Input: [Film] Poor but saintly love interest [Diary of a Mad Black Woman] A factory worker and part-time furniture mover who teaches the angry, abandoned wife how to love again [Madea's Family Reunion] The studly bus driver/single dad/painter who woos the rich fiancee’s poor sister [Madea Goes to Jail]

Output: Her hard-working husband, a prison employee who works double shifts but proves willing to adopt a baby boy

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Input: [Film] Most overt religious message [Diary of a Mad Black Woman] A gospel number at New Bethel Church that features the come-down-the-aisle conversion of both of the film’s antagonists [Madea's Family Reunion] The line “It ain’t what people call you, it’s what you answer to.” [Madea Goes to Jail]

Output: A roof-raising rendition of “Yes, Jesus Loves Me” from prison inmates

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Input: [Film] Advocates no sex before marriage? [Diary of a Mad Black Woman] Yes [Madea's Family Reunion] Yes [Madea Goes to Jail]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Film] Features buff shirtless guys? [Diary of a Mad Black Woman] None [Madea's Family Reunion] One stripper, plus two trumpet-blowing angels at the wedding [Madea Goes to Jail]

Output: Two

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Input: [Film] Favorite local touch [Diary of a Mad Black Woman] The hilarious bit part from Atlanta actress Carol Mitchell-Leon as a “crazy” friend [Madea's Family Reunion] The big wedding scene takes place at St. Philip’s Episcopal Cathedral. [Madea Goes to Jail]

Output: Incarcerated Madea explains why she fled a crime scene in Conyers: “I wasn’t about to go to jail in Conyers. I had to get to DeKalb County where I know somebody.”

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Input: [Film] Heavy-handed song lyrics [Diary of a Mad Black Woman] The lively cover version of Joan Osborne’s played-out “One of Us” [Madea's Family Reunion] “It’s so nice to see all the folks you love together,” and similar lines that provide kind of a play-by-play of the family-reunion scene [Madea Goes to Jail]

Output: Madea’s friend tells the careerist wife to domesticate through lines such as, “You’ve got to cook and clean and wash everything.”

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Input: [Film] Mixed message [Diary of a Mad Black Woman] Although the film espouses the value of forgiveness, it doesn’t exactly repudiate revenge, and features crowd-pleasing scenes of the spurned wife physically and psychologically abusing her estranged husband. [Madea's Family Reunion] Beating unruly children = good. Beating your wife or fiancee = bad. Beating the abusive boyfriend or spouse = good. [Madea Goes to Jail]

Output: Madea instructs her temporary foster daughter about how to show respect, assert herself and do well in school, but proves an imperfect role model by showing the girl how to hide shell casings from police after a bout of gunplay.

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Input: [Film] Preach it [Diary of a Mad Black Woman] The poor-but-honest boyfriend may as well be in a pulpit during his long speeches about how you know when you’re really in love. [Madea's Family Reunion] Cecily Tyson interrupts the big reunion scene to sermonize at length about family history and decaying values. [Madea Goes to Jail]

Output: Madea has a long speech that’s part comedy, part sermon about the importance of finding and treasuring the most valuable people in your life.

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Input: [Film] Quirky detial [Diary of a Mad Black Woman] The final scene closely imitates the ending of An Officer and a Gentlemen. [Madea's Family Reunion] The way a “Springtime in Paris”-themed wedding features people dressed as white, feathery-winged angels hanging from the ceiling. It looks more like “Springtime in Heaven.” [Madea Goes to Jail]

Output: The ingratiating way Perry goes out of character as Madea to interact with audience or sing old-school R&B standards with his own singing voice

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Input: [Film] General Vibe [Diary of a Mad Black Woman] The best-acted of the three, Diary of a Mad Black Woman plays like a soap opera with frequent comic interludes, but actors Kimberly Elise and Steve Harris take advantage of the opportunity to show their characters evolve. [Madea's Family Reunion] The most sleekly photographed of the three, it also features the most jarring shifts in tone, as if alternating between a slick buppie TV drama, a modern-day Victorian melodrama and a comedy along the lines of Eddie Murphy’s The Klumps. [Madea Goes to Jail]

Output: The most overtly funny of the three, this stage play filmed at the Fox Theatre in 2005 feels like a musical version of a 1970s sitcom such as “Good Times.” Perry and his cast’s ease and interaction with the audience conveys Perry’s deep-rooted popularity on the “chitlin’ circuit” of African-American stage plays.

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Input: [English Example] 2,345.67 [Meaning] decimal separator [Name]

Output: decimal

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Input: [English Example] 2,345.67 [Meaning] grouping separator, typically for thousands [Name]

Output: group

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Input: [English Example] +23 [2] * [Meaning] the plus sign used with numbers [Name]

Output: minusSign

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Input: [English Example] -23 [2] * [Meaning] the minus sign used with numbers [Name]

Output: plusSign

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Input: [English Example] 23.4% [2] * [Meaning] the percent sign (out of 100) [Name]

Output: percentSign

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Input: [English Example] 234‰ [2] * [Meaning] the permille sign (out of 1000) [Name]

Output: perMille

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Input: [English Example] 1.2E3 [2] * [Meaning] used in computers for 1.2×10³. [Name]

Output: exponential

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Input: [English Example] 1.2×103 [2] * [Meaning] human-readable format of exponential [Name]

Output: superscriptingExponent

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Input: [English Example] ∞ [2] * [Meaning] used in +∞ and -∞. [Name]

Output: infinity

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Input: [English Example] NaN [2] * [Meaning] "not a number". [Name]

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Input: [0] Whiney [According to the Student] Overworked and underpaid

Output: Overpaid and underworked

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Input: [0] Party Animal [According to the Student] Department morale officer

Output: It’s only Wed., and this is not FSU

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Input: [0] Granola [According to the Student] Environmental geology!

Output: Tofu in the mass spec

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Input: [0] Rocket Ass [According to the Student] The Heir Apparent

Output: Too big for his/her britches

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Input: [0] Disaster Annie / Andy [According to the Student] Oops!

Output: That was a $20,000 gravimeter!

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Input: [0] Mr. / Ms. Right [According to the Student] Here’s my next chapter, 2 weeks early

Output: Can you have babies and send them to grad school?

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Input: [use] n. [Meaning] Affectionate and respectful term for Dad [Word / Phrase]

Output: Da, the

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Input: [use] n. [Meaning] Expert [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dab hand

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Input: [use] adj. [Meaning] Not prissy, not whiney, not rediculous, but a combination somewhere in between; Imagine a cat with dirty feet trying to clean them without touching them and you get the feel of this term. [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dainty

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Input: [use] n. [Meaning] Fool [Word / Phrase]

Output: Daw

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Input: [use] adj. [Meaning] Extremely, e.g. dead tired [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dead

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Input: [use] adj. n. [Meaning] No good [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dead loss

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Input: [use] n [Meaning] To knee someone in the side of their thigh [Word / Phrase]

Output: Deadner, give a

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Input: [use] phr [Meaning] Fully aware of the situation (from nagn@eircom.net) [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dead wide

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Input: [use] adj. [Meaning] Extremely good or bad. Expression of enthusiasm (also 'Rapid') e.g."That song is fuckin' deadly!" [Word / Phrase]

Output: Deadly

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Input: [use] adj. [Meaning] Expensive [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dear

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Input: [use] n. [Meaning] Nice person [Word / Phrase]

Output: Decent skin

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Input: [use] name [Meaning] Declan [Word / Phrase]

Output: Deco

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Input: [use] adj. [Meaning] Definitely [Word / Phrase]

Output: Deffiney

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Input: [use] adj. [Meaning] Definitely. "Samantha Mumba? Yih, deffo a ride, all right. [Word / Phrase]

Output: Deffo

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Input: [use] vb. [Meaning] Look at, inspect [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dekko

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Input: [use] n. [Meaning] Teeth [Word / Phrase]

Output: Delft'

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Input: [use] n. [Meaning] Cups, plates etc, [Word / Phrase]

Output: Delph

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Input: [use] adj [Meaning] Stupid [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dense

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Input: [use] adj. [Meaning] Very bad [Word / Phrase]

Output: Desperate / despra

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Input: [use] adj. [Meaning] Exhausted, harassed [Word / Phrase]

Output: Destroyed

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Input: [use] adj. [Meaning] Descriptive word for disaster or catastrophe [Word / Phrase]

Output: Diabolical

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Input: [use] adv [Meaning] Hesitancy or agitation [Word / Phrase]

Output: Didder

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Input: [use] n. [Meaning] Nipple or female breast [Word / Phrase]

Output: Diddy

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Input: [use] vb. [Meaning] Swindle [Word / Phrase]

Output: Diddle

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Input: [use] n. vb. [Meaning] A physical or psychological blow [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dig

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Input: [use] phr. [Meaning] Try something, take a drink, get ready [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dip the wick

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Input: [use] n. [Meaning] Fence [Word / Phrase]

Output: Ditch

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Input: [use] v, phr [Meaning] Skeak off, usually to avoid paying a bill [Word / Phrase]

Output: Do a bunk / Flit

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Input: [use] phr. [Meaning] Have a relationship with s.o. of the opposite sex [Word / Phrase]

Output: Do a line /doing a line with

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Input: [use] n. phr [Meaning] Severe verbal abuse or insult [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dog's abuse

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Input: [use] adj. [Meaning] Genuine article [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dog's bollocks

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Input: [use] n. phr. [Meaning] Everyone, the whole world [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dogs in the street

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Input: [use] n. [Meaning] Female breasts [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dollies

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Input: [use] n. [Meaning] Large quantity of something, or adulterate something [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dollop

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Input: [use] n, adv [Meaning] A long period of time - "The Irish rugby team havn't beaten France in donkey's years' [Word / Phrase]

Output: Donkey's years

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Input: [use] phr. [Meaning] Strong agreement [Word / Phrase]

Output: Don't be talking

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Input: [use] vb. [Meaning] Play truant or non-purposeful use of time [Word / Phrase]

Output: Doss

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Input: [use] n. [Meaning] Time waster, layabout, feckless individual [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dosser

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Input: [use] n. & vb. [Meaning] Very nice child or adult, or to show affection for [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dote

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Input: [use] n. phr [Meaning] Repeated male orgasm [Word / Phrase]

Output: Double barrel

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Input: [use] n. [Meaning] Cigarette, or pull on a cigarette [Word / Phrase]

Output: Drag

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Input: [use] n. [Meaning] Open furniture display unit for plates, cups etc. [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dresser

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Input: [use] n. [Meaning] A cash machine (ATM), so-called because it's the last place you visit before going out on the batter. [Word / Phrase]

Output: Drink-Link

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Input: [use] n. [Meaning] Fine shower of rain [Word / Phrase]

Output: Drizzle

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Input: [use] n. [Meaning] Drink [Word / Phrase]

Output: Drop

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Input: [use] adj. [Meaning] Thirsty [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dry

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Input: [use] n [Meaning] Dull person [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dry shite

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Input: [use] n. [Meaning] The dual carraigeway. "I hit a cat on the dualer. Fuckin' cats." [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dualer

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Input: [use] n. [Meaning] Person from Dublin [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dub

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Input: [use] vb. phr. [Meaning] Separate from s.o. by force [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dug out of

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Input: [use] n [Meaning] Pacifier [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dummy/Dummy Tit

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Input: [use] adj [Meaning] Going to the toilet, doing a #2 ! [Word / Phrase]

Output: Dump (taking a)

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Input: [0] 1 [How to do it] Move, or make a motion [What I want to do]

Output: To get the body to consider something you are suggesting you would…

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Input: [0] 2 [How to do it] Second the motion [What I want to do]

Output: To support a motion made by another so that it can be discussed and voted on you would…

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Input: [0] 3 [How to do it] Agenda [Notes] “I move we accept this agenda…” [What I want to do]

Output: To make a list of items the body would consider in order you would establish an…

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Input: [0] 4 [How to do it] Amend by inserting… [Notes] “I move to amend by inserting…” [What I want to do]

Output: To change a motion by adding something.

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Input: [0] 5 [How to do it] Amend by striking… [Notes] “I move to amend by deleting…” [What I want to do]

Output: To change a motion by deleting something.

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Input: [0] 6 [How to do it] Amend by substitution… [Notes] “I move to amend by striking the entire motion and substituting the following motion…” [What I want to do]

Output: To change a motion by substituting another motion altogether

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Input: [0] 7 [How to do it] Refer with power [Notes] “I move we refer this item with power to…” [What I want to do]

Output: To put the business in the hands of another group, like a subcommittee, for them to make the final decision

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Input: [0] 8 [How to do it] Refer (without Power) [Notes] “I move we refer for _____ to be brought back to us____…” [What I want to do]

Output: To put the business in the hands of another group, like a subcommittee, to bring it back again to us.

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Input: [0] 9 [How to do it] Nominate [Notes] “I nominate…” (Does not require a second) [What I want to do]

Output: To put forth a name for the body to vote on

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Input: [0] 10 [How to do it] Close nominations [Notes] “I move we close nominations…” (2/3 vote required) [What I want to do]

Output: To quit accepting any more nominations and move toward voting.

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Input: [0] 11 [How to do it] Adjourn [Notes] “I move we adjourn.” [What I want to do]

Output: To end the meeting right now.

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Input: [0] 12 [How to do it] Previous question [Notes] I move the previous question” (2/3 vote required) [What I want to do]

Output: To get the body to quit discussing the item and move immediately to vote on the item.

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Input: [0] 13 [How to do it] Table [Notes] “ I move we table the motion…” [What I want to do]

Output: To quit dealing with the motion now and set it aside until some unknown future time when we decide to deal with it again.

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Input: [0] 14 [How to do it] Take from the table [Notes] I move we take from the table.___” [What I want to do]

Output: To deal now with something the body previously tabled.

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Input: [0] 15 [How to do it] Postpone to a set time [Notes] I move we postpone___ to ______O’clock on ___.” [What I want to do]

Output: To quit dealing with the motion now and set a specific time in the future to deal with it.

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Input: [0] 16 [How to do it] Special Order [What I want to do]

Output: To name the item which was postponed earlier to a specific time.

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Input: [0] 17 [How to do it] Postpone indefinitely [Notes] I move we postpone indefinitely” [What I want to do]

Output: To quit dealing with the motion now -- in fact never deal with it again -- enabling the body to vote the motion down by voting "yes."

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Input: [0] 18 [How to do it] Orders of the day [What I want to do]

Output: To set a scheduled time by the agenda to deal with an item at this exact time.

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Input: [0] 19 [How to do it] Point of order [Notes] “Point of order” [recognized] then “Madame Chair, the question I ask is…” [What I want to do]

Output: To “gently” get the chair to make a ruling without forcing the body to overrule him or her.

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Input: [0] 20 [How to do it] Adopt [Notes] “I move we adopt this report” [What I want to do]

Output: To get the body to accept a report and all the recommendations in it you'd move to…

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Input: [0] 21 [How to do it] Receive [Notes] “I move we receive this report” [What I want to do]

Output: To get the body to accept a report but do nothing at this time with the recommendations in it you'd move to…

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Input: [0] 22 [How to do it] Reconsider [Notes] “I move we reconsider…” (Motion-maker must have voted on winning side; 2/3 required) [What I want to do]

Output: To bring an item back up again which the body already voted on…

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Input: [0] 23 [How to do it] Rescind [Notes] “I move we rescind…” (also called "annul" -- 2/3 required in later sessions unless notice) [What I want to do]

Output: To reverse something already passed by the body

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Input: [0] 24 [How to do it] Appeal [Notes] “I appeal the decision of the chair to the body…” [What I want to do]

Output: To get the body to vote on something you believe the chair did wrong.

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Input: [0] 25 [How to do it] Question of privilege [Notes] “Mister Chair, I have a question of privilege… I believe there are…” [What I want to do]

Output: To stop everything to ask a critical question or challenge membership.

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Input: [0] 26 [How to do it] Bylaws or standing rules [What I want to do]

Output: To set up rules which will govern future deliberations you would move to establish…

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Input: [0] 27 [How to do it] Suspend the rules [Notes] “I move we suspend the rules…” (2/3 vote required) [What I want to do]

Output: To set aside or ignore the rules formerly established for the body.

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Input: [Me] Has read many books [Andy Goldsworth]

Output: Has many books both by and about him


Input: [Me] Creates heart stoppingly peculiar objects, such as my hats, also just plain heart stopping objects like my patented and amazing post gallery opening macaroni & cheese, which uses all the cheese cubes left over from any average opening and can stop up most healthy arteries in record time. [Andy Goldsworth]

Output: Creates heart stoppingly beautiful objects


Input: [Me] Creates objects from mostly fake materials that fall apart, period. [Andy Goldsworth]

Output: Creates objects from natural materials that become more beautiful as they fall apart


Input: [Me] Creates objects that fall apart without ever exhibiting one whole hell of a lot of craftsmanship [Andy Goldsworth]

Output: Creates objects that are held together with amazing craftsmanship


Input: [Me] Uses hot glue and lots of it to hold things together, mostly unsuccessfully. [Andy Goldsworth]

Output: Uses natural materials, such as thorns, to hold sculptures together


Input: [Me] Has sold a couple of paintings out of bars. [Andy Goldsworth]

Output: Has commissions from major international art centers.


Input: [Me] Lives in messy home in North Carolina. [Andy Goldsworth]

Output: Lives in beautiful home in Scotland.


Input: [Me] Has springer spaniel puppy with printer ink cartridge in mouth following her about. [Andy Goldsworth]

Output: Has German film makers following him about.


Input: [Pin Yin] Tien Yi [Effect] This influence helps resolve difficulties, improve health, improve relationships. [English]

Output: Healthy Wealthy


Input: [Pin Yin] Sheng Chi [Effect] This is a very beneficial influence which improves whatever aspect of your life it is associated with. [English]

Output: Vitality


Input: [Pin Yin] Nien Yen [Effect] This is a stabilizing influence which is especially favourable to supporting stable relationships. [English]

Output: Longevity


Input: [Pin Yin] Fu We [Effect] This is a favourable influence, but nothing very spectacular, sometimes said to favour career. [English]

Output: Gate of Chi


Input: [Pin Yin] Ho Hai [Effect] This is the kind of influence which causes things to go wrong, hassle and general irritation. [English]

Output: Accidents & mishaps


Input: [Pin Yin] Wu Kue [Effect] This is actually very powerful energy. So powerful that it overwhelms most people causing injury, burglary, quarrels and the like. [English]

Output: Five Ghosts


Input: [Pin Yin] Lui Sha [Effect] This is the influence that causes conflicts and poor decisions. [English]

Output: Conflicts


Input: [Pin Yin] Chueh Ming [Effect] This influence actually destroys the energy, causing loss in whatever it is associated with. [English]

Output: Total Loss


Input: [Justice Friend] White Tiger [Counterpart] Black Panther and White Tiger [Description]

Output: A White Tiger who had cat-like powers. He can not speak in English, instead he speaks in cat noises.

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Input: [Justice Friend] Sam-R-I [Counterpart] Samurai and Silver Samurai [Description]

Output: A Super Samurai with a cool sword.

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Input: [Justice Friend] Living Bullet [Counterpart] Iron Man, The Flash and Juggernaut [Description]

Output: A bullet man who is very fast and can move very quickly.

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Input: [Justice Friend] Phan Tone [Counterpart] Vision and Deadman [Description]

Output: A ghostly villain who goes through everything so no villains can attack him.

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Input: [Justice Friend] Rat Man [Counterpart] Batman [Description]

Output: A superhero in a rat costume. He drives around in the Ratmobile and attacks villains with Ratarangs.

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Input: [Justice Friend] Tiki Torch [Counterpart] Firestorm and Human Torch [Description]

Output: A flaming tiki Justice Friend.

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Input: [Justice Friend] Mrs. Spell [Counterpart] Scarlet Witch and Zatanna [Description]

Output: The only female member of The Justice Friends.

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Input: [Justice Friend] Capital G [Counterpart] Black Goliath or Apache Chief [Description]

Output: A superhero who has the ability to grow really big and shrink really small.

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Input: [Justice Friend] Snowman [Counterpart] Ice Man [Description]

Output: A snowman superhero with ice and snow powers. He is lazy and usually doesn't use them.

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Input: [Justice Friend] Monkey [Counterpart] N/A [Description]

Output: Dexter's lab monkey who has a superhero secret identity that he is unaware of. He also stars in his own separate segment of the show called Dial M for Monkey.

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Input: [d20] 1 [Relation] ________ has much to teach me about [Action] the ridiculousness of [Subject] heirloom [Modifier]

Output: angered

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Input: [d20] 2 [Relation] ________ insulted me by [Action] always calling out [Subject] reputation [Modifier]

Output: knightly

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Input: [d20] 3 [Relation] ________ misunderstands me about [Action] always pushing for [Subject] dreams [Modifier]

Output: golden

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Input: [d20] 4 [Relation] ________ owes me [Action] always relying on [Subject] brother [Modifier]

Output: blood

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Input: [d20] 5 [Relation] I am bound to ________ for [Action] never accepting [Subject] wealth [Modifier]

Output: arcane

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Input: [d20] 6 [Relation] I blame ________ for [Action] never believing in [Subject] argument [Modifier]

Output: bitter

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Input: [d20] 7 [Relation] I lied to ________ about [Action] never forgetting [Subject] sanctuary [Modifier]

Output: holy

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Input: [d20] 8 [Relation] I rescued ________ from [Action] never learning from [Subject] gifts [Modifier]

Output: illicit

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Input: [d20] 9 [Relation] I respect ________ for [Action] running a con on [Subject] honor [Modifier]

Output: family

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Input: [d20] 10 [Relation] ________ may not know it, but I stole from them for [Action] running away with [Subject] secrets [Modifier]

Output: eternal

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Input: [d20] 11 [Relation] I travel with ________ as we both seek knowledge about [Action] speaking poorly of [Subject] authority [Modifier]

Output: king’s

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Input: [d20] 12 [Relation] I implicitly trust ________ for [Action] the ritual of [Subject] knowledge [Modifier]

Output: forbidden

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Input: [d20] 13 [Relation] I will convince ________ about [Action] being central to [Subject] corruption [Modifier]

Output: noble

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Input: [d20] 14 [Relation] I will protect ________ from [Action] avoiding tragic [Subject] faith [Modifier]

Output: primal

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Input: [d20] 15 [Relation] I have much to teach ________ about [Action] always believing in [Subject] friendship [Modifier]

Output: guild

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Input: [d20] 16 [Relation] ________ must forget about [Action] never yielding to [Subject] violence [Modifier]

Output: diabolic

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Input: [d20] 17 [Relation] I will help ________, they are destined for [Action] speaking highly of [Subject] ramblings [Modifier]

Output: prophetic

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Input: [d20] 18 [Relation] I will learn ________’s secret about [Action] the destruction of [Subject] visions [Modifier]

Output: nature’s

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Input: [d20] 19 [Relation] ________ is untrustworthy because of their role in [Action] the creation of [Subject] magic [Modifier]

Output: apostatic

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Input: [d20] 20 [Relation] I will sooth ________’s concerns about my involvement in [Action] the dangerous allure of [Subject] advances [Modifier]

Output: lecherous

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Input: [Plague] Water into Blood [Replication] Yes [Respite] The Egyptions managed to work around the problem [Response] Pharoahs heart was hardened [God Attacked] Hapi (the God of the Nile) [Warning]

Output: Pharoah was warned and allowed to watch

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Input: [Plague] Frogs [Replication] Yes [Respite] Pharoah named the time the frogs would go [Response] Compromise but then Pharoah hardened his heart [God Attacked] Heqt (interestingly many frogs was usually viewed as a good thing) [Warning]

Output: Pharoah warned but was not with Moses when it happened

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Input: [Plague] Lice [Replication] No. The magicians saw the lice as an act of God [Respite] We're not told but presumably [Response] Pharoahs heart was hardened. He doesn't even speak to Moses. [God Attacked] Kheper (God of beetles and flies) [Warning]

Output: No Warning

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Input: [Plague] Flies [Replication] No. In fact they didn't even try [Respite] The flies were removed when Pharoah promised to let the Israelites go [Response] Pharoah hardened his heart [God Attacked] Kheper [Warning]

Output: Pharoah warned but not with Moses when it happened

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Input: [Plague] Murrain [Replication] Again they didn't try [Respite] It was a one off action.. but the cattle stayed dead. [Response] The heart of Pharoah was hardened. [God Attacked] Apis (Sacred Bull) [Warning]

Output: Pharoah warned and told when it would happen

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Input: [Plague] Boils [Replication] Magicians could not even heal themselves [Respite] We're not told but one would imagine scarring would result [Response] The Lord hardened Pharoah's heart. [God Attacked] Imhotep (physician God) & Thoth (Magic and healing) [Warning]

Output: Pharoah not warned but was there when Moses did it

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Input: [Plague] Hail [Replication] Didn't try. [Respite] No respite, crops destroyed although some crops left. [Response] Pharoah admits sin but then sins more by hardening his heart [God Attacked] Nut (Sky Goddess) [Warning]

Output: Pharoah and servants warned. Those that heeded the warning escaped.

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Input: [Plague] Locusts [Replication] Didn't try [Respite] Complete devastation, this years harvest gone. [Response] Pharoah acts in haste and compromises. The Lord hardens Pharoahs heart. [God Attacked] Seth (God of Crops) [Warning]

Output: Pharoah warned and his servants almost cause him to give in

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Input: [Plague] Dark [Replication] Didn't try [Respite] Yes, three days only [Response] Pharoah heart hardened by God. Tells Moses to "get out of sight" [God Attacked] Ra (Sun God) [Warning]

Output: No Warning

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Input: [Plague] First Born [Replication] No [Respite] No - firstborn dead [Response] Israelites let go [God Attacked] Pharoah [Warning]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Some others] Bar Havana

Output: Cosy, colourful, Cuban themed bar run by Craig and Jennie. This is a great place to enjoy post dinner cocktails in a very different but friendly atmosphere. The small bar can be found on Restaurant hill, about half way up on the right hand side after leaving the square.

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Input: [Some others] Carvoeiro Bar

Output: Right opposite Bar Havana is a more traditional dark wood panelled bar, favoured by the Dutch and English communities, with comfortable seating galore, and always someone to chat to. (smoking permitted)

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Input: [Some others] Hemingways

Output: Another tiny bar that spills out onto the pavement to watch the world go by when the weather is glorious (which, of course is most of the time). This is also a favourite place to watch big sporting events while sipping on a long cold beer.

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Input: [Some others] Smilers

Output: You cannot miss the bright red chairs outside this bar opposite the main town square and capturing the sun most of the day. A great place to sit, people-watch and just laze away doing as little as possible.

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Input: [Some others] Sullys

Output: Very cosy bar right in the middle of town, off the main square next to the ice cream parlour. It seems to be set into the cliff and is always bubbling with many locals, residents and visitors all day and night. (smoking permitted)

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Input: [Some others] Innside Cafe

Output: On the parade of shops on the OUT road, we've not been there yet, but it comes recommended for the cocktails and displays of juggling and stacking tumblers. (smoking permitted)

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Input: [Robot] Executive Alpha [Episode of First Appearance]

Output: Bender Should Not Be Allowed on Television


Input: [Robot] Executive Beta [Episode of First Appearance]

Output: Bender Should Not Be Allowed on Television


Input: [Robot] Fender [Episode of First Appearance]

Output: Hell is other Robots


Input: [Robot] Antonio Calculon, Jr [Episode of First Appearance]

Output: Bender Should Not Be Allowed on Television


Input: [Robot] You There [Episode of First Appearance]

Output: The Honking


Input: [Robot] Fortune-Teller [Episode of First Appearance]

Output: The Honking, Godfellas


Input: [Tone] Nurturing [Critical Thinking Strategies] Sharpen focus [Voice]

Output: Generative Guide


Input: [Tone] Curious [Voice]

Output: Conceptual Facilitator


Input: [Tone] Humorous [Critical Thinking Strategies] Digging Deeper [Voice]

Output: Reflective guide


Input: [Tone] Analytical [Voice]

Output: Personal Muse


Input: [Tone] Imaginative [Voice]

Output: Mediator


Input: [Tone] Informal Neutral [Voice]

Output: Role player


Input: [Death #] 208 [Circumstances of Death] A man is run over and cut in half by an 18-wheeler while working under his car at a gas station. His upper body and legs were accidentally sent to separate hospitals and the man could not be saved as a result. ["Event" Name]

Output: Semi-cide

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Input: [Death #] 422 [Circumstances of Death] An intoxicated construction worker falls asleep at the wheel of a dump truck filled with sand. He accidentally activates the dumping mechanism and buries a co-worker under three tons of sand, killing him from crush asphyxia. ["Event" Name]

Output: Constriction Accident

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Input: [Death #] 92 [Circumstances of Death] A drunk man is shot at by his equally drunk brother. The drunk man miraculously dodges the bullet, but ends up dead when he falls on top of a rattlesnake that bites him near his heart. ["Event" Name]

Output: Fang Banged

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Input: [Death #] 832 [Circumstances of Death] A woman recently dumped by her boyfriend decides to swear off men forever and goes home to have sex with her best female friend to celebrate her coming out as a lesbian. During the walk home, the woman takes off her high heels and steps barefoot into a puddle with a live wire in it; when she touches the metal light pole next to the puddle, she is electrocuted. ["Event" Name]

Output: Lesbocution

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Input: [Death #] 125 [Circumstances of Death] A French, reclusive amateur entomologist and herpetologist dies from a black widow bite in a misguided attempt to build an immunity to its venom. He was later found eaten by his reptile pets by Parisian police officers. (This death is based on the death of Mark Voegel. ) ["Event" Name]

Output: Love Bugged

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Input: [Death #] 640 [Circumstances of Death] A repairman climbs into a broken industrial clothes dryer to repair it, after sending his assistant to shut off its circuit breaker. However, the assistant shuts off the wrong breaker, leaving the machine energized. The door closes and the drying cycle begins, killing the repairman from hyperthermia within minutes. ["Event" Name]

Output: Tumble Die

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Input: [Singular Noun] salt [Sentence] His doctor advised him to use less salt. [Less]

Output: less


Input: [Singular Noun] milk [Sentence] Also, he should drink less milk. [Less]

Output: less


Input: [Singular Noun] food [Sentence] Overall, he should eat less food. [Less]

Output: less


Input: [Singular Noun] Plural Noun [Sentence] Sentence [Less]

Output: Fewer


Input: [Singular Noun] packets of salt [Sentence] He should ask for fewer packets of salt. [Less]

Output: fewer


Input: [Singular Noun] glasses of milk [Sentence] He should drink fewer glasses of milk. [Less]

Output: fewer


Input: [Singular Noun] items of food [Sentence] He bought fewer than nine items of food. [Less]

Output: fewer


Input: [Peg Picture] bun a hamburger bun being thrown into a garbage can (displaced) [Defense Mechanism]

Output: displacement


Input: [Peg Picture] shoe a shoe thrown through the air as a projectile [Defense Mechanism]

Output: projection


Input: [Peg Picture] tree a person with a magnifying glass examining a tree [Defense Mechanism]

Output: identification


Input: [Peg Picture] door an opened door with someone being kicked out; the word but is written numerous times on the door [Defense Mechanism]

Output: rationalization


Input: [Peg Picture] hive surround the hive with "intellectual" facts related to bee hives: drones, worker bees, queen bee, honey [Defense Mechanism]

Output: intellectualization


Input: [Peg Picture] sticks show a hand replacing a brown stick with a red stick [Defense Mechanism]

Output: substitution


Input: [Peg Picture] heaven show a person fantasizing about life in heaven [Defense Mechanism]

Output: fantasy


Input: [Peg Picture] gate show a person walking backward out of a gate [Defense Mechanism]

Output: regression


Input: [#] U:1 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Ace of Alcazar (aka War Correspondent) Unable to get his news dispatches out of the war-torn city of Toledo, Spain, a war correspondent discovers after the battle that he himself has become headline news around the world.

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Input: [#] U:2 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: At the Front A war correspondent believes he has sent out an incorrect story about the outcome of a major battle, only to discover when he reaches the scene of the battle to verify it personally, that his version of the fray was right all along.

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Input: [#] U:3 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Banana Oil A man deceptively puts oil on his property to make it more attractive to a prospective buyer—but the buyer isn't interested.

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Input: [#] U:4 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Banners of the Brave An army private, bravely confused about what makes a hero, defeats the enemy in a single-handed encounter, getting and then happily losing a girl in the process.

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Input: [#] U:5 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Beating the Broadcasters A banjo player convinces a radio station to let him play his music on the air for nothing. A scheme to ensure that people call in with requests goes awry—but real listeners call in anyway and he gets the job.

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Input: [#] U:6 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Boat from Nowhere An adventurer encounters a corpse, a private yacht, a fierce tiger, an equally fierce knife-wielding bearded man, and a cargo hold filled with wild animals, before rescuing the captain and his crew.

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Input: [#] U:7 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Clipped Wings (Holograph manuscript) An aerial dogfight, in a European combat setting, is recounted by a pilot blinded during the battle.

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Input: [#] U:8 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Death's Lieutenant A legionnaire in North Africa, deceived by the death of his friend into deserting his post, striking an officer and fleeing to the enemy, foils a plot to disgrace him and is vindicated.

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Input: [#] U:9 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Diamonds are Dangerous Unjustly accused, an American fugitive in Africa stumbles across a dying man, a cache of what he erroneously believes are diamonds and a wanted murderer who pursues him to get possession of the stones.

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Input: [#] U:10 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Diplomat of Taranpang (aka Taranpang) A U.S. Army engineer in the Philippines turns into an adroit diplomat when a reckless killing angers the local tribespeople.

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Input: [#] U:11 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Elephants on Wheels A soldier of fortune helps the local inhabitants defeat the tanks—“elephants on wheels”—of an invading army.

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Input: [#] U:12 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Forest Fire (See also “Forest Fire Fighter,” next) A young man, who has run away from home because he has accidentally damaged the family car, helps put out a raging forest fire and earns enough money to pay for the automobile's damaged fender.

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Input: [#] U:13 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Forest Fire Fighter This is a revision of “Forest Fire” above.

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Input: [#] U:14 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Fortress of the Dead A daring, self-employed commercial pilot in North Africa, a fellow American and his pretty niece in grave danger, and precious gold hidden in a castle-fortress, lead to romance and a hair-raising escape by plane.

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Input: [#] U:15 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: From the Seas! A mutinous seaman and the crew of a merchant vessel turn pirate and capture a sloop, but are vanquished by its navigator and brought to justice.

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Input: [#] U:16 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Frozen Blood (aka The Golden Totem) Falsely accused of murdering a miner for his gold, hounded by the real culprit, and near death from the cold and the snow, Ken Morane turns on his pursuer, then is freed by the Mounties for disposing of a wanted killer.

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Input: [#] U:17 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Ghost Gotha An American fighter ace in World War I, taking to the air against a mysterious, giant Gotha bombing plane that can apparently hit targets with deadly accuracy in the dark, unravels an intricate plot and captures the “Ghost” ship and its supposedly dead pilot.

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Input: [#] U:18 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Ghosts of the Mitumbas A river steamer captain and his hulking sidekick, a beautiful heiress who temporarily loses her sight, and a sinister army officer come together on a dangerous safari to write a new ending to an old Bantu legend.

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Input: [#] U:19 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Great Wall of China Seated in a watch tower on the Great Wall of China, the author lets his imagination play across great moments in the history of the wall.

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Input: [#] U:20 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Guns for Kiang An adventurer in war-torn China rescues an American girl from enemy troops and two feuding warlords. They escape to freedom on his tramp steamer.

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Input: [#] U:21 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Hard-boiled Marine A young marine complains loudly about a tough marine officer he has heard of but never met. To his chagrin—and deep regret—the man he is complaining to turns out to be the very officer he is complaining about.

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Input: [#] U:22 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: He Didn't Come Back A dead fighter pilot is mourned in different ways by fellow fliers, friends and family.

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Input: [#] U:23 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: High Danger A famed adventurer-pilot seeks both to regain the South American diamond mines once wrested from his father and to rescue the young woman he loves from an unwanted marriage.

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Input: [#] U:24 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Last Frontier An engineer sent to his home town to complete the building of a dam succeeds in bringing needed water to the parched cattle country he grew up in, despite bitter opposition even from his own family.

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Input: [#] U:25 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Last Laughter Bert Colorado pursues practical joker Tommy Jackson for having stolen his beautiful girlfriend, only to discover that someone else has won the girl in the end.

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Input: [#] U:26 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Lion Tamer A scheme to embarrass a lion tamer by pacifying his lion with a perfume-scented handkerchief backfires when the audience loves it, and the lion tamer and his act end up with star billing.

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Input: [#] U:27 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Meteors of Death World War I fighter pilot Bart Austin, after a bloody scuffle with his own commanding officer, goes after the enemy squadron that wiped out his wingmates with murderous incendiary bullets.

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Input: [#] U:28 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: No Quarter A ruthless mercenary pilot is taught a powerful lesson in mercy by the flier he has shot down.

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Input: [#] U:29 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Once a Turkey Short Old Daniel outfoxes the canny, covetous, cantankerous Mr. Noah—and saves his small plot of land in the bargain—when a flock of turkeys comes up one gobbler short.

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Input: [#] U:30 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Patent Medicine When a man offers a potion that heals dogs as a treatment for human ailments, the city first denounces then rewards him.

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Input: [#] U:31 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Peace To earn the respect of the African villagers and win an ironic peace, Terry O’Flanning first has to beat his formidable native adversary.

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Input: [#] U:32 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Rat Trap A World War I fighter pilot is suspected of fatally shooting his wingmate, until a fistfight with his commanding officer exposes the place in the wall where rats have cached his personal effects—and his dead wingmate's suicide note.

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Input: [#] U:33 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Rendezvous The town's most responsible citizen and only undertaker decides, at last, to renounce his humdrum life and follow his adventurous brother on a gold-seeking expedition to the Yucatan. But when a telegram arrives from there, the message is unexpected—and shocking.

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Input: [#] U:34 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Revolt in the Plaza When the newest, revolutionary Santo Dominican government comes to power, an unemployed American mining engineer unexpectedly finds himself appointed to the president's cabinet.

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Input: [#] U:35 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Schemes Everyone Can Use Shooting Celebrities (See “Shooting Celebrities” below, #272)

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Input: [#] U:36 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Shades of Captain Kidd A map to Captain Kidd's legendary treasure on Mona Island leads two U.S. engineers in Puerto Rico to a hidden cache of a vastly different—but dangerously valuable—kind.

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Input: [#] U:37 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Shooting Celebrities Longer version of “Schemes. . .” above, #270. In both versions, the same news photographer photographs the wrong person.

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Input: [#] U:38 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Sinner Take All The painfully young third mate of a China steamer discovers that dice can be crooked, waterfront bars can be dangerous, and not all chief engineers are honest.

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Input: [#] U:39 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Sky Trap False landing lights lead an air mail pilot with a pouch of valuable government papers into peril on the wrong side of the border.

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Input: [#] U:40 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Stowaway Deluxe A personable, quick-thinking young man charms his way aboard an ocean liner, outwits a bunch of gamblers trying to steal a set of pearls, and disembarks somewhat richer but as carefree as ever.

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Input: [#] U:41 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Strategy A dog enlists the help of other dogs to subdue the local canine bully.

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Input: [#] U:42 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Strictly Confidential A man buys up the land around the site of a proposed government dam, only to be duped into surrendering his claims.

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Input: [#] U:43 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Suicide Preferred Falsely accused of stealing a general's bankroll, faced with suicide or torture, a soldier of fortune in occupied China is exonerated when he captures the true culprit.

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Input: [#] U:44 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Sultan O’SuIlivan An American soldier of fortune in North Africa and his reporter girlfriend become sultan and sultana when he uses disguise and a brilliant ruse to bring down a treacherous but powerful enemy.

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Input: [#] U:45 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Things That Pass in the Jungle (aka Completed Pass) An injured, big-time professional football player saves the life of a fellow American and his own career, when he throws lethally accurate forward passes with coconuts, as if they were footballs, to drive off marauding bandits.

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Input: [#] U:46 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Token of Torture A resourceful reporter for the Oriental Press in China discovers the true identity of the Mysterious River Dragon, the man who has been ruthlessly robbing and then blowing up passenger ships.

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Input: [#] U:47 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Typhoon Treasure A hunt for a buried pirate treasure on Typhoon Island in the Philippines leads to rivalry, romance and sudden death.

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Input: [#] U:48 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: War on Wheels The decades-old “war on wheels”—violent accidents on the nation's highways—is the immediate issue in a brisk exchange of views between a powerful U.S. senator and an average American citizen with innovative ideas for solving problems.

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Input: [#] U:49 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Whispering Death An American adventurer in the South Pacific overcomes deadly headhunters, poisonous snakes and a terrifying witch doctor to rescue his friend and retrieve a bag of precious pearls.

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Input: [#] U:50 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Winged Rescue When a young woman pilot saves her father's cattle by flying food to them through a blinding snowstorm, she changes his mind about flying as a career.

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Input: [#] U:51 [Genre] Adventure [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Wrecking Crew A daredevil race car driver and his more cautious, safety-minded brother feud bitterly for years until a nearly-fatal accident during a dangerous crash test brings about a reconciliation.

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Input: [#] U:52 [Genre] Mystery/ Detective [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Brand of Cane Convicted of crimes he did not commit, Bob Hoffman comes to grips with the man who framed him during a struggle in the deadly bowels of a sugar cane shredding machine.

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Input: [#] U:53 [Genre] Mystery/ Detective [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Dash, the Reporter, Gets Fired (Holograph manuscript) A cub reporter is duped by a rival into publishing the wrong story.

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Input: [#] U:54 [Genre] Mystery/ Detective [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Death Caverns A series of baffling cliffside murders is solved by a treasury agent.

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Input: [#] U:55 [Genre] Mystery/ Detective [Story title & synopsis]

Output: A Demijohn Demon (Holograph manuscript) Her superstitious dread of a witch doctor's grave frightens a woman to death.

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Input: [#] U:56 [Genre] Mystery/ Detective [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Eye for an Eye When John Masey takes final revenge on the hit-and-run driver who blinded him and crippled his young daughter, he makes a belated—and cruelly ironic—discovery.

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Input: [#] U:57 [Genre] Mystery/ Detective [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Fangs of the Tiger A bungling, corpulent police detective solves the mystery of the maharajah's missing false teeth and brings the most wanted criminal in New York City to justice.

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Input: [#] U:58 [Genre] Mystery/ Detective [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Mixed Up Spies in China (Holograph manuscript) Two British spies are duped by the man they are pursuing into unwittingly killing a fellow agent.

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Input: [#] U:59 [Genre] Mystery/ Detective [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Murder at Pirate Castle (Basis for the successful Columbia Pictures screen adaption Secret of Treasure Island [1937].) An FBI agent, posing as a private investigator, solves a series of mysterious “flame and blue smoke” murders at Pirate Castle and unmasks the pirate ghost of El Tiburon.

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Input: [#] U:60 [Genre] Mystery/ Detective [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Murder for Murder A priceless tapestry causes the strange deaths of three men.

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Input: [#] U:61 [Genre] Mystery/ Detective [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Paper Traitor (See also “A Paper Traitor,” next entry) A belated pardon leads ironically to the recapture of an escaped convict.

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Input: [#] U:62 [Genre] Mystery/ Detective [Story title & synopsis]

Output: A Paper Traitor (Holograph manuscript) The convict in this, possibly earlier, version of “Paper Traitor,” is a former gangster.

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Input: [#] U:63 [Genre] Mystery/ Detective [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Passenger Fifty-One Disguised as a passenger aboard a Zeppelin flight to New York, an American detective solves a murder, witnesses another, locates the missing documents he had been falsely accused of stealing, finds a fortune in stolen emeralds, parachutes from the dirigible, and is still in time for luncheon with his girlfriend at the Waldorf.

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Input: [#] U:64 [Genre] Mystery/ Detective [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Return of the Doomed The electrocution of three convicted criminals becomes the key to a bizarre plot to destroy a district attorney.

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Input: [#] U:65 [Genre] Mystery/ Detective [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Stunt Pilot A strange crash, stolen money and the accidental death of a passenger leads a young airmail pilot to prison, then to a new career as a movie stunt flier who is threatened by the vengeful schemes of an unsuspected enemy.

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Input: [#] U:66 [Genre] Mystery/ Detective [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Tailor-made Spy Disfigured in a crash, deliberately given a new face by plastic surgery in an enemy hospital, an American fighter pilot in World War I is mistaken for a German spy who looks just like him, and is sentenced to be shot.

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Input: [#] U:67 [Genre] Mystery/ Detective [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Take a Poison from One to Ten An insurance claims adjuster investigates the deaths of three members of the same family, all of whom had recently been heavily insured, apparently by the newly-wed wife of one of the victims.

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Input: [#] U:68 [Genre] Mystery/ Detective [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Torch Murder When the reform candidate for mayor is torch murdered—and burned beyond recognition—an ace detective sets out to prove the guilt of the corrupt incumbent mayor, then makes a startling discovery.

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Input: [#] U:69 [Genre] Mystery/ Detective [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Witch's Rocking Chair When the elderly woman the local town people had called a witch dies, she leaves an apparently haunted rocking chair and a valuable secret concealed in the stuffing of the chair.

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Input: [#] U:70 [Genre] Romance [Story title & synopsis]

Output: All South American Mistakenly believing that his girlfriend admires giant football players at an American school, a short-but-doughty Peruvian bullfighter proves he can play and win with the big boys, only to discover—to his delight—that his girlfriend's real passion is bullfighting.

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Input: [#] U:71 [Genre] Romance [Story title & synopsis]

Output: A Bedtime Story Set in the sixteenth century, this charming historical romance tells the “bedtime story” of a beautiful young woman who, fleeing from parents who want her to wed a rich but ugly suitor, encounters a handsome nobleman, bests a rival, is rescued from wolves, and lives happily ever after.

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Input: [#] U:72 [Genre] Romance [Story title & synopsis]

Output: He Had to Marry the Girl When a young man mistakes one sister for another, he comes uncomfortably close to losing both the one he really loves and a sizeable inheritance.

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Input: [#] U:73 [Genre] Romance [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Insignificant Obsession Believing the man she loves is dead, a woman falls in love with a second man, a painter, for whom she poses. When the first man unexpectedly returns, she lies to him about her relationship with the painter and trouble ensues.

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Input: [#] U:74 [Genre] Romance [Story title & synopsis]

Output: No Greater Love When a young woman pilot braves adverse weather to fly emergency medical supplies to the scene of a mine disaster, she bests her movie star rival for the affections of an aviator boyfriend and earns the money to pay for needed surgery on her father's injured leg.

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Input: [#] U:75 [Genre] Romance [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Perfect Life When a man and woman are rescued after being shipwrecked together on a desert island, they separate and their lives take different directions. Reunited years later, they decide to return to the island.

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Input: [#] U:76 [Genre] Romance [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Price of Lust When Sven masquerades as Griselda's dead brother to keep her near him, he risks losing her love forever, until an act of courage reveals the truth and reunites them.

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Input: [#] U:77 [Genre] Romance [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Stormalong Swashbuckling historical romance of the last days of the Spanish Main which follows the colorful exploits of the fiery buccaneer, Stormalong, as he defies the powerful English nobleman who has sworn to capture or kill him.

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Input: [#] U:78 [Genre] Science Fiction [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Alkahest A historian in the far distant future recounts the story of the long-vanished Earth (an area on astronomical charts now marked only as “Avoid—Dangerous”) and of the Earthman who invented the “alkahest,” the universal solvent that dissolved the Earth forever.

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Input: [#] U:79 [Genre] Science Fiction [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Cap of Doom A judge puts on an extraordinary telepathic cap that persuades him—by showing him apparent memories of his own family's unsavory past—to free a young man unjustly accused of murder. The judge does not know that the memories are really not his, but those of the scientist operating the cap. But justice—despite bitter opposition even from his own family in a surprise story twist—has in fact been served.

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Input: [#] U:80 [Genre] Fantasy [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Double Talk A magic elixir brings a famous ventriloquist's equally famous dummy to life.

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Input: [#] U:81 [Genre] Science Fiction [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Due Process of Thought The humdrum life of Henry Bronson is shattered forever when he invents a telepathic transmitter and discovers what his wife and son really think of him.

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Input: [#] U:82 [Genre] Fantasy [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Miseries of Mike It's not the fillings in his teeth that are making Mike Williams say things he hadn't intended to say. He discovers he, himself, has become the receiver and the voice—the “mike”—for other people's thoughts.

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Input: [#] U:83 [Genre] Fantasy [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Soul of a Plane (Holograph manuscript) Faced with the prospect of having his beloved plane carted off to a museum, a young flier watches as the plane mysteriously takes its fate into its own hands.

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Input: [#] U:84 [Genre] Fantasy [Story title & synopsis]

Output: They Shall Inherit A young man discovers after a serious illness that he is the last person left alive in the world, and that he has unwittingly helped the mean—not the meek—inherit the Earth.

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Input: [#] U:85 [Genre] Fantasy [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Tickets A fascinating “time-trap” fantasy that begins when a beautiful woman walks into a travel agency, pursued by a man with a gun. The travel agent—named Johnny Aldrich—shoots the pursuer with a gun he keeps under the counter for protection, then flees with the woman, first to Miami and then onto an ocean liner. Thrown overboard, Aldrich hurtles into nothingness, only to suddenly find himself back in the travel agency. A beautiful woman walks in, pursued by a man with a gun. . .

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Input: [#] U:86 [Genre] Fantasy [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Tombstone All his life, Joshua Prout had done everything in a big way—the biggest house, the biggest fortune, the biggest car. But when Judgement Day comes and the dead are summoned from their graves, Joshua discovers his passion for bigness has followed him to the bitterest end—his tombstone is too big for him to move.

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Input: [#] U:87 [Genre] Fantasy [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Unlucky Pistols A ghost tells the ill-starred story of a pair of pirate pistols and a dying man's curse.

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Input: [#] U:88 [Genre] Western [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Adventures of Bobby Mathews (written in 1921) Ten-year-old Bobby Mathews uses toy cap pistols instead of real guns to corral two renegade farm hands.

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Input: [#] U:89 [Genre] Western [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Bandit and the Button (Holograph manuscript) When a bandit fleeing from the law rescues a ten-year-old boy he affectionately calls “the button” from outlaws who had killed the boy's father, the bandit wins over a pursuing marshal.

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Input: [#] U:90 [Genre] Western [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Black Rider Disguise and mistaken identity play a near-fatal role in this lively yarn of two Damon-and-Pythias-type partners who wipe out the Black Rider and his gang of outlaws.

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Input: [#] U:91 [Genre] Western [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Dead Man As an old prospector, convinced that people are trying to cheat him of his gold, lies dying of thirst and hunger in the desert, the light of the moon reveals the ironic truth—the load of rock in his wagon contains gold nuggets after all.

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Input: [#] U:92 [Genre] Western [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Desert Mercy A bankrupt ex-prospector, miraculously saved by cactus water from dying of thirst in the desert, helps his daughter and the son of his former partner stave off the guns of the town's ruthless sheriff and his gang of killers.

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Input: [#] U:93 [Genre] Western [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Dogged Vengeance Kit McLean is saved from being hung for crimes he did not commit when his dog, Nugget, fearlessly attacks the real culprit, the town's crooked sheriff, just as evidence of Kit's innocence arrives in town.

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Input: [#] U:94 [Genre] Western [Story title & synopsis]

Output: The Galleon of Ghoul Mountain In a search for treasure and a fabled Spanish galleon in the desert, a young man and his father encounter outlaws, subsequently capture them, and receive a real treasure—a $10,000 reward.

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Input: [#] U:95 [Genre] Western [Story title & synopsis]

Output: A Sheep in Wolfs Clothing Mo Scanlon, a vagrant and a gifted liar, deceives everyone in town with his tall tale about how he captured the man who had stolen money from Wells Fargo, only to steal away with the money himself.

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Input: [#] U:96 [Genre] Western [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Signed with Lead Okay Collins has to prove he is the real owner of the Thirty-Thirty Ranch and that he's not guilty of robbery and murder.

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Input: [#] U:97 [Genre] Western [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Tit for Tat (Holograph manuscript) The man who saves a young preacher from a lynching turns out to be the same man who robbed the Wells Fargo stage—but the grateful preacher has already helped him escape the sheriff.

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Input: [#] U:98 [Genre] Western [Story title & synopsis]

Output: Two Guns from Texas A sinister masquerade and a dangerous case of mistaken identity complicate the plot when a Texas cowboy and a range detective are sent by the Cattleman's Association to unmask a criminal.

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Input: [Apical] Alveolar/labioalveolar [_(v] _v) [Initial partial voicing] Final partial voicing [_a]

Output: _a\


Input: [Apical] Advanced tongue root [_(v] _V [Initial partial voicing] Pre-voicing [_a]

Output: _A


Input: [Apical] Extra low tone [_(v] _V\ [Initial partial voicing] Post-voicing [_a]

Output: _B


Input: [Apical] Less rounded [_(v] _w [Initial partial voicing] Labialized [_a]

Output: _c


Input: [Apical] Labial spreading [_(v] _w\ [Initial partial voicing] Pre-labialized [_a]

Output: _C


Input: [Apical] Dental [_(v] _W [Initial partial voicing] Exolabial [_a]

Output: _d


Input: [Apical] Dentolabial [_(v] _W\ [Initial partial voicing] Endolabial [_a]

Output: _d\


Input: [Apical] Velarized or pharyngealized [_(v] _x [Initial partial voicing] Mid-centralized [_a]

Output: _e


Input: [Apical] Lower dental or linguolabial [_(v] _x\ [Initial partial voicing] Tense [_a]

Output: _E


Input: [Apical] Whistled articulation [_(v] _X [Initial partial voicing] Extra-short [_a]

Output: _f


Input: [Apical] Velopharyngeal friction [_(v] _y [Initial partial voicing] Weak articulation [_a]

Output: _f\


Input: [Apical] Falling tone [_(v] _Y [Initial partial voicing] Strong articulation [_a]

Output: _F


Input: [Apical] Velarized [_(v] _0 [Initial partial voicing] Voiceless or slack voice [_a]

Output: _G


Input: [Apical] Aspirated [_(v] _0\ [Initial partial voicing] Partial devoicing [_a]

Output: _h


Input: [Apical] Preaspirated [_(v] _(0 [Initial partial voicing] Initial partial devoicing [_a]

Output: _h\


Input: [Apical] High tone [_(v] _0) [Initial partial voicing] Final partial devoicing [_a]

Output: _H


Input: [Apical] Harsh voice [_(v] _7 [Initial partial voicing] Lateral click [_a]

Output: _H\


Input: [Apical] Palatalized [_(v] _8 [Initial partial voicing] Whispery phonation [_a]

Output: _j


Input: [Apical] Creaky voice [_(v] _9 [Initial partial voicing] Faucalized voice [_a]

Output: _k


Input: [Apical] Lateral release [_(v] _! [Initial partial voicing] Click [_a]

Output: _l


Input: [Apical] Monolateral [_(v] _" [Initial partial voicing] Centralized [_a]

Output: _l\


Input: [Apical] Low tone [_(v] _%\ [Initial partial voicing] Strident [_a]

Output: _L


Input: [Apical] Laminal [_(v] _& [Initial partial voicing] Open rounded [_a]

Output: _m


Input: [Apical] Mid tone [_(v] _+ [Initial partial voicing] Advanced [_a]

Output: _M


Input: [Apical] Nasal release [_(v] _- [Initial partial voicing] Retracted [_a]

Output: _n


Input: [Apical] Pre-nasalized [_(v] _/ [Initial partial voicing] Rising [_a]

Output: _n\


Input: [Apical] Linguolabial [_(v] _; [Initial partial voicing] Nasal escape [_a]

Output: _N


Input: [Apical] Interlinguolabial [_(v] _< [Initial partial voicing] Implosive [_a]

Output: _N\


Input: [Apical] Lowered [_(v] _<\ [Initial partial voicing] Ingressive airflow [_a]

Output: _o


Input: [Apical] More rounded [_(v] _=\ [Initial partial voicing] Unaspirated [_a]

Output: _O


Input: [Apical] Labiodentalised [_(v] _> [Initial partial voicing] Ejective [_a]

Output: _P


Input: [Apical] Labialized (as distinct from labiovelarized) [_(v] _>\ [Initial partial voicing] Egressive airflow [_a]

Output: _P\


Input: [Apical] Retracted tongue root [_(v] _? [Initial partial voicing] Glottalized [_a]

Output: _q


Input: [Apical] Raised [_(v] _?\ [Initial partial voicing] Pharyngealized [_a]

Output: _r


Input: [Apical] Rising tone [_(v] _\ [Initial partial voicing] Falling [_a]

Output: _R


Input: [Apical] Breathy voice [_(v] _\\ [Initial partial voicing] Reiterated articulation [_a]

Output: _t


Input: [Apical] Interdental/bidental [_(v] _^ [Initial partial voicing] Non-syllabic [_a]

Output: _t\


Input: [Apical] Voiced or stiff voice [_(v] _} [Initial partial voicing] No audible release [_a]

Output: _v


Input: [Apical] Partial voicing [_(v] _~\ [Initial partial voicing] Denasal [_a]

Output: _v\


Input: [Subject] Geography & Geology [Title]

Output: Journey Into Amazing Caves Meet Dr. Hazel Barton and Nancy Aulenbach. These women are compelled to push their limits in hostile environments. They are cavers who risk fatal danger for the thrill of discovery. Barton and Aulenbach are extreme athletes and extreme scientists - scientists who gather their data in treacherous places where few dare to follow. In Journey Into Amazing Caves they travel to caves in Arizona, Greenland and Mexico searching for discoveries that may lead to cures for human disease. Teacher's Guide


Input: [Subject] History & Cultures [Title]

Output: D-Day 3D: Normandy 1944 June 6, 1944: The largest Allied operation of World War II began in Normandy, France. Yet, few know in detail exactly why and how, from the end of 1943 through August 1944, this region became the most important location in the world. Blending multiple cinematographic techniques, including animation, CGI and stunning live-action images, “D-Day: Normandy 1944” brings this monumental event to the world’s largest screens for the first time ever. Audiences of all ages, including new generations, will discover from a new perspective in breathtaking IMAX® how this landing changed the world. Exploring history, military strategy, science, technology and human values, the film will educate and appeal to all. Narrated by Tom Brokaw, “D-Day: Normandy 1944” pays tribute to those who gave their lives for our freedom… A duty of memory, a duty of gratitude. Teacher's Guide


Input: [Subject] Environmental Science [Title]

Output: Wild Ocean 3D Each year an unbelievable feeding frenzy takes place in the oceans of South Africa as billions of sardines migrate up the KwaZulu-Natal Coast. "Wild Ocean" captures spectacular breaching whales, feeding sharks, diving gannets, and massive bait balls inside and up close on the giant screen. The migration has provided an annual food source for both life in the sea and the people living along the African shores for countless generations. The film demonstrates how business, government, and the local people have joined forces to protect this invaluable ecological resource. "Wild Ocean" will delve audiences into an epic underwater struggle for survival and reveal the economic and cultural impact the migration has on the coastal communities. Teacher's Guide


Input: [Subject] Science, Social Studies, Biology [Title]

Output: Dolphins and Whales 3D: Tribes of the Ocean Dive into a new immersive and highly emotional adventure with Dolphins and Whales 3D. This awe-inspiring documentary film will take you from the dazzling coral reefs of the Bahamas to the warm depths of the waters of the exotic Kingdom of Tonga for a close encounter with the surviving tribes of the ocean. Through the powerful IMAX® theatre medium and stunning images captured for the very first time in 3D, view their lives and habitats as never-before-seen. You will come so close to wild dolphins and belugas you will virtually touch them. You will witness the profound love of a Humpback mother for her newborn calf, and will come eye-to-eye with singing Humpback males. You will meet an orca, the mighty King of the ocean, and enjoy a wonderful moment with the gentle manatee. Explore many little-known aspects of these fascinating and fragile creatures capable of sophisticated communication and social interaction. Join the expert team of ocean explorers that brought you Sharks 3D and Ocean Wonderland 3D in an unforgettable diving experience that documents the life of these graceful, majestic yet endangered sea creatures. Teacher's Guide


Input: [Subject] Social Studies, Geography & Geology, History & Cultures [Title]

Output: Mummies: Secrets of the Pharaohs Mummies: Secrets of the Pharaohs follows researchers and explorers as they piece together the archaeological and genetic clues of Egyptian mummies. These relics of the past create a window into the fascinating and mysterious world of the pharaohs. In addition to increasing our understanding of the culture, religion, medicine, and daily life thousands of years ago, scientists today are reconstructing mummy DNA and deciphering ancient texts to gain insight into modern human genetics and advance medical treatments. To unwrap the secrets of the pharaohs is to perhaps glimpse the future of our own civilization. Teacher's Guide


Input: [Subject] Science, Geography & Geology [Title]

Output: Lions 3D: Roar Of The Kalahari This is the powerful story of a lion king who must wage the battle of his life against a young nomadic lion determined to oust him from his throne. At stake is a valuable waterhole deep in Botswana's Kalahari Desert, a precious pool of water in a stark and thirsty land. Here the lion king reigns with two lionesses and his litter of cubs, all of whose fate lies in the outcome of this titanic struggle between two Kalahari giants. Filmed entirely in the wild by renowned filmmaker Tim Liversedge, the film captures the most amazing lion behavior ever to be seen on the giant screen. Lions 3D: Roar of the Kalahari brings audiences face-to-face with all of the natural inhabitants of the African desert who play a role in this drama. Stunning 3D visuals combine with the film's powerful soundtrack to transport audiences to the middle of the African wilderness as the lion's thunderous roar literally shakes their seats. Balancing suspense and action with a strong story line and breakthrough cinematography, the film educates and enlightens audiences of all ages. It transports them across the Kalahari on a breathtaking journey which will live on in their hearts and minds long after night falls and quiet returns to the savanna. Teacher's Guide


Input: [Subject] Biology [Title]

Output: Sharks 3D 'Sharks 3D' is a new IMAX theatre film experience that offers audiences an astonishing up-close encounter with the Lions and Tigers of the Ocean. Come face-to-face with a multitude of shark species, including the Great White, Hammerhead, and Whale Shark. Witness them as they really are: not wicked man-eating creatures, but wild, fascinating and endangered animals that have been in existence a million years before dinosaurs roamed the Earth. Join the expert team of ocean explorers on this unique round-the-globe expedition documenting the life of the ultimate predator. Teacher's Guide


Input: [Subject] History & Cultures, Geography & Geology [Title]

Output: Lewis and Clark: Great Journey West It was the dawn of a nation - a time before the American West became known as the frontier, and little was known about what lay within. Two captains, courageous in spirit and unyielding in their dedication to their mission, led 31 people, including one woman and her infant son, to the Pacific Ocean and back. Audiences will experience the danger and beauty of the unknown West as it unfolded before the eyes of Lewis and Clark. Teacher's Guide


Input: [Subject] Science, Biology [Title]

Output: The Human Body Three years in the making, The Human Body reveals the incredible story of life. In astonishing detail, this large format film presents a look at the biological processes that go on without our control and often without our notice. Throughout the film we follow a family from dawn to dusk as they go about their daily routines. But this is no ordinary story. This is the tale of what takes place beneath the skin - a tale that allows us to see the extraordinary accomplishments of our everyday lives. Teacher's Guide


Input: [Abraham Lincoln] Tall. Long limbs. Small, thin head. [MEN2B feature]

Output: "Marfanoid" body shape


Input: [Abraham Lincoln] Large lower lip. Bumps on lower and upper lips. [MEN2B feature]

Output: Large, bumpy lips


Input: [Abraham Lincoln] Constipated. [MEN2B feature]

Output: Intestinal symptoms


Input: [Abraham Lincoln] Emaciated by the end of his life. [MEN2B feature]

Output: Cancer


Input: [Abraham Lincoln] Mother with same body and facial build. Three sons with large, bumpy lips. [MEN2B feature]

Output: Family history


Input: [Abraham Lincoln] Multiple signs of low muscle tone. [MEN2B feature]

Output: Muscular involvement


Input: [Nouns] blessing [Verbs] found [Adjectives]

Output: perfect

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Input: [Nouns] gift [Verbs] chose [Adjectives]

Output: exactly

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Input: [Nouns] help [Verbs] gave [Adjectives]

Output: thoughtful

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Input: [Nouns] time [Verbs] love/like [Adjectives]

Output: generous

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Input: [Nouns] gratitude [Verbs] cherish [Adjectives]

Output: awesome

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Input: [Nouns] money [Verbs] adore [Adjectives]

Output: beautiful

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Input: [Nouns] time [Verbs] appreciate [Adjectives]

Output: cool

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Input: [Nouns] energy [Verbs] care [Adjectives]

Output: neat

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Input: [Nouns] Godsend [Verbs] blessed [Adjectives]

Output: unique

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Input: [Nouns] item [Verbs] wanted [Adjectives]

Output: personal

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Input: [Nouns] fun [Verbs] needed [Adjectives]

Output: nice

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Input: [Nouns] enjoyment [Verbs] thank [Adjectives]

Output: gracious

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Input: [Nouns] memory [Verbs] use [Adjectives]

Output: useful

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Input: [0] Alska [Alska] Good [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Poor [sw.us] Poor [se.us] Poor [Mex.] Poor [12] Alska [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Poor [Frnce] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Poor [sc.us]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table for Middle and High Latitude Northern Hemisphere Circuits


Input: [0] w.can [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Poor [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Poor [sw.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] w.can [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Poor [Frnce] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Poor [sc.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] c.can [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Poor [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] c.can [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Poor [Frnce] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Poor [sc.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] e.can [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Good [w.us] Poor [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] e.can [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Poor [Frnce] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Poor [sc.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] w.us [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Poor [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] w.us [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Poor [Frnce] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Good [sc.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] c.us [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Good [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] c.us [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Poor [Frnce] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Poor [sc.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] e.us [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Good [e.can] Good [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] e.us [U.K.] Fair [Spain] Good [Frnce] Fair [c.eur] Fair [se.eur] Fair [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Fair [Jap.] Poor [sc.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] sw.us [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Good [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] sw.us [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Good [Frnce] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Good [sc.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] sc.us [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Good [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] sc.us [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Good [Frnce] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Good [sc.us]

Output: Good

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Input: [0] se.us [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Good [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] se.us [U.K.] Fair [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Fair [se.eur] Fair [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Fair [Jap.] Poor [sc.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] Mex. [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Good [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] Mex. [U.K.] Fair [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Fair [se.eur] Fair [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Fair [Jap.] Good [sc.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [Alska] Alska [w.can] w.can [c.can] c.can [e.can] e.can [w.us] w.us [c.us] c.us [e.us] e.us [sw.us] sw.us [se.us] se.us [Mex.] Mex. [U.K.] U.K. [Spain] Spain [Frnce] Frnce [c.eur] c.eur [se.eur] se.eur [Mos.] Mos. [Israel] Israel [Jap.] Jap. [sc.us]

Output: sc.us

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] U.K. [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Fair [sw.us] Poor [se.us] Fair [Mex.] Fair [12] U.K. [U.K.] Good [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Good [Jap.] Poor [sc.us]

Output: Poor

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Input: [0] Spain [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Good [sw.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] Spain [U.K.] Good [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [sc.us]

Output: Good

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Input: [0] Frnce [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Fair [sw.us] Poor [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] Frnce [U.K.] Good [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [sc.us]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] c.eur [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Fair [sw.us] Poor [se.us] Fair [Mex.] Fair [12] c.eur [U.K.] Good [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [sc.us]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] se.eur [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Fair [sw.us] Poor [se.us] Fair [Mex.] Fair [12] se.eur [U.K.] Good [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [sc.us]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] Mos. [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Poor [sw.us] Poor [se.us] Poor [Mex.] Poor [12] Mos. [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [sc.us]

Output: Poor

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Input: [0] Israel [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Fair [sw.us] Poor [se.us] Fair [Mex.] Fair [12] Israel [U.K.] Good [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [sc.us]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] Jap. [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Good [c.us] Poor [e.us] Poor [sw.us] Good [se.us] Poor [Mex.] Good [12] Jap. [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [sc.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [Template:White] 354 [Template:White_1] Blood Bath & Beyond [Template:White_2] May 11, 2005 [Template:White_3] Queens, New York [Template:White_4]

Output: A landlord uses a fiber optic scope to spy on young female tenants. After a while, he decides to drill holes into the floor above him to check out the woman above in her bathroom. One day while spying on her, the above floor collapses from water damage combined with all the holes he drilled and the tub crushes his head.

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Input: [Template:White] 418 [Template:White_1] Easy Slider [Template:White_2] May 17, 2008 [Template:White_3] Henderson, Nevada [Template:White_4]

Output: A couple finds a pool to hop into while the owners are away. A construction crew had been by earlier, and their tools were still lying around. After getting drunk and playing in the pool, the man takes out a tarp and prepares to slide in the pool, not noticing a nail from a nail gun he had fired earlier sitting in the center of it. He then slides down the tarp and is disemboweled.

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Input: [Template:White] 337 [Template:White_1] Mine Over Splatter [Template:White_2] May 8, 1985 [Template:White_3] Da Nang, Vietnam [Template:White_4]

Output: Three former Vietnamese soldiers are arguing about what is the best aphrodisiac. They play Russian Roulette and no one is killed. They start stomping on the floor in celebration only to soon end up detonating an old land mine which was buried under their shack, blowing themselves up.

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Input: [Template:White] 261 [Template:White_1] Gum's the Word [Template:White_2] December 9, 2003 [Template:White_3] Palm Springs, California [Template:White_4]

Output: A male nurse seduces elderly women in order to steal her money. On this particular occasion, he kisses a woman with dentures and intensely bad breath. Desperate to freshen his mouth, he finds what he believes to be breath mints in the woman's bathroom, but they turn out to be denture whitening tablets. To wash the taste of the tablets away, he drinks from a glass of water, not knowing it was used to dissolve the tablets. The tablet eats away at his flesh and fills his lungs with foam, eventually suffocating him.

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Input: [Template:White] 378 [Template:White_1] Bird Brained [Template:White_2] May 31, 2007 [Template:White_3] New York, New York [Template:White_4]

Output: A bachelorette has a party in a limousine with her friends. She plans not to drink too much alcohol, until her friends give her absinthe. In her drunken stupor, she sticks her head out of the limousine's sunroof and a low flying bird flies into her open mouth, snapping her neck and killing her.

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Input: [Template:White] 919 [Template:White_1] Inquisi-Torn [Template:White_2] June 8, 1483 [Template:White_3] Córdoba, Spain [Template:White_4]

Output: An inventor of the Spanish donkey is denounced as a heretic during the Spanish Inquisition. He is then placed on his own device and is slowly split in half through his pelvis.

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Input: [Template:White] 87 [Template:White_1] Boys 2 Dead [Template:White_2] June 23, 2009 [Template:White_3] Canoga Park, California [Template:White_4]

Output: A one-hit wonder boy band is performing for a very small, unenthusiastic crowd at a bar. The ego-maniacal lead singer decides to do a stage dive. He jumps into the crowd and with no adoring fans to catch him, he falls to the ground and shatters his spinal cord, causing paralysis and shortly after dies from lack of oxygen.

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Input: [Author] fellini [Story]

Output: Hello All Hello all, this my Concert Story

London, UK - 10/11/2011 | Josh Groban – Official Website For Musican, Actor, and host of Rising Star


Input: [Author] Val Brownjohn [Story]

Output: Fantastic Show We came with two friends to see you in concert for the first time - it was fantastic! Your voice is amazing. We all had a great night and look forward to seeing you in London in the future.Come and see us more often please!!! Val

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Input: [Author] buckingham [Story]

Output: Amazing Well what can I say just amazing this was the first time me and my daughter have been to see Josh in concert, we have been waiting a long time to get the opportunity to see him and the wait was well worth it. We had good seats in the stalls so we could see Josh clearly, from start to finish the concert was so enjoyable, Josh is very good at getting the audience to interact with him, his jokes and comments made us laugh, the questions and answers part of the show was very funny and his Elmo...

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