Question: What is the name of the policy that the United States stated governs its relations with China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan?

Question: In what month and year did the Hong Kong authorities complete their investigations regarding the Terrex vehicles and decide to release them to Singapore?

Question: What was the conclusion of the Hong Kong authorities regarding the Singapore Government's responsibility in the Terrex vehicle case?

Question: Who was charged with not having a required licence for the Terrex carriers?

Question: On what date did the Terrex vehicles arrive in Singapore?

Question: What was the reason given for the Singapore Government not being held responsible in the Terrex vehicle case?

Answer: The one-China policy.

Answer: January 2017

Answer: The Singapore Government could not be held responsible for the breach.

Answer: The captain of the container ship belonging to the shipping company American President Lines.

Answer: January 30.

Answer: The Singapore Government could not be held responsible because it was the consignee of the military vehicles who broke the law.

This a document about Hong Kong–Singapore relations.
 that “Our relations with China and our interactions with Hong Kong and Taiwan are based strictly on our one-China policy. We have consistently abided by this policy and understandings reached when we established diplomatic relations with China in 1990, and we will continue to do so. " In January 2017, the Hong Kong authorities said they had completed their investigations and would release the Terrex vehicles to Singapore. It was concluded that the Singapore Government could not be held responsible for the breach as it was the consignee of the military vehicles who broke the law. The captain of the container ship belonging to the shipping company American President Lines was charged with not having a required licence for the Terrex carriers. The vehicles arrived in Singapore on January 30.


Question: What type of foods were grown by the group in the TV series 'Living in the Past'?

Question: Which foods were avoided by the group because they would not have been available in Iron Age Britain?

Question: What seasonal foraging activities did the group engage in to supplement their diet?

Question: What animals did the group hunt to supplement their regular diet?

Question: How did the group obtain meat for their diet in the TV series 'Living in the Past'?

Question: Did all members of the group in 'Living in the Past' eat meat?

Question: What were some of the occasional foods consumed by the group in the TV series 'Living in the Past'?

Question: How was the cooking done by the group in 'Living in the Past'?

Question: What was the name of the TV series that explored living in the Iron Age?

Answer: Field beans and peas, parsnips and leeks were grown by the group.

Answer: Potatoes, rice, cabbage, carrots, swede, onion, and turnip.

Answer: The group engaged in seasonal foraging for wild garlic, young beach and lime tree leaves, mushrooms, blackberries, and hazel nuts to supplement their diet during the spring and autumn.

Answer: rabbits, hares, and the occasional pheasant.

Answer: The group obtained meat by slaughtering their animals and occasionally through hunting for rabbits, hares, and pheasants.

Answer: No, some group members were vegetarians.

Answer: Eggs, fish, rabbits, hares, and the occasional pheasant.

Answer: The cooking was done communally.

Answer: Living in the Past

This a document about Living in the Past (TV series).
 meat frequently which they obtained by slaughtering their animals although some group members were vegetarians. Eggs and fish were occasional food. Field beans and peas, parsnips and leeks were grown by the group as they are thought to have been available foods in Britain at the time. Many other foods were not grown or eaten by the group because they would not have been available. These 'not Iron Age' foods included potatoes, rice, cabbage, carrots, swede, onion, turnip. Seasonal foraging for things such as wild garlic, young beach and lime tree leaves, mushrooms, blackberries and hazel nuts supplemented their diet for short periods during the spring and autumn. Hunting for rabbits, hares and the occasional pheasant made occasional additions to the regular diet. The cooking was done communally with


Question: Who played the character Yu Tai in the 2001 film 'Escort'?

Question: What is Yu Tai's profession in the film 'Escort'?

Question: Why does Yu Tai decide to follow the two police officers in the film?

Question: Who portrayed the character Old Li in the 2001 film 'Escort'?

Question: What is Old Li's personal situation in the film?

Question: Who played the character Zhang Lei in the film 'Escort'?

Question: What is Zhang Lei's emotional state during the trip in the film?

Question: Who played the role of the landlady in 'Escort'?

Question: What is the name of the landlady's teenage son in the film?

Question: What is the name of the actor who portrayed the landlady's son, Ningning?

Answer: Fu Biao played the character Yu Tai in the 2001 film 'Escort'.

Answer: Yu Tai is a swindler.

Answer: Yu Tai decides to follow the two police officers because he is too homesick and too poor to leave the area by himself.

Answer: Ge Zhijun portrayed the character Old Li in the 2001 film 'Escort'.

Answer: Old Li is an old officer about to retire. He is a widower who worries about his future and his daughter's future.

Answer: Li Zhanhe played the character Zhang Lei in the film 'Escort'.

Answer: Zhang Lei is a little frustrated with the trip as he really misses his wife.

Answer: Li Yunjuan played the role of the landlady in 'Escort'.

Answer: Ningning

Answer: Xu Yang

This a document about Escort (2001 film).
Fu Biao as Yu Tai, a swindler who hasn't been home for many years. Too homesick and too poor to leave the area by himself, he happily follows the 2 police officers so that they can take him home. ; Ge Zhijun as Old Li, an old officer about to retire. A widower, he worries about his future and his daughter's future. ; Li Zhanhe as Zhang Lei, a young officer. He is a little frustrated with the trip as he really misses his wife. ; Li Yunjuan as a hard-working, kind and pleasant landlady. Widowed, she has a teenage son named Ningning (Xu Yang).


Question: What is the predominant religion of the population in Dettingen (Rottenburg)?

Answer: Roman Catholic.

This a document about Dettingen (Rottenburg).
 The population of the village is predominantly Roman Catholic.


Question: What was the relationship between Saul Soliz and Toi?

Question: When was Saul Soliz attacked by a mailman?

Question: What behavior did the mail truck driver exhibit before attacking Saul Soliz?

Question: What did the mail truck driver do after stopping his postal truck during the attack on Saul Soliz?

Question: What legal action did Saul Soliz take against the United States Postal Service?

Question: When was Saul Soliz's lawsuit against the United States Postal Service dismissed?

Question: What was the reason given by the federal judge for dismissing Saul Soliz's lawsuit?

Question: In what month and year did Saul Soliz fall ill with COVID-19?

Question: How long was Saul Soliz hospitalized due to his illness?

Question: Where was Saul Soliz's funeral held?

Question: How old was Saul Soliz when he died?

Answer: Saul Soliz and Toi were married.

Answer: November 18, 1998.

Answer: The mail truck driver tailgated and verbally assailed Saul Soliz before attacking him.

Answer: The mail truck driver ran toward Saul Soliz with Mace in his hands and sprayed him with Mace for five to 10 seconds.

Answer: Saul Soliz attempted to sue the United States Postal Service for compensation.

Answer: May 2001

Answer: The government cannot be held liable for an assault committed by a government employee.

Answer: August 2021

Answer: Several weeks.

Answer: Saul Soliz's funeral was held in the Garden Oaks neighborhood of Houston.

Answer: 55

This a document about Saul Soliz.
 Soliz and his wife, Toi, had a son. On November 18, 1998, Soliz was attacked by a mailman in an apparent case of road rage. Describing the incident, Soliz stated that the mail truck driver first tailgated and verbally assailed him, which prompted him to pull over to allow the truck to overtake him. The driver "stopped the postal truck in the middle of street and ran toward him with Mace in his hands and screaming", then "sprayed him with Mace for five to 10 seconds". Soliz attempted to sue the United States Postal Service for compensation, but his case was dismissed in May 2001, when a federal judge ruled that "the government cannot be held liable for an assault committed by a government employee". In August 2021, Soliz fell ill with COVID-19 and was hospitalized for several weeks. He died on August 17, aged 55. His funeral was held in the Garden Oaks neighborhood of Houston.


Question: What was the first car to be produced in significant volumes at the PSA Aulnay-sous-Bois Plant?

Question: How many Citroën CX cars were produced at the Aulnay-sous-Bois Plant between 1974 and 1989?

Question: Which Citroën model was produced at the Aulnay-sous-Bois Plant from 1986 to 1995, and how many units were made?

Question: Which Citroën model was produced at the Aulnay-sous-Bois Plant from 1996 to 2003, and how many units were made?

Question: Which Citroën model was produced at the Aulnay-sous-Bois Plant from 2001 to 2013, and how many units were made?

Question: What was the total number of automobiles produced at the PSA Aulnay-sous-Bois Plant by the time production ended in 2013?

Question: Which Peugeot models had their production supplemented by the Aulnay-sous-Bois Plant due to capacity constraints?

Question: What was the initial model produced at the Aulnay-sous-Bois Plant, and what was its significance?

Question: How many Citroën C3 cars were produced at the Aulnay-sous-Bois Plant up to 2008?

Question: What was the reason the Citroën DS production at Aulnay-sous-Bois Plant was considered a pilot run?

Question: What was the production timeline for the Citroën C3 at the Aulnay-sous-Bois Plant?

Question: What was the significance of the Aulnay-sous-Bois Plant producing Peugeot 205 and 106 models?

Question: Which Citroën model's production at the Aulnay-sous-Bois Plant ended in 1989?

Answer: Citroën CX

Answer: 1,012,733

Answer: Citroën AX, 1,069,468 units.

Answer: Citroën Saxo, 1,662,290 units.

Answer: Citroën C3, 1,625,665 units.

Answer: 8,568,391 automobiles.

Answer: Peugeot 205 and 106.

Answer: The initial model produced at the Aulnay-sous-Bois Plant was the Citroën DS. Its production was in effect a pilot run, as the model was becoming a "run-out" model by 1973.

Answer: 1,625,665

Answer: The Citroën DS production at Aulnay-sous-Bois Plant was considered a pilot run because by 1973, the model was becoming a "run-out" model.

Answer: 2001 to 2013.

Answer: The significance of the Aulnay-sous-Bois Plant producing Peugeot 205 and 106 models was that it supplemented production when the manufacturer found itself short of capacity for these mechanically similar Peugeot models.

Answer: Citroën CX

This a document about PSA Aulnay-sous-Bois Plant.
1986 to 1995 : Citroën AX: 1,069,468 cars ; 1996 to 2003 : Citroën Saxo 1,662,290 cars ; 2001 to 2013 : Citroën C3 1,625,665 cars up to 2008 The first cars produced at Aulnay were Citroën DS models, but this was in effect a pilot run of what was by 1973 becoming a "run-out" model. The first car to be produced by Aulnay in significant volumes was the Citroën CX, produced at Aulnay between 1974 and 1989, during which time 1,012,733 CXs emerged from the plant. Subsequently Aulnay concentrated on the manufacturer's smaller models. Three other Aulnay models beat the one million threshold as follows:  When the manufacturer found itself short of capacity for mechanically similar Peugeot models, production of these was also supplemented with output from Aulnay, notably in respect of the popular Peugeot 205 and 106 models. By the time production ended in 2013 Aulnay had clocked up production of 8,568,391 automobiles.


Question: What does Private Pike say about the timing of supper and when his visitor leaves and returns?

Question: What does Wilson say about how he enters and exits Private Pike's house?

Question: What does Private Pike say he never hears Wilson do at night?

Question: What does Jones suggest the police might be doing while hiding behind bushes?

Question: What is the name of the character who says, 'I don't...' at the end of the dialogue?

Question: What does Jones suggest the police do a lot of, according to the dialogue?

Question: What does Private Pike express confusion about regarding his visitor's movements?

Answer: By the time they finish supper, it's always so late that the visitor never leaves until after Pike has gone to bed and returns early for breakfast before Pike is awake.

Answer: Wilson says he lets himself in and out very quietly.

Answer: Private Pike says he never hears Wilson leave at night and never hears him come back in.

Answer: The police might be knocking people off.

Answer: Mainwaring

Answer: Hidin' behind bushes.

Answer: Private Pike expresses confusion about never hearing his visitor leave at night or come back in.

This a document about Private Pike.
Pike: "By the time we finish supper, it's always so late, you never leave our house until after I've gone to bed and then you're back early for breakfast before I'm awake. But what I can't understand is that I never hear you leave at night and I never hear you come back in."  ; Wilson: "Well I let myself in and out very quietly" ; Pike: "You don't do anything else very quietly!" Jones: "Perhaps they're hidin' behind the bushes, sir. They do a lot of hidin' behind bushes, do policemen. Especially when they're knockin' people off." ; Mainwaring: "I don't


Question: What is the main subject of the document?

Answer: The main subject of the document is 1848 in philosophy.

This a document about 1848 in philosophy.
 1848 in philosophy


Question: What was Richard Pough's role at The Nature Conservancy?

Question: What organization did Richard Pough help protect by publicizing and acquiring land for it?

Question: What was the name of the exhibit Richard Pough helped create at the American Museum of Natural History?

Question: What organization did Richard Pough work for, where he wrote books about bird behavior?

Question: What was the name of the institute Richard Pough was instrumental in acquiring land for?

Question: What was Richard Pough's profession?

Question: What were Richard Pough's dates of birth and death?

Answer: Richard Pough was the second president of The Nature Conservancy.

Answer: Richard Pough helped protect Hawk Mountain by publicizing and acquiring land for it.

Answer: The Hall of American Forests.

Answer: Audubon Society

Answer: Open Space Institute

Answer: Richard Pough was an American conservationist.

Answer: Richard Pough was born on April 19, 1904, and died on June 24, 2003.

This a document about Richard Pough.
 Richard Pough (April 19, 1904 – June 24, 2003) was an American conservationist who served as the second president of The Nature Conservancy. He helped publicize and protect Hawk Mountain. He was instrumental in acquiring large tracts of land for the Open Space Institute. While at the American Museum of Natural History, he was responsible for the creation of the Hall of American Forests. He worked for the Audubon Society where he wrote several books about bird behavior.


Question: How many chapters are in the book about the 100-Mile Diet?

Question: What is the time span covered by the alternating chapters in the book?

Question: Which author begins the first chapter of the book about the 100-Mile Diet?

Question: When did Smith and MacKinnon begin their 100-mile diet experiment?

Question: What is the defined radius for 'local' in the 100-Mile Diet?

Question: What geographical areas are included within the 100-mile radius defined by Smith and MacKinnon?

Question: What two additional sections are included at the end of the book about the 100-Mile Diet?

Question: Which two authors wrote the book about the 100-Mile Diet?

Question: How long did Smith and MacKinnon commit to following the 100-Mile Diet?

Answer: Twelve.

Answer: March 2005 to February 2006.

Answer: MacKinnon.

Answer: March 21.

Answer: 100 miles.

Answer: The Lower Mainland, the southern half of Vancouver Island, and Whatcom County and Skagit County in Washington state.

Answer: Epilogue and Acknowledgements.

Answer: Smith and MacKinnon.

Answer: One year.

This a document about The 100-Mile Diet.
 The book consists of twelve chapters, plus an Epilogue and an Acknowledgements section at the end. Smith and MacKinnon individually write alternating chapters, each of which covers one month from March 2005 to February 2006. In the first chapter MacKinnon tells how his idea for the 100-mile diet began and Smith agrees to try it for one year. They begin symbolically on the first day of Spring, March 21, and define 'local' as 100 miles, a convenient radius that would include the Lower Mainland, the southern half of Vancouver Island, and Whatcom County and Skagit County in Washington state. Their


Question: Who is Agapito 'Butz' Aquino and what notable roles did he play in Philippine history?

Question: What role did Benigno Aquino Jr. play in the anti-Marcos regime struggle?

Question: What position did Rodrigo Duterte hold as the 16th President of the Republic of the Philippines?

Question: What was Francisco A. Medrano's role during World War II?

Question: What political position did Ramon V. Mitra hold as a former Speaker of the House of Representatives?

Question: What academic degree did Leni Robredo earn from San Beda University?

Question: What position did Raul Roco hold as a former education secretary?

Question: What was Rene Saguisag's role as a co-founder of MABINI?

Question: What position did Augusto S. Sanchez hold during the Aquino Administration?

Question: What was Gen. Basilio J. Valdes's role as the former chief-of-staff of the Philippine Army?

Question: What academic degrees did Raul Roco earn from San Beda University?

Question: What academic degrees did Benigno Aquino Jr. earn from San Beda University?

Question: What academic degrees did Rodrigo Duterte earn from San Beda University?

Question: What academic degrees did Ramon V. Mitra earn from San Beda University?

Question: What academic degrees did Francisco A. Medrano earn from San Beda University?

Answer: Agapito "Butz" Aquino is a key personality during the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution and a former Philippine senator and House Minority Floor Leader.

Answer: Benigno Aquino Jr. was a key personality of the anti-Marcos regime struggle.

Answer: Rodrigo Duterte was the 16th President of the Republic of the Philippines.

Answer: Francisco A. Medrano was a World War II resistance fighter.

Answer: Ramon V. Mitra held the position of Speaker of the House of Representatives.

Answer: Ll.M.

Answer: Raul Roco held the position of education secretary.

Answer: Rene Saguisag was a co-founder of the Movement of Attorneys for Brotherhood, Integrity, and Nationalism, Inc. (MABINI).

Answer: Augusto S. Sanchez was the former Labor Minister during the Aquino Administration.

Answer: Gen. Basilio J. Valdes was the former chief-of-staff of the Philippine Army.

Answer: Raul Roco earned AB and Ll.B degrees from San Beda University.

Answer: Benigno Aquino Jr. earned a high school (HS) degree from San Beda University.

Answer: Rodrigo Duterte earned the LI.B degree from San Beda University.

Answer: Ramon V. Mitra earned the HS (High School) and Ll.B (Bachelor of Laws) degrees from San Beda University.

Answer: Francisco A. Medrano earned the GS (General Studies) and HS (High School) degrees from San Beda University.

This a document about List of San Beda University alumni.
Agapito "Butz" Aquino (GS, HS) - key personality during the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution; former Philippine senator and House Minority Floor Leader ; Benigno Aquino Jr. (HS) - former Senator and key personality of the anti-Marcos regime struggle ; Rodrigo Duterte (LI.B) - 16th President of the Republic of the Philippines; former Mayor of Davao City ; Francisco A. Medrano (GS, HS) - World War II resistance fighter; former military general ; Ramon V. Mitra (HS, Ll.B ) - 1992 Philippine presidential candidate; former Speaker of the House of Representatives; former senator and agriculture minister; human rights lawyer ; Leni Robredo (Ll.M.) - 16th Vice President of the Republic of the Philippines ; Raul Roco (AB, Ll.B) - 2004 Philippine presidential candidate; former senator and education secretary; champion of women's rights and icon of the youth ; Rene Saguisag (AB, Ll.B) - former Philippine Senator; Human Rights advocate; co-founder of the Movement of Attorneys for Brotherhood, Integrity, and Nationalism, Inc. (MABINI) ; Augusto S. Sanchez (AB, Ll.B) - former Labor Minister during the Aquino Administration, human rights lawyer ; Gen. Basilio J. Valdes (GS, HS) - former chief-of-staff of the Philippine Army


Question: What is the title of the book written by David Bishop and published in June 2007?

Question: Who was the publisher of David Bishop's book *Thrill Power Overload*?

Question: How many pages does the book *Thrill Power Overload* have?

Question: What is the ISBN number of David Bishop's book *Thrill Power Overload*?

Answer: Thrill Power Overload

Answer: Rebellion Developments

Answer: 260 pages.

Answer: 1-905437-22-6

This a document about David Bishop (writer).
Thrill Power Overload (Rebellion Developments, 260 pages, June 2007, ISBN: 1-905437-22-6)


Question: What was the full name of the Scottish professional footballer known as Jack Galbraith?

Question: Where was Jack Galbraith born?

Question: Which clubs did Jack Galbraith play for before signing with Clapton Orient in 1921?

Question: How many league appearances did Jack Galbraith make for Clapton Orient?

Question: In which year did Jack Galbraith join Cardiff City?

Question: Why was Jack Galbraith signed by Cardiff City in 1931?

Question: What was the name of the club Jack Galbraith managed after leaving Cardiff City in 1935?

Question: Which French football club did Jack Galbraith manage between 1936 and 1938?

Question: What position did Jack Galbraith move into at Clapton Orient after leaving Cardiff City in 1935?

Question: Which league division did Cardiff City fall into during Jack Galbraith's tenure?

Question: In what year did Jack Galbraith begin his career at Clapton Orient?

Question: What was the duration of Jack Galbraith's career at Clapton Orient before joining Cardiff City?

Question: What year did Jack Galbraith leave Cardiff City?

Answer: John McDonald Galbraith

Answer: Renton, West Dunbartonshire.

Answer: Vale of Leven and Shawfield.

Answer: 277

Answer: 1931

Answer: Jack Galbraith was signed by Cardiff City in 1931 as a replacement for the club's FA Cup-winning captain Fred Keenor.

Answer: Milford United

Answer: RC Lens

Answer: Coach.

Answer: Third Division South.

Answer: 1921

Answer: A decade.

Answer: 1935

This a document about Jack Galbraith.
 John McDonald Galbraith (4 April 1898 – ?) was a Scottish professional footballer. He was born in Renton, West Dunbartonshire. Galbraith began his career playing junior football at Vale of Leven and Shawfield before signing for Clapton Orient in 1921. He went on to spend a decade at the club, making 277 league appearances, before joining Cardiff City in February 1931. He was signed as a replacement for the club's FA Cup-winning captain Fred Keenor, but was unable to stop the club's slide as they fell into the Third Division South. He left the club in 1935 to manage Milford United, before later returning to Clapton Orient as a coach. Between 1936 and 1938, and for a short spell in 1939, Galbraith managed French side RC Lens.


Question: What is the name of the first Earth-sized exoplanet in the habitable zone discovered by the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS)?

Question: What type of star does TOI 700 d orbit?

Question: In which constellation is TOI 700 d located?

Question: How far is TOI 700 d from Earth in light-years?

Question: What is the radius of TOI 700 d compared to Earth?

Question: What is the mass of TOI 700 d compared to Earth?

Question: How long is the orbital period of TOI 700 d around its host star?

Question: At what distance does TOI 700 d orbit its host star in astronomical units (AU)?

Question: What percentage of the energy that Earth receives from the Sun does TOI 700 d receive?

Question: When was TOI 700 d discovered?

Answer: TOI 700 d

Answer: TOI 700 d orbits a red dwarf star.

Answer: Dorado.

Answer: 101.4 light-years.

Answer: The radius of TOI 700 d is around 1.19 times that of Earth.

Answer: TOI 700 d has a mass 1.69 times that of Earth.

Answer: Roughly 37.4 days.

Answer: 0.163 AU

Answer: 86%

Answer: TOI 700 d was discovered in early January 2020.

This a document about TOI 700 d.
 TOI 700 d is a near-Earth-sized exoplanet, likely rocky, orbiting within the habitable zone of the red dwarf TOI 700, the outermost planet within the system. It is located roughly 101.4 ly away from Earth in the constellation of Dorado. The exoplanet is the first Earth-sized exoplanet in the habitable zone discovered by the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS). TOI 700 d orbits its star at a distance of 0.163 AU from its host star with an orbital period of roughly 37.4 days, has a mass 1.69x times that of Earth, and has a radius of around 1.19 times that of Earth. It has been estimated that the planet receives about 86% the energy that the Earth receives from the Sun. It was discovered in early January 2020 by the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS).


Question: What was the original name of the village before it was renamed Ikot Onwon?

Question: When did the village change its name from Udung Ikot to Ikot Onwon?

Answer: Udung Ikot

Answer: The village changed its name from Udung Ikot to Ikot Onwon after the Nigerian Civil War.

This a document about Ikot Onwon Ediene.
 Before the Nigerian Civil War the village was called Udung Ikot but was later renamed Ikot Onwon.


Question: What is the title of the work from 2005 associated with Asami Mizukawa?

Answer: Soldier's Mind (歩兵の本領)

This a document about Asami Mizukawa.
2005 Soldier's Mind (歩兵の本領)


Question: What is the name of the lifestyle brand for which Andrea Syrtash has been a spokesperson?

Question: What other lifestyle brand has Andrea Syrtash been associated with as a spokesperson?

Question: Which watch brand has Andrea Syrtash been a spokesperson for?

Question: Which personal care brand has Andrea Syrtash been a spokesperson for?

Question: Which online lifestyle platform has Andrea Syrtash been a spokesperson for?

Answer: Andrea Syrtash has been a spokesperson for lifestyle brands including MSN Living, Schick Quattro for Women, and Movado.

Answer: Movado

Answer: Movado

Answer: Schick Quattro for Women

Answer: Andrea Syrtash has been a spokesperson for MSN Living.

This a document about Andrea Syrtash.
 Syrtash has been a spokesperson and speaker for lifestyle brands including MSN Living,  Schick Quattro for Women, and Movado.


Question: What is the name of the poem that includes the lines 'Aaee Mund Malhari way (آئي مند ملهاري)'?

Question: Who is the poet of the poem that includes the lines 'Akhiyoon Aarzoo, Akhiyoon Iltijaoo (اکيون آرزوئو، اکيون التجائو)'?

Question: What is the name of the poem that includes the lines 'Dachi Waliya More Muhar way (ڏاچي واليا موڙ مهار وي)'?

Question: Who is the poet of the poem that includes the lines 'Nangra Nimani da, Jewen Teewen Palna (ننگڙا نماڻي دا، جيوين تيوين پالڻا)'?

Question: What is the name of the poem that includes the lines 'Hoej Hoshiyar, Khabardar, Tirkan Aahay Tar Men ( هوئج هوشيار خبردار، ترڪڻ آهي تر ۾)'?

Question: What is the name of the poem that includes the lines 'Na Mahelan Men Soonhen Thi, Noori Nimani (نه محلن ۾ سونهين ٿي، نوري نماڻي)'?

Question: What is the name of the poem that includes the lines 'Mor Tho Tilay Rana, Gujjar Jo (مور ٿو ٽلي راڻا، گجر جو)'?

Question: What is the name of the poem that includes the lines 'Paan Punhu Aaoon Aahiyan Ree, Bhaner Bhuly Nahiyan (پاڻ پنهون آئون آهيان، ڙي ڀينر ڀلي ناهيان)'?

Question: What is the name of the poet associated with the poem that includes the lines 'Achi Lalan Latej Miyan, Munhinjo Lorh Lakun Men (اچي لالڻ لٽيج ميان، منهنجو لوڙھ لڪن ۾)'?

Answer: The name of the poem is not provided in the document.

Answer: Noor Shaheen

Answer: The name of the poem is not provided in the document.

Answer: Sachal Sarmast

Answer: The name of the poem is not provided in the document.

Answer: The name of the poem is not explicitly provided in the document.

Answer: The name of the poem is not explicitly mentioned in the document.

Answer: The name of the poem is not explicitly mentioned in the document.

Answer: Noor Shaheen

This a document about Rubina Qureshi.
Aaee Mund Malhari way (آئي مند ملهاري) ; Achi Lalan Latej Miyan, Munhinjo Lorh Lakun Men (اچي لالڻ لٽيج ميان، منهنجو لوڙھ لڪن ۾) ; Akhiyoon Aarzoo, Akhiyoon Iltijaoo (اکيون آرزوئو، اکيون التجائو), Poet: Noor Shaheen ; Dachi Waliya More Muhar way (ڏاچي واليا موڙ مهار وي) ; Hoej Hoshiyar, Khabardar, Tirkan Aahay Tar Men ( هوئج هوشيار خبردار، ترڪڻ آهي تر ۾) ; Mor Tho Tilay Rana, Gujjar Jo (مور ٿو ٽلي راڻا، گجر جو) ; Na Mahelan Men Soonhen Thi, Noori Nimani (نه محلن ۾ سونهين ٿي، نوري نماڻي) ; Nangra Nimani da, Jewen Teewen Palna (ننگڙا نماڻي دا، جيوين تيوين پالڻا), Poet: Sachal Sarmast ; Paan Punhu Aaoon Aahiyan Ree, Bhaner Bhuly Nahiyan (پاڻ پنهون آئون آهيان، ڙي ڀينر ڀلي ناهيان)


Question: Which country won the gold medal in field hockey at the 1936 Summer Olympics?

Question: What was the score of the field hockey final at the 1936 Summer Olympics?

Question: From which years did India win the gold medal in field hockey at the Olympics?

Question: What was the reason there was no controversy about India's victory in field hockey at the 1936 Olympics?

Question: Which athlete won three gold medals and a silver medal in swimming at the 1936 Olympics?

Question: Which country did Rie Mastenbroek represent at the 1936 Summer Olympics?

Question: What achievement did Kristjan Palusalu accomplish at the 1936 Olympics?

Question: Which country did Kristjan Palusalu represent at the 1936 Olympics?

Question: What was notable about Estonia's participation in wrestling at the 1936 Olympics?

Question: What country did Khadr El Touni represent at the 1936 Summer Olympics?

Question: In which sport did Khadr El Touni compete at the 1936 Summer Olympics?

Question: How long did the Egyptian weightlifter Khadr El Touni continue to compete after winning the middleweight class at the 1936 Summer Olympics?

Question: Which country did Germany lose to in the field hockey final at the 1936 Summer Olympics?

Question: In which weight class did Khadr El Touni win at the 1936 Summer Olympics?

Question: What was the notable achievement of Rie Mastenbroek at the 1936 Summer Olympics?

Answer: India won the gold medal in field hockey at the 1936 Summer Olympics.

Answer: The score of the field hockey final at the 1936 Summer Olympics was 8–1.

Answer: India won the gold medal in field hockey at the Olympics from 1928 to 1956.

Answer: Indians were officially considered Indo-Aryans by the Germans.

Answer: Rie Mastenbroek of the Netherlands.

Answer: Netherlands

Answer: Kristjan Palusalu won gold medals in both Men's heavyweight Wrestling styles.

Answer: Estonia

Answer: Estonia's Kristjan Palusalu won gold medals in both Men's heavyweight Wrestling styles, marking the last time Estonia competed as an independent nation in the Olympics until 1992.

Answer: Egypt.

Answer: Weightlifting

Answer: 45 minutes

Answer: India

Answer: Middleweight class.

Answer: Rie Mastenbroek of the Netherlands won three gold medals and a silver in swimming.

This a document about 1936 Summer Olympics.
 won the gold medal in the field hockey event once again (they won the gold in all Olympics from 1928 to 1956), defeating Germany 8–1 in the final. However, Indians were officially considered Indo-Aryans by the Germans so there was no controversy regarding the victory. Rie Mastenbroek of the Netherlands won three gold medals and a silver in swimming. Estonia's Kristjan Palusalu won gold medals in both Men's heavyweight Wrestling styles, marking the last time Estonia competed as an independent nation in the Olympics until 1992. After winning the middleweight class, the Egyptian weightlifter Khadr El Touni continued to compete for another 45 minutes,


Question: Who played the character Checo López in the TV series Blue Demon?

Question: Who portrayed the character Calavera in the TV series Blue Demon?

Question: Which actor played the role of Macumbo in the TV series Blue Demon?

Question: Who played the character Daniel Porier in the TV series Blue Demon?

Answer: Arnulfo Reyes Sánchez played the character Checo López in the TV series Blue Demon.

Answer: César René Vigné portrayed the character Calavera in the TV series Blue Demon.

Answer: Harding Junior

Answer: Nacho Tahhan played the character Daniel Porier in the TV series Blue Demon.

This a document about Blue Demon (TV series).
Arnulfo Reyes Sánchez as Checo López ; César René Vigné as Calavera ; Harding Junior as Macumbo ; Nacho Tahhan as Daniel Porier


Question: What is the record for the most consecutive cuts made by Matt Bettencourt?

Question: During which tournaments did Matt Bettencourt achieve his record for the most consecutive cuts made?

Question: What is the record for the longest streak of top-10s by Matt Bettencourt?

Answer: 2

Answer: 2009 U.S. Open – 2010 U.S. Open

Answer: 1

This a document about Matt Bettencourt.
Most consecutive cuts made – 2 (2009 U.S. Open – 2010 U.S. Open) ; Longest streak of top-10s – 1


Question: What was the reason given by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon for rejecting Taiwan's membership bid to the UN in 2007?

Question: Which UN resolution did Ban Ki-moon cite in his rejection of Taiwan's membership bid?

Question: What does Resolution 2758 acknowledge about Taiwan's status, according to Ban Ki-moon?

Question: What aspect of Resolution 2758 is described as 'deliberately ambiguous' in the document?

Question: What was the name of the American think tank that issued a report opposing Ban Ki-moon's interpretation of Resolution 2758?

Question: What did the US government issue to specifically reject Ban Ki-moon's statement on Resolution 2758, according to the report by the Heritage Foundation?

Question: Did the US government make a public statement regarding Ban Ki-moon's interpretation of Resolution 2758?

Question: Who opposed Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's interpretation of Resolution 2758, according to the document?

Question: What date did UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon reject Taiwan's membership bid to the UN?

Question: What was the name of the individual who served as Secretary-General of the UN in 2007?

Answer: Ban Ki-moon rejected Taiwan's membership bid, citing Resolution 2758 as acknowledging that Taiwan is part of China.

Answer: United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758

Answer: Resolution 2758 acknowledges that Taiwan is part of China, although not the People's Republic of China.

Answer: The aspect of Resolution 2758 described as "deliberately ambiguous" is that it did not use the word "Taiwan."

Answer: Heritage Foundation

Answer: The US government issued a nine-point démarche.

Answer: No.

Answer: Several UN members led by the U.S. opposed Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's interpretation of Resolution 2758.

Answer: 23 July 2007

Answer: Ban Ki-moon

This a document about United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758.
 On 23 July 2007, Secretary-General of the UN Ban Ki-moon rejected Taiwan's membership bid to "join the UN under the name of Taiwan", citing Resolution 2758 as acknowledging that Taiwan is part of China, although it is important to note, not the People's Republic of China. Since Resolution 2758 was said to be "deliberately ambiguous" and did not use the word 'Taiwan', Ban Ki-moon's interpretation to this effect came under fire from the American media and was also opposed by several UN members led by the U.S. A report by the American think tank the Heritage Foundation, also suggests that the US government issued a nine-point démarche specifically rejecting the Secretary-General's statement. The US did not make any public pronouncement on the matter. Nevertheless, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's


Question: What is the name of the attraction that features a 150-feet climb backward up a flagpole and includes a full loop?

Question: What is the name of the show at Circus World that includes attendee participation with the flying trapeze in a safety harness?

Question: What activity at Circus World allows visitors to try tightrope walking?

Question: What is the name of the section at Circus World that functions like a fair and includes various midway attractions?

Question: What interactive experience allows visitors to try clowning at the Wonderful World of Clowns location?

Question: Which attraction at Circus World features polar bears in a show?

Question: What show at Circus World features animal eaters as part of its attraction?

Question: What is the name of the location at Circus World that features the Wonderful World of Clowns show and an interactive 'Be a Clown' experience?

Question: What is the name of the attraction that features a series of shoulder-crunching turns and a neck-twisting full loop following the initial climb up the flagpole?

Question: What is the name of the attraction that involves a backward climb up a flagpole and a frightening trip backward through twists and turns that cannot be seen ahead?

Answer: The Be a Star circus show.

Answer: Be a Star circus show

Answer: Tightrope walking.

Answer: midway

Answer: "Be a Clown"

Answer: The polar bears show.

Answer: The animal eaters are part of the Circus World attraction, but the document does not specify which show they are associated with.

Answer: Wonderful World of Clowns location

Answer: The name of the attraction is not explicitly mentioned in the document.

Answer: The attraction is not explicitly named in the document.

This a document about Circus World (theme park).
 eaters ; polar bears show ; Wonderful World of Clowns location with show and "Be a Clown" ; midway (fair) ; tightrope walking ; Be a Star circus show, with attendee participation as they can try the flying trapeze in a safety harness "Starting with a nose-bleed, 150-feet climb backward up a flagpole, the coaster then zips down into a series of shoulder- crunching turns and then a neck-twisting full loop. Ah, a temporary reprieve. Then, a forward ascent up the same pole with a trip backward through the same route shortly thereafter. I mean shortly thereafter. The trip backward is more frightening because passengers can`t see the twists and turns ahead."


Question: What is the popular name for the Independence Rock Festival?

Question: Which city hosts the Independence Rock Festival?

Question: In which year did the Independence Rock Festival celebrate its 25th anniversary?

Question: Which band was the headliner at the Independence Rock XXV festival?

Question: Which local band, in addition to Bhayanak Maut, Scribe, and Demonic Resurrection, performed at the Independence Rock XXV festival?

Question: What was the name of the founder and promoter of the Independence Rock Festival?

Question: Which notable band from Mumbai reunited and planned to produce a new album in 2011?

Question: What was the focus of the Independence Rock XXV festival in terms of the performers it featured?

Question: Name one of the notable contemporary rock bands from Mumbai mentioned in the document.

Question: Who are the stalwart musicians that performed at the Independence Rock XXV festival, according to the document?

Question: Name another notable contemporary rock band from Mumbai, besides Pentagram.

Question: What was the name of the festival that paid tribute to Mumbai by featuring a spate of local bands?

Question: Which notable band, besides Indus Creed, reunited and was featured at the Independence Rock XXV festival?

Question: Name another notable contemporary rock band from Mumbai, besides Tough on Tobacco and Pentagram.

Question: Which year was the reunited Indus Creed planning to produce a new album?

Question: Who are the other notable contemporary rock bands from Mumbai besides Pentagram, Tough on Tobacco, and Bhayanak Maut?

Answer: I-Rock

Answer: Mumbai

Answer: 2010

Answer: Indus Creed

Answer: Pralay

Answer: Farhad Wadia

Answer: Indus Creed

Answer: The focus of the Independence Rock XXV festival was on local bands and musicians from Mumbai.

Answer: Pentagram

Answer: The stalwart musicians that performed at the Independence Rock XXV festival are Dhruv Ghanekar, Warren Mendonsa, Loy Mendonsa, Ehsaan Noorani, Farhad Wadia, Ravi Iyer, Chandresh Kudwa, Shazneen Arethna, and Sidd Coutto.

Answer: Tough on Tobacco

Answer: Independence Rock Festival (I-Rock)

Answer: Bhayanak Maut

Answer: Bhayanak Maut

Answer: 2011

Answer: Demonic Resurrection, Split, Sridhar/Thayil, Scribe, and Goddess Gagged.

This a document about Indian rock.
 Some of the most notable contemporary rock bands from Mumbai are Pentagram, Tough on Tobacco, Bhayanak Maut, Demonic Resurrection, Split, Sridhar/Thayil, Scribe, and Goddess Gagged. The recent reunion of Indian rock pioneers Indus Creed was received with great enthusiasm, especially with regard to their plans to produce a new album in 2011. Mumbai's longest-running festival has been the Independence Rock Festival. 2010 saw I-Rock, as it is popularly known, celebrate its 25th year. Independence Rock XXV paid tribute to the city that has hosted the festival by featuring a spate of local bands. The recently reunited Indus Creed headlined the festival, which included other local favourites like Bhayanak Maut, Scribe, Demonic Resurrection and Pralay, as well as stalwart musicians like Dhruv Ghanekar, Warren Mendonsa, Loy Mendonsa, Ehsaan Noorani, Farhad Wadia (the festival's founder and promoter), Ravi Iyer, Chandresh Kudwa, Shazneen Arethna and Sidd Coutto.


Question: What type of building is the double cottage on Toulouse Street?

Question: In what year did The Historic New Orleans Collection purchase the double cottage on Toulouse Street?

Question: What was discovered during the archaeological dig at the Toulouse Street site in the summer of 1991?

Question: What evidence of a structure from the 1720s was found during the archaeological dig?

Question: What event from 1788 was evidenced by the archaeological findings at the site?

Question: What time period does the residence discovered at the site date from?

Question: Around what year was the existing cottage on Toulouse Street built, according to the archaeological findings?

Answer: The double cottage on Toulouse Street is a building that was purchased by The Historic New Orleans Collection in 1990.

Answer: 1990

Answer: Evidence of all the structures that existed prior to the house now on the site, including French barracks from the 1720s, a structure burned in the fire of 1788, a residence from 1790 to 1820, and debris related to the existing cottage built around 1830.

Answer: Evidence of French barracks from the 1720s was found.

Answer: A fire.

Answer: 1790 to 1820.

Answer: 1830

This a document about The Historic New Orleans Collection.
 The double cottage on Toulouse Street was purchased by the Collection in 1990. During the summer of 1991, an archaeological dig revealed evidence of all the structures that existed prior to the house now on the site. Archaeologists found indications of French barracks from the 1720s; a structure burned in the fire of 1788; a residence from the period 1790 to 1820; and debris related to the existing cottage that was built around 1830.


Question: Where is Pak Tam Au located in relation to the MacLehose Trail?

Question: What is Pak Tam Au commonly used as a starting point for?

Question: Which department manages the campsite at Pak Tam Au?

Answer: Pak Tam Au is located at the junction between stages 2 and 3 of the MacLehose Trail.

Answer: Pak Tam Au is commonly used as a starting point for hiking activities.

Answer: The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department manages the campsite at Pak Tam Au.

This a document about Pak Tam Au.
 Pak Tam Au, located at the junction between stages 2 and 3 of the MacLehose Trail, is a popular starting point for hiking activities. It is also the site of a campsite managed by the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department.


Question: In which year was the Quaranup station decommissioned?

Question: Who leased the Quaranup station in 1956 and what name did they give it?

Question: Until which year did the Wheeler family operate Camp Quaranup?

Question: Which organization vested the Quaranup site in 1970?

Question: To which group was the Quaranup camp leased by the Shire of Albany in 1971?

Question: In what year was Quaranup classified by the National Trust?

Question: What two aspects made the Quaranup complex significant according to the National Trust?

Question: In which year did the Department of Sport and Recreation sub-lease the Quaranup camp to Rob and Joanne Lucas?

Question: What was the original purpose of the Quaranup station before it was decommissioned in 1956?

Question: What was the original name of the site before it was renamed Camp Quaranup by the Wheeler family?

Answer: 1956

Answer: The Wheeler family leased the Quaranup station in 1956 and renamed it Camp Quaranup.

Answer: 1970

Answer: The Shire of Albany.

Answer: The Albany Youth Committee.

Answer: 1977

Answer: The Quaranup complex was deemed significant for its architectural character and its historic foundation.

Answer: 1992

Answer: The original purpose of the Quaranup station before it was decommissioned in 1956 is not explicitly stated in the document.

Answer: The original name of the site was not explicitly stated in the document.

This a document about Quaranup.
 and recuperation in 1942. The station was decommissioned in 1956. The Wheeler family then privately leased the station later the same year and the name was changed to Camp Quaranup. The Wheelers operated the camp until 1970. The site was then vested in the Shire of Albany who subsequently leased the camp to the Albany Youth Committee in 1971. The station was classified by the National Trust in 1977. The complex was deemed significant for its architectural character and its historic foundation. In 1992 the Department of Sport and Recreation sub-leased the camp to Rob and Joanne Lucas for a period of


Question: What event leads to Jack Harkness being rescued by the Doctor and Rose?

Question: What time-traveling spacecraft do Jack Harkness, the Doctor, and Rose travel in together?

Question: In what year does Jack Harkness sacrifice himself fighting the Daleks?

Question: How is Jack Harkness brought back to life after his sacrifice?

Question: What happens to Jack Harkness after the power of the time vortex leaves Rose?

Question: In which year does Jack Harkness return as a character in the spin-off series?

Question: What evil alien species does Jack Harkness fight against in his final 2005 appearance?

Question: What is the name of the location where Jack Harkness is left behind by the Doctor and Rose?

Answer: A bomb is placed into his ship, and the Doctor and Rose rescue him moments before it explodes.

Answer: TARDIS

Answer: 2005

Answer: Jack Harkness is brought back to life by Rose while she is suffused with the power of the time vortex.

Answer: She and the Doctor subsequently leave Jack behind on Satellite 5.

Answer: 2006

Answer: Daleks

Answer: Satellite 5

This a document about Jack Harkness.
 bomb into his ship;the Doctor and Rose rescue him moments before it explodes. He subsequently travels with the Doctor and Rose in the Doctor's time-travelling spacecraft, the TARDIS. During his time with the Doctor,  Jack matures into a hero, and in his final 2005 appearance, he sacrifices himself fighting the evil alien Daleks. Rose brings him back to life while suffused with the power of the time vortex, but when the power leaves her she doesn't remember doing it. She and the Doctor subsequently leave Jack behind on Satellite 5. Jack returned in 2006 as a character of the spin-off series


Question: In which league do the Lynchburg Titans currently play?

Question: When did the Lynchburg Titans begin play in the Premier Basketball League?

Question: Where do the Lynchburg Titans play their home games?

Question: What was the previous name of the team before it became the Lynchburg Titans?

Question: In which league did the Lynchburg Legends compete before becoming the Lynchburg Titans?

Question: What was the Lynchburg Legends' ranking in the league's pre-season rankings as of October 18, 2013?

Question: When was the Lynchburg Titans scheduled to begin play in the Premier Basketball League for the 2014 season?

Question: When did the Lynchburg Legends debut in the league's pre-season rankings?

Answer: The Lynchburg Titans currently play in the Premier Basketball League.

Answer: The Lynchburg Titans began play in the Premier Basketball League in the 2011-12 season.

Answer: The Lynchburg Titans play their home games at the Lynchburg City Armory in Downtown Lynchburg.

Answer: Lynchburg Legends

Answer: The American Basketball Association.

Answer: #21

Answer: The Lynchburg Titans were scheduled to begin play in the Premier Basketball League for the 2014 season.

Answer: October 18, 2013

This a document about Lynchburg Titans.
 The Lynchburg Titans are a franchise of the Premier Basketball League which began play in the 2011-12 season. Based in Lynchburg, Virginia, they play their home games in Downtown Lynchburg at the Lynchburg City Armory. The Titans competed in the American Basketball Association for two seasons, during which they were known as the Lynchburg Legends. As of October 18, 2013, the Legends debuted in the league's pre-season rankings at #21, the first time the Legends have appeared in the rankings. The Titans will begin play in the PBL for the 2014 season.


Question: What was the primary function of sea shanties?

Question: Why might the lyrics of sea shanties be considered poor from an aesthetic standpoint?

Question: What did a writer about shanties say about the lyrics of sea shanties to landsmen?

Question: What characteristics did sea shanties often lack according to the writer?

Question: What was the structure of a typical sea shanty in terms of verses and phrases?

Answer: The primary function of sea shanties was to serve as work songs.

Answer: Because their primary function was as work songs, and their lyrics were considered "the veriest doggerel" by some, even to the point of being random nonsense, as long as the singing fit the work song form.

Answer: A writer about shanties said their lyrics would "probably appear as the veriest doggerel" to landsmen.

Answer: Sea shanties often lacked rhyme and reason according to the writer.

Answer: A typical sea shanty had a few stock verses or phrases to begin with, after which the soloist would take over.

This a document about Sea shanty.
 The practical function of shanties as work songs was given priority over their lyrics or the musicality of a performance. Due to this, shanty texts might have been poor from an aesthetic standpoint—even at times random nonsense—so long as the singing fit the form of the work song. One writer about shanties warned his readers that their lyrics, to landsmen, would "probably appear as the veriest doggerel." He went on to explain, "As a rule, the chantey in its entirety possesses neither rhyme nor reason; nevertheless, it is admirably fitted for sailors' work. Each of these sea-songs has a few stock verses or phrases to begin with, but after these are sung, the soloist


Question: Who approached M.G. Harris to continue Gerry Anderson's work after his death in 2012?

Question: What was the name of the first book in the series published by M.G. Harris?

Question: In what month and year was the first book in the series published?

Question: What was the title of the second book in the series published by M.G. Harris?

Question: When was the second book in the series published?

Question: What was the title of the third book in the series published by M.G. Harris?

Question: In what year was the third book in the series published by M.G. Harris?

Answer: Jamie Anderson of the Anderson estate approached M.G. Harris.

Answer: Black Horizon

Answer: April 2015

Answer: Ghost Mine

Answer: September 2015.

Answer: White Storm

Answer: 2016

This a document about M. G. Harris.
 After Gerry Anderson's death in 2012, Jamie Anderson of the Anderson estate approached M.G. Harris and asked her to continue Gerry's work, which she accepted. The first book in the series, Black Horizon was published in April 2015, with the second, Ghost Mine released in September 2015, and a third book White Storm in 2016.


Question: When did human site occupation density start to increase in the Crimean region?

Question: What is the Black Sea deluge hypothesis, and how does it relate to Crimea becoming a peninsula?

Question: What marked the beginning of the Neolithic in Crimea?

Question: What is the earliest evidence of domesticated wheat in the Crimean peninsula, and when does it date to?

Question: Which culture reached Crimea by the 3rd millennium BC, and what is its significance in the Kurgan hypothesis?

Question: What event is mentioned as occurring after the beginning of the Late Glacial Maximum in the Crimean region?

Question: What is the name of the culture associated with the late phase of Proto-Indo-European culture in the Kurgan hypothesis that reached Crimea by the 3rd millennium BC?

Question: What technological or cultural changes are associated with the beginning of the Neolithic in Crimea, aside from agriculture?

Question: What name is given to the hypothesis that links the Yamna culture to a late phase of Proto-Indo-European culture?

Question: What is the name of the site where the earliest evidence of domesticated wheat in the Crimean peninsula was found?

Answer: As early as c. 16,000 years before the present.

Answer: Proponents of the Black Sea deluge hypothesis believe Crimea did not become a peninsula until relatively recently, with the rising of the Black Sea level in the 6th millennium BC.

Answer: The beginning of the Neolithic in Crimea was marked by the beginning of pottery production, changes in flint tool-making technologies, and the local domestication of pigs.

Answer: The earliest evidence of domesticated wheat in the Crimean peninsula is from the Chalcolithic Ardych-Burun site, dating to the middle of the 4th millennium BC.

Answer: The Yamna or "pit grave" culture reached Crimea by the 3rd millennium BC. It is significant in the Kurgan hypothesis as it is assumed to correspond to a late phase of Proto-Indo-European culture.

Answer: Human site occupation density was relatively high in the Crimean region and increased.

Answer: Yamna or "pit grave" culture.

Answer: The beginning of the Neolithic in Crimea is associated with the beginning of pottery production, changes in flint tool-making technologies, and the local domestication of pigs.

Answer: Kurgan hypothesis

Answer: Ardych-Burun

This a document about History of Crimea.
 after the beginning of the Late Glacial Maximum. Human site occupation density was relatively high in the Crimean region and increased as early as c. 16,000 years before the present. Proponents of the Black Sea deluge hypothesis believe Crimea did not become a peninsula until relatively recently, with the rising of the Black Sea level in the 6th millennium BC. The beginning of the Neolithic in Crimea is not associated with agriculture, but instead with the beginning of pottery production, changes in flint tool-making technologies, and local domestication of pigs. The earliest evidence of domesticated wheat in the Crimean peninsula is from the Chalcolithic Ardych-Burun site, dating to the middle of the 4th millennium BC By the 3rd millennium BC, Crimea had been reached by the Yamna or "pit grave" culture, assumed to correspond to a late phase of Proto-Indo-European culture in the Kurgan hypothesis.


Question: With whose art collection was Sergei Shchukin's collection jointly displayed?

Question: In what year did the families of Shchukin and Morozov attempt to seek compensation from Russia for the art collection?

Question: What was the nature of the issue that arose when the families of Shchukin and Morozov sought compensation from Russia?

Question: What was the amount offered by the British Royal Academy to each family in exchange for a promise not to make claims on the paintings?

Question: What institution was displaying the collections of Shchukin and Morozov in London at the time of the compensation dispute?

Question: What was the condition of the British Royal Academy's offer to the families of Shchukin and Morozov?

Answer: Sergei Shchukin's art collection was jointly displayed with the collection of Ivan Morozov.

Answer: 2008

Answer: The issue became an international legal and political issue.

Answer: £5,000

Answer: The British Royal Academy.

Answer: The condition of the British Royal Academy's offer was that the families of Shchukin and Morozov would promise not to make claims on the paintings while they were on loan to the Royal Academy.

This a document about Sergei Shchukin.
 Shchukin's art collection has been jointly displayed with the collection of Ivan Morozov. In 2008, the families of Shchukin and Morozov made efforts to compel Russia to provide them with “reasonable compensation,” which become an international legal and political issue. The families refused an offer from the British Royal Academy of £5,000 for each family in exchange for their promise not to make claims on the paintings while they were on loan to the Royal Academy, which was displaying the two collections in London.


Question: Which Union force was sent back to Huntersville according to the document?

Question: How far did Averell hurry his force to reach Callaghan's on August 25?

Question: What did Averell's forces destroy on the Jackson River during their march to Callaghan's?

Question: What type of military asset was captured near Covington, Virginia?

Question: What was destroyed near Covington, in addition to the captured wagons?

Question: Which brigade was sent north by Jones in an attempt to catch Averell between Patton and Jackson?

Question: What location did Averell's forces arrive at on August 25?

Question: What was the reason Confederate leadership feared a raid on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad?

Question: What was the name of the town in West Virginia where reconnoitering parties were sent toward from Callaghan's?

Question: What was the name of the town in Virginia where reconnoitering parties were sent toward from Callaghan's?

Answer: The 10th West Virginia.

Answer: 25 mi

Answer: A saltpeter works.

Answer: Confederate wagons

Answer: A nearby saltpeter works was destroyed.

Answer: Patton's Brigade

Answer: Callaghan's in Alleghany County, Virginia.

Answer: The reason Confederate leadership feared a raid on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad was still unclear on Jackson's fate.

Answer: Sweet Springs

Answer: Covington

This a document about Battle of White Sulphur Springs.
 sent the 10th West Virginia back to Huntersville. Still unclear on Jackson's fate, Confederate leadership now feared a raid on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and took steps to protect it. On August 25, Averell hurried his force 25 mi to Callaghan's in Alleghany County, Virginia. On the way, they destroyed a saltpeter works on the Jackson River. After arriving at Callaghan's, reconnoitering parties were sent toward Covington, Virginia and Sweet Springs, West Virginia. Confederate wagons were captured near Covington, and a nearby saltpeter works was destroyed. On the same day, Jones sent Patton's Brigade north, hoping to catch Averell between Patton and Jackson.


Question: What is the name of the musical work discussed in the document?

Question: Which group and conductor recorded Menotti's The Unicorn, the Gorgon and the Manticore for the Boston Cecilia performance?

Question: What label released the Boston Cecilia recording of The Unicorn, the Gorgon and the Manticore in 1997?

Question: Which conductor and group performed Menotti's The Unicorn, the Gorgon and the Manticore on the 2001 Albany Records release?

Question: Which record label released an LP recording of The Unicorn, the Gorgon and the Manticore conducted by Thomas Schippers in 1957?

Question: In what year was the LP recording of The Unicorn, the Gorgon and the Manticore conducted by Thomas Schippers re-released on CD by Naxos Historical?

Question: What is the name of the conductor who led the LP recording of The Unicorn, the Gorgon and the Manticore released in 1957?

Question: What is the name of the group that performed Menotti's The Unicorn, the Gorgon and the Manticore on the 2001 Albany Records release?

Answer: The Unicorn, the Gorgon, and the Manticore.

Answer: Boston Cecilia, Donald Teeters (conductor).

Answer: Newport Classic

Answer: Timothy Koch conducted the Carolina Chamber Chorale for the 2001 Albany Records release.

Answer: EMI/Angel

Answer: 2011

Answer: Thomas Schippers

Answer: Carolina Chamber Chorale

This a document about The Unicorn, the Gorgon, and the Manticore.
Menotti: The Unicorn, the Gorgon and the Manticore – Boston Cecilia, Donald Teeters (conductor). Label: Newport Classic (1997) ; Menotti: The Unicorn, the Gorgon and the Manticore – Carolina Chamber Chorale, Timothy Koch (conductor). Label: Albany Records (2001) An LP recording of the work conducted by Thomas Schippers was released by EMI/Angel in 1957, and re-released on CD in 2011 by Naxos Historical. More recent recordings include:


Question: Where was Petr Esterka officially ordained as auxiliary bishop of Brno?

Question: Who awarded Petr Esterka the Gratias Agit Award in 2013?

Question: Where did Petr Esterka pass away, and on what date?

Question: Who celebrated the American funeral mass for Petr Esterka?

Question: Where was the American funeral mass for Petr Esterka held?

Question: Where was Petr Esterka buried?

Question: On what date was Petr Esterka officially ordained as auxiliary bishop of Brno?

Question: Where were Petr Esterka's remains flown back to after his death in California?

Answer: At the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul, Brno.

Answer: Czech Foreign Minister Karel Schwarzenberg.

Answer: Petr Esterka passed away in California on August 10, 2021.

Answer: Bishop Kevin Vann celebrated the American funeral mass for Petr Esterka.

Answer: The American funeral mass for Petr Esterka was held at the Christ Cathedral in Garden Grove, California.

Answer: Petr Esterka was buried in Dolní Bojanovice, Czech Republic.

Answer: September 11, 1999.

Answer: The Czech Republic.

This a document about Petr Esterka.
 in California. He was official ordained auxiliary bishop of Brno at the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul, Brno, on September 11, 1999. Czech Foreign Minister Karel Schwarzenberg awarded Esterka the Gratias Agit Award in 2013 for contributions to the Czech Republic abroad. Bishop Petr Esterka died in the U.S. state of California on August 10, 2021, at the age of 85. His American funeral mass was celebrated by Bishop Kevin Vann at the Christ Cathedral in Garden Grove, California, on August 20, 2021. His remains were flown back to the Czech Republic, where a funeral masses was also held in Brno with burial in Dolní Bojanovice.


Question: Which award did Adithya Srinivasan's song 'Devanke' receive a nomination for in 2015?

Question: What was the name of the ghazal released by Adithya Srinivasan in 2017?

Question: Who wrote the ghazal 'Aarzu' released by Adithya Srinivasan in 2017?

Question: Which Grammy-winning engineer mastered the single 'Aarzu'?

Question: In which studio was the single 'Aarzu' mastered?

Question: Which Grammy-winning composer featured Adithya Srinivasan on their single '900 Voices'?

Question: What was the name of the film in which Adithya Srinivasan's music served as the main theme song in 2020?

Question: What was the film 'Loneliness' based on according to the document?

Question: Which award did Adithya Srinivasan's song 'Devanke' receive a consideration for in 2015?

Question: What was the name of the award that Adithya Srinivasan's song 'Devanke' received a Judge's Special Award from in 2015?

Question: Which year was the film 'Loneliness' released, based on the document?

Answer: 3rd Radio City Freedom Awards

Answer: Aarzu

Answer: Daagh Dehlvi

Answer: The Beatles’ Grammy winning engineer at the Abbey Road Studios, United Kingdom.

Answer: Abbey Road Studios, United Kingdom.

Answer: Laura Sullivan

Answer: Loneliness

Answer: The film 'Loneliness' was based on an account of the prevalent national social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Answer: 58th Grammy Awards

Answer: Southeast Asian VIMA Music Awards.

Answer: 2020

This a document about Adithya Srinivasan.
 Devanke in 2015, landing a consideration in the 58th Grammy Awards ballot, a nomination in the 3rd Radio City Freedom Awards, and a Judge's Special Award in the Southeast Asian VIMA Music Awards. In 2017, Adithya released Aarzu, an all acoustic ghazal written by Daagh Dehlvi. The single featured musicians from across India, and was mastered by The Beatles’ Grammy winning engineer at the Abbey Road Studios, United Kingdom. Adithya was featured on Grammy winning composer Laura Sullivan's single 900 Voices. In 2020, Adithya's music also served as the main theme song in Saad Khan's film Loneliness, based on an account of the prevalent national social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.


Question: What is the focus of artifact-centric business process modeling?

Question: Who introduced the concept of business artifacts and information-centric processing of artifact lifecycles?

Question: What did Bhattacharya describe regarding the application of business artifact techniques?

Question: What did Liu et al. formulate concerning information-centric business operation models?

Question: What computational model did Liu et al. develop for information-centric business operation models?

Question: What did Bhattacharya, K., et al. provide concerning artifact-centric business processes?

Question: What type of analysis does the formal model by Bhattacharya, K., et al. address?

Question: What did Kumaran et al. present concerning the information-centric approach?

Question: What is the primary area of focus for Kumaran et al.'s further studies?

Question: What is the name of the researcher who presented a formalized information-centric approach to discovering in the context of artifact-centric business processes?

Question: What type of analysis does the formal model for artifact-centric business processes include according to Bhattacharya, K., et al.?

Question: What is the name of the researcher who described a successful business engagement applying business artifact techniques to pharmaceutical research?

Question: What is the primary area of growing interest in the context of business process modeling?

Answer: The focus of artifact-centric business process modeling is on information-centric processing of artifact lifecycles.

Answer: Nigam and Caswell

Answer: Bhattacharya described a successful business engagement which applies business artifact techniques to industrialize discovery processes in pharmaceutical research.

Answer: Liu et al. formulated nine commonly used patterns in information-centric business operation models and developed a computational model based on Petri Nets.

Answer: Liu et al. developed a computational model based on Petri Nets for information-centric business operation models.

Answer: Bhattacharya, K., et al. provided a formal model for artifact-centric business processes with complexity results concerning static analysis of the semantics of such processes.

Answer: Static analysis of the semantics of artifact-centric business processes.

Answer: Kumaran et al. presented the formalized information-centric approach to discovering.

Answer: Kumaran et al.'s further studies focus on artifact-centric business processes.

Answer: Kumaran

Answer: Static analysis of the semantics.

Answer: Bhattacharya

Answer: Artifact-centric modeling

This a document about Artifact-centric business process model.
 Artifact-centric modeling is an area of growing interest. Nigam and Caswell introduced the concept of business artifacts and information-centric processing of artifact lifecycles. Kumaran et al.'s further studies on artifact-centric business processes can be found here. Bhattacharya described a successful business engagement which applies business artifact techniques to industrialize discovery processes in pharmaceutical research. Liu et al. formulated nine commonly used patterns in information-centric business operation models and developed a computational model based on Petri Nets. Bhattacharya, K., et al. provides a formal model for artifact-centric business processes with complexity results concerning static analysis of the semantics of such processes. Kumaran et al. presented the formalized information-centric approach to discovering


Question: What is Emmanuelle Chaulet's profession?

Question: In which 1987 film did Emmanuelle Chaulet star alongside Eric Rohmer?

Question: Which 1990 film directed by Jon Jost features Emmanuelle Chaulet in a starring role?

Question: What nationality is Emmanuelle Chaulet?

Answer: Emmanuelle Chaulet is a French actress.

Answer: Boyfriends and Girlfriends

Answer: All the Vermeers in New York

Answer: Emmanuelle Chaulet is French.

This a document about Emmanuelle Chaulet.
 Emmanuelle Chaulet is a French actress. She starred in Eric Rohmer's 1987 comedy Boyfriends and Girlfriends and Jon Jost's 1990 film All the Vermeers in New York.


Question: What does a balance sheet summarize for an organization or individual?

Question: What are the two forms of a balance sheet?

Question: Where are complex balance sheets usually presented for large businesses?

Question: Do large businesses prepare balance sheets for different segments of their business?

Question: How are balance sheets often presented for comparison purposes?

Question: What is the typical difference between balance sheets of individuals/small businesses and those of large businesses?

Answer: A balance sheet summarizes an organization or individual's assets, equity, and liabilities at a specific point in time.

Answer: The two forms of a balance sheet are the report form and the account form.

Answer: In the organization's annual report.

Answer: Yes.

Answer: A balance sheet is often presented alongside one for a different point in time (typically the previous year) for comparison.

Answer: Individuals and small businesses tend to have simple balance sheets, while large businesses tend to have more complex balance sheets.

This a document about Balance sheet.
 A balance sheet summarizes an organization or individual's assets, equity and liabilities at a specific point in time. Two forms of balance sheet exist. They are the report form and account form. Individuals and small businesses tend to have simple balance sheets. Larger businesses tend to have more complex balance sheets, and these are presented in the organization's annual report. Large businesses also may prepare balance sheets for segments of their businesses. A balance sheet is often presented alongside one for a different point in time (typically the previous year) for comparison.


Question: Where was Matej Vuk born?

Question: Which academy did Matej Vuk progress through?

Question: Which club did Matej Vuk make his first senior appearances on loan in 2018?

Question: When did Matej Vuk play his first professional match?

Question: Which team did Matej Vuk play against in his first professional match?

Question: What was the result of Matej Vuk’s first professional match for Inter Zaprešić?

Question: Which team did Matej Vuk score against in his first appearance for Istra?

Question: What was the final score of Matej Vuk’s first match for Istra?

Question: How many goals did Matej Vuk score for Istra during the season?

Question: Which club did Matej Vuk return to after his loan spell with Istra?

Answer: Čakovec, Međimurje County.

Answer: HNK Rijeka academy.

Answer: Inter Zaprešić

Answer: 28 July 2018.

Answer: Lokomotiva

Answer: The result of Matej Vuk’s first professional match for Inter Zaprešić was a 0–4 away loss to Lokomotiva.

Answer: HNK Gorica

Answer: 2–2

Answer: 6 goals.

Answer: Rijeka

This a document about Matej Vuk.
 Born in Čakovec, Međimurje County, Vuk progressed through the academy of HNK Rijeka. However, he made his first senior appearances on loan at Inter Zaprešić in 2018. He played his first professional match on 28 July 2018, on the opening day of the 2018–19 season against Lokomotiva. He was in the starting lineup as Zaprešić lost by a score of 0–4 away at Stadion Kranjčevićeva. In September 2020, Vuk was sent on a one-season loan to Istra. He immediately scored in his first appearance for Istra, opening the score against HNK Gorica on 19 September 2020, as the match ended 2–2. He finished the season as the top goalscorer for the club, scoring six goals in 30 total appearances, before returning to Rijeka.


Question: What is the name of the filmmaker who created the Hostel films?

Question: According to the document, what does Eli Roth's work explore in terms of gender and torture?

Question: What is the title of Maisha Wester's article mentioned in the document?

Question: What concept does Maisha Wester suggest is both elusive and inescapable in the context of capitalism and the Hostel films?

Question: What does the document suggest about the relationship between gender equality and global capitalism in the Hostel films?

Answer: Eli Roth

Answer: Eli Roth's work explores the "undercurrent of anxiety about the place of gendered bodies in relation to torture as well as the connection between gender equality, torture, global capitalist venture, and the passive American consumer."

Answer: "Torture Porn And Uneasy Feminisms: Re-Thinking (Wo)Men in Eli Roth's Hostel Films"

Answer: The questioning of gendered dominance.

Answer: The document suggests that the Hostel films explore the connection between gender equality, torture, and global capitalism, highlighting how gendered bodies are affected within a system where everyone becomes commodifiable and consuming bodies.

This a document about Gender in horror films.
 but contribute to their own and others' suffering. Eli Roth, the creator of the Hostel films, taps into an "undercurrent of anxiety about the place of gendered bodies in relation to torture as well as the connection between gender equality, torture, global capitalist venture, and the passive American consumer." Maisha Wester states in her article, "Torture Porn And Uneasy Feminisms: Re-Thinking (Wo)Men in Eli Roth's Hostel Films", that the popularity of the Hostel films makes the questioning of gendered dominance "both elusive and inescapable in the face of capitalism since, within such a system, we are all commodifiable and consuming bodies."


Question: Which league did Mark Hill return to during the 1992 off-season?

Question: Which club did Mark Hill join during the 1992 off-season?

Question: How many appearances did Mark Hill make for Hendon during his two seasons with the club?

Question: How many goals did Mark Hill score for Hendon during his two seasons with the club?

Question: What was the position of Hendon in the league during Mark Hill's time with the club?

Answer: Isthmian League Premier Division

Answer: Mark Hill joined Hendon during the 1992 off-season.

Answer: 64

Answer: 1 goal.

Answer: Mid-table.

This a document about Mark Hill (English footballer).
 Hill returned to the Isthmian League Premier Division to join Hendon during the 1992 off-season. He made 64 appearances and scored one goal in two mid-table seasons for the club.


Question: On which date is the International Day of Liberation of the Nazi concentration camps observed annually in Russia?

Question: Which concentration camp's liberation is commemorated by the International Day of Liberation of the Nazi concentration camps?

Question: Where was the Buchenwald concentration camp located?

Question: What was the primary purpose of the Buchenwald concentration camp?

Question: What action did the SS take in early April 1945 as Allied troops approached the Buchenwald camp?

Question: How did one prisoner manage to inform the Allied forces about the Buchenwald camp in 1945?

Question: Which military unit liberated the Buchenwald concentration camp on 11 April 1945?

Answer: 11 April

Answer: Buchenwald concentration camp.

Answer: Near Weimar.

Answer: The primary purpose of the Buchenwald concentration camp was to house prisoners for forced labour in armament factories.

Answer: The SS started evacuating the camp, forcing prisoners to leave on death marches or executing them in the forests outside the camp.

Answer: One prisoner sent a short-wave radio message that was picked up by US Army troops.

Answer: A troop of infantry from the Third US Army.

This a document about International Day of the liberation of Nazi concentration camps.
  The International Day of Liberation of the Nazi concentration camps is observed annually on 11 April in Russia, in commemoration of the liberation of the Buchenwald concentration camp in 1945. The Buchenwald camp, located near Weimar, was one of the largest Nazi concentration camps, housing prisoners who were used for forced labour in armament factories. In early April 1945 when the Allied troops approached, the SS had started evacuating the camp, forcing prisoners to leave on death marches or executing them in the forests outside the camp. One prisoner managed to send a short-wave radio message that was picked up by US Army troops, and the camp was subsequently liberated by the a troop of infantry from the Third US Army, on 11 April.


Question: Which club did Jhornan Zamora start his career with, and in what year did he begin?

Question: In what year did Jhornan Zamora join Ourense Baloncesto, and for how long was the initial contract?

Question: During which seasons did Jhornan Zamora renew his contract with Ourense Baloncesto?

Question: Which French club did Jhornan Zamora sign with in July 2019?

Question: Which club did Jhornan Zamora leave in July 2019?

Answer: Jhornan Zamora started his career with CB Valladolid in 2004.

Answer: Jhornan Zamora joined Ourense Baloncesto in 2015 for a one-year contract.

Answer: 2017–19 season.

Answer: ALM Évreux Basket.

Answer: Ourense Baloncesto

This a document about Jhornan Zamora.
 He started his career as a youngster for CB Valladolid in 2004 and played for the side until 2009. On 19 September 2015, he joined the Spanish Club Ourense Baloncesto for one-year contract and later renewed the contract with it in 2017–19 season. In July 2019, he left the Club Ourense and signed with French club ALM Évreux Basket.


Question: In which year was Milk It Mick sent to race in the United States?

Question: Who trained Milk It Mick during his time in the United States?

Question: What race did Milk It Mick compete in on 22 January at Santa Anita Park?

Question: What was the final position of Milk It Mick in the San Marcos Stakes on 22 January?

Question: Who rode Milk It Mick during the San Marcos Stakes?

Question: What was the starting odds of Milk It Mick in the Frank E Kilroe Mile Stakes on 4 March?

Question: How many horses were in the field for the Frank E Kilroe Mile Stakes on 4 March?

Question: What was the name of the horse that beat Milk It Mick by a length in the San Marcos Stakes on 22 January?

Question: What race did Milk It Mick compete in on 4 March at Santa Anita Park?

Question: What distance was the San Marcos Stakes race that Milk It Mick competed in on 22 January?

Question: What distance was the Frank E Kilroe Mile Stakes race that Milk It Mick competed in on 4 March?

Answer: 2006

Answer: James M Cassidy trained Milk It Mick during his time in the United States.

Answer: Grade II San Marcos Stakes

Answer: Second.

Answer: Kent Desormeaux rode Milk It Mick during the San Marcos Stakes.

Answer: 12.4/1

Answer: Thirteen.

Answer: The Tin Man

Answer: The Grade I Frank E Kilroe Mile Stakes.

Answer: Ten furlongs.

Answer: The Frank E Kilroe Mile Stakes race that Milk It Mick competed in on 4 March was a mile.

This a document about Milk It Mick.
 In 2006 Milk It Mick was sent to race in the United States where he was trained by James M Cassidy. He made a very promising start to his North American career in the Grade II San Marcos Stakes over ten furlongs at Santa Anita Park on 22 January. Ridden by Kent Desormeaux he started a 29/1 outsider but finished second of the eleven runners, beaten a length by The Tin Man. On 4 March at the same track the horse was dropped back in distance, but stepped up in class for the Grade I Frank E Kilroe Mile Stakes and started at odds of 12.4/1 in a thirteen-runner field. Cacique started


Question: Which film won the Best Film award at the 22nd Filmfare Awards?

Answer: The film "Rajnigandha" won the Best Film award at the 22nd Filmfare Awards.

This a document about 22nd Filmfare Awards.
  Rajnigandha


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

Answer: Malcolm Yelvington

This a document about Malcolm Yelvington.
[ Malcolm Yelvington] at AllMusic


Question: What is the full scientific name of the Huachuca agave?

Question: What is the full scientific name of the Mescal agave?

Question: What is the full scientific name of the third variety of Agave parryi mentioned in the document?

Answer: Agave parryi var. huachucensis

Answer: Agave parryi var. truncata

Answer: Agave parryi var. couseii

This a document about Agave parryi.
Agave parryi var. huachucensis, Huachuca agave ; Agave parryi var. truncata, Mescal agave ; Agave parryi var. couseii


Question: What is the name of the award given to Kamanda in 2009 by the French Academy?

Question: For which work did Kamanda receive the Prix Heredia in 2009?

Question: Which poets is Kamanda compared to in terms of his style and themes?

Question: What type of emotions or themes does the poet's work emphasize according to the text?

Question: What does the text say the poet's work takes on in terms of expression?

Question: What phrase is used to describe 'sweet children like the blackness of the ebony' in the text?

Question: What is the primary subject or focus of Kamanda's poetic works according to the text?

Answer: Prix Heredia for Œuvre poétique : édition intégrale.

Answer: Œuvre poétique : édition intégrale

Answer: Kamanda is compared to Hugo, Peguy, and Eluard in terms of his style and themes.

Answer: The poet's work emphasizes misery and compassion.

Answer: The poet's work takes on all forms of the universal clamor.

Answer: "explode with a savour for which we were unable to be guardians or lovers"

Answer: The universal clamor that talks continuously to the attentive ear.

This a document about Kama Sywor Kamanda.
 these "sweet children like the blackness of the ebony", explode with a savour for which we were unable to be guardians or lovers. The poet’s struggle is so fundamental, the choice of his words so evident that they rank him among the greatest chanters of misery and compassion. Violent like Hugo, able to use litanies like Peguy, as lyrical as Eluard. His work takes on all forms of the universal clamor which, from the beginning to the end of time, talks continuously to the attentive ear.” Kamanda has received many awards, including, in 2009, the French Academy’s Prix Heredia for Œuvre poétique : édition intégrale i.e., the complete edition of his poetic works.


Question: Who was selected as a first-team defensive end by both the Coaches and the Media in the 2007 All-Big Ten Conference football team?

Question: Which Ohio State player was named a first-team defensive end by both the Coaches and the Media in the 2007 All-Big Ten Conference football team?

Question: What was Penn State's Maurice Evans' ranking as a defensive end in the 2007 All-Big Ten Conference football team according to both the Coaches and the Media?

Question: Who was selected as a first-team defensive end by the Coaches but only a second-team by the Media in the 2007 All-Big Ten Conference football team?

Question: Which Michigan State player was named a second-team defensive end by the Coaches but a first-team by the Media in the 2007 All-Big Ten Conference football team?

Question: Which Iowa player was selected as a first-team defensive end by the Coaches and a second-team by the Media in the 2007 All-Big Ten Conference football team?

Question: Which Indiana player was selected as a first-team defensive end by both the Coaches and the Media in the 2007 All-Big Ten Conference football team?

Question: Which player from Iowa was selected as a first-team defensive end by the Coaches and a second-team by the Media in the 2007 All-Big Ten Conference football team?

Question: Which player was selected as a first-team defensive end by the Media but only a second-team by the Coaches in the 2007 All-Big Ten Conference football team?

Question: Which player from Penn State was selected as a first-team defensive end by both the Coaches and the Media in the 2007 All-Big Ten Conference football team?

Answer: Greg Middleton, Vernon Gholston, and Maurice Evans.

Answer: Vernon Gholston

Answer: Maurice Evans was ranked 1st by both the Coaches and the Media.

Answer: Jonal Saint-Dic

Answer: Jonal Saint-Dic

Answer: Mitch King

Answer: Greg Middleton

Answer: Mitch King

Answer: Jonal Saint-Dic

Answer: Maurice Evans

This a document about 2007 All-Big Ten Conference football team.
Greg Middleton, Indiana (Coaches-1; Media-1) ; Vernon Gholston, Ohio State (Coaches-1; Media-1) ; Maurice Evans, Penn State (Coaches-1; Media-1) ; Mitch King, Iowa (Coaches-1; Media-2) ; Jonal Saint-Dic, Michigan State (Coaches-2; Media-1)


Question: What is the name of the state highway system in Washington?

Question: How many miles of roads are included in Washington's state highway system?

Question: What is the name of the largest ferry system in the United States, located in Washington?

Question: How many miles of local roads are maintained by cities and counties in Washington?

Question: How many public airfields are there in Washington?

Question: Which government agency owns 16 state airports in Washington?

Question: What is the name of the major commercial airport in the greater Seattle area?

Question: What is the rank of the Washington State Ferries system in terms of size globally?

Question: How many state airports are owned by the Washington State Department of Transportation?

Question: In addition to the State Routes, what other ferry systems are operated in Washington by local governments?

Answer: The state highway system in Washington is called State Routes.

Answer: Over 7,000 miles.

Answer: Washington State Ferries

Answer: 57,200 miles.

Answer: There are 140 public airfields in Washington.

Answer: The Washington State Department of Transportation.

Answer: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac)

Answer: The Washington State Ferries system is the third largest in the world.

Answer: 16

Answer: Several ferries operated by local governments.

This a document about Washington (state).
  Washington's state transportation system comprises several modes that are maintained by various government entities. The state highway system, called State Routes, includes over 7,000 mi of roads and the Washington State Ferries system, the largest of its kind in the nation and the third largest in the world. There are also 57,200 mi of local roads maintained by cities and counties, as well as several ferries operated by local governments. There are 140 public airfields in Washington, including 16 state airports owned by the Washington State Department of Transportation. Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac) is the major commercial airport of greater


Question: What condition can MPO serve as a sensitive predictor for in patients presenting with chest pain?

Question: How many studies have been published since 2003 that document the utility of MPO testing?

Question: What did the 2010 Heslop et al. study find about the combination of MPO and CRP testing for risk prediction?

Question: What was the historical use of immunohistochemical staining for myeloperoxidase in the diagnosis of acute myeloid leukemia?

Question: Why is myeloperoxidase staining still important in the diagnosis of myeloid sarcoma?

Question: What is one advantage of flow cytometric assays over immunofluorescence tests in screening for vasculitis?

Question: What unique ability does myeloperoxidase have regarding carbon nanotubes?

Question: What concern does myeloperoxidase's ability to break down carbon nanotubes address in clinical contexts?

Question: What additional requirement exists for flow cytometric assays despite their advantages in screening for vasculitis?

Answer: Myeloperoxidase (MPO) can serve as a sensitive predictor for myocardial infarction in patients presenting with chest pain.

Answer: Over 100 studies.

Answer: The 2010 Heslop et al. study found that measuring both MPO and CRP provided added benefit for risk prediction compared to measuring CRP alone.

Answer: It was used to demonstrate that the leukemic cells were derived from the myeloid lineage.

Answer: Myeloperoxidase staining is still important in the diagnosis of myeloid sarcoma because it contrasts with the negative staining of lymphomas, which can otherwise have a similar appearance.

Answer: Flow cytometric assays allow for the simultaneous detection of multiple autoantibodies relevant to vasculitis.

Answer: Myeloperoxidase is the first and only human enzyme known to break down carbon nanotubes.

Answer: Myeloperoxidase's ability to break down carbon nanotubes addresses the concern that using nanotubes for targeted delivery of medicines would lead to an unhealthy buildup of nanotubes in tissues.

Answer: This method still requires further testing.

This a document about Myeloperoxidase.
 An initial 2003 study suggested that MPO could serve as a sensitive predictor for myocardial infarction in patients presenting with chest pain. Since then, there have been over 100 published studies documenting the utility of MPO testing. The 2010 Heslop et al. study reported that measuring both MPO and CRP (C-reactive protein; a general and cardiac-related marker of inflammation) provided added benefit for risk prediction than just measuring CRP alone. Immunohistochemical staining for myeloperoxidase used to be administered in the diagnosis of acute myeloid leukemia to demonstrate that the leukemic cells were derived from the myeloid lineage. Myeloperoxidase staining is still important in the diagnosis of myeloid sarcoma, contrasting with the negative staining of lymphomas, which can otherwise have a similar appearance. In the case of screening patients for vasculitis, flow cytometric assays have demonstrated comparable sensitivity to immunofluorescence tests, with the additional benefit of simultaneous detection of multiple autoantibodies relevant to vasculitis. Nonetheless, this method still requires further testing. Myeloperoxidase is the first and so far only human enzyme known to break down carbon nanotubes, allaying a concern among clinicians that using nanotubes for targeted delivery of medicines would lead to an unhealthy buildup of nanotubes in tissues.


Question: What is the name of the sailing race that was first held in 1989–1990 and later became known as the Vendée Globe?

Question: From which location did the 1989–1990 Vendée Globe Challenge start?

Question: How many boats started the 1989–1990 Vendée Globe Challenge?

Question: How many boats finished the 1989–1990 Vendée Globe Challenge?

Question: What nickname is given to the Vendée Globe in the document?

Question: Who won the 1989–1990 Vendée Globe Challenge?

Question: On what date was the 1989–1990 Vendée Globe Challenge won by Titouan Lamazou?

Question: Until which edition did Titouan Lamazou's winning time in the 1989–1990 Vendée Globe Challenge hold as a record?

Question: What was the direction of the route taken in the 1989–1990 Vendée Globe Challenge?

Answer: The 1989–1990 Vendée Globe Challenge.

Answer: The 1989–1990 Vendée Globe Challenge started from the Sables-d'Olonne.

Answer: Thirteen boats started the 1989–1990 Vendée Globe Challenge.

Answer: Seven boats finished the 1989–1990 Vendée Globe Challenge.

Answer: "Everest of the Sea"

Answer: Titouan Lamazou won the 1989–1990 Vendée Globe Challenge.

Answer: 15 March 1990

Answer: Until the 1996–1997 edition.

Answer: East to west.

This a document about 1989–1990 Vendée Globe.
 The 1989–1990 Vendée Globe Challenge which later became the first edition of the Vendée Globe is a none stop round the world sailing race. The race was a none stop east to west round the world The start was given on November 26, 1989, from the Sables-d'Olonne. This race initially had thirteen boats and seven at the finish, due to multiple abandonments, which is common in this "Everest of the Sea" that is the Vendée Globe. It was won by Titouan Lamazou on 15 March 1990 creating the first benchmark of the event, which will hold as a record until the 1996–1997 edition.


Question: What event is the document about Ukraine's participation in?

Question: Who is one of the athletes listed as representing Ukraine at the 2008 Summer Paralympics?

Question: Who is another athlete listed as representing Ukraine at the 2008 Summer Paralympics?

Question: What is the name of the third athlete listed as representing Ukraine at the 2008 Summer Paralympics?

Question: What is the name of the fourth athlete listed as representing Ukraine at the 2008 Summer Paralympics?

Question: What is the name of the fifth athlete listed as representing Ukraine at the 2008 Summer Paralympics?

Question: What is the name of the sixth athlete listed as representing Ukraine at the 2008 Summer Paralympics?

Question: What is the name of the seventh athlete listed as representing Ukraine at the 2008 Summer Paralympics?

Question: What is the name of the eighth athlete listed as representing Ukraine at the 2008 Summer Paralympics?

Question: What is the name of the ninth athlete listed as representing Ukraine at the 2008 Summer Paralympics?

Answer: The 2008 Summer Paralympics.

Answer: Anzhelika Churkina

Answer: Oleksandra Granovska

Answer: Larys Klochkova

Answer: Galyna Kuznetsova

Answer: Liubov Lomakina

Answer: Alla Lysenko

Answer: Inna Osetynska

Answer: Margaryta Pryvalykhina

Answer: Ilona Yudina

This a document about Ukraine at the 2008 Summer Paralympics.
Anzhelika Churkina ; Oleksandra Granovska ; Larys Klochkova ; Galyna Kuznetsova ; Liubov Lomakina ; Alla Lysenko ; Inna Osetynska ; Margaryta Pryvalykhina ; Ilona Yudina


Question: Who played the banjo in the recording of 'Cannons in the Rain'?

Question: Which musician was responsible for vocals and guitar in 'Cannons in the Rain'?

Question: Who played the drums in 'Cannons in the Rain'?

Question: Which artist contributed the harmonica in 'Cannons in the Rain'?

Question: Who played the piano in the recording of 'Cannons in the Rain'?

Question: Who provided backing vocals along with Buffy Ford in 'Cannons in the Rain'?

Question: Which musician played the pedal steel and resonator guitar in 'Cannons in the Rain'?

Question: Who played the mandolin in 'Cannons in the Rain'?

Question: Which artist played the resonator guitar in the recording of 'Cannons in the Rain'?

Question: Who played the bass in 'Cannons in the Rain'?

Question: Who provided backing vocals in addition to Chip Young in 'Cannons in the Rain'?

Question: Which musicians contributed guitar and backing vocals in 'Cannons in the Rain'?

Question: Who played the guitar in addition to vocals and guitar in 'Cannons in the Rain'?

Question: Which musician played the guitar in 'Cannons in the Rain' in addition to John Stewart, Waddy Wachtel, Kelso Herston, Chris Darrow, Fred Carter Jr., and Chip Young?

Question: Who played the guitar in 'Cannons in the Rain' in addition to Waddy Wachtel, Kelso Herston, and Buck Wilkin?

Answer: Bobby Thompson played the banjo.

Answer: John Stewart

Answer: Russ Kunkel and Buddy Harman played the drums in "Cannons in the Rain."

Answer: Charlie McCoy contributed the harmonica in "Cannons in the Rain."

Answer: Hargus "Pig" Robbins played the piano.

Answer: The Nashville Edition provided backing vocals along with Buffy Ford in "Cannons in the Rain."

Answer: Pete Drake played the pedal steel and resonator guitar in "Cannons in the Rain."

Answer: Chris Darrow played the mandolin in "Cannons in the Rain."

Answer: Fred Carter Jr. and Pete Drake played the resonator guitar in the recording of 'Cannons in the Rain'.

Answer: Arnie Moore played the bass in 'Cannons in the Rain'.

Answer: Buffy Ford, The Nashville Edition, and Buck Wilkin provided backing vocals in addition to Chip Young in "Cannons in the Rain."

Answer: Chip Young and Buck Wilkin contributed guitar and backing vocals in "Cannons in the Rain."

Answer: John Stewart played vocals, guitar.

Answer: Buck Wilkin

Answer: Chip Young and John Stewart.

This a document about Cannons in the Rain.
John Stewart – vocals, guitar ; Bobby Thompson - banjo ; Russ Kunkel - drums ; Charlie McCoy - harmonica ; Hargus "Pig" Robbins - piano ; Buffy Ford - backing vocals ; Pete Drake - pedal steel, resonator guitar ; The Nashville Edition - backing vocals ; Waddy Wachtel - guitar ; Kelso Herston - guitar ; Chris Darrow - mandolin ; Fred Carter Jr. - resonator guitar ; Chip Young - guitar, backing vocals ; Buck Wilkin - guitar, backing vocals ; Buddy Harman - drums ; Arnie Moore - bass