Question: What is the full name of the painter referred to as J.-L. de Marne?

Question: Which book by Watelin Jacques provides information about J.-L. de Marne?

Question: Which museum in London is mentioned as a source related to J.-L. de Marne?

Question: Which Parisian and Lausanne-based publisher released the original edition about J.-L. de Marne in 1962?

Question: Which French encyclopedia is cited as a source about J.-L. de Marne?

Question: Which famous museum in Paris is mentioned as being associated with J.-L. de Marne?

Answer: Jean-Louis de Marne

Answer: Watelin Jacques's book "le peintre J.-L. de Marne" provides information about J.-L. de Marne.

Answer: Wallace Collection London

Answer: La Bibliothèque des Arts

Answer: Encyclopedia Larousse

Answer: Musée du Louvre

This a document about Jean-Louis de Marne.
Watelin Jacques, le peintre J.-L. de Marne, La Bibliothèque des Arts, édition originale, Paris-Lausanne, 1962 ; Wallace Collection London ; Encyclopedia Larousse ; Musée du Louvre


Question: In which year did Matteo Brighi win the Serie A Young Footballer of the Year award?

Answer: 2002

This a document about Matteo Brighi.
Serie A Young Footballer of the Year (1): 2002


Question: In which village is the small train station located?

Answer: The small train station is located in Pečovská Nová Ves.

This a document about Pečovská Nová Ves.
 Small train station is located in village.


Question: When was Kabange Mupopo born?

Question: What country is Kabange Mupopo from?

Question: What are the two sports that Kabange Mupopo is involved in?

Question: In which event did Kabange Mupopo win a gold medal at the 2015 All-Africa Games?

Question: What distance did Kabange Mupopo compete in to win the gold medal at the 2015 All-Africa Games?

Answer: 21 September 1992.

Answer: Zambia

Answer: Kabange Mupopo is involved in sprinting and football.

Answer: 400m

Answer: 400m

This a document about Kabange Mupopo.
 Kabange Mupopo (born 21 September 1992) is a Zambian sprinter and football player, who won a gold in the 400m at the 2015 All-Africa Games.


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

Question: In which region was Trochoidea picardi studied according to the document?

Question: Who is the author of the 1978 study on Trochoidea picardi?

Question: In which journal was the 1978 study on Trochoidea picardi published?

Question: What are the page numbers of the 1978 study on Trochoidea picardi?

Answer: Trochoidea picardi

Answer: western Galilee

Answer: Bar Z.

Answer: Levantina

Answer: 32–134.

This a document about Trochoidea picardi.
Bar Z. 1978. Trochoidea picardi in western Galilee. Levantina 13: 32–134.


Question: What is the title of the literary criticism work by Walter Herries Pollock that is considered one of the most important on the female author?

Question: What novel did Walter Herries Pollock and his son Guy Cameron Pollock co-write in 1905?

Question: What is the title of the biography that Walter Herries Pollock wrote about Henry Irving?

Question: What is the title of Pollock's final book, published in 1920?

Question: In what year did Walter Herries Pollock's wife die?

Question: What was the name of the book that Walter Herries Pollock revised and published in 1900?

Question: What is the name of the book that served as the inspiration for Walter Herries Pollock's poetry, according to the document?

Question: What is the title of the biography that Walter Herries Pollock wrote about John Collier?

Question: What was the name of Walter Herries Pollock's son, with whom he co-wrote Hay Fever?

Question: On what date did Walter Herries Pollock die?

Answer: Herself

Answer: Hay Fever

Answer: Impressions of Henry Irving

Answer: Icarian Flights

Answer: 1922

Answer: The Dead Heart: A Story of the French Revolution

Answer: The document does not mention a specific book that served as the inspiration for Walter Herries Pollock's poetry. It only states that his wife, who died in 1922, was said to have been the inspiration for his poetry.

Answer: The Art of the Hon. John Collier

Answer: Guy Cameron Pollock

Answer: 21 February 1926.

This a document about Walter Herries Pollock.
 Herself (1899), considered one of the most important works of literary criticism on the female author, and published a revised edition of Watts Phillips' The Dead Heart: A Story of the French Revolution (1900). He and his son Guy Cameron Pollock wrote a novel together, Hay Fever (1905), and wrote biographies of two of his friends titled Impressions of Henry Irving (1908) and The Art of the Hon. John Collier (1914). His final book was Icarian Flights (1920). His wife died in 1922; afterwards she was said to have been the inspiration for his poetry. Pollock lived in retirement until his own death on 21 February 1926.


Question: On which river is Afanasovo located?

Question: How far is Afanasovo from Murom by road?

Question: What is the name of the nearest rural locality to Afanasovo?

Question: Which district is Afanasovo a part of?

Answer: Afanasovo is located on the Unorka River.

Answer: 17 km northwest.

Answer: Zimenki

Answer: Muromsky District

This a document about Afanasovo, Muromsky District, Vladimir Oblast.
 Afanasovo is located on the Unorka River, 17 km northwest of Murom (the district's administrative centre) by road. Zimenki is the nearest rural locality.


Question: What was the year of the 11th No Mercy professional wrestling pay-per-view event?

Question: Which organization produced the 2008 No Mercy event?

Question: Where was the 2008 No Mercy event held?

Question: How many professional wrestling matches were scheduled for the 2008 No Mercy event?

Question: What is unique about the location of the 2008 No Mercy event in terms of WWE history?

Question: Which other WWE pay-per-view event was also held in Oregon before No Mercy in 2008?

Question: What event replaced No Mercy in 2009?

Question: After how many years was No Mercy reinstated after being replaced?

Question: Which brand's wrestlers were featured in the first main event of the 2008 No Mercy event?

Question: Who was the defending World Heavyweight Champion in the first main event of No Mercy 2008?

Question: What was the name of the other main event at the 2008 No Mercy event, and which brand's wrestlers were featured in it?

Question: What is the name of the type of event scheduling that features more than one main event, as seen at the 2008 No Mercy?

Question: Who did Chris Jericho defeat in the first main event of the 2008 No Mercy event?

Question: What type of match did Chris Jericho and Shawn Michaels compete in during the first main event of the 2008 No Mercy event?

Question: In which year was No Mercy reinstated after being replaced in 2009?

Answer: 2008

Answer: World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)

Answer: The 2008 No Mercy event was held at the Rose Garden in Portland, Oregon.

Answer: Eight professional wrestling matches were scheduled.

Answer: It is one of only two WWE pay-per-view events to be held in the state of Oregon.

Answer: Unforgiven in 2004.

Answer: Hell in a Cell replaced No Mercy in 2009.

Answer: 8 years.

Answer: Raw

Answer: Chris Jericho

Answer: The other main event at the 2008 No Mercy event featured wrestlers from the SmackDown brand.

Answer: supercard

Answer: Shawn Michaels

Answer: ladder match

Answer: 2016

This a document about No Mercy (2008).
 The 2008 No Mercy was the 11th No Mercy professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). It was held for wrestlers from the promotion's Raw, SmackDown, and ECW brand divisions. The event took place on October 5, 2008, at the Rose Garden in Portland, Oregon. It is one of only two WWE pay-per-view events to be held in the state of Oregon, the other being Unforgiven in 2004. No Mercy was replaced by Hell in a Cell in 2009; however, after eight years, No Mercy was reinstated in 2016. Eight professional wrestling matches were scheduled on the event's card, which featured a supercard, a scheduling of more than one main event. The first featured wrestlers from the Raw brand, in which defending World Heavyweight Champion Chris Jericho defeated Shawn Michaels in a ladder match. The other main event featured wrestlers from the SmackDown brand, in


Question: When and where was the Democratic Party's tenth presidential debate held in 2020?

Question: Which organizations co-hosted the Democratic Party's tenth presidential debate in 2020?

Question: On which networks was the Democratic Party's tenth presidential debate in 2020 broadcast?

Question: Which candidate won a landslide victory in Nevada before the tenth Democratic Party presidential debate?

Question: Which candidate criticized Bernie Sanders on the issue of gun control during the tenth Democratic Party presidential debate?

Question: What was the contrast that Biden made regarding Bernie Sanders's voting record during the debate?

Answer: The Democratic Party's tenth presidential debate in 2020 was held from 8–10 p.m. ET on Tuesday, February 25, 2020, at the Gaillard Center in Charleston, South Carolina.

Answer: CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute co-hosted the Democratic Party's tenth presidential debate in 2020.

Answer: The Democratic Party's tenth presidential debate in 2020 was broadcast on CBS and BET.

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Biden.

Answer: Biden drew a contrast between Sanders's voting record and his own on the issue of gun control, noting that he was a consistent supporter of more stringent gun regulations.

This a document about 2020 Democratic Party presidential debates.
 The Democratic Party's tenth presidential debate was held from 8–10 p.m. ET on Tuesday, February 25, 2020, at the Gaillard Center in Charleston, South Carolina. It was hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute in partnership with Twitter, and aired on CBS and BET. Following his landslide victory in Nevada the prior week, Sanders was targeted by several other candidates who attempted to dampen his momentum going into the upcoming South Carolina and Super Tuesday primaries. Biden hit Sanders on the issue of gun control by drawing a contrast between Sanders's voting record and his own, noting that he was a consistent supporter of more stringent gun regulations


Question: Where did Frederick Robson appear with his son Frederick jnr on 4th July?

Question: When and where did Frederick Robson die?

Question: What were the causes of Frederick Robson's death?

Question: How did the staff of the Olympic theatre show their respect for Frederick Robson after his death?

Question: Where was Frederick Robson originally buried?

Question: What happened to Frederick Robson's memorial by 1971?

Answer: Queen's Theatre, Dublin.

Answer: Frederick Robson died on 12 August 1864 at his home at 19 Ampthill Square.

Answer: Kidney and heart disease.

Answer: The entire staff of the Olympic attended his funeral, and the theatre was closed that day as a mark of respect.

Answer: Frederick Robson was originally buried at Norwood Cemetery.

Answer: By 1971, Frederick Robson's memorial had disintegrated, and the exact position of his grave is now not known.

This a document about Frederick Robson.
 Robson appeared with his son Frederick jnr at the Queen's Theatre, Dublin. They were both billed in Boots at the Swan on 4th July. Robson returned to London seriously ill and died at his home at 19 Ampthill Square on 12 August 1864, of kidney and heart disease. Obituaries in the newspapers were affectionate: his funeral was attended by the entire staff of the Olympic, and the theatre was closed that day as a mark of respect. Robson was buried at Norwood Cemetery, but by 1971 his memorial had disintegrated, and the exact position of his grave is now not known.


Question: Which author did Willa Cather admire for their use of language and characterization?

Question: Who was the contemporary female writer that became Willa Cather's friend and mentor?

Question: What advice did Sarah Orne Jewett give to Willa Cather regarding the use of narrators in her fiction?

Question: Which of Willa Cather's novels was largely dedicated to Sarah Orne Jewett?

Question: What did Sarah Orne Jewett encourage Willa Cather to write about in terms of subject matter?

Question: Which author did Willa Cather praise for their ability to depict personal relationships in a luminous way?

Question: What was Willa Cather's general opinion of most women writers, according to the text?

Question: What did Willa Cather admire about George Eliot, the Brontës, and Jane Austen?

Question: What aspect of Katherine Mansfield's work did Willa Cather praise in an essay?

Question: What did Sarah Orne Jewett advise Willa Cather to include in her fiction regarding romantic relationships?

Question: What was Willa Cather's attitude toward the immigrant families forging lives, according to the text?

Answer: Henry James

Answer: Sarah Orne Jewett.

Answer: Sarah Orne Jewett advised Willa Cather to use female narrators in her fiction.

Answer: *O Pioneers!*

Answer: Sarah Orne Jewett encouraged Willa Cather to write about her "own country" and to write fiction that explicitly represented romantic attraction between women.

Answer: Katherine Mansfield

Answer: Willa Cather regarded most women writers with disdain, judging them overly sentimental.

Answer: Willa Cather admired the novels of George Eliot, the Brontës, and Jane Austen.

Answer: Willa Cather praised Katherine Mansfield's ability "to throw a luminous streak out onto the shadowy realm of personal relationships."

Answer: Sarah Orne Jewett advised Willa Cather to write fiction that explicitly represented romantic attraction between women.

Answer: Willa Cather had a high regard for the immigrant families forging lives.

This a document about Willa Cather.
 Cather admired Henry James's use of language and characterization. While Cather enjoyed the novels of several women—including George Eliot, the Brontës, and Jane Austen—she regarded most women writers with disdain, judging them overly sentimental. One contemporary exception was Sarah Orne Jewett, who became Cather's friend and mentor. Jewett advised Cather of several things: to use female narrators in her fiction (even though Cather preferred using male perspectives), to write about her "own country" (O Pioneers! was dedicated in large part to Jewett),   and to write fiction that explicitly represented romantic attraction between women. Cather was also influenced by the work of Katherine Mansfield, praising in an essay Mansfield's ability "to throw a luminous streak out onto the shadowy realm of personal relationships." Cather's high regard for the immigrant families forging lives


Question: How many regions were part of the 1921–22 Prima Categoria main championship?

Question: Which region was added to the main championship in the 1921–22 Prima Categoria season?

Question: How many clubs were under the regional FAs in the 1921–22 Prima Categoria season?

Question: How many matchdays were part of the preliminary regional phase in the 1921–22 Prima Categoria tournament?

Question: What was the structure of the national phase in the 1921–22 Prima Categoria season?

Question: How was the main tournament divided in the 1921–22 Prima Categoria season?

Question: What was the role of the regional football champions in the 1921–22 Prima Categoria tournament?

Answer: Six.

Answer: Tuscany

Answer: 48 clubs.

Answer: Twelve.

Answer: The national phase was reduced to a spring tournament of two little groups and a final.

Answer: The main tournament was completely divided into six independent sections.

Answer: The regional football champions joined the national championship.

This a document about 1921–22 Prima Categoria.
 Tuscany was added to the main championship as the sixth region. The regional FAs remained with 48 clubs. The preliminary regional phase was the bulk of the tournament, with even twelve matchdays and regular regional football champions, while the following national phase was reduced to a spring tournament of two little groups and a final. The main tournament was completely divided in six independent sections, and each region had its own football champions that joined the national championship.


Question: During which years were the elections for the 16th Congress of the United States House of Representatives held?

Question: Which president was in office during the 16th Congress elections for the United States House of Representatives?

Question: When did Alabama elect its first representatives to the United States House of Representatives?

Question: What historical period is described as being marked by exceptionally low levels of partisan rivalry during the 16th Congress elections?

Question: Which political party had a large majority in the 16th Congress elections for the United States House of Representatives?

Question: Which political party was considered to be weak and had limited influence during the 16th Congress elections?

Answer: The elections for the 16th Congress of the United States House of Representatives were held between April 1818 and August 1819, with Alabama electing its first representatives in September 1819.

Answer: James Monroe

Answer: September 1819.

Answer: The Era of Good Feelings.

Answer: The Democratic-Republican Party.

Answer: The Federalist Party.

This a document about 1818 and 1819 United States House of Representatives elections.
 Elections to the United States House of Representatives for the 16th Congress were held at various dates in different states between April 1818 and August 1819 during President James Monroe's first term. Also, newly admitted Alabama elected its first representatives in September 1819. This election occurred in a politically uneventful period marked by exceptionally low levels of partisan rivalry known as the Era of Good Feelings. The weak Federalist Party, with limited influence in few states, no longer effectively opposed the Democratic-Republican Party, which increased its large majority.


Question: Where is the Visconti-Sforza Castle located in Novara?

Question: On what historical structures was the Visconti-Sforza Castle erected?

Answer: In the south-western border of the old center of Novara.

Answer: The Visconti-Sforza Castle was erected on the former corner of the Roman and Middle Age walls that surrounded the city.

This a document about Visconti-Sforza Castle (Novara).
 The Visconti-Sforza Castle of Novara is a castle located in the south-western border of the old center of Novara. It was erected on the former corner of the Roman and Middle Age walls that surrounded the city.


Question: Who was the Canadian historian who served as an expert witness for the applicants in the case involving 'No. 4 Street of Our Lady'?

Question: What distinction did Jack Granatstein argue needed to be made regarding copyright protection?

Question: According to Jack Granatstein, what type of facts deserved copyright protection?

Question: Who submitted an affidavit that the judge relied on in his ruling in the case involving 'No. 4 Street of Our Lady'?

Question: What was Sara Horowitz's academic position at York University?

Question: What did Sara Horowitz suggest about the story told in 'No. 4 Street of Our Lady' in her affidavit?

Question: Which journalist from The Globe and Mail reported on the ruling in the case involving 'No. 4 Street of Our Lady'?

Question: What was the court's decision regarding J.L. Witterick and Penguin's publishing approach in the case involving 'No. 4 Street of Our Lady'?

Question: What was the outcome of Jack Granatstein's argument regarding little facts in the court case involving 'No. 4 Street of Our Lady'?

Question: What was the name of the book or work involved in the copyright dispute discussed in the document?

Question: What was the name of the expert witness hired by J.L. Witterick and Penguin in the case involving 'No. 4 Street of Our Lady'?

Question: What was the name of the person who was the subject of the copyright claim in the case involving 'No. 4 Street of Our Lady'?

Answer: Jack Granatstein

Answer: Jack Granatstein argued that a distinction needs to be drawn between big and little facts regarding copyright protection.

Answer: Little facts.

Answer: Sara Horowitz

Answer: Sara Horowitz was a professor of comparative literature at York University.

Answer: Sara Horowitz suggested that there was nothing unique about the story told in "No. 4 Street of Our Lady."

Answer: Kate Taylor

Answer: The court decided that J.L. Witterick and Penguin's publishing approach does not infringe Maltz’s copyright.

Answer: The judge dismissed Jack Granatstein's argument.

Answer: No. 4 Street of Our Lady

Answer: Sara Horowitz

Answer: Maltz

This a document about No. 4 Street of Our Lady.
 The judge dismissed an argument by Jack Granatstein, a Canadian historian who served as an expert witness for the applicants. Granatstein had argued that a distinction needs to be drawn between big and little facts when it comes to copyright protection. Little facts, like those included in the film, he said, deserved copyright protection. By contrast, the judge relied in his ruling on an affidavit submitted by Sara Horowitz, a professor of comparative literature at York University hired by J.L. Witterick and Penguin. In her affidavit, Horowitz suggested that there was nothing unique about the story told in "No. 4 Street of Our Lady." Reporting on the ruling, Kate Taylor of The Globe and Mail wrote: "Whatever you think of Witterick’s fast-track approach to publishing – you could call it derivative, or impolite – it does not infringe Maltz’s copyright, according to a court decision this week."


Question: What is the approval rating of the movie Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie on Rotten Tomatoes?

Question: How many reviews were considered to calculate the Rotten Tomatoes rating for Turbo?

Question: What is the average rating of Turbo on Rotten Tomatoes?

Question: What is the Metacritic score for Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie?

Question: How many reviews were considered for the Metacritic score of Turbo?

Question: What does a Metacritic score of 35 out of 100 indicate about the reviews for Turbo?

Question: What grade did audiences give Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie according to CinemaScore?

Question: What did Joe Leydon of Variety criticize about Turbo?

Question: Which actors in Turbo did Joe Leydon of Variety praise?

Question: What aspect of Turbo did Lawrence Van Gelder of The New York Times criticize?

Question: What aspect of Turbo did Lawrence Van Gelder of The New York Times praise?

Question: How did Rita Kempley of The Washington Post describe Turbo in her review?

Question: What did Kevin Thomas of The Los Angeles Times say about the filmmakers of Turbo?

Question: What qualities did Kevin Thomas of The Los Angeles Times say are embodied by the Power Rangers in Turbo?

Question: What did Kevin Thomas of The Los Angeles Times say about the overall quality of Turbo compared to previous Power Rangers films?

Question: Whose acting did Kevin Thomas of The Los Angeles Times specifically praise in Turbo?

Answer: 15%

Answer: 20

Answer: The average rating of Turbo on Rotten Tomatoes is 3.8/10.

Answer: 35 out of 100.

Answer: 9

Answer: It indicates "generally unfavorable reviews."

Answer: B

Answer: Joe Leydon of Variety criticized the "high-camp cheesiness" of Turbo.

Answer: Joe Leydon of Variety praised the acting of both Hilary Shepard Turner and Amy Jo Johnson.

Answer: Lawrence Van Gelder of The New York Times criticized the storyline and dialogue of Turbo.

Answer: Lawrence Van Gelder of The New York Times praised the visual effects and production values of Turbo.

Answer: Rita Kempley of The Washington Post called it "A purgatory of low-budget interplanetary adventure."

Answer: Kevin Thomas of The Los Angeles Times said the filmmakers have brought "much panache and sophistication to the making of this fantasy adventure extolling the good old-fashioned virtues of spirit and courage embodied by the Power Rangers" and that "Turbo is a solid follow-up."

Answer: The Power Rangers in Turbo embody the "good old-fashioned virtues of spirit and courage."

Answer: Kevin Thomas of The Los Angeles Times said that "Turbo is a solid follow-up," indicating a positive comparison to previous Power Rangers films.

Answer: Kevin Thomas of The Los Angeles Times specifically praised Hilary Shepard Turner's acting in Turbo.

This a document about Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie.
 On Rotten Tomatoes the film has an approval rating of 15% based on 20 reviews, with an average rating of 3.8/10. On Metacritic, it has received a weighted average score of 35 out of 100, based on 9 reviews, indicating "generally unfavorable reviews". Audiences surveyed by CinemaScore gave the film a grade B on scale of A to F. Joe Leydon of Variety criticized the "high-camp cheesiness" and praised the acting of both Hilary Shepard Turner and Amy Jo Johnson. Lawrence Van Gelder of The New York Times has mixed feelings on the film, criticizing the storyline and dialogue and praising the visual effects and production values. Rita Kempley of the Washington Post called it "A purgatory of low-budget interplanetary adventure." Kevin Thomas of the Los Angeles Times gave a positive review, saying the filmmakers have brought "much panache and sophistication to the making of this fantasy adventure extolling the good old-fashioned virtues of spirit and courage embodied by the Power Rangers" and that "Turbo is a solid follow-up." He also praised Turner's acting and the visual effects.


Question: Where did the 2015 Boston Red Sox play their home games?

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Question: Who was the winning pitcher in the September 8, 2015 game for the opposing team?

Question: Who was the losing pitcher in the September 7, 2015 game for the opposing team?

Question: Who was the winning pitcher in the September 8, 2015 game for the Boston Red Sox?

Answer: Fenway Park

Answer: 64–72

Answer: Porcello

Answer: 11–4

Answer: 33,659

Answer: 65–72

Answer: Sanchez

Answer: 1–5 (10)

Answer: 34,464

Answer: 66–73

Answer: Kelly (10–6)

Answer: 10–4

Answer: Kelly (10–6)

Answer: Ogando (2–1)

Answer: 66–73

Answer: Ogando (2–1)

Answer: Buehrle

Answer: Ogando (2–1)

This a document about 2015 Boston Red Sox season.
 Fenway Park || 34,708 || 64–72 || W3 ; - style="text-align:center; background-color:#bbffbb;" ; 137 || September 7 || Blue Jays || 11–4 || Porcello (7–12) || Buehrle (14–7) || || Fenway Park || 33,659 || 65–72 || W4 ; - style="text-align:center; background-color:#ffbbbb;" ; 138 || September 8 || Blue Jays || 1–5 (10) || Sanchez (7–5) || Ogando (2–1) ||  || Fenway Park || 33,432 || 65–73 || L1 ; - style="text-align:center; background-color:#bbffbb;" ; 139 || September 9 || Blue Jays || 10–4 || Kelly (10–6) || Hutchison (13–4) || || Fenway Park || 34,464 || 66–73 || W1 ; -


Question: What was the name of the project that aimed to provide free county-wide internet connectivity in Bertie County?

Question: What was the annual cost of the 'Connect Bertie' project?

Question: What outside entity was contracted to provide internet services for the 'Connect Bertie' project?

Question: Who was the school superintendent who backed the 'Connect Bertie' project?

Question: What were the four playgrounds and other improvements completed by Pilloton and Miller prior to the Studio H curriculum?

Question: What event directly threatened the Studio H project following Zullinger's departure?

Question: What was the name of the curriculum project led by Pilloton and Miller in Bertie County?

Question: What was the name of the person who led the Studio H curriculum in Bertie County along with Pilloton?

Question: What was the outcome of the initial dismissal of Zullinger, and what did he ultimately do?

Question: What year did the tensions involving Zullinger and the Studio H project arise?

Question: What was the name of the person who was the school superintendent in Bertie County?

Answer: Connect Bertie

Answer: $2 million

Answer: Century Link

Answer: Zullinger

Answer: Four playgrounds, three computer labs, a weight room for the football team, and a county-wide graphic campaign.

Answer: Zullinger's departure directly threatened the Studio H project due to the loss of his support and the offered salaries.

Answer: Studio H

Answer: Miller

Answer: The initial dismissal of Zullinger was followed by a reversal of the dismissal and then acceptance of his resignation.

Answer: 2013

Answer: Zullinger

This a document about If You Build It.
 Prior to one-year Studio H curriculum in Bertie County, Pilloton and Miller had completed four architectural projects with the school board, as backed by Superintendent Zullinger: four playgrounds, three computer labs, a weight room for the football team, and a county-wide graphic campaign. Friction on the school board developed with another Zullinger-backed project, "Connect Bertie," a project to bring free county-wide internet connectivity by paying an outside entity, Century Link, to provide the internet services at a cost of $2 million annually. The tension culminated with Zullwinger's dismissal, followed a reversal of the dismissal and then acceptance of his resignation. Without his support and the offered salaries, Zullwinger's departure directly threatened the Studio H project. Other tensions arose, and in a 2013


Question: What physical characteristics does the poem in the document describe in the ideal sweetheart of Phi Sigma Kappa?

Question: What event or phenomenon brought a class of mature men with battle-tested experiences to collegiate campuses as described in the document?

Question: What percentage of Phi Sigma Kappa's active members were married for a time, as mentioned in the document?

Question: What significant life events did the fraternal magazine begin to celebrate, according to the document?

Question: What term is used in the document to refer to the solemn roster of members who had died, likely in service?

Question: What is the name of the organization referred to as 'old Phi Sig' in the poem?

Question: What is the name of the poem that describes the ideal sweetheart of Phi Sigma Kappa?

Question: What was the purpose or theme of the refrain mentioned in the poem about Phi Sigma Kappa's sweetheart?

Question: What was the purpose of expanding the fraternal magazine according to the document?

Answer: Golden hair, eyes of shining blue, lips so rare, and a skin so fair.

Answer: The massive post-war influx of GIs.

Answer: A significant percentage.

Answer: The fraternal magazine began to celebrate marriages and births.

Answer: Gold Stars

Answer: Phi Sigma Kappa

Answer: The poem is titled "She's the Beautiful Sweetheart of Old Phi Sig."

Answer: The purpose or theme of the refrain is to express enduring love and remembrance for the beautiful sweetheart of Phi Sigma Kappa, who is described as having golden hair, blue eyes, and a true heart.

Answer: To celebrate marriages and births as a counterpoint to the solemn roster of Gold Stars.

This a document about Phi Sigma Kappa.
When we find a girl with golden hair, ; And eyes of shining blue, ; With lips so rare, and a skin so fair, ; And a heart that shall ever be true. ; Then we'll love her and cherish her through the years, ; Singing this old refrain, ; She's the beautiful sweetheart of old Phi Sig, ; In our hearts she will e'er remain. In our hearts she will e'er remain. The massive post-war influx of GIs to collegiate campuses brought with it a class of men of maturity, and literally, battle-tested experiences of fraternal bonding. For a time, a significant percentage of Phi Sigma Kappa's active members were married. The fraternal magazine was expanded to celebrate marriages and births as counterpoint to the solemn roster of Gold Stars


Question: What is the name of the political party that has consistently supported the government of North Korea?

Question: What was the name of the Vietnam-era front organization of the Workers World Party?

Question: In what year did the American Servicemen's Union endorse a statement of support for the North Korean government?

Question: Who was the ASU delegate that read the 1971 statement of support for North Korea on North Korea's international radio station?

Question: In what year did Sam Marcy send a letter to Kim Jong-il on behalf of the Workers World Party?

Question: What was the subject of Sam Marcy's 1994 letter to Kim Jong-il?

Question: What did Sam Marcy describe Kim Il-sung as in his 1994 letter?

Question: Which later front groups of the Workers World Party have demonstrated in support of North Korea?

Answer: Workers World Party

Answer: American Servicemen's Union (ASU)

Answer: 1971

Answer: Andy Stapp.

Answer: 1994

Answer: The subject of Sam Marcy's 1994 letter to Kim Jong-il was expressing condolences on behalf of the Workers World Party on the death of Kim Jong-il's father, Kim Il-sung, and calling him a great leader and comrade in the international communist movement.

Answer: Sam Marcy described Kim Il-sung as a great leader and comrade in the international communist movement.

Answer: IAC and formerly International A.N.S.W.E.R.

This a document about Workers World Party.
 The WWP has maintained a position of supporting the government of North Korea. Through its Vietnam-era front organization, the American Servicemen's Union (ASU), the party endorsed a 1971 statement of support for that government. The statement was read on North Korea's international radio station by visiting ASU delegate Andy Stapp. In 1994, Sam Marcy sent a letter to Kim Jong-il expressing his condolences on behalf of the WWP on the death of his father Kim Il-sung, calling him a great leader and comrade in the international communist movement. Its later front groups, IAC and formerly International A.N.S.W.E.R., have also demonstrated in support of North Korea.


Question: Who is the informant that informs Garrett about the need to reassemble the Primal and contain its power?

Question: What is the name of the ship where Garrett confronts Aldous in the game 'Thief' (2014)?

Question: What is the name of the character who is being used by Aldous to help heal citizens in the cathedral?

Question: What is the name of the character Garrett confronts before pursuing Aldous in the game?

Question: What is the name of the condition or threat that the Primal's power is meant to save the City from in the game 'Thief' (2014)?

Question: What is the name of the character who drives Garrett away at the beginning of the game 'Thief' (2014)?

Question: What unintended consequence does Aldous's 'cure' have on the citizens he is healing?

Question: What is the name of the 2014 video game discussed in the document?

Question: What is the name of the character who leads the final confrontation with Garrett before he pursues Aldous?

Answer: The Queen of Beggars.

Answer: Dawn's Light

Answer: Erin

Answer: The General

Answer: The Gloom.

Answer: The Baron.

Answer: The citizens are eventually transformed into monsters.

Answer: Thief (2014 video game)

Answer: The General

This a document about Thief (2014 video game).
 eye, the Baron drives him away. Seeking information on the stone, Garrett visits one of his informants, the Queen of Beggars, who informs him that the Primal must be reassembled and its power contained, not only for Erin's sake, but also to save the City from the Gloom. Breaking into an old cathedral and finding Aldous using Erin to help him heal citizens, unaware that his 'cure' eventually transform them into monsters, Garrett finds himself in one final confrontation with the General, before pursuing Aldous to his hideout aboard a ship called "Dawn's Light". Just as Garrett attempts to dissuade him


Question: What is the historical origin of the name 'Newington' in street names like Newington Causeway and Newington Court?

Question: What is the historical significance of the name 'New Kent Road'?

Question: What is the origin of the name 'Nelson Square' in London Southwark?

Question: What is the origin of the name 'Newcomen Street' in London Southwark?

Question: What is the origin of the name 'New Globe Walk' in London Southwark?

Question: What was the original name of Newcomen Street before it was renamed after the Newcomen Charity?

Answer: The name 'Newington' means 'new village/farmstead' and dates to the early Middle Ages.

Answer: The name 'New Kent Road' is historically significant because it formed the traditional route down to Kent, with the 'New' section dating from 1751 as an extension of the Old Kent Road.

Answer: After Admiral Horatio Nelson.

Answer: Newcomen Street is named after the local Newcomen Charity, which was named for its 17th-century founder.

Answer: The name 'New Globe Walk' is after the Globe Theatre.

Answer: King Street

This a document about Street names of London Southwark.
Nebraska Street ; Nelson Square – after Admiral Horatio Nelson ; Newcomen Street – after the local Newcomen Charity, named for its 17th century founder; it was formerly King Street, after a local inn of this name ; New Globe Walk – after the Globe Theatre ; Newham's Row ; Newington Causeway and Newington Court – Newington is a now almost obsolete name for the Elephant and Castle area; it means ‘new village/farmstead’ and dates to the early Middle Ages ; New Kent Road – as this formed the traditional route down to Kent; the ‘New’ section dates from 1751, and is an extension of the Old Kent Road ; Nicholson Street


Question: What is the name of the forest research institute mentioned in the document?

Answer: Forest Sciences Centre of Catalonia (CTFC)

This a document about List of forest research institutes.
Forest Sciences Centre of Catalonia (CTFC)


Question: Which company acquired the National Building in the early 1980s?

Question: What organization was responsible for nominating the National Building for the National Register of Historic Places?

Question: For what purpose was the National Building restored by Cornerstone Development Corporation?

Question: How much did Cornerstone Development Corporation sell the National Building for in 1983?

Question: Which company purchased the National Building as part of the Waterfront Center offices project?

Question: On what date was the National Building added to the National Register of Historic Places?

Question: Which other buildings were added to the National Register of Historic Places on the same date as the National Building?

Question: What title was given to the entire block containing the National Building when it became a City of Seattle landmark in 1983?

Question: Which city's landmark status was granted to the entire block containing the National Building in 1983?

Question: What was the previous status of the National Building in a 1979 survey regarding the National Register of Historic Places?

Question: What was the original builder of the National Building?

Answer: Cornerstone Development Corporation

Answer: Cornerstone Development Corporation

Answer: The National Building was restored by Cornerstone Development Corporation for use as offices.

Answer: $2.16 million

Answer: Seattle Waterfront Associates

Answer: April 29, 1982.

Answer: Globe Building, Beebe Building, and Hotel Cecil.

Answer: "First Avenue Groups/Waterfront Center"

Answer: Seattle

Answer: It was deemed ineligible.

Answer: The original builder of the National Building was the Northern Pacific.

This a document about National Building.
 the Northern Pacific built. In the early 1980s, the building was acquired by Cornerstone Development Corporation who proceeded to nominate it for the National Register of Historic Places (It was deemed ineligible in a 1979 survey) and began restoring the building for use as offices. When completed they sold the building for $2.16 million to San Francisco-based Seattle Waterfront Associates who as part of their Waterfront Center offices project. The building was added to the Register of April 29, 1982, the same day as the Globe Building, Beebe Building and Hotel Cecil which occupied the other half of the block. One year later the entire block became a City of Seattle landmark under the title "First Avenue Groups/Waterfront Center".


Question: In what year does the story of Life Is Strange 2 begin?

Question: Who are the main characters living together in Seattle at the start of the game?

Question: What event causes Sean's father, Esteban, to be shot and killed?

Question: What incident leads to Sean and Daniel becoming fugitives?

Question: What is Sean's plan after becoming a fugitive with his brother Daniel?

Question: Where is Sean's father from, according to the document?

Question: What event causes environmental damage and prompts Sean to flee with Daniel?

Question: Who plays the role of Esteban, Sean and Daniel's father, in Life Is Strange 2?

Question: Who plays the role of Sean's mother, Karen, in Life Is Strange 2?

Question: What is the name of the neighbor who harasses Daniel at the beginning of the game?

Answer: 2016

Answer: Sean Diaz, his 9-year-old brother Daniel, and their father Esteban.

Answer: Sean's father, Esteban, is shot and killed by a police officer when Sean intervenes to protect his brother Daniel from their neighbor Brett's harassment, inadvertently injuring Brett as the officer passes by.

Answer: Sean and Daniel become fugitives after Esteban is shot and killed by a police officer following an incident where Sean intervenes to protect Daniel from their neighbor Brett.

Answer: Sean aims to take them to their father's Mexican hometown of Puerto Lobos.

Answer: Sean's father is from Puerto Lobos, Mexico.

Answer: A sudden explosion.

Answer: Amador Plascencia plays the role of Esteban, Sean and Daniel's father, in Life Is Strange 2.

Answer: Jolene Andersen

Answer: Brett

This a document about Life Is Strange 2.
 In 2016, 16-year-old Sean Diaz lives with his 9-year-old brother Daniel and father Esteban (Amador Plascencia) in Seattle, after Sean's mother Karen (Jolene Andersen) left them following Daniel's birth. The day the game begins, Sean intervenes when their neighbor Brett (Robert Shearer) harasses Daniel, inadvertently injuring Brett as a police officer passes by. Esteban arrives at the scene and is shot and killed by the officer. A sudden explosion damages the environment, and Sean flees with Daniel before more police arrive. Now fugitives, Sean aims to take them to their father's Mexican hometown of Puerto Lobos. Near Mount Rainier, the brothers are recognized by the


Question: Which organization maintains the national records in track cycling for Great Britain?

Answer: British Cycling.

This a document about British records in track cycling.
 The following are the national records in track cycling in Great Britain maintained by Great Britain's national cycling federation: British Cycling.


Question: What is Daxter's job in the game Jak and Daxter?

Question: Which company employs Daxter as a pest exterminator?

Question: What is Daxter trying to do while working as a pest exterminator?

Question: What is the name of the game that was first released in North America on November 3, 2009?

Question: For which gaming platforms was Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier first released?

Question: How much time after the original trilogy does the narrative of Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier take place?

Question: What is the name of the world’s edge where Jak, Daxter, and Keira travel in search of ancient Precursor machinery?

Question: What are Jak, Daxter, and Keira searching for at the edge of the world?

Question: What is the reason Jak, Daxter, and Keira travel to the edge of the world?

Question: Who is the character that imprisons Jak in the game?

Question: What resource is running low in Jak and Daxter's world, prompting their journey to the Brink?

Question: What is the primary objective of Jak, Daxter, and Keira in their journey to the Brink?

Answer: Daxter is employed as a pest exterminator by the Kridder Ridder company.

Answer: Kridder Ridder company.

Answer: Daxter is on a quest to find and free Jak from his imprisonment by the Krimzon Guard.

Answer: Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier

Answer: PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable.

Answer: An undisclosed amount of time.

Answer: The Brink

Answer: Jak, Daxter, and Keira are searching for ancient Precursor machinery at the edge of the world.

Answer: They travel to the edge of the world in search of ancient Precursor machinery that can reverse the decline of Eco.

Answer: The Krimzon Guard.

Answer: Eco

Answer: To find ancient Precursor machinery that can reverse the decline of Eco.

This a document about Jak and Daxter.
 employed as a pest exterminator by the Kridder Ridder company, in which he works to mitigate the incoming metal bug invasion. Alongside this work, Daxter is on a quest to find and free Jak from his imprisonment by the Krimzon Guard. Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier was first released in North America on November 3, 2009, for the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable. Its narrative takes place an undisclosed amount of time after the events of the original trilogy. When their world begins to run low on Eco, Jak, Daxter, and Keira travel to the Brink, the edge of the world, in search of ancient Precursor machinery that can reverse this decline of Eco.


Question: In which city and year was the Ancient and Primitive Rite of Memphis-Misraïm founded?

Question: What are the two older rites that merged to form the Rite of Memphis-Misraïm?

Question: What is the alternate name sometimes used to describe the Rite of Memphis-Misraïm and why?

Question: How many degrees are there in the original system of the Rite of Memphis-Misraïm?

Question: Until what year was the Rite of Memphis-Misraïm governed internationally by a Grand Hierophant?

Question: Who was the first Grand Hierophant of the Rite of Memphis-Misraïm?

Question: What is the name of the famous historical figure who was the first Grand Hierophant of the Rite of Memphis-Misraïm and also a military leader of the Risorgimento?

Question: What is the name of the position that governed the Rite of Memphis-Misraïm internationally from 1881 until 1923?

Question: What is the name of the historical period during which the predecessors of the Rite of Memphis-Misraïm originated?

Answer: Naples, Italy in September 1881.

Answer: The Rite of Misraïm and the Rite of Memphis.

Answer: The alternate name sometimes used to describe the Rite of Memphis-Misraïm is "Egyptian Freemasonry," due to the invocation of hermetic-derived esoteric symbolism referencing Ancient Egypt in its system of degrees.

Answer: 99 degrees.

Answer: 1923

Answer: Giuseppe Garibaldi was the first Grand Hierophant of the Rite of Memphis-Misraïm.

Answer: Giuseppe Garibaldi

Answer: Grand Hierophant

Answer: The 18th century.

This a document about Rite of Memphis-Misraim.
 The Ancient and Primitive Rite of Memphis-Misraïm is a masonic rite founded in Naples, Italy in September 1881 by the merger of two older rites; the Rite of Misraïm and the Rite of Memphis. Although founded in 1881, its predecessors have their origins in the 18th century. The system is sometimes known as "Egyptian Freemasonry" due to the invocation of hermetic-derived esoteric symbolism referencing Ancient Egypt in its system of degrees. The rite is noted for its high number of degrees in its system; it has 99 degrees, though some modern French variations practice only 33 degrees. Memphis-Misraïm was governed internationally under a Grand Hierophant from 1881 until 1923. This first of these was Giuseppe Garibaldi, the famous military leader of the Risorgimento, who had also been Grand Master of the Grand


Question: Which publication asked how the Sunday Mirror obtained a transcript of phone calls by Angus Deayton in early 2003?

Question: What information did the Sunday Mirror possess in October 2003 regarding Rio Ferdinand?

Question: Who co-wrote the story about Rio Ferdinand's phone calls and text messages for the Sunday Mirror?

Question: Which newspaper did James Weatherup move to after his time at the Sunday Mirror?

Question: Who was the former Daily Mirror journalist that claimed phone hacking was 'endemic' at the Mirror under Piers Morgan's editorship?

Question: Which newspaper did James Hipwell speak to on 22 July about the phone hacking practices at the Mirror?

Question: What was the reason Rio Ferdinand claimed for having his mobile switched off on the afternoon in question in October 2003?

Question: What did James Hipwell claim about phone hacking practices at the Mirror under Piers Morgan's editorship?

Answer: Private Eye

Answer: The Sunday Mirror possessed every call and text message made by Rio Ferdinand one afternoon in October 2003.

Answer: James Weatherup

Answer: News of the World

Answer: James Hipwell

Answer: The Independent

Answer: Rio Ferdinand claimed to have missed a drugs test due to having his mobile switched off.

Answer: James Hipwell claimed that the practice of phone hacking had been "endemic" at the Mirror under Piers Morgan's editorship.

This a document about News International phone hacking scandal.
 On 20 July, Private Eye asked how the Sunday Mirror had, early in 2003, obtained a transcript of phone calls by Angus Deayton and in October 2003 had come into possession of every call and text message made by Rio Ferdinand one afternoon (when he claimed to have missed a drugs test due to having his mobile switched off). The latter story was co-written by James Weatherup, who moved to the News of the World the following year. On 22 July, former Daily Mirror financial journalist James Hipwell spoke to The Independent, claiming that the practice had been "endemic" at the Mirror during his time there under the editorship of Piers Morgan. "They would call a


Question: Who are the vocalists listed in the Glitter Grass from the Nashwood Hollyville Strings lineup?

Question: Which musician is credited with playing the banjo, fiddle, and guitar for Glitter Grass?

Question: Who played the mandolin in the Glitter Grass from the Nashwood Hollyville Strings?

Question: Which member of the group played the marimba?

Question: Who provided harmony vocals in the Glitter Grass from the Nashwood Hollyville Strings?

Question: Who was the producer of the Glitter Grass from the Nashwood Hollyville Strings project?

Question: Who were the engineers credited with working on the production of the Glitter Grass from the Nashwood Hollyville Strings?

Question: Who played the drums in the Glitter Grass from the Nashwood Hollyville Strings?

Question: Which musician played the synthesizer, piano, and clavinet for the Glitter Grass from the Nashwood Hollyville Strings?

Question: Who played the dobro and guitar in the Glitter Grass from the Nashwood Hollyville Strings?

Question: Which musician played the conga in the Glitter Grass from the Nashwood Hollyville Strings?

Question: Which musician played the harmonica and cello for the Glitter Grass from the Nashwood Hollyville Strings?

Question: Who played the piano and keyboards for the Glitter Grass from the Nashwood Hollyville Strings?

Question: Which musician played the bass in the Glitter Grass from the Nashwood Hollyville Strings?

Answer: Rodney Dillard, Linda Dillard, Buddy Emmons, Laura Creamer, Ginger Blake, Benny Martin, and Pepper Watkins.

Answer: John Hartford

Answer: Sam Bush and Michael Melford played the mandolin.

Answer: Greg Selker played the marimba.

Answer: Benny Martin and Pepper Watkins provided harmony vocals.

Answer: Michael Melford was the producer.

Answer: Ernie Winfrey and Allen Sudduth.

Answer: Kenny Malone and Scott Mathews played the drums.

Answer: Philip Aaberg

Answer: Rodney Dillard and Buddy Emmons played the dobro and guitar in the Glitter Grass from the Nashwood Hollyville Strings.

Answer: Samm Bennett played the conga.

Answer: Jeff Gilkenson

Answer: Hargus "Pig" Robbins played the piano and keyboards.

Answer: Mac Cridlin – bass

This a document about Glitter Grass from the Nashwood Hollyville Strings.
Rodney Dillard – vocals, dobro, guitar ; Doug Dillard – vocals, banjo, guitar ; John Hartford – vocals, banjo, fiddle, guitar ; Sam Bush – mandolin ; Jim Colvard – guitar ; Mac Cridlin – bass ; Linda Dillard – vocals ; Buddy Emmons – dobro, pedal steel guitar, harmony vocals ; Amos Garrett – guitar ; Jeff Gilkenson – harmonica, cello ; Kenny Malone – drums, percussion ; Scott Mathews – drums ; Michael Melford – mandolin, harmony vocals ; Hargus "Pig" Robbins – piano, keyboards ; Greg Selker – marimba ; Philip Aaberg – synthesizer, piano, clavinet ; Samm Bennett – conga ; Henry Strzelecki – bass ; Laura Creamer – vocals ; Ginger Blake – vocals ; Benny Martin – harmony vocals ; Pepper Watkins – harmony vocals Michael Melford – producer ; Ernie Winfrey – engineer ; Allen Sudduth – engineer Production notes:


Question: When was Tsuneya Yuzaki born?

Question: What sport did Tsuneya Yuzaki play?

Question: Which three Summer Olympics did Tsuneya Yuzaki compete in?

Question: What country did Tsuneya Yuzaki represent in the Olympics?

Answer: Tsuneya Yuzaki was born on 10 February 1941.

Answer: Tsuneya Yuzaki played field hockey.

Answer: Tsuneya Yuzaki competed in the 1960, 1964, and 1968 Summer Olympics.

Answer: Japan.

This a document about Tsuneya Yuzaki.
 Tsuneya Yuzaki (born 10 February 1941) is a Japanese field hockey player. He competed at the 1960 Summer Olympics, the 1964 Summer Olympics and the 1968 Summer Olympics.


Question: At what age was Coleman Young II told by his father to carry on the Coleman Young name and legacy?

Question: In which year did Coleman Young II return to Detroit?

Question: What church is Coleman Young II a member of?

Question: What is the name of the weekly talk show hosted by Coleman Young II since July 2005?

Question: On which channels is The 'Young Effect' talk show broadcast?

Question: What type of show is The 'Young Effect' according to the document?

Question: What does Coleman Young II cover on his weekly talk show?

Question: Where does Coleman Young II hold his thirty-minute Town Hall Meeting following his talk show?

Answer: Twelve.

Answer: 2005

Answer: Coleman Young II is a member of St. Paul Church of God in Christ.

Answer: The Young Effect

Answer: The "Young Effect" talk show is broadcast on WHPR (Channel 91 Comcast) and simulcast on 88.1 FM.

Answer: The "Young Effect" is a weekly talk show.

Answer: Coleman Young II covers community issues and provides updates on activities at the Capitol on his weekly talk show.

Answer: On his Facebook page.

This a document about Coleman Young II.
 the age of twelve wherein his father asked him to carry on the Coleman Young name and legacy. In 2005, Young returned to Detroit, where he currently resides. He is a member of St. Paul Church of God in Christ. Since July 2005, Young has hosted The "Young Effect," a weekly talk show broadcast Sunday evenings, on WHPR (Channel 91 Comcast) and simulcast on 88.1 FM. The show is a live, uncensored, call-in show. Each week Young covers community issues and provides updates on activities at the Capitol. He follows the broadcast show with a thirty-minute Town Hall Meeting on his Facebook page.


Question: What was Ruplal Bishvakarma's role in Nepalese politics?

Question: From which district did Ruplal Bishvakarma hail?

Question: What organization did Ruplal Bishvakarma lead that fought against feudal landlords?

Question: Who is credited with having been introduced to militant politics by Ruplal Bishvakarma in the 1970s?

Question: In what year did Ruplal's group participate in the formation of the Nepal Workers Peasants Organisation?

Question: Which faction of the Nepal Workers Peasants Organisation did Ruplal Bishvakarma join in 1983?

Question: Which organization did Ruplal Bishvakarma co-found with the Proletarian Communist League?

Question: What role did Ruplal Bishvakarma assume in the organization he co-founded with the Proletarian Communist League?

Question: What was the social background of Ruplal Bishvakarma's family?

Question: What was the primary goal of the Kisan Samiti led by Ruplal Bishvakarma?

Question: What event in 1990 is mentioned in the document as involving Ruplal Bishvakarma's group?

Question: What made Ruplal Bishvakarma an oddity among Nepalese communist leaders?

Question: What was the name of the organization Ruplal Bishvakarma joined after breaking away from the NWPO faction led by Hareram Sharma?

Answer: Ruplal Bishvakarma was a Nepalese communist politician, peasant leader, and Dalit activist who led the Kisan Samiti and played a role in introducing Pushpa Kamal Dahal (Prachanda) to militant politics. He was involved in the formation of the Nepal Workers Peasants Organisation and later founded the Proletarian Workers Organisation.

Answer: Chitwan district.

Answer: Kisan Samiti (Peasants Association)

Answer: Pushpa Kamal Dahal (a.k.a. Prachanda) is credited with having been introduced to militant politics by Ruplal Bishvakarma in the 1970s.

Answer: 1976

Answer: Ruplal Bishvakarma joined the faction led by Hareram Sharma in 1983.

Answer: Proletarian Workers Organisation

Answer: Ruplal Bishvakarma became the leader of the Proletarian Workers Organisation, which he co-founded with the Proletarian Communist League.

Answer: Ruplal Bishvakarma hailed from a middle peasant family in the Chitwan district.

Answer: The primary goal of the Kisan Samiti led by Ruplal Bishvakarma was to fight against feudal landlords and agitate small farmers to seize crops from the landlords.

Answer: The 1990 popular uprising.

Answer: Ruplal Bishvakarma was an oddity among Nepalese communist leaders because he hailed from a middle peasant family.

Answer: Proletarian Workers Organisation

This a document about Ruplal Bishvakarma.
 Ruplal Bishvakarma (रूपलाल विश्वकर्मा) was a Nepalese communist politician, peasant leader and Dalit activist. Ruplal hailed from a middle peasant family in the Chitwan district. Something of an oddity amongst Nepalese communist leaders. Ruplal led the Kisan Samiti (Peasants Association), which fought against feudal landlords and agitated small farmers to seize crops from the landlords. Ruplal is credited with having introduced Pushpa Kamal Dahal (a.k.a. Prachanda) to militant politics in the 1970s. In 1976 Ruplal's group took part in the formation of the Nepal Workers Peasants Organisation. When the NWPO split in 1983, Ruplal joined the NWPO faction led by Hareram Sharma. Soon, however he broke away from that organisation. Together with Proletarian Communist League he founded the Proletarian Workers Organisation, of which he became the leader. During the 1990 popular uprising Ruplal's group


Question: At what age did Richard Gasquet play his first junior match?

Question: What was Richard Gasquet's career-high juniors singles ranking and when was it attained?

Question: What was Richard Gasquet's career singles record as a junior?

Question: Which junior Grand Slam tournaments did Richard Gasquet win in 2002?

Question: What was Richard Gasquet's result at the Junior Australian Open in 2002?

Question: What was the name of the tournament where Richard Gasquet played his first junior match?

Question: What was Richard Gasquet's career doubles record as a junior?

Question: What was Richard Gasquet's result at Wimbledon as a junior in 2002?

Question: What year did Richard Gasquet play his first junior match?

Question: What did Richard Gasquet's junior Grand Slam performances in 2002 lead people to believe about his future career?

Answer: 12

Answer: Richard Gasquet's career-high juniors singles ranking was world No. 1, attained on 9 September 2002.

Answer: 44–7

Answer: Richard Gasquet won the Junior French Open and the Junior US Open in 2002.

Answer: Semifinals.

Answer: A grade 3 tournament in France.

Answer: 10–4

Answer: A (-)

Answer: 1999

Answer: That he would become a future world number 1.

This a document about Richard Gasquet.
 Gasquet played his first junior match in April 1999 at the age of 12 at a grade 3 tournament in France. As a junior, he posted a 44–7 career singles record and a 10–4 career doubles record. He had a career-high juniors singles ranking of world No. 1, attained on 9 September 2002. During the same year, he made the semifinals of the Junior Australian Open and won the Junior French Open and the Junior US Open. His wins at junior grand slams at such a young age caused him to become one of the most anticipated juniors ever and many thought that he would become a future world number 1. Junior Grand Slam results - Singles: Australian Open: SF (2002) French Open: W (2002) Wimbledon: A (-) US Open: W (2002)


Question: Who first described Asplenium hookerianum and under what name?

Question: Why was the name Asplenium adiantoides disregarded?

Question: Who described Asplenium hookerianum in 1845?

Question: After whom was Asplenium hookerianum named?

Question: What was the name of the 2020 study that divided the genus Asplenium into eleven clades?

Question: To which clade does Asplenium hookerianum belong according to the 2020 phylogeny?

Question: What is a distinguishing characteristic of members of the Neottopteris clade?

Question: Which other species formed a clade with Asplenium hookerianum in the 2020 phylogeny?

Answer: Raoul first described Asplenium hookerianum in 1844 under the name Asplenium adiantoides.

Answer: The name Asplenium adiantoides was disregarded due to conflicting earlier homonyms.

Answer: Colenso

Answer: Asplenium hookerianum was named after British botanist Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker.

Answer: A global phylogeny of Asplenium

Answer: Neottopteris clade

Answer: Members of the Neottopteris clade generally have somewhat leathery leaf tissue.

Answer: Asplenium bulbiferum, Asplenium cimmeriorum, and Asplenium richardii.

This a document about Asplenium hookerianum.
 First described by Raoul in 1844 as Asplenium adiantoides. This name was disregarded due to conflicting earlier homonyms. It was later described by Colenso in 1845. It was named after British botanist Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker. A global phylogeny of Asplenium published in 2020 divided the genus into eleven clades, which were given informal names pending further taxonomic study. A. hookerianum belongs to the "Neottopteris clade", members of which generally have somewhat leathery leaf tissue. It formed a clade with A. bulbiferum, A. cimmeriorum, and A. richardii.


Question: What company did Robert Fay work for before the war?

Question: What is notable about the company Robert Fay worked for before the war?

Question: What language did Robert Fay speak fluently?

Question: Who was Robert Fay's brother-in-law?

Question: Where did Walter E. Scholz, Robert Fay's brother-in-law, live?

Answer: Submarine Signal Company

Answer: The company Robert Fay worked for before the war, the Submarine Signal Company, eventually merged with Raytheon Company.

Answer: English.

Answer: Walter E. Scholz

Answer: New Jersey.

This a document about Robert Fay.
 Robert Fay had worked at the Submarine Signal Company (a company that would eventually merge with Raytheon Company) in Boston before the war and spoke English fluently. He also had family, brother-in-law Walter E. Scholz, who lived in New Jersey.


Question: Which species of plants listed in Nakai-Nam Theun National Park are considered threatened by the IUCN?

Question: Where is the only known population of Vietnamese White Pine in Laos located?

Answer: Cephalotaxus mannii

Answer: The only known population of Vietnamese White Pine in Laos is located in Nakai-Nam Theun National Park.

This a document about Nakai-Nam Theun National Park.
 Species of plants listed as threatened by IUCN include conifer Cephalotaxus mannii. The only known population of Vietnamese White Pine in Laos is in Nakai-Nam Theun.


Question: What sport is Celso Dayrit's family heavily involved in?

Question: What organization did Celso Dayrit's father, Francisco Sr., found in the 1930s?

Question: What nickname is given to Celso Dayrit's father for his contributions to the sport in the Philippines?

Answer: Fencing

Answer: The Philippine Amateur Fencers Association (now Philippine Fencing Association).

Answer: "Father of Philippine Fencing"

This a document about Celso Dayrit.
 Celso Dayrit comes from a family heavily involved in the sport of fencing with his father Francisco Sr. who founded the Philippine Amateur Fencers Association (now Philippine Fencing Association) in the 1930s and is known for being the "Father of Philippine Fencing".


Question: When was the committee formed to promote a railway in the Bolton and Leigh area?

Question: What was the purpose of the committee formed by William Hulton, Benjamin Hick, and Peter Rothwell?

Question: What were the members of the committee required to do on 1 October 1824?

Question: Who were the local businessmen involved in forming the committee for the Bolton and Leigh railway?

Question: What was the intended destination of the proposed railway or tram road from Bolton?

Question: Which pioneering railway engineer was consulted by the committee for his views on the railway scheme?

Question: Why was George Stephenson a suitable person for the committee to consult about the railway scheme?

Answer: Sometime before 1 October 1824.

Answer: The purpose of the committee was to promote a railway in the area and to make a railway or railways or tram road from Bolton to the Leeds and Liverpool canal.

Answer: The members of the committee were required to pay money into a bank for the "making of a railway or railways or tram road from Bolton to the Leeds and Liverpool canal."

Answer: William Hulton, Benjamin Hick, and Peter Rothwell.

Answer: The Leeds and Liverpool canal.

Answer: George Stephenson

Answer: George Stephenson was a pioneering railway engineer and was familiar with the area as he was surveying the route of the future Liverpool and [presumably Manchester] railway.

This a document about Bolton and Leigh Railway.
 Sometime before 1 October 1824 a committee was formed by local businessmen, including William Hulton, Benjamin Hick and Peter Rothwell to promote a railway in the area. The committee is first recorded on that date as requiring its 63 members to pay money into a bank for the "making of a railway or railways or tram road from Bolton to the Leeds and Liverpool canal..." Several routes were proposed and the committee contacted the pioneering railway engineer George Stephenson for his views on the scheme. Stephenson was familiar with the area as he was in the process of surveying the route of the future Liverpool and


Question: What is the name of the corridor that has been rezoned for commercial and residential development as part of the Hudson Yards Redevelopment Project?

Question: What two major developments are associated with the rezoning of the Lincoln Tunnel Expressway-Dyer Avenue corridor?

Question: Which New York City agency issued a master plan in 2003 for the creation of a park system between Ninth Avenue and Tenth Avenue?

Question: What is the approximate size of the property owned by PANYNJ in Midtown West as of 2014?

Question: What is the geographic range of the proposed park system between Ninth Avenue and Tenth Avenue?

Question: Between which streets is the PANYNJ property in Midtown West mostly located?

Question: What is the name of the agency that owns approximately 19 acres of property in Midtown West as of 2014?

Question: Between which avenues is the PANYNJ property in Midtown West mostly located?

Answer: Lincoln Tunnel Expressway-Dyer Avenue corridor

Answer: The Hudson Yards Redevelopment Project and the construction of the 7 Subway Extension.

Answer: The New York City Department of City Planning.

Answer: 19 acres

Answer: From West 39th Street to West 34th Street.

Answer: Between 30th and 41st streets.

Answer: PANYNJ

Answer: 9th and 10th avenues.

This a document about Lincoln Tunnel Expressway.
 The area around the Lincoln Tunnel Expressway-Dyer Avenue corridor has been rezoned for commercial and residential development as part of the Hudson Yards Redevelopment Project and the construction of the 7 Subway Extension. The 2003 the New York City Department of City Planning issued a master plan that calls for the creation of a network of open space between Ninth Avenue and Tenth Avenue to create a park system from West 39th Street to West 34th Street. As of 2014, the PANYNJ owned about 19 acre  of property in Midtown West, mostly between 30th and 41st streets and 9th and 10th avenues, much


Question: What event led E. Myles Standish to recalculate Neptune's gravitational effect on Uranus?

Question: By how much was Neptune's mass revised downward based on Voyager 2's 1989 flyby data?

Question: What was the mass equivalent of the revision in Neptune's total mass?

Question: What model was used to recalculate Neptune's gravitational effect on Uranus after the revised mass data?

Question: What was the impact of the revised mass data on the supposed discrepancies in Uranus's orbit?

Question: What space probes have trajectories that do not show discrepancies due to a large undiscovered object in the outer Solar System?

Question: What is the current status of the concept of Planet X as defined by Lowell?

Question: As of January 2016, what is the nature of the speculation regarding Planet Nine?

Answer: Voyager 2's 1989 flyby of Neptune, which revised the planet's total mass downward by 0.5%.

Answer: Neptune's mass was revised downward by 0.5%.

Answer: The revision in Neptune's total mass was equivalent to the mass of Mars.

Answer: The Jet Propulsion Laboratory Developmental Ephemeris (JPL DE) was used.

Answer: The supposed discrepancies in Uranus's orbit vanished when Neptune's newly determined mass was used in the Jet Propulsion Laboratory Developmental Ephemeris (JPL DE).

Answer: Pioneer 10, Pioneer 11, Voyager 1, and Voyager 2.

Answer: Most astronomers agree that Planet X, as Lowell defined it, does not exist.

Answer: As of January 2016, there is speculation concerning Planet Nine.

This a document about Robert Sutton Harrington.
 Six months before Harrington's death, E. Myles Standish had used data from Voyager 2's 1989 flyby of Neptune, which had revised the planet's total mass downward by 0.5%—an amount comparable to the mass of Mars —to recalculate its gravitational effect on Uranus. When Neptune's newly determined mass was used in the Jet Propulsion Laboratory Developmental Ephemeris (JPL DE), the supposed discrepancies in the Uranian orbit, and with them the need for a Planet X, vanished. There are no discrepancies in the trajectories of any space probes such as Pioneer 10, Pioneer 11, Voyager 1, and Voyager 2 that can be attributed to the gravitational pull of a large undiscovered object in the outer Solar System. Although most astronomers agree that Planet X, as Lowell defined it, does not exist, as of January 2016 there is speculation concerning Planet Nine.


Question: How many municipalities are included in the Tierra de Barros sub-zone?

Question: What is the composition of the soil in the Tierra de Barros sub-zone?

Question: What characteristic of the land in Tierra de Barros facilitates the mechanization of vineyard activities?

Answer: 36

Answer: The soil is clayey with very good moisture retention properties and has a high lime content.

Answer: The land is flat.

This a document about Ribera del Guadiana.
 The Tierra de Barros sub-zone covers 36 municipalities. The soil is clayey with very good moisture retention properties and has a high lime content. The lie of the land is flat which allowed the mechanization of vineyards activities.


Question: What event was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic where Hatakawa would have competed?

Question: Where did Hatakawa make her senior international debut in 2020, and what was her placement?

Question: At which competition did Hatakawa return to the junior level in 2020, and what was her result?

Question: Who were the competitors Hatakawa finished behind and ahead of at the 2020 NRW Autumn Trophy?

Question: Who did Hatakawa surprisingly defeat to win her first national title at the 2021 German Championships?

Question: Why was Nicole Schott unable to attend the 2021 German Championships?

Question: Which events were cancelled in 2021, as mentioned in the document?

Question: Which competition was Hatakawa assigned to after the 2021 European Championships were cancelled and Schott was named to the World Championships team?

Question: Did Hatakawa participate in the competition she was assigned to in 2021, and what was her decision?

Answer: The Junior Grand Prix.

Answer: Hatakawa made her senior international debut at the 2020 CS Nebelhorn Trophy, placing 16th.

Answer: Hatakawa returned to the junior level at the 2020 NRW Autumn Trophy, where she won the silver medal.

Answer: Hatakawa finished behind Kimmy Repond of Switzerland and ahead of German teammate Carmen Wolf at the 2020 NRW Autumn Trophy.

Answer: Nathalie Weinzierl and Dora Hus.

Answer: Nicole Schott was unable to attend the 2021 German Championships due to COVID-related restrictions.

Answer: The 2021 German Junior Championships and the 2021 European Championships were cancelled.

Answer: 2021 Challenge Cup

Answer: Hatakawa was assigned to the 2021 Challenge Cup but later withdrew.

This a document about Aya Hatakawa.
 Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Junior Grand Prix, where Hatakawa would have competed, was cancelled. She instead made her senior international debut at the 2020 CS Nebelhorn Trophy, placing 16th. Hatakawa returned to the junior level at the 2020 NRW Autumn Trophy, where she finished second in both segments to win the silver behind Kimmy Repond of Switzerland and ahead of German teammate Carmen Wolf. After the 2021 German Championships were relocated, Hatakawa surprisingly prevailed over Olympian and former two-time national champion Nathalie Weinzierl and Dora Hus to win her first national title; reigning champion Nicole Schott was unable to attend the competition due to COVID-related restrictions. After the 2021 German Junior Championships and the 2021 European Championships were cancelled and Schott was named to the 2021 World Championships team, Hatakawa was instead assigned to the 2021 Challenge Cup. She later withdrew.


Question: In which years did Juan Taduran win the title successively after his first victory in 1921?

Question: What achievement made Juan Taduran the second athlete to win three straight titles in an event at the competition?

Question: Who was the first athlete to win three straight titles in an event at the competition before Juan Taduran?

Question: What medal did Juan Taduran win in the 800 metres at the 1925 Games?

Question: What role did Juan Taduran take on after retiring from athletics?

Question: Which team did Juan Taduran coach at the 1930 Far Eastern Championship Games?

Question: What was the result of the Philippines' performance in the 1930 Far Eastern Championship Games under Juan Taduran's coaching?

Question: What event did Juan Taduran win titles in successively at the 1921, 1923, and 1925 Games?

Question: What was the name of the competition where Juan Taduran won multiple titles?

Answer: 1923 and 1925.

Answer: Winning titles successively at the 1921, 1923, and 1925 Games.

Answer: Fortunato Catalon

Answer: Bronze medal.

Answer: Head coach of the Filipino baseball team.

Answer: Juan Taduran coached the Filipino baseball team at the 1930 Far Eastern Championship Games.

Answer: The Philippines were defeated in all games.

Answer: Juan Taduran won titles in an event successively at the 1921, 1923, and 1925 Games, but the specific event is not mentioned in the document.

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

This a document about Juan Taduran.
 after Genaro Saavedra. He won that title two more times successively at the 1923 Games and 1925 Games. This made him the second athlete to win three straight titles in an event at the competition, after multiple sprint champion Fortunato Catalon. Ultimately this made him the most successful combined events athlete in the competition's history. Taduran also won an 800 metres bronze medal in his final appearance in 1925. Following his retirement from athletics he turned to coaching and was head coach of the Filipino baseball team for the 1930 Far Eastern Championship Games. The Philippines were defeated in all games at that tournament.


Question: What is the name of the tribe for which Eragrostis is the type genus?

Question: What is the common reason that many species were moved from Eragrostis to other genera?

Question: Name one genus that some species previously in Eragrostis are now considered better suited for.

Question: Name another genus that some species previously in Eragrostis are now considered better suited for.

Question: Name a third genus that some species previously in Eragrostis are now considered better suited for.

Question: Name a genus other than Cladoraphis that some species previously in Eragrostis are now considered better suited for.

Question: Name another genus other than Cladoraphis that some species previously in Eragrostis are now considered better suited for.

Question: Name a third genus other than Cladoraphis that some species previously in Eragrostis are now considered better suited for.

Question: Name a fourth genus other than Cladoraphis that some species previously in Eragrostis are now considered better suited for.

Question: What is the full name of the genus that serves as the type genus for the tribe Eragrostideae?

Question: What is the name of the tribe to which Eragrostis is the type genus?

Question: Name a genus other than Cladoraphis, Coelachyrum, or Poa that some species previously in Eragrostis are now considered better suited for.

Question: Name another genus other than Cladoraphis, Coelachyrum, or Poa that some species previously in Eragrostis are now considered better suited for.

Question: Name a third genus other than Cladoraphis, Coelachyrum, or Poa that some species previously in Eragrostis are now considered better suited for.

Question: Name a fourth genus other than Cladoraphis, Coelachyrum, or Poa that some species previously in Eragrostis are now considered better suited for.

Question: Name another genus, besides Diplachne, that some species previously in Eragrostis are now considered better suited for.

Answer: Eragrostideae

Answer: The common reason that many species were moved from Eragrostis to other genera is that they are now considered better suited to those other genera.

Answer: Cladoraphis

Answer: Cladoraphis

Answer: Cladoraphis

Answer: Poa

Answer: Coelachyrum

Answer: Coelachyrum

Answer: Coelachyrum

Answer: Eragrostis

Answer: Eragrostideae

Answer: Diplachne

Answer: Diplachne

Answer: Diplachne

Answer: Diplachne

Answer: Cladoraphis

This a document about Eragrostis.
Formerly included Eragrostis is the type genus of the tribe Eragrostideae. Many species now considered better suited to other genera, including Cladoraphis Coelachyrum Desmazeria Diplachne Ectrosia Festuca Harpachne Poa etc.


Question: What is the title of the simulation game where the player can explore a procedurally generated universe?

Question: What is the initial ability the player has in the game Everything?

Question: At the start of the game, what types of creatures or objects can the player shift control to?

Question: What happens to the game's scale when the player shifts to a smaller creature or object?

Question: What is the smallest level the player can reach by shifting into smaller parts of matter in the game?

Question: After reaching the sub-atomic level, what new ability does the player gain in the game Everything?

Question: What is the primary objective or experience offered by the game Everything?

Answer: Everything

Answer: The initial ability the player has is to shift control to any creature or object smaller than the current one they occupy.

Answer: At the start of the game, the player can shift control to any creature or object smaller than the current one they occupy.

Answer: The game's scale shifts to reflect the smaller creature or object.

Answer: The sub-atomic level.

Answer: The player can shift to larger objects.

Answer: The primary objective or experience offered by the game Everything is to explore a procedurally generated universe and control various objects, shifting between different scales from large creatures to sub-atomic levels and then to larger objects.

This a document about Everything (video game).
 Everything is a simulation game where the player has the ability to explore a procedurally generated universe and control various objects within it. The player starts as one of many possible creatures and has the ability to move around. Initially, the player can shift their control to any creature or object smaller than the current one they occupy; this shifts the scale of the game to reflect this. Eventually the player can only shift into smaller and smaller parts of matter, down to the sub-atomic level, after which the game then allows the player to shift to larger objects as well. From this


Question: What is the title of the first album by Mr. Fox?

Question: Which record label released Mr. Fox's 1971 album *The Gipsy*?

Question: What is the title of the 1975 album that compiles Mr. Fox's complete works?

Question: What is the title of the 2004 album released by Castle Music, featuring Mr. Fox?

Question: Who are the artists featured on the 1971 album *He Came from the Mountain*?

Question: What is the title of the 1973 album featuring Sydney Carter and his songs?

Question: What is the name of the artist who released the 1973 album *Carolanne Pegg*?

Question: What is the title of the 1973 album by Bob Pegg and Nick Strutt?

Question: What is the title of the 1974 album by Bob Pegg?

Question: Which label released Bob Pegg’s 1975 album *Ancient Maps*?

Question: What is the title of Bob Pegg’s 1996 album?

Question: What is the name of the 2006 anthology that compiles Bob Pegg's work?

Question: Which record label released the 1973 album *With Sydney Carter And Now It Is So Early: The Songs of Sydney Carter*?

Question: What is the name of the record label that released Bob and Carole Pegg's 1971 album *He Came from the Mountain*?

Answer: Mr Fox

Answer: Transatlantic

Answer: The Complete Mr Fox

Answer: Join Us in our Game

Answer: Trailer.

Answer: With Sydney Carter And Now It Is So Early: The Songs of Sydney Carter

Answer: Carolanne Pegg

Answer: Bob Pegg and Nick Strutt

Answer: The Shipbuilder

Answer: Transatlantic

Answer: The Last Wolf

Answer: Keeper of the Fire: the Anthology

Answer: Galliard

Answer: Trailer

This a document about Mr. Fox.
Albums ; Mr Fox (Transatlantic, 1970) ; The Gipsy (Transatlantic, 1971) ; The Complete Mr Fox (Transatlantic,1975) ; Join Us in our Game (Castle Music, 2004) Bob and Carole Pegg ; He Came from the Mountain (Trailer, 1971) ; With Sydney Carter And Now It Is So Early: The Songs of Sydney Carter (Galliard, 1973) Carolanne Pegg ; Carolanne Pegg (Transatlantic, 1973) Bob Pegg and Nick Strutt ; Bob Pegg and Nick Strutt (Transatlantic, 1973) ; The Shipbuilder (Transatlantic, 1974) Bob Pegg ; Ancient Maps (Transatlantic, 1975) ; The Last Wolf (Rhiannon, 1996) ; Keeper of the Fire: the Anthology (Sanctuary, 2006)


Question: What aspect of urban planning was Dankwart Guratzsch particularly displeased with in the German Democratic Republic?

Question: What term did Guratzsch use to describe commuter towns, housing estates, and Plattenbau quarters in the GDR?

Question: What did Guratzsch advocate for in terms of housing and building preservation?

Question: What historical architectural style did Guratzsch emphasize for preservation in both West and East Germany?

Question: How did the Ministry of State Security of the GDR treat Guratzsch, and how much documentation about him exists?

Question: Which city was particularly significant to Dankwart Guratzsch, and what event is noted as having influenced his views on architecture and urban planning?

Question: What was the name of the organization in the GDR that monitored Guratzsch, and what is the term used for the documentation about him?

Answer: He was particularly displeased with the demolition of Altbau quarters and the development of commuter towns, housing estates, and Plattenbau quarters, which he rejected as "red urbanism."

Answer: "red urbanism"

Answer: Guratzsch advocated for private home ownership and the preservation and sustainable maintenance of old building quarters, especially those of historism from the Gründerzeit, in both West and East Germany.

Answer: historism from the Gründerzeit

Answer: The Ministry of State Security of the GDR observed Guratzsch suspiciously, and his Stasi-Unterlagen comprises 200 pages.

Answer: Dankwart Guratzsch was particularly attached to his hometown of Dresden, and the air raids on Dresden influenced his views on architecture and urban planning.

Answer: The organization was the Ministry of State Security of the GDR, and the term used for the documentation is Stasi-Unterlagen.

This a document about Dankwart Guratzsch.
 architectural heritage and urban planning that was oriented towards the traditions of the respective place. He was particularly displeased with the urban planning developments in the German Democratic Republic. In critical articles he reported on the demolition of Altbau quarters there, rejecting commuter towns, housing estates and Plattenbau quarters as "red urbanism". He always advocated private home ownership as well as the preservation and sustainable maintenance of old building quarters - especially those of historism from the Gründerzeit - in West and East. The Ministry of State Security of the GDR observed Guratzsch suspiciously, his Stasi-Unterlagen comprises 200 pages. Guratzsch remained particularly attached to his hometown of Dresden, whose air raids on Dresden had sharpened his view of architecture and urban planning throughout


Question: Which university did David Lipsky attend for college golf?

Question: What academic subjects did David Lipsky major in during college?

Question: Did David Lipsky receive a scholarship to attend college? If so, what type of scholarship was it?

Question: What fraternity was David Lipsky a member of during college?

Question: What score did David Lipsky achieve to win the 2009 Notre Dame Invitational?

Question: What score did David Lipsky record to win the Jacksonville Dual Match?

Question: What was David Lipsky's stroke average during his college golf career?

Question: What honors did David Lipsky receive in the 2008–09 college season?

Question: What championship did David Lipsky win in the 2009–10 college season?

Question: What was David Lipsky's total score in the 2010 Big Ten individual championship?

Answer: David Lipsky attended Northwestern University for college golf.

Answer: Political science and history.

Answer: Yes, David Lipsky received a partial scholarship to attend college.

Answer: Beta Theta Pi

Answer: David Lipsky achieved a score of 139 to win the 2009 Notre Dame Invitational.

Answer: 68

Answer: David Lipsky had a 74.47 stroke average.

Answer: David Lipsky received All-Big Ten second-team, Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA) PING All-Region, and Academic All-Big Ten honors in the 2008–09 college season.

Answer: David Lipsky won the 2010 Big Ten individual championship in the 2009–10 college season.

Answer: 3-under 281

This a document about David Lipsky (golfer).
 Lipsky played college golf at Northwestern University, which he attended on a partial scholarship and at which he majored in political science and history. He also caddied throughout college. In addition, he was also a member of the Rho Chapter of Beta Theta Pi. In 2007–08, he had a number one finish with a 139 at the Notre Dame Invitational, and won the Jacksonville Dual Match with a 68. Lipsky had a 74.47 stroke average. In 2008–09, he was All-Big Ten second-team, Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA) PING All-Region, and Academic All-Big Ten. In 2009–10 Lipsky won the 2010 Big Ten individual championship with a 72-hole total of 3-under 281. He was All-Big


Question: Since when have brand rankings of Japanese universities been conducted on an annual basis?

Question: Are the brand rankings of Japanese universities overall or regional in nature?

Question: In which year were the brand rankings of Japanese universities not regional?

Answer: Since 2009.

Answer: The brand rankings of Japanese universities are regional in nature, except for 2009.

Answer: 2009

This a document about Brand rankings of Japanese universities.
 Rankings have been conducted on an annual basis since 2009, and apart from the 2009, rankings are all regional, so there is not an overall ranking for universities, rather a ranking within their geographical area.


Question: What type of area is 'Ponga-Amieva' designated as?

Question: What is a notable natural feature of Ponga, Asturias?

Answer: A Special Protection Area for wild birds.

Answer: Ponga has a natural park.

This a document about Ponga, Asturias.
 Ponga has a natural park. Also, "Ponga-Amieva" is the name of a Special Protection Area for wild birds.


Question: What is the central focus of the Treaty of Waitangi in the context of the Māori people?

Question: What movement contributed to the revival of traditional Māori culture in the 20th century?

Question: What are some of the economic and social obstacles that Māori people face in New Zealand?

Question: Compared to other New Zealand ethnic groups, what are some disparities in health and income for the Māori people?

Question: What kinds of initiatives have been introduced to address the disparities faced by the Māori people?

Question: What are some of the higher levels of issues that Māori people experience compared to other ethnic groups in New Zealand?

Question: What is the primary goal of the socio-economic initiatives aimed at Māori people in New Zealand?

Question: What is the significance of the Treaty of Waitangi in the efforts to improve the standing of the Māori people in New Zealand society?

Question: What is the significance of the Māori protest movement in the revival of traditional Māori culture?

Answer: The central focus of the Treaty of Waitangi in the context of the Māori people is to increase their standing in wider New Zealand society and achieve social justice.

Answer: The Māori protest movement that emerged in the 1960s contributed to the revival of traditional Māori culture in the 20th century.

Answer: Māori people in New Zealand face lower life expectancies, lower incomes, higher levels of crime, health problems, and educational under-achievement compared with other New Zealand ethnic groups.

Answer: Māori people generally have lower life expectancies and incomes compared with other New Zealand ethnic groups.

Answer: Socio-economic initiatives have been introduced to address the disparities faced by the Māori people, with the aim of "closing the gap" between Māori and other New Zealanders.

Answer: Māori people experience higher levels of crime, health problems, and educational under-achievement compared to other ethnic groups in New Zealand.

Answer: The primary goal is to "close the gap" between Māori and other New Zealanders.

Answer: The Treaty of Waitangi is central to efforts to improve the standing of the Māori people in New Zealand society and achieve social justice.

Answer: The Māori protest movement, which emerged in the 1960s, further bolstered the revival of traditional Māori culture.

This a document about Māori people.
 centring on the Treaty of Waitangi, to increase their standing in wider New Zealand society and achieve social justice. Traditional Māori culture has thereby enjoyed a significant revival, which was further bolstered by a Māori protest movement that emerged in the 1960s. However, disproportionate numbers of Māori face significant economic and social obstacles, and generally have lower life expectancies and incomes compared with other New Zealand ethnic groups. They suffer higher levels of crime, health problems, and educational under-achievement. A number of socio-economic initiatives have been instigated with the aim of "closing the gap" between Māori and other New Zealanders. Political and economic


Question: What was Broodwing's main motivation?

Question: Why did Broodwing begin plotting against Gruumm?

Question: What was the goal of Broodwing's plan to bring the Dino Rangers from the past?

Question: What did Broodwing attempt to use to destroy Newtech City after Cruger was kidnapped?

Question: How was Broodwing ultimately contained during his invasion of Delta Base?

Question: What was the outcome of Broodwing's invasion of Delta Base?

Question: What was Broodwing's role in the number of attacks on Earth during his time plotting against Gruumm?

Question: What did Broodwing do when he was asked to provide his services without payment?

Answer: Broodwing's main motivation was money.

Answer: Broodwing began plotting against Gruumm because he was upset about being asked to provide his services without being paid, as his main motivation is money.

Answer: To force them to do his bidding so he could destroy the SPD Rangers.

Answer: Broodwing attempted to use the Delta Command Megazord to destroy Newtech City after Cruger was kidnapped.

Answer: Broodwing was contained by the Canine Cannon when his plan backfired.

Answer: Broodwing was arrested and contained by the Canine Cannon when the plan backfired.

Answer: Broodwing was behind more attacks on Earth than Gruumm during his time plotting against him.

Answer: Broodwing began plotting against Gruumm and attempted to conquer Earth first.

This a document about List of Power Rangers S.P.D. characters.
 Broodwing to provide his services while refusing to pay for them. This did not sit well with Broodwing, whose main motivation has always been money, so he began plotting against Gruumm and attempted to conquer Earth first in order to one-up him. For a while, Broodwing was actually behind more attacks on Earth than Gruumm was. One of his assaults involved bringing the Dino Rangers from the past, planning to force them to do his bidding so he could destroy the SPD Rangers. When Cruger was kidnapped, Broodwing took advantage of this and invaded the Delta Base with the intent of using the Delta Command Megazord to destroy Newtech City, but he was arrested and contained by the Canine Cannon when the plan backfired.


Question: What does the document suggest about the presence of Jewish people in Poland during the 13th century?

Question: What is the name of the Jewish individual mentioned in the charter issued by Premysł II?

Question: What privilege did Premysł II confirm in the charter regarding Rupin and his inheritance?

Question: What is the name of the location where Rupin's inherited hill is situated?

Question: Who is mentioned as the successor of Boleslaw of Kalisz in the document?

Answer: The document suggests that Jewish people were present in Poland during the 13th century and were involved in acquiring and transmitting real estate.

Answer: Rupin, son of Yoshka.

Answer: Premysł II confirmed the privilege permitting the Jew Rupin, son of Yoshka, to dispose of his inheritance, a hill situated near the boundary of his estate of Podgozhe.

Answer: Podgozhe

Answer: Premysł II

This a document about History of the Jews in Poland before the 18th century.
 people who came to the country only occasionally, and for that special purpose." But there is found among the few documents dating from the second half of the 13th century a charter issued by Premysł II, successor of Boleslaw of Kalisz, confirming a previous grant of privileges whereby the Jew Rupin, son of Yoshka, is permitted to dispose of his inheritance, a hill ("montem") situated near the boundary of his estate of Podgozhe. It is difficult to assume that the acquisition of real estate, its transmission by inheritance, and its further cession to the "Jewish elders of Kalisz and