue's song 'Slow'?

Question: What did Ethan Brown from New York say about the production of 'Slow'?

Question: According to Ethan Brown, how do other songs on the Body Language album compare to 'Slow'?

Question: What did Ethan Brown suggest 'Slow' should be a template for?

Question: How did Adrien Begrand from PopMatters describe 'Slow' in terms of Kylie Minogue's career?

Question: What aspect of 'Slow' did Adrien Begrand praise?

Question: What did Spin magazine say about Kylie Minogue's vocals on 'Slow'?

Answer: The general critical reception of Kylie Minogue's song "Slow" was positive. It was critically acclaimed, with praise for its production, minimalistic approach, simple arrangement, and vocals. Critics considered it one of the strongest singles of Minogue's career and a template for pop singers.

Answer: Ethan Brown praised the production of "Slow" and commented that "Everything at the top of the pops should sound as good as Kylie Minogue's 'Slow'."

Answer: According to Ethan Brown, most of the songs on Body Language mimic the sound of "Slow," but none come close to its achievement.

Answer: A template for pop singers who fancy themselves aesthetes.

Answer: Adrien Begrand from PopMatters described "Slow" as "one of the strongest singles" of Kylie Minogue's career.

Answer: Adrien Begrand praised Kylie Minogue's minimalistic approach and the song's simple arrangement.

Answer: Spin magazine said Kylie Minogue's vocals on "Slow" will "bring all the boys to the yard".

This a document about Slow (Kylie Minogue song).
 "Slow" was critically acclaimed by music critics. Ethan Brown from New York praised the production of the song and commented "Everything at the top of the pops should sound as good as Kylie Minogue's "Slow"". He further felt that most of the songs on Body Language "mimic its sound, [though] none of the other songs on Body Language come close to the achievement of "Slow" and concluded that ""Slow" should be a template for pop singers who fancy themselves aesthetes". Adrien Begrand from PopMatters commented that the song was "one of the strongest singles" of Minogue's career, praising her minimalistic approach on the song and its simple arrangement. The Spin magazine review of the song complimented Minogue's vocals, saying that they will "bring all the boys to the yard".


Question: How many houses were there in Coventry in 1801?

Question: How many houses were there in Coventry in 1831?

Question: What did the Act of Parliament in 1842 do to Coventry's status?

Question: How many acres did the revised boundaries of Coventry enclose in 1842?

Question: How many boundary extensions occurred between 1842 and 1899 in Coventry?

Question: What was the total enclosed area of Coventry in 1899?

Question: What was the size of the old walled city of Coventry compared to the revised boundaries in 1842?

Answer: 2,930

Answer: 5,865

Answer: The Act of Parliament in 1842 took away Coventry's county status and re-defined its boundaries as a city.

Answer: 1,486 acres

Answer: Two boundary extensions occurred between 1842 and 1899 in Coventry.

Answer: 4,417 acres (16.78 km²)

Answer: The revised boundaries in 1842 enclosed 1,486 acres, which was a considerably larger area than that of the old walled city.

This a document about History of Coventry.
 others were built outside the area of the old city. Over a period of 30 years, the number of houses in Coventry almost doubled from 2,930 in 1801, to 5,865 in 1831. In 1842 an Act of Parliament took away Coventry's county status and re-defined its boundaries as a city, but in recognition of its need to expand the revised boundaries enclosed 1,486 acres (6.01 km2), a considerably larger area than that of the old walled city. During the next 50 years, there were another two boundary extensions which absorbed further outlying districts, increasing the enclosed area to 4,417 acres (16.78 km2) in 1899.


Question: In which ward was a by-election held in July 2013?

Question: What event led to the by-election in Llansamlet in July 2013?

Question: Which political party did Dennis James belong to?

Question: What position did Dennis James hold before his death?

Question: Who previously held the seat before the by-election in Llansamlet?

Answer: Llansamlet

Answer: The death of Labour councillor Dennis James led to the by-election in Llansamlet in July 2013.

Answer: Dennis James belonged to the Labour Party.

Answer: Dennis James held the position of Labour councilor before his death.

Answer: A former Labour MP previously held the seat before the by-election in Llansamlet.

This a document about 2012 City and County of Swansea Council election.
 A by-election was held in Llansamlet on 4 July 2013 following the death of Labour councilor Dennis James. A former Labour MP held the seat.


Question: What is the full name of Rik Waller?

Question: In which year was Rik Waller born?

Question: What nationality is Rik Waller?

Question: What TV series did Rik Waller appear on as a contestant?

Question: What were the titles of Rik Waller's two UK Top 40 hits?

Answer: Richard "Rik" Waller

Answer: 1981

Answer: English.

Answer: Pop Idol

Answer: "I Will Always Love You" and "(Something Inside) So Strong"

This a document about Rik Waller.
 Richard  "Rik" Waller (born 1981) is an English pop singer. After appearing as a contestant on the TV series Pop Idol, he had two UK Top 40 hits with cover versions of "I Will Always Love You" and "(Something Inside) So Strong".


Question: What is the address of the Burwood Post Office in Burwood, New South Wales?

Question: Which church is located at 205 Burwood Road in Burwood?

Question: What is the name of the building located at 213 Burwood Road in Burwood?

Question: Where is St Cloud located in Burwood?

Question: What is the address of Lynton in Burwood?

Question: What is the name of the rail underbridge associated with the Great Southern and Western railway in Burwood?

Question: Where is the Burwood railway station located in Burwood?

Question: Which church is located on Railway Parade in Burwood?

Question: What is the name of the heritage-listed site at Gayton on Burwood Road?

Question: What is the name of the property at Deolee on Burwood Road?

Question: Where is the Methodist Ladies College located in Burwood?

Question: What is the name of the property located at Woodstock in Burwood?

Question: Where is the St Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church located in Burwood?

Question: What heritage designation do some buildings in Burwood hold on the New South Wales State Heritage Register?

Question: What former national heritage register included some buildings in Burwood?

Question: What is the address of the St Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church in Burwood?

Question: What is the address of the property known as Woodstock in Burwood?

Question: What is the name of the property located at Church Street in Burwood?

Question: What is the name of the property located at Rowley Street in Burwood?

Question: What is the name of the property located at 168a Burwood Road in Burwood?

Answer: 168a Burwood Road.

Answer: St Paul's Anglican Church

Answer: The Priory

Answer: 223 Burwood Road.

Answer: 4 Clarence Street

Answer: Burwood rail underbridge

Answer: Burwood railway station is located on Great Southern and Western railway in Sydney.

Answer: Burwood Sewer Vent Congregational Church and St Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church.

Answer: Gayton (1888)

Answer: Deolee

Answer: The Methodist Ladies College is located on Rowley Street in Burwood.

Answer: The name of the property located at Woodstock in Burwood is not explicitly stated in the document.

Answer: St Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church is located on Railway Parade.

Answer: Some buildings in Burwood hold a heritage designation on the New South Wales State Heritage Register.

Answer: Register of the National Estate

Answer: Railway Parade.

Answer: Church Street

Answer: Woodstock

Answer: Methodist Ladies College

Answer: Burwood Post Office

This a document about Burwood, New South Wales.
168a Burwood Road: Burwood Post Office ; 205 Burwood Road: St Paul's Anglican Church, Burwood ; 213 Burwood Road: The Priory ; 223 Burwood Road: St Cloud ; 4 Clarence Street: Lynton ; Great Southern and Western railway: Burwood rail underbridge ; Great Southern and Western railway: Burwood railway station, Sydney ; Railway Parade: Burwood Sewer Vent Congregational Church, Burwood Road ; Gayton (1888), Burwood Road, ; Deolee, Burwood Road ; Methodist Ladies College, Rowley Street ; Woodstock, Church Street ; St Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church, Railway Parade Burwood has a number of heritage-listed sites, including the following sites listed on the New South Wales State Heritage Register: The following buildings are listed on the (now defunct) Register of the National Estate and/or local government heritage registers:


Question: When did the accident involving the Douglas DC-3 operated by Aero California occur?

Question: How many people were killed in the Douglas DC-3 crash near Las Lomitas?

Question: What was the registration number of the Douglas DC-3 that crashed in 1986?

Question: Where was the Douglas DC-3 scheduled to fly from and to before the accident?

Question: What type of aircraft was involved in the July 21, 2004, accident operated by Aero California?

Question: What caused the accident involving the Douglas DC-9 on July 21, 2004?

Question: How many people were on board the Douglas DC-9 during the July 2004 accident?

Question: What was the outcome for the airframe of the Douglas DC-9 involved in the 2004 accident?

Question: What were the weather and visibility conditions during the 1986 Douglas DC-3 accident?

Question: What was the local time of the July 2004 Douglas DC-9 accident?

Question: What was the registration number of the Douglas DC-9 involved in the July 2004 accident?

Answer: January 29, 1986.

Answer: 21 people were killed in the Douglas DC-3 crash near Las Lomitas.

Answer: XA-IOR

Answer: The Douglas DC-3 was scheduled to fly from Villa Constitución Airport to Los Mochis Airport.

Answer: Douglas DC-9

Answer: The accident involving the Douglas DC-9 on July 21, 2004, was caused by encountering wind shear upon take-off.

Answer: 56

Answer: The airframe was damaged beyond repair and written off.

Answer: Bad weather and visibility conditions.

Answer: 19:33

Answer: XA-BCS

This a document about Aero California.
Aero California suffered an accident, which occurred on January 29, 1986. A Douglas DC-3 (registered XA-IOR) crashed into a range of hills near Las Lomitas during bad weather and visibility conditions, killing all 18 passengers and 3 crew. The aircraft had been on a scheduled passenger flight from Villa Constitución Airport to Los Mochis Airport. On July 21, 2004 at 19:33 local time, a Douglas DC-9 (registered XA-BCS) encountered a wind shear upon take-off at Mexico City International Airport to Durango. All 52 passengers and the four crew members survived the accident, but the airframe was damaged beyond repair and written off.


Question: Who was the Asantehene that defeated the Akyems after the death of Osei Tutu I?

Question: What was the name of the Akan state that the Akyems eventually came into contact with after fleeing into the jungle?

Question: What vow did Otumfuo Opoku Ware I make upon his enstoolment as Asantehene?

Question: Which regions were taken by the Asantehene and designated as Asante-Akyem after the defeat of the Akyems?

Question: In which direction did the majority of the Akyems flee to escape the Ashanti army?

Question: What was the name of the Akan group that the Akyems originally belonged to in the 17th century?

Question: What was the reason for the Akyems fleeing into the jungle?

Question: What was the name of the late King whose death led to Otumfuo Opoku Ware I's act of conquest and vengeance against the Akyems?

Question: What was the name of the Akan group that the Akyems came into contact with after settling in several areas along their escape route?

Question: What was the name of the Akan group whose lands were taken and designated as Asante-Akyem after the defeat of the Akyems?

Answer: Otumfuo Opoku Ware I

Answer: Akwamu

Answer: Otumfuo Opoku Ware I made a vow to the Ashanti and his great uncle upon his enstoolment as Asantehene and Chief Commander of the Army, which he fulfilled by defeating the Akyems and taking their lands.

Answer: The Asantehene took the fleeing Kotoku and Akyem lands and designated them Asante-Akyem.

Answer: South-eastwards.

Answer: The Akwamu.

Answer: The Akyems fled into the jungle to escape continuous reprisals from the fierce Ashanti army.

Answer: Osei Tutu I.

Answer: Akwamu

Answer: The Akyems.

This a document about Akyem.
 death of his uncle the late King, Osei Tutu I. After his installation as King, Otumfuo Opoku Ware I, in an act of conquest and vengeance utterly defeated the Akyems causing them to flee deep into the jungle. The Asantehene took the fleeing Kotoku and Akyem lands and designated them Asante-Akyem fulfilling the vow he made to the Ashanti and his great uncle upon his enstoolment as Asantehene and Chief Commander of the Army. The majority of the Akyems, continued to flee south-eastwards deep into the jungle fearing continuous reprisals of the fierce Ashanti army. They settled in several areas along the way until they came into contact with the Akwamu, another one of the original three 17th-century Akan states


Question: What was Michael Wolff's initial field of study?

Question: What was Michael Wolff's first career before entering graphic design?

Question: What field did Michael Wolff transition into before becoming a graphic designer?

Answer: Architecture.

Answer: Product designer.

Answer: Interior design

This a document about Michael Wolff (graphic designer).
 He studied architecture and started his career as a product designer and later became an interior designer before going into graphic design.


Question: Which book by Robert A. Caro is mentioned in the document?

Question: What is the title of the article by Jamie L. Carson about US Congressional elections in 1938?

Question: What is the title of the book co-authored by G. William Domhoff and Michael J. Webber?

Question: What is the title of the book by Gilbert Fite about Richard B. Russell, Jr.?

Question: What is the title of the book by John A. Goldsmith about Richard B. Russell and Lyndon B. Johnson?

Question: What is the title of Rebecca Hill’s chapter about the Smith Act and the Hatch Act?

Question: Which publisher is mentioned for Rebecca Hill’s chapter on the Smith Act and the Hatch Act?

Answer: The Years of Lyndon Johnson: vol 3: Master of the Senate

Answer: "Electoral and Partisan Forces in the Roosevelt Era: The US Congressional Elections of 1938."

Answer: Class and Power in the New Deal: Corporate Moderates, Southern Democrats, and the Liberal-Labor Coalition

Answer: Richard B. Russell, Jr, Senator from Georgia

Answer: Colleagues: Richard B. Russell and His Apprentice, Lyndon B. Johnson.

Answer: "The History of the Smith Act and the Hatch Act: Anti-Communism and the Rise of the Conservative Coalition in Congress."

Answer: Routledge

This a document about Conservative coalition.
Caro, Robert A. The Years of Lyndon Johnson: vol 3: Master of the Senate (2002). ; Carson, Jamie L. "Electoral and Partisan Forces in the Roosevelt Era: The US Congressional Elections of 1938." Congress & the Presidency 28#2 (2001) 161–183 https://doi.org/10.1080/07343460109507751 ; Domhoff, G. William, and Michael J. Webber. Class and Power in the New Deal: Corporate Moderates, Southern Democrats, and the Liberal-Labor Coalition (2011)| ; Fite, Gilbert. Richard B. Russell, Jr, Senator from Georgia (2002) ; Goldsmith, John A. Colleagues: Richard B. Russell and His Apprentice, Lyndon B. Johnson. (1993) ; Hill, Rebecca. "The History of the Smith Act and the Hatch Act: Anti-Communism and the Rise of the Conservative Coalition in Congress." in Little ‘Red Scares’ (Routledge, 2016)


Question: What musical ensembles did Herbert Joos lead throughout his career?

Question: Which orchestra did Herbert Joos become a member of in the 1980s?

Question: What long-term project has Herbert Joos participated in since the 1990s?

Question: With which musician did Herbert Joos perform as a duo?

Question: Which groups and artists has Herbert Joos performed with, according to the document?

Question: Which orchestra did Herbert Joos play with in addition to his other ensembles?

Question: What award did Herbert Joos receive in 2017 for his life's work?

Question: How did Herbert Joos respond to the laudations he received during the 2017 award ceremony?

Question: How many musicians were in the orchestra that Herbert Joos performed with during the 2017 concert?

Question: What other artistic activities, besides music, was Herbert Joos involved in?

Question: When and where did Herbert Joos pass away?

Answer: Herbert Joos led his own wind trio, quartet, and orchestra.

Answer: Vienna Art Orchestra

Answer: SüdPool

Answer: Herbert Joos performed as a duo with Frank Kuruc.

Answer: Herbert Joos performed with the Vienna Art Orchestra, SüdPool project, Frank Kuruc (in a duo), Patrick Bebelaar's groups, Michel Godard, Wolfgang Puschnig, Clemens Salesny, Peter Schindler, and the Orchestre National de France.

Answer: Orchestre National de France

Answer: Jazzpreis Baden-Württemberg

Answer: He thanked in a short phrase and played a concert with an orchestra of 16.

Answer: 16

Answer: Herbert Joos produced drawings, book illustrations, and paintings.

Answer: Herbert Joos passed away on 7 December 2019 in a Baden-Baden hospital.

This a document about Herbert Joos.
 also led his own wind trio, quartet and orchestra. He achieved more recognition in the 1980s as a member of the Vienna Art Orchestra, which he influenced. Since the 1990s he has participated in the SüdPool project. He has appeared as a duo with Frank Kuruc as well as in Patrick Bebelaar's groups, for Michel Godard, Wolfgang Puschnig, Clemens Salesny and Peter Schindler. He also played with the Orchestre National de France. In 2017, he was awarded the Jazzpreis Baden-Württemberg for his life's work. Instead of a speech after the laudations, he thanked in a short phrase, and played a concert with an orchestra of 16. He also produced drawings, book illustrations and paintings. Herbert Joos died on 7 December 2019 after surgery in a Baden-Baden hospital.


Question: In which city and country were the 1993 World Championships in Athletics held?

Question: How many athletes participated in the Men's 1500 metres event at the 1993 World Championships in Athletics?

Question: How many heats were there in the Men's 1500 metres event at the 1993 World Championships in Athletics?

Question: How many semi-finals were held in the Men's 1500 metres event at the 1993 World Championships in Athletics?

Question: On which date was the final of the Men's 1500 metres event held at the 1993 World Championships in Athletics?

Answer: Stuttgart, Germany.

Answer: 43

Answer: four

Answer: Three

Answer: The final was held on Sunday, 1993-08-22.

This a document about 1993 World Championships in Athletics – Men's 1500 metres.
 These are the official results of the Men's 1500 metres event at the 1993 IAAF World Championships in Stuttgart, Germany. There were a total number of 43 participating athletes, with four qualifying heats, three semi-finals and the final held on Sunday 1993-08-22.


Question: What was the edition number of the 1970 FIVB Men's World Championship?

Question: Which organization organized the 1970 FIVB Men's World Championship?

Question: In which country was the 1970 FIVB Men's World Championship held?

Question: What were the start and end dates of the 1970 FIVB Men's World Championship?

Answer: The 1970 FIVB Men's World Championship was the seventh edition.

Answer: The FIVB organized the 1970 FIVB Men's World Championship.

Answer: Bulgaria

Answer: The 1970 FIVB Men's World Championship started on 29 September and ended on 12 October 1970.

This a document about 1970 FIVB Volleyball Men's World Championship.
 The 1970 FIVB Men's World Championship was the seventh edition of the tournament, organised by the world's governing body, the FIVB. It was held from 29 September to 12 October 1970 in Bulgaria.


Question: What is the title of Jürgen Neffe's biography about Albert Einstein published by Rowohlt in 2005?

Question: Which publisher released the English edition of Jürgen Neffe's Einstein biography in 2007?

Question: Who translated Jürgen Neffe's biography of Einstein into English for the 2007 edition published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux?

Question: What is the title of Jürgen Neffe's book published by Polity Press in 2007?

Question: What is the title of Jürgen Neffe's 2008 book about Charles Darwin?

Question: Which book did Jürgen Neffe publish in 2014 with the subtitle 'Mehr als wir sind'?

Question: What is the title of Jürgen Neffe's 2017 biography about Karl Marx?

Question: What is the title of Jürgen Neffe's 2020 book published by Europa Verlag?

Question: What is the title of Jürgen Neffe's book published by C. Bertelsmann in 2014?

Question: What is the title of Jürgen Neffe's 2017 book published by C. Bertelsmann?

Question: What is the title of Jürgen Neffe's book published by C. Bertelsmann in 2008?

Question: What is the title of the book co-authored by Jürgen Neffe and published by Hoffmann und Campe in 2004?

Answer: Einstein – eine Biographie

Answer: Farrar, Straus and Giroux

Answer: Shelley Frisch

Answer: EINSTEIN - A Biography

Answer: Darwin. Das Abenteuer des Lebens.

Answer: Mehr als wir sind.

Answer: Marx. Der Unvollendete.

Answer: Das Ding. Der Tag, an dem ich Donald Trump bestahl.

Answer: Mehr als wir sind.

Answer: Marx. Der Unvollendete.

Answer: Darwin. Das Abenteuer des Lebens.

Answer: Made in Germany '21

This a document about Jürgen Neffe.
 Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Matthias Machnig (HG.): Made in Germany '21. Hoffmann und Campe, Hamburg 2004, ISBN: 3-455-10417-7 ; Einstein – eine Biographie. Rowohlt, Reinbek bei Hamburg 2005, ISBN: 3-499-61937-7 ; EINSTEIN - A Biography. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, New York 2007, Translated by Shelley Frisch, ISBN: 978-3-7414-6640-3 ; EINSTEIN - A Biography. Polity Press, London 2007, Translated by Shelley Frisch, ISBN: 978-0-7456-4220-8 ; Darwin. Das Abenteuer des Lebens. C. Bertelsmann, München 2008, ISBN: 978-3-570-01091-4. ; Mehr als wir sind. C. Bertelsmann, München 2014, ISBN: 978-3-570-10205-3 ; Marx. Der Unvollendete. C. Bertelsmann, München 2017, ISBN: 978-3-570-10273-2 ; Das Ding. Der Tag, an dem ich Donald Trump bestahl. Europa Verlag, München 2020, ISBN: 978-3-958-90340-1.


Question: What is the scientific classification family of Turbonilla amortajadensis?

Question: What type of organism is Turbonilla amortajadensis?

Answer: Pyramidellidae

Answer: Turbonilla amortajadensis is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk.

This a document about Turbonilla amortajadensis.
 Turbonilla amortajadensis is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Pyramidellidae, the pyrams and their allies.


Question: How much did the FAA estimate the total cost of the inerting system program to be over 49 years?

Question: What portion of the inerting system program's cost was allocated for retrofitting the existing fleet?

Question: What type of aircraft were excluded from the FAA's rule on inerting systems because they were not considered at high risk for fuel-tank explosions?

Question: What was the estimated 'cost to society' from a large airliner exploding in mid-air, as mentioned in the document?

Question: What administration removed the requirement for installation of inerting systems on cargo aircraft from the original FAA order?

Question: Over how many years was the FAA's inerting system program expected to be implemented?

Question: What was the initial plan of the FAA regarding the installation of inerting systems on cargo aircraft?

Question: What was the time period over which the FAA's inerting system program cost was estimated?

Answer: The FAA estimated the total cost of the inerting system program to be US$808 million over 49 years.

Answer: US$313 million.

Answer: Regional jets and smaller commuter planes.

Answer: US$1.2 billion

Answer: The Bush administration.

Answer: 49 years.

Answer: The FAA had initially planned to order installation on cargo aircraft.

Answer: 49 years

This a document about Inerting system.
 over nine years. The FAA had initially planned to also order installation on cargo aircraft, but this was removed from the order by the Bush administration. Additionally, regional jets and smaller commuter planes would not be subject to the rule, because the FAA does not consider them at high risk for a fuel-tank explosion. The FAA estimated the cost of the program at US$808 million over the next 49 years, including US$313 million to retrofit the existing fleet. It compared this cost to an estimated US$1.2 billion "cost to society" from a large airliner exploding in mid-air. The proposed rule came at a time when nearly half of the U.S. airlines'


Question: Which war did John Brady fight in?

Question: Which groups were the main belligerents in the French and Indian War?

Question: Where were the British possessions located during the French and Indian War?

Question: Where were the French possessions located during the French and Indian War?

Question: In which regions did the British and French have conflicting territorial claims?

Question: When did Britain declare war on France in the French and Indian War?

Question: What was the name of the French and Indian War in Europe?

Question: On which continents was the war between Britain and France fought?

Question: Which group fought for the French during the French and Indian War, according to the document?

Answer: John Brady fought in the French and Indian War.

Answer: The main belligerents in the French and Indian War were the British, the French, and the Indian allies of the French.

Answer: The British possessions in North America were located on the Atlantic Coast of North America.

Answer: The French possessions were located in present-day Canada, centered mostly in Quebec.

Answer: Present-day Michigan, western Pennsylvania, and Ohio.

Answer: May 15, 1756.

Answer: The Seven Years' War.

Answer: The war between Britain and France was fought on both sides of the Atlantic, meaning in Europe and North America.

Answer: Indians fought for the French during the French and Indian War, according to the document.

This a document about Samuel Brady.
 John Brady fought in the French and Indian War. The French and Indian War was a colonial war fought between the British, the French and the Indian allies of the French. The British possessions in North America were located on the Atlantic Coast of North America and the French possessions were located in present-day Canada, centered mostly in Quebec. Both the British and the French made conflicting territorial claims on their respective frontiers, principally in present-day Michigan, western Pennsylvania and Ohio. The dispute simmered and flashed for many years. In the end, the Britain declared war on France on May 15, 1756. The war between Britain and France was fought on both sides of the Atlantic. In Europe, it was called the Seven Years' War. Indians fought for


Question: Which two albums did Steve Lukather play on every track except for two instrumental tracks?

Question: What was the title of the Tambu single co-written by Steve Lukather and Stan Lynch?

Question: What was the highest chart position achieved by the Tambu single 'I Will Remember' in the UK?

Question: Which former Toto singers were contrasted with Steve Lukather's vocals by some Tambu reviewers?

Question: What year was the album Toto XX released?

Question: What was a common issue noted by concert reviewers regarding Steve Lukather's performances during the Tambu era?

Question: What was one of the notable collaborations that occurred on the Toto XX album?

Question: What was the role of backup singers and guest vocalists during Toto's live shows in the Tambu era?

Question: What was the name of the band Steve Lukather was a part of during the Tambu era?

Question: What was the name of the album on which Steve Lukather returned predominantly to his previous role after the Tambu era?

Answer: Steve Lukather played on every track of 1992's *Kingdom of Desire* and 1995's *Tambu* except for two instrumental tracks.

Answer: "I Will Remember"

Answer: Number 64.

Answer: Kimball and Williams.

Answer: 1998

Answer: Concert reviewers noted that Steve Lukather struggled vocally on certain songs during the Tambu era.

Answer: Steve Lukather collaborated with former singers Kimball and Williams.

Answer: They accompanied the band's live shows.

Answer: Toto

Answer: Toto XX

This a document about Steve Lukather.
 every track on 1992's Kingdom of Desire and 1995's Tambu except for two instrumental tracks. The Tambu single "I Will Remember", co-written by Lukather and Stan Lynch, reached number 64 on UK charts. Some Tambu reviewers contrasted Lukather's vocals with those of former singers Kimball and Williams (and indeed, heavily criticized the entire album), some concert reviewers noted that he struggled vocally on certain songs, and a number of backup singers and guest vocalists accompanied the band's live shows during that period. It was not until Toto brought back Williams and Kimball to collaborate on 1998's Toto XX that Lukather returned predominantly to the


Question: What was Don Roy King's initial career goal before becoming a director?

Question: Which city did Don Roy King aim to work in as he advanced in his career?

Question: Which station did Don Roy King work at in San Jose before moving to New York?

Question: What channel did Don Roy King direct at in New York?

Question: For how many years did Don Roy King direct morning news television?

Question: Which ABC show did Don Roy King direct early in his morning news television career?

Question: Which CBS show did Don Roy King direct after his time at ABC?

Question: What reality TV show did Don Roy King direct, including its live finales on CBS?

Question: What other morning news program did Don Roy King direct besides Good Morning America and CBS This Morning?

Question: What was the name of the show that Don Roy King directed before working on morning news television?

Question: Which city did Don Roy King work in before moving to San Jose in his career progression?

Question: What was the name of the station in Pittsburgh where Don Roy King worked after returning from San Jose?

Answer: Don Roy King's initial career goal was to be an actor.

Answer: New York

Answer: A station in San Jose.

Answer: Channel 5

Answer: Around two decades.

Answer: Good Morning America

Answer: CBS This Morning

Answer: Survivor

Answer: The Early Show.

Answer: The Mike Douglas Show

Answer: Pittsburgh

Answer: A larger station in Pittsburgh.

This a document about Don Roy King.
 Early in his career, King wanted to be an actor, and also became a director at a local station in Pittsburgh. He then became a director at several bigger stations in Pennsylvania. Aiming to eventually work in New York, he moved to a station in San Jose, then to a larger station in Pittsburgh, then moving on to direct at Channel 5 in New York. King directed morning news television for around two decades, first at ABC's Good Morning America and later CBS This Morning. His other directing work includes Survivor (including the live Survivor finales on CBS), The Early Show, and The Mike Douglas Show. King went on to


Question: What date did the provisional Landtag assembly declare the state's accession to German-Austria?

Question: Which forces moved into the settlement area of the Carinthian Slovenes from November 5?

Question: Where did the Landtag assembly flee to after Yugoslav forces moved into southeastern Carinthia?

Question: What did the Landtag assembly officially demand on 11 November 1918?

Question: What event occurred after the occupation of southeastern Carinthia by Yugoslav troops?

Question: Who was the provisional Carinthian government governor who decided to take up arms to preserve the southern Carinthian border?

Question: What was the purpose of the plebiscite demanded by the Landtag assembly?

Question: What was the name of the mountain range from which Yugoslav forces moved into the settlement area of the Carinthian Slovenes?

Question: What was the name of the river beyond which Yugoslav forces moved into the settlement area of the Carinthian Slovenes?

Answer: 25 October 1918

Answer: Yugoslav forces.

Answer: The Landtag assembly fled to the northwestern town of Spittal an der Drau.

Answer: The Landtag assembly officially demanded self-determination, which amounted to demanding a plebiscite for a region with a mixed population.

Answer: The confrontation evolved into armed clashes.

Answer: Arthur Lemisch

Answer: The purpose of the plebiscite demanded by the Landtag assembly was to determine self-determination for a region with a mixed population.

Answer: Karawanks

Answer: Drava River.

This a document about 1920 Carinthian plebiscite.
 provisional Landtag assembly on 25 October 1918, declaring the state's accession to German-Austria. From November 5, Yugoslav forces moved into the settlement area of the Carinthian Slovenes from the Karawanks mountain range down to the Drava River and beyond. The Landtag assembly fled from Klagenfurt to the northwestern town of Spittal an der Drau and on 11 November officially demanded self-determination, which in this case amounted to demanding a plebiscite for a region with a mixed population. With the occupation of southeastern Carinthia by Yugoslav troops, the confrontation evolved into armed clashes. The provisional Carinthian government under Governor Arthur Lemisch decided to take up arms to preserve the southern Carinthian border


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

Question: Who is responsible for vocals, bass, and artwork for the band Acid Drinkers?

Question: What is the stage name of the lead guitarist of Acid Drinkers?

Question: Who plays the drums and is also involved in the production for Acid Drinkers?

Question: Which band member contributes rhythm guitar and vocals on the tracks 'The Ball and the Line' and 'Stray Bullets'?

Question: Who provided guitar contributions on the tracks 'Hate Unlimited' and 'Stray Bullets'?

Question: Who was responsible for mixing and production for the project?

Question: Which artist is credited with contributing artwork to the project?

Question: Who served as the product manager for the project?

Question: Who is credited with translating the lyrics for the project?

Answer: Acid Drinkers

Answer: Tomek "Titus" Pukacki is responsible for vocals, bass, and artwork for the band Acid Drinkers.

Answer: Darek "Popcorn" Popowicz

Answer: Maciek "Ślimak" Starosta

Answer: Tomek "Lipa" Lipnicki

Answer: Bolek provided guitar contributions on the tracks "Hate Unlimited" and "Stray Bullets."

Answer: Adam Toczko was responsible for mixing and production for the project.

Answer: Marie Sokolowski and Tomek "Titus" Pukacki.

Answer: Gosia Taklińska served as the product manager for the project.

Answer: Anna "Dudzia" Dudzewicz is credited with translating the lyrics for the project.

This a document about Rock Is Not Enough.
Acid Drinkers ; Tomek "Titus" Pukacki – vocals, bass, artwork ; Darek "Popcorn" Popowicz – lead guitar ; Maciek "Ślimak" Starosta – drums, production ; Tomek "Lipa" Lipnicki – rhythm guitar, vocals on "The Ball and the Line" and "Stray Bullets" Additional musicians ; Bolek – guitars on "Hate Unlimited" and "Stray Bullets" Production ; Adam Toczko – mixing, production ; Marie Sokolowski – artwork ; Gosia Taklińska – product manager ; Anna "Dudzia" Dudzewicz – lyrics translation


Question: Who won the Chakdaha assembly seat in the 2006 state assembly elections?

Question: Which political party did Malay Kumar Samanta belong to in the 2006 state assembly elections?

Question: Who was the nearest rival of Malay Kumar Samanta in the 2006 Chakdaha assembly elections?

Question: Who won the Chakdaha assembly seat in the 2001, 1996, and 1991 elections?

Question: Which political party did Satyasadhan Chakraborty represent in the 2001, 1996, and 1991 elections?

Question: Who were the nearest rivals of Satyasadhan Chakraborty in the 2001, 1996, and 1991 elections?

Question: Who won the Chakdaha assembly seat in the 1987 and 1982 elections?

Question: Which political party did Subhas Basu's rivals belong to in the 1987 and 1982 elections?

Question: Who was the winner of the Chakdaha assembly seat in the 1977 election?

Question: Which political party did the nearest rival of Binoy Kumar Biswas in the 1977 election belong to?

Question: Who was the nearest rival of Binoy Kumar Biswas in the 1977 Chakdaha assembly election?

Question: What was the political affiliation of Subhas Basu in the 1987 and 1982 elections?

Question: What was the political affiliation of Satyasadhan Chakraborty in the 2001, 1996, and 1991 elections?

Answer: Malay Kumar Samanta of CPI (M) won the Chakdaha assembly seat in the 2006 state assembly elections.

Answer: CPI (M)

Answer: Naresh Chandra Chaki of Trinamool Congress.

Answer: Satyasadhan Chakraborty of CPI (M) won the Chakdaha assembly seat in the 2001, 1996, and 1991 elections.

Answer: CPI (M)

Answer: The nearest rivals of Satyasadhan Chakraborty in the 2001, 1996, and 1991 elections were Gouri Sankar Dutta, Sukumar Sarkar, and Sukumar Roy (all of Congress) respectively.

Answer: Subhas Basu of CPI (M) won the Chakdaha assembly seat in the 1987 and 1982 elections.

Answer: Congress

Answer: Binoy Kumar Biswas, Independent.

Answer: Congress

Answer: Saradindu Biswas of Congress.

Answer: CPI (M)

Answer: CPI (M)

This a document about Chakdaha (Vidhan Sabha constituency).
 In the 2006 state assembly elections Malay Kumar Samanta of CPI (M) won the Chakdaha assembly seat defeating his nearest rival Naresh Chandra Chaki of Trinamool Congress. Contests in most years were multi cornered but only winners and runners are being mentioned. In 2001, 1996 and 1991, Satyasadhan Chakraborty of CPI (M) defeated his nearest rivals Gouri Sankar Dutta, Sukumar Sarkar and Sukumar Roy (all of Congress) in the respective years. In 1987 and 1982, Subhas Basu of CPI (M) defeated Sanatanu Bhowmick and Narendra Nath Sarkar (both of Congress) in the respective years. In 1977, Binoy Kumar Biswas, Independent, defeated Saradindu Biswas of Congress.


Question: Who did Eleanor Margaret Green marry on June 10, 1924?

Question: Where did Eleanor Margaret Green marry Prince Viggo of Denmark?

Question: What title did Prince Viggo assume with the king's authorization before his marriage to Eleanor Margaret Green?

Question: Why did Prince Viggo renounce his place in Denmark's line of succession to the Crown?

Question: What new title did Eleanor Margaret Green receive after her marriage to Prince Viggo?

Question: Did Prince and Princess Viggo have any children?

Question: Where did Prince and Princess Viggo live in Denmark?

Question: What was Princess Viggo known for being active in?

Question: When and where did Princess Viggo die?

Answer: Eleanor Margaret Green married Prince Viggo of Denmark on June 10, 1924.

Answer: Eleanor Margaret Green married Prince Viggo of Denmark in New York City.

Answer: His Highness Prince Viggo, Count of Rosenborg.

Answer: Prince Viggo renounced his place in Denmark's line of succession to the Crown because he married Eleanor Margaret Green, a commoner, without the legally required permission of the Danish king for a dynastic marriage.

Answer: Her Highness Princess Viggo, Countess of Rosenborg.

Answer: No.

Answer: Bernstorff Palace.

Answer: Charity work.

Answer: Princess Viggo died on July 3, 1966, in Copenhagen, Denmark.

This a document about Eleanor Margaret Green.
 Green married Prince Viggo of Denmark, Viggo Christian Adolph George, son of Prince Valdemar of Denmark and Princess Marie Amélie Françoise Hélène d'Orléans, on June 10, 1924, in New York City. Without the legally required permission of the Danish king for a dynastic marriage, Prince Viggo renounced his place in Denmark's line of succession to the Crown, his title of Prince of Denmark, and his style of Royal Highness as was customary in the Danish royal house upon marriage to a commoner. Before the wedding Viggo, with the king's authorisation, assumed the title of His Highness Prince Viggo, Count of Rosenborg. In connection with the marriage and her husband's new title, Eleanor Margaret Green became Her Highness Princess Viggo, Countess of Rosenborg. Prince and Princess Viggo had no children. The couple lived at Bernstorff Palace in Denmark. Princess Viggo was active in charity work. She died on July 3, 1966, at age 70 at Copenhagen, Denmark.


Question: What geological event occurred when North America separated from Pangea during the Mesozoic?

Question: What process involving oceanic plates in the Pacific Ocean led to volcanic activity in Alaska?

Question: What substances were carried into the Earth's mantle during the subduction of oceanic plates offshore Alaska?

Question: What geological activity was responsible for the formation of Alaska's mountains?

Question: When did volcanic activity in Alaska begin to slow down significantly?

Question: What were the three large terranes that remained offshore as separate island arcs during the Middle Triassic?

Question: Which two terranes merged offshore by the Middle Jurassic?

Question: What geological processes did the Wrangellia and Alexander terranes experience after merging offshore by the Middle Jurassic?

Question: What geological period is associated with the formation of Alaska's mountains through intense volcanism?

Question: What geological feature was not yet joined to the continent during the Middle Triassic?

Answer: Oceanic plates in the Pacific Ocean subducted in trenches offshore, leading to rock melting and volcanic activity.

Answer: Subduction of oceanic plates in the Pacific Ocean, which carried volatiles such as water and carbon dioxide, led to rock melting and volcanic activity in Alaska.

Answer: Water and carbon dioxide.

Answer: Intense volcanism.

Answer: Around 80 million years ago in the late Cretaceous.

Answer: Wrangellia, Alexander, and Stikine.

Answer: Wrangellia and Alexander.

Answer: folding and faulting

Answer: The Mesozoic period is associated with the formation of Alaska's mountains through intense volcanism.

Answer: Three large terranes—Wrangellia, Alexander and Stikine—were not yet joined to the continent during the Middle Triassic.

This a document about Geology of Alaska.
 In the Mesozoic, North America separated from the supercontinent Pangea which had formed in the late Paleozoic. Oceanic plates in the Pacific Ocean subducted in trenches offshore, carrying volatiles such as water and carbon dioxide with them, leading to rock melting and volcanic activity. Intense volcanism built up Alaska's mountains until a slowing of eruptions in the late Cretaceous around 80 million years ago. During the Middle Triassic three large terranes—Wrangellia, Alexander and Stikine—remained offshore as separate island arcs not yet joined to the continent. The Wrangellia and Alexander terranes merged offshore by the Middle Jurassic and experienced folding and faulting during a


Question: Who was Edmundo Villani-Côrtes a pupil of?

Question: What recognition did Edmundo Villani-Côrtes receive in 1978 from the Brazilian branch of Goethe-Institut?

Question: What was the name of the work for which Edmundo Villani-Côrtes received commendation from the Associação Paulista de Críticos de in 1995?

Question: Which university did Edmundo Villani-Côrtes attend for his master's degree in composition?

Question: In which year did Edmundo Villani-Côrtes obtain his PhD?

Question: What academic subjects did Edmundo Villani-Côrtes teach at the State University of São Paulo?

Question: What prizes did Edmundo Villani-Côrtes win in 1986 in a contest organised by Editora Brasil Cultural?

Question: At which university did Edmundo Villani-Côrtes obtain his PhD?

Answer: Camargo Guarnieri

Answer: He received an honourable mention for his Noneto (Nonet).

Answer: Postais Paulistanos (Postcards from São Paulo)

Answer: Federal University of Rio de Janeiro.

Answer: 1998

Answer: Edmundo Villani-Côrtes taught composition and counterpoint at the State University of São Paulo.

Answer: First and second prizes.

Answer: State University of São Paulo.

This a document about Edmundo Villani-Côrtes.
 pupil of composer Camargo Guarnieri and an arranger of advertisement music; there, he won an honourable mention from the Brazilian branch of Goethe-Institut with his Noneto (Nonet) in 1978. In 1986, he won both first and second prizes in a contest organised by Editora Brasil Cultural (Brazil Cultural Publishing). Villani-Côrtes completed his master's degree in composition in 1988 at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. He taught composition and counterpoint at the State University of São Paulo, where he also obtained his PhD in 1998. In 1995, his work Postais Paulistanos (Postcards from São Paulo) was commended by the Associação Paulista de Críticos de


Question: How many players were missing from Southampton due to injury before the match against Manchester United?

Question: Which player made his full debut for Southampton in the match against Manchester United?

Question: Which player was deputising for Kyle Walker-Peters in the match against Manchester United?

Question: Who came in for Nathan Redmond in Southampton's starting line-up?

Question: Which young player was included on the bench for Southampton in the match?

Question: Which player replaced Paul Pogba in Manchester United's starting line-up?

Question: Which player replaced Axel Tuanzebe on Manchester United's bench?

Question: What was the reason Yan Valery was not in Southampton's starting line-up?

Question: Which players were missing from Southampton due to injury and were part of the central midfield?

Question: Which player had not played since Southampton's FA Cup win over Arsenal before this match?

Question: Which player was on the bench for Southampton instead of starting in their match against Manchester United?

Question: Which player was given a full debut due to the absence of central midfielders for Southampton?

Question: Which player came on as a late substitute against Aston Villa before making his full debut in the match against Manchester United?

Question: Which player was on loan to Birmingham City before the transfer deadline?

Question: Which player was on the bench for Southampton instead of starting due to being replaced by Moussa Djenepo?

Answer: Nine players were missing from Southampton due to injury before the match against Manchester United.

Answer: Alexandre Jankewitz

Answer: Kayne Ramsay

Answer: Ché Adams came in for Nathan Redmond in Southampton's starting line-up.

Answer: Will Ferry

Answer: Mason Greenwood replaced Paul Pogba in Manchester United's starting line-up.

Answer: Brandon Williams replaced Axel Tuanzebe on Manchester United's bench.

Answer: Yan Valery was loaned to Birmingham City before the transfer deadline.

Answer: Ibrahima Diallo, Michael Obafemi, Oriol Romeu, and Will Smallbone.

Answer: Kyle Walker-Peters

Answer: Nathan Redmond was on the bench for Southampton instead of starting in their match against Manchester United.

Answer: Alexandre Jankewitz

Answer: Alexandre Jankewitz

Answer: Yan Valery

Answer: Nathan Redmond

This a document about Manchester United F.C. 9–0 Southampton F.C..
 While Manchester United had a full squad available heading into the match, Southampton were missing several players through injury, including Ibrahima Diallo, Michael Obafemi, Oriol Romeu, Mohammed Salisu, Will Smallbone, Nathan Tella, Jannik Vestergaard, Theo Walcott and Kyle Walker-Peters. Southampton made four changes from their 1–0 loss to Aston Villa three days earlier; in the absence of central midfielders Diallo, Romeu and Smallbone, manager Ralph Hasenhüttl gave a full debut to Swiss 19-year-old Alexandre Jankewitz, who had come on as a late substitute against Aston Villa. Right-back Walker-Peters had not played since Southampton's 1–0 FA Cup fourth round win over Arsenal and was deputised by Kayne Ramsay, as Yan Valery had been loaned to Birmingham City before the transfer deadline the previous day. Their other changes saw Moussa Djenepo and Ché Adams come in for Walcott and Nathan Redmond, who was on the bench. Southampton included youngster Will Ferry on the bench. Manchester United's only change to their starting line-up saw Mason Greenwood come in for Paul Pogba, while Brandon Williams, who had been a candidate to go out on loan during the transfer window, replaced Axel Tuanzebe on the bench.


Question: As of 2019, how many of the 25 Mövenpick stores were still open?

Question: What legal action is Mövenpick currently facing in the federal court of Australia?

Question: Which company is the exclusive distributor of Mövenpick in the mainland of China?

Question: Where was the first Mövenpick store in China opened in December 2016?

Question: In which year did Mövenpick open a boutique in Discovery Bay, Hong Kong?

Question: What was the name of the location in New Zealand where Mövenpick opened their Caffe Glacier in 2003?

Question: What brand previously operated the ice cream parlour in Discovery Bay before it was opened by Mövenpick?

Question: How many boutiques did Mövenpick open in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong in 1993?

Question: In which Australian court is Mövenpick currently facing legal action by its franchisee?

Question: In which month and year did Mövenpick open a boutique in Discovery Bay, Hong Kong?

Question: In which country did Mövenpick open their Caffe Glacier in 2003?

Answer: 6

Answer: Facing legal action by its franchisee for alleged misleading and deceptive conduct.

Answer: Swire Pacific

Answer: The first Mövenpick store in China was opened in a shopping mall in Guangzhou TaiKoo Hui.

Answer: 1993

Answer: Mission Bay, Auckland.

Answer: Häagen-Dazs

Answer: Two.

Answer: federal court of Australia

Answer: August 1993

Answer: New Zealand

This a document about Mövenpick Ice Cream.
 tape measures and knitting needles. As of 2019 Mövenpick has only 6 of the 25 stores open and is currently in federal court of Australia facing legal action by its franchisee for alleged misleading and deceptive conduct. China In December 2016, the first Mövenpick store was opened in China, in a shopping mall in Guangzhou TaiKoo Hui. The store was opened by Swire Pacific, Mövenpick's exclusive distributor for the mainland. Hong Kong In August 1993, Mövenpick opened a boutique in Discovery Bay. The store had previously been a Häagen-Dazs-branded ice cream parlour. That same year, two boutiques were also opened in Tsim Sha Tsui. New Zealand In 2003, Mövenpick opened their Caffe Glacier at Mission Bay, Auckland,


Question: What right do Slovak citizens have when in a non-EU country without a Slovak embassy?

Question: From where can Slovak citizens receive consular protection in a non-EU country without a Slovak embassy?

Question: What document provides a list of diplomatic missions of Slovakia?

Answer: Slovak citizens have the right to get consular protection from the embassy of any other EU country present in that country.

Answer: From the embassy of any other EU country present in that country.

Answer: List of diplomatic missions of Slovakia.

This a document about Visa requirements for Slovak citizens.
  When in a non-EU country where there is no Slovak embassy, Slovak citizens as EU citizens have the right to get consular protection from the embassy of any other EU country present in that country. See also List of diplomatic missions of Slovakia.