Question: Where was the 1991 European Amateur Team Championship held?

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Question: How many players were on each team in the 1991 European Amateur Team Championship?

Question: How many rounds of stroke-play were played in the 1991 European Amateur Team Championship?

Question: How were the team scores calculated in the 1991 European Amateur Team Championship?

Question: Which team won the 1991 European Amateur Team Championship?

Question: What was the score of the winning team in the 1991 European Amateur Team Championship?

Question: Which country hosted the 1991 European Amateur Team Championship?

Question: How many strokes ahead of the host nation was the winning team in the 1991 European Amateur Team Championship?

Question: What was the total number of the European Amateur Team Championship event in 1991?

Question: What was the name of the championship format used to determine the winner in the 1991 European Amateur Team Championship?

Question: What was the score of the host nation Spain in the 1991 European Amateur Team Championship?

Question: How far was the location of the 1991 European Amateur Team Championship from the city center of Madrid?

Question: What was the name of the district in Madrid where the 1991 European Amateur Team Championship took place?

Question: What was the name of the golf format used in the 1991 European Amateur Team Championship?

Answer: The 1991 European Amateur Team Championship was held at Real Club de la Puerta de Hierro in the northwest of Madrid, Spain.

Answer: 26 – 30 June

Answer: Six players.

Answer: Two rounds of stroke-play were played.

Answer: Each team's score was calculated by counting the five best scores each day for each team, over two rounds of stroke-play.

Answer: Team England won the 1991 European Amateur Team Championship.

Answer: 715

Answer: Spain hosted the 1991 European Amateur Team Championship.

Answer: Six strokes.

Answer: The 1991 European Amateur Team Championship was the 17th event.

Answer: The championship format used was a 36-hole stroke-play qualifying competition.

Answer: 721

Answer: 5 kilometres

Answer: Moncloa

Answer: stroke-play

This a document about 1991 European Amateur Team Championship.
 The 1991 European Amateur Team Championship took place 26 – 30 June at Real Club de la Puerta de Hierro in the northwest of Madrid, Spain, in the district of Moncloa, 5 kilometres from the city center. It was the 17th men's golf European Amateur Team Championship. Each team consisted of six players, playing two rounds of stroke-play over two days, counting the five best scores each day for each team. Team England won the opening 36-hole stroke-play qualifying competition, with a 5-under-par score of 715, six strokes ahead of host nation Spain. There was no official award for the lowest


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Question: What is the name of the document's main subject, which is a list of alumni from a specific university?

Question: What is the name of the organization Robert F. Smith is ranked as the second wealthiest African-American by?

Answer: Niraj Shah is a billionaire CEO and co-founder of Wayfair.

Answer: Leonard Schleifer is the founder and CEO of Regeneron Pharmaceuticals.

Answer: Seth M. Siegel is known for founding The Beanstalk Group.

Answer: Robert F. Smith is the founder, chairman, and CEO of Vista Equity Partners.

Answer: 268th

Answer: Elmer Ambrose Sperry is known for his invention of the Gyrostabilizer and the Gyrocompass.

Answer: Sperry Corporation.

Answer: J.D.

Answer: Regeneron Pharmaceuticals

Answer: Forbes

Answer: Cornell University

Answer: Forbes

This a document about List of Cornell University alumni.
 of the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts (NAREIT) ; Niraj Shah (born 1973/74) (B.S. 1995) – billionaire CEO and co-founder of Wayfair ; Leonard Schleifer (B.S. 1970) – founder and CEO of Regeneron Pharmaceuticals; billionaire ; Seth M. Siegel (B.S. 1974, J. D. 1978) – founder of The Beanstalk Group ; Robert F. Smith (B.S. chemical engineering) – billionaire investor; founder, chairman and CEO of Vista Equity Partners; ranked by Forbes in 2015 as 268th richest man in America, and the second wealthiest African-American ; Elmer Ambrose Sperry – founder of Sperry Corporation, known for his invention of Gyrostabilizer and the Gyrocompass; recipient of


Question: During which Congress did the United States come closest to abolishing the Electoral College?

Question: How many electoral votes did Richard Nixon receive in the 1968 presidential election?

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Question: What percentage of the popular vote did Richard Nixon receive in the 1968 presidential election?

Question: Who was the representative that introduced House Joint Resolution 681 to reform the Electoral College?

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Question: What was the percentage of electoral votes Richard Nixon received in the 1968 presidential election?

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Question: How many electoral votes did Hubert Humphrey receive in the 1968 presidential election?

Question: What percentage of the popular vote did Hubert Humphrey receive in the 1968 presidential election?

Answer: The 91st Congress (1969–1971).

Answer: 301 electoral votes.

Answer: 13.5%

Answer: 511,944

Answer: 43.5%

Answer: Representative Emanuel Celler.

Answer: House Joint Resolution 681

Answer: 56%

Answer: The main purpose of House Joint Resolution 681 was to replace the Electoral College.

Answer: 191 electoral votes.

Answer: 42.9%

This a document about Efforts to reform the United States Electoral College.
 The closest the United States has come to abolishing the Electoral College occurred during the 91st Congress (1969–1971). The presidential election of 1968 resulted in Richard Nixon receiving 301 electoral votes (56% of electors), Hubert Humphrey 191 (35.5%), and George Wallace 46 (8.5%) with 13.5% of the popular vote. However, Nixon had received only 511,944 more popular votes than Humphrey, 43.5% to 42.9%, less than 1% of the national total. Representative Emanuel Celler (D–New York), chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, responded to public concerns over the disparity between the popular vote and electoral vote by introducing House Joint Resolution 681, a proposed Constitutional amendment that would have replaced the Electoral College with


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Question: What types of facilities were included in the corporate campus that William T. Ylvisaker built in Rolling Meadows, Illinois?

Question: What consulting firm did William T. Ylvisaker found after retiring in 1986?

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Question: In what year was William T. Ylvisaker appointed to the executive committee of CDC Development Solutions?

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Question: Which country did William T. Ylvisaker visit to train businesspeople as part of his role with CDC Development Solutions?

Answer: General American Transportation Corporation.

Answer: 1967

Answer: The corporate campus included health clubs, swimming pools, and running tracks.

Answer: Corporate Focus

Answer: Penske Tank Inc., Mercury Metal Products Inc., and Ultraflo.

Answer: 1991

Answer: William T. Ylvisaker was appointed to the executive committee of CDC Development Solutions by President George H. W. Bush.

Answer: Poland.

This a document about William T. Ylvisaker.
 He started his career at the General American Transportation Corporation. In 1967, he became the chairman and chief executive officer of Gould, Inc.. He built a corporate campus in Rolling Meadows, Illinois, that included health clubs, swimming pools and running tracks. He retired in 1986 and founded Corporate Focus, a consulting firm on mergers and acquisitions. He owned three additional companies: Penske Tank Inc., Mercury Metal Products Inc., and Ultraflo. In 1991, he was appointed to the executive committee of CDC Development Solutions by President George H. W. Bush and took trips to Poland, where he trained businesspeople.


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Question: What is the meaning of the first element 'kenn' in the name Kennoway?

Question: What do the suffixes 'ach' and 'in' in the name Kennoway likely indicate?

Question: What is the overall interpretation of the name Kennoway based on its components?

Answer: Scottish Gaelic.

Answer: The first recorded spelling of the name Kennoway was Kennachin in 1160.

Answer: 'head', 'top' or 'end'

Answer: The suffixes 'ach' and 'in' in the name Kennoway likely indicate location.

Answer: The name Kennoway appears to mean "head- or end-place, place at the head or end."

This a document about Kennoway.
 Kennoway derives from Scottish Gaelic, though the exact meaning is obscure. The name was first recorded as Kennachin in 1160. The first element 'kenn' is from the Gaelic ceann meaning 'head', 'top' or 'end'. The second and final elements, 'ach' and 'in' appear to both be suffixes indicating location. Taken together, the name appears to mean 'head- or end-place, place at the head or end'.


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Question: In what year were the Gospodor monuments created?

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Question: Which individual is commemorated by the tallest sculpture at Gospodor Monument Park?

Question: What feature is included in the sculpture that honors victims of The Holocaust?

Question: Which historical figure is depicted in a sculpture that was later added to the park?

Question: What is the name of the Native American leader commemorated by a 100-foot tall sculpture in the park?

Question: What unique feature does the sculpture of Mother Teresa include?

Question: What unique feature does the sculpture of the wooden eagle include?

Question: What type of structure or feature is included in the tallest sculpture that commemorates Mother Teresa?

Question: What is the name of the monument that depicts a carved, wooden eagle?

Answer: Gospodor Monument Park is located along Interstate 5 near Toledo, Washington, in the United States.

Answer: The Gospodor monuments.

Answer: 2002

Answer: The tallest sculpture at Gospodor Monument Park stands over 100 feet.

Answer: Mother Teresa

Answer: An eternal electric flame.

Answer: Susan B. Anthony

Answer: Chief Seattle

Answer: A carving of Mother Teresa posed in prayer.

Answer: The wooden eagle is encased in glass.

Answer: A gold painted wooden statue of Jesus.

Answer: The carved, wooden eagle is part of the Gospodor Monument Park, but the document does not provide a specific name for the monument depicting the eagle.

This a document about Gospodor Monument Park.
 Gospodor Monument Park is a roadside attraction along Interstate 5 near Toledo, Washington, in the United States. It features four sculptures, collectively known as the Gospodor monuments, created in 2002. The tallest sculpture, meant to commemorate Mother Teresa, stands over 100 feet and features a gold painted wooden statue of Jesus. Another sculpture monument features a carving of Mother Teresa posed in prayer. Two additional towering artworks honor victims of The Holocaust, which features an eternal electric flame, and a 100-foot tall tribute depicting Chief Seattle, commemorating Native Americans and other indigenous tribes. Smaller memorials to historical figures, such as Susan B. Anthony, and a carved, wooden eagle encased in glass, were later added as the park expanded. After their installation in 2002, the


Question: Which artwork by Charles Gaines is part of the Minneapolis Institute of Art's permanent collection?

Question: In which year was the artwork 'Explosion #25' by Charles Gaines created?

Question: Which institution holds 'Explosion #25' by Charles Gaines in its permanent collection?

Answer: "Explosion #25"

Answer: 2008

Answer: Minneapolis Institute of Art

This a document about Charles Gaines (artist).
Minneapolis Institute of Art, Minneapolis, MN ("Explosion #25", 2008) Gaines' work is held in the following permanent collection:


Question: Where was the 2018 Florida Gators baseball team's game on February 16 played?

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Question: Who was the losing pitcher in the February 17 game against Siena?

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Question: What was the result of the game on February 18 against Siena in 2018?

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Question: What was the result of the game on February 20 in 2018?

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Question: What was the attendance at the February 20 game?

Question: What was the overall record of the 2018 Florida Gators baseball team after the game on February 20?

Answer: McKethan Stadium

Answer: The Florida Gators won 10–2.

Answer: Kowar

Answer: Miller (0–1)

Answer: 4,306

Answer: The result of the game on February 18 against Siena in 2018 was a 19–2 win.

Answer: Dyson

Answer: Nolan

Answer: 3,955

Answer: The game on February 20, 2018, ended with a score of 6–1.

Answer: Leftwich

Answer: Prather

Answer: 2,944

Answer: 4–0

This a document about 2018 Florida Gators baseball team.
- valign="top" - bgcolor="#ddffdd" ; February 16 || || No. 1 || McKethan Stadium - bgcolor="#ddffdd" ; February 17 || Siena || No. 1 || McKethan Stadium || 10–2 || Kowar (1–0) || Miller (0–1) || None || 4,306 || 2–0 || – ; - bgcolor="#ddffdd" ; February 18 || Siena || No. 1 || McKethan Stadium || 19–2 || Dyson (1–0) || Nolan (0–1) || None || 3,955 || 3–0 || – ; - bgcolor="#ddffdd" ; February 20 || || No. 1 || McKethan Stadium || 6–1 || Leftwich (1–0) || Prather (0–1) || None || 2,944 || 4–0


Question: In what year was the Chicago Chorale formed?

Answer: The Chicago Chorale was formed around 2000.

This a document about Chicago Chorale.
 Chicago Chorale was formed around 2000.


Question: What is Akosua Gyamama Busia known for?

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Question: What cultural practice is common among most Ghanaian children, as mentioned in the document?

Answer: Akosua Gyamama Busia is known as a Ghanaian actress.

Answer: Akosua Serwaa is a Ghanaian middle distance runner.

Answer: Akosua Frema Osei Opare is known for being a Ghanaian politician.

Answer: Rebecca "Becca" Akosua Acheampomaa Acheampong is known for being a Ghanaian singer, songwriter, and actress.

Answer: Most Ghanaian children have their cultural day names in combination with their English or Christian names.

This a document about Akosua.
Akosua Gyamama Busia Ghanaian actress ; Akosua Serwaa Ghanaian middle distance runner ; Akosua Frema Osei Opare Ghanaian politician ; Rebecca "Becca" Akosua Acheampomaa Acheampong Ghanaian singer, songwriter, and actress Most Ghanaian children have their cultural day names in combination with their English or Christian names. Some notable people with such names are:


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Question: What is the name of the third airport listed in the document about airports in the Atlanta area?

Answer: GA27

Answer: 00A

Answer: Parkaire Field

This a document about List of airports in the Atlanta area.
Mathis Airport (GA27) ; Stone Mountain Airport (00A) ; Parkaire Field


Question: What was the name of the sitcom whose finale had the highest advertising rate for a sitcom before Friends?

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Question: Which decade did the Friends finale become the most-watched episode on U.S. television?

Question: What two series finales ranked higher than the Friends finale in terms of viewership in U.S. television history?

Answer: Seinfeld

Answer: $2 million.

Answer: 52.5 million

Answer: Central Perk

Answer: The Friends finale set the record for the largest advertising rate ever for a sitcom, with an average of $2 million for 30 seconds of commercial time.

Answer: The Friends finale was the fourth most watched overall series finale in U.S. television history.

Answer: 2000s

Answer: M*A*S*H and Cheers.

This a document about The Last One (Friends).
 the set of the Friends Central Perk café, which featured the series' cast as guests. The advertising rates for the finale averaged $2 million for 30 seconds of commercial time. This currently remains as the largest advertising rate ever for a sitcom, breaking the previous record held by the Seinfeld finale at $1.7 million. The finale was watched by 52.5 million American viewers making it the most watched entertainment telecast in six years, and the most watched episode of the decade 2000s on U.S. television. The Friends finale was the fourth most watched overall series finale in U.S. television history, behind the finales of M*A*S*H, Cheers


Question: What was the total prize money for the 2011 Kabaddi World Cup (Circle style)?

Question: Who was the chairman of the 2011 Kabaddi World Cup and also the Deputy Chief Minister of Punjab?

Question: How much prize money did the winning team of the 2011 Kabaddi World Cup receive?

Question: What was the prize for the team that finished in third place at the 2011 Kabaddi World Cup?

Question: What reward was given to the best raider and stopper of the 2011 Kabaddi World Cup?

Question: How much money did each participating team receive at the 2011 Kabaddi World Cup?

Question: How much prize money did the runners-up receive at the 2011 Kabaddi World Cup?

Answer: ₹4.11 crore

Answer: Sukhbir Singh Badal

Answer: ₹2 crore.

Answer: ₹51 lakhs.

Answer: The best raider and stopper were awarded with Preet Tractors.

Answer: Each participating team received ₹10 lakhs.

Answer: ₹1 crore.

This a document about 2011 Kabaddi World Cup (Circle style).
 The teams vied for the title as well as the total prize money of ₹4.11 crore. According to Deputy Chief Minister of Punjab and tournament's chairman Sukhbir Singh Badal, the prize money of this edition of the event been doubled to ₹2 crore for the winning team. The runners-up earned ₹1 crore, while the team finishing in third place received ₹51 lakhs. In addition, the deputy Chief Minister said each participating team would get ₹10 lakhs. The best raider and stopper of the tournament were awarded with Preet Tractors.


Question: In which years did regular terms of the Los Angeles City Council begin on July 1 before 2017?

Question: In which years did regular terms of the Los Angeles City Council begin on the second Monday in December starting from 2020?

Question: What is the date for the start of regular terms of the Los Angeles City Council in even-numbered years starting from 2020?

Answer: In odd-numbered years.

Answer: Starting from 2020, the regular terms of the Los Angeles City Council begin on the second Monday in December in even-numbered years.

Answer: The second Monday in December.

This a document about Los Angeles City Council.
 Regular terms begin on July 1 of odd-numbered years until 2017 and on the second Monday in December of even-numbered years starting with 2020.


Question: What was the original purpose of the Weightman Block when Peter Herdic constructed it in 1870?

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Question: What changes occurred to the Weightman Block in the late 1990s?

Question: What types of businesses are currently located in the Weightman Block?

Question: What did Peter Herdic donate for the construction of the Weightman Block?

Question: What is the current use of the upper floors of the Weightman Block?

Answer: The original purpose of the Weightman Block when Peter Herdic constructed it in 1870 was to serve as a center of business in downtown Williamsport.

Answer: The Weightman Block is located on West Fourth Street.

Answer: The Weightman Block included an opera house and a fifth floor penthouse when it was first built.

Answer: Peter Herdic had to sell the Weightman Block in 1878 after he declared bankruptcy.

Answer: Peter Herdic sold the Weightman Block to William Weightman in 1878.

Answer: nursing home and hotel

Answer: The Weightman Block was renovated in the late 1990s and now houses several small businesses on the ground floors with numerous apartments above.

Answer: Several small businesses.

Answer: Peter Herdic donated the land and or building materials.

Answer: The upper floors of the Weightman Block currently house numerous apartments.

This a document about Peter Herdic.
 It is the home of two business and several apartments. It was previously served as a nursing home and hotel. The Weightman Block takes up on entire city block on West Fourth Street. Herdic had this block constructed in 1870. He had planned to use it as a center of business in downtown Williamsport. It included an opera house and fifth floor penthouse. Herdic was forced to sell it to William Weightman in 1878 after he declared bankruptcy. The Weightman Block was also renovated in the late 1990s it currently houses several small businesses on the ground floors with numerous apartments above. Peter Herdic donated the land and or building materials


Question: What are the primary methods Quidel has used to expand its product base since its merger?

Question: What is one of Quidel's core competencies related to diagnostic development?

Question: What type of development efforts has Quidel focused on to accelerate new product introductions?

Question: What is another core capability of Quidel related to antibody technology?

Question: What additional core competency of Quidel is related to molecular diagnostics?

Answer: Internal development and acquisition.

Answer: immunoassay development

Answer: Quidel has focused on increasing its research and development efforts to accelerate new product introductions.

Answer: Monoclonal antibody characterization and development.

Answer: Molecular assay development.

This a document about Quidel Corporation.
 Since its merger, Quidel has expanded its product base through internal development and acquisition with a focus on increasing its research and development efforts to accelerate the rate of new product introductions. Quidel's core competencies and capabilities include immunoassay development, automated manufacturing, monoclonal antibody characterization and development, and molecular assay development.


Question: How much was Bill English receiving weekly as a living allowance for ministers in 2009?

Question: What was the value of Bill English's Wellington home in 2009?

Question: What was Bill English's annual salary as Deputy Prime Minister in 2009?

Question: On what date did Prime Minister John Key start a review of housing allowances claimed by cabinet ministers?

Question: How much did Bill English pay back in housing allowances after the review was announced?

Question: How much did Bill English claim in living allowances per year after paying back the $12,000?

Question: Who was the Progressive party leader who wrote a complaint letter prompting the Auditor-General's office to start preliminary enquiries into parliamentary housing expenses?

Question: What did Bill English announce two days after the Auditor-General's preliminary enquiries were revealed?

Question: Up to which point in time did Bill English say he had paid back all the housing allowance he had received?

Answer: NZ$900 a week.

Answer: NZ$1.2 million.

Answer: $276,200

Answer: 3 August 2009

Answer: Bill English paid back $12,000.

Answer: $24,000 a year.

Answer: Jim Anderton

Answer: Bill English announced that he would no longer take up any housing allowance and had paid back all the allowance he had received since the November 2008 election.

Answer: Since the November 2008 election.

This a document about Bill English.
 In 2009, the media, including TVNZ and TV3 revealed that English was receiving about NZ$900 a week as part of a living allowance for ministers, to live in his own NZ$1.2 million Wellington home. At the time, English also received $276,200 in his annual salary as Deputy Prime Minister. It was also revealed other ministers with homes in the capital city were also claiming accommodation allowances. On 3 August 2009, Prime Minister John Key started a review of the housing allowances claimed by cabinet ministers. English subsequently paid back $12,000 and only claimed about $24,000 a year in living allowances. The Auditor-General's office said in September 2009 that they were making "preliminary enquiries" into parliamentary housing expenses in response to a letter of complaint from Progressive party leader Jim Anderton. Two days later English stated that he would no longer take up any housing allowance and had paid back all the allowance he had received since the November 2008 election.


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Question: Which country in South Asia is listed as a user of the UK vz. 59?

Answer: Mali

Answer: Vietnam

Answer: Democratic Republic of Congo, Mali.

Answer: India

Answer: Czech Republic

Answer: Tajikistan

Answer: Tanzania

Answer: Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Answer: Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda

Answer: Georgia

Answer: Biafra.

Answer: India

This a document about UK vz. 59.
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Question: When was Rafael Soto born?

Question: Where was Rafael Soto born?

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Question: In which sport did Rafael Soto win an Olympic medal?

Question: What medal did Rafael Soto win at the 2004 Summer Olympics?

Question: In which event did Rafael Soto win a medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics?

Answer: Rafael Soto was born on 14 October 1957.

Answer: Rafael Soto was born in Jerez de la Frontera.

Answer: Rafael Soto is a Spanish equestrian and Olympic medalist.

Answer: Equestrian.

Answer: Rafael Soto won a silver medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics.

Answer: Rafael Soto won a medal in dressage at the 2004 Summer Olympics.

This a document about Rafael Soto.
 Rafael Soto (born 14 October 1957) is a Spanish equestrian and Olympic medalist. He was born in Jerez de la Frontera. He won a silver medal in dressage at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens.


Question: What was the original name of the Odessa film studio when it was VUFKU’s main production facility?

Question: What renovations and modernizations were made to the Odessa film studio?

Question: Who created an animation studio of VUFKU in 1926?

Question: What reorganization happened to VUFKU in 1930?

Question: What was the name of the organization that the Odessa film studio became part of during the Second World War (1941-1945)?

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Question: What years did the Odessa film studio operate under its original name before being reorganized in 1930?

Question: What years did the Odessa film studio operate under its name before the Second World War?

Question: What was the majority shareholder of the Odessa film studio after its reorganization in 2005?

Question: What was the time period during which the Odessa film studio was part of the Tashkent Film Studio?

Answer: Odessa Film Factory of All-Ukrainian Photo Cinema Administration (VUFKU)

Answer: The Odessa film studio underwent extensive renovations and purchased new modern equipment from the West, allowing it to shoot, light, and process film stock using state-of-the-art technology.

Answer: Vyacheslav Levandovskyi and Deviatkin.

Answer: In 1930, VUFKU was reorganized into "Ukrainafilm" of "Soyuzkino" (Union-cinema).

Answer: Tashkent Film Studio.

Answer: 1954

Answer: A Close Joint Stock Company.

Answer: The Odessa film studio operated under its original name until 1930.

Answer: From 1938 to 1941.

Answer: The government.

Answer: During the years of the Second World War (Eastern Front 1941-1945).

This a document about Odessa Film Studio.
 Odessa Film Factory of All-Ukrainian Photo Cinema Administration (VUFKU). The Odessa film studio, which was VUFKU’s main production facility, underwent extensive renovations. The studio purchased its new modern equipment in the West, allowing the studio to shoot, light, and process the film stock using state-of-the-art technology. In 1926, Vyacheslav Levandovskyi and Deviatkin created an animation studio of VUFKU. ; In 1930, VUFKU was reorganized into "Ukrainafilm" of "Soyuzkino" (Union-cinema). ; From 1938 to 1941 - Odessa film studio. ; During the years of the Second World War (Eastern Front 1941-1945) it was a part of the Tashkent Film Studio. ; 1954 - again works in Odessa. ; In 2005, Odessa film studio was reorganized to a Close Joint Stock Company (with the government owning the majority of shares).


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Question: What is the average number of rainfall days in February in Mount Gambier?

Question: What is the average number of rainfall days in July in Mount Gambier?

Answer: Mount Gambier has a warm-summer Mediterranean climate (Koppen: Csb).

Answer: Mount Gambier has warm dry summers and cool wet winters.

Answer: July is the wettest month in Mount Gambier, with an average rainfall of 100.2 mm.

Answer: 40.5

Answer: The highest temperature ever recorded in Mount Gambier was 44.9 °C on 2 February 2014.

Answer: The lowest temperature ever recorded in Mount Gambier was −3.9 °C on 20 June 1950 and 2 July 1960.

Answer: 8 days

Answer: 22 days

This a document about Mount Gambier, South Australia.
 Mount Gambier has a warm-summer Mediterranean climate (Koppen: Csb). The town has warm dry summers and cool wet winters. July is the wettest month with an average of 100.2 mm falling on 22 days whilst February normally records the lowest rainfall with an average of 26 mm on an average 8 days. The highest ever temperature recorded in Mount Gambier was 44.9 °C on 2 February 2014 and the lowest ever temperature recorded was −3.9 °C on 20 June 1950 and 2 July 1960. Mount Gambier has 40.5 clear days on an annual basis. Summers are cool for the latitude due to the maritime influence. Nights at 11 C average lows are especially standing out compared to other locations at a similar distance from the tropics.


Question: What feature was included in the construction of 14 Wall Street to ensure fireproofing?

Question: What material was used for decoration in 14 Wall Street instead of wood trim?

Question: Which floors were occupied by Bankers Trust's offices in 14 Wall Street?

Question: What architectural style were the offices of Bankers Trust in 14 Wall Street designed in?

Question: What color of bronze was used for the metalwork in Bankers Trust's offices at 14 Wall Street?

Question: What material lined the main banking spaces on the first and second floors of 14 Wall Street?

Question: What was the height of the ceilings in the main banking room of 14 Wall Street?

Question: On which floor of 14 Wall Street were the tellers' counters originally aligned?

Question: What was the name of the bank that occupied offices in 14 Wall Street?

Answer: Fireproof material, metal used in place of wood trim, and a sprinkler system in the roof.

Answer: Metal was used for decoration in 14 Wall Street instead of wood trim.

Answer: Basement levels A and B, as well as the first through fourth stories.

Answer: The offices of Bankers Trust in 14 Wall Street were designed in a pure classic style.

Answer: Light-colored.

Answer: Italian marble.

Answer: The ceilings in the main banking room were 27 ft high.

Answer: The tellers' counters were originally aligned on the second floor.

Answer: Bankers Trust

This a document about 14 Wall Street.
 The builders ensured that 14 Wall Street would be constructed with fireproof material. Metal was used in place of the wood trim that was used for decoration in other buildings, and a sprinkler system was placed in the roof. Bankers Trust's offices occupied basement levels A and B, as well as the first through fourth stories. These offices were designed "in a pure classic style"; the metalwork in the offices was a light-colored bronze, while Italian marble lined the main banking spaces on the first and second floors. The main banking room had 27 ft ceilings. The tellers' counters inside the second-floor banking room were originally aligned with


Question: What was the record of the Ogden Gunners in 1926?

Question: What was the record of the Ogden Gunners in 1927, and what place did they finish?

Question: Who was the manager of the Ogden Gunners in 1927?

Question: Who was the Hall of Fame inductee who played for the 1927 Ogden Gunners, and what was his batting average?

Question: What was the record of the Ogden Gunners in 1928, and what place did they finish?

Question: Who managed the Ogden Gunners in 1928?

Question: Which team won the championship in 1928?

Question: What happened to the Utah–Idaho League after the 1928 season?

Question: When did the Ogden Reds begin play as founding members of the Pioneer League?

Question: What is the current name of the Ogden team that plays in the Pioneer League?

Question: Which team did the Ogden Gunners play against in the Utah–Idaho League, as mentioned in the document?

Question: How old was Ernie Lombardi when he played for the 1927 Ogden Gunners?

Question: How many teams were part of the Utah–Idaho League?

Answer: 46–65

Answer: The Ogden Gunners finished with a 58–45 record and placed 2nd in 1927.

Answer: Del Baker

Answer: Ernie Lombardi, .398.

Answer: The Ogden Gunners had a 57–59 record in 1928 and placed 4th.

Answer: Del Baker managed the Ogden Gunners in 1928.

Answer: The Salt Lake City Bees won the championship in 1928.

Answer: The Utah–Idaho League disbanded.

Answer: 1939

Answer: Ogden Raptors

Answer: The Salt Lake City Bees.

Answer: 19

Answer: Six.

This a document about Ogden Gunners.
 City Bees. After finishing last with a 46–65 record in 1926, the Ogden Gunners finished with a 58–45 record to place 2nd in 1927, playing under manager Del Baker. Baseball Hall of Fame inductee Ernie Lombardi played for the 1927 Ogden Gunners at age 19, hitting .398. In 1928, Ogden placed 4th at 57–59, with Del Baker again managing the team, as the Salt Lake City Bees won the championship. The six–team Utah–Idaho League disbanded after the 1928 season. Ogden remained without a team until the Ogden Reds began play as founding members of the Pioneer League in 1939. Ogden still plays in the Pioneer League today, as the Ogden Raptors.


Question: What was the economic situation in Australia during the 1991 Australian Touring Car Championship?

Question: How did the economic downturn affect the number of entries in the 1991 Australian Touring Car Championship?

Question: How many cars appeared at Wanneroo Raceway in the 1991 championship?

Question: Which teams were notable absentees from the 1991 Australian Touring Car Championship?

Question: What did Peter Brock do with his Mobil sponsorship in the 1991 season?

Question: With whom did Peter Brock reunite in the 1991 Australian Touring Car Championship?

Question: What type of cars did Peter Brock and Larry Perkins drive in the 1991 season?

Question: Which team did Peter Brock close at the start of the 1991 season?

Question: What was the significance of Peter Brock closing his Mobil 1 Racing team in the context of the 1991 Australian Touring Car Championship?

Answer: Australia was in the middle of an economic downturn, referred to as the "Recession we had to have."

Answer: Entry numbers were significantly down at almost every round.

Answer: Eleven cars appeared at Wanneroo Raceway in the 1991 championship.

Answer: Allan Moffat Racing and Toyota Team Australia.

Answer: Peter Brock took his Mobil sponsorship to Perkins Engineering.

Answer: Larry Perkins

Answer: Holden VN Commodore SS Group A SV's.

Answer: Peter Brock closed his Mobil 1 Racing team.

Answer: Peter Brock closing his Mobil 1 Racing team effectively ended the old Holden Dealer Team, which had been around since 1969, and he took his Mobil sponsorship to Perkins Engineering, reuniting with Larry Perkins.

This a document about 1991 Australian Touring Car Championship.
 With Australia in the middle of an economic downturn (the "Recession we had to have" according to Federal Treasurer Paul Keating), entry numbers were significantly down on 1990 at almost every round, with only eleven cars appearing at Wanneroo Raceway. Notable absentees included Allan Moffat Racing and Toyota Team Australia, while Peter Brock closed his Mobil 1 Racing team (effectively bringing to an end the old Holden Dealer Team which had been around since 1969) and took his Mobil sponsorship to Perkins Engineering, reuniting with his Bathurst 1000 winning co-driver of 1982, 1983 and 1984, Larry Perkins in a pair of new Holden VN Commodore SS Group A SV's. Tony Longhurst's


Question: In which year was Ross Cranston elected as the Member of Parliament for Dudley North?

Question: What percentage of the votes did Ross Cranston receive when he was elected as the Member of Parliament for Dudley North?

Question: What position did Ross Cranston hold from 1998 to 2001?

Question: In which year did Ross Cranston announce that he would not stand for Parliament again?

Question: Who succeeded Ross Cranston as the Member of Parliament for Dudley North after the 2005 general election?

Question: Which political figure's seat in Richmond, North Yorkshire did Ross Cranston contest in 1992?

Question: What was Ross Cranston's position in the 1992 election in Richmond, North Yorkshire?

Answer: 1997

Answer: More than half of the votes cast.

Answer: Solicitor General

Answer: 2005

Answer: Ian Austin.

Answer: William Hague

Answer: Ross Cranston came third in the 1992 election in Richmond, North Yorkshire.

This a document about Ross Cranston.
 After contesting Richmond in North Yorkshire in 1992, William Hague's seat, coming third, Cranston was elected as the Member of Parliament for Dudley North at the next general election in 1997 with more than half of the votes cast. He served as Solicitor General from 1998 to 2001, when he returned to the back benches. After speculation amongst colleagues, he announced in 2005 that he would not stand for Parliament again in the 2005 general election. He was succeeded by Ian Austin.


Question: In which year was Simcha Bunim Cohen born?

Question: What are the names of Simcha Bunim Cohen's parents?

Question: In which year did Simcha Bunim Cohen's grandfather, Mr. Cohen, pass away?

Question: In which year did Simcha Bunim Cohen's grandmother pass away?

Question: Where is Rabbi Simcha Bunim Cohen currently living with his wife and children?

Question: What is Simcha Bunim Cohen's role at Beth Medrash Govoha?

Question: Which community does Rabbi Simcha Bunim Cohen serve as rabbi?

Question: Who is Rabbi Simcha Bunim Cohen's grandfather-in-law?

Answer: 1957

Answer: Rivkah and Moshe Cohen.

Answer: 1958

Answer: 1973.

Answer: Lakewood Township, New Jersey.

Answer: He is a senior kollel fellow.

Answer: Rabbi Simcha Bunim Cohen serves as the rabbi for Khal Ateres Yeshaya.

Answer: Rabbi Avigdor Miller

This a document about Simcha Bunim Cohen.
 Simcha Bunim was born in 1957 to Rivkah and Moshe Cohen. His grandfather Mr Cohen died in 1958, and his grandmother passed away in 1973. Rabbi Simcha Bunim Cohen is a senior kollel fellow at Beth Medrash Govoha and lives with his wife and children in Lakewood Township, New Jersey. He serves as the rabbi for Khal Ateres Yeshaya. He is a grandson-in-law of Rabbi Avigdor Miller.


Question: In which city and country were the 2018 World Wrestling Championships held?

Question: What weight category is the focus of the men's freestyle 74 kg competition?

Question: On which dates was the men's freestyle 74 kg competition held at the 2018 World Wrestling Championships?

Answer: Budapest, Hungary.

Answer: The men's freestyle 74 kg competition focuses on the 74 kilograms weight category.

Answer: The men's freestyle 74 kg competition was held on 20 and 21 October.

This a document about 2018 World Wrestling Championships – Men's freestyle 74 kg.
 The men's freestyle 74 kilograms is a competition featured at the 2018 World Wrestling Championships, and was held in Budapest, Hungary on 20 and 21 October.


Question: What is the name of the hospital in Muğla that is part of the Muğla State Hospitals Union?

Question: What is the name of the hospital in Fethiye that provides general healthcare services?

Question: What is the name of the hospital in Milas that provides general healthcare services?

Question: What is the name of the hospital in Bodrum that provides general healthcare services?

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Question: What is the name of the dental health center in Muğla?

Question: What is the name of the dental health center in Fethiye?

Answer: Muğla Eğitim Araştırma Hastanesi

Answer: Fethiye Devlet Hastanesi

Answer: Milas Devlet Hastanesi

Answer: Bodrum Devlet Hastanesi

Answer: Marmaris Devlet Hastanesi

Answer: Yatağan Devlet Hastanesi

Answer: Köyceğiz Devlet Hastanesi

Answer: Dalaman Devlet Hastanesi

Answer: Ortaca Devlet Hastanesi

Answer: Datça Devlet Hastanesi

Answer: Muğla Ağız ve Diş Sağlığı Merkezi

Answer: Fethiye Ağız ve Diş Sağlığı Merkezi

This a document about List of hospitals in Turkey.
Muğla Kamu Hastaneleri Birliği ; Muğla Eğitim Araştırma Hastanesi ; Fethiye Devlet Hastanesi ; Milas Devlet Hastanesi ; Bodrum Devlet Hastanesi ; Marmaris Devlet Hastanesi ; Yatağan Devlet Hastanesi ; Köyceğiz Devlet Hastanesi ; Dalaman Devlet Hastanesi ; Ortaca Devlet Hastanesi ; Datça Devlet Hastanesi ; Muğla Ağız ve Diş Sağlığı Merkezi ; Fethiye Ağız ve Diş Sağlığı Merkezi


Question: What 2000 film is E. Elias Merhige known for among mainstream audiences?

Question: What 1989 cult film did E. Elias Merhige direct?

Question: In addition to filmmaking, for which artist has E. Elias Merhige directed music videos?

Question: What was the original medium in which E. Elias Merhige conceived the film Begotten?

Question: From where did E. Elias Merhige cast many supporting actors for Begotten?

Question: What was the title of E. Elias Merhige's last feature film before returning to theatre work?

Question: What is the new title of the 1979 film Caligula that E. Elias Merhige is currently reconstructing?

Question: What is the main difference between the new version of Caligula and the original 1979 film?

Answer: Shadow of the Vampire

Answer: Begotten

Answer: Marilyn Manson

Answer: Experimental theatre.

Answer: E. Elias Merhige cast many supporting actors for Begotten from his company in the New York theatre scene.

Answer: Suspect Zero

Answer: Gore Vidal’s Caligula

Answer: The main difference is that the new version, titled Gore Vidal’s Caligula, adheres more closely to Gore Vidal’s screenplay.

This a document about E. Elias Merhige.
 Merhige is known to mainstream audiences for his work on the 2000 film Shadow of the Vampire and to underground audiences for the cult 1989 film Begotten. He has also directed music videos for Marilyn Manson. Merhige started in the New York theatre scene, and first conceived Begotten as a work of experimental theatre, casting many actors from his company in supporting roles. Following the release of his last feature film Suspect Zero, Merhige has mostly returned to work in the theatre. He is currently supervising a reconstruction of the 1979 film Caligula, titled Gore Vidal’s Caligula, that adheres more closely to Gore Vidal’s screenplay.


Question: When was W. Averell Harriman appointed as United States Ambassador to the Soviet Union?

Question: What is the title of Harriman's 1975 memoir about his experiences during World War II?

Question: How did Harriman describe Stalin's personality in his memoir?

Question: According to Harriman, how did Stalin compare to Roosevelt and Churchill in terms of realism and effectiveness as a war leader?

Question: What personal sentiment did Harriman express about living in London compared to being U.S. ambassador in Moscow?

Answer: October 1943.

Answer: Special Envoy to Churchill and Stalin, 1941-1946

Answer: Harriman described Stalin as "the most inscrutable and contradictory character I have ever known," a man of "high intelligence and fantastic grasp of detail" with much "shrewdness" and "surprising human sensitivity." He also noted that Stalin was "better informed than Roosevelt, more realistic than Churchill, in some ways the most effective of the war leaders," but also "a murderous tyrant."

Answer: According to Harriman, Stalin was more realistic than Churchill and in some ways the most effective of the war leaders.

Answer: Harriman thoroughly enjoyed living in London and did not want to be U.S. ambassador in Moscow.

This a document about W. Averell Harriman.
 Harriman was appointed as United States Ambassador to the Soviet Union in October 1943. In his 1975 memoir Special Envoy to Churchill and Stalin, 1941-1946, Harriman wrote that Stalin was "the most inscrutable and contradictory character I have ever known", a mysterious man of "high intelligence and fantastic grasp of detail" who possessed much "shrewdness" and "surprising human sensitivity". Harriman concluded that Stalin was "better informed than Roosevelt, more realistic than Churchill, in some ways the most effective of the war leaders. At the same time he was, of course, a murderous tyrant". Harriman, who thoroughly enjoyed living in London, did not want to be U.S ambassador in Moscow


Question: What is the definition of cancer prevention?

Question: What percentage of common cancers are due to environmental factors and considered potentially preventable?

Question: What are some avoidable risk factors that could prevent over 30% of cancer deaths?

Question: What is the estimated range of cancer cases attributed to environmental risk factors?

Question: What is an example of an environmental cause of cancer that is not controllable by personal behavior?

Question: How is poverty considered a risk factor in human cancers?

Question: What are some examples of uncontrollable environmental causes of cancer?

Question: What role do hereditary genetic disorders play in cancer causation?

Question: What are the main categories of controllable lifestyle choices that influence cancer risk?

Question: What is the primary reason cancer is considered generally preventable according to the document?

Answer: Cancer prevention is defined as active measures to decrease cancer risk.

Answer: Between 70% and 90%.

Answer: Tobacco, excess weight/obesity, poor diet, physical inactivity, alcohol, sexually transmitted infections, and air pollution.

Answer: 70% to 90%

Answer: Naturally occurring background radiation.

Answer: Poverty is considered an indirect risk factor in human cancers.

Answer: Naturally occurring background radiation and cancers caused through hereditary genetic disorders.

Answer: Hereditary genetic disorders are not preventable via personal behavior and play a role in cancer causation.

Answer: Tobacco use, excess weight/obesity, poor diet, physical inactivity, alcohol consumption, and sexually transmitted infections.

Answer: The primary reason cancer is considered generally preventable is that many environmental risk factors are controllable lifestyle choices.

This a document about Cancer.
 Cancer prevention is defined as active measures to decrease cancer risk. The vast majority of cancer cases are due to environmental risk factors. Many of these environmental factors are controllable lifestyle choices. Thus, cancer is generally preventable. Between 70% and 90% of common cancers are due to environmental factors and therefore potentially preventable. Greater than 30% of cancer deaths could be prevented by avoiding risk factors including: tobacco, excess weight/obesity, poor diet, physical inactivity, alcohol, sexually transmitted infections and air pollution. Further, poverty could be considered as an indirect risk factor in human cancers. Not all environmental causes are controllable, such as naturally occurring background radiation and cancers caused through hereditary genetic disorders and thus are not preventable via personal behavior.


Question: What is one approach for translating SWRL into First Order Logic?

Question: Which tool is used to demonstrate reasoning tasks with a theorem prover after translating SWRL into First Order Logic?

Question: What is the name of the forward chaining rule engine mentioned in the document?

Question: What limitation does the approach of translating OWL-DL into rules have?

Question: What is the name of the algorithm used by the OWL-DL reasoner that can be expanded to support SWRL?

Question: Which version of Protégé includes a Rules view that supports SWRL rules?

Question: What is the name of the extension used in older versions of Protégé for editing and executing SWRL rules?

Question: Which rule markup language supports SWRL according to the document?

Answer: Translate SWRL into First Order Logic (Hoolet) and demonstrate reasoning tasks with a theorem prover.

Answer: Hoolet

Answer: Bossam

Answer: The approach cannot cover the full expressivity of OWL-DL due to many incompatibilities between Description Logic and Horn Rule formalisms.

Answer: The tableaux algorithm.

Answer: Protégé 4.2 includes a Rules view that supports SWRL rules.

Answer: SWRLTab

Answer: R2ML (REWERSE Rule Markup Language) supports SWRL.

This a document about Semantic Web Rule Language.
1) translate SWRL into First Order Logic (Hoolet) and demonstrate reasoning tasks with a theorem prover; ; 2) translate OWL-DL into rules and give the rules to a forward chaining engine (Bossam) (this approach cannot cover the full expressivity of OWL-DL due to many incompatibilities between Description Logic and Horn Rule formalisms) ; 3) expand an existing OWL-DL reasoner based on the tableaux algorithm (Pellet). Protégé 4.2 includes a Rules view in its Ontology Views that supports SWRL rules. ; For older versions of Protégé, SWRLTab is an extension that supports editing and execution of SWRL rules. ; R2ML (REWERSE Rule Markup Language) supports SWRL. ; Bossam, a forward chaining rule engine


Question: What was the estimated number of Southern right whales in Australian waters in 2008?

Question: What was the estimated number of Southern right whales in Australian waters in 2010?

Question: What is the approximate size of the southwestern population of Southern right whales in Australian waters?

Question: What is the estimated size of the southeastern group of Southern right whales in Australian waters?

Question: What is the conservation status of the southeastern group of Southern right whales in Australian waters?

Answer: 2,100

Answer: 3,500

Answer: 2,900 whales.

Answer: dozens to 300 individuals.

Answer: The southeastern group of Southern right whales in Australian waters is critically endangered.

This a document about Southern right whale.
 Southern right whales in Australian waters show higher rate of recoveries, as they have increased from 2,100 whales in 2008 to 3,500 individuals in 2010. Two genetically distinct groups inhabit Australian waters: the southwestern population of 2,900 whales - in 2012 currently holding the majority of the overall Australian population - and the critically endangered southeastern group, counting only dozens to 300 individuals.


Question: What was the name of Anselm's father?

Question: What was the name of Anselm's mother?

Question: What was the name of Anselm's younger sister?

Question: What was the name of the Benedictine abbey Anselm joined?

Question: What was the name of Anselm's chaplain and biographer?

Question: In which year did Anselm visit the abbey with his chaplain and biographer Eadmer?

Question: Where did Anselm and Eadmer travel to after visiting the abbey in 1098?

Question: What was the name of Anselm's brother-in-law, who was the archbishop of Canterbury?

Answer: Burgundius

Answer: Richeza or Richera

Answer: Richera.

Answer: Saint Michael's on Mount Pirchiriano.

Answer: Eadmer

Answer: 1098

Answer: Lyons.

Answer: Anselm's brother-in-law, who was the archbishop of Canterbury, was also named Anselm.

This a document about Anselm of St Saba.
 Anselm was the son of a nobleman named Burgundius and his wife Richeza or Richera, the much younger sister of Anselm, archbishop of Canterbury. Anselm was dedicated to a clerical life from a young age despite all his siblings having died in birth or in childhood. He joined the Benedictine abbey of Saint Michael's on Mount Pirchiriano overlooking Chiusa in the March of Susa. Anselm visited the abbey with his chaplain and biographer Eadmer during Easter in 1098 and brought the young man with them to Lyons, where he suffered but recovered from a grave illness. His father Burgundius seems to have wanted to profit from his brother-in-law's high


Question: What was Konstantin Vojnović's role during the first rectorship of Matija Mesić?

Question: In which academic year did Konstantin Vojnović serve as a rector?

Question: During which years did Konstantin Vojnović serve as a representative in the Croatian parliament?

Question: In what year did Konstantin Vojnović become a full member of the Yugoslav Academy of Sciences and Arts?

Question: Why was Konstantin Vojnović temporarily suspended from university service?

Question: Where did Konstantin Vojnović begin his research on Dubrovnikan legislative history after retiring?

Question: At what age did Konstantin Vojnović die?

Question: How many times did Konstantin Vojnović serve as a prorector of the university?

Answer: Konstantin Vojnović served as a prorector of the university during the first rectorship of Matija Mesić.

Answer: 1877/1878

Answer: 1878–1884.

Answer: 1890

Answer: He was temporarily suspended from university service due to political reasons, expressing his disagreement with oppressive Magyarization.

Answer: Konstantin Vojnović began his research on Dubrovnikan legislative history in Dubrovnik after retiring.

Answer: 71

Answer: Twice.

This a document about Konstantin Vojnović.
 twice as a prorector of the university: the first time during the rectorship of the first rector Matija Mesić, and the second time immediately after himself served as a rector in the academic year 1877/1878. In the period 1878–1884 he served as a representative in the Croatian parliament. He was a full member of the Yugoslav Academy of Sciences and Arts since 1890. Due to political reasons, expressing his disagreement with oppressive Magyarization, he was temporarily suspended from university service and retired in 1891. He returned to Dubrovnik and began research of the Dubrovnikan legislative history. He died in Dubrovnik at the age of 71.


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Question: Who was the manager of Klaksvíkar Ítróttarfelag during 2010–2011?

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Question: Who was the manager of Klaksvíkar Ítróttarfelag during 2013–2014?

Question: Who has been managing Klaksvíkar Ítróttarfelag since 2014?

Answer: John Reid Bjartalíð

Answer: Sölvi Óskarsson

Answer: Tony Paris

Answer: Peter Kordt

Answer: Jens Hvidemose

Answer: Peter Kordt

Answer: Olvheðin Jacobsen

Answer: Steffen Petersen

Answer: Jens Hvidemose

Answer: John Kramer

Answer: Petur Mohr

Answer: Sverri Jacobsen

Answer: Jóannes Jakobsen

Answer: Tony Paris

Answer: Tomislav Sivić

Answer: Kurt Mørkøre

Answer: Jan Joensen

Answer: Ove Flindt Bjerg

Answer: Ove Flindt Bjerg (2004–2005) and Oddbjørn Joensen (2005)

Answer: Tony Paris

Answer: Tony Paris and Trygvi Mortensen.

Answer: Eyðun Klakkstein

Answer: Petur Mohr

Answer: Aleksandar Đorđević and Jákup Mikkelsen.

Answer: Petur Mohr

Answer: Aleksandar Đorđević

Answer: Páll Guðlaugsson

Answer: Eyðun Klakstein

Answer: Mikkjal Thomassen has been managing Klaksvíkar Ítróttarfelag since 2014.

This a document about Klaksvíkar Ítróttarfelag.
🇫🇴 John Reid Bjartalíð (1945–1970) ; 🇮🇸 Sölvi Óskarsson (1972) ; 🏴 Tony Paris (1977–1978) ; 🇩🇰 Peter Kordt (1980) ; 🇩🇰 Jens Hvidemose (1983–1984) ; 🇩🇰 Peter Kordt (1985) ; 🇫🇴 Olvheðin Jacobsen (1986) ; 🇩🇰 Steffen Petersen (1987) ; 🇩🇰 Jens Hvidemose (1988) ; 🇩🇰 John Kramer (1990) ; 🇫🇴 Petur Mohr (1991–1994) ; 🇫🇴 Sverri Jacobsen (1994–1995) ; 🇫🇴 Jóannes Jakobsen (1996–1998) ; 🏴 Tony Paris (1999) ; Tomislav Sivić (2000–2001) ; 🇫🇴 Kurt Mørkøre (2002) ; 🇫🇴 Jan Joensen (2003) ; 🇩🇰 Ove Flindt Bjerg (2004–2005) ; 🇫🇴 Oddbjørn Joensen (2005) ; 🏴 Tony Paris (2006–2007) ; 🇫🇴 Trygvi Mortensen (2007) ; 🇫🇴 Eyðun Klakkstein (2007–2008) ; 🇫🇴 Petur Mohr (2008–2009) ; 🇷🇸 Aleksandar Đorđević & 🇫🇴 Jákup Mikkelsen (2009) ; 🇫🇴 Petur Mohr (2009–2010) ; 🇷🇸 Aleksandar Đorđević (2010–2011) ; 🇮🇸 Páll Guðlaugsson (2012–2013) ; 🇫🇴 Eyðun Klakstein (2013–2014) ; 🇫🇴 Mikkjal Thomassen (2014– )


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Question: What was the result of the match between ŽAL and SAK?

Question: What was the result of the match between EKR and SAK?

Question: What was the result of the match between ŽAL and GEL?

Question: What was the result of the match between EKR and GEL?

Answer: A Lyga

Answer: Žalgiris

Answer: Ekranas

Answer: Panerys

Answer: FBK Kaunas

Answer: 1–0

Answer: 0–0

Answer: 1–0

Answer: 2–1

Answer: 1–0 in favor of FBK.

Answer: 8–0

Answer: 10–0

Answer: 7–0

Answer: 4–0

This a document about 1993–94 A Lyga.
matches_style=FBR|solid_cell=grey ; team1=ARA|team2=EKR|team3=FBK|team4=GEL|team5=INK ; team6=PAN|team7=ROM|team8=SAK|team9=SIR|team10=TAU ; team11=ŽAL|team12=ŽYD name_ROM=ROMAR ; match_ROM_ŽAL=1–0 ; match_ROM_EKR=2–1 ; match_ROM_PAN=2–1 ; match_ROM_FBK=3–0 ; match_ROM_ARA=3–1 ; match_ROM_SIR=6–1 ; match_ROM_INK=8–0 ; match_ROM_SAK=3–1 ; match_ROM_GEL=9–0 ; match_ROM_ŽYD=+:- ; match_ROM_TAU=4–0 name_ŽAL=Žalgiris ; match_ŽAL_ROM=0–0 ; match_ŽAL_EKR=1–1 ; match_ŽAL_PAN=1–0 ; match_ŽAL_FBK=2–1 ; match_ŽAL_ARA=5–2 ; match_ŽAL_SIR=1–0 ; match_ŽAL_INK=1–0 ; match_ŽAL_SAK=8–0 ; match_ŽAL_GEL=7–0 ; match_ŽAL_ŽYD=4–1 ; match_ŽAL_TAU=3–0 name_EKR=Ekranas ; match_EKR_ROM=2–0 ; match_EKR_ŽAL=1–2 ; match_EKR_PAN=0–0 ; match_EKR_FBK=1–0 ; match_EKR_ARA=1–1 ; match_EKR_SIR=1–0 ; match_EKR_INK=4–0 ; match_EKR_SAK=10–0 ; match_EKR_GEL=4–0 ; match_EKR_ŽYD=10–1 ; match_EKR_TAU=1–0 name_PAN=Panerys ; match_PAN_ROM=1–3 ; match_PAN_ŽAL=4–1 ; match_PAN_EKR=1–2 ; match_PAN_FBK=0–2 ; match_PAN_ARA=1–0 ; match_PAN_SIR=2–0 ; match_PAN_INK=1–0 ; match_PAN_SAK=2–0 ; match_PAN_GEL=1–1 ; match_PAN_ŽYD=1–0 ; match_PAN_TAU=4–0 name_FBK=FBK Kaunas


Question: Who were the first actors to originate the role of Colby Chandler on All My Children in May 1999?

Question: Who took over the role of Colby Chandler in January 2000?

Question: Who replaced Carson Grace Levine as Colby Chandler in 2000?

Question: Who played Colby Chandler from 2002 to 2004?

Question: Which actor appeared as a teenage Colby in a dream sequence in 2002?

Question: Who was cast in the role of a teenage Colby Chandler in May 2006?

Question: When did Ambyr Childers first appear as Colby Chandler on All My Children?

Question: How long before her high school graduation did Ambyr Childers audition for the role of Colby Chandler?

Question: Where did Ambyr Childers travel to for her audition for the role of Colby Chandler?

Question: What was Ambyr Childers doing at the time she auditioned for the role of Colby Chandler?

Answer: Carson Weaver and Jordan Petruziello.

Answer: Carson Grace Levine took over the role of Colby Chandler in January 2000.

Answer: Brianne and Morgan Mullan replaced Carson Grace Levine as Colby Chandler in 2000.

Answer: Kathryn Newton played Colby Chandler from 2002 to 2004.

Answer: Abby Wathen

Answer: Ambyr Childers was cast in the role of a teenage Colby Chandler in May 2006.

Answer: July 3, 2006.

Answer: About a month.

Answer: New York City.

Answer: Ambyr Childers was taking finals at her high school.

This a document about Colby Chandler (All My Children).
 The role was originated first by Carson Weaver and Jordan Petruziello in May 1999 and later by Carson Grace Levine in January 2000. Later in 2000, Levine was replaced by twins Brianne and Morgan Mullan. Kathryn Newton appeared in the role from 2002 to 2004. Abby Wathen also appeared as a teenage Colby in a dream sequence in 2002. In May 2006, it was reported that Ambyr Childers had been cast in the role of a teenage Colby. Childers first appeared on July 3, 2006. Childers revealed that she auditioned for the role about month before her high school graduation. At time, she was taking finals, so she flew out to New York City


Question: In which month and year did Ats Purje sign a contract with AEP?

Question: What was the duration of the initial contract that Ats Purje signed with AEP?

Question: Did Ats Purje's contract with AEP include an option for extension? If so, for how long?

Question: When did Ats Purje make his debut in the Cypriot First Division?

Question: How many goals did Ats Purje score in his debut match for AEP in the Cypriot First Division?

Question: What was the final score of Ats Purje's debut match for AEP in the Cypriot First Division?

Answer: June 2010

Answer: one year

Answer: Yes, Ats Purje's contract with AEP included an option to extend it for another year.

Answer: 29 August 2010

Answer: 1

Answer: 1–2

This a document about Ats Purje.
 In June 2010, Purje signed a one-year contract with Cypriot First Division club AEP, with an option to extend it for another year. He made his debut in the Cypriot First Division on 29 August 2010, and scored his side's only goal in a 1–2 loss to Ethnikos Achna.


Question: Who is described as Korea's Most Proud in History and Legendary Handsome Comedian in the document?

Question: On what date in April 2017 is Jeong Myeonghun's appearance mentioned for the first time?

Question: What is the Korean phrase used in the document to describe the enthusiastic response to Jeong Myeonghun's appearance?

Question: What are some of the actions the document suggests the audience should perform in response to Jeong Myeonghun's appearance?

Question: On what other date in April 2017 is Jeong Myeonghun's appearance mentioned?

Question: What is the name of the event or show where Jeong Myeonghun's appearances are being advertised?

Question: What is the Korean phrase used to refer to 'Korea's Most Proud in History and Legendary Handsome Comedian' in the document?

Question: What is the Korean phrase used in the document to describe 'stand aside, bow, chant hurray, start the music, bob your shoulders and start dancing'?

Answer: Jeong Myeonghun

Answer: 2 April 2017

Answer: 만세를 외치고 풍악을 울려 어깨춤을 추고 콧노래를 불러라

Answer: The document suggests the audience should stand aside, bow, chant hurray, start the music, bob their shoulders, start humming, and start dancing.

Answer: 9 April 2017

Answer: Gag Concert

Answer: 대한민국 전설의 미남 개그맨

Answer: 길을 비키고 머리를 조아리고 만세를 외치고 풍악을 울려 어깨춤을 추고 콧노래를 부르며 스텝을 밟아라

This a document about Gag Concert.
 만세를 외치고 풍악을 울려 어깨춤을 추고 콧노래를 불러라 ; 16) 2 April 2017 – Korea's Most Proud in History and Legendary Handsome Comedian Jeong Myeonghun is Coming so Stand Aside, Bow, Chant Hurray, Start the Music, Bob Your Shoulders and Start Humming and Start Dancing | 건국 이래 최고로 자랑스런 대한민국 전설의 미남 개그맨 정명훈 나가신다 길을 비키고 머리를 조아리고 만세를 외치고 풍악을 울려 어깨춤을 추고 콧노래를 부르며 스텝을 밟아라 ; 17) 9 April 2017 – Korea's Most Proud in History and Legendary Handsome Comedian Jeong Myeonghun is Coming so Stand Aside, Bow, Chant Hurray, Start the Music, Bob


Question: Where is IFET College of Engineering located?

Question: In which year was IFET College of Engineering established?

Question: By which organization was IFET College of Engineering established?

Question: To which university is IFET College of Engineering permanently affiliated?

Question: Which council has approved IFET College of Engineering?

Question: Which councils have accredited IFET College of Engineering?

Answer: Gengarampalayam, Valavanur, Villupuram, Tamil Nadu, India.

Answer: 1998

Answer: Indo French Educational Trust

Answer: Anna University, Chennai.

Answer: All India Council for Technical Education, New Delhi.

Answer: IFET College of Engineering has been accredited by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) and the National Board of Accreditation (NBA).

This a document about IFET College of Engineering.
 IFET College of Engineering is an Autonomous college of Engineering, Technology and Management located in Gengarampalayam, Valavanur, Villupuram, Tamil Nadu, India known for its predominant ranking by the university and placements. It was established in 1998 by the Indo French Educational Trust. It is permanently affiliated to Anna University, Chennai and approved by All India Council for Technical Education, New Delhi. It was accredited by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) and has courses accredited by National Board of Accreditation (NBA).


Question: What was the purpose of establishing the Second Division of the New York Court of Appeals?

Question: Who designated the members of the Second Division of the New York Court of Appeals?

Question: From which court were the members of the Second Division chosen?

Question: Who served as the Chief Judge of the Second Division of the New York Court of Appeals?

Question: Which years did the Second Division of the New York Court of Appeals operate?

Question: Who headed the State Constitutional Commission that drafted an amendment to abolish the Second Division?

Question: In what year was the constitutional amendment permitting the Governor to act on the request of a majority of the judges adopted?

Question: Who were two of the members of the Second Division of the New York Court of Appeals?

Question: What was the role of the constitutional amendment adopted in November 1899 regarding the New York Court of Appeals?

Question: What was the role of the State Constitutional Commission in relation to the Second Division of the New York Court of Appeals?

Question: What year was the State Constitutional Commission's amendment to abolish the Second Division drafted?

Question: What specific action was permitted by the constitutional amendment adopted in November 1899 regarding the New York Court of Appeals?

Answer: To help decide the large number of cases.

Answer: Governor David B. Hill.

Answer: The members of the Second Division were chosen from the New York Supreme Court's General Term benches.

Answer: Daniel L. Follett served as the Chief Judge of the Second Division of the New York Court of Appeals.

Answer: The Second Division operated from its establishment until 1890.

Answer: William B. Hornblower

Answer: 1899

Answer: Alton B. Parker and Joseph Potter.

Answer: The constitutional amendment adopted in November 1899 permitted the Governor, at the request of a majority of the judges, to take unspecified actions regarding the New York Court of Appeals.

Answer: The State Constitutional Commission, headed by William B. Hornblower, drafted an amendment to abolish the Second Division in 1891.

Answer: 1891

Answer: The constitutional amendment adopted in November 1899 permitted the Governor, at the request of a majority of the judges, to take a specific action regarding the New York Court of Appeals. The document does not specify the exact nature of the action.

This a document about New York Court of Appeals.
 a "Second Division" of the Court of Appeals was established temporarily to help to decide the large number of cases. Its seven members were designated by Governor David B. Hill, chosen from the New York Supreme Court's General Term benches. Chief Judge was Daniel L. Follett. Among its members were Alton B. Parker and Joseph Potter. The Second Division was continued through 1890. In 1891, the State Constitutional Commission, headed by William B. Hornblower drafted an amendment to abolish the Second Division. A constitutional amendment adopted in November 1899 permitted the Governor, at the request of a majority of the judges


Question: What is Robert Todd Schlopy's birthdate?

Question: Where was Robert Todd Schlopy born?

Question: Which high school did Robert Todd Schlopy attend?

Question: For which college football team did Robert Todd Schlopy play from 1981 to 1984?

Question: What honor did Robert Todd Schlopy receive twice during his college football career?

Question: What type of placekicker was Robert Todd Schlopy known for being?

Question: Which NFL team did Robert Todd Schlopy sign with in 1985?

Question: Which NFL team did Robert Todd Schlopy sign with in 1986?

Question: What was Robert Todd Schlopy's performance in the 1986 pre-season with the Seattle Seahawks?

Question: What was the name of the player Robert Todd Schlopy failed to unseat at the Seattle Seahawks in 1986?

Question: What is Robert Todd Schlopy's full name?

Question: What is the full name and profession of Robert Todd Schlopy besides being a former American football placekicker?

Question: What region of New York is Robert Todd Schlopy originally from?

Question: What was Robert Todd Schlopy's profession after his football career?

Answer: June 17, 1961

Answer: Bradford, Pennsylvania.

Answer: Orchard Park High School.

Answer: Michigan Wolverines

Answer: Academic All-Big Ten placekicker.

Answer: Barefoot placekicker.

Answer: Buffalo Bills

Answer: Robert Todd Schlopy signed with the Seattle Seahawks in 1986.

Answer: He had an outstanding pre-season.

Answer: Norm Johnson

Answer: Robert Todd Schlopy

Answer: Robert Todd Schlopy's full name is Robert Todd Schlopy, and his profession is a motion picture cameraman.

Answer: Western New York

Answer: Motion picture cameraman.

This a document about Todd Schlopy.
 Robert Todd Schlopy (born June 17, 1961) is a motion picture cameraman and former American football placekicker. Born in Bradford, Pennsylvania and raised in Buffalo, NY, Schlopy attended Orchard Park High School in Orchard Park, New York. He played college football for the Michigan Wolverines from 1981 to 1984 where he was a two-time Academic All-Big Ten placekicker. As a Western New York native, Schlopy, a barefoot placekicker, signed a contract with the Buffalo Bills in 1985. In 1986 he signed with the Seattle Seahawks where he had an outstanding pre-season but failed to unseat incumbent Norm Johnson. A highly sought-after free


Question: Which writer was born in Bezhetsk and Bezhetsky Uyezd?

Question: What artist from Bezhetsk and Bezhetsky Uyezd is mentioned in the document?

Question: Which musician is noted as being born in Bezhetsk and Bezhetsky Uyezd?

Question: What is the name of the second artist mentioned as being born in Bezhetsk and Bezhetsky Uyezd?

Question: What is the name of the third individual mentioned as being born in Bezhetsk and Bezhetsky Uyezd?

Answer: Vyacheslav Shishkov

Answer: Alexander Samokhvalov

Answer: Vasily Andreyev

Answer: Alexander Samokhvalov

Answer: Sergey Osipov

This a document about Bezhetsk.
 Bezhetsk and Bezhetsky Uyezd were the birthplace of writer Vyacheslav Shishkov, artists Alexander Samokhvalov and Sergey Osipov, and musician Vasily Andreyev.


Question: What is one potential precipitating event for bullous pemphigoid that has been reported?

Question: Which type of drug has been associated with the onset of bullous pemphigoid?

Question: What is the name of the enzyme inhibitor class of drugs that has been associated with the onset of bullous pemphigoid?

Question: What is the general observation regarding precipitating factors in most cases of bullous pemphigoid?

Question: What medical treatment has been reported as a potential precipitating event for bullous pemphigoid?

Question: What type of medical therapy has been reported as a potential precipitating event for bullous pemphigoid?

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

Answer: Exposure to ultraviolet light.

Answer: Drugs associated with the onset of bullous pemphigoid include furosemide, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents, DPP-4 inhibitors, captopril, penicillamine, and antibiotics.

Answer: DPP-4 inhibitors

Answer: In most cases of bullous pemphigoid, no clear precipitating factors are identified.

Answer: Furosemide, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents, DPP-4 inhibitors, captopril, penicillamine, and antibiotics.

Answer: Radiation therapy

Answer: Bullous pemphigoid

This a document about Bullous pemphigoid.
 In most cases of bullous pemphigoid, no clear precipitating factors are identified. Potential precipitating events that have been reported include exposure to ultraviolet light and radiation therapy. Onset of pemphigoid has also been associated with certain drugs, including furosemide, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents, DPP-4 inhibitors, captopril, penicillamine, and antibiotics.


Question: Who played bass and provided backing vocals for tracks 1 through 12 in the Alan Parsons Live album?

Question: Who played bass for tracks 13 through 15 in the Alan Parsons Live album?

Question: Which individuals provided vocals for the live performances in the Alan Parsons Live album?

Question: Who was responsible for lead guitar and assistant production in the Alan Parsons Live album?

Question: Who played drums and provided vocals for track 14 in the Alan Parsons Live album?

Question: Who was the producer, mixer, and contributed backing vocals, keyboards, and rhythm guitar to the Alan Parsons Live album?

Question: Who was responsible for the artwork of the Alan Parsons Live album?

Question: Who served as the tour coordinator for the Alan Parsons Live tour?

Question: Which individuals were responsible for the design of the Alan Parsons Live album?

Question: Who was responsible for the layout of the EU edition of the Alan Parsons Live album?

Question: Who contributed to the cover design of the non-EU editions of the Alan Parsons Live album?

Question: Which individuals managed the Alan Parsons Live tour?

Question: Who was responsible for mastering the Alan Parsons Live album?

Question: Who provided the photography for the Alan Parsons Live album?

Question: What equipment was used to record the Alan Parsons Live album digitally?

Question: Where was the Alan Parsons Live album mastered?

Question: Where and when was the Alan Parsons Live album recorded during the tour in Europe?

Question: Where was the live postproduction of the Alan Parsons Live album conducted, and when?

Question: Where and when were tracks 13 through 15 of the Alan Parsons Live album recorded and mixed?

Answer: Jeremy Meek played bass and provided backing vocals for tracks 1 through 12.

Answer: Felix Krish played bass for tracks 13 through 15.

Answer: Chris Thompson, Gary Howard, and Stuart Elliott provided vocals for the live performances.

Answer: Ian Bairnson was responsible for lead guitar and assistant production in the Alan Parsons Live album.

Answer: Stuart Elliott.

Answer: Alan Parsons

Answer: Julien Mills

Answer: Keith Morris

Answer: Peter Curzon and Storm Thorgerson.

Answer: Myosotis

Answer: Jon Crossland, Peter Curzon, and Storm Thorgerson.

Answer: Pete Smith and Isis Music.

Answer: Simon Heyworth was responsible for mastering the Alan Parsons Live album.

Answer: Paul Maxon and Storm Thorgerson.

Answer: Tascam DA-88s and Audio Technica Microphones.

Answer: The Alan Parsons Live album was mastered at Chop'em Out.

Answer: The Alan Parsons Live album was recorded on tour in Europe in May 1994.

Answer: The live postproduction of the Alan Parsons Live album was conducted at Parsonics, Sussex, in October 1994.

Answer: Tracks 13-15 were recorded and mixed at Parsonics in February 1995.

This a document about Alan Parsons Live.
Jeremy Meek - Bass, backing vocals (1-12) ; Felix Krish - Bass (13-15) ; Chris Thompson - Vocals (live, 13, 15) ; Gary Howard - Vocals (live) ; Stuart Elliott - Drums; Vocals (14) ; Ian Bairnson - Lead guitar, assistant producer ; Richard Cottle - Keyboards, saxophone ; Andrew Powell - Keyboards ; Alan Parsons - Producer, Mixer, Backing Vocals, Keyboards, Rhythm guitar ; Artwork – Julien Mills ; Tour coordinator – Keith Morris ; Design – Peter Curzon, Storm Thorgerson ; Layout (EU edition) – Myosotis ; Cover (non-EU editions) - Jon Crossland, Peter Curzon, Storm Thorgerson ; Management – Pete Smith, Isis Music ; Mastering – Simon Heyworth ; Photography – Paul Maxon, Storm Thorgerson ; Live Engineering – Bill Irving, Gary Bradshaw ; Recorded Digitally on Tascam DA-88s using Audio Technica Microphones. ; Mastered at Chop'em Out. ; Recorded on tour in Europe in May 1994. ; Live Postproduction at Parsonics, Sussex, October 1994. ; Tracks 13-15 Recorded and mixed at Parsonics, February 1995.


Question: What is the scientific name of the shrimp species discussed in the document?

Question: To which family does the shrimp species Palaemon guangdongensis belong?

Answer: Palaemon guangdongensis

Answer: Palaemonidae

This a document about Palaemon guangdongensis.
 Palaemon guangdongensis is a shrimp species in the family Palaemonidae.


Question: Who was the U.S. Senator from Tennessee from March 4, 1875, to July 31, 1875?

Question: What was the political affiliation of Henry Cooper during his time as a U.S. Senator from Tennessee?

Question: Who was appointed to continue Andrew Johnson's term as a U.S. Senator from Tennessee?

Question: What was the duration of David M. Key's service as a U.S. Senator from Tennessee?

Question: How did David M. Key lose his position as a U.S. Senator from Tennessee?

Question: What was the name of the U.S. Senator who died during his term in 1875?

Question: What was the name of the U.S. Senator from Tennessee who served from March 3, 1877, and was affiliated with the Democratic Party?

Question: What office number is mentioned in the document for Henry Cooper's tenure as a U.S. Senator from Tennessee?

Question: What event caused the vacancy in the U.S. Senate seat that David M. Key was appointed to fill?

Answer: Andrew Johnson

Answer: Democratic.

Answer: David M. Key

Answer: August 18, 1875 – January 19, 1877

Answer: David M. Key lost his position as a U.S. Senator from Tennessee by losing the election to finish Andrew Johnson's term.

Answer: Andrew Johnson

Answer: Henry Cooper

Answer: 15

Answer: The vacancy was caused by the death of Andrew Johnson.

This a document about List of United States senators from Tennessee.
 March 3, 1877 ; rowspan=5 | Democratic ; rowspan=5 align=right | Henry Cooper U.S. Senator - Brady-Handy.jpg Henry Cooper rowspan=5 align=right | Henry Cooper U.S. Senator - Brady-Handy.jpg Henry Cooper - style="height:2em" - style="height:2em" align=left | Andrew Johnson - 3a53290u.png Andrew Johnson ; | Democratic ; nowrap | March 4, 1875 – July 31, 1875 ; Elected in 1875. Died. ; rowspan=5 | 15 ; rowspan=3 - style="height:2em" align=left | DMKey-PostmasGener.jpg David M. Key ; | Democratic ; nowrap | August 18, 1875 – January 19, 1877 ; Appointed to continue Johnson's term. Lost election to finish Johnson's term. -


Question: In which country is the Andohahela National Park located?

Question: In which province of Madagascar is the Andohahela National Park situated?

Question: At what type of location has the species Anodonthyla jeanbai been found?

Question: How many surveyed sites has the species Anodonthyla jeanbai been found at?

Question: At what elevation has the species Anodonthyla jeanbai been found?

Answer: Madagascar.

Answer: Toliara

Answer: The species Anodonthyla jeanbai has been found at a single surveyed site in the Andohahela National Park, located at the southern end of Madagascar, in the province of Toliara.

Answer: 1

Answer: The species Anodonthyla jeanbai has been found at a relatively high elevation.

This a document about Anodonthyla jeanbai.
 The species has been found only at a single surveyed site at a relatively high elevation in the Andohahela National Park, which is located at the southern end of Madagascar, in the province of Toliara.


Question: What were the divisions in the first annual gathering of the British Columbia Pipers Association?

Question: Why were the Ladies' division included in the early competitions of the British Columbia Pipers Association?

Question: By the 1950s, what evidence disproved the belief that women were weaker pipers than men?

Question: In what year were the non-professional competition divisions reorganized into Novice, Juvenile, Junior, and Senior Amateur?

Question: What modern grading system was introduced in 1995 for the British Columbia Pipers Association?

Question: What additional classifications have been added recently to accommodate participants at lower levels of piping and drumming?

Answer: The divisions in the first annual gathering of the British Columbia Pipers Association were Novice, Ladies, Under 16, 16 and Over, and Open (or Professional).

Answer: The Ladies' division was included because women were thought to be weaker pipers than men.

Answer: Many excellent female pipers.

Answer: 1958

Answer: Grade 1, 2, 3, and 4, with Grade 1 being the highest level.

Answer: Grade 5, beginner (practice chanter/practice pad), and adult (or bandsman) classifications.

This a document about British Columbia Pipers Association.
 The first annual gathering of the BCPA saw competitions organized into Novice, Ladies, Under 16, 16 and Over and Open (or Professional) divisions. This seemed logical at a time when women were thought to be weaker pipers than men. By the 1950s however, this notion was completely disproved by many excellent female pipers and in 1958 the non-professional competition was reorganized into Novice, Juvenile, Junior and Senior Amateur divisions. Finally, in 1995, the classes were changed to the more modern Grade 1, 2, 3 and 4, Grade 1 being the highest level, and even more recently Grade 5, beginner (practice chanter/practice pad), and adult (or bandsman) classifications have been added due to the large amount of participation at the lower levels of piping and drumming.


Question: Who is the recipient of the Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award from The Pennsylvania State University?

Question: Which university is Vicki Colvin affiliated with, having received the Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award?

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Question: What institution is John Peters associated with as a recipient of the Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award?

Question: Which university is Amy Rosenzweig affiliated with as a recipient of the Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award?

Question: From which university did Benjamin Schwartz receive the Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award?

Question: Which university is Matthew Shair affiliated with as a recipient of the Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award?

Question: What institution is Erik Sorensen associated with as a recipient of the Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award?

Question: Which university is Ross Widenhoefer affiliated with as a recipient of the Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award?

Question: What university is Olaf G. Wiest associated with as a recipient of the Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award?

Question: What is the name of the award program that honors teacher-scholars in the fields of chemistry and related sciences?

Answer: Philip Bevilacqua

Answer: Rice University

Answer: North Carolina State University

Answer: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Answer: University of Minnesota

Answer: Brandeis University

Answer: University of Oregon

Answer: University of Rochester

Answer: University of Wisconsin-Madison

Answer: Utah State University

Answer: Amy Rosenzweig is affiliated with Northwestern University.

Answer: University of California, Los Angeles

Answer: Harvard University

Answer: The Scripps Research Institute

Answer: Duke University

Answer: University of Notre Dame

Answer: Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Awards

This a document about Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Awards.
Philip Bevilacqua, The Pennsylvania State University ; Vicki Colvin, Rice University ; Jan Genzer, North Carolina State University ; David Y. Gin, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign ; Richard Hsung, University of Minnesota ; Wenbin Lin, Brandeis University ; Mark Lonergan, University of Oregon ; Benjamin Miller, University of Rochester ; Paul Nealey, University of Wisconsin-Madison ; John Peters, Utah State University ; Amy Rosenzweig, Northwestern University ; Benjamin Schwartz, University of California, Los Angeles ; Matthew Shair, Harvard University ; Erik Sorensen, The Scripps Research Institute ; Ross Widenhoefer, Duke University ; Olaf G. Wiest, University of Notre Dame


Question: Which school district is Fort Shaw a part of?

Question: What is the name of the elementary school located in Fort Shaw?

Question: In which town are Sun River Middle School and Simms High School located?

Answer: Fort Shaw is part of the Sun River Valley School District.

Answer: Fort Shaw Elementary School

Answer: Simms

This a document about Fort Shaw, Montana.
 Fort Shaw is part of the Sun River Valley School District. Fort Shaw Elementary School is located in town. Sun River Middle School and Simms High School are located in Simms.


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Question: What was the reason given by the player for the need to 'stop compromising' in relation to the national team?

Answer: The player said the national team "leadership has been too weak."

Answer: Jenni Asserholt was the national team captain at the time of the 2019 strike.

Answer: 28

Answer: Jenni Asserholt refused to join the national team in June amidst allegations that Boork was bullying her over her weight.

Answer: Boork was alleged to be bullying Jenni Asserholt over her weight.

Answer: 2016

Answer: The players petitioned to have Boork fired as head coach of the national team.

Answer: The Swedish Ice Hockey Association declared it had full confidence in Boork's leadership.

Answer: Luleå HF/MSSK

Answer: The national team "leadership has been too weak."

Answer: Boork

Answer: Riksserien championship

Answer: The national team "leadership has been too weak."

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 Luleå HF/MSSK to a Riksserien championship, telling the press that the national team "leadership has been too weak" and that it was "time to stop compromising." National team captain Jenni Asserholt then retired from the national team at the age of 28, after refusing to join the team in June and amidst allegations that Boork was bullying her over her weight. In August 2016, the players petitioned the Swedish Ice Hockey Association to have Boork fired as head coach of the national team. The Association declared it had full confidence in Boork's leadership. In an exhibition game against Finland held in


Question: What is a milk float used for?

Question: What type of vehicles are modern milk floats usually powered by?

Question: How were milk floats powered before they became battery electric vehicles?

Question: In which regions were milk floats particularly common in the past?

Question: What types of businesses have contributed to the decline in home milk delivery services?

Question: What has been the trend in milk consumption in recent years according to the document?

Answer: A milk float is used for the delivery of fresh milk.

Answer: Battery electric vehicles (BEV)

Answer: They were horse-drawn.

Answer: Milk floats were particularly common in the United Kingdom and other European countries in the past.

Answer: Supermarkets, small independent grocers, petrol stations, and convenience stores.

Answer: Many people have switched from regular home delivery to obtaining fresh milk from supermarkets, small independent grocers, petrol stations, and convenience stores.

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  A milk float is a vehicle specifically designed for the delivery of fresh milk. Today, milk floats are usually battery electric vehicles (BEV), but they were formerly horse-drawn. They were once common in many European countries, particularly the United Kingdom, and were operated by local dairies. However, in recent years, as the number of supermarkets, small independent grocers and petrol stations, and convenience stores stocking fresh milk has increased, many people have switched from regular home delivery to obtaining fresh milk from these other sources.