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Who is the actor that plays professor snape? | -1848212805956994317 | Alan Rickman | [
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"snippet": "Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore is a fictional character in J. K. Rowling's \nHarry Potter ... In "I Love Her", Dumbledore tells the students that <b>Professor</b> \n<b>Snape</b> suffered a "minor potion accident" and has enlisted Criss Angel as their ...",
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"snippet": "<b>Severus Snape</b> and the Marauders is a 2016 American short film written by \ndirector Justin Zagri, based on Harry Potter characters by J. K. Rowling. It \nofficially ...",
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"snippet": "Harryplax is a genus of crab containing the sole species Harryplax severus, \nnative to Guam, ... ability to collect rare and interesting creatures as if by magic." \nThe species name alludes to <b>Severus Snape</b>, also from the Harry Potter series.",
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How many games did chelsea win in a row last season? | -5977650768271823530 | 2016–17 Chelsea F.C. season | [
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"snippet": "The Premier League is an English professional league for association football \nclubs. At the top of the English football league system, it is the country's primary \nfootball competition and is contested by 20 clubs. Seasons run from August to \n<b>May</b>, with teams playing 38 <b>matches</b> each, ... Six clubs <b>have won</b> the title: \nManchester United (13 times), <b>Chelsea</b> (5), ...",
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"snippet": "The 2017–18 season was Futbol Club Barcelona's 118th in existence and the \nclub's 87th consecutive season in the top flight of Spanish football.",
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"snippet": "The 2017–18 season was Olympiacos' 59th consecutive season in the \nSuperleague Greece ... "Superleague Greece <b>2017/2018</b> - Season rules". \nScoresway.",
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"snippet": "The 2017–18 <b>FC</b> Bayern Munich season was the 119th season in the <b>football</b> \n<b>club's</b> history and 53rd consecutive and overall season in the top flight of German\n ...",
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What can be used as proof of identity? | 8079248159205310819 | Identity document | [
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The east african rift valleys are good examples of what type of plate boundary? | -6883169516870702194 | East African Rift | [
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Who played the robot in lost in space? | -5685332946354583217 | Bob May (actor) | [
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When did dodge start using 8 speed transmission? | -7441026942254646607 | ZF 8HP transmission | [
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Who plays liam on season 8 of shameless? | -6978571030750213762 | List of Shameless (U.S. TV series) characters | [
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Where do rocks become sediment inside the earth or on the surface of the earth? | -6614452246580899700 | Sedimentary rock | [
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Who built gate way of india and when? | -8114241466300659241 | Gateway of India | [
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Who won the first football world cup in 1930? | 7418702283851051508 | 1930 FIFA World Cup | [
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Who won the fight of mayweather and pacquiao? | -405722920005015898 | Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Manny Pacquiao | [
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Where is the new orleans jazz fest held? | -6764539536139760230 | New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival | [
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What does the e stand for in wile e coyote? | -1776420443106096756 | Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner | [
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Who led the forces that conquered the inca empire? | 3719673558225030416 | Spanish conquest of the Inca Empire | [
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Who plays billy cricket in dukes of hazzard? | -3723934066220854842 | The Dukes of Hazzard (film) | [
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Where did we first land on the moon? | -8320528831089625718 | Moon landing | [
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When was last time seattle seahawks won superbowl? | -6065883316743076082 | Seattle Seahawks | [
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In which countries would you most likely see a blue jay? | -2408644446510663697 | Blue jay | [
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When is it mothering sunday in the uk? | -5787836778883649013 | Mothering Sunday | [
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Methods of post marketing surveillance in clinical research? | 8284448025223139006 | Postmarketing surveillance | [
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Who does scars voice in the lion king? | -4290930682953750669 | Scar (The Lion King) | [
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When was the pledge of allegiance put in schools? | 5301808800440719897 | Pledge of Allegiance | [
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Where do we find giant panda in asia? | -6930236693224860029 | Giant panda | [
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Who plays balon greyjoy in game of thrones? | -3678516678084376926 | Patrick Malahide | [
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Who played judge harry stone on night court? | -334814884855925717 | Harry Anderson | [
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When did cornwall council became a unitary authority? | -4639919814083252931 | Cornwall Council | [
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When does the new still game series start? | 3698216117356637285 | Still Game | [
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How many episodes is there of peaky blinders? | -1592223921407052974 | Peaky Blinders (TV series) | [
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"snippet": "Javagal Srinath (born 31 August 1969) is a former <b>Indian</b> cricketer and currently \nan ICC <b>match</b> ... Srinath is the fastest <b>Indian</b> bowler to take 200, 250 and <b>300</b> \nwickets in ODI, and the second-fastest <b>Indian</b> to reach 150 wickets. ... <b>test match</b> (\ndefeating Pakistan by an innings and 64 <b>runs</b> and scoring 544/4 declared in their \nonly ...",
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"snippet": "This is a list of South African <b>Test cricket</b> records. It is based on the List of <b>Test</b> \n<b>cricket</b> records, ... (<b>300</b>–3) indicates that a team scored <b>300 runs</b> for three wickets \nand the innings was closed, either ... <b>India</b>, 1992–2019, 39, 15, 14, 10, 0, 30.55.",
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What number is snorlax on the national pokedex? | -2236770661113314225 | List of generation I Pokémon | [
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"snippet": "<b>National Pokédex</b> · <b>Snorlax</b> – Articuno (#144) – Zapdos. First game, Pokémon \nRed and Blue. Designed by, Ken Sugimori. Voiced by, Yumi Tōma (TV episodes) \nRikako Aikawa (Pokémon: The Movie 2000). Articuno /ˌɑːrtɪˈkuːnoʊ/, \nknown as Freezer (フリーザー, Furīzā) in Japan, is a dual Ice and ... because \nthose <b>who</b> have seen it were often doomed explorers scaling such ...",
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"snippet": "The seventh generation (Generation VII) of the Pokémon franchise features 86 \nfictional species ... The following list details the 88 Pokémon of Generation VII in \norder of their <b>National Pokédex number</b>. Pokémon ... "'Pokémon Sun And Moon' \nAlola Rattata And Special <b>Snorlax</b> Revealed Shown During Nintendo Direct".",
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"snippet": "<b>National Pokédex</b> · Scyther - Jynx (#124) - Electabuzz. First game, Pokémon Red \nand Blue. Designed by, Ken Sugimori. Voiced by. EN: Rachael Lillis · JP: Mayumi \nTanaka. Jynx, known in Japan as Rougela (ルージュラ, Rūjura), is a Pokémon \nspecies in Nintendo and ... Jynx has made a <b>number</b> of appearances in the \nPokémon Trading Card ...",
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"snippet": "Plural. Is the plural simply 'Pikachu', or 'Pikachus'? --Apostrophe 05:27, 16 August \n2005 (UTC). I don't actually know but I say 3 Pikachu or lots of Pikachus. Definate \n<b>number</b> of Pika~ = Pikachu, indefinate <b>number</b> = Pikachus. ... Pokémon by the \n<b>National Pokédex</b>, where Arbok is <b>number</b> 24 and Pikachu is <b>number</b> 25.",
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How many pound in a bushel of corn? | -2219750172841324900 | Bushel | [
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"snippet": "A <b>bushel</b> (25 kg) of <b>corn</b> will yield an average of 31.5 pounds (14.3 kg) of starch, \nwhich in turn will yield about 33.3 pounds (15.1 kg) of syrup. Thus, it takes about\n ...",
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"snippet": "Out of 9.50 billions of <b>bushels of corn</b> produced in 2001, 0.71 billions of bushels \nwere used to produce corn ethanol. Compared to 2018, out of 14.62 billions of ...",
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"snippet": "Put another way, it is the price of hogs, per hundredweight, divided by the price of \n<b>corn</b> per <b>bushel</b>. Since <b>corn</b> is a major input cost to hog producers, the higher ...",
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"snippet": "An agricultural subsidy is a government incentive paid to agribusinesses, \nagricultural ... Through the control of seven crops (<b>corn</b>, wheat, cotton, rice, \npeanuts, ... farmers would get an extra 58¢ per <b>bushel</b> (52¢ plus the 6¢ price \ndifference).",
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"snippet": "Corn wet-milling is a process of breaking corn kernels into their component parts: \ncorn oil, ... The average of one <b>bushel of corn</b> generally will have about 32 lb of \nstarch or 33 lb sweeteners or 2.5 gallons of fuel ethanol and 11.4 lb gluten feed ...",
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"snippet": "Two such Gallons shall be a Peck, and Eight such Gallons shall be a <b>Bushel</b>, and \nEight such <b>Bushels</b> a Quarter of <b>Corn</b> or other dry Goods, not measured by ...",
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"snippet": "One hundred <b>bushels of corn</b> can contain upwards of 7,280,000 kernels. Corn \nkernels are readily available in bulk throughout maize-producing areas.",
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"snippet": "Comparing 2008 to 2003, Alan Tiemann of Seward, a Nebraska Corn Board \nmember, said that ethanol plants produce 15 percent more ethanol from a <b>bushel</b> \n<b>of</b> ...",
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"snippet": "1 <b>bushel</b> (<b>corn</b>) = 56 <b>lb</b> = 25.4012 kg; 1 <b>bushel</b> (wheat) = 60 <b>lb</b> = 27.2155 kg; 1 \n<b>bushel</b> (barley) = 48 <b>lb</b> = 21.7724 kg. In trade terms a <b>bushel</b> is a term used to ...",
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"snippet": "Examples of decreasing agriculture prices include: By 1933, Cotton was only 5.5 \ncents per <b>pound</b>, <b>corn</b> was down 19.4 cents per <b>bushel</b>, and hogs declined to ...",
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When did roe versus wade come into effect? | -2815092329067118386 | Roe v. Wade | [
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"snippet": "Since <b>Roe v</b>. <b>Wade</b>, there have been numerous attempts <b>to</b> reverse the decision. \n<b>In the</b> 2011 ... If passed, it would have been illegal <b>to get</b> an abortion <b>in the</b> state. \nOn July 11, 2012, ... The law in question came <b>into effect</b> on July 1, 2012. \nAccording <b>to</b> a 2019 study, if <b>Roe v</b>. <b>Wade</b> is ...",
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"snippet": "The <b>effect</b> of legalized abortion on crime is a hypothesized controversial \nreduction in crime <b>in the</b> decades following the legalization of abortion, as a \n<b>result</b> of fewer ... <b>Wade</b> eliminated many restrictions <b>in the</b> United States; critics \nuse census ... experienced steeper drops in crime, and had legalized abortion \nbefore <b>Roe v</b>.",
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"snippet": "In U.S. politics, the Hyde Amendment is a legislative provision barring the use of \nfederal funds ... Before the Hyde Amendment <b>took effect</b>, an estimated 300,000 \nabortions were performed annually using taxpayer funds. ... after the striking-\ndown of anti-abortion laws following the 1973 Supreme Court case <b>Roe v</b>. <b>Wade</b>.",
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Peptidyl t rna is bound to which site? | -6614276369594598243 | P-site | [
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Who owns the original han solo in carbonite? | 7024523621020182510 | Han Solo | [
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"Harold Allen Ramis"
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"snippet": "In addition to the main <b>cast</b>, <b>Ghostbusters</b> II features Wilhelm von Homburg as \nVigo the Carpathian (voiced by Max von Sydow).",
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What is the name of parliament of afghanistan? | 6127112595150652510 | National Assembly (Afghanistan) | [
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When does the next season of anne with an e start on netflix? | 823538552422314899 | Anne (TV series) | [
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What was the first feature-length film to use vitaphone technology? | 3301281042421133487 | Vitaphone | [
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Who said never mind on saturday night live? | -6656030159276034048 | Emily Litella | [
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Who wrote joy to the world three dog night? | -988250465149391749 | Joy to the World (Three Dog Night song) | [
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When does the new star wars movie 2017? | -4651173773416707606 | Star Wars: The Last Jedi | [
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Where does the phrase go set a watchman come from? | 2423252817765621139 | Go Set a Watchman | [
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Who sings hey mr dj play that song? | 9100418644679163287 | Play That Song (Train song) | [
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Where did the traditional heart shape come from? | 4777136731903536086 | Heart (symbol) | [
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"the heart-shaped fruit of the plant Silphium"
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"question": "Where did the traditional heart shape come from in the 6th-5th century BC?"
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