GEM/dart · Datasets at Hugging Face

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dart-train-7500	dart-train-7500	7,489	[ [ "One", "PREMIERE", "9 June 2007" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Britain's Got Talent" ], [ "One", "FINALE", "17 June 2007" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SERIES", "One" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	Series one of Britain's Got Talent has its Premiere on 9 June 2007 and finale on 17 June 2007	[]
dart-train-7501	dart-train-7501	7,490	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SERIES", "Two" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Britain's Got Talent" ], [ "Two", "RUNNER-UP", "Signature" ], [ "Two", "WINNER", "George Sampson" ], [ "Two", "THIRD_PLACE", "Andrew Johnston" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	In series two of Britain's Got Talent, the winner is George Sampson, and the runner-up is Signature, and the third place is Andrew Johnston	[]
dart-train-7502	dart-train-7502	7,491	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SERIES", "Three" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Britain's Got Talent" ], [ "Three", "PREMIERE", "11 April 2009" ], [ "Three", "WINNER", "Diversity" ], [ "Three", "RUNNER-UP", "Susan Boyle" ], [ "Three", "FINALE", "30 May 2009" ], [ "Three", "THIRD_PLACE", "Julian Smith" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	In series Three of Britain's Got Talent with Premiere on 11 April 2009 and Finale on 30 May 2009, the winner, runner-up, and third place are Diversity, Susan Boyle, and Julian Smith, respectively.	[]
dart-train-7503	dart-train-7503	7,492	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Britain's Got Talent" ], [ "Four", "WINNER", "Spelbound" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SERIES", "Four" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	The winner of series Four of Britain's Got Talent is Spelbound	[]
dart-train-7504	dart-train-7504	7,493	[ [ "Five", "WINNER", "Jai McDowall" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Britain's Got Talent" ], [ "Five", "HOST(S)", "Ant & Dec" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SERIES", "Five" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	Jai McDowall won the series five of Britain's Got Talent with host Ant & Dec	[]
dart-train-7505	dart-train-7505	7,494	[ [ "Season Six", "REGION_2", "April 9, 2012" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	The DVD for Season Six came out April 9, 2012 in region 2.	[]
dart-train-7506	dart-train-7506	7,495	[ [ "Time Out", "YEAR_(CEREMONY)", "1999 (72nd)" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	Time out was in the 1999 (72nd) ceremony.	[]
dart-train-7507	dart-train-7507	7,496	[ [ "James III of Majorca 1324-1344", "DEATH", "25 October 1349 Llucmajor aged 34" ], [ "James III of Majorca 1324-1344", "BIRTH", "5 April 1315 Catania son of Ferdinand of Majorca and Isabelle of Sabran" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	James III of Majorca was born 5 April 1324 and died 25 October 1344.	[]
dart-train-7508	dart-train-7508	7,497	[ [ "5", "CHALLENGERS_(FEMALE)", "Kathy McMorrow Vs Claire Sudran" ], [ "5", "EVENTS", "Powerball, Swingshot, Whiplash, Pyramid" ], [ "5", "CHALLENGERS_(MALE)", "Scott Brewer Vs Jonathan" ], [ "5", "CONTEST", "Heat 1" ], [ "5", "ORIGINAL_AIR_DATE", "2 September 1995" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	Heat 1 took place in the episode 5.	[]
dart-train-7509	dart-train-7509	7,498	[ [ "12", "EVENTS", "Gauntlet, Swingshot, Pursuit 3 , Hang Tough" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	Gauntlet, swingshot, pursuit 3, hang tough took place in episode 12.	[]
dart-train-7510	dart-train-7510	7,499	[ [ "28", "CHALLENGERS_(FEMALE)", "Shelley Oates Vs Nikki Andronicos" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	Shelley oates vs nikki andronicos featured in episode 28.	[]
dart-train-7511	dart-train-7511	7,500	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "1998" ], [ "1998", "LEAGUE", "USISL D-3 Pro League" ], [ "1998", "PLAYOFFS", "Division Semifinals" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Western Mass Pioneers" ], [ "1998", "DIVISION", "3" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	The Western Mass Pioneers soccer team played in the Division 3 USISL D-3 Pro League in 1998, reaching division semifinals in the playoffs.	[]
dart-train-7512	dart-train-7512	7,501	[ [ "1999", "DIVISION", "3" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Western Mass Pioneers" ], [ "1999", "PLAYOFFS", "Champion" ], [ "1999", "OPEN_CUP", "Did not qualify" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "1999" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	Despite being the playoffs champion in 1999, the Division-3 Western Mass Pioneers did not qualify for the Open Cup that year.	[]
dart-train-7513	dart-train-7513	7,502	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "2000" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Western Mass Pioneers" ], [ "2000", "REGULAR_SEASON", "5th, Northern" ], [ "2000", "PLAYOFFS", "Conference Finals" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	In 2000, the Western Mass Pioneers earned fifth in the Northern regular season and reached conference finals during the playoffs.	[]
dart-train-7514	dart-train-7514	7,503	[ [ "2001", "OPEN_CUP", "Did not qualify" ], [ "2001", "LEAGUE", "USL D-3 Pro League" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Western Mass Pioneers" ], [ "2001", "PLAYOFFS", "Did not qualify" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "2001" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	In their 2001 USL D-3 Pro League run, the Western Mass Pioneers did not qualify for neither the playoffs nor the Open Cup.	[]
dart-train-7515	dart-train-7515	7,504	[ [ "2005", "OPEN_CUP", "3rd Round" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Western Mass Pioneers" ], [ "2005", "PLAYOFFS", "Final" ], [ "2005", "REGULAR_SEASON", "1st" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "2005" ], [ "2005", "LEAGUE", "USL Second Division" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	In 2005, the Western Mass Pioneers played in the USL Second Division league, achieving first place in the regular season and reaching the finals in the playoffs and the third round in the Open Cup.	[]
dart-train-7516	dart-train-7516	7,505	[ [ "Heartbreak Sniper", "REFERENCE", "KIDS-370" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	Kids-370 is the reference when Romaji title is Heartbreak Sniper.	[]
dart-train-7517	dart-train-7517	7,506	[ [ "Boogie Woogie-Chalo America", "YEAR", "2004" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SHOW", "Boogie Woogie-Chalo America" ], [ "Boogie Woogie-Chalo America", "ROLE", "Dance Contestant" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Mauli Dave" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	In 2004, Mauli Dave was a dance contestant on the show Boogie Woogie-Chalo America.	[]
dart-train-7518	dart-train-7518	7,507	[ [ "Saregamapa Challenge", "CHANNEL", "Zee Network" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	Saregamapa was a Zee Network show.	[]
dart-train-7519	dart-train-7519	7,508	[ [ "Rock n Roll Family", "ROLE", "Host" ], [ "Rock n Roll Family", "YEAR", "2008 (March-May)" ], [ "Rock n Roll Family", "CHANNEL", "Zee Network" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SHOW", "Rock n Roll Family" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Mauli Dave" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	In 2008, Rock n Roll Family, a Zee Network show, was hosted by Mauli Dave.	[]
dart-train-7520	dart-train-7520	7,509	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SHOW", "Khatron Ke Khiladi season 4" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Mauli Dave" ], [ "Khatron Ke Khiladi season 4", "EXTRA", "Finalist (top 2)" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	Mauli Dave finished top 2 as a Celebrity Contestant on Khatron Ke Khiladi season 4.	[]
dart-train-7521	dart-train-7521	7,510	[ [ "Welcome - Baazi Mehmaan-Nawaazi ki", "ROLE", "Herself" ], [ "Welcome - Baazi Mehmaan-Nawaazi ki", "CHANNEL", "Life OK" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Mauli Dave" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SHOW", "Welcome - Baazi Mehmaan-Nawaazi ki" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	Mauli Dave played herself on a Life OK channel show.	[]
dart-train-7522	dart-train-7522	7,511	[ [ "Kahani Comedy Circus ki", "YEAR", "2012 (Feb)" ], [ "Kahani Comedy Circus ki", "CHANNEL", "SET (Sony Entertainment Television)" ], [ "Kahani Comedy Circus ki", "ROLE", "Guest Appearance (15 episodes)" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	on 2012 (Feb) The Kahani Comedy Circus ki and Guest Appearance (15 episodes) SET (Sony Entertainment Television)	[]
dart-train-7523	dart-train-7523	7,512	[ [ "10", "EVENT_2", "Vertigo" ], [ "10", "EVENT_1", "Atlasphere" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	Event 2 when event 1 was Atlasphere was vertigo.	[]
dart-train-7524	dart-train-7524	7,513	[ [ "14", "EVENT_4", "Whiplash" ], [ "14", "EVENT_2", "Gauntlet" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	When event 4 was Whiplash, gauntlet was event 2.	[]
dart-train-7525	dart-train-7525	7,514	[ [ "Esteghlal (Taj)", "WINNER", "6" ], [ "Esteghlal (Taj)", "LAST_LOSING_FINAL", "2004" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	Esteghlal (Taj),winner 6, losing in 2004	[]
dart-train-7526	dart-train-7526	7,515	[ [ "Bargh Shiraz", "NUMBER", "8" ], [ "Bargh Shiraz", "LAST_WIN", "1997" ], [ "Bargh Shiraz", "WINNER", "1" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	In number 8 Bargh shiraz won 1 in 1997	[]
dart-train-7527	dart-train-7527	7,516	[ [ "Saba Qom (Saba Battery)", "WINNER", "1" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Hazfi Cup" ], [ "Saba Qom (Saba Battery)", "NUMBER", "=" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "CLUB", "Saba Qom (Saba Battery)" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	The Hazfi Cup was won by Saba Qom.	[]
dart-train-7528	dart-train-7528	7,517	[ [ "79", "WRITTEN_BY", "daniel dratch" ], [ "79", "ORIGINAL_AIR_DATE", "july20,2007" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	The original air date for the episode written by daniel dratch is july20,2007.	[]
dart-train-7529	dart-train-7529	7,518	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "U.S._VIEWERS_(MILLIONS)", "5.60" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SERIES_NO.", "92" ], [ "92", "ORIGINAL_AIR_DATE", "february15,2008" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	The original air date where there were u.s. viewers (millions) is 5.60 was february15,2008.	[]
dart-train-7530	dart-train-7530	7,519	[ [ "91", "SEASON_#", "14" ], [ "91", "WRITTEN_BY", "jon wurster" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	Jon wurster was the writer for season 14.	[]
dart-train-7531	dart-train-7531	7,520	[ [ "2006-07", "DIVISION_FOUR", "wallington new foresters" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	During the 2006-07 season, the Wallington New Foresters won Division Four.	[]
dart-train-7532	dart-train-7532	7,521	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "NAME", "Vandeveer's Bathing Pavilion Carousel" ], [ "Vandeveer's Bathing Pavilion Carousel", "YEAR", "1876" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Charles I. D. Looff" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	Charles I. D. Looff built Vandeveer's Bathing Pavilion Carousel in 1876	[]
dart-train-7533	dart-train-7533	7,522	[ [ "Broadway Flying Horses Carousel", "YEAR", "1890" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	The Broadway Flying Horses Carousel was created in 1890.	[]
dart-train-7534	dart-train-7534	7,523	[ [ "Midland Beach Carousel", "NOTES", "operated 1890 to 1905, 3 abreast, menagerie" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "NAME", "Midland Beach Carousel" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Charles I. D. Looff" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	Miland Beach Carousel, operated 1890 to 1905, 3 abreast, menagerie, was designed by Charles I. D. Looff.	[]
dart-train-7535	dart-train-7535	7,524	[ [ "Fair Park Carousel", "YEAR", "1895" ], [ "Fair Park Carousel", "LOCATION", "Dallas, Texas" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	The Fair Park carousel in Dallas, Texas was built in1895	[]
dart-train-7536	dart-train-7536	7,525	[ [ "The Pike Carousel", "LOCATION", "Long Beach, California" ], [ "The Pike Carousel", "NOTES", "burned down in 1943" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	The Pike Carousel in Long Beach, California, burned down in 1943.	[]
dart-train-7537	dart-train-7537	7,526	[ [ "Griffith Park Merry-Go-Round", "NOTES", "Spillman/Looff mix" ], [ "Griffith Park Merry-Go-Round", "YEAR", "1926" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	The 1926 Griffith Park Merry-Go-Round was a Spillman/Looff mix.	[]
dart-train-7538	dart-train-7538	7,527	[ [ "Coney Island Carousel", "YEAR", "1880" ], [ "Coney Island Carousel", "LOCATION", "Coney Island, New York" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	Charles I. D. Looff was a German master carver and builder of hand-carved carousels and amusement rides, who immigrated to the United States of America in 1870. Looff built the first carousel at Coney Island in 1876.	[]
dart-train-7539	dart-train-7539	7,528	[ [ "headhunters", "NO._BY_SEASON", "21" ], [ "headhunters", "DIRECTED_BY", "john terlesky" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	John terlesky directed episode 21.	[]
dart-train-7540	dart-train-7540	7,529	[ [ "pandora", "WRITTEN_BY", "david amann" ], [ "pandora", "ORIGINAL_AIR_DATE", "february13,2012" ], [ "pandora", "DIRECTED_BY", "bryan spicer" ], [ "pandora", "PRODUCTION_NUMBER", "415" ], [ "pandora", "NO._BY_SEASON", "15" ], [ "pandora", "NO._BY_SERIES", "73" ], [ "pandora", "U.S._VIEWERS_(IN_MILLIONS)", "8.86" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	The series number of the episode "Pandora" is 73.	[]
dart-train-7541	dart-train-7541	7,530	[ [ "cops & robbers", "DIRECTED_BY", "bryan spicer" ], [ "cops & robbers", "WRITTEN_BY", "terence paul winter" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	The episode "cops & robbers" was directed by Bryan Spicer and written by Terence Paul Winter.	[]
dart-train-7542	dart-train-7542	7,531	[ [ "Brazilian Grand Prix", "CONSTRUCTOR", "McLaren - Honda" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	The make of the car that won the brazilian grand prix is mclaren - honda.	[]
dart-train-7543	dart-train-7543	7,532	[ [ "Detroit Grand Prix", "LOCATION", "Detroit" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	Detroit grand prix was in detroit.	[]
dart-train-7544	dart-train-7544	7,533	[ [ "French Grand Prix", "DATE", "3 July" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	The french grand prix is in 3 july	[]
dart-train-7545	dart-train-7545	7,534	[ [ "British Grand Prix", "RD.", "8" ], [ "British Grand Prix", "FASTEST_LAP", "Nigel Mansell" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	Nigel mansell drove the fastest lap for round 8.	[]
dart-train-7546	dart-train-7546	7,535	[ [ "Spanish Grand Prix", "DATE", "2 October" ], [ "Spanish Grand Prix", "LOCATION", "Jerez" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	The grand prix in jerez was in 2 october.	[]
dart-train-7547	dart-train-7547	7,536	[ [ "5", "OPPONENT", "at Buffalo Bills" ], [ "5", "ATTENDANCE", "80,366" ], [ "5", "DATE", "September 29, 1991" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	The 1991 Chicago Bears played at Buffalo Bills in week 5 on September 29 1991 with a total attendance of 80,366	[]
dart-train-7548	dart-train-7548	7,537	[ [ "Come Go with Me", "US_R&B", "74" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	The title Come Go with Me US R&B was 74	[]
dart-train-7549	dart-train-7549	7,538	[ [ "Promises", "US_POP", "7" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Christopher Williams (singer)" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "TITLE", "Promises" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	Released by Christopher Williams, the single Promises reached #7 on the US R&B chart.	[]
dart-train-7550	dart-train-7550	7,539	[ [ "Changes", "YEAR", "1992" ], [ "All I See", "US_R&B", "19" ], [ "All I See", "ALBUM", "Changes" ], [ "All I See", "US_DANCE", "46" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	In 1992 \All I See\""song with album of Changes and US R&B was 19 and US Dance was 46.	[]
dart-train-7551	dart-train-7551	7,540	[ [ "1889-1925", "TOURNAMENT_AT_WHICH_LEAD_BEGAN", "wimbledon" ], [ "william renshaw", "YEARS_LED", "1889-1925" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	William renshaw began his lead when he had won 7 titles at wimbledon.	[]
dart-train-7552	dart-train-7552	7,541	[ [ "2000-2009", "TOURNAMENT_AT_WHICH_LEAD_BEGAN", "wimbledon" ], [ "pete sampras", "YEARS_LED", "2000-2009" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	Pete sampras began his lead at wimbledon.	[]
dart-train-7553	dart-train-7553	7,542	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "2001 St. Louis Rams season" ], [ "1", "DATE", "September 9, 2001" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "WEEK", "1" ], [ "September 9, 2001", "RESULT", "W 20-17 (OT)" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	The first game of the season went into overtime and ended in a 20-17 victory to the St. Louis Rams.	[]
dart-train-7554	dart-train-7554	7,543	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "WEEK", "4" ], [ "October 8, 2001", "ATTENDANCE", "77,765" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "2001 St. Louis Rams season" ], [ "4", "DATE", "October 8, 2001" ], [ "October 8, 2001", "RESULT", "W 35-0" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	77,765 people watched as the St. Louis Rams crushed their opponent 35-0 on October 8, 2001.	[]
dart-train-7555	dart-train-7555	7,544	[ [ "October 28, 2001", "RECORD", "6-1" ], [ "October 28, 2001", "RESULT", "L 34-31" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	After their 34-31 loss on October 28, their record became 6-1.	[]
dart-train-7556	dart-train-7556	7,545	[ [ "Bye", "RECORD", "Bye" ], [ "8", "DATE", "Bye" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	The 2001 St. Louis Rams had a bye during Week 9.	[]
dart-train-7557	dart-train-7557	7,546	[ [ "November 11, 2001", "OPPONENT", "Carolina Panthers" ], [ "November 11, 2001", "TV_TIME", "FOX 12:00pm" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	The match against the Carolina Panthers will air on FOX at 12:00pm, on November 11.	[]
dart-train-7558	dart-train-7558	7,547	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "2001 St. Louis Rams season" ], [ "January 6, 2002", "OPPONENT", "Atlanta Falcons" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "WEEK", "17" ], [ "17", "DATE", "January 6, 2002" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	The Atlanta Falcons and the St. Louis Rams will play against each other in week 17.	[]
dart-train-7559	dart-train-7559	7,548	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "WEEK", "12" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "2001 St. Louis Rams season" ], [ "12", "DATE", "December 2, 2001" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	In the 2001 season, the St. Louis Rams had their week 12 start on December 2, 2001.	[]
dart-train-7560	dart-train-7560	7,549	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "2001 St. Louis Rams season" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "WEEK", "10" ], [ "November 18, 2001", "RECORD", "8-1" ], [ "10", "DATE", "November 18, 2001" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	By week 10 of the 2001 St. Louis Rams season, which was on November 18, their record was 8-1.	[]
dart-train-7561	dart-train-7561	7,550	[ [ "Lukáš Pešek", "POSITION", "3" ], [ "Lukáš Pešek", "MANUFACTURER", "Derbi" ], [ "Lukáš Pešek", "TIME/RETIRED", "+0.111" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	Lukáš Pešek was in position 3. His bike was made by Derbi and had a time of +0.111.	[]
dart-train-7562	dart-train-7562	7,551	[ [ "Jeff O'Neill", "POSITION", "Winger" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Round one" ], [ "Jeff O'Neill", "NHL_TEAM", "Hartford Whalers" ], [ "5", "PLAYER", "Jeff O'Neill" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "PICK", "5" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	The Hartford Whalers NHL team drafted a winger.	[]
dart-train-7563	dart-train-7563	7,552	[ [ "Brett Lindros", "NATIONALITY", "Canada" ], [ "Brett Lindros", "NHL_TEAM", "New York Islanders" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Round one" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "PICK", "9" ], [ "9", "PLAYER", "Brett Lindros" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	The New York Islanders NHL team drafted a player from Canada.	[]
dart-train-7564	dart-train-7564	7,553	[ [ "Vadim Sharifijanov", "YOUTH_CLUB", "Ufa Salavat (Russia)" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	The player Vadim Sharifijanov played for Ufa Salavat (Russia).	[]
dart-train-7565	dart-train-7565	7,554	[ [ "Shanghang County", "DENSITY", "130" ], [ "130", "AREA", "2879" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	Shanghang County has an area of 2879.	[]
dart-train-7566	dart-train-7566	7,555	[ [ "130", "POPULATION", "374047" ], [ "Shanghang County", "DENSITY", "130" ], [ "Shanghang County", "PINYIN", "Shàngháng Xiàn" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	Shàngháng Xiàn has a population of 374,047.	[]
dart-train-7567	dart-train-7567	7,556	[ [ "Wuping County", "PINYIN", "Wǔpíng Xiàn" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	Wuping County is known in Pinyin as wǔpíng xiàn.	[]
dart-train-7568	dart-train-7568	7,557	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "James Brooks (American football)" ], [ "1981", "TEAM", "San Diego Chargers" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "1981" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	James Brooks played for the San Diego Chargers in 1981.	[]
dart-train-7569	dart-train-7569	7,558	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "James Brooks (American football)" ], [ "1984", "TEAM", "Cincinnati Bengals" ], [ "Cincinnati Bengals", "RECEIVING_TOUCHDOWNS", "2" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "1984" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	James Brooks had 2 Rec TD in 1984.	[]
dart-train-7570	dart-train-7570	7,559	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "James Brooks (American football)" ], [ "1986", "TEAM", "Cincinnati Bengals" ], [ "Cincinnati Bengals", "LONGEST_RECEPTION", "54" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "1986" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	James Brooks had a long reception of 54 yards.	[]
dart-train-7571	dart-train-7571	7,560	[ [ "1988", "TEAM", "Cincinnati Bengals" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "1988" ], [ "Cincinnati Bengals", "LONGEST_RUSH", "51" ], [ "Cincinnati Bengals", "RUSHING_TOUCHDOWNS", "8" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "James Brooks (American football)" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	James Brooks had a long rush of 51 yards and scored 8 rushing TDs.	[]
dart-train-7572	dart-train-7572	7,561	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "1991" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "James Brooks (American football)" ], [ "1991", "TEAM", "Cincinnati Bengals" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	James Brooks played for the Cincinnati Bengals in 1991.	[]
dart-train-7573	dart-train-7573	7,562	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "James Brooks (American football)" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "1985" ], [ "Cincinnati Bengals", "LONGEST_RUSH", "39" ], [ "1985", "TEAM", "Cincinnati Bengals" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	In 1985, James Brook playing for Cincinnati Bengal had longest rush of 39 yards.	[]
dart-train-7574	dart-train-7574	7,563	[ [ "Broadcasting Commission (New Zealand On Air)", "RESPONSIBLE_MINISTER(S)", "Broadcasting" ], [ "Broadcasting", "MONITORING_DEPARTMENT(S)", "Culture and Heritage" ], [ "Broadcasting Commission (New Zealand On Air)", "CATEGORY_/_TYPE", "ACE" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	Broadcasting Commission (New Zealand On Air) crown entity culture and heritage ace Monitoring Department category /type	[]
dart-train-7575	dart-train-7575	7,564	[ [ "Candle in The Wind", "PEAK", "1" ], [ "Candle in The Wind", "ARTIST", "Elton John" ], [ "Candle in The Wind", "SALES", "2,029,000" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	Candle in the Wind by Elton John sold 2,029,000 records and peaked at number 1.	[]
dart-train-7576	dart-train-7576	7,565	[ [ "Mambo No. 5", "ARTIST", "Lou Bega" ], [ "Mambo No. 5", "POSITION", "3" ], [ "Mambo No. 5", "YEAR", "1999" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	Lou Bega's 1999 single Mambo No. 5 was the 3rd ranked single in France during the 1990s.	[]
dart-train-7577	dart-train-7577	7,566	[ [ "Alane", "PEAK", "1" ], [ "Alane", "SALES", "1,418,000" ], [ "Alane", "ARTIST", "Wes" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	With 1,418,000 sales, Alane by Wes hit number 1 on the French charts.	[]
dart-train-7578	dart-train-7578	7,567	[ [ "La Tribu de Dana", "YEAR", "1998" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	La Tribu de Dana was released in 1998.	[]
dart-train-7579	dart-train-7579	7,568	[ [ "The Reason / My Heart Will Go On", "POSITION", "10" ], [ "The Reason / My Heart Will Go On", "ARTIST", "Céline Dion" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	The tenth top single of the 1990s in France was Céline Dion's The Reason.	[]
dart-train-7580	dart-train-7580	7,569	[ [ "Un", "ARTIST", "Ricky Martin" ], [ "Un", "YEAR", "Dos" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	Ricky Martin's 'Un Dos Tres' was released in 1997.	[]
dart-train-7581	dart-train-7581	7,570	[ [ "Datsun Twin 200", "FASTEST_LAP", "Unknown" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents", "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	Datsun Twin 200's fastest lap was unknown.	[]
dart-train-7582	dart-train-7582	7,570	[ [ "Datsun Twin 200", "FASTEST_LAP", "Unknown" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents", "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	In the Datsun Twin 200's race, the fastest lap was unknown.	[]
dart-train-7583	dart-train-7583	7,571	[ [ "True Value 500", "REPORT", "Report" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	The report for the True Value 500 exists.	[]
dart-train-7584	dart-train-7584	7,572	[ [ "Red Roof Inns 150", "POLE_POSITION", "Al Unser" ], [ "Red Roof Inns 150", "WINNING_DRIVER", "Johnny Rutherford" ], [ "Red Roof Inns 150", "FASTEST_LAP", "Unknown" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	The fastest lap was unknown, but Al Unser was in Pole Position, and Johnny Rutherford won.	[]
dart-train-7585	dart-train-7585	7,573	[ [ "17", "AIR_DATE", "march 11, 2010" ], [ "17", "EPISODE", "triangles" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	The episode called "triangles" aired on March 11, 2010.	[]
dart-train-7586	dart-train-7586	7,574	[ [ "10", "EPISODE", "blowups" ], [ "10", "VIEWERS_(M)", "9.211" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	9.211 million people watched the episode "Blowups".	[]
dart-train-7587	dart-train-7587	7,575	[ [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 29 Manila", "POWER_(KW)", "30kW (500kW ERP)" ], [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 29 Manila", "CALLSIGN", "DZRJ-TV" ], [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 29 Manila", "CH._#", "TV-29" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_lily" ]	DZRJ-TV is channel TV-29 with a 30kW.	[]
dart-train-7588	dart-train-7588	7,576	[ [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 41 Laoag", "CH._#", "TV-41" ], [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 41 Laoag", "POWER_(KW)", "5kW" ], [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 41 Laoag", "STATION_TYPE", "Relay" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_lily" ]	TV-41 had 5kW is a relay branding type.	[]
dart-train-7589	dart-train-7589	7,577	[ [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 24 Baguio", "CALLSIGN", "DWLJ-TV" ], [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 24 Baguio", "POWER_(KW)", "5kW" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_lily" ]	With the 2nd Avenue/RJTV 28 branding, the DWLJ-TV got a 5kW power.	[]
dart-train-7590	dart-train-7590	7,578	[ [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 30 Dagupan", "COVERAGE_(TRANSMITTER_SITE)", "Dagupan" ], [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 30 Dagupan", "CH._#", "TV-26" ], [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 30 Dagupan", "CALLSIGN", "DZFJ-TV" ], [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 30 Dagupan", "STATION_TYPE", "Relay" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_lily" ]	DZFJ-TV is in TV-26 is a relay station with Dagupan in coverage.	[]
dart-train-7591	dart-train-7591	7,579	[ [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 28 Tuguegarao", "POWER_(KW)", "5kW" ], [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 28 Tuguegarao", "COVERAGE_(TRANSMITTER_SITE)", "Tuguegarao" ] ]	false	[ "WikiSQL_lily" ]	2nd Avenue/RJTV 28 Tuguegarao got a 5kW branding power with Tuguegarao in coverage.	[]
dart-train-7592	dart-train-7592	7,580	[ [ "1990/91", "PLACE", "9th" ], [ "9th", "DIVISION", "3ª" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	Zalla UC season 1990/91 division 3a and place is 9th	[]
dart-train-7593	dart-train-7593	7,581	[ [ "17th", "DIVISION", "3ª" ], [ "1992/93", "PLACE", "17th" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]	Zalla UC ranked the 17th place in division 3ª in the 1992/1993 season	[]
dart-train-7594	dart-train-7594	7,582	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "DATE", "November 12, 2006" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "LOSING_TEAM", "Western Michigan men" ], [ "November 12, 2006", "WINNING_TEAM", "Pittsburgh men" ], [ "November 12, 2006", "LOCATION", "Christl Arena (West Point)" ], [ "Western Michigan men", "LOSING_TEAM_SCORE", "67" ], [ "Pittsburgh men", "WINNING_TEAM_SCORE", "86" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	On November 12, 2006 at Christl Arena (West Point), the winning team is Pittsburgh men with 86 scores and the losing team is Western Michigan men with 67 scores	[]
dart-train-7595	dart-train-7595	7,583	[ [ "November 12, 2006", "LOCATION", "Christl Arena (West Point)" ], [ "November 12, 2006", "WINNING_TEAM", "Ohio State" ] ]	false	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	The winning team is Ohio State on November 12, 2006 at Christl Arena (West Point)	[]
dart-train-7596	dart-train-7596	7,584	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "LOSING_TEAM", "Pittsburgh" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "DATE", "December 8, 2007" ], [ "Pittsburgh", "LOSING_TEAM_SCORE", "49" ], [ "December 8, 2007", "LOCATION", "Madison Square Garden (New York City)" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	On December 8, 2007 at Madison Square Garden (New York City) the losing eam is Pittsburgh with 49 scores	[]
dart-train-7597	dart-train-7597	7,585	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "DATE", "December 8, 2007" ], [ "Army", "LOSING_TEAM_SCORE", "68" ], [ "December 8, 2007", "LOCATION", "Madison Square Garden (New York City)" ], [ "December 8, 2007", "WINNING_TEAM", "Rutgers" ], [ "Rutgers", "WINNING_TEAM_SCORE", "75" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "LOSING_TEAM", "Army" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	On December 8, 2007 at Madison Square Garden (New York City), Rutgers won Army with a score 76-68	[]
dart-train-7598	dart-train-7598	7,586	[ [ "Rutgers", "WINNING_TEAM_SCORE", "59" ], [ "Army", "LOSING_TEAM_SCORE", "38" ], [ "December 14, 2008", "LOCATION", "Madison Square Garden (New York City)" ], [ "December 14, 2008", "WINNING_TEAM", "Rutgers" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "DATE", "December 14, 2008" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "LOSING_TEAM", "Army" ] ]	true	[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]	On December 14, 2008 at Madison Square Garden (New York City), Rutgers won Army with a score 59-38	[]
dart-train-7599	dart-train-7599	7,587	[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "2003" ], [ "2003", "PLAYOFFS", "Regional Finals" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Year-by-year" ], [ "2003", "LEAGUE", "USL Pro Select League" ] ]	true	[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]	The Long Island Rough Riders, part of the USL Pro Select League, made it to the regional finals in the playoffs.	[]

dart-train-7500

7,489

[ [ "One", "PREMIERE", "9 June 2007" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Britain's Got Talent" ], [ "One", "FINALE", "17 June 2007" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SERIES", "One" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

Series one of Britain's Got Talent has its Premiere on 9 June 2007 and finale on 17 June 2007

[]

dart-train-7501

7,490

[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SERIES", "Two" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Britain's Got Talent" ], [ "Two", "RUNNER-UP", "Signature" ], [ "Two", "WINNER", "George Sampson" ], [ "Two", "THIRD_PLACE", "Andrew Johnston" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

In series two of Britain's Got Talent, the winner is George Sampson, and the runner-up is Signature, and the third place is Andrew Johnston

[]

dart-train-7502

7,491

[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SERIES", "Three" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Britain's Got Talent" ], [ "Three", "PREMIERE", "11 April 2009" ], [ "Three", "WINNER", "Diversity" ], [ "Three", "RUNNER-UP", "Susan Boyle" ], [ "Three", "FINALE", "30 May 2009" ], [ "Three", "THIRD_PLACE", "Julian Smith" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

In series Three of Britain's Got Talent with Premiere on 11 April 2009 and Finale on 30 May 2009, the winner, runner-up, and third place are Diversity, Susan Boyle, and Julian Smith, respectively.

[]

dart-train-7503

7,492

[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Britain's Got Talent" ], [ "Four", "WINNER", "Spelbound" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SERIES", "Four" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

The winner of series Four of Britain's Got Talent is Spelbound

[]

dart-train-7504

7,493

[ [ "Five", "WINNER", "Jai McDowall" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Britain's Got Talent" ], [ "Five", "HOST(S)", "Ant & Dec" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SERIES", "Five" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

Jai McDowall won the series five of Britain's Got Talent with host Ant & Dec

[]

dart-train-7505

7,494

[ [ "Season Six", "REGION_2", "April 9, 2012" ] ]

false

[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

The DVD for Season Six came out April 9, 2012 in region 2.

[]

dart-train-7506

7,495

[ [ "Time Out", "YEAR_(CEREMONY)", "1999 (72nd)" ] ]

false

[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

Time out was in the 1999 (72nd) ceremony.

[]

dart-train-7507

7,496

[ [ "James III of Majorca 1324-1344", "DEATH", "25 October 1349 Llucmajor aged 34" ], [ "James III of Majorca 1324-1344", "BIRTH", "5 April 1315 Catania son of Ferdinand of Majorca and Isabelle of Sabran" ] ]

false

[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]

James III of Majorca was born 5 April 1324 and died 25 October 1344.

[]

dart-train-7508

7,497

[ [ "5", "CHALLENGERS_(FEMALE)", "Kathy McMorrow Vs Claire Sudran" ], [ "5", "EVENTS", "Powerball, Swingshot, Whiplash, Pyramid" ], [ "5", "CHALLENGERS_(MALE)", "Scott Brewer Vs Jonathan" ], [ "5", "CONTEST", "Heat 1" ], [ "5", "ORIGINAL_AIR_DATE", "2 September 1995" ] ]

false

[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

Heat 1 took place in the episode 5.

[]

dart-train-7509

7,498

[ [ "12", "EVENTS", "Gauntlet, Swingshot, Pursuit 3 , Hang Tough" ] ]

false

[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

Gauntlet, swingshot, pursuit 3, hang tough took place in episode 12.

[]

dart-train-7510

7,499

[ [ "28", "CHALLENGERS_(FEMALE)", "Shelley Oates Vs Nikki Andronicos" ] ]

false

[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

Shelley oates vs nikki andronicos featured in episode 28.

[]

dart-train-7511

7,500

[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "1998" ], [ "1998", "LEAGUE", "USISL D-3 Pro League" ], [ "1998", "PLAYOFFS", "Division Semifinals" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Western Mass Pioneers" ], [ "1998", "DIVISION", "3" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

The Western Mass Pioneers soccer team played in the Division 3 USISL D-3 Pro League in 1998, reaching division semifinals in the playoffs.

[]

dart-train-7512

7,501

[ [ "1999", "DIVISION", "3" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Western Mass Pioneers" ], [ "1999", "PLAYOFFS", "Champion" ], [ "1999", "OPEN_CUP", "Did not qualify" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "1999" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

Despite being the playoffs champion in 1999, the Division-3 Western Mass Pioneers did not qualify for the Open Cup that year.

[]

dart-train-7513

7,502

[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "2000" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Western Mass Pioneers" ], [ "2000", "REGULAR_SEASON", "5th, Northern" ], [ "2000", "PLAYOFFS", "Conference Finals" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

In 2000, the Western Mass Pioneers earned fifth in the Northern regular season and reached conference finals during the playoffs.

[]

dart-train-7514

7,503

[ [ "2001", "OPEN_CUP", "Did not qualify" ], [ "2001", "LEAGUE", "USL D-3 Pro League" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Western Mass Pioneers" ], [ "2001", "PLAYOFFS", "Did not qualify" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "2001" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

In their 2001 USL D-3 Pro League run, the Western Mass Pioneers did not qualify for neither the playoffs nor the Open Cup.

[]

dart-train-7515

7,504

[ [ "2005", "OPEN_CUP", "3rd Round" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Western Mass Pioneers" ], [ "2005", "PLAYOFFS", "Final" ], [ "2005", "REGULAR_SEASON", "1st" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "2005" ], [ "2005", "LEAGUE", "USL Second Division" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

In 2005, the Western Mass Pioneers played in the USL Second Division league, achieving first place in the regular season and reaching the finals in the playoffs and the third round in the Open Cup.

[]

dart-train-7516

7,505

[ [ "Heartbreak Sniper", "REFERENCE", "KIDS-370" ] ]

false

[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

Kids-370 is the reference when Romaji title is Heartbreak Sniper.

[]

dart-train-7517

7,506

[ [ "Boogie Woogie-Chalo America", "YEAR", "2004" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SHOW", "Boogie Woogie-Chalo America" ], [ "Boogie Woogie-Chalo America", "ROLE", "Dance Contestant" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Mauli Dave" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

In 2004, Mauli Dave was a dance contestant on the show Boogie Woogie-Chalo America.

[]

dart-train-7518

7,507

[ [ "Saregamapa Challenge", "CHANNEL", "Zee Network" ] ]

false

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

Saregamapa was a Zee Network show.

[]

dart-train-7519

7,508

[ [ "Rock n Roll Family", "ROLE", "Host" ], [ "Rock n Roll Family", "YEAR", "2008 (March-May)" ], [ "Rock n Roll Family", "CHANNEL", "Zee Network" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SHOW", "Rock n Roll Family" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Mauli Dave" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

In 2008, Rock n Roll Family, a Zee Network show, was hosted by Mauli Dave.

[]

dart-train-7520

7,509

[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SHOW", "Khatron Ke Khiladi season 4" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Mauli Dave" ], [ "Khatron Ke Khiladi season 4", "EXTRA", "Finalist (top 2)" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

Mauli Dave finished top 2 as a Celebrity Contestant on Khatron Ke Khiladi season 4.

[]

dart-train-7521

7,510

[ [ "Welcome - Baazi Mehmaan-Nawaazi ki", "ROLE", "Herself" ], [ "Welcome - Baazi Mehmaan-Nawaazi ki", "CHANNEL", "Life OK" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Mauli Dave" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SHOW", "Welcome - Baazi Mehmaan-Nawaazi ki" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

Mauli Dave played herself on a Life OK channel show.

[]

dart-train-7522

7,511

[ [ "Kahani Comedy Circus ki", "YEAR", "2012 (Feb)" ], [ "Kahani Comedy Circus ki", "CHANNEL", "SET (Sony Entertainment Television)" ], [ "Kahani Comedy Circus ki", "ROLE", "Guest Appearance (15 episodes)" ] ]

false

[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]

on 2012 (Feb) The Kahani Comedy Circus ki and Guest Appearance (15 episodes) SET (Sony Entertainment Television)

[]

dart-train-7523

7,512

[ [ "10", "EVENT_2", "Vertigo" ], [ "10", "EVENT_1", "Atlasphere" ] ]

true

[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

Event 2 when event 1 was Atlasphere was vertigo.

[]

dart-train-7524

7,513

[ [ "14", "EVENT_4", "Whiplash" ], [ "14", "EVENT_2", "Gauntlet" ] ]

true

[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

When event 4 was Whiplash, gauntlet was event 2.

[]

dart-train-7525

7,514

[ [ "Esteghlal (Taj)", "WINNER", "6" ], [ "Esteghlal (Taj)", "LAST_LOSING_FINAL", "2004" ] ]

false

[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]

Esteghlal (Taj),winner 6, losing in 2004

[]

dart-train-7526

7,515

[ [ "Bargh Shiraz", "NUMBER", "8" ], [ "Bargh Shiraz", "LAST_WIN", "1997" ], [ "Bargh Shiraz", "WINNER", "1" ] ]

false

[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]

In number 8 Bargh shiraz won 1 in 1997

[]

dart-train-7527

7,516

[ [ "Saba Qom (Saba Battery)", "WINNER", "1" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Hazfi Cup" ], [ "Saba Qom (Saba Battery)", "NUMBER", "=" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "CLUB", "Saba Qom (Saba Battery)" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]

The Hazfi Cup was won by Saba Qom.

[]

dart-train-7528

7,517

[ [ "79", "WRITTEN_BY", "daniel dratch" ], [ "79", "ORIGINAL_AIR_DATE", "july20,2007" ] ]

true

[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

The original air date for the episode written by daniel dratch is july20,2007.

[]

dart-train-7529

7,518

[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "U.S._VIEWERS_(MILLIONS)", "5.60" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "SERIES_NO.", "92" ], [ "92", "ORIGINAL_AIR_DATE", "february15,2008" ] ]

true

[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

The original air date where there were u.s. viewers (millions) is 5.60 was february15,2008.

[]

dart-train-7530

7,519

[ [ "91", "SEASON_#", "14" ], [ "91", "WRITTEN_BY", "jon wurster" ] ]

true

[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

Jon wurster was the writer for season 14.

[]

dart-train-7531

7,520

[ [ "2006-07", "DIVISION_FOUR", "wallington new foresters" ] ]

false

[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

During the 2006-07 season, the Wallington New Foresters won Division Four.

[]

dart-train-7532

7,521

[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "NAME", "Vandeveer's Bathing Pavilion Carousel" ], [ "Vandeveer's Bathing Pavilion Carousel", "YEAR", "1876" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Charles I. D. Looff" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

Charles I. D. Looff built Vandeveer's Bathing Pavilion Carousel in 1876

[]

dart-train-7533

7,522

[ [ "Broadway Flying Horses Carousel", "YEAR", "1890" ] ]

false

[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]

The Broadway Flying Horses Carousel was created in 1890.

[]

dart-train-7534

7,523

[ [ "Midland Beach Carousel", "NOTES", "operated 1890 to 1905, 3 abreast, menagerie" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "NAME", "Midland Beach Carousel" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Charles I. D. Looff" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

Miland Beach Carousel, operated 1890 to 1905, 3 abreast, menagerie, was designed by Charles I. D. Looff.

[]

dart-train-7535

7,524

[ [ "Fair Park Carousel", "YEAR", "1895" ], [ "Fair Park Carousel", "LOCATION", "Dallas, Texas" ] ]

false

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

The Fair Park carousel in Dallas, Texas was built in1895

[]

dart-train-7536

7,525

[ [ "The Pike Carousel", "LOCATION", "Long Beach, California" ], [ "The Pike Carousel", "NOTES", "burned down in 1943" ] ]

false

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

The Pike Carousel in Long Beach, California, burned down in 1943.

[]

dart-train-7537

7,526

[ [ "Griffith Park Merry-Go-Round", "NOTES", "Spillman/Looff mix" ], [ "Griffith Park Merry-Go-Round", "YEAR", "1926" ] ]

false

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

The 1926 Griffith Park Merry-Go-Round was a Spillman/Looff mix.

[]

dart-train-7538

7,527

[ [ "Coney Island Carousel", "YEAR", "1880" ], [ "Coney Island Carousel", "LOCATION", "Coney Island, New York" ] ]

false

[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]

Charles I. D. Looff was a German master carver and builder of hand-carved carousels and amusement rides, who immigrated to the United States of America in 1870. Looff built the first carousel at Coney Island in 1876.

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John terlesky directed episode 21.

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The series number of the episode "Pandora" is 73.

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[ [ "cops & robbers", "DIRECTED_BY", "bryan spicer" ], [ "cops & robbers", "WRITTEN_BY", "terence paul winter" ] ]

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The episode "cops & robbers" was directed by Bryan Spicer and written by Terence Paul Winter.

[]

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[ [ "Brazilian Grand Prix", "CONSTRUCTOR", "McLaren - Honda" ] ]

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The make of the car that won the brazilian grand prix is mclaren - honda.

[]

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[ [ "Detroit Grand Prix", "LOCATION", "Detroit" ] ]

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Detroit grand prix was in detroit.

[]

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[ [ "French Grand Prix", "DATE", "3 July" ] ]

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The french grand prix is in 3 july

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[ [ "British Grand Prix", "RD.", "8" ], [ "British Grand Prix", "FASTEST_LAP", "Nigel Mansell" ] ]

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Nigel mansell drove the fastest lap for round 8.

[]

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[ [ "Spanish Grand Prix", "DATE", "2 October" ], [ "Spanish Grand Prix", "LOCATION", "Jerez" ] ]

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The grand prix in jerez was in 2 october.

[]

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[ [ "5", "OPPONENT", "at Buffalo Bills" ], [ "5", "ATTENDANCE", "80,366" ], [ "5", "DATE", "September 29, 1991" ] ]

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The 1991 Chicago Bears played at Buffalo Bills in week 5 on September 29 1991 with a total attendance of 80,366

[]

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[ [ "Come Go with Me", "US_R&B", "74" ] ]

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The title Come Go with Me US R&B was 74

[]

dart-train-7549

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[ [ "Promises", "US_POP", "7" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Christopher Williams (singer)" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "TITLE", "Promises" ] ]

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Released by Christopher Williams, the single Promises reached #7 on the US R&B chart.

[]

dart-train-7550

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[ [ "Changes", "YEAR", "1992" ], [ "All I See", "US_R&B", "19" ], [ "All I See", "ALBUM", "Changes" ], [ "All I See", "US_DANCE", "46" ] ]

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In 1992 \All I See\""song with album of Changes and US R&B was 19 and US Dance was 46.

[]

dart-train-7551

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[ [ "1889-1925", "TOURNAMENT_AT_WHICH_LEAD_BEGAN", "wimbledon" ], [ "william renshaw", "YEARS_LED", "1889-1925" ] ]

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William renshaw began his lead when he had won 7 titles at wimbledon.

[]

dart-train-7552

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[ [ "2000-2009", "TOURNAMENT_AT_WHICH_LEAD_BEGAN", "wimbledon" ], [ "pete sampras", "YEARS_LED", "2000-2009" ] ]

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Pete sampras began his lead at wimbledon.

[]

dart-train-7553

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[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "2001 St. Louis Rams season" ], [ "1", "DATE", "September 9, 2001" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "WEEK", "1" ], [ "September 9, 2001", "RESULT", "W 20-17 (OT)" ] ]

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The first game of the season went into overtime and ended in a 20-17 victory to the St. Louis Rams.

[]

dart-train-7554

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[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "WEEK", "4" ], [ "October 8, 2001", "ATTENDANCE", "77,765" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "2001 St. Louis Rams season" ], [ "4", "DATE", "October 8, 2001" ], [ "October 8, 2001", "RESULT", "W 35-0" ] ]

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77,765 people watched as the St. Louis Rams crushed their opponent 35-0 on October 8, 2001.

[]

dart-train-7555

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[ [ "October 28, 2001", "RECORD", "6-1" ], [ "October 28, 2001", "RESULT", "L 34-31" ] ]

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[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

After their 34-31 loss on October 28, their record became 6-1.

[]

dart-train-7556

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[ [ "Bye", "RECORD", "Bye" ], [ "8", "DATE", "Bye" ] ]

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[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]

The 2001 St. Louis Rams had a bye during Week 9.

[]

dart-train-7557

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[ [ "November 11, 2001", "OPPONENT", "Carolina Panthers" ], [ "November 11, 2001", "TV_TIME", "FOX 12:00pm" ] ]

false

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

The match against the Carolina Panthers will air on FOX at 12:00pm, on November 11.

[]

dart-train-7558

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[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "2001 St. Louis Rams season" ], [ "January 6, 2002", "OPPONENT", "Atlanta Falcons" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "WEEK", "17" ], [ "17", "DATE", "January 6, 2002" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

The Atlanta Falcons and the St. Louis Rams will play against each other in week 17.

[]

dart-train-7559

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[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "WEEK", "12" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "2001 St. Louis Rams season" ], [ "12", "DATE", "December 2, 2001" ] ]

true

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In the 2001 season, the St. Louis Rams had their week 12 start on December 2, 2001.

[]

dart-train-7560

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[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "2001 St. Louis Rams season" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "WEEK", "10" ], [ "November 18, 2001", "RECORD", "8-1" ], [ "10", "DATE", "November 18, 2001" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]

By week 10 of the 2001 St. Louis Rams season, which was on November 18, their record was 8-1.

[]

dart-train-7561

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[ [ "Lukáš Pešek", "POSITION", "3" ], [ "Lukáš Pešek", "MANUFACTURER", "Derbi" ], [ "Lukáš Pešek", "TIME/RETIRED", "+0.111" ] ]

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Lukáš Pešek was in position 3. His bike was made by Derbi and had a time of +0.111.

[]

dart-train-7562

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[ [ "Jeff O'Neill", "POSITION", "Winger" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Round one" ], [ "Jeff O'Neill", "NHL_TEAM", "Hartford Whalers" ], [ "5", "PLAYER", "Jeff O'Neill" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "PICK", "5" ] ]

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The Hartford Whalers NHL team drafted a winger.

[]

dart-train-7563

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[ [ "Brett Lindros", "NATIONALITY", "Canada" ], [ "Brett Lindros", "NHL_TEAM", "New York Islanders" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Round one" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "PICK", "9" ], [ "9", "PLAYER", "Brett Lindros" ] ]

true

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The New York Islanders NHL team drafted a player from Canada.

[]

dart-train-7564

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[ [ "Vadim Sharifijanov", "YOUTH_CLUB", "Ufa Salavat (Russia)" ] ]

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[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

The player Vadim Sharifijanov played for Ufa Salavat (Russia).

[]

dart-train-7565

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[ [ "Shanghang County", "DENSITY", "130" ], [ "130", "AREA", "2879" ] ]

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Shanghang County has an area of 2879.

[]

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[ [ "130", "POPULATION", "374047" ], [ "Shanghang County", "DENSITY", "130" ], [ "Shanghang County", "PINYIN", "Shàngháng Xiàn" ] ]

true

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Shàngháng Xiàn has a population of 374,047.

[]

dart-train-7567

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[ [ "Wuping County", "PINYIN", "Wǔpíng Xiàn" ] ]

false

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Wuping County is known in Pinyin as wǔpíng xiàn.

[]

dart-train-7568

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[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "James Brooks (American football)" ], [ "1981", "TEAM", "San Diego Chargers" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "1981" ] ]

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[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

James Brooks played for the San Diego Chargers in 1981.

[]

dart-train-7569

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[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "James Brooks (American football)" ], [ "1984", "TEAM", "Cincinnati Bengals" ], [ "Cincinnati Bengals", "RECEIVING_TOUCHDOWNS", "2" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "1984" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

James Brooks had 2 Rec TD in 1984.

[]

dart-train-7570

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[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "James Brooks (American football)" ], [ "1986", "TEAM", "Cincinnati Bengals" ], [ "Cincinnati Bengals", "LONGEST_RECEPTION", "54" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "1986" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

James Brooks had a long reception of 54 yards.

[]

dart-train-7571

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[ [ "1988", "TEAM", "Cincinnati Bengals" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "1988" ], [ "Cincinnati Bengals", "LONGEST_RUSH", "51" ], [ "Cincinnati Bengals", "RUSHING_TOUCHDOWNS", "8" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "James Brooks (American football)" ] ]

true

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James Brooks had a long rush of 51 yards and scored 8 rushing TDs.

[]

dart-train-7572

7,561

[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "1991" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "James Brooks (American football)" ], [ "1991", "TEAM", "Cincinnati Bengals" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]

James Brooks played for the Cincinnati Bengals in 1991.

[]

dart-train-7573

7,562

[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "James Brooks (American football)" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "1985" ], [ "Cincinnati Bengals", "LONGEST_RUSH", "39" ], [ "1985", "TEAM", "Cincinnati Bengals" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]

In 1985, James Brook playing for Cincinnati Bengal had longest rush of 39 yards.

[]

dart-train-7574

7,563

[ [ "Broadcasting Commission (New Zealand On Air)", "RESPONSIBLE_MINISTER(S)", "Broadcasting" ], [ "Broadcasting", "MONITORING_DEPARTMENT(S)", "Culture and Heritage" ], [ "Broadcasting Commission (New Zealand On Air)", "CATEGORY_/_TYPE", "ACE" ] ]

false

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Broadcasting Commission (New Zealand On Air) crown entity culture and heritage ace Monitoring Department category /type

[]

dart-train-7575

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[ [ "Candle in The Wind", "PEAK", "1" ], [ "Candle in The Wind", "ARTIST", "Elton John" ], [ "Candle in The Wind", "SALES", "2,029,000" ] ]

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Candle in the Wind by Elton John sold 2,029,000 records and peaked at number 1.

[]

dart-train-7576

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[ [ "Mambo No. 5", "ARTIST", "Lou Bega" ], [ "Mambo No. 5", "POSITION", "3" ], [ "Mambo No. 5", "YEAR", "1999" ] ]

false

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

Lou Bega's 1999 single Mambo No. 5 was the 3rd ranked single in France during the 1990s.

[]

dart-train-7577

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[ [ "Alane", "PEAK", "1" ], [ "Alane", "SALES", "1,418,000" ], [ "Alane", "ARTIST", "Wes" ] ]

false

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With 1,418,000 sales, Alane by Wes hit number 1 on the French charts.

[]

dart-train-7578

7,567

[ [ "La Tribu de Dana", "YEAR", "1998" ] ]

false

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

La Tribu de Dana was released in 1998.

[]

dart-train-7579

7,568

[ [ "The Reason / My Heart Will Go On", "POSITION", "10" ], [ "The Reason / My Heart Will Go On", "ARTIST", "Céline Dion" ] ]

false

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

The tenth top single of the 1990s in France was Céline Dion's The Reason.

[]

dart-train-7580

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[ [ "Un", "ARTIST", "Ricky Martin" ], [ "Un", "YEAR", "Dos" ] ]

false

[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]

Ricky Martin's 'Un Dos Tres' was released in 1997.

[]

dart-train-7581

7,570

[ [ "Datsun Twin 200", "FASTEST_LAP", "Unknown" ] ]

false

[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents", "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

Datsun Twin 200's fastest lap was unknown.

[]

dart-train-7582

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[ [ "Datsun Twin 200", "FASTEST_LAP", "Unknown" ] ]

false

[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents", "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

In the Datsun Twin 200's race, the fastest lap was unknown.

[]

dart-train-7583

7,571

[ [ "True Value 500", "REPORT", "Report" ] ]

false

[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

The report for the True Value 500 exists.

[]

dart-train-7584

7,572

[ [ "Red Roof Inns 150", "POLE_POSITION", "Al Unser" ], [ "Red Roof Inns 150", "WINNING_DRIVER", "Johnny Rutherford" ], [ "Red Roof Inns 150", "FASTEST_LAP", "Unknown" ] ]

true

[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

The fastest lap was unknown, but Al Unser was in Pole Position, and Johnny Rutherford won.

[]

dart-train-7585

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[ [ "17", "AIR_DATE", "march 11, 2010" ], [ "17", "EPISODE", "triangles" ] ]

true

[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

The episode called "triangles" aired on March 11, 2010.

[]

dart-train-7586

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[ [ "10", "EPISODE", "blowups" ], [ "10", "VIEWERS_(M)", "9.211" ] ]

true

[ "WikiSQL_decl_sents" ]

9.211 million people watched the episode "Blowups".

[]

dart-train-7587

7,575

[ [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 29 Manila", "POWER_(KW)", "30kW (500kW ERP)" ], [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 29 Manila", "CALLSIGN", "DZRJ-TV" ], [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 29 Manila", "CH._#", "TV-29" ] ]

true

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DZRJ-TV is channel TV-29 with a 30kW.

[]

dart-train-7588

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[ [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 41 Laoag", "CH._#", "TV-41" ], [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 41 Laoag", "POWER_(KW)", "5kW" ], [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 41 Laoag", "STATION_TYPE", "Relay" ] ]

true

[ "WikiSQL_lily" ]

TV-41 had 5kW is a relay branding type.

[]

dart-train-7589

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[ [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 24 Baguio", "CALLSIGN", "DWLJ-TV" ], [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 24 Baguio", "POWER_(KW)", "5kW" ] ]

false

[ "WikiSQL_lily" ]

With the 2nd Avenue/RJTV 28 branding, the DWLJ-TV got a 5kW power.

[]

dart-train-7590

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[ [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 30 Dagupan", "COVERAGE_(TRANSMITTER_SITE)", "Dagupan" ], [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 30 Dagupan", "CH._#", "TV-26" ], [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 30 Dagupan", "CALLSIGN", "DZFJ-TV" ], [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 30 Dagupan", "STATION_TYPE", "Relay" ] ]

true

[ "WikiSQL_lily" ]

DZFJ-TV is in TV-26 is a relay station with Dagupan in coverage.

[]

dart-train-7591

7,579

[ [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 28 Tuguegarao", "POWER_(KW)", "5kW" ], [ "2nd Avenue/RJTV 28 Tuguegarao", "COVERAGE_(TRANSMITTER_SITE)", "Tuguegarao" ] ]

false

[ "WikiSQL_lily" ]

2nd Avenue/RJTV 28 Tuguegarao got a 5kW branding power with Tuguegarao in coverage.

[]

dart-train-7592

7,580

[ [ "1990/91", "PLACE", "9th" ], [ "9th", "DIVISION", "3ª" ] ]

false

[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]

Zalla UC season 1990/91 division 3a and place is 9th

[]

dart-train-7593

7,581

[ [ "17th", "DIVISION", "3ª" ], [ "1992/93", "PLACE", "17th" ] ]

false

[ "WikiTableQuestions_mturk" ]

Zalla UC ranked the 17th place in division 3ª in the 1992/1993 season

[]

dart-train-7594

7,582

[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "DATE", "November 12, 2006" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "LOSING_TEAM", "Western Michigan men" ], [ "November 12, 2006", "WINNING_TEAM", "Pittsburgh men" ], [ "November 12, 2006", "LOCATION", "Christl Arena (West Point)" ], [ "Western Michigan men", "LOSING_TEAM_SCORE", "67" ], [ "Pittsburgh men", "WINNING_TEAM_SCORE", "86" ] ]

true

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On November 12, 2006 at Christl Arena (West Point), the winning team is Pittsburgh men with 86 scores and the losing team is Western Michigan men with 67 scores

[]

dart-train-7595

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[ [ "November 12, 2006", "LOCATION", "Christl Arena (West Point)" ], [ "November 12, 2006", "WINNING_TEAM", "Ohio State" ] ]

false

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

The winning team is Ohio State on November 12, 2006 at Christl Arena (West Point)

[]

dart-train-7596

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[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "LOSING_TEAM", "Pittsburgh" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "DATE", "December 8, 2007" ], [ "Pittsburgh", "LOSING_TEAM_SCORE", "49" ], [ "December 8, 2007", "LOCATION", "Madison Square Garden (New York City)" ] ]

true

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On December 8, 2007 at Madison Square Garden (New York City) the losing eam is Pittsburgh with 49 scores

[]

dart-train-7597

7,585

[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "DATE", "December 8, 2007" ], [ "Army", "LOSING_TEAM_SCORE", "68" ], [ "December 8, 2007", "LOCATION", "Madison Square Garden (New York City)" ], [ "December 8, 2007", "WINNING_TEAM", "Rutgers" ], [ "Rutgers", "WINNING_TEAM_SCORE", "75" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "LOSING_TEAM", "Army" ] ]

true

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On December 8, 2007 at Madison Square Garden (New York City), Rutgers won Army with a score 76-68

[]

dart-train-7598

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[ [ "Rutgers", "WINNING_TEAM_SCORE", "59" ], [ "Army", "LOSING_TEAM_SCORE", "38" ], [ "December 14, 2008", "LOCATION", "Madison Square Garden (New York City)" ], [ "December 14, 2008", "WINNING_TEAM", "Rutgers" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "DATE", "December 14, 2008" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "LOSING_TEAM", "Army" ] ]

true

[ "WikiTableQuestions_lily" ]

On December 14, 2008 at Madison Square Garden (New York City), Rutgers won Army with a score 59-38

[]

dart-train-7599

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[ [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "YEAR", "2003" ], [ "2003", "PLAYOFFS", "Regional Finals" ], [ "[TABLECONTEXT]", "[TITLE]", "Year-by-year" ], [ "2003", "LEAGUE", "USL Pro Select League" ] ]

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The Long Island Rough Riders, part of the USL Pro Select League, made it to the regional finals in the playoffs.

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