{"query":"are naturalization records public information","hits":[{"content":"The Delaware Public Archives houses naturalization records, with the earliest documents located in the Court of Common Pleas and Supreme Court records of each county.","qid":23849,"docid":"8010561","rank":1,"score":114183.0},{"content":"The Prothonotary Office holds Naturalization and Petition of Record books for public access.","qid":23849,"docid":"2647769","rank":2,"score":112200.0},{"content":"The passage describes naturalization records, which detail an alien's transformation into an American citizen. These records offer valuable information including birth date and location, occupation, immigration year, marital status and spouse details, and witnesses' names and addresses.","qid":23849,"docid":"4556933","rank":3,"score":112071.0},{"content":"Pre-1906 naturalization records contain less information compared to post-1906 records, regardless of the type (certificates, declarations, petitions, or oaths) or the court granting the naturalization.","qid":23849,"docid":"8010558","rank":4,"score":105675.0},{"content":"The passage discusses naturalization, which is the process through which an alien becomes a U.S. citizen on a voluntary basis. The information is derived from an article by Claire Prechtel-Kluskens in The Record, Volume 3, Issue 2, pages 21-22, published in November 1996.","qid":23849,"docid":"6688741","rank":5,"score":105169.0},{"content":"The passage describes an index of naturalization records with access to various document formats, including transcriptions, photocopies, and original documents (when available), and mentions that some names are linked to multiple documents.","qid":23849,"docid":"4188880","rank":6,"score":103386.0},{"content":"This passage notifies individuals, specifically natural persons, that they have the right to remove their Social Security number and driver's license number before filing the Royalty Deed in public records in the State of Texas.","qid":23849,"docid":"8246990","rank":7,"score":99639.0},{"content":"Naturalization records for Federal courts are kept in NARA regional facilities corresponding to the state where the Federal court is situated. These records include indexes, declarations of intent, and petitions.","qid":23849,"docid":"4556932","rank":8,"score":98615.0},{"content":"Certificate numbers are printed in red on US naturalization or citizenship documents issued since 1906 and can be found in court indexes referencing petition and declaration documents.","qid":23849,"docid":"3978767","rank":9,"score":97711.0},{"content":"The INS was established in 1906 and took over naturalization processes, creating new records. These records are now held by the USCIS.","qid":23849,"docid":"7845081","rank":10,"score":97710.0},{"content":"A natural person has the right to remove their Social Security Number and Driver's License Number from a document before it is filed publicly, specifically in a General Warranty Deed related to a parcel and account.","qid":23849,"docid":"2017213","rank":11,"score":97405.0},{"content":"The Louisiana Division holds the original naturalization records from New Orleans Civil Courts (1827-1906). These records consist of certificates of naturalization, declarations of intention to become a citizen (first papers), and oaths of applicants and witnesses.","qid":23849,"docid":"8010562","rank":12,"score":97293.0},{"content":"The passage explains that naturalization is the method by which a non-citizen acquires American citizenship, which is a voluntary action and not a mandatory one. The information in this summary is derived from an article by Claire Prechtel-Kluskens, published in The Record in November 1996.","qid":23849,"docid":"4556938","rank":13,"score":96888.0},{"content":"Search for ancestor information in free Naturalization Records in the USA and Canada. Access Declarations of Intent, First Papers, Alien Registrations, Passport Applications, Naturalization Petitions, and Citizenship Certificates.","qid":23849,"docid":"8010564","rank":14,"score":96222.0},{"content":"A monthly subscription service costs $25 to access online public civil documents, including filings from the Prothonotary and Clerk of Court, as well as Indiana County's Naturalization Records. For more information, call 724-465-3970.","qid":23849,"docid":"1944730","rank":15,"score":94260.0},{"content":"The Ancestry database contains naturalization and citizenship records with linked indexes and images. US Census records from 1900-1930 include citizenship status information, and entries in the \"Naturalized\" column indicate a person's progress towards citizenship.","qid":23849,"docid":"6688737","rank":16,"score":93722.0},{"content":"The naturalization process involved a resident alien declaring their intent to become a US citizen in the future through a court declaration, known as the Declaration of Intention.","qid":23849,"docid":"6688742","rank":17,"score":92608.0},{"content":"The 1900, 1910, 1920, and 1930 federal census schedules contain information about an individual's naturalization status. The details in naturalization records can differ based on the court and the time period of the naturalization process.","qid":23849,"docid":"8010559","rank":18,"score":92265.0},{"content":"Search the Microfilm Catalog's Advanced Section for Naturalization-related records and availability at various facilities.","qid":23849,"docid":"8126279","rank":19,"score":90829.0},{"content":"The Archives of Michigan preserves naturalization records from the listed Michigan counties. Some counties have online indexes accessible on their website through the Index page. Indexes for other counties can be found in the Archives of Michigan reading room.","qid":23849,"docid":"8665052","rank":20,"score":90487.0},{"content":"Search various records including immigration and naturalization years from passport applications, alien registrations, almshouse records, oaths of allegiance, census records, city directories, land records, ships passenger lists, newspapers, and voters registrations to find an ancestor.","qid":23849,"docid":"6688736","rank":21,"score":90328.0},{"content":"The Louisiana Division in New Orleans (70112-2044, 504-596-2610) houses original naturalization records from the Civil Courts of New Orleans, spanning the years 1827 to 1906. These records consist of certificates of naturalization, declarations of intention to become a citizen (first papers), and oaths of applicants and witnesses.","qid":23849,"docid":"8010566","rank":22,"score":89449.0},{"content":"Public records are non-confidential documents relating to government activities.","qid":23849,"docid":"7014217","rank":23,"score":88391.0},{"content":"The Naturalization Act of 1790 sets the requirements for obtaining US citizenship. Applicants must reside in the US for two years and in their state of residence for an additional year. They can file a petition for naturalization in any common law court with jurisdiction over their residence.","qid":23849,"docid":"6277578","rank":24,"score":87395.0},{"content":"The Madison County Archives hold over 3000 naturalization records from 1821 to 1953. Most records are in bound volumes from 1853 to 1953, while earlier records are handwritten on individual sheets.","qid":23849,"docid":"5913890","rank":25,"score":86478.0},{"content":"The California Department of Public Health has kept birth records since 1905. The name on the record should be the one given at birth or obtained through adoption, court-ordered name change, or naturalization. Alternative names cannot be used. Only individuals authorized by Health and Safety Code Section 103526 can obtain a certified copy of a birth record to establish the registrant's identity.","qid":23849,"docid":"5888570","rank":26,"score":86164.0},{"content":"The Olive Tree Genealogy Family of Websites provides access to free naturalization records in the USA and Canada. Users can search for their ancestors and view Declarations of Intent, First Papers, Alien Registrations, Passport Applications, Naturalization Petitions, and Citizenship Certificates.","qid":23849,"docid":"8017141","rank":27,"score":85393.0},{"content":"The Freedom of Information Act allows public access to various records maintained by the government.","qid":23849,"docid":"1215556","rank":28,"score":85166.0},{"content":"The Madison County Archives hold over 3000 naturalization records from 1853 to 1953, which are primarily stored in bound volumes.","qid":23849,"docid":"1158886","rank":29,"score":85086.0},{"content":"Public records refer to non-confidential documents or information related to government conduct. In California, for instance, marriage license applications allow couples to choose between confidential and public records. If selected as public, the marriage record can be obtained from the county where the marriage took place.","qid":23849,"docid":"8466750","rank":30,"score":84774.0},{"content":"The 1920 census inquired about the year of naturalization for immigrants who had become citizens. Naturalization records can consist of multiple pages, so it's essential to check all pages using the arrow keys. Don't forget to investigate the names of witnesses listed on these records.","qid":23849,"docid":"6688743","rank":31,"score":84519.0},{"content":"The Pennsylvania Supreme Court's naturalization records from 1794 to 1868 are accessible for the Eastern, Southern, and Western Districts (Philadelphia, Chambersburg, and Pittsburgh, respectively).","qid":23849,"docid":"8010565","rank":32,"score":84359.0},{"content":"Public records are documents or information recorded by courts or governmental agencies that are accessible to the public. Some public records, like tax liens, can impact credit reports, while others, such as marriage licenses, do not appear on credit reports.","qid":23849,"docid":"7431268","rank":33,"score":84292.0},{"content":"The passage discusses publicly available data about people, including accessible public records, and mentions that some basic information like full name, age, and city of birth or residence can be obtained for free through people searches.","qid":23849,"docid":"3803316","rank":34,"score":84229.0},{"content":"A business or government public record may contain information such as revenue, number of employees, fictitious business names, collected items, business credit score, and payment history, as well as business ownership details.","qid":23849,"docid":"3113002","rank":35,"score":84203.0},{"content":"The Olive Tree Genealogy Blog is a popular genealogy resource, with Technorati ranking it among the top 25 genealogy blogs as of April 3, 2009. It provides information and access to various records for researching naturalization, including passenger lists, census records, oaths of allegiance, and voters registration lists.","qid":23849,"docid":"6688744","rank":36,"score":83947.0},{"content":"The Public Information Act (Government Code, Chapter 552) outlines procedures for requests to inspect or duplicate public information. The department has adopted these procedures at 25 TAC Section 1.251, which programs must follow.","qid":23849,"docid":"3678109","rank":37,"score":83704.0},{"content":"The passage lists some publicly accessible information, which includes vital records (birth, marriage, and death certificates), voter registration data, and divorce decrees, as well as real estate appraisal records.","qid":23849,"docid":"1460057","rank":38,"score":83345.0},{"content":"The Freedom of Information Act allows public access to various records kept by the government, such as marriage, divorce, court, birth, and death records. While some records in Blooming Grove, OH are still maintained on physical files, there is a growing trend towards electronic copies available online. Obtaining these records may require looking into specific entry details for procurement methods. Access to records may be restricted in certain cases despite the act's general public access provision.","qid":23849,"docid":"8769995","rank":39,"score":83136.0},{"content":"A public record is a document or other material kept by government agencies that are accessible to the public in the normal course of business. Examples include maps, recordings, films, photographs, tapes, software, letters, and books.","qid":23849,"docid":"8466744","rank":40,"score":83074.0},{"content":"The Freedom of Information Act allows public access to various government records, which include marriage, divorce, court, birth, and death records. While some records in Zuni, NM are still kept on physical files, there is a growing trend towards electronic copies available online. Interested parties should check the specific record type for details on obtaining them.","qid":23849,"docid":"1622747","rank":41,"score":82890.0},{"content":"The Freedom of Information Act allows public access to various government records, which include marriage, divorce, court, birth, and death records, among others. In Cameron Park, CA, these records are primarily kept on physical files but are increasingly being digitized and made available online. Interested parties should check the specific record type for details on obtaining them.","qid":23849,"docid":"886103","rank":42,"score":82608.0},{"content":"The Certificate of U.S. Naturalization (forms N-550 or N-570) is a document issued by the U.S. government to prove an individual's acquisition of American citizenship through naturalization.","qid":23849,"docid":"2838462","rank":43,"score":82606.0},{"content":"The passage describes naturalization as the process by which a non-citizen obtains citizenship or nationality of a country through legal means, which can be initiated by a statute or an application.","qid":23849,"docid":"958494","rank":44,"score":82478.0},{"content":"Public Records are generally accessible to the public, but some documents containing sensitive information may be sealed or require a court order. Agencies providing Public Records include County Clerk's Offices and Vital Records Offices at the local level, State Departments of Revenue and Health, and the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) at the federal level.","qid":23849,"docid":"7119957","rank":45,"score":82401.0},{"content":"U.S. citizenship is obtained by foreign citizens or nationals through the process of naturalization, as outlined by the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) established by Congress.","qid":23849,"docid":"2441552","rank":46,"score":82379.0},{"content":"The Freedom of Information Act allows public access to various government records, which include marriage, divorce, court, birth, and death records, among others. In Pacific City, OR, these records are primarily maintained on physical files, but there is a growing trend towards electronic copies accessible online.","qid":23849,"docid":"4806514","rank":47,"score":82287.0},{"content":"Bankruptcy filings are publicly available records managed by the courts. Credit reporting agencies obtain this information from the courts and confirm disputed data through verification processes.","qid":23849,"docid":"8087728","rank":48,"score":82275.0},{"content":"The passage describes public records as various documents maintained by the government and accessible to the public under the Freedom of Information Act. Examples include marriage, divorce, court, birth, and death records. In Sequim, Washington, these records are primarily stored in physical files.","qid":23849,"docid":"6667419","rank":49,"score":81999.0},{"content":"The passage discusses naturalization, the process by which a non-citizen acquires citizenship in a country through legal means. This can be done via a statute or an application. The text also mentions that illegal immigration was a significant issue in the US at the end of the 20th century, and the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 allowed for naturalization of illegal aliens who had resided in the country for at least four years","qid":23849,"docid":"6277575","rank":50,"score":81902.0},{"content":"Public records are generally accessible to the public, but some documents like court records involving sensitive information and confidential personal data may be sealed or require a court order for access.","qid":23849,"docid":"188190","rank":51,"score":81891.0},{"content":"Since July 1, 1905, the California Department of Public Health Vital Records has kept death records. The required name on these records is the name given at birth or a name obtained through adoption, court-ordered name change, or naturalization (Items 1C, 6C, 7C, 9C, 12C).","qid":23849,"docid":"4834498","rank":52,"score":81175.0},{"content":"The passage discusses public records maintained by the government, which are diverse and include marriage, divorce, court, birth, and death records, among others. In Bonnerdale, AR, these records are primarily stored on physical files, but there is a growing trend towards electronic copies accessible online. Interested parties are encouraged to investigate the specific record type for details on obtaining them.","qid":23849,"docid":"1825393","rank":53,"score":81070.0},{"content":"A public record is a document or information that is accessible to the general public. Public record searches can provide various details such as phone numbers, address history, ages, birthdates, marriage and divorce records, and death records to help reconnect with family or friends.","qid":23849,"docid":"2445679","rank":54,"score":81040.0},{"content":"The Freedom of Information Act allows public access to various government records, which include marriage, divorce, court, birth, and death records, mostly kept in physical files but increasingly available online in Scotts, MI. To obtain these records, check their specific entry for detailed information.","qid":23849,"docid":"1449785","rank":55,"score":80989.0},{"content":"The passage describes naturalization as the means by which a non-citizen becomes a citizen or acquires nationality of a country through legal processes, which can involve an application and approval or be granted automatically by a statute.","qid":23849,"docid":"592831","rank":56,"score":80948.0},{"content":"The passage discusses naturalization, which is the legal process by which a non-citizen becomes a citizen of a country. This can be done through a statute or by applying and receiving approval from legal authorities.","qid":23849,"docid":"1829209","rank":57,"score":80939.0},{"content":"A public record is a government-filed document accessible for public inspection, such as a property title record representing an ownership interest.","qid":23849,"docid":"2132735","rank":58,"score":80857.0},{"content":"The passage describes naturalization as the method by which U.S. citizenship is conferred upon foreign citizens or nationals upon fulfilling the requirements set forth in the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). To obtain citizenship through naturalization, one must adhere to the established regulations.","qid":23849,"docid":"146755","rank":59,"score":80800.0},{"content":"The passage describes naturalization as the process by which a non-citizen acquires citizenship or nationality of a country through legal means. In the United States, after five years of lawful permanent residency, or three years if married to a U.S. citizen, individuals can apply for naturalization.","qid":23849,"docid":"4901807","rank":60,"score":80617.0},{"content":"The passage describes naturalization as the process by which a non-citizen acquires citizenship or nationality of a country through legal means. This process can be initiated by a statute or require an application and approval. The Naturalization Act of 1795 established the initial rules for naturalization, requiring free, white individuals to have resided for five years or more. The Naturalization Act of 1798, part of the Alien and Sedition Acts,","qid":23849,"docid":"3271401","rank":61,"score":80521.0},{"content":"In 1910 New York, naturalization refers to the legal process by which a non-citizen obtains citizenship or nationality of a country, either through a statute or by applying and receiving approval from legal authorities.","qid":23849,"docid":"4491639","rank":62,"score":80506.0},{"content":"The passage lists various categories of public records, which include arrest records, birth and death records, business and court proceedings records, criminal records, divorce records, jail records, marriage records, tax records, genealogy records, and sex offender registries.","qid":23849,"docid":"3469615","rank":63,"score":80449.0},{"content":"Public records are primarily composed of birth and death records, property records, tax liens, voter registrations, and court records, which encompass criminal records, bankruptcy filings, civil case files, and legal judgments, as defined by both state and federal laws.","qid":23849,"docid":"1594083","rank":64,"score":80420.0},{"content":"A federal district court in Washington ruled that the First Amendment limits public records requests if revealing the information would expose individuals engaged in First Amendment activities to harassment.","qid":23849,"docid":"4935406","rank":65,"score":80314.0},{"content":"The Register of Deeds allows citizens to access and record various documents including deeds, powers of attorney, plats, affidavits, mortgages, and court documents. The Public Access System provides data on tax records, real estate information, property taxes, vehicles, permits, and court dockets.","qid":23849,"docid":"2466882","rank":66,"score":80283.0},{"content":"The First Amendment guarantees access to court records and often freedom of information and public records acts are viewed as promoting First Amendment values by enabling speech about government operations.","qid":23849,"docid":"4935403","rank":67,"score":80267.0},{"content":"The passage describes naturalization as the method by which foreign citizens or nationals obtain U.S. citizenship after meeting the requirements set forth in the Immigration and Nationality Act.","qid":23849,"docid":"4564170","rank":68,"score":80218.0},{"content":"A record number of immigrants resided in the United States during the second quarter of 2015.","qid":23849,"docid":"6022876","rank":69,"score":80116.0},{"content":"From the late 1700s to the mid-20th century, individuals could be naturalized as citizens in any court of record in the United States. People typically chose the most convenient court, often a county court. The specific names and types of courts differed from state to state.","qid":23849,"docid":"4556941","rank":70,"score":80097.0},{"content":"The passage provides the contact information for the custodian of records at an entity for Public Information Act requests. The custodian is James Phillip-Farley, who can be reached at 200 Holliday Street, Room 600, Baltimore, MD 21202, by phone at 410-396-3312, or by email at [email@address].","qid":23849,"docid":"5824000","rank":71,"score":80018.0},{"content":"A public body's information officer can deny access to records containing information about ongoing or impending research if disclosure could potentially harm the defense or security of the Republic.","qid":23849,"docid":"3654335","rank":72,"score":79755.0},{"content":"The Senior Reference Archivist at the NJ State Archives, Bette Epstein, mentioned that vital records, specifically marriage records, are a priority for researchers. Additionally, she suggested looking into wills and naturalization records.","qid":23849,"docid":"4043233","rank":73,"score":79535.0},{"content":"County government public records requests should be made in writing to the department that oversees the records. Each elected official serves as the public information administrator for their department, and records are not interchangeable between departments. Submitting a request to the wrong department may result in unnecessary delays.","qid":23849,"docid":"5529682","rank":74,"score":79366.0},{"content":"The passage discusses public records, which are various documents kept by the government and accessible under the Freedom of Information Act. Examples include marriage, divorce, court, birth, and death records. In Chatsworth, GA, records are primarily stored on physical files but are increasingly being made available as electronic copies online. To obtain these records, it is recommended to investigate the specific record type for acquisition details.","qid":23849,"docid":"6769988","rank":75,"score":79355.0},{"content":"The passage describes microfilmed naturalization records from the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana in New Orleans, which were made by the Genealogical Society of Utah before the records were transferred out of the court's possession.","qid":23849,"docid":"8010560","rank":76,"score":79179.0},{"content":"A public record is a document or information that legally must be created and maintained.","qid":23849,"docid":"8139789","rank":77,"score":79040.0},{"content":"The passage provides the contact information for the custodian of records, David Rhodes, at Baltimore's agency head or executive director's office, for those seeking to make Public Information Act requests. The contact details include his address (200 W. Lombard Street, Suite B, Baltimore, MD 21201), phone number (443-573-2800), and email address ([email@email](mailto:[","qid":23849,"docid":"1619976","rank":78,"score":78974.0},{"content":"A public record is a legal document issued by courts that is accessible to the public. Adverse public records, such as foreclosures, bankruptcy, judgments, and tax liens, can negatively impact your credit report.","qid":23849,"docid":"39516","rank":79,"score":78974.0},{"content":"After naturalization ceremony, wait 10 days before updating Social Security record. Bring Certificate of Naturalization or U.S. passport.","qid":23849,"docid":"836559","rank":80,"score":78953.0},{"content":"The Office of the Registrar handles filing official documents such as land and court records. The Department of Naturalization provides various services including notary, commissioner of deeds, passport application, naturalization services, and a popular passport photo service.","qid":23849,"docid":"7519911","rank":81,"score":78918.0},{"content":"PublicData.com, established in 1997, is a leading provider of public records from local, state, and federal agencies at affordable prices.","qid":23849,"docid":"5056062","rank":82,"score":78834.0},{"content":"A-Files refer to individual immigration records identified by a subject's Alien Registration Number (A-number), which is a unique personal identifier for non-citizens. These files have been the official record for all immigration and naturalization documents since April 1, 1944.","qid":23849,"docid":"7308316","rank":83,"score":78803.0},{"content":"The Freedom of Information Act (5ILCS 140\/1 et seq) in Illinois permits public inspection of records held by the City of Quincy, while also protecting the confidentiality and privacy of exempted records.","qid":23849,"docid":"653142","rank":84,"score":78753.0},{"content":"The applicant for naturalization must provide proof of a valid marriage with a U.S. citizen for the required length of time. This requires submitting an official civil record to establish the legality of the marriage.","qid":23849,"docid":"4348279","rank":85,"score":78659.0},{"content":"A person can request additional public records concerning any licensee or certificate holder, including dismissed complaints and non-disciplinary actions and orders, by contacting the board and filling out a Public Information Request Form.","qid":23849,"docid":"1778039","rank":86,"score":78623.0},{"content":"The cell phone company is restricted by privacy laws from publicly disclosing or discussing the fact that your phone records have been accessed by the FBI or NSA under the Patriot Act.","qid":23849,"docid":"2373852","rank":87,"score":78608.0},{"content":"County Court Records can be found at the county court, county or State archives, regional archives, or at NARA. Federal Court Records, including naturalization indexes, declarations of intent, and petitions, are held at NARA in the regional facility of the State where the Federal court is located.","qid":23849,"docid":"6688738","rank":88,"score":78554.0},{"content":"The passage describes naturalization as the method by which a foreign citizen or national acquires U.S. citizenship. Eligibility is a prerequisite for the naturalization process.","qid":23849,"docid":"1127537","rank":89,"score":78527.0},{"content":"The passage describes naturalization as the procedure for a permanent resident to acquire U.S. citizenship, and notes that most immigrants initially enter the country using an immigrant or nonimmigrant visa.","qid":23849,"docid":"7834446","rank":90,"score":78518.0},{"content":"Naturalization is the process by which a person acquires citizenship of a country, granting them the same rights and privileges as native-born citizens.","qid":23849,"docid":"7804531","rank":91,"score":78444.0},{"content":"Public Records are generally accessible to the public, but some documents containing sensitive information or court records may be sealed or require a court order for access.","qid":23849,"docid":"8059826","rank":92,"score":78411.0},{"content":"The passage describes naturalization as the process by which an individual obtains citizenship and nationality in a country they were previously not a citizen of.","qid":23849,"docid":"4901813","rank":93,"score":78343.0},{"content":"A public record refers to documents kept in court systems' databases. Filing for bankruptcy, obtaining a tax lien, or having a judgement against you results in such records being added to your credit report.","qid":23849,"docid":"7046579","rank":94,"score":78306.0},{"content":"Naturalization is the method by which the U.S. grants citizenship to foreign citizens or nationals, in accordance with the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA)'s requirements as outlined in the USCIS Policy Manual.","qid":23849,"docid":"4275249","rank":95,"score":78183.0},{"content":"The Freedom of Information Act of 1966 requires that divorce records be made public. With the advent of computerization and the Internet, these records have become more accessible in modern times. They serve various purposes for many individuals, and commercial record providers capitalize on their availability.","qid":23849,"docid":"4091551","rank":96,"score":77919.0},{"content":"The passage describes naturalization as the final step in the immigration process for foreign citizens, granting them the same rights, protections, and status as native-born Americans upon completion of the required Congressional procedures.","qid":23849,"docid":"4577479","rank":97,"score":77827.0},{"content":"During a naturalization ceremony at the main branch of the Louisville Free Public Library, 148 candidates from 48 countries were sworn in as new U.S. citizens by the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Kentucky. People in attendance held American flags.","qid":23849,"docid":"67506","rank":98,"score":77676.0},{"content":"A naturalization ceremony is conducted in a federal court, regardless of the location, such as a school auditorium, gymnasium, or football field.","qid":23849,"docid":"1147198","rank":99,"score":77675.0},{"content":"The report includes personal information such as current address, Social Security Number, and credit accounts, as well as public records. It's important to know that public records can affect financial standing.","qid":23849,"docid":"39515","rank":100,"score":77661.0}]}
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To work around this, the user can download the document from the 'Actions' dropdown and edit it locally on the office computer before uploading it back to Google Docs.","qid":156498,"docid":"4273412","rank":3,"score":136215.0},{"content":"The passage expresses the author's frustration with Google Docs Document autosave feature. According to the author, the autosave function saves the document too frequently while editing, causing the cursor to jump to another part of the document, disrupting the typing flow.","qid":156498,"docid":"4273418","rank":4,"score":135245.0},{"content":"Google Docs automatically saves changes to your document as you edit. The updates are saved to your Google Drive. The \"Help\" tab at the top of the screen displays this feature with light gray text.","qid":156498,"docid":"104801","rank":5,"score":134556.0},{"content":"The passage outlines ways to save a Google Docs document: enabling automatic saving, saving to a computer, exporting with a different extension, exporting to a website, and troubleshooting saving issues.","qid":156498,"docid":"1663164","rank":6,"score":128052.0},{"content":"Google Docs saves and syncs changes automatically, both online and offline. In offline mode, Google Drive saves changes every few seconds. Once connected to the internet, the Google Drive application functions like its online version, syncing the latest changes.","qid":156498,"docid":"104803","rank":7,"score":120258.0},{"content":"Google Docs saves updates automatically instead of having a Save button. Log in to your account to begin working.","qid":156498,"docid":"3301559","rank":8,"score":119691.0},{"content":"Create a new resume using Google Docs and its template. Edit the template with your personal information and work experience, with automatic saving by Google Docs.","qid":156498,"docid":"4960216","rank":9,"score":118705.0},{"content":"Google Docs is a free writing tool with a research feature that automatically inserts citations for time-saving academic writing.","qid":156498,"docid":"8414922","rank":10,"score":116977.0},{"content":"Google Docs automatically saves updates to documents, allowing users to access and edit files online from any web-connected device.","qid":156498,"docid":"3301563","rank":11,"score":115060.0},{"content":"The passage describes the advantages of using Google Docs for creating and formatting documents, including automatic saving, collaborative editing, and accessibility both online and offline. The handout specifically covers formatting a paper using Google Docs, including creating a new document, setting up a general paper, and using MLA, APA, or Chicago citation styles. It also explains how to insert a hanging indent for a bibliography page.","qid":156498,"docid":"3669926","rank":12,"score":114652.0},{"content":"Google Docs allows users to create and import documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. Documents are saved on Google's servers and previous revisions are automatically stored for viewing.","qid":156498,"docid":"1066785","rank":13,"score":113500.0},{"content":"Access Google Docs, log in if necessary, locate desired document by clicking \"My Drive\" to view all files, select file(s) by checking boxes, download by omitting \"Google Docs\" and saving as desired file format.","qid":156498,"docid":"3852379","rank":14,"score":110873.0},{"content":"Installing Google Drive on a Mac allows editing and saving Google Doc files offline with automatic syncing to the online Google Drive once connected. Download the installation file from Google's Get Drive Everywhere webpage by selecting \"Mac\" from the drop-down menu.","qid":156498,"docid":"1663169","rank":15,"score":110301.0},{"content":"Google Docs allows saving files as docx type in Google Drive, which can be downloaded directly to an Android phone without the need for external hard drives. However, saving as .doc is not an option, and using Word or Open Office\/Libre Office on a Chromebook requires using web apps.","qid":156498,"docid":"3287997","rank":16,"score":109776.0},{"content":"Google Docs files, such as Documents, Spreadsheets, Presentations, Drawings, and Forms, do not count towards storage quota in Google Drive. Other file types, including PDFs, images, and Microsoft Word documents, take up storage space. To save space, convert non-Google Docs files to Google Docs format by right-clicking and selecting the Google Docs application.","qid":156498,"docid":"8146073","rank":17,"score":108565.0},{"content":"The process of saving a file in Google Docs has been simplified. Previously, users had to download and upload files, but now they can save files directly to their Google Docs account by clicking on \"Save\" within Google Docs. This is convenient for users who receive PDF attachments in Gmail and want to save them in Google Docs.","qid":156498,"docid":"5606985","rank":18,"score":108071.0},{"content":"Save time by storing home and work addresses in Google Maps for faster searching. Allow Google Maps access to contacts on Android and iPhone devices for easy lookup of saved addresses.","qid":156498,"docid":"1998237","rank":19,"score":107362.0},{"content":"The passage explains that after auto-exporting notebooks from Google Notebook, new documents will appear in Google Docs for each notebook. The titles of these documents will begin with \"Imported from Google Notebook -\" and be followed by the original name of the notebook.","qid":156498,"docid":"7456851","rank":20,"score":107186.0},{"content":"Download a file from Google Docs by clicking \"More\" and \"Download.\" Confirm the download, save the file to a flash drive in the file browser, eject the flash drive from the computer, and unplug it from the USB port.","qid":156498,"docid":"3852372","rank":21,"score":106668.0},{"content":"Summarization: Rename files in the Microsoft User Data folder with \"AutoRecovery save of\" prefix, add .doc extension, and the icon should change to a Word document icon. If icon doesn't change, go to File menu, click Preferences, and select \"Show all file extensions\" checkbox.","qid":156498,"docid":"8731779","rank":22,"score":106035.0},{"content":"Google Docs is a free web-based application accessible to Germanna students through their email addresses for creating, managing, and saving academic documents.","qid":156498,"docid":"3669928","rank":23,"score":105118.0},{"content":"Summarization: To upload multiple files from your computer to Google Docs, save them in a single folder, open Google Docs home screen, click \"Upload\" button, select \"Folder\" in the Upload menu, use \"Ctrl\" key to select files, drag and drop one file to Docs list, and release the mouse key to open Upload Settings dialog box.","qid":156498,"docid":"6648982","rank":24,"score":104175.0},{"content":"The passage explains how to use the Save to Google Drive feature with its default settings (root of Google Drive as save location and various file formats as options) and converts saved links to Google editor format. The process is straightforward: when on a desired page, click the extension icon to save the file.","qid":156498,"docid":"8615228","rank":25,"score":104128.0},{"content":"The Google Docs platform offers various document formats for download, auto-saves files to your Google account, boasts a simple and uncluttered interface, allows easy sharing and privacy options, identifies spelling errors, and includes an embedded chat application for seamless collaboration.","qid":156498,"docid":"8648969","rank":26,"score":104106.0},{"content":"The passage explains that Google Apps documents, including spreadsheets, documents, presentations, and drawings, can be saved in MS Office compatible formats such as .xls, .doc, .ppt, and .jpeg by downloading the last edited or latest revision.","qid":156498,"docid":"5596941","rank":27,"score":103198.0},{"content":"The passage explains how to install Google Drive on a Mac computer. The installation enables offline editing and saving of Google Doc files, with all changes being synced automatically once online. To install, visit Google's Get Drive Everywhere webpage.","qid":156498,"docid":"104800","rank":28,"score":103172.0},{"content":"To set up a Windows user's desktop for Google Apps, configure the following access methods: 1. Auto-opened tabs for Google Mail, Calendar, and Docs\/Drive in Chrome browser. 2. Browser bookmarks. 3. Desktop links. 4. Taskbar links. 5. Start Menu links.","qid":156498,"docid":"7835392","rank":29,"score":102363.0},{"content":"Google Drive download times vary based on data volume, typically taking only a minute or two. To download, log into your Google account, visit Google Takeout, select Google Drive, and create an archive. Your files will be exported in standard office formats: Docs in Word, Spreadsheets in Excel, and Presentations in PowerPoint. Once the archive is ready, click \"download\" and choose your save location.","qid":156498,"docid":"7807690","rank":30,"score":102194.0},{"content":"When using a web browser to access a Google Document in Google Drive, you can download the file as a Microsoft Word (docx) document by clicking \"File\" and then \"Download as.\" In the resulting window, you have the option to name the file and choose a save location on your computer.","qid":156498,"docid":"494573","rank":31,"score":102123.0},{"content":"The passage describes a script that monitors a Gmail mailbox, saving any image attachments to Google Drive and identifying large messages to help free up space.","qid":156498,"docid":"2537585","rank":32,"score":102042.0},{"content":"Google Chrome users can save web content to Google Drive using the Save to Google Drive extension. This includes documents, images, webpages as screenshots (either visible part or entire page), or as raw HTML, MHTML, or Google Docs files.","qid":156498,"docid":"1118223","rank":33,"score":101433.0},{"content":"Google Docs is an easy-to-use online document tool with various formatting options for creation, uploading, saving, sharing, and collaboration. Its advantages include accepting most popular file formats.","qid":156498,"docid":"8648972","rank":34,"score":101289.0},{"content":"A set of data is given, and the goal is to convert either a column or a row into its opposite. An example uses data created with Google Docs Auto Fill options.","qid":156498,"docid":"8238887","rank":35,"score":100734.0},{"content":"To share Excel documents as Google Docs, users must have a Google account. When saving the file to a shared folder, ensure any links to external workbooks remain functional.","qid":156498,"docid":"8606129","rank":36,"score":100197.0},{"content":"Google Docs is a free online word processor under Google Drive, known for its ease of use and popularity. Creating, uploading, saving, sharing, and collaborating on documents is straightforward. Formatting options are impressive. Pros: user-friendly, accessible from anywhere, real-time collaboration, free, and offers a range of formatting options. Cons: limited offline access, no advanced design tools, and relies on internet connection.","qid":156498,"docid":"8648975","rank":37,"score":99153.0},{"content":"A user is expressing frustration with Google's autosave feature, which interferes with their manual saving shortcut (ctrl+s) and causes issues when using a slow GPS connection. The autosave function disrupts their workflow and prevents them from pasting text (ctrl+v) during the saving process.","qid":156498,"docid":"4273413","rank":38,"score":98394.0},{"content":"A Google Docs Drawing saved and imported into a document is often too large for the page, rendering the feature useless. Despite this limitation, Google Docs is generally improving as a platform.","qid":156498,"docid":"6351772","rank":39,"score":97379.0},{"content":"The passage advises that if auto-save is enabled on a laptop, a copy of the most recent saved document can be found, typically named \"Document1,\" in the documents folder or by using a search function.","qid":156498,"docid":"2455307","rank":40,"score":97359.0},{"content":"The passage explains how to save and export Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides back to Office formats for sharing with others. To do this, open the file in Google Drive, click the File menu, and select \"Download as\" to save as a .docx, .xlsx, or .pptx file. Alternatively, in the Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides app, touch the More icon next to a file, choose \"Share & export","qid":156498,"docid":"3288004","rank":41,"score":97207.0},{"content":"The passage explains how to download a Google Document in Microsoft Word format using a web browser. After opening the document in Google Drive, users should click \"File,\" select \"Download as,\" and choose \"Microsoft Word (docx).\" In the resulting window, users can name the file and choose a save location on their computer.","qid":156498,"docid":"494574","rank":42,"score":97003.0},{"content":"The passage expresses frustration with the size limitation of imported Google Docs Drawings, making them inappropriate for use on documents. Despite this issue, the author acknowledges Google Docs as a developing and promising platform.","qid":156498,"docid":"6351769","rank":43,"score":96893.0},{"content":"The passage expresses a frustration with the size limitation of Google Docs Drawings when imported into documents. The author believes this feature renders the Drawings function useless. Despite this issue, the author expresses appreciation for the overall improvement of Google Docs.","qid":156498,"docid":"6351773","rank":44,"score":96888.0},{"content":"The passage describes how to automatically back up and sync photos and videos to Google Drive using the Auto Backup feature. This includes photos taken with a device's camera and saved computer photos.","qid":156498,"docid":"104802","rank":45,"score":96460.0},{"content":"The passage suggests using \"gd\" as a shortcut to quickly access Google Docs by typing it in the location bar and hitting enter. It also recommends creating a shortcut or keyword bookmark for launching new documents and spreadsheets in Google Docs for faster access.","qid":156498,"docid":"6792607","rank":46,"score":96070.0},{"content":"The passage describes how to automatically back up and sync photos and videos from a device's camera and computer to Google Drive using the Auto Backup feature.","qid":156498,"docid":"104798","rank":47,"score":95624.0},{"content":"The passage explains how to save and export Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides back to Office formats after editing them, or convert Office files to Google formats using Office Compatibility Mode (OCM). To save a Google file as an Office file, open the file, click the File menu, and select \"Download as\" the desired Office format. If editing an Office file in OCM, open the Drive, Docs, Sheets, or Slides app, open the Office","qid":156498,"docid":"5043014","rank":48,"score":95562.0},{"content":"Automate complex reporting tasks and integrate Google Analytics data with business data using APIs for access to report information.","qid":156498,"docid":"8841030","rank":49,"score":95537.0},{"content":"In Windows 7, there are issues opening Google Docs files and using Google Chrome with side tabs due to the browser automatically closing. Additionally, the grandkids have changed the default search engine in Chrome to Babylon and Delta instead of Google.","qid":156498,"docid":"8833080","rank":50,"score":95355.0},{"content":"The passage describes the process of converting an Office file edited in Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides back and forth between Google and Office formats. To save an Office file as a Google document, go to File > Save as Google Docs (or Sheets or Slides), then open the corresponding app and touch the More icon to find the Save as Office option to reverse the process.","qid":156498,"docid":"3288005","rank":51,"score":95261.0},{"content":"The default auto save interval for Word documents is set to 10 minutes. Users can modify this time in the Options under the Save tab. The auto saved files are stored in one of two locations: C:\\ Documents and Settings\\<username>\\Application Data\\Microsoft\\Word.","qid":156498,"docid":"3929551","rank":52,"score":95166.0},{"content":"The passage outlines the process of installing and configuring the Save to Google Drive extension in Google Chrome. To install, navigate to the extension page in Chrome, click \"Add to Chrome,\" and allow the installation to complete. After installation, users can configure settings such as the save location, file format, and conversion to Google Doc format by right-clicking the Google Drive icon and selecting \"Options.\"","qid":156498,"docid":"8615231","rank":53,"score":94681.0},{"content":"The passage explains how to open Google Docs using a desktop shortcut, which will automatically open the web application in your default browser. To create a new document, click the \"+\" icon at the bottom-right corner of the Google Docs interface.","qid":156498,"docid":"2126090","rank":54,"score":94618.0},{"content":"The passage explains how to set up Google Drive to automatically convert Excel files to Google Sheets when uploaded. Instructions can be found in the author's article on converting Microsoft Office files to Google Docs.","qid":156498,"docid":"1575717","rank":55,"score":94552.0},{"content":"Set up Google or Samsung Account as the saving place for new contacts on your phone to automatically save them. Ensure a Google account is registered on the device. To sync existing contacts, follow the path below, only contacts saved in phone memory can be merged to Google.","qid":156498,"docid":"684414","rank":56,"score":94256.0},{"content":"The passage suggests using AutoSave to periodically save edits and modifications in various software including Photoshop versions 7, CS, and CS 2, MS Office versions 97, 2000, 2002, and 2003 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), and other editors like Dreamweaver.","qid":156498,"docid":"1439275","rank":57,"score":94035.0},{"content":"The passage suggests saving photos to online storage to free up space on your phone by automatically uploading photos to an online service instead of storing them locally.","qid":156498,"docid":"7927179","rank":58,"score":94024.0},{"content":"The passage explains that Word documents have a default auto-save feature that saves files every 10 minutes. Users can adjust this time in the Options under the Save tab. The auto-save files are stored in one of two specific locations, which is where users should look to recover unsaved data.","qid":156498,"docid":"752504","rank":59,"score":94004.0},{"content":"The passage suggests using a combination of an external hard drive, flash drive, and cloud backup for data protection. An external hard drive is recommended for local backup, especially when internet access is unavailable. Google Drive is mentioned as a cloud backup option with mobile and desktop apps for automatic backup and syncing, allowing users to keep files in their native format or convert them to Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides. The author uses Google Drive as their primary backup system due to having all files","qid":156498,"docid":"4379575","rank":60,"score":93566.0},{"content":"The passage describes actions related to an \"auto file\" including reading it from disk into memory, saving it back to disk, handling file overwrites, clearing data in memory, and allocating 2 MB of memory for the file. Additionally, it mentions checking memory usage for the data file.","qid":156498,"docid":"3230144","rank":61,"score":93125.0},{"content":"The \"Auto-Off\" feature, also known as \"Power Save Mode,\" automatically turns off the printer after a specified time period, typically two hours, and requires pressing the power button to restart.","qid":156498,"docid":"3464870","rank":62,"score":92407.0},{"content":"Google Earth and Google Maps support the direct reading and saving of KML (Keyhole Markup Language) and KMZ (Keyhole Markup Language Archive) files. The primary KML file in a KMZ archive is typically named \"doc.kml.\"","qid":156498,"docid":"7041566","rank":63,"score":92258.0},{"content":"You can edit Microsoft Office files on a Chromebook using Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides apps or Google Drive. Changes are not automatically saved. Some files may not be supported or may not open.","qid":156498,"docid":"6460157","rank":64,"score":92230.0},{"content":"In the given passage, the steps to share a Google Docs file in a Facebook group are outlined. The process involves clicking the \"Share Link\" button on Facebook to close the dialog box, then clicking \"Done\" to close the \"Sharing Settings\" dialog box. The Google Docs file link appears as a post in the Facebook group. To manage access to the document, users can click \"Change\" under \"Who Has Access\" and choose a visibility option, such as \"Anyone","qid":156498,"docid":"3397581","rank":65,"score":92193.0},{"content":"Android's Auto Backup for Apps feature, introduced in API 23 (Android 6.0), enables developers to easily add backup functionality to apps. This service saves app data by uploading it to the user's Google Drive account, ensuring protection through the user's Google account credentials.","qid":156498,"docid":"4908499","rank":66,"score":92040.0},{"content":"The passage describes a service that allows users to schedule and post content on various social media platforms including Facebook Pages, Facebook Groups, Facebook Events, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, Pinterest, and Instagram. Users can add logos or watermarks to their posts and schedule up to 1000 posts at once using Excel or Google Docs files. The service is free.","qid":156498,"docid":"182690","rank":67,"score":91895.0},{"content":"Inter-sheet formulas in Google Docs allow for automatic calculation or posting of values from one tab to another, similar to Excel.","qid":156498,"docid":"2149496","rank":68,"score":91190.0},{"content":"AutoRecover and AutoSave do not replace the need to manually save documents using the Save command. While they can help in case of unexpected disruptions, regular saving is necessary.","qid":156498,"docid":"7393858","rank":69,"score":91119.0},{"content":"Step 3: Use the \"Restore Down\" button in the top right corner of the browser to minimize the window without closing it.\nStep 4: Press \"Ctrl\" key, select saved files on the desktop, and release the key.\nStep 5: Drag and drop one file icon into Google Docs, releasing the mouse key when the list turns yellow to open the Upload Settings dialog box.","qid":156498,"docid":"6648981","rank":70,"score":90484.0},{"content":"The passage explains that Word does not auto-save a file once it has been closed intentionally using the close button. To modify the auto-save time, users should click on the \"Word Options\" in the word menu located on the top left side.","qid":156498,"docid":"5051133","rank":71,"score":90281.0},{"content":"The passage describes the process of converting a .DOC file into a .PDF file using an unspecified software. The user selects the PDF format and has the option to save the converted file in the same location on Google Drive. A progress bar indicates the conversion's success.","qid":156498,"docid":"8821152","rank":72,"score":90212.0},{"content":"Google Docs is an online application offered by Google for creating and editing documents and spreadsheets. Users can import, create, edit, and update files in different formats, including text, formulas, lists, tables, and images. Google Docs is compatible with various presentation software and word processors. Documents can be published as web pages or print-ready manuscripts.","qid":156498,"docid":"1434101","rank":73,"score":90210.0},{"content":"Google Notebook has been shut down as of July 2012, and all data has been transferred to Google Docs. Users are encouraged to visit Google Docs to access their exported Notebook data. Bookmarks and links to Notebook should be updated to point to Docs instead. Frequently asked questions about the transition are provided and may be updated over time.","qid":156498,"docid":"6891227","rank":74,"score":90175.0},{"content":"Google Notebook was shut down in July 2012, and all data was transferred to Google Docs. Users are advised to visit Google Docs to access their exported Notebook data and update any links or bookmarks accordingly.","qid":156498,"docid":"7456845","rank":75,"score":90145.0},{"content":"Open docx files online by logging into drive.google.com, uploading the file for automatic conversion, and viewing the converted content without installation of software.","qid":156498,"docid":"1197010","rank":76,"score":90064.0},{"content":"The application's auto-save feature creates a SVD file to preserve the progress of a Word document in case of a system or application crash.","qid":156498,"docid":"3114158","rank":77,"score":90009.0},{"content":"The AutoSave feature automatically saves your work in applications like Photoshop and MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) at regular intervals. It also creates backups of your documents before saving. The number of backup files can be set from one to unlimited. The interface is user-friendly, and enabling or disabling auto save is easy. You can also export and import saved files.","qid":156498,"docid":"1439277","rank":78,"score":89810.0},{"content":"Google Docs allows users to upload Word documents from their computer for editing and sharing. Users can work on the documents themselves or share them with others. Google Docs provides one gigabyte of free storage.","qid":156498,"docid":"4325225","rank":79,"score":89690.0},{"content":"In Word 2013, Excel 2013, and PowerPoint 2013, the AutoRecover and AutoSave features allow for automatic file saving to prevent loss of work due to crashes, power loss, or forgetting to save.","qid":156498,"docid":"6350447","rank":80,"score":89654.0},{"content":"A researcher discovered BatchGeo, a Google Maps mashup that simplifies the process of mapping out data from a table or spreadsheet. The tool validates columns and addresses, generates a map, and allows for later use. It can also be useful for apartment hunters looking to visualize potential dwellings. BatchGeo saves time by eliminating the need to manually copy and paste data between spreadsheets and mapping applications.","qid":156498,"docid":"5820825","rank":81,"score":89598.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the benefits of enabling the \"Let's sync\" feature in a Google account on an Android device. This feature allows data to be synced and saved on the cloud, ensuring that data, such as photos, are never lost. The passage highlights the advantage of this mode for automatically updating and backing up new and existing photos using the Google Photos app.","qid":156498,"docid":"973041","rank":82,"score":89588.0},{"content":"MS Word 2003 users encounter a file permission error when saving documents to their home directory, resulting in data loss. This issue only affects initial resaves of existing documents, and does not occur with other programs like Excel, Powerpoint, Excel, Photoshop, or Autocad.","qid":156498,"docid":"7749572","rank":83,"score":89476.0},{"content":"The reader has successfully converted a Google Spreadsheet to an Excel document. They are using an older version of MS Office (Pro 2003) and inquired about a patch or converter to automatically convert Google Docs to Excel within their software. They mentioned that Office 2007 may have this feature.","qid":156498,"docid":"628910","rank":84,"score":89198.0},{"content":"The :CONFIGURE:SAVEPRI response of the :CONfigure:SAVEPri? command has been enhanced. When the auto-save setting is \"Calc Past meas.\", the save file name is now determined by the :CONfigure:ATSave command. Additionally, the save is now limited to the offset corresponding to the magnification after the :DISplay:YMAG command.","qid":156498,"docid":"7191396","rank":85,"score":89023.0},{"content":"To share a Google Doc on Facebook, make it public by clicking \"Public on The Web\" and then \"Save\". Copy the URL from the Address Bar and share it on Facebook by clicking \"Link\" above your status update and pasting the URL in the Status field. Describe the file if desired and click \"Share\". Alternatively, you can copy the Google Doc's URL to your clipboard and share it directly on Facebook without making it public.","qid":156498,"docid":"3397578","rank":86,"score":88894.0},{"content":"This passage describes a GPS application that enables users to save and store GPS coordinates (latitude and longitude) and save points on Google Maps. The app offers automatic map rotation for intuitive guidance and access to Google Maps for better location situating with a data connection. Users can edit and skip to previously saved points, and mark coordinates on Google Maps before reaching their destination. Proper operation requires a connected GPS and outdoor use.","qid":156498,"docid":"6487987","rank":87,"score":88883.0},{"content":"In Word 2013, Excel 2013, and PowerPoint 2013, the AutoRecover and AutoSave features allow for automatic file saving to prevent loss of work due to crashes, power loss, or unsaved closures.","qid":156498,"docid":"6350450","rank":88,"score":88865.0},{"content":"A recent Gmail update changed how PDF attachments are opened in Google Chrome, making it harder to save them to Google Docs using Google Docs Viewer. To open PDF attachments in Google Docs Viewer instead, replace \"view=att\" with \"view=gvatt\" in the URL after clicking \"View\" next to the attachment or right-clicking and pasting the URL into the address bar.","qid":156498,"docid":"8823842","rank":89,"score":88782.0},{"content":"The passage explains that signing into Toolbar allows users to save their settings, including AutoFill information and custom buttons, for access on any computer. It also mentions the ability to customize Toolbar by removing button text labels, adjusting tool availability, and changing Google search language.","qid":156498,"docid":"3186168","rank":90,"score":88764.0},{"content":"The user had trouble inserting a PDF file from Google Docs into Google Sites. They suggest uploading the PDF as an attachment instead, which makes it invisible but still accessible at sites.google.com. To add the PDF to the page, insert a link to the file in the body of the page using the correct URL: http:\/\/sites.google.com\/[your-site]\/[page-name]\/[filename].pdf.","qid":156498,"docid":"5606983","rank":91,"score":88570.0},{"content":"Google Docs is an online document storage and collaboration tool within Google Drive. Users can access their documents from various devices with an Internet connection.","qid":156498,"docid":"3852370","rank":92,"score":88323.0},{"content":"Google Docs is an online productivity suite consisting of applications for creating documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. The word processing component of Google Docs originally began as a product named Writely from Upstartle.","qid":156498,"docid":"6792605","rank":93,"score":87782.0},{"content":"PowerPoint 2007 files can be saved and opened in applications using the OpenDocument Presentation format like Google Docs and OpenOffice.org Impress. Conversely, presentations in the .odp format can be opened in PowerPoint 2007.","qid":156498,"docid":"1422131","rank":94,"score":87757.0},{"content":"EasyBib is a bibliography citation generator available on Google Docs. It supports various formats including MLA, APA, Harvard, and over 7,000 other styles. Users can automatically cite books, journal articles, and websites by entering titles or URLs.","qid":156498,"docid":"3669929","rank":95,"score":87641.0},{"content":"The passage describes the steps to convert Office files to Google Doc format during upload: 1. Choose \"Upload settings,\" 2. Select \"Convert Office files to Google Doc format,\" and 3. Supported file types include .doc, .docx, .html, .txt, and .rtf.","qid":156498,"docid":"494571","rank":96,"score":87355.0},{"content":"The passage describes the steps to convert Office files to Google Doc format during upload: 1. Choose \"Upload settings,\" 2. Select \"Convert Office files to Google Doc format,\" and 3. Upon uploading Microsoft Word, Excel, or PowerPoint files, they will be converted to Google Docs format. Supported file types include .doc, .docx, .html, .txt, .rtf for Google Docs, and .xls for Google Sheets","qid":156498,"docid":"494572","rank":97,"score":87126.0},{"content":"Google Docs is a web-based office suite from Google where users can create, import, or send documents, spreadsheets, and presentations.","qid":156498,"docid":"687748","rank":98,"score":86842.0},{"content":"Google Docs is an online tool for creating and collaborating on documents. To start, create a new document.","qid":156498,"docid":"7707057","rank":99,"score":86625.0},{"content":"Google updated Docs to create lists automatically. To make a numbered list, hit Enter and type \"1.\" followed by a period.","qid":156498,"docid":"645642","rank":100,"score":86565.0}]}
{"query":"how long does it take to remove wisdom tooth","hits":[{"content":"A dentist may take between 20 minutes and three hours to remove one wisdom tooth, while a surgeon can do it in 30 seconds to five minutes. The process for the latter is generally faster. Patients may have the option of receiving a knockout shot for the procedure.","qid":258062,"docid":"4595795","rank":1,"score":139844.0},{"content":"A dentist may take between 20 minutes and three hours to remove one wisdom tooth, while a surgeon can do it in 30 seconds to five minutes. For more information on wisdom teeth surgery, including approximate times and post-operative instructions, visit dentalimplantsaustralia.com.","qid":258062,"docid":"4595794","rank":2,"score":138211.0},{"content":"The wisdom tooth removal procedure takes between 30 to 60 minutes, with the patient expected to spend a total of 90 minutes in the office. Modern medical and technological advancements ensure quick healing and minimal post-operative discomfort.","qid":258062,"docid":"955813","rank":3,"score":137972.0},{"content":"Recovery from wisdom teeth removal typically takes between three and four days, but can last up to two weeks. Pain should decrease by the second day, though individual healing times and procedure difficulty may affect this timeline.","qid":258062,"docid":"3195767","rank":4,"score":137604.0},{"content":"A dental surgery to remove wisdom teeth can be completed in under two hours, according to Dr. Phillip Kraver in Cape Coral, Florida. However, the healing process takes at least two weeks, and he suggests taking three to four days off work following the procedure for optimal recovery.","qid":258062,"docid":"955811","rank":5,"score":137222.0},{"content":"The time required to extract a wisdom tooth can range from a few minutes to over 20 minutes. Post-procedure, swelling and discomfort, including inside and outside the mouth, are common and typically last for three days but may persist for up to two weeks. For more information on wisdom tooth removal and recovery, please read further.","qid":258062,"docid":"91493","rank":6,"score":136790.0},{"content":"A single wisdom teeth extraction session taking place all at once, with all teeth visible, is estimated to take between 45 and 60 minutes, with the initial anesthesia process taking around 15 to 30 minutes.","qid":258062,"docid":"6084336","rank":7,"score":136675.0},{"content":"A dental surgeon can extract wisdom teeth in under two hours, but healing takes at least two weeks. Patients are advised to take three to four recovery days after the procedure.","qid":258062,"docid":"6990374","rank":8,"score":136507.0},{"content":"A dental surgery to remove wisdom teeth can be completed in under two hours, according to Dr. Phillip Kraver in Cape Coral, Florida. The healing process takes at least two weeks, and it's suggested to arrange for time off work for three to four days post-procedure.","qid":258062,"docid":"1805967","rank":9,"score":135828.0},{"content":"The healing process after wisdom teeth removal involves two stages: the initial phase, which closes the socket and typically lasts 2-3 weeks, and the secondary phase, where the surrounding bone settles, which can take 3-6 months. Pain should decrease significantly by the second day.","qid":258062,"docid":"5456423","rank":10,"score":135356.0},{"content":"The healing process after wisdom teeth removal involves two stages: the initial socket closure, which takes 2-3 weeks, and the complete bone settling, which can take 3-6 months. Pain should decrease by the second day, but the sharp edge of the socket may be felt with the tongue due to the gum healing faster than the bone.","qid":258062,"docid":"7716250","rank":11,"score":135193.0},{"content":"Wisdom tooth removal procedures vary in duration, with some taking just a few minutes and others taking up to 20 minutes or more. Post-procedure, swelling and discomfort are common, affecting both the interior and exterior of the mouth. These symptoms are typically most severe for the first three days but can last up to two weeks. For more information on wisdom tooth extraction and recovery, please read further.","qid":258062,"docid":"3012167","rank":12,"score":134945.0},{"content":"Wisdom teeth recovery can take up to a week, but may take longer if the teeth are impacted and not yet visible above the gums.","qid":258062,"docid":"63215","rank":13,"score":134894.0},{"content":"A wisdom teeth removal surgery takes less than two hours, but healing takes at least two weeks. Dentist Dr. Phillip Kraver recommends taking three to four days off work after the procedure for proper recovery.","qid":258062,"docid":"7068639","rank":14,"score":134749.0},{"content":"A dentist may suggest wisdom teeth surgery if they cause issues. The recovery period can last up to a week, but may be longer for impacted teeth.","qid":258062,"docid":"8464763","rank":15,"score":134667.0},{"content":"Recovery from wisdom teeth removal usually takes 3-4 days, but can extend up to a week if the teeth were severely impacted. (Colgate)","qid":258062,"docid":"5456429","rank":16,"score":134607.0},{"content":"Wisdom tooth extraction recovery takes around 5-7 days for the initial healing, and 3-4 weeks for the gum area to be fully healed. If jaw damage occurs during extraction, recovery may take up to 6 months. Bleeding is normal during the first 24 hours after the procedure.","qid":258062,"docid":"2510542","rank":17,"score":134599.0},{"content":"Wisdom tooth extraction takes around 5-7 days for recovery with the gum fully healing in 3-4 weeks. If jaw is damaged, recovery may take up to 6 months. Bleeding is normal during first 24 hours which can be controlled by applying pressure with a moist gauze for 45 minutes.","qid":258062,"docid":"5463138","rank":18,"score":134378.0},{"content":"Wisdom teeth recovery time varies between 3-4 days and up to a week, depending on the extent of impact and eruption. (Experts in Sydney)","qid":258062,"docid":"3947010","rank":19,"score":134237.0},{"content":"It typically takes between 10 days and 2 weeks for wisdom teeth healing after removal.","qid":258062,"docid":"4159345","rank":20,"score":134059.0},{"content":"After wisdom tooth removal, it takes up to two weeks to fully recover. During this period, swelling in the mouth and cheeks may occur, peaking during the first few days and gradually improving. Applying a cold cloth to the face can help reduce swelling.","qid":258062,"docid":"8421207","rank":21,"score":133997.0},{"content":"It takes up to two weeks to recover fully from wisdom tooth removal. Report any unusual symptoms like excessive bleeding or severe pain to the dentist or oral surgeon.","qid":258062,"docid":"2707014","rank":22,"score":133854.0},{"content":"The wisdom tooth extraction recovery process takes around 5-7 days, with the gum area fully healing in 3-4 weeks. If jaw damage occurs during extraction, recovery may take up to 6 months. Bleeding is normal during the first 24 hours after the procedure.","qid":258062,"docid":"3404354","rank":23,"score":133840.0},{"content":"The removal time for wisdom teeth can range from a few minutes to over 20 minutes. Post-procedure, swelling and discomfort, affecting both the mouth's interior and exterior, are common and usually last for up to three days but can persist for two weeks.","qid":258062,"docid":"4174313","rank":24,"score":133718.0},{"content":"Tooth extraction involving the removal of wisdom teeth is considered major dental surgery. Anesthesia options include general or local, depending on the case. The procedure duration ranges from 30 minutes to 3 hours, and at least 3 days of work leave is suggested post-surgery.","qid":258062,"docid":"1311741","rank":25,"score":132951.0},{"content":"A dentist can remove wisdom teeth in under two hours, but healing takes at least two weeks.","qid":258062,"docid":"1348968","rank":26,"score":132829.0},{"content":"The passage describes a person's experience of getting their wisdom teeth removed, mentioning that the procedure took around 35 to 40 minutes despite the use of intravenous anesthesia which rendered the person unconscious during the process.","qid":258062,"docid":"4155912","rank":27,"score":132797.0},{"content":"Recovering from wisdom teeth removal can take up to two weeks.","qid":258062,"docid":"7344525","rank":28,"score":131674.0},{"content":"Three weeks after wisdom teeth extraction, normal healing processes include some loose tissue around the tooth in front of the extraction site, which can take 6-8 weeks to fully heal. The holes may take up to three months to fully heal.","qid":258062,"docid":"2707016","rank":29,"score":131389.0},{"content":"Patients recover at different rates from wisdom tooth surgery, with some returning to their normal activities the day after a procedure, while others may take 3-4 days or more to recover from an uncomplicated extraction. Most patients rest for 2-3 days post-surgery.","qid":258062,"docid":"6498440","rank":30,"score":131238.0},{"content":"The passage describes the author's experience of having their bottom two wisdom teeth removed on Friday. They mention that the recovery process could take between 5 days and two weeks, depending on the number and impactedness of the teeth. The author expresses their dislike for undergoing general anesthesia for the surgery, as they had not had major surgery before.","qid":258062,"docid":"5456424","rank":31,"score":131127.0},{"content":"Wisdom teeth extraction is a common procedure to address issues with the last molars. Patients can consume soft food and resume normal activities the day after surgery. Recovery typically lasts three days but may take up to a week. Proper at-home care is essential for healing and infection prevention as directed by the dentist.","qid":258062,"docid":"63214","rank":32,"score":130814.0},{"content":"After wisdom teeth removal, it takes two weeks to fully recover. During this period, swelling in the mouth and cheeks may occur, peaking in the first few days and gradually improving. Applying a cold cloth to the face can help reduce swelling.","qid":258062,"docid":"2707015","rank":33,"score":130753.0},{"content":"The passage explains that the duration of wisdom teeth removal varies, with most procedures taking less than an hour when all four teeth are extracted in one visit. It's also possible to have only some wisdom teeth removed during a single appointment.","qid":258062,"docid":"8694158","rank":34,"score":130549.0},{"content":"After wisdom teeth removal, it takes approximately two weeks to recover fully. During this period, swelling in the mouth and cheeks may occur, peaking during the first few days but gradually improving. Applying a cold cloth gently to the face can help reduce swelling.","qid":258062,"docid":"8421209","rank":35,"score":130478.0},{"content":"It typically takes between 10 days and 2 weeks for wisdom teeth removal healing. Individual healing times may vary. (Source: chacha.com)","qid":258062,"docid":"4159344","rank":36,"score":129820.0},{"content":"Wisdom tooth extraction takes around 5-7 days for recovery with the gum area healing in 3-4 weeks. If jaw damage occurs during extraction, recovery may take up to 6 months.","qid":258062,"docid":"3016095","rank":37,"score":128666.0},{"content":"Wisdom tooth extraction takes around 5-7 days for recovery with the gum area healing in 3-4 weeks. However, if jaw damage occurs during extraction, recovery may take up to 6 months.","qid":258062,"docid":"3189004","rank":38,"score":128385.0},{"content":"The author underwent a 45-minute wisdom teeth removal procedure. Two fully grown bottom teeth were extracted, while the left tooth grew sideways and pressed against molars, and the right tooth was normal. The top right tooth was also normal, but the top left one was impacted.","qid":258062,"docid":"2898169","rank":39,"score":128351.0},{"content":"After wisdom teeth removal, it's common to miss work or school for an average of 1.26 to 3 days, with a range of 0 to 10 days. Recovery may involve difficulty chewing and speaking normally.","qid":258062,"docid":"6852974","rank":40,"score":128237.0},{"content":"After having wisdom teeth extracted, it usually takes 10-14 days to fully recover. Most discomfort and swelling occur within the first few days, but some long-term recovery may be necessary based on individual situations.","qid":258062,"docid":"2463319","rank":41,"score":127601.0},{"content":"The passage states that there is no specific timeline for wisdom teeth removal pain recovery as it depends on individual pain tolerance, but typically, the pain should be gone within two weeks post-extraction, unless a dry socket develops.","qid":258062,"docid":"5275169","rank":42,"score":127569.0},{"content":"After having wisdom teeth extracted, it may take up to three months for the mouth to heal. Despite this, activities like pushups, press-ups, sit-ups, jogging, swimming, weightlifting, and biking can be continued during the recovery period.","qid":258062,"docid":"3107703","rank":43,"score":127180.0},{"content":"Bleeding is a normal occurrence after wisdom tooth removal, lasting up to 24 hours with the heaviest bleeding happening within the first 2-3 hours. The duration of bleeding varies among individuals, with some requiring gauze for only an hour and others for 4-5 hours post-surgery.","qid":258062,"docid":"5396985","rank":44,"score":126759.0},{"content":"Wisdom teeth recovery time ranges from three to four days based on the severity of impact and emission, but it may take up to a week for some individuals.","qid":258062,"docid":"5617294","rank":45,"score":126600.0},{"content":"The time it takes to remove a wisdom tooth depends on the patient's age and the difficulty of the extraction, with surgical time ranging from 5-30 minutes per tooth.","qid":258062,"docid":"8694161","rank":46,"score":126577.0},{"content":"A dentist or specialist surgeon removes wisdom teeth after numbing the area with local anesthesia. The duration of the procedure can range from a few minutes to over 20 minutes. Post-procedure, swelling and discomfort are common inside and outside the mouth.","qid":258062,"docid":"4174308","rank":47,"score":126536.0},{"content":"Patients who don't have wisdom teeth removed after their late teenage years should get them checked by a dentist or experienced clinician every 2 years, but ideally every 12 months to 18 months.","qid":258062,"docid":"777719","rank":48,"score":126193.0},{"content":"A wisdom tooth extraction typically takes between 30 to 40 minutes. The gum area is first painted with a mild local anesthesia before the anesthesia is injected.","qid":258062,"docid":"5993823","rank":49,"score":125639.0},{"content":"A person had their bottom two wisdom teeth removed on Friday and it took them two days for the pain to start decreasing. The healing process is expected to take around 15 days.","qid":258062,"docid":"2707009","rank":50,"score":125624.0},{"content":"A dentist may perform an X-ray to assess the need for wisdom tooth extraction and determine their position. It's recommended to address any teeth issues promptly instead of waiting for routine dental check-ups. The duration of the removal process can range from a few minutes to over 20 minutes. Post-procedure, swelling and discomfort may occur inside and outside the mouth.","qid":258062,"docid":"4174310","rank":51,"score":125576.0},{"content":"Within 5 days after a properly extracted wisdom tooth, swelling and pain should subside. However, if any part of the root remains or there's an infection in the cavity, swelling and pain may worsen and antibiotics would be necessary to manage the infection.","qid":258062,"docid":"2909753","rank":52,"score":124928.0},{"content":"The healing time for wisdom teeth removal varies from person to person, with some individuals recovering in a week and others taking a few weeks. Sedation is an option for those with impacted teeth or who are sensitive to dental sounds during the procedure. Being sedated does not affect the numbing effect.","qid":258062,"docid":"3740722","rank":53,"score":124743.0},{"content":"The passage explains that wisdom teeth, a third set of molars in the back of the mouth, typically emerge between the ages of 17 and 25. Most people have them removed due to impacted growth, incorrect angle, insufficient jaw space, or difficulty reaching them for oral hygiene. The surgery, which may be performed by an oral surgeon, usually results in a quick recovery.","qid":258062,"docid":"3683407","rank":54,"score":124693.0},{"content":"Between ages 17-25, many get wisdom teeth removed by oral surgeons in their office. The procedure is typically simple and healing occurs in a few days.","qid":258062,"docid":"598842","rank":55,"score":124293.0},{"content":"The healing process from wisdom tooth extraction typically takes 3-5 days. Expect minor bleeding (oozing) during this time, which should significantly reduce after the first day.","qid":258062,"docid":"3404351","rank":56,"score":124192.0},{"content":"The healing time for a wisdom tooth extraction socket wound ranges from weeks to months, depending on the extraction method and tooth angulation. It is recommended to take a leave of absence for 4-5 days.","qid":258062,"docid":"8311086","rank":57,"score":123995.0},{"content":"Between the ages 17-25, many people get their wisdom teeth removed by oral surgeons in their offices. The process is typically simple and healing occurs within a few days.","qid":258062,"docid":"4159142","rank":58,"score":123987.0},{"content":"After wisdom tooth removal, avoid taking aspirin for pain relief due to the risk of increased bleeding. Expect some oozing from the socket during the first 24 hours, which may be mixed with saliva and appear more significant than it is.","qid":258062,"docid":"5456425","rank":59,"score":123730.0},{"content":"The dentist recommends wisdom tooth extraction due to impacted or misaligned teeth, which can cause pain. The procedure is typically performed by an oral surgeon and healing takes a few days. Wisdom teeth are a third set of molars that usually emerge between the ages of 17 and 25.","qid":258062,"docid":"5385089","rank":60,"score":123718.0},{"content":"It's suggested to take a day or two off work after wisdom tooth removal. Driving is permissible after local anesthetic, but avoid it for 24 hours after sedative use or 48 hours after general anesthetic.","qid":258062,"docid":"3195763","rank":61,"score":123596.0},{"content":"Over 80% of adults globally undergo wisdom teeth extraction to prevent complications. This procedure, classified as a minor oral surgery, typically lasts 45 minutes.","qid":258062,"docid":"3392238","rank":62,"score":123519.0},{"content":"After tooth extraction, a damaged jaw may take up to 6 months to fully recover. During the first day, expect bleeding which can be controlled by applying pressure with a moist gauze for 45 minutes.","qid":258062,"docid":"60521","rank":63,"score":123425.0},{"content":"After wisdom tooth extraction, swelling and discomfort, inside and outside the mouth, are common for up to three days but can last two weeks. Learn more about wisdom tooth removal process and recovery.","qid":258062,"docid":"5134732","rank":64,"score":122993.0},{"content":"The typical wisdom tooth recovery time is between 7-10 days, with the length of healing depending on the extent of impacted teeth. Patients can facilitate the recovery process by seeking advice from their surgeon before the procedure.","qid":258062,"docid":"5627691","rank":65,"score":122894.0},{"content":"Wisdom teeth surgery recovery time varies from three to four days for most people, but can take a week for those with impacted or angled teeth. The surgical wound takes months to fully heal, increasing the risk of infection even after the initial healing period.","qid":258062,"docid":"8464766","rank":66,"score":122719.0},{"content":"After wisdom tooth extraction, bleeding may last up to 3 days, which is normal. However, bleeding should significantly decrease or be barely noticeable after the third day.","qid":258062,"docid":"5396981","rank":67,"score":122423.0},{"content":"The time it takes to extract a wisdom tooth depends on its position. A straightforward, fully bony impacted tooth may take around 30 minutes, but if it is fully bony and distorted or near the nerve bundle, the procedure could take 60 minutes or more, with a higher fee for more complex extractions.","qid":258062,"docid":"8694163","rank":68,"score":122287.0},{"content":"After wisdom teeth removal, apply ice for 10 minutes and remove for 20 minutes in a repeating cycle for the first 24 hours. Use over-the-counter pain medications like acetaminophen or ibuprofen for discomfort.","qid":258062,"docid":"639086","rank":69,"score":122143.0},{"content":"The gum tissue heals in 3-4 weeks, while bone healing takes up to 6 months after tooth extraction. Pain should decrease within a few days, but healing times can vary. Avoid dislodging the blood clot when cleaning near the extraction site for 3-4 days. Use a clean, wet gauze pad to wipe the area, and consider using chlorhexidine mouthwash if brushing is difficult due to swelling or dis","qid":258062,"docid":"1914282","rank":70,"score":121848.0},{"content":"The passage describes the process of having wisdom teeth removed. After the surgery, the patient is required to bite down gently on a gauze for 30 to 45 minutes to control any post-surgery bleeding.","qid":258062,"docid":"5254426","rank":71,"score":121697.0},{"content":"The passage describes the process of wisdom teeth removal, which typically occurs between the ages of 17 and 25. People visit an oral surgeon for the procedure, which is usually straightforward and results in a quick healing period. Patients can typically return to their normal activities the day after surgery. Preparations for the surgery are not mentioned in the text.","qid":258062,"docid":"3947005","rank":72,"score":121069.0},{"content":"Within 72 hours after wisdom tooth extraction, swelling in the jaw is normal.","qid":258062,"docid":"2463315","rank":73,"score":120987.0},{"content":"After wisdom tooth extraction, use ice packs for swelling and discomfort (20 minutes on, 20 minutes off for up to two days). For infected teeth, use warm, moist compresses instead.","qid":258062,"docid":"7067422","rank":74,"score":120845.0},{"content":"The wisdom teeth extraction healing process typically takes place within a week or two if the procedure is routine and minimal bone cutting is required. During the initial 2-3 days, it's essential to avoid disturbing the clot to prevent infection. Once healing is complete, normal precautions and good oral hygiene should be maintained.","qid":258062,"docid":"36707","rank":75,"score":120835.0},{"content":"After wisdom tooth extraction, swelling and discomfort, inside and outside of the mouth, are common for up to two weeks, with the first three days being the worst. Dentists or specialists perform the procedure, which involves local anesthetic injections to numb the area before removal.","qid":258062,"docid":"4159140","rank":76,"score":120387.0},{"content":"The passage discusses molars being the larger teeth at the back of the mouth and recovery time after wisdom tooth extraction, which can take different lengths of time based on various factors such as surgery invasiveness, individual pain perception, medical status, and surgical complications. After three weeks, the person in the passage is still requiring painkillers twice a day.","qid":258062,"docid":"5810937","rank":77,"score":120272.0},{"content":"The passage describes the treatment for wisdom teeth, which involves removing erupted teeth. After surgery, patients are asked to bite down on gauze for 30 to 45 minutes to control bleeding.","qid":258062,"docid":"777716","rank":78,"score":120271.0},{"content":"Dr. Joseph Arzadon of Arlington, Virginia, reports that wisdom teeth recovery time ranges from three to four days to a week, depending on the extent of impact and eruption.","qid":258062,"docid":"2198616","rank":79,"score":120268.0},{"content":"After tooth extraction, it takes 4-6 weeks for the gum to fully heal. During this time, food can get trapped in the open tooth sockets, particularly those of lower molar teeth and wisdom teeth.","qid":258062,"docid":"2646109","rank":80,"score":120170.0},{"content":"After wisdom teeth extraction, recovery time varies based on tooth difficulty. Within the first day, expect some swelling, pain, and bleeding.","qid":258062,"docid":"8820986","rank":81,"score":120007.0},{"content":"After wisdom tooth extraction, swelling and discomfort may last for up to two weeks. Patients in the UK can have their wisdom teeth removed on the NHS, and if a dentist cannot do it themselves, they should refer the patient to an NHS oral surgeon for the procedure, which may take place at a local hospital.","qid":258062,"docid":"5326260","rank":82,"score":120002.0},{"content":"After wisdom tooth surgery, wait at least a week before consuming crunchy, chewy, or spicy foods, as well as acidic items that may irritate healing sites and cause pain. Most people start feeling better around three days but recovery can take anywhere from a few days to two weeks.","qid":258062,"docid":"6594583","rank":83,"score":119857.0},{"content":"A dentist has recommended wisdom teeth extraction, which may be performed by an oral surgeon in their office. The healing process is expected to take approximately a few days.","qid":258062,"docid":"3325413","rank":84,"score":119733.0},{"content":"After wisdom tooth extraction, swelling and discomfort, which can be internal and external, may occur and last up to two weeks, with the first three days being the worst. Dentists use X-rays to assess the need for removal and advise prompt action if necessary.","qid":258062,"docid":"2009233","rank":85,"score":119702.0},{"content":"The passage explains that the recovery time for wisdom teeth removal can range from three to four days up to a week, depending on the severity of the impact and eruption. Dr. Joseph Arzadon of Arlington, Virginia, is mentioned as an oral surgeon who provides this information. It is advised not to brush your teeth on the first day of recovery.","qid":258062,"docid":"2940180","rank":86,"score":119585.0},{"content":"After tooth extraction, particularly wisdom teeth, a damaged jaw may take up to six months to fully recover. In the initial 24 hours, expect some bleeding.","qid":258062,"docid":"412375","rank":87,"score":119534.0},{"content":"It takes approximately 1-3 weeks for initial tissue coverage and 6-8 weeks for a blood clot to completely fill in with bone after getting wisdom teeth removed.","qid":258062,"docid":"3032427","rank":88,"score":119179.0},{"content":"After wisdom teeth removal, pain should decrease if post-surgery instructions are followed. A dry socket, which can cause significant pain, may occur around the 3-4 day mark. This condition occurs when the blood clot that forms in the socket after surgery is dislodged, leaving the bone exposed. During the surgery, a hole is drilled into the bone to extract the wisdom tooth.","qid":258062,"docid":"5275170","rank":89,"score":119150.0},{"content":"Bleeding after wisdom teeth removal lasts approximately 10 hours. To control bleeding, place gauzes on the extraction sites and apply pressure. Wet tea bags can also be used due to their tannin content that helps stop bleeding. Replace gauzes every 20-30 minutes.","qid":258062,"docid":"3653864","rank":90,"score":119118.0},{"content":"The passage describes a personal experience with wisdom teeth removal and offers a tip for reducing swelling: using ice packs for 45 minutes to an hour at regular intervals.","qid":258062,"docid":"3132007","rank":91,"score":119115.0},{"content":"The passage describes the process of tooth extraction, which involves the complete detachment of the tooth followed by covering the exposed gum with gauze. The healing process takes approximately two weeks with a follow-up visit to the dentist. The cost of tooth extraction varies depending on the difficulty of the procedure, with more complex extractions such as impacted wisdom teeth costing more.","qid":258062,"docid":"1307170","rank":92,"score":118705.0},{"content":"Use ice packs for 20 minutes on, 20 minutes off to reduce swelling, bruising, and discomfort after wisdom tooth extraction for up to two days.","qid":258062,"docid":"5244891","rank":93,"score":118692.0},{"content":"The passage describes the author's experience with stitches that dissolve after wisdom teeth removal. According to the after care instructions, these stitches are supposed to fall out and come out within a week, with some even coming out on the same day as the surgery. The author had one set of stitches come out a few days after the procedure on a Monday.","qid":258062,"docid":"7257560","rank":94,"score":118570.0},{"content":"During the first day of wisdom teeth removal recovery, some oozing from the socket is normal. This may include minor bleeding, which can appear more significant due to mixing with saliva.","qid":258062,"docid":"5456428","rank":95,"score":118466.0},{"content":"After a five-day recovery from wisdom teeth removal, if the right side of your face is still swollen but you experience no pain and the swelling isn't worsening, it's considered normal. Apply moist heat for 20 minutes at a time to help reduce the swelling.","qid":258062,"docid":"8128464","rank":96,"score":118441.0},{"content":"At age 22, the removal of a bottom right wisdom tooth led to the alleviation of pain within three to four days. In contrast, after having the bottom left wisdom tooth removed at age 39, the pain persisted 14 days later.","qid":258062,"docid":"6006234","rank":97,"score":118205.0},{"content":"Dentists and oral surgeons have differing views on the ideal age for wisdom tooth extraction. Some recommend removing them before a person turns 20 for easier procedures and fewer complications. Others suggest waiting until there is a problem, particularly for those over 30.","qid":258062,"docid":"4330413","rank":98,"score":118167.0},{"content":"After wisdom teeth extraction, some bleeding is normal within the first day. To manage bleeding, press a moist and clean gauze on the extraction site for 45 minutes.","qid":258062,"docid":"639087","rank":99,"score":118125.0},{"content":"The time required for a wisdom teeth removal procedure depends on the dentist and the positioning of the teeth. The procedure itself can take between 1 to 1.5 hours. Whether or not sedation is used, which adds an additional 15 to 30 minutes, is at the discretion of the dentist.","qid":258062,"docid":"6084339","rank":100,"score":118100.0}]}
{"query":"why is pete rose banned from hall of fame","hits":[{"content":"Pete Rose, Major League Baseball's all-time hit leader, was denied reinstatement by Commissioner Rob Manfred and remains ineligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame due to his inclusion on baseball's restricted list.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3928913","rank":1,"score":144382.0},{"content":"Pete Rose has been banned from baseball for 26 years, making it one of the sport's longest-lasting controversies.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8698269","rank":2,"score":133223.0},{"content":"Cal Ripken Jr. expressed his belief that Pete Rose should be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame despite Rose's lifetime ban in 1989 for betting on games.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8378390","rank":3,"score":132503.0},{"content":"The passage argues for baseball player Pete Rose's induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame on the 25th anniversary of his ban from the sport. The author expresses their desire to see Rose, also known as \"Charlie Hustle,\" in Cooperstown, and includes a photo of Rose taking a swing during a game in the 1970s.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8698274","rank":4,"score":125874.0},{"content":"MLB commissioner Rob Manfred has chosen not to lift Pete Rose's permanent baseball ban, as announced in a document on Monday. Buster Olney proposes a bold idea for the Baseball Hall of Fame to consider regarding Pete Rose's situation. Additionally, there is a mention of Cueto's reaction to the news.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8698276","rank":5,"score":125366.0},{"content":"A Pete Rose rookie card from the 1960s is the most valuable due to Pete Rose being baseball's all-time hits leader, yet banned from the Hall of Fame for gambling. The card also features Pedro Gonzalez, Ken McMullen, and Al Weis.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3575934","rank":6,"score":121433.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, the all-time hit king in Major League Baseball, was banned for life due to his gambling addiction. Recently, a signed baseball with the message \"I'm sorry I shot J.F.K.\" surfaced, allegedly from Rose. Given his history of signing almost anything for the right price, this could be a new approach for him in the autograph market.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3928917","rank":7,"score":120474.0},{"content":"MLB will maintain the ban on Pete Rose, but the Hall of Fame has the option to induct him despite this. Buster Olney proposes a potential solution for the Hall of Fame. Additionally, there is information about Cueto's reaction to the situation.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8698268","rank":8,"score":119521.0},{"content":"The passage emphasizes the importance of enforcing a ban on Pete Rose, a prominent baseball player, due to his impact on the game's integrity. His actions could encourage others to engage in similar behavior.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3928914","rank":9,"score":116619.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, born in 1941, holds the record for the most hits in baseball history. However, he was banned from the game for allegedly placing bets on baseball games while both a player and manager.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4717401","rank":10,"score":115883.0},{"content":"Pete Rose's lifetime ban from Major League Baseball in 1989 continues to be a topic of discussion, with focus on his past grit and on-field excellence during the 1970s.","qid":1071750,"docid":"6508493","rank":11,"score":115153.0},{"content":"Pete Rose was banned from baseball for gambling on games while he was a player and manager of the Reds. The speaker questions why this is a bad thing and wonders what makes betting on one's own team illegal.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3928916","rank":12,"score":109342.0},{"content":"Rose, in violation of MLB rules, is a controversial figure who some fans and himself believe should be reinstated and admitted into the Baseball Hall of Fame despite a 1990 rule addition that makes ineligible players ineligible.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8698275","rank":13,"score":106827.0},{"content":"MLB commissioner Rob Manfred upheld Pete Rose's lifetime ban from baseball due to his continued refusal to admit wrongdoing.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8698273","rank":14,"score":106187.0},{"content":"William B. Cox, the owner of the Philadelphia Phillies, was permanently banned from baseball in 1943 for betting on his own team. Pete Rose, who was heavily in debt due to gambling on the Reds to win, was offered a chance to clear his debt by gamblers in exchange for throwing a game.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3928915","rank":15,"score":104815.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, in an interview with CBS News, expresses his expectation to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame at some point, possibly posthumously, despite jeopardizing his career.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8378389","rank":16,"score":104752.0},{"content":"In 1991, the Baseball Hall of Fame's board of directors barred individuals on the permanently ineligible list from being considered for the Baseball Writers' Association of America ballot. Pete Rose, who is on this list, is still allowed to participate in MLB's ceremonial activities.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8698272","rank":17,"score":104293.0},{"content":"Pete Rose has been banned from baseball for twenty-six years as of 2015, making it one of the sport's longest-lasting controversies.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8698270","rank":18,"score":103602.0},{"content":"Brennaman advocated for Pete Rose's inclusion in the Baseball Hall of Fame, stating that his memorabilia is already there and suggesting an asterisk to acknowledge any controversies.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8378382","rank":19,"score":102424.0},{"content":"Pete Rose anticipates being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, potentially posthumously, and discussed in a CBS News interview the reasons for risking his sports career and his thoughts on his future Hall of Fame status.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8378385","rank":20,"score":102407.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, formerly known as \"Charlie Hustle\" and a former Major League Baseball player from 1963 to 1986, is now engaged to Kiana Kim, a former Playboy model and commercial actress. Despite being banned from MLB, Rose finds happiness at home.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4094989","rank":21,"score":101164.0},{"content":"The Dowd Report revealed that Pete Rose wagered on 52 Reds games in 1987 with a daily minimum of $10,000. Facing severe consequences, Rose, along with his attorney and agent, Reuven Katz, negotiated a compromise with Major League Baseball. On August 24, 1989, Rose accepted a voluntary lifetime ban from baseball.","qid":1071750,"docid":"6508491","rank":22,"score":99428.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, an outfield and infield player for the Reds for 20 years of his 25-career, is recognized as the greatest baseball player not in the Hall of Fame, having played from 1963 to 1978 and 1984 to 1989.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3016481","rank":23,"score":98722.0},{"content":"The passage expresses disagreement with Rose serving leniency for his crime despite his contributions to baseball, and criticism towards the BBWAA and Hall of Fame for intervening in the Pete Rose scandal.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8698271","rank":24,"score":98682.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, baseball's all-time hits leader, expresses his belief in eventual induction into the Hall of Fame.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8378386","rank":25,"score":98336.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, a record-holder in Major League Baseball, discusses his ban from the sport due to gambling on games while managing the Cincinnati Reds.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8378383","rank":26,"score":98104.0},{"content":"No players were inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame this year despite several qualified candidates, including Craig Biggio who fell just short with 3,000 career hits.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8378384","rank":27,"score":97666.0},{"content":"MLB all-time hit leader Pete Rose is honored with a Reds Hall of Fame induction ceremony before the Cincinnati Reds vs. San Diego Padres game on June 25, 2016.","qid":1071750,"docid":"5510448","rank":28,"score":97411.0},{"content":"Former Reds player Pete Rose receives a standing ovation during his Hall of Fame induction before the MLB National League game between the Cincinnati Reds and the San Diego Padres at Great American Ball Park on June 25, 2016.","qid":1071750,"docid":"5510451","rank":29,"score":97339.0},{"content":"The debate over whether Pete Rose's lifelong ban from the Baseball Hall of Fame due to his gambling on baseball remains contentious, with a profile of Rose airing on CBS' Sunday Morning on October 19.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8378391","rank":30,"score":96120.0},{"content":"Pete Rose and Donald Sterling, both banned for life from their respective sports, share the trait of having much younger significant others. Rose is 73 and engaged to a 34-year-old, Kiana Kim.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4094991","rank":31,"score":96000.0},{"content":"Rose confidently wagered on his baseball team due to love and belief, but received a lifetime ban for gambling in 1989, which he denied until almost 15 years later.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3016474","rank":32,"score":95689.0},{"content":"Pete Rose's Hall of Fame plaque was displayed during pregame ceremonies before the MLB game between the San Diego Padres and Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park on June 25, 2016.","qid":1071750,"docid":"5510450","rank":33,"score":95248.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, a former Major League Baseball player for the Reds and Phillies, signed autographs in Cooperstown, New York during Hall of Fame weekend in July 2021. It was his first professional appearance since being dismissed as Reds manager in 1989. He was accompanied by his fianc\u00e9e, Kiana Kim, who is a Playboy model.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4133640","rank":34,"score":94417.0},{"content":"Pete Rose holds the MLB records for all-time hits (4,256) and games played (3,562) from 1982 to 1998. He was later banned from baseball for life due to betting on games while managing. In 2001, Barry Bonds broke the single-season home run record with 73 homers.","qid":1071750,"docid":"7778577","rank":35,"score":93901.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, baseball's all-time hits leader, expresses belief in eventual Hall of Fame induction, unsure if he will be alive for it.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8378388","rank":36,"score":92602.0},{"content":"No players were inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame this year despite a notable list of candidates. Pete Rose expressed sadness over the situation.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8378387","rank":37,"score":91274.0},{"content":"The Cincinnati Reds retired Pete Rose's No. 14 during a pregame ceremony at Great American Ball Park, drawing large crowds despite his lifetime ban for betting on baseball.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3719926","rank":38,"score":90679.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, who broke Ty Cobb's all-time hits record in 1985, refuses to acknowledge Ichiro Suzuki's hits in Japan and considers himself the Hit King. Ichiro, a Hall of Famer, made a significant impact as a hitting machine for the Mariners in the major leagues.","qid":1071750,"docid":"6508499","rank":39,"score":88820.0},{"content":"In the NFL, some players like Pete Hall from Marquette switched their positions from quarterback to receiver after being drafted. Sandy Stephens, who led Minnesota to the Rose Bowl, was selected in the first round of the AFL draft and the second round of the NFL draft in 1962.","qid":1071750,"docid":"6138962","rank":40,"score":85658.0},{"content":"Kiana Kim is both a Playboy model and the fianc\u00e9e of baseball legend Pete Rose. Rose, known as Charlie Hustle, had a professional baseball career from 1963 to 1986 and managed from 1984 to 1989. His baseball career ended in 1989 due to a ban for gambling.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4133644","rank":41,"score":85326.0},{"content":"Rose discussed the upcoming Pete Rose exhibit at Great American Ballpark on ESPN Radio. The exhibit will be open for 11 months. Rose admitted to betting on baseball games, including his own team.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3016482","rank":42,"score":85275.0},{"content":"Record-breaking baseball player Rose became the first person banned from the game since 1943, leaving with the most hits (4,256), games played (3,562), at-bats (14,053), and outs (10,328) in Major League history.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8698267","rank":43,"score":84839.0},{"content":"Reggie White is in the NFL Hall of Fame while Pete Rose is not in the MLB Hall of Fame.","qid":1071750,"docid":"27185","rank":44,"score":84169.0},{"content":"Donald Sterling is not the first person in sports history to receive a lifetime ban. The second most notable case is Pete Rose, who was banned from baseball in 1989 for betting on Reds games while managing the team.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4794978","rank":45,"score":84163.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, a prominent figure in baseball history, started his professional career with the Cincinnati Reds in 1963, earning the nickname \"Charlie Hustle\" due to his dedication and energy.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4717395","rank":46,"score":83184.0},{"content":"Rose, a freshman, was denied a spot on the varsity team due to the long-standing tradition of no freshmen under head coach Bob Hambric. Despite this, Rose excelled in the freshmen and sophomore league, averaging 18.5 points, 6.6 assists, 4.7 rebounds, and 2.1 steals per game. With a 24-1 record, he led both teams to city championships.","qid":1071750,"docid":"7234874","rank":47,"score":81515.0},{"content":"Tris Speaker holds the MLB record for career doubles with 792, followed by Pete Rose (746) and select players Stan Musial (725) and Ty Cobb (724) with over 700 doubles.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3086979","rank":48,"score":80343.0},{"content":"Bobby Riggs, a tennis player, and Pete Rose, a baseball player and the NL MVP in 1973, will face each other in an exhibition tennis match in Dayton, Ohio on February 2, 1974. Riggs, who is 55 years old, has agreed to give Rose, who is 32, a court advantage on January 10, 1974.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4094990","rank":49,"score":80316.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the inconsistent enforcement of rules in baseball, using the example of the Pete Rose steroid scandal. Despite allegations of rule-breaking, Rose did not engage in the same type of misconduct as the Chicago White Sox players who threw games in the 1919 World Series.","qid":1071750,"docid":"6508496","rank":50,"score":78974.0},{"content":"Dan Driessen, a former backup first baseman for the Cincinnati Reds in the 1970s, was inducted into the Reds Hall of Fame on June 25, 2012. Driessen described himself as shy growing up and content to let his more famous teammates, including Johnny Bench, Tony Perez, Joe Morgan, Pete Rose, and Dave Concepcion, receive the attention. However, now the tables","qid":1071750,"docid":"7018750","rank":51,"score":78254.0},{"content":"Pete Rose was accused of committing a major offense in baseball, which went beyond just him. The absence of gambling cases in baseball for the past 26 years is linked to this incident. The focus was on preserving the game's integrity rather than punishing Pete alone.","qid":1071750,"docid":"6508498","rank":52,"score":77999.0},{"content":"A weekly contest gives one voter a chance to win the Reds Hall of Fame's 2016 bobblehead series, consisting of five bobbleheads: Jim Maloney (April), Lee May (May), Pete Rose (June), Jack Billingham (July), and Gary Nolan (August).","qid":1071750,"docid":"7018757","rank":53,"score":77877.0},{"content":"Smith and Carlos, who are Hall of Famers in Track and Field, faced backlash and suspension from the U.S. team, as well as death threats, for their protest during the 1968 Olympics. Despite this, neither athlete apologized for their raised fist and bowed head gestures.","qid":1071750,"docid":"1672045","rank":54,"score":76891.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, also known as Charlie Hustle, was a professional baseball player who broke Ty Cobb's record for career hits with 4,189 in 1985. Known for his all-around ability and enthusiasm, Rose exceeded this record during his career.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4717403","rank":55,"score":75627.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, also known as Charlie Hustle, is a former American baseball player and manager in Major League Baseball. He played from 1963 to 1986 and managed from 1984 to 1989.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3016483","rank":56,"score":75517.0},{"content":"Pete Rose is a former Major League Baseball player, recognized for his tenure with the Cincinnati Reds. He was a significant player on the renowned Big Red Machine team, considered one of the greatest in baseball history, alongside Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan, and Tony Perez.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4360121","rank":57,"score":75472.0},{"content":"Pete Rose was found guilty of gambling on baseball games, including betting on his own team, which raised concerns of potential game manipulation. The 1919 World Series is known for being the most infamous scandal in baseball history due to similar allegations against some players.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3928918","rank":58,"score":75413.0},{"content":"Son Pete Rose Jr. played as a minor league baseball player for 16 years, with a brief major league stint with the Reds in 1997. In 2005, he was indicted and pleaded guilty to distributing drugs to his teammates during the late 1990s. He served a one-month jail sentence for this offense.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3016477","rank":59,"score":75303.0},{"content":"Pete Rose is a former Major League Baseball player, renowned for his tenure with the Cincinnati Reds. He was a key player on the legendary Big Red Machine team, considered one of the greatest in baseball history, alongside Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan, and Tony Perez.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4360125","rank":60,"score":75279.0},{"content":"Peter Edward Pete Rose Sr., also known as Charlie Hustle, is a former American baseball player and manager in Major League Baseball. He played from 1963 to 1986 and managed from 1984 to 1989.","qid":1071750,"docid":"2562017","rank":61,"score":75077.0},{"content":"Thirty years after his retirement, the Cincinnati Reds retired Pete Rose's No. 14, making him the all-time hit leader in baseball history with 4,256 hits. The honor took place before a game against the Padres, with fans chanting Rose's name as he spoke.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3719925","rank":62,"score":74782.0},{"content":"In November 2007, Ben Cousins was banned from the Australian Football League (AFL) for one year due to off-field misconduct involving drug use, traffic convictions, and associations with criminal elements. His contract with the West Coast Eagles was terminated on October 2007, following several previous fines or sanctions. He returned to football in 2009, being drafted by Richmond Football Club, and retired at the end of","qid":1071750,"docid":"4691807","rank":63,"score":74482.0},{"content":"Trainer Bill Cooper checks Pete Rose's hairline thumb fracture in the dressing room after his injury during a game against the Dodgers on July 7, 1968.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4094983","rank":64,"score":74182.0},{"content":"In the 1980s, Pete Rose, baseball's record-holding hits leader and manager of the Cincinnati Reds from 1984, was exposed for placing bets on Major League games, including Reds games.","qid":1071750,"docid":"6508494","rank":65,"score":74003.0},{"content":"A Hall of Famer was granted parole for lesser charges in a 2007 sports memorabilia dealers robbery, but will serve a minimum of four years in jail for kidnapping and armed robbery convictions in the same case.","qid":1071750,"docid":"7625903","rank":66,"score":73863.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, born April 14, 1941 in Cincinnati, Ohio, was an exceptional baseball player known for his baserunning skills, bravado, and other off-field activities including girlfriends and gambling.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4717400","rank":67,"score":73050.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, an American baseball player, holds the all-time records for hits, singles, at-bats, and games played. He is frequently compared to Ty Cobb due to their exceptional hitting skills. The comparisons between the two extend beyond their baseball abilities.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4717402","rank":68,"score":72942.0},{"content":"A filmmaker and his family were arrested and banned from making movies again in Iran on charges of making propaganda. The author expressed condemnation for the treatment of this master filmmaker, who is a personal favorite, by posting a letter and a picture of him online.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4304551","rank":69,"score":72781.0},{"content":"A Hall of Famer was granted parole for lesser charges in a 2007 sports memorabilia dealers robbery, but will serve a minimum of four years in jail for kidnapping and armed robbery convictions in the same case. (Larry McShane)","qid":1071750,"docid":"5843846","rank":70,"score":71960.0},{"content":"Dan Driessen, a backup first baseman for the Cincinnati Reds during the 1970s, was inducted into the Reds Hall of Fame. Despite playing alongside notable teammates like Johnny Bench, Tony Perez, Joe Morgan, Pete Rose, Dave Concepcion, and Ken Griffey, Driessen was content with a supporting role.","qid":1071750,"docid":"7018752","rank":71,"score":71943.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, baseball's all-time hits leader and a 17-time All-Star, had his number 14 retired by the Cincinnati Reds on June 26, 2016, thirty years after his retirement.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3719929","rank":72,"score":71798.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, born April 14, 1941 in Cincinnati, Ohio, is an actor known for appearances in \"The Science of Hitting\" (1974), \"WrestleMania XIV\" (1998), and \"WrestleMania XX\" (2004). He has been married to Carol J. Woliung since 1984, and they have two children.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4717397","rank":73,"score":71681.0},{"content":"Pete Rose came close to breaking Joe DiMaggio's 56-game hitting streak record in baseball during the summer of 1978.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3972898","rank":74,"score":71445.0},{"content":"On September 11, 1985, Pete Rose of the Cincinnati Reds broke Ty Cobb's major league record for career hits, reaching a total of 4,192 hits. Known as \"Charlie Hustle,\" Rose was a local hero and a hardworking player.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3477869","rank":75,"score":71236.0},{"content":"Fosse's collision with Rose resulted in everlasting fame for both, securing a dramatic 5-4 victory for the National League, but also causing permanent damage to Fosse's left shoulder.","qid":1071750,"docid":"6508492","rank":76,"score":70937.0},{"content":"Grover Cleveland Alexander, known as Old Pete, was a Major League Baseball pitcher from 1911 to 1930 for the Philadelphia Phillies, Chicago Cubs, and St. Louis Cardinals. He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1938.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3214951","rank":77,"score":70379.0},{"content":"Rose acknowledged and thanked the Reds for retiring the numbers of other Reds players and honoring him. He referred to Cincinnati as the baseball world capital.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3719930","rank":78,"score":70264.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, born April 14, 1941, in Cincinnati, Ohio, debuted in Major League Baseball with the Reds at age 21 on April 8, 1963.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3016475","rank":79,"score":69973.0},{"content":"Since 1991, individuals who are banned from Major League Baseball, living or deceased, have been prevented from induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame. The league has kept a list of permanently ineligible people since 1920, when Kenesaw Mountain Landis became the first Commissioner of Baseball.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3850956","rank":80,"score":69909.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, baseball's all-time leader in hits, singles, at-bats, and games played, is frequently compared to Ty Cobb due to their exceptional hitting skills. The comparison extends beyond their on-field performances.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3016476","rank":81,"score":69788.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, born April 14, 1941, in Cincinnati, Ohio, is a former MLB player and manager with the zodiac sign of Aries.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4094984","rank":82,"score":69526.0},{"content":"Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon were prevented from attending the Baseball Hall of Fame's 15th anniversary celebration for the movie due to their political views.","qid":1071750,"docid":"6869822","rank":83,"score":69498.0},{"content":"The NFL suspended Hall of Famer Marshall Faulk, along with analysts Ike Taylor and Heath Evans, following allegations of sexual misconduct made by a wardrobe stylist at NFL Network. The NFL announced the suspensions, stating that an investigation into the matter is ongoing.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8065128","rank":84,"score":69315.0},{"content":"Pete Rose is described as having various labels including a charming anti-hero, a pariah, someone deserving of another chance, a symbol of old baseball ways, a traitor to the game, and a gambling addict whose addiction led to his downfall.","qid":1071750,"docid":"6508497","rank":85,"score":69147.0},{"content":"Pete Rose's baseball cards, known for their high demand due to his talent and controversy, have varying values. An autographed 1984 Donruss card with a grade sells for approximately $70, while a 1969 Topps #120 card with a grade fetches between $200 and $225.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8017974","rank":86,"score":69144.0},{"content":"Pete Rose held the record for most consecutive games played with two stints totaling 678 games, but he fell short of Cal Ripken, Jr.'s record of over 2,600 games. Miguel Tejada displaced Rose's second entry on the list.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4853911","rank":87,"score":69119.0},{"content":"Rose lied to ESPN radio host Michael Kay this year when he claimed he never bet as a player. This is a common revelation about Rose, making it an unsurprising development.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4094987","rank":88,"score":69078.0},{"content":"Pete Rose's job is managing his autograph ventures through Hit King Inc., according to Joie Casey. Some people shared questionable autographs of Rose on Twitter after his non-endorsement, with some messages being obviously fake.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4360119","rank":89,"score":68875.0},{"content":"Larry \"Chuck\" Rose from Courtland was inducted into the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association's 2015 Hall of Fame for his work as a basketball official. The induction took place at a breakfast on February 27, in the Charlotte Convention Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.","qid":1071750,"docid":"6335907","rank":90,"score":68785.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, nicknamed \"Charlie Hustle,\" was born in Cincinnati and encouraged into sports by his father, Harry Rose, who had a semi-pro football background.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4717396","rank":91,"score":68407.0},{"content":"Pete Rose broke Ty Cobb's hit record on September 8, 1985, in a game that ended in a tie. However, Rose believed he was one hit short of tying the record and had planned to rest before breaking it in his hometown Cincinnati.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3477870","rank":92,"score":67269.0},{"content":"The passage disputes the idea that the Patriots should have been punished before facts were released about Deflategate, labeling such thoughts as hateful and incorrect.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8605678","rank":93,"score":66990.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, serving as a guest manager for the Bridgeport Bluefish, made a comment about his girlfriend being hotter than Donald Sterling's during a speech before an Atlantic League game. He made this statement in front of Bridgeport mayor Bill Finch and Bluefish general manager Ken Shephard.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4133638","rank":94,"score":66921.0},{"content":"Derrick Rose played one year for the Memphis Tigers in college basketball before being drafted first by the Chicago Bulls in 2008. He was named NBA Rookie of the Year in 2009 and MVP in 2011, making him the youngest player to receive this honor. However, an NCAA investigation in 2009 revealed that his SAT scores had been invalidated, making him ineligible to play for","qid":1071750,"docid":"7323628","rank":95,"score":66821.0},{"content":"NBA Hall of Famer Pistol Pete Maravich had a legendary college career at Louisiana State and went on to play 10 productive seasons in the NBA, earning five NBA All-Star selections and one scoring title.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3619375","rank":96,"score":66633.0},{"content":"Former NFL analysts Marshall Faulk, Heath Evans, and Ike Taylor have been suspended following sexual harassment allegations. The complaint against Faulk includes accusations of groping and exposing himself while demanding oral sex.","qid":1071750,"docid":"8065134","rank":97,"score":66603.0},{"content":"Rose, who had been betting on his baseball team for nearly 15 years, expressed his strong belief and love for his team by placing wagers on their wins, including during his tenure as manager of the Cincinnati Reds in 2004.","qid":1071750,"docid":"3016479","rank":98,"score":66595.0},{"content":"Model Kiana Kim and baseball's controversial figure Pete Rose are starring in a new TLC reality show. The series, titled \"Pete Rose and the Kiana Kim Family Project,\" will follow the couple as they navigate their way into marriage while dealing with family issues. Production is currently underway.","qid":1071750,"docid":"4133636","rank":99,"score":66501.0},{"content":"Pete Rose, the Major League Hit King with 4,256 hits, is refusing to acknowledge Ichiro's equal record of 4,256 hits (2,977 in MLB and 1,278 in NPB).","qid":1071750,"docid":"6508490","rank":100,"score":66433.0}]}
{"query":"can fever cause miscarriage early pregnancy","hits":[{"content":"A fever above 103F (39.50C) during early pregnancy, particularly the first trimester, can increase the risk of miscarriage, spinal cord defects, and mental issues in the baby. The harm caused by fever may be greater in early pregnancy than in late pregnancy.","qid":67316,"docid":"6680964","rank":1,"score":142951.0},{"content":"A fever during pregnancy, particularly in the first trimester, can potentially disrupt protein function and increase the risk of miscarriage or birth defects, including cleft palate, heart defects, and neural tube defects. However, it's unclear if the concern lies with the fever itself or the underlying cause of the fever, such as an infection.","qid":67316,"docid":"2930660","rank":2,"score":139224.0},{"content":"A fever above 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit during pregnancy increases the risk of birth defects or miscarriage, especially if it's high and lasts long. Natural methods to reduce fever include lying down with a cool, damp washcloth on the forehead and taking a lukewarm bath.","qid":67316,"docid":"7348851","rank":3,"score":136388.0},{"content":"A fever in a baby can be dangerous and requires consultation with a doctor for safe reduction methods. Some flu viruses may increase the risk of miscarriage.","qid":67316,"docid":"6387611","rank":4,"score":132016.0},{"content":"Diarrhea, while not causing miscarriage, can impact pregnancy if lasting over three days, accompanied by fever over 100.4 F or severe abdominal or rectal pain. Contact a physician in such cases.","qid":67316,"docid":"6439840","rank":5,"score":124085.0},{"content":"If you have had a miscarriage and are experiencing severe vaginal bleeding without signs of shock, symptoms of infection, fever of 100.4\u00b0F (38\u00b0C) or higher, moderate to severe abdominal pain or cramping, or bad-smelling vaginal discharge, call your doctor immediately.","qid":67316,"docid":"376564","rank":6,"score":116405.0},{"content":"HFMD is uncommon in healthy adults, resulting in a low risk of infection during pregnancy. Rare cases of HFMD during the first trimester may lead to miscarriage due to the associated fever.","qid":67316,"docid":"7019081","rank":7,"score":115343.0},{"content":"If you have had a recent miscarriage, contact your doctor right away if you experience: severe vaginal bleeding without shock, symptoms of infection, fever of 100.4\u00b0F (38\u00b0C) or higher, moderate to severe abdominal pain or cramping, or foul-smelling vaginal discharge.","qid":67316,"docid":"6091258","rank":8,"score":112335.0},{"content":"During pregnancy, women may experience fever without harming their babies, but their immune system is working doubly, making them more susceptible. A fever above 101 degrees Fahrenheit can be serious.","qid":67316,"docid":"3250707","rank":9,"score":111273.0},{"content":"A fever is not a sign of pregnancy. Some women may experience a slight temperature increase, but for it to be related to pregnancy, a doctor would require the temperature to be consistently elevated for over two weeks.","qid":67316,"docid":"1218759","rank":10,"score":110643.0},{"content":"Pregnant women and other adults can experience various symptoms from listeria infection, including fever, muscle aches, miscarriage, stillbirth, premature delivery, headache, stiff neck, mental confusion, loss of balance, and convulsions.","qid":67316,"docid":"8377581","rank":11,"score":109483.0},{"content":"A fever during pregnancy is most often caused by viral infections, including influenza, the common cold, measles, rubella, chicken pox, and urinary tract infections (UTIs), as well as respiratory tract infections like pneumonia and bronchitis.","qid":67316,"docid":"6680967","rank":12,"score":108882.0},{"content":"Fever and chills are not early signs of pregnancy, as they could indicate various underlying conditions instead. A fever is defined as having a body temperature above the normal limit of 98.6\u00b0F (37\u00b0C).","qid":67316,"docid":"6680968","rank":13,"score":108307.0},{"content":"A fever during pregnancy is most often caused by viral infections, including the seasonal flu (H1N1 influenza), the common cold, and diseases like measles, rubella, and chicken pox.","qid":67316,"docid":"6680965","rank":14,"score":108144.0},{"content":"A fever or elevated temperature is an unreliable indicator of pregnancy before a missed period or a positive pregnancy test. Any potential thermogenic effect of progesterone later in pregnancy is not significant enough to be used as a predictor before the next missed period.","qid":67316,"docid":"5252008","rank":15,"score":107470.0},{"content":"A pregnant woman's high body temperature for an extended period could potentially harm the baby, but other factors need to be considered.","qid":67316,"docid":"6680966","rank":16,"score":107265.0},{"content":"If you have recently experienced a miscarriage and are now dealing with severe vaginal bleeding without signs of shock, symptoms of infection such as fever (100.4\u00b0F\/38\u00b0C or higher), moderate to severe abdominal pain or cramping, or bad-smelling vaginal discharge, seek immediate medical attention by contacting your doctor or going to the emergency room.","qid":67316,"docid":"6091255","rank":17,"score":106816.0},{"content":"Severe, persistent cramping during pregnancy accompanied by symptoms like nausea, vomiting, vaginal bleeding, headache, or fever could indicate potential complications such as ectopic pregnancy or miscarriage.","qid":67316,"docid":"7112302","rank":18,"score":105364.0},{"content":"A person who has recently experienced a miscarriage should expect some vaginal bleeding, which may be heavier than normal but should lighten after a week. Severe vaginal bleeding, signs of shock, symptoms of infection, fever, moderate to severe abdominal pain or cramping, and foul-smelling vaginal discharge require immediate medical attention.","qid":67316,"docid":"6091256","rank":19,"score":105277.0},{"content":"Uncommon causes of fever during pregnancy in the USA, affecting between 200,000 and 1 million people, include appendicitis.","qid":67316,"docid":"6607539","rank":20,"score":104281.0},{"content":"During pregnancy, running a fever can be harmful, but risks can be minimized by bringing down the temperature as soon as possible. Determining the temperature that qualifies as a fever is the initial step.","qid":67316,"docid":"2930661","rank":21,"score":103980.0},{"content":"The first trimester of pregnancy increases the risk of pregnancy loss if the mother gets sick. Common illnesses like colds, sinus infections, and stomach viruses are unlikely to harm the pregnancy. However, a fever above 102\u00b0F may be a cause for concern.","qid":67316,"docid":"8312265","rank":22,"score":103257.0},{"content":"Doctors advise taking acetaminophen if a pregnant woman's fever reaches 101 degrees Fahrenheit to reduce risks to the developing baby.","qid":67316,"docid":"1401789","rank":23,"score":102325.0},{"content":"Approximately 15-25% of recognized pregnancies result in miscarriage, with over 80% occurring within the first three months. Symptoms of miscarriage include bleeding, severe cramps, abdominal pain, fever, weakness, and back pain. If experiencing these symptoms, contact an obstetric healthcare provider immediately.","qid":67316,"docid":"6925995","rank":24,"score":101910.0},{"content":"After a miscarriage, typical symptoms include bleeding and mild discomfort. However, heavy bleeding accompanied by fever, chills, or severe pain could indicate an infection, requiring immediate medical attention.","qid":67316,"docid":"6926001","rank":25,"score":101744.0},{"content":"A urinary tract infection (UTI) with symptoms of frequent urination, pain during urination, and fever is a common cause of fever in pregnancy. Diagnosis is made through clinical assessment and a urine sample with over 105 colony forming units per milliliter. Most UTIs are caused by organisms from the gastrointestinal tract.","qid":67316,"docid":"6607543","rank":26,"score":101381.0},{"content":"Pregnant women are warned against prolonged use or high temperatures in hot tubs and saunas during early pregnancy due to the potential risk of increased core body temperature, which may lead to higher chances of miscarriage and certain birth defects.","qid":67316,"docid":"7114279","rank":27,"score":101151.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the potential risks of fifth disease during pregnancy, including a small chance of fetal infection leading to miscarriage or severe anemia for women with certain health conditions. Additionally, the passage mentions that some Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) can harm the baby during pregnancy or delivery, causing issues such as low birth weight, dangerous infections, brain damage, blindness, deafness, liver problems, or stillbirth.","qid":67316,"docid":"3857558","rank":28,"score":100997.0},{"content":"A woman experienced a low-grade fever and cramping, which led her to believe she had a pelvic infection. Two days later, she visited her gynecologist and received a positive pregnancy test.","qid":67316,"docid":"5252012","rank":29,"score":100652.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the potential risks to a baby when a mother experiences a fever during pregnancy, and provides information on when to consult a doctor.","qid":67316,"docid":"2930655","rank":30,"score":100392.0},{"content":"Pelvic pain during pregnancy, when accompanied by symptoms like fever and bleeding, could indicate serious complications such as miscarriage.","qid":67316,"docid":"2268657","rank":31,"score":99908.0},{"content":"Puerperal fever, also known as childbed fever, is a condition that can develop into severe sepsis (puerperal sepsis) after childbirth, miscarriage, or abortion. Women who undergo cesarean births have a higher risk of developing this condition. If it progresses to sepsis, it can lead to toxic shock syndrome, organ failure, and death. Genital tract infections typically cause puerperal fever.","qid":67316,"docid":"3557361","rank":32,"score":99567.0},{"content":"During the first trimester of pregnancy, a low body temperature might indicate insufficient progesterone levels, increasing miscarriage risk. Conversely, a body temperature of 100 degrees or higher can harm the developing baby, leading to birth defects and complications.","qid":67316,"docid":"4789322","rank":33,"score":99426.0},{"content":"A person at around 3 weeks of pregnancy may experience a low temperature, but it's not a definitive sign of pregnancy. Other symptoms such as tiredness, frequent urination, spotted dark brown\/pink blood, tender breasts, feeling nauseous, and a low-grade fever can also be present in pregnancy or other health conditions.","qid":67316,"docid":"395251","rank":34,"score":99058.0},{"content":"Pregnant women are advised to avoid prolonged exposure to hot tubs and saunas at high temperatures (102 degrees F or 38.9 degrees C) during early pregnancy due to potential risks of miscarriage and birth defects caused by an increase in core body temperature.","qid":67316,"docid":"8308297","rank":35,"score":97731.0},{"content":"The Mumps virus leads to fever, headache, swollen glands, hearing loss, testicular or ovarian swelling, breathing problems, meningitis, and potential fatalities. Rubella virus, or German Measles, causes a skin rash, mild fever, and joint pain. Pregnant women infected with rubella may experience miscarriage or birth defects. Both viruses can be prevented through the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine.","qid":67316,"docid":"7630885","rank":36,"score":97585.0},{"content":"Rubella virus leads to a rash, arthritis, and mild fever. Pregnant women infected with rubella risk miscarriage or giving birth to a baby with birth defects.","qid":67316,"docid":"7183389","rank":37,"score":97367.0},{"content":"Early miscarriage symptoms include light bleeding, passage of tissue through the vagina, a gush of clear or pink vaginal fluid, abdominal pain or cramping, and disappearance of pregnancy symptoms like breast tenderness and nausea.","qid":67316,"docid":"1325095","rank":38,"score":97348.0},{"content":"Early miscarriage symptoms include light bleeding, passage of tissue through the vagina, a gush of clear or pink vaginal fluid, and abdominal pain or cramping. Bleeding, especially with brown discharge that resembles coffee grounds, is common but not necessarily indicative of a miscarriage.","qid":67316,"docid":"1325090","rank":39,"score":96878.0},{"content":"Pregnancy fevers with rash and joint pain could indicate infections like CMV, toxoplasma, or parvovirus. CMV is the most frequent cause of congenital deafness and is relatively common.","qid":67316,"docid":"5252010","rank":40,"score":96818.0},{"content":"Approximately 50-60% of early miscarriages are caused by chromosomal abnormalities in the developing fetus.","qid":67316,"docid":"2365997","rank":41,"score":96787.0},{"content":"Hot flashes are normal but different from fevers, which can indicate infections and be dangerous during pregnancy if temperature exceeds 100 F. Coping strategies for hot flashes are simple.","qid":67316,"docid":"209706","rank":42,"score":96599.0},{"content":"Miscarriages happen in the first 20 weeks of pregnancy, while obesity typically develops during the second half and can lead to complications like high blood pressure, hypertension, and toxemia, potentially harming or even causing the death of the baby.","qid":67316,"docid":"1991295","rank":43,"score":96331.0},{"content":"A fever can be harmful to a fetus during the first eight weeks of pregnancy, and taking acetaminophen to reduce the fever is recommended before contacting a doctor.","qid":67316,"docid":"8312258","rank":44,"score":96330.0},{"content":"Puerperal fever, also known as childbed fever, is a potentially life-threatening condition that can develop into puerperal sepsis, a serious form of septicaemia. It can occur during or after childbirth, miscarriage, or abortion.","qid":67316,"docid":"3557359","rank":45,"score":96151.0},{"content":"A kidney infection allows bacteria to enter the bloodstream, potentially causing blood poisoning and ascending into the amniotic sac, leading to preterm delivery, rupture of the sac, and a low birth weight baby. Severe cases of kidney infection with high fever may result in miscarriage.","qid":67316,"docid":"7701876","rank":46,"score":96104.0},{"content":"During pregnancy, especially in the first trimester, a slightly higher than normal body temperature is common and considered normal. A lower than normal body temperature could indicate low progesterone levels and a potential risk of miscarriage. A body temperature of 100 degrees Fahrenheit or higher is detrimental to the health of the developing baby.","qid":67316,"docid":"7418431","rank":47,"score":96038.0},{"content":"An early miscarriage or chemical pregnancy is indicated by symptoms such as vaginal bleeding resembling a menstrual period, with more clots than usual. The clots appear as small lumps in vaginal discharge.","qid":67316,"docid":"3334790","rank":48,"score":95762.0},{"content":"The passage lists several symptoms of a miscarriage: bleeding with increasing intensity, cramps, abdominal pain, fever, weakness, and vomiting, as well as back pain.","qid":67316,"docid":"865914","rank":49,"score":94947.0},{"content":"During the first trimester of pregnancy, a low body temperature might indicate insufficient progesterone levels, increasing the risk of miscarriage. Conversely, a body temperature of 100 degrees or higher could harm the developing baby.","qid":67316,"docid":"7418438","rank":50,"score":94778.0},{"content":"Early miscarriage symptoms include light bleeding and brown discharge, which may be old blood from the uterus. While bleeding is common in early pregnancy and does not necessarily mean a miscarriage will occur, brown discharge could be a sign of an older blood loss.","qid":67316,"docid":"4180165","rank":51,"score":94774.0},{"content":"A fever in a baby could indicate an illness or infection, and doctors suggest taking a rectal or auxiliary temperature to measure it.","qid":67316,"docid":"1192941","rank":52,"score":94647.0},{"content":"A miscarriage, or spontaneous abortion, is the loss of a pregnancy before the fetus can survive. Bleeding during early pregnancy is common and may lead to a threatened miscarriage. Threatened miscarriages are characterized by mild bleeding and a closed cervical os. The cause of most miscarriages during the first trimester is an abnormal fetus.","qid":67316,"docid":"6764671","rank":53,"score":94382.0},{"content":"Listeriosis causes symptoms such as fever, headache, nausea, and diarrhea. The bacteria can spread to the bloodstream or nervous system, leading to meningitis. Pregnant women are most at risk, and the disease can result in miscarriage, stillbirth, or serious newborn illness.","qid":67316,"docid":"8161992","rank":54,"score":94382.0},{"content":"Early miscarriage is common, often caused by a developing baby not thriving (RCOG 2008a). Symptoms include cramps, bleeding, and lower belly pain around the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. Seek medical help by contacting a doctor, midwife, or hospital, then rest with feet elevated.","qid":67316,"docid":"5029988","rank":55,"score":94105.0},{"content":"A miscarriage cannot be stopped with treatment, and it is generally safe to let it run its course unless there are signs of infection, heavy blood loss, fever, or weakness. Rh-negative women need a shot of low-dose Rhogam during a miscarriage to prevent complications in future pregnancies.","qid":67316,"docid":"5695904","rank":56,"score":93938.0},{"content":"A rare bacterial infection during pregnancy can cause fever, chills, sweating, rapid heartbeat, tender uterus, and unusual vaginal discharge in addition to high fever and chills. Seek medical attention from an ob-gyn if experiencing these symptoms.","qid":67316,"docid":"6607542","rank":57,"score":93924.0},{"content":"A study suggests that marijuana use during pregnancy may cause early miscarriage, but this finding is tentative as it has not been replicated in humans. The information is based on a study conducted on mice at Vanderbilt University.","qid":67316,"docid":"4343009","rank":58,"score":93718.0},{"content":"During early pregnancy, nausea and vomiting may be adaptive and beneficial, helping to eliminate bacterial infections and protect both the fetus and mother.","qid":67316,"docid":"699797","rank":59,"score":93585.0},{"content":"Pregnant women should not normally experience fever or chills. If they do, it may be due to an unrelated illness. (Alyssa Dweck, M.D.)","qid":67316,"docid":"1218764","rank":60,"score":93582.0},{"content":"The drumstick tree is dangerous for pregnant women due to its nutrient-rich leaves and flowers containing high amounts of vitamin C, calcium, vitamin A, iron, and potassium, which can lead to miscarriage in early pregnancy.","qid":67316,"docid":"5678487","rank":61,"score":93461.0},{"content":"Early miscarriage is common, often caused by a developing baby not thriving (RCOG 2008a). Symptoms include cramps, bleeding, and pain in the lower belly before the 12th week of pregnancy.","qid":67316,"docid":"308680","rank":62,"score":93334.0},{"content":"A blighted ovum or anembryonic gestation is a type of early pregnancy failure, which is a common cause of miscarriage. In this condition, a fertilized egg implants in the uterus but the resulting embryo fails to develop or stops developing very early.","qid":67316,"docid":"6179111","rank":63,"score":93246.0},{"content":"Miscarriages in the first trimester can be caused by chromosomal abnormalities.","qid":67316,"docid":"1920786","rank":64,"score":93093.0},{"content":"A successful pregnancy requires the mother's body to provide adequate hormones and nutrients, and the fetus to develop correctly. Miscarriage can occur if these conditions are not met, with various causes being responsible.","qid":67316,"docid":"8261797","rank":65,"score":92883.0},{"content":"Pregnancy: Avoid hot baths and saunas as they raise core temperature, increasing heart rate and reducing blood flow to the baby, potentially causing stress and harm during early pregnancy, including the risk of miscarriage or birth defects.","qid":67316,"docid":"800359","rank":66,"score":92867.0},{"content":"During a fever, the body may mistakenly identify certain substances from the gut as allergens. Excessive fevers can lead to seizures, collapse, and delirium, which can be complicated by recent eating. While fevers help fight infections, extremely high temperatures, such as those above 105 degrees F, can cause damage to proteins and body fats.","qid":67316,"docid":"1187566","rank":67,"score":92846.0},{"content":"Smoking during early pregnancy may cause chromosomal damage leading to miscarriage.","qid":67316,"docid":"8291314","rank":68,"score":92799.0},{"content":"Bleeding during pregnancy, particularly brownish-pink discharge, could be an indication of an impending miscarriage. Other accompanying symptoms include cramping and increased bright red bleeding.","qid":67316,"docid":"2784536","rank":69,"score":92328.0},{"content":"Parents often believe that fevers indicate serious illnesses in children, but this is a misconception. Fevers are a natural response of the body to illness, triggered by the immune system releasing chemicals to raise body temperature.","qid":67316,"docid":"3038119","rank":70,"score":92100.0},{"content":"Miscarriages in the early stages of pregnancy can be caused by the embryo failing to implant correctly or not being present at all. These incidents are challenging for both Intended Parents and Surrogate Mother.","qid":67316,"docid":"3078422","rank":71,"score":92014.0},{"content":"A miscarriage can occur for various reasons, with causes often undetermined. Approximately three out of four miscarriages happen during the first trimester due to issues with the unborn baby. In contrast, miscarriages during the second trimester (between weeks 14 and 26) may be caused by underlying health conditions in the mother or infections around the baby, leading to premature rupture of membranes before pain or bleeding.","qid":67316,"docid":"44015","rank":72,"score":92010.0},{"content":"New research indicates that taking ibuprofen and Diclofenac during pregnancy increases the risk of miscarriage. Women who use these painkillers, including small doses of ibuprofen, early in their pregnancy more than double their risk of experiencing a miscarriage. Medical experts advise pregnant women to avoid ibuprofen and opt for paracetamol for pain relief instead.","qid":67316,"docid":"6352527","rank":73,"score":91978.0},{"content":"Bleeding during early pregnancy could indicate miscarriage in about half the cases. If bleeding is heavy, accompanied by pain such as cramps or back pain, or causes concern, it's important to consult a doctor.","qid":67316,"docid":"5647306","rank":74,"score":91918.0},{"content":"During pregnancy, women are susceptible to various fevers and infections, including childbed fever. While this chapter focuses on fevers and infections during pregnancy rather than the puerperium, the listed causes are not exhaustive. Infections can be viral, bacterial, or protozoan, posing risks to both mother and fetus.","qid":67316,"docid":"6607541","rank":75,"score":91898.0},{"content":"A miscarriage may be indicated by symptoms such as increasing bleeding, severe cramps, abdominal pain, fever, weakness, and back pain. If experiencing these symptoms, it is advised to contact an obstetric healthcare provider immediately.","qid":67316,"docid":"1134526","rank":76,"score":91832.0},{"content":"Early miscarriage refers to the loss of a pregnancy within the first trimester, with most occurrences before the 10th week of gestation. Some miscarriages happen before women are aware they are pregnant. Despite the timing, experiencing a miscarriage can be difficult and sad.","qid":67316,"docid":"1325092","rank":77,"score":91640.0},{"content":"In an early miscarriage, women usually expel the pregnancy over time, but the exact duration is unpredictable. The process involves heavy bleeding and intense abdominal cramps.","qid":67316,"docid":"479886","rank":78,"score":91556.0},{"content":"Bleeding in early pregnancy could indicate a miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy, both of which may cause abdominal or pelvic pain and cramps. An early miscarriage occurs when a baby fails to develop properly, resulting in heavier bleeding.","qid":67316,"docid":"308681","rank":79,"score":91502.0},{"content":"The miscarriage rate among pregnant women is between 10-20%, while up to 50% of fertilized eggs may not make it to a successful pregnancy.","qid":67316,"docid":"3679357","rank":80,"score":91497.0},{"content":"During pregnancy, experiencing hot flashes is common but it's important to distinguish between this and a fever. A fever could indicate an infection, which may result in complications. If you suspect a fever or notice other signs of illness, consult your healthcare provider for proper diagnosis.","qid":67316,"docid":"209702","rank":81,"score":91423.0},{"content":"In the first trimester of pregnancy, most miscarriages are due to chromosomal abnormalities in the baby. Chromosomes, which carry genes determining physical traits, are implicated.","qid":67316,"docid":"1946706","rank":82,"score":91245.0},{"content":"A miscarriage is the loss of a fetus before the 24th week of pregnancy, affecting 10-15% of pregnancies. Causes include chromosome issues, infections, diseases, substance abuse, and eating disorders.","qid":67316,"docid":"4141330","rank":83,"score":91212.0},{"content":"The passage discusses threatened miscarriage, which involves vaginal bleeding and mild pain during early pregnancy with a closed cervical os. A healthcare professional can determine if the cervical os is open during a pelvic exam. Miscarriages, caused by the fetus and placenta separating from the uterine wall, are commonly due to an abnormal fetus during the first three months of pregnancy.","qid":67316,"docid":"6764674","rank":84,"score":91114.0},{"content":"Miscarriage is the unintended loss of a pregnancy before the 20th week. Approximately half of early miscarriages are caused by fetal chromosomal abnormalities.","qid":67316,"docid":"3679358","rank":85,"score":91049.0},{"content":"The passage explains that fever and chills are symptoms of influenza infection, and chills can also be caused by exposure to cold environments leading to hypothermia. During pregnancy, chills have the same causes as in non-pregnant individuals.","qid":67316,"docid":"426953","rank":86,"score":90920.0},{"content":"A fever in a baby, though concerning, is generally a part of their natural defense against infections. However, it can be more serious for babies under six months old as they rarely get fevers. High temperatures in young infants may indicate an underlying issue.","qid":67316,"docid":"3831884","rank":87,"score":90914.0},{"content":"The flu causes fever and chills, while chills can also be a result of prolonged exposure to cold leading to hypothermia. Pregnancy-related chills have the same causes. (Medically reviewed on 3\/3\/2017)","qid":67316,"docid":"6339079","rank":88,"score":90885.0},{"content":"A miscarriage is the unintended loss of pregnancy before the 20th week, often occurring early and undetected. Causes are varied and usually unpreventable.","qid":67316,"docid":"1974375","rank":89,"score":90848.0},{"content":"Miscarriage typically happens during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, often without a known cause. Common signs include vaginal bleeding and cramping in the lower pelvis, while some women may not exhibit any symptoms.","qid":67316,"docid":"5230288","rank":90,"score":90817.0},{"content":"A miscarriage during early pregnancy, marked by cramping, spotting, or bleeding, may be a sign of an impending miscarriage. Ectopic pregnancy is a serious condition that necessitates immediate medical attention.","qid":67316,"docid":"5029984","rank":91,"score":90718.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the concern some people have about whether diarrhea or constipation can cause miscarriage. It explains that the cramping associated with diarrhea can resemble menstrual cramps or miscarriage cramps, leading to confusion. However, there is no conclusive evidence that either condition directly causes miscarriage.","qid":67316,"docid":"6439834","rank":92,"score":90691.0},{"content":"During the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, vaginal bleeding could indicate miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy, but many women still have normal pregnancies. Miscarriage refers to a pregnancy ending before the 24th week, which is common in the first three months and often due to issues with the baby.","qid":67316,"docid":"4163705","rank":93,"score":90626.0},{"content":"The passage lists symptoms of a miscarriage, which include bleeding, cramps, abdominal pain, fever, weakness, vomiting, and back pain. However, these symptoms are also common during a woman's menstrual period, making it difficult to distinguish between the two.","qid":67316,"docid":"2173084","rank":94,"score":90608.0},{"content":"A miscarriage typically occurs before the 12th week of pregnancy. Symptoms include vaginal bleeding, abdominal or lower back pain, and passing of fluid or tissue from the vagina.","qid":67316,"docid":"865909","rank":95,"score":90573.0},{"content":"Bleeding during early pregnancy can indicate miscarriage in about half the cases. If bleeding is concerning for you, consult a doctor.","qid":67316,"docid":"6221796","rank":96,"score":90569.0},{"content":"An ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage can both cause vaginal bleeding. Ectopic pregnancy symptoms include abdominal pain, rectal pressure, nausea, dizziness, and shoulder pain, in addition to vaginal bleeding. Approximately 20-30% of pregnancies end in miscarriage, and bleeding or spotting can be an early sign. While not all instances of bleeding during pregnancy result in miscarriage, it is a cause for concern","qid":67316,"docid":"964173","rank":97,"score":90458.0},{"content":"The passage discusses signs and symptoms of early miscarriage, which include vaginal bleeding and strong cramps similar to a period. The bleeding can range from light to heavy and may involve blood clots. The symptoms may come and go, and in some cases, the pregnancy continues despite these signs. (Sources: MA 2015, NHS 2015, NICE 2013)","qid":67316,"docid":"3334786","rank":98,"score":90433.0},{"content":"During pregnancy, a persistent or prolonged fever could indicate a serious underlying cause. Identifying the cause of the fever is crucial, as infections or conditions that cause fever could potentially harm the baby if they are transmitted. Even low-grade fevers can pose risks.","qid":67316,"docid":"3393479","rank":99,"score":90311.0},{"content":"In the first trimester, spotting or bleeding accompanied by abdominal pain or cramping could indicate a miscarriage or an ectopic pregnancy. An ectopic pregnancy occurs when the embryo implants outside the uterus, typically in a fallopian tube.","qid":67316,"docid":"2784534","rank":100,"score":90297.0}]}
{"query":"does mississippi have an income tax","hits":[{"content":"Mississippi's state income tax is collected at a maximum marginal rate of %, with tax brackets. Unlike the Federal Income Tax, Mississippi does not offer expanded income tax brackets for couples filing jointly. The state has the highest maximum marginal tax bracket in the US.","qid":169208,"docid":"4859433","rank":1,"score":138691.0},{"content":"Mississippi imposes three equal state income tax rates of 3 percent, 4 percent, and 5 percent for individuals and businesses.","qid":169208,"docid":"4580131","rank":2,"score":137470.0},{"content":"Mississippi's individual income tax is structured across three brackets: 3% for the first $5,000 of taxable income, 4% for taxable income between $5,001 and $10,000, and 5% for taxable income above $10,001.","qid":169208,"docid":"1395413","rank":3,"score":136693.0},{"content":"The passage describes Mississippi's exemption of interest income from federal securities and Mississippi's political subdivisions from state income tax. The income tax rates in Mississippi are 3%, 4%, and 5%, with the first $5,000 of taxable income taxed at 3%, the next $5,000 at 4%, and the remaining amount above $10,000 taxed at 5%.","qid":169208,"docid":"85989","rank":4,"score":136630.0},{"content":"Mississippi imposes income taxes on its residents using three tax rates: 3 percent for the first $5,000 of taxable income, 4 percent for income between $5,001 and $10,000, and 5 percent for income above $10,000.","qid":169208,"docid":"4580133","rank":5,"score":134638.0},{"content":"Mississippi exempts interest from federal securities and Mississippi state bonds, as well as gains from selling stock of a Mississippi corporation, from state income tax. The tax rates are 3% for the first $5,000 of taxable income, 4% for the next $5,000, and 5% for income above $10,000.","qid":169208,"docid":"4762140","rank":6,"score":134265.0},{"content":"The Mississippi state government collects income and sales taxes as its major sources. The personal income tax rate is 5%, below the national average, while the sales tax rate is 7%, slightly above the national average.","qid":169208,"docid":"4859437","rank":7,"score":133190.0},{"content":"Mississippi's median property tax is around 5.4% of its residents' median income of $45,925, making it the state with the 46th highest property tax burden.","qid":169208,"docid":"2888366","rank":8,"score":133037.0},{"content":"Mississippi imposes a state income tax on corporate income, with tax rates of 3% on the first $5,000, 4% on the next $5,000, and 5% on the remaining taxable income. The tax is based on a company's net taxable income, unless they are taxable in another state.","qid":169208,"docid":"4859432","rank":9,"score":132739.0},{"content":"Mississippi exempts interest income from federal securities and state obligations, along with a tiered income tax system of 3%, 4%, and 5% on taxable income up to $10,000 for single filers and $20,000 for married filing jointly. Taxpayers can claim a $6,000 ($12,000 for married) exemption, with additional exemptions for dependents or those aged ","qid":169208,"docid":"4580139","rank":10,"score":132102.0},{"content":"Retirement income such as pensions and annuities are tax-exempt in Mississippi if the recipient has met the retirement plan requirements. However, early distributions are not considered retirement income and may be subject to taxation.","qid":169208,"docid":"4762137","rank":11,"score":131870.0},{"content":"Mississippi ranks fourth in the US for the amount of money its citizens receive back in state benefits for every dollar paid in federal income tax, with a return rate of $2.34. Nearly half (43.68%) of the state's revenue comes from federal funding, the highest percentage in the country.","qid":169208,"docid":"6413011","rank":12,"score":131795.0},{"content":"Mississippi has three marginal tax rates of 3.00%, 4.00%, and 5.00%, applicable to specific earnings ranges for both single filers and couples filing jointly. The Federal Income Tax features distinct tax brackets for married, single, and Head of Household filers.","qid":169208,"docid":"2888367","rank":13,"score":130214.0},{"content":"Mississippi is known for its tax-friendliness towards retirees. The state has low tax rates in general, and retirees do not have to pay state income tax on qualified retirement income. An additional property tax exemption is given to residents once they reach the age of 65, making Mississippi's tax burden the lowest per capita in the nation.","qid":169208,"docid":"85987","rank":14,"score":130178.0},{"content":"Mississippi state income tax, in addition to federal tax, is withheld from paychecks. While federal income tax rates are fixed for each income bracket, Mississippi state income tax rates may not correspond to the federal figures.","qid":169208,"docid":"4859438","rank":15,"score":128966.0},{"content":"Mississippi is known for its tax-friendliness towards retirees. The state has low tax rates in general, and retirees do not have to pay state income tax on qualified retirement income. An additional property tax exemption is given to retirees once they reach the age of 65.","qid":169208,"docid":"4762135","rank":16,"score":127798.0},{"content":"Mississippi is tax-friendly towards retirees with no state income tax on qualified retirement income and an additional property tax exemption at age 65. Residents have the lowest per capita tax burden in the country, with individual taxpayers able to claim a $6,000 exemption and married filers $12,000, with additional exemptions for dependents and those aged 65 and over being $1,500. Property and automob","qid":169208,"docid":"4580132","rank":17,"score":127784.0},{"content":"Nonresidents who earned taxable income in Mississippi are required to file a Mississippi nonresident income tax return (Form 80-205) for the year 2016. Only income earned in Mississippi is taxable. Accurately report all income, relevant dates, and locations to prorate exemptions and deductions.","qid":169208,"docid":"7251639","rank":18,"score":127663.0},{"content":"Mississippi's median property tax is $508 per year for a $98,000 home, equating to approximately 1.06% of the state's median income. Mississippi ranks 46th among states for property taxes as a percentage of median income.","qid":169208,"docid":"4580137","rank":19,"score":127057.0},{"content":"Spouse earning Mississippi wages must file a nonresident tax return and pay taxes unless they qualify for the Military Spouses Residency Relief Act.","qid":169208,"docid":"4762134","rank":20,"score":124105.0},{"content":"Mississippi residents earning income from other states must report all income on their tax forms and may be eligible for a credit against their Mississippi tax liability for taxes paid to the other state. A copy of the other state's tax return is required to receive the credit, which is based on the other state's actual tax liability, not withholding.","qid":169208,"docid":"4762142","rank":21,"score":123540.0},{"content":"Mississippi residents earning income from other states must report all income on their tax forms and may be eligible for a credit based on taxes paid to the other state. A copy of the other state's tax return is required to receive the credit.","qid":169208,"docid":"6808744","rank":22,"score":122638.0},{"content":"Mississippi casinos withhold taxes on gambling winnings, but these taxes are non-refundable for residents. Residents are not obligated to report these winnings as income for their state tax return.","qid":169208,"docid":"2594161","rank":23,"score":122485.0},{"content":"In Mississippi, all tangible personal property sales are generally subject to a 7% sales tax. Exemptions or reduced tax rates may apply. Sales tax is calculated based on gross proceeds or income, depending on the business type. Before starting a business subject to sales tax in Mississippi, a permit or registration license is required from the Department of Revenue, with a separate permit needed for each location. (Online registration is available.)","qid":169208,"docid":"4694326","rank":24,"score":121681.0},{"content":"Only wages earned from services performed in Mississippi are subject to Mississippi income tax. W-2 forms should indicate the state where the wages were paid.","qid":169208,"docid":"4762141","rank":25,"score":121212.0},{"content":"Mississippi has a state sales tax of 7.0%, and local governments can collect a local option sales tax of up to 1.0%. There are two local tax jurisdictions in the state, collecting an average local tax of 0.056%.","qid":169208,"docid":"7169064","rank":26,"score":121111.0},{"content":"In early 2013, instead of filing a Full Year state return for Mississippi, taxpayers will file a Part-Year return. For income earned in Tennessee, no state return is required since Tennessee has no income tax. The tax service Randalltax provided detailed and useful information for a specific situation, and the response was quick and valuable for peace of mind. Two satisfied customers from Minneapolis, MN, expressed their appreciation.","qid":169208,"docid":"5573046","rank":27,"score":120540.0},{"content":"A personal income tax return filing extension in Mississippi is granted when a federal tax extension (Form 4868) is approved. To make tax payments during this extension period, use Form 80-180.","qid":169208,"docid":"85985","rank":28,"score":119886.0},{"content":"The Mississippi state sales tax is 7%, with an average sales tax rate of 7.07% after local surtaxes.","qid":169208,"docid":"4771736","rank":29,"score":119171.0},{"content":"Mississippi's sales tax consists of a state rate of 7.00% since 1930, and an average local tax of 0.052% from municipalities, with a maximum local tax rate of 1.00%, making the total sales tax range from 7.052% to 8.052%.","qid":169208,"docid":"4859436","rank":30,"score":118658.0},{"content":"Mississippi's state sales tax is 7%, with an average rate of 7.07% including local surtaxes. Local jurisdictions can add up to 0.25% in additional sales tax, making the maximum combined rate 7.25%. Mississippi has five special tax jurisdictions and a lower state sales tax than 61.5% of other states.","qid":169208,"docid":"4694327","rank":31,"score":118241.0},{"content":"Mississippi's state sales tax is 7.000%, with local taxes increasing the total sales tax rate to between 7.000% and 8.000%. Recent rate changes occurred on June 17, 2014. For the sales tax rate of a specific Mississippi city, please select it from the given list.","qid":169208,"docid":"4859431","rank":32,"score":117915.0},{"content":"Mississippi has a state sales tax rate of 7%, with local municipalities able to impose additional city-based tax rates.","qid":169208,"docid":"4694322","rank":33,"score":117299.0},{"content":"Municipal governments in Mississippi can impose a local-option sales tax ranging from 0.00% to 1.00%, with an average rate of 0.056%, resulting in a total sales tax of 7.056% when combined with the state tax.","qid":169208,"docid":"7169062","rank":34,"score":117123.0},{"content":"The Mississippi state sales tax rate is 7%, with an average of 7.07% after local surtaxes. Local taxes imposed by counties and cities can add up to 0.25%, resulting in a maximum combined sales tax of 7.25%.","qid":169208,"docid":"4771735","rank":35,"score":116952.0},{"content":"Mississippi has a state sales tax rate of 7.00% since 1930, with an average local tax of 0.052% for a total sales tax of 7.052%. Municipalities can collect local-option sales taxes ranging from 0.00% to 1.00%.","qid":169208,"docid":"7169066","rank":36,"score":116923.0},{"content":"The median property tax in Mississippi is $508 per year for a home valued at the median of $98,000. Counties in Mississippi collect an average of 0.52% of a property's assessed fair market value as property tax.","qid":169208,"docid":"2888360","rank":37,"score":116715.0},{"content":"Coahoma County's median property tax is $562 per year, which equates to a 1.05% tax rate on a median home value of $53,400.","qid":169208,"docid":"5326937","rank":38,"score":116640.0},{"content":"Mississippi has a state sales tax of 7.00% and local governments can collect an additional local option sales tax of up to 1.00%. There are two local tax jurisdictions in the state with an average local tax of 0.052%. The highest sales tax rate in Mississippi is 8.00% in Jackson and Tougaloo.","qid":169208,"docid":"4694328","rank":39,"score":116595.0},{"content":"Individuals who owe extra Mississippi Income Taxes can pay their estimated balance due by mailing a check or money order with the completed Mississippi Extension Form 80-180 to the Mississippi State Tax Commission Office of Revenue.","qid":169208,"docid":"85993","rank":40,"score":116488.0},{"content":"The Mississippi state sales tax is 7%, but local city taxes may differ. For specific city sales tax rates, refer to the list of Mississippi Cities.","qid":169208,"docid":"4694325","rank":41,"score":115968.0},{"content":"Mississippi law states that winnings reported on W2G, 1099, or other informational returns from casinos are not included in Mississippi income and no income tax credit is allowed for the amount withheld. The withheld amount is non-refundable to the taxpayer.","qid":169208,"docid":"2594160","rank":42,"score":115537.0},{"content":"Mississippi has a straightforward state sales tax with a flat rate, but local county and city taxes add significant variation to the overall sales tax rate.","qid":169208,"docid":"7169068","rank":43,"score":115064.0},{"content":"The Mississippi Department of Revenue's website allows taxpayers to check the status of their state tax returns using the Taxpayer Access Point (TAP). To use this function, taxpayers need to provide their taxpayer identification number, tax year, and most recent adjusted gross income.","qid":169208,"docid":"6628987","rank":44,"score":114782.0},{"content":"Unemployment rate in Oxford, Mississippi is 4.90% with a negative job growth of 0.68%. Future job growth is predicted to be 33.70% over the next decade. The sales tax rate is 7.00% and income tax is 5.00%. The income per capita is $22,223 and the median household income is $34,523.","qid":169208,"docid":"4202278","rank":45,"score":114668.0},{"content":"The Mississippi Department of Revenue provides the following notice regarding income tax refund information: it's for informational purposes only, and for inquiries about refund status, contact the state tax department using the provided phone number (601) 923-7801.","qid":169208,"docid":"721607","rank":46,"score":114533.0},{"content":"Madison County in Mississippi has the highest property tax with an average of $1,204.00 (0.66% of median home value) yearly, while Amite County has the lowest property tax at $281.00 (0.39% of median home value) per year.","qid":169208,"docid":"2888364","rank":47,"score":114246.0},{"content":"Mississippi has a 7% statewide sales tax. Jackson, the state capital, collects an additional 1% sales tax, making the total sales tax there 8%.","qid":169208,"docid":"4859434","rank":48,"score":113929.0},{"content":"Prepare and e-file Mississippi and Federal tax returns at efile.com, either together or separately. Mississippi state income tax return filing deadline is April 15.","qid":169208,"docid":"1395417","rank":49,"score":113728.0},{"content":"Gambling winnings from Mississippi casinos reported through a W2G, 1099, or other informational return are subject to a 3% non-refundable income tax, which is withheld by the casinos at the time of payout.","qid":169208,"docid":"2594164","rank":50,"score":113147.0},{"content":"A six-month extension to file a Mississippi state tax return may be granted if the taxpayer received an extension for their federal income tax return and owe taxes.","qid":169208,"docid":"1395412","rank":51,"score":112941.0},{"content":"Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, New York, and Pennsylvania do not fully exempt income from Social Security benefits from state taxation. In contrast, the District of Columbia, Idaho, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Missouri, Montana, New Jersey, North Carolina, South Carolina, Oklahoma, and West Virginia offer partial tax exclusions for such income.","qid":169208,"docid":"8518733","rank":52,"score":112896.0},{"content":"In 2014, the average tax refund in New Jersey was $2,960, equivalent to approximately two months of average housing costs. Over one million Mississippians received federal income tax refunds, totaling $3 billion, resulting in an average refund of $2,943 per person.","qid":169208,"docid":"1389264","rank":53,"score":112837.0},{"content":"If a vehicle is bought out-of-state and sales taxes are paid there, the tax credit will not apply in Mississippi. However, if the vehicle is titled in the buyer's name and first used in Mississippi, no sales tax is charged.","qid":169208,"docid":"5893619","rank":54,"score":112155.0},{"content":"Taxpayer and spouse, being residents of another state, should file Mississippi tax returns if they have Mississippi earned income, but they should file as nonresidents.","qid":169208,"docid":"7251632","rank":55,"score":112147.0},{"content":"The Department of Revenue in Mississippi is responsible for collecting taxes that fund state and local governments. This website offers information on different taxes, online filing, and forms.","qid":169208,"docid":"4694321","rank":56,"score":111215.0},{"content":"Seven southern states - Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, and South Carolina - complete the top ten states with the highest poverty rates. Among them, Nevada is the exception as it does not have a state income tax.","qid":169208,"docid":"2178936","rank":57,"score":110868.0},{"content":"Mississippi uses an origin-based sales tax system, where tax rates are determined by the vendor's location rather than the buyer's location. This simplifies tax administration for vendors as all in-state buyers pay the same sales tax rate.","qid":169208,"docid":"7169065","rank":58,"score":110715.0},{"content":"Receiving an extension for filing a federal income tax return also grants an extension for Mississippi income tax return, requiring the attachment of the federal extension form (Form 4868 or 2688) upon filing.","qid":169208,"docid":"6808748","rank":59,"score":110313.0},{"content":"If you change your address after filing a Mississippi income tax return, you must inform the Department of Revenue with a letter that includes your name, new address, social security number, contact number, and an explanation. The U.S. Postal Service does not forward refund checks.","qid":169208,"docid":"4762139","rank":60,"score":110031.0},{"content":"In Mississippi, a start-up business pays a tax rate of 1.00% in the first year, 1.10% in the second year, and 1.20% in the third and subsequent years for unemployment tax liability, before becoming eligible for a lower rate.","qid":169208,"docid":"2888362","rank":61,"score":109791.0},{"content":"Unemployment rate in Gulfport, Mississippi is 7.70% with a job growth rate of -0.23%. Future job growth is predicted to be 31.80% over the next decade. The city's sales tax rate is 7.00% and income tax is 5.00%. The income per capita is $21,579.","qid":169208,"docid":"4202275","rank":62,"score":109786.0},{"content":"The passage provides notice that the company does not have access to Mississippi taxpayers' income tax refund information and advises them to contact the state tax department using the provided hotline or website for refund status inquiries.","qid":169208,"docid":"721610","rank":63,"score":109647.0},{"content":"The states with no income tax, exemptions for pension and Social Security income, and low property and sales taxes include Alaska, Nevada, Hawaii, Wyoming, Florida, Louisiana, Delaware, and Mississippi.","qid":169208,"docid":"8383467","rank":64,"score":109570.0},{"content":"Pennsylvania and Mississippi are the only states in the US that exempt all forms of retirement income, including IRA and 401(k) distributions, from state taxes. Contrastingly, some states impose high tax rates and fully tax pension income.","qid":169208,"docid":"8518731","rank":65,"score":109539.0},{"content":"File a 2017 Mississippi income tax return concurrently with your federal tax return. Access and e-file the necessary state tax forms online. Check the deadlines for submitting the 2017 return.","qid":169208,"docid":"1395410","rank":66,"score":109519.0},{"content":"In Mississippi, a start-up business pays a tax rate of 1.00% in the first year, 1.10% in the second year, and 1.20% in the third and subsequent years for unemployment taxes.","qid":169208,"docid":"2888361","rank":67,"score":109368.0},{"content":"Mississippi receives $3.07 in federal funds for every dollar it pays in taxes, while Alabama receives $3.28 and $2.03 in federal funds, respectively, for every dollar paid in federal taxes.","qid":169208,"docid":"7484151","rank":68,"score":109198.0},{"content":"Mississippi does not allow the use of sales tax paid to dealers in other states as a credit against Mississippi Use Tax for purchases of certain vehicles, including automobiles, motor homes, trucks, boat, trailers, motorcycles, and all-terrain cycles, when the first use of the vehicle occurs in Mississippi.","qid":169208,"docid":"5872890","rank":69,"score":109076.0},{"content":"The Mississippi Department of Revenue is responsible for collecting taxes that fund state and local governments in Mississippi. This website offers information on different taxes and provides access to online filing and forms.","qid":169208,"docid":"560198","rank":70,"score":109068.0},{"content":"The sales tax rate in Pelahatchie, Mississippi is 7.00%, which is the state rate with no additional county, city, or special taxes. For sales tax rates in other Mississippi cities, check the Mississippi sales taxes by city and county resource.","qid":169208,"docid":"4694329","rank":71,"score":108599.0},{"content":"The Mississippi Department of Revenue is responsible for collecting taxes that fund state and local governments in Mississippi. This website offers information on different taxes and provides access to online filing and forms.","qid":169208,"docid":"7169063","rank":72,"score":108151.0},{"content":"A start-up business in Mississippi is subject to unemployment tax rates of 1.16% in the first year, 1.26% in the second year, and 1.36% in the third year and beyond, before becoming eligible for a lower rate.","qid":169208,"docid":"4202276","rank":73,"score":108008.0},{"content":"Counties and cities in Mississippi can impose a local sales tax of up to 0.25%, leading to a maximum combined sales tax of 7.25%. The state itself has a lower sales tax than 61.5% of other states, but there are five special jurisdictions in Mississippi that also levy local sales taxes.","qid":169208,"docid":"4771743","rank":74,"score":107614.0},{"content":"The following states do not impose taxes on Social Security income: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Delaware, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Virginia, Wisconsin, and the District of Columbia.","qid":169208,"docid":"83684","rank":75,"score":107423.0},{"content":"As of 2009, Illinois and Mississippi are the three states that do not tax pension income.","qid":169208,"docid":"4363719","rank":76,"score":107174.0},{"content":"In 2014, the average tax refund in New Jersey was $2,960, equivalent to approximately two months of average housing costs. Over a million taxpayers in Mississippi received federal income tax refunds, accumulating a total of $3 billion.","qid":169208,"docid":"6378182","rank":77,"score":107133.0},{"content":"The passage provides the phone numbers for Mississippi State Tax customer service: +1-601-923-7000, +1-601-856-1301, and +1-601-923-7318.","qid":169208,"docid":"721611","rank":78,"score":107124.0},{"content":"You pay all the increasing tax rates in Mississippi based on your total income, not just the rate for the income earned in your highest tax bracket.","qid":169208,"docid":"2888363","rank":79,"score":107036.0},{"content":"The Mississippi tax bracket refers to the tax rate applied to the last dollar earned in a tax period. The provided tax brackets are from tax year 2014.","qid":169208,"docid":"2888368","rank":80,"score":106740.0},{"content":"Nine states do not tax federal pensions, military pensions, and Social Security benefits for retirees: Alabama, Hawaii, Illinois, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, New York, and Pennsylvania.","qid":169208,"docid":"8383470","rank":81,"score":106508.0},{"content":"The IRS is taking longer to detect tax return fraud, so it's important to avoid common mistakes to ensure timely refunds. Your 2017 tax return is due on April 18.","qid":169208,"docid":"3800145","rank":82,"score":106393.0},{"content":"Several states including Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, New Mexico, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia are hosting tax holidays in 2016.","qid":169208,"docid":"5190469","rank":83,"score":105984.0},{"content":"The passage provides the customer support phone numbers for Mississippi State Tax Contact, which are +1-601-923-7000, +1-601-856-1301, and +1-601-923-7318.","qid":169208,"docid":"721604","rank":84,"score":105624.0},{"content":"The passage explains that processing time for paper-filed Mississippi tax returns is around 8-10 weeks. After acceptance, taxpayers can inquire about their refund from the Mississippi Tax Commission. A failure-to-file penalty is at least $100. If one requires additional time to file their Mississippi return and owes taxes, they may be eligible for a 6-month extension if they received a federal income tax extension.","qid":169208,"docid":"3262489","rank":85,"score":105450.0},{"content":"Mississippi's tax-free weekend is on July 28-29, 2017. Items under $100 or sold as a unit above $100, and clothing or footwear rentals are not exempt.","qid":169208,"docid":"5541539","rank":86,"score":105208.0},{"content":"Mississippi's tax-free weekend is scheduled for July 28-29, 2017. Clothing and footwear costing under $100 per item are exempt from tax during this period.","qid":169208,"docid":"5541538","rank":87,"score":105091.0},{"content":"Mississippi's sales tax-free weekend now applies to gun purchases, allowing buyers to save more the more they spend. (Gun Exchange owner, Jeff Duncan, Olive Branch)","qid":169208,"docid":"3555909","rank":88,"score":104939.0},{"content":"A new special sales tax will be implemented by the Mississippi Department of Revenue in the City of Jackson, starting March 1, 2014.","qid":169208,"docid":"4771738","rank":89,"score":104155.0},{"content":"The sales tax rate in Tinsley, Mississippi is 7.00% with no additional county, city, or special taxes. This is 1% lower than the maximum sales tax rate in the state. A sales tax table for 7.00% can be printed, and tax rates for other cities can be found on the Mississippi sales taxes by city and county page.","qid":169208,"docid":"160090","rank":90,"score":104021.0},{"content":"Coahoma County's sales tax rate is 7%, made up of a 7% state tax and 0% county tax.","qid":169208,"docid":"5326940","rank":91,"score":104013.0},{"content":"Mississippi residents will be exempt from the 7% state sales tax when purchasing handguns and accessories from September 5 to 7, marking the state's first Tax Free Sales Weekend for guns.","qid":169208,"docid":"3555911","rank":92,"score":103615.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the process of obtaining Mississippi State Income Tax Tables and Calculations. It mentions that there have been fixes with unintended long-term consequences related to tax abatement, exemption, and abatement. The author expresses a desire to eliminate income tax and provides a link to download the tax information from Alabama's rules website.","qid":169208,"docid":"8303019","rank":93,"score":103598.0},{"content":"The Mississippi Tax Commission does not provide confirmations for tax extension requests. Taxpayers with a liability must pay the due tax amount along with their application for an extension.","qid":169208,"docid":"85988","rank":94,"score":103457.0},{"content":"Mississippi holds two annual sales tax holidays, allowing shoppers to buy select items without paying the 7% state sales tax, saving a total of $35 on a $500 purchase.","qid":169208,"docid":"3555910","rank":95,"score":103416.0},{"content":"Mississippi's tax laws exempt racing gasoline, which is specifically manufactured for racing or has a lead content or octane level above 105 not suitable for highways, from taxation.","qid":169208,"docid":"6960321","rank":96,"score":103204.0},{"content":"Mississippi is the US state with the lowest per capita income in 2012, at $20,670.","qid":169208,"docid":"7461959","rank":97,"score":103188.0},{"content":"Florida, known as \"The Sunshine State,\" does not collect income taxes but has a sales tax rate of 6%, which is above the median among states. However, Florida's gas tax is among the highest in the country.","qid":169208,"docid":"5977048","rank":98,"score":103161.0},{"content":"Several states exempt government and some private pension income from state income taxes with limitations, while Alabama, Hawaii, Illinois, Mississippi, and Pennsylvania exempt nearly all pension income. Connecticut taxes pension income similarly to other income, except for Social Security, railroad retirement, and military retirement benefits.","qid":169208,"docid":"6665962","rank":99,"score":102962.0},{"content":"The Tax Collector, as established by the Mississippi Constitution, is an elected position with a four-year term responsible for collecting taxes on real and personal property, manufactured homes, vehicles, and airplanes, as well as use tax on items brought into the state.","qid":169208,"docid":"8230949","rank":100,"score":102939.0}]}
{"query":"when did family feud come out?","hits":[{"content":"The passage is about Family Feud, an American game show where families compete to give the most popular answers to survey questions for cash and prizes. It debuted on ABC in 1976 and aired until 1985.","qid":938400,"docid":"7004406","rank":1,"score":129358.0},{"content":"Family Feud is a TV game show where two families compete to identify the most common answers to survey questions for cash and prizes. Debuted on ABC in 1976, ran until 1985.","qid":938400,"docid":"4956064","rank":2,"score":128730.0},{"content":"Since the show's debut in 1976, multiple home versions of Family Feud have been released in various formats by companies including Milton Bradley, Pressman Games, Endless Games, and Imagination Entertainment, in board game and DVD game formats.","qid":938400,"docid":"7313620","rank":3,"score":126199.0},{"content":"A DVD set titled \"All-Star Family Feud\" was released on January 8, 2008, featuring 15 celebrity episodes from the original ABC\/syndicated versions. It had four discs. The DVD was re-issued as \"The Best of All-Star Family Feud\" on February 2, 2010.","qid":938400,"docid":"7313622","rank":4,"score":121998.0},{"content":"The third season of Celebrity Family Feud is set to be released on June 26, 2016. The show, which is a celebrity version of Family Feud, first aired in 2008. In this six-episode special series, famous families compete against each other for charity on the show's stage.","qid":938400,"docid":"47290","rank":5,"score":121035.0},{"content":"In 1975, Dawson joined Match Game as a regular panelist and was later hired by Goodson to host Family Feud, which debuted on ABC's daytime schedule in 1976. Family Feud became a ratings success, surpassing Match Game's ratings in late 1977.","qid":938400,"docid":"3914686","rank":6,"score":117916.0},{"content":"The TV announcer Gene Wood introduces Richard Dawson as the host of Family Feud on ABC-TV from July 12-16, 1976. The show later enters syndication on September 19-25, 1977. Dawson previously appeared on Match Game 73 and Hogan's Heroes.","qid":938400,"docid":"8678066","rank":7,"score":117714.0},{"content":"The Family Feud is a game show where two families compete to guess the most popular answers to survey questions. It was first produced by Mark Goodson and debuted on ABC in 1976, with a syndication run starting the following year. Richard Dawson was the original host. The show ended on both networks in 1985. Ray Combs hosted the first revival of Family Feud on CBS and in syndication, starting in 1988.","qid":938400,"docid":"3088747","rank":8,"score":117657.0},{"content":"Celebrity Family Feud is a primetime version of the game show Family Feud, featuring celebrities. It first aired on June 24, 2008.","qid":938400,"docid":"47281","rank":9,"score":117125.0},{"content":"The game show \"Family Feud\" has a long history, first airing in 1977 with Richard Dawson as host and returning in 1988 with Ray Combs.","qid":938400,"docid":"2870514","rank":10,"score":115952.0},{"content":"In June 1992, \"The Family Feud\" TV show extended from a half-hour to a full hour format, and was renamed \"The Family Feud Challenge.\" This new version included two new families competing against each other in the first half-hour, with the winning family advancing to play against the returning champions in the second half.","qid":938400,"docid":"2958100","rank":11,"score":115192.0},{"content":"Richard Dawson hosted Family Feud from 1976 to 1985, and then again from 1994 to 1995.","qid":938400,"docid":"3353755","rank":12,"score":114930.0},{"content":"Two families of five compete to guess the correct answers to poll questions asked to 100 people in the long-running TV game show, \"Family Feud.\" The show premiered in 1977 and has had various versions, including a longer network edition called \"The Family Feud Challenge.\" The rating is TV-PG. (175 ratings by TV Guide)","qid":938400,"docid":"3088746","rank":13,"score":113153.0},{"content":"The Family Feud TV show features two families of five attempting to guess the correct answers to poll questions based on responses from 100 people. The game show debuted in 1977 and has undergone various adaptations, including a longer network edition called \"The Family Feud Challenge.\"","qid":938400,"docid":"2958107","rank":14,"score":112735.0},{"content":"The Family Feud TV show features two families of five attempting to guess the correct answers to poll questions from 100 people in this long-running game show. It first aired in 1977 and has undergone various adaptations, including a one-hour network edition called \"The Family Feud Challenge.\" The rating for this program is TV-PG.","qid":938400,"docid":"4956057","rank":15,"score":112510.0},{"content":"In 1986, after nine years with Richard Dawson as host, ratings for Family Feud began to decline. Producers responded by giving the game show a makeover and seeking a new host to revitalize it.","qid":938400,"docid":"3353759","rank":16,"score":112475.0},{"content":"Mark Goodson developed Family Feud during the height of Match Game's success in daytime television ratings in 1976, where Goodson had previously been a prominent panelist.","qid":938400,"docid":"4956063","rank":17,"score":112408.0},{"content":"The passage lists the hosts of Family Feud since its inception in 1976: Richard Dawson (1976-1985, 1994-1995), Ray Combs (1988-1994), and Louie Anderson (1999-2002).","qid":938400,"docid":"3820292","rank":18,"score":112269.0},{"content":"The game show \"Family Feud\" celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2016, with ET documenting its history and every host involved. The show first aired in 1976 with Richard Dawson as the host, who enjoyed interacting with people and found it easy to have fun.","qid":938400,"docid":"2532049","rank":19,"score":111851.0},{"content":"The game show \"Family Feud\" celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2016, with ET documenting its history and every host involved. The show first aired in 1976 with Richard Dawson as the host, who enjoyed interacting with people and found it easy to have fun.","qid":938400,"docid":"3353762","rank":20,"score":111451.0},{"content":"The passage lists the hosts of Family Feud since its inception in 1976: Richard Dawson (1976-1985, 1994-1995), Ray Combs (1988-1994), and Louie Anderson (1999-2002).","qid":938400,"docid":"8309433","rank":21,"score":111319.0},{"content":"The passage lists the hosts of the game show \"Family Feud\" since its beginning in 1976: Richard Dawson (1976-1985, 1994-1995), Ray Combs (1988-1994), Louie Anderson (1999-2002), and Richard Karn (2002-2006).","qid":938400,"docid":"8309428","rank":22,"score":110781.0},{"content":"Two families of five compete in the game show \"Family Feud\" by guessing the most popular answers from polls conducted with 100 people. The show, which premiered in 1977, has undergone various versions including a longer network edition called \"The Family Feud Challenge.\" It is available to stream.","qid":938400,"docid":"3088748","rank":23,"score":110772.0},{"content":"In 1986, after nine years of hosting Family Feud, ratings began to decline, leading producers to make changes to the show. (Summary of: Family Feud faced declining ratings after nine years with Richard Dawson as host, prompting producers to make changes.)","qid":938400,"docid":"3353757","rank":24,"score":110748.0},{"content":"A list of Family Feud hosts since 1976 includes: Richard Dawson (1976-1985, 1994-1995), Ray Combs (1988-1994), Louie Anderson (1999-2002), and Richard Karn (2002-2006). John O'Hurley took over from 2006 to 2","qid":938400,"docid":"3353764","rank":25,"score":110540.0},{"content":"ABC announced the airing of six new episodes of Celebrity Family Feud during the summer of 2015, with premiere on June 21, hosted by Steve Harvey.","qid":938400,"docid":"47287","rank":26,"score":110020.0},{"content":"The passage lists the hosts of the game show \"Family Feud\" since its beginning in 1976: Richard Dawson (1976-1985, 1994-1995), Ray Combs (1988-1994), Louie Anderson (1999-2002), Richard Karn (2002-2006), John O'Hurley (20","qid":938400,"docid":"3820294","rank":27,"score":110014.0},{"content":"The Audience Match segment of the game show \"Match Game\" inspired the creation of \"Family Feud\" as a spin-off in 1976. \"Match Game\" was highly popular, and when \"Family Feud\" conducted a survey, the most common response for \"Name a famous Gene\" was \"Rayburn.\"","qid":938400,"docid":"6501473","rank":28,"score":109759.0},{"content":"Family Feud won the Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Game\/Audience Participation Show in 1977. The show also received two awards for Outstanding Game Show Host, first with Dawson in 1978 and later with Harvey in 2014.","qid":938400,"docid":"2532047","rank":29,"score":108872.0},{"content":"A game show called \"The Family Feud\" has been running since 1977, where two families of five try to guess the most popular answers to survey questions based on responses from 100 people. The show has had various versions, including a longer network edition named \"The Family Feud Challenge.\"","qid":938400,"docid":"4956059","rank":30,"score":108869.0},{"content":"Family Feud has had various hosts since its 1976 inception, with the game format remaining consistent despite changes in hosts. The following is a list of those hosts: [No specific hosts mentioned in the passage, so the summary cannot include any names.]","qid":938400,"docid":"2962208","rank":31,"score":108629.0},{"content":"Since 1976, Family Feud has had a total of 1434 episodes, hosted by five different people: Richard Dawson, Ray Combs, Louie Anderson, Richard Karn, John O'Hurley, and Steve Harvey.","qid":938400,"docid":"7313626","rank":32,"score":107255.0},{"content":"Ray Combs took over as the host of Family Feud in 1988 following a three-year break. As a comedian, he suited the show's format, but fans took some time to accept him.","qid":938400,"docid":"2962209","rank":33,"score":107097.0},{"content":"The passage is about the first game show hosted by Richard Dawson, which aired locally in Southern California. Dawson later became famous for hosting Family Feud starting in 1976, and both shows were produced by Mark Goodson, who also produced The Price Is Right.","qid":938400,"docid":"7787197","rank":34,"score":106860.0},{"content":"The NBC show \"Celebrity Family Feud\" is a spin-off of the game show \"Family Feud.\" In this version, teams of celebrities compete instead of regular contestants, and they play for charity rather than prizes. This format is similar to the primetime All-Star Specials of the late 1970s and early 1980s.","qid":938400,"docid":"47289","rank":35,"score":106485.0},{"content":"The passage lists the hosts of Family Feud since its inception in 1976: Richard Dawson (1976-1985, 1994-1995), Ray Combs (1988-1994), Louie Anderson (1999-2002), Richard Karn (2002-2006), and John O'Hurley (2006-","qid":938400,"docid":"8309427","rank":36,"score":106275.0},{"content":"Richard Dawson hosted Family Feud from 1976 to 1985. The show was cancelled and later returned in 1988 with Ray Combs as the host. Dawson came back in 1994 to boost ratings but the show was off the air for four years after that. Louie Anderson took over hosting duties when it returned.","qid":938400,"docid":"3353763","rank":37,"score":105446.0},{"content":"The game show \"Family Feud\" has had six hosts since its debut in 1976, including Richard Dawson and Steve Harvey.","qid":938400,"docid":"2962212","rank":38,"score":104921.0},{"content":"Richard Dawson was the original host of Family Feud from 1976 to 1985, and returned for a season in 1994.","qid":938400,"docid":"7004405","rank":39,"score":103792.0},{"content":"Richard Dawson was the original host of Family Feud from 1976 to 1985 and returned for a season in 1994.","qid":938400,"docid":"2962205","rank":40,"score":103773.0},{"content":"Family Feud is a long-running game show that started in the late 1970s with Richard Dawson as the host. The competition involves families competing against each other to answer survey questions with the most popular responses.","qid":938400,"docid":"4207807","rank":41,"score":103594.0},{"content":"ABC is airing a primetime version of the game show \"Family Feud\" featuring celebrities and their families, hosted by Steve Harvey, for six episodes starting June 21.","qid":938400,"docid":"3088755","rank":42,"score":103313.0},{"content":"Richard Dawson was the original host of Family Feud from 1976 to 1985, and made a brief return in 1994.","qid":938400,"docid":"7004408","rank":43,"score":103151.0},{"content":"In June 2015, Family Feud surpassed Wheel of Fortune as the highest-rated syndicated game show on television. Since its launch in May 2015, reruns of Family Feud episodes hosted by Dawson, Combs, Anderson, Karn, and O'Hurley have been acquired by Buzzr.","qid":938400,"docid":"2958103","rank":44,"score":102560.0},{"content":"Steve Harvey is currently in his fourth season as the host of Family Feud, a long-running syndicated game show, which had record-high ratings during the 2012-2013 season.","qid":938400,"docid":"3820293","rank":45,"score":102259.0},{"content":"The passage describes the speaker's fondness for the game show Family Feud during the 1970's and 80''s. They acknowledge that the game itself is not exceptional but attribute their enjoyment to the first two hosts who they found to be larger than life.","qid":938400,"docid":"8309436","rank":46,"score":101856.0},{"content":"The show aired on The Family Channel from April 1, 1996 to August 14, 1998, with regular cast members providing information on various subjects.","qid":938400,"docid":"3035075","rank":47,"score":100871.0},{"content":"Richard Dawson hosted Family Feud from 1976 to 1985 and again in 1994-95.","qid":938400,"docid":"3035288","rank":48,"score":100330.0},{"content":"The second season of Celebrity Family Feud, hosted by Steve Harvey, will premiere on ABC on June 26, 2016 at 8|7c. Famous participants include Lance Bass, Snoop Dogg, and Paula Deen, among others.","qid":938400,"docid":"5061328","rank":49,"score":100228.0},{"content":"The passage is about a TV show titled \"Hatfield-McCoy Feud,\" which premiered in 2012 and is rated TV-14. The show chronicles the famous Hatfield-McCoy family feud that took place in the 1880s and almost caused civil war between Kentucky and West Virginia.","qid":938400,"docid":"6088914","rank":50,"score":98984.0},{"content":"The second season of Celebrity Family Feud premieres on ABC on June 26 at 8|7c. Hosted by Steve Harvey, this season features celebrities such as Lance Bass, Snoop Dogg, and Paula Deen.","qid":938400,"docid":"492658","rank":51,"score":98074.0},{"content":"The passage discusses a moment in Richard Dawson's career, specifically his appearance at the launch of the Family Feud Video Slots at the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas in 2003.","qid":938400,"docid":"8678071","rank":52,"score":97973.0},{"content":"Ray hosted Family Feud from 1988 to 1994 and was popular, but he was unexpectedly let go from the show in 1994.","qid":938400,"docid":"3353758","rank":53,"score":97539.0},{"content":"Family Feud is an American game show where two families compete to identify the most common answers to survey questions for cash and prizes. It's a spin-off of Match Game, featuring original host Richard Dawson on the panel.","qid":938400,"docid":"2484350","rank":54,"score":96736.0},{"content":"Mark Goodson selected Ray to host The New Family Feud in the late 1990s. Ray's genuine affection for people made him a great fit. However, ratings for Family Feud started declining in 1994 after Mark Goodson's death.","qid":938400,"docid":"3353761","rank":55,"score":96604.0},{"content":"\"Family\" is an American television drama that aired on ABC from 1976 to 1980.","qid":938400,"docid":"2698444","rank":56,"score":96469.0},{"content":"The \"Family Feud\" game show, which has been running for nearly 40 years, heavily relies on its host. A recent episode without Steve Harvey would have only lasted three minutes.","qid":938400,"docid":"7313624","rank":57,"score":96274.0},{"content":"In early 2000, Richard Dawson hosted a Family Feud marathon on Fox for Thanksgiving Day, which was filmed in 1995. Some may not recognize the name Richard Dawson, but he gained fame as the host of Family Feud. In 1981, the Johnson family appeared on the show, and Dawson met Gretchen Johnson, with whom he had a daughter, Shannon Dawson, in 199","qid":938400,"docid":"2071052","rank":58,"score":96006.0},{"content":"Family Feud is an American game show where two families compete to identify the most common answers to survey questions to win cash and prizes. It was created by Mark Goodson and is a spin-off of Match Game, which originally featured Richard Dawson as host.","qid":938400,"docid":"3088751","rank":59,"score":95946.0},{"content":"The film was first released on VHS in North America by Family Home Entertainment in 1987. It came out on DVD for the first time in 2000, distributed by Rhino Entertainment in Canada, and exclusively by Seville Pictures.","qid":938400,"docid":"4728319","rank":60,"score":95709.0},{"content":"Family Feud is a TV game show in which two families compete, answering survey questions to win cash and prizes.","qid":938400,"docid":"2958099","rank":61,"score":95691.0},{"content":"A holiday movie titled \"Almost Christmas,\" directed by David E. Talbert and produced by Will Packer, features a cast causing chaos on an episode of Family Feud hosted by Steve Harvey before its November 11 release. The story revolves around a patriarch (Danny Glover) who requests his family to get along during the holiday season.","qid":938400,"docid":"5833740","rank":62,"score":95490.0},{"content":"Mark Goodson produced the first game show for Richard Dawson, titled Lucky Pair, which aired on local Southern California television in the early 1970s. Later, Dawson hosted Family Feud (1976), also produced by Goodson, who was also responsible for producing The Price Is Right (1972) with Bob Barker.","qid":938400,"docid":"8769932","rank":63,"score":94886.0},{"content":"Steve Harvey has been the host of Family Feud since 2010. Known for his humor, enthusiasm towards contestants, and excellent timing, he is one of the most successful hosts in the show's history.","qid":938400,"docid":"2962203","rank":64,"score":94762.0},{"content":"In 1992, Family Feud introduced a new Bullseye round that impacted the grand prize during Fast Money. Initially, both families began the round with a bankroll of $2,000.","qid":938400,"docid":"3820289","rank":65,"score":93738.0},{"content":"The passage lists the hosts of the game show \"Celebrity Family Feud\" on NBC from 1976 to present. The hosts in chronological order are: Richard Dawson (1976-1985, 1994-1995), Ray Combs (1988-1994), Louie Anderson (1999-2002), Richard Karn (2002-2","qid":938400,"docid":"8309429","rank":66,"score":93165.0},{"content":"The Family Computer, known as Famicom or FC, was first released in Japan on July 15, 1983. It was later introduced in North America in 1985, Europe in 1986, and Australia in 1987.","qid":938400,"docid":"8719093","rank":67,"score":92958.0},{"content":"The Hatfield-McCoy Feud is the subject of historian Altina L. Waller's book \"Feud: Hatfields, McCoys, and Social Change in Appalachia, 1860-1900\". Waller was interviewed for the documentary accompanying the History Channel miniseries \"Hatfields and McCoys\".","qid":938400,"docid":"4611417","rank":68,"score":92840.0},{"content":"The Game Show Network airs the comedic show Family Feud.","qid":938400,"docid":"7004409","rank":69,"score":92244.0},{"content":"Family Feud, hosted by Harvey, consistently ranks among the top 10 highest-rated daytime TV shows and third among game shows with a 6.0 share in the Nielsen ratings and approximately 8.8 million viewers in February 2014.","qid":938400,"docid":"2532053","rank":70,"score":92224.0},{"content":"The Family Feud auditions for families usually begin in April or May with locations varying. The show's headquarters are in Los Angeles, California, where many teams are selected.","qid":938400,"docid":"2870513","rank":71,"score":92177.0},{"content":"The Johnson family, including Richard Johnson, appeared on Family Feud in 1981 where he met Gretchen Johnson. They had a daughter, Shannon Dawson, in 1990 and got married in 1991. They currently live in Beverly Hills, California. Richard narrated TV's Funniest Game Show Moments on Fox in the early 2000s.","qid":938400,"docid":"7624443","rank":72,"score":91978.0},{"content":"British-born actor and game show host Richard Dawson, originally named Colin Emm (born November 20, 1932, died June 2, 2012), is best recognized for hosting the game show Family Feud.","qid":938400,"docid":"2484344","rank":73,"score":90939.0},{"content":"The show \"Early Edition\" debuted in wider syndication in September 2000 and was later aired on ION Television until January 2007. Currently, FamilyNet broadcasts the series nightly at 9\/8c, and it has also been aired on GMC.","qid":938400,"docid":"3421110","rank":74,"score":90686.0},{"content":"ABC has announced the renewal of \"Steve Harvey's Celebrity Family Feud\" for a second season.","qid":938400,"docid":"47282","rank":75,"score":90529.0},{"content":"Family Matters is an American sitcom that aired on ABC from 1989 to 1997, and then on CBS from 1997 to 1998.","qid":938400,"docid":"5418290","rank":76,"score":90437.0},{"content":"The Johnson family, including Richard and Gretchen, met on Family Feud in 1981. They had a daughter, Shannon Dawson, in 1990 and got married in 1991. They continue to reside in Beverly Hills, California.","qid":938400,"docid":"2071055","rank":77,"score":90011.0},{"content":"The first game show was the UK's Spelling Bee, which debuted in 1938. Truth or Consequences followed as a radio game turned television show. Family Feud is a long-running game show on television.","qid":938400,"docid":"4207804","rank":78,"score":89981.0},{"content":"The show \"Masquerade Party\" ran for six years, longer than Hitler's reign, according to Dawson's son. Dawson was a regular on Match Game and Match Game PM, and later hosted Masquerade Party. In 1976, he was hired to host Family Feud.","qid":938400,"docid":"3820295","rank":79,"score":89847.0},{"content":"Steve Harvey's \"Family Feud\" saw a significant increase in TV ratings since he took over as host in 2010, outperforming \"Jeopardy\" and \"Wheel of Fortune\" and ranking second only to \"Judge Judy\" among adults 25-54 during the last week of January 2020. The show achieved record-breaking ratings of 6.1 for household viewers and 3.1 for women ","qid":938400,"docid":"8309430","rank":80,"score":89759.0},{"content":"Steve Harvey's radio show was followed by hosting \"Family Feud,\" becoming the first non-white male to do so. Viewership for the show increased by 40% in 2013, averaging 7 million viewers per episode.","qid":938400,"docid":"1246779","rank":81,"score":89733.0},{"content":"The eighth season of Family Guy aired on Fox with twenty-one episodes from September 2009 to May 2010. After its initial release, the season was distributed as DVD box sets and in syndication. It also aired on BBC Three in the UK from May to July 2010.","qid":938400,"docid":"1812531","rank":82,"score":89579.0},{"content":"A lighthearted suspense film, \"Family Plot\" (1976), follows a con artist psychic and her taxi driver-turned-private investigator boyfriend as they unknowingly cross paths with a pair of serial kidnappers while searching for a missing heir in California. The film was produced by Universal Pictures, rated PG, and released on DVD on an unknown date. Its box office revenue is undisclosed. 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Fields idolized Barker growing up, while Dawson hosted Family Feud (1976).","qid":938400,"docid":"6937213","rank":85,"score":89357.0},{"content":"The documentary series \"An American Family\" was produced in the U.S. from May 30, 1971 to December 31, 1971, and aired on PBS from January 11, 1973 to March 29, 1973.","qid":938400,"docid":"5136179","rank":86,"score":89323.0},{"content":"In 1981, Richard met his second wife, Gretchen Johnson, when she was a contestant on Family Feud. He hosted the show for a total of eleven years: nine consecutive years from 1976 to 1985 and one non-consecutive year during the 1994-1995 season. He has one brother and a daughter, Shannon Dawson, born in 1990, with G","qid":938400,"docid":"2071046","rank":87,"score":89271.0},{"content":"Family Guy, which first aired on January 31, 1999, has broadcast a total of 286 episodes up to its fifteenth season, which started on September 25, 2016. The show has received 12 Emmy Award nominations and 11 Annie Award nominations, and has won three awards in each category.","qid":938400,"docid":"4529109","rank":88,"score":89234.0},{"content":"The Celebrity Family Feud episode airs on ABC at 8:00 PM EST every Sunday, with a runtime of approximately 60 minutes. Viewers can also watch episodes on Amazon or check the show's official website and IMDb page.","qid":938400,"docid":"7239123","rank":89,"score":89139.0},{"content":"Dawson started appearing regularly on Match Game and Match Game PM, and in 1976, he was hired to host Family Feud, marking his first game show hosting role.","qid":938400,"docid":"3035287","rank":90,"score":89069.0},{"content":"Raymond Neil Ray Combs, Jr. (1956-1996) was an American comedian, actor, and game show host. He started his career as a stand-up comedian in the 1980s and gained popularity. From 1990 to 1994, he hosted the revival of Family Feud on CBS and in syndication. From 1995 to 1996, he hosted Family","qid":938400,"docid":"3353756","rank":91,"score":88907.0},{"content":"Three episodes of Family Feud are scheduled on GSN at 5:00pm, 5:30pm, and 6:00pm on August 25th, 2023.","qid":938400,"docid":"7239122","rank":92,"score":88849.0},{"content":"The Hatfields-McCoys feud, which began in 1865 and reached its deadliest point in 1882, saw three McCoy men fatally stab and shoot Ellison Hatfield a total of 26 times.","qid":938400,"docid":"3074065","rank":93,"score":88698.0},{"content":"Karn joined the regular cast of a TV show after appearing as a guest star in its pilot episode. In 2002, he took over as the fourth host of Family Feud, but left the show in 2006 and was subsequently replaced by John O'Hurley.","qid":938400,"docid":"7970190","rank":94,"score":88672.0},{"content":"Family Feud is an American game show where two families compete to identify the most popular responses to survey questions, posed to 100 people. The creators of the show were Mark Goodson and Bill Todman.","qid":938400,"docid":"7313619","rank":95,"score":88432.0},{"content":"Dawson, best known for his role as Corporal Peter Newkirk on Hogan's Heroes, hosted Family Feud from 1976 to 1985 and again from 1994 to 1995. He also served as a regular panelist on CBS's Match Game from 1973 to 1978. In 1984, he acquired American citizenship while maintaining his British citizenship.","qid":938400,"docid":"3914687","rank":96,"score":87913.0},{"content":"The Family Guy Wiki episode guide details the history of the show, which first aired on January 31, 1999, and originally ended on February 14, 2002. Due to DVD sales and cable ratings success on Adult Swim, FOX revived the program, and it resumed airing on May 1, 2005.","qid":938400,"docid":"4495259","rank":97,"score":87871.0},{"content":"British soap opera \"Family Affairs,\" aired on Channel 5 since 1997, consisted of five half-hour episodes weekly. Despite low ratings, producers frequently restructured the show.","qid":938400,"docid":"2354119","rank":98,"score":87299.0},{"content":"Family Guy, which first aired 15 years ago during Super Bowl XXXIII in 1999, has had a successful run despite initial cancellation and a devoted fanbase.","qid":938400,"docid":"2899840","rank":99,"score":87281.0},{"content":"The article discusses \"Family Matters,\" a U.S. sitcom that aired on ABC from 1989 to 1998 and later on CBS. It is a spin-off of \"Perfect Strangers\" and focuses on the Winslow family, a middle-class African American family residing in Chicago, Illinois.","qid":938400,"docid":"7819293","rank":100,"score":87220.0}]}
{"query":"what the best way to get clothes white","hits":[{"content":"Bleach effectively whitens and removes stubborn stains from moderately soiled, synthetic blend or natural and synthetic blend white clothes. Warm water is recommended for washing these types of garments.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8175412","rank":1,"score":130242.0},{"content":"Wash white clothes separately in the hottest water possible (at least 120 degrees) for optimal whiteness. Use a detergent with bleach alternative and enzymes, applying the maximum recommended amount.","qid":1108651,"docid":"2745683","rank":2,"score":121643.0},{"content":"The passage suggests using white vinegar to whiten clothes during laundry as an alternative to bleach. To do this, add \u00bd to 1 cup of white vinegar to a wash cycle, after adding detergent, but before loading clothes. The initial smell will disappear.","qid":1108651,"docid":"1421355","rank":3,"score":119249.0},{"content":"The passage suggests two methods for whitening clothes without using bleach or Oxyclean. The first method involves adding a cup of white vinegar to a regular wash cycle. The second method includes using a large stock pot with detergent, baking soda, and lemon ammonia in very warm to hot water for soaking and whitening clothes.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8289561","rank":4,"score":118909.0},{"content":"The most effective way to remove dye from white clothing is by using chlorine bleach. This can be done by adding 1\/2 cup of bleach to a gallon of water and soaking the clothes for 30 minutes before washing as usual. For non-white fabrics, a dye or color remover is recommended.","qid":1108651,"docid":"4911228","rank":5,"score":115856.0},{"content":"Bleach is a cleaning agent used to remove tough stains and make whites extremely white. There are two types: chlorine bleach, effective for whitening but not suitable for colored fabrics.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8258085","rank":6,"score":114829.0},{"content":"Separate whites into three piles based on wash temperature: hot for sturdy fabrics like towels, bed sheets, socks, and sweatshirts.","qid":1108651,"docid":"3102792","rank":7,"score":114111.0},{"content":"Bleach comes in two forms: chlorine bleach, which effectively whitens clothes but should not be used on colored fabrics, and all-fabric bleach, which is safe for use on colored textiles.","qid":1108651,"docid":"1643324","rank":8,"score":113231.0},{"content":"The passage outlines steps to remove dye from white clothing. First, soak the clothes in bleach or vinegar for 30 minutes in a large sink or bathtub. After rinsing with cool water, if the dye persists, try using a color remover like Rit Color Remover or Carbona Color Remover. Mix the product with water as directed, then soak, rinse, and launder the clothing.","qid":1108651,"docid":"2564930","rank":9,"score":112870.0},{"content":"The passage provides instructions on using lemon juice for bleaching white clothes and cleaning brass. For clothes, mix 1\/2 cup of lemon juice with one gallon of hot water and soak the cotton or polyester garments for an hour to overnight. For brass, rub a lemon wedge with salt on the surface to remove tarnish, repeating the process as needed.","qid":1108651,"docid":"5066712","rank":10,"score":112010.0},{"content":"On April 30, 2012, the author discovered a method to whiten and brighten clothes without using bleach or Oxyclean, due to allergies. The process involves filling a bucket with about 1\/2 gallon of warm to hot water and adding one cup of lemon ammonia. The lightest or white garment with dingy or gray appearance is then soaked in the solution.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8175409","rank":11,"score":111163.0},{"content":"The passage outlines a process for washing and soaking white clothes. It involves draining and rinsing clothes with warm water, then soaking them in hot water with either white vinegar or household ammonia for 15 minutes each. The process is repeated with vinegar and ammonia.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8289560","rank":12,"score":111099.0},{"content":"Bleach is used for removing tough stains and making clothes very white. Two types exist: chlorine bleach, suitable for whites only, and all-fabric bleach, safe for colored fabrics. Always check the care tag for washing instructions.","qid":1108651,"docid":"1457501","rank":13,"score":110062.0},{"content":"Add 1 1\/2 cups of vinegar to a rinse cycle to keep a whole load of whites looking white. For individual items with stubborn stains, soak them overnight in hot water with added white distilled vinegar.","qid":1108651,"docid":"6522183","rank":14,"score":109980.0},{"content":"The passage describes a laundry process involving multiple soaks. The first soak is in water with no added substances for about 15 minutes, followed by rinsing with warm water. The second soak is in hot water with 2 tablespoons of white vinegar for another 15 minutes. The third soak is in hot water with 2 tablespoons of household ammonia for the same duration.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8289555","rank":15,"score":109951.0},{"content":"The passage suggests using baking soda, vinegar, borax, lemon juice, and hydrogen peroxide to naturally whiten clothes during laundry. Adding \u00bd cup of any of these cleaners to each wash cycle can help keep clothes white. For enhanced brightness, mix in \u00bd cup vinegar and \u00bd cup borax in white loads, as the vinegar also softens clothes.","qid":1108651,"docid":"6636001","rank":16,"score":109842.0},{"content":"The passage outlines a process for washing whites using a sink or bucket. It involves draining and rinsing clothes with warm water, then soaking them in hot water with ammonia for 15 minutes, draining and rinsing again, and finally soaking them in hot water with vinegar for another 15 minutes before rinsing with warm water again.","qid":1108651,"docid":"5330510","rank":17,"score":109399.0},{"content":"Soak white clothes in a solution of warm water and oxygen-based bleach overnight. After soaking, wash as normal and add 1\/2 cup distilled white vinegar to the rinse water.","qid":1108651,"docid":"1421353","rank":18,"score":108064.0},{"content":"The passage describes the speaker's preference for using Oxiclean instead of bleach for washing white clothes. They mention that bleach can damage clothing colors and Oxiclean is more effective. The speaker has experienced this firsthand as they wash their clothes by hand.","qid":1108651,"docid":"6058576","rank":19,"score":107447.0},{"content":"A solution of 4 quarts (4 L) warm water and 1 cup (250 ml) baking soda is prepared for soaking dingy white clothes. The clothes should be fully submerged and left to soak for approximately 8 hours.","qid":1108651,"docid":"1421349","rank":20,"score":106874.0},{"content":"The passage suggests drying clothes in the sun as a cost-effective and natural way to whiten them, as the sun bleaches garments without setting stains. For removing stains, the passage recommends treating rust stains by removing as much of the stain as possible beforehand, then saturating the stain with lemon juice and sprinkling salt on it.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8175410","rank":21,"score":106452.0},{"content":"To remove grease stains from white clothes, apply liquid dishwashing detergent generously onto the stain and gently work it in with fingers. Treat the stain as soon as possible for best results.","qid":1108651,"docid":"815596","rank":22,"score":105994.0},{"content":"The passage provides instructions on how to wash white clothes, starting with separating them from other colors. Then, whites should be further sorted based on wash temperature: hot, warm, or cold.","qid":1108651,"docid":"5330509","rank":23,"score":105270.0},{"content":"Add bleach to white clothes load for effective stain removal. Choose between standard bleach, non-chlorine bleach, or 3-percent peroxide solution based on concerns and fabric type.","qid":1108651,"docid":"1421350","rank":24,"score":104858.0},{"content":"The passage provides tips for removing stains from white clothing quickly. Recommendations include using a knife to remove excess food, blotting liquids with a clean white cloth, and dabbing a cool water-soaked cloth with nontoxic dishwashing liquid on the stain. It's advised against using a dark-colored cloth or linty terry towel to rub the stain and applying bar soap to a fresh stain.","qid":1108651,"docid":"815597","rank":25,"score":104768.0},{"content":"White garments are typically washed in hot water for effective cleaning and stain removal.","qid":1108651,"docid":"3102796","rank":26,"score":103810.0},{"content":"Mix 1 cup of baking soda or washing soda with 4 quarts of warm water in a sink or basin, or add directly to the washing machine with white clothes. Do not use a separate detergent dispenser. Let clothes soak for 8 hours in the solution or run a regular cycle.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8289552","rank":27,"score":103800.0},{"content":"The passage suggests using oxygen bleach to whiten yellowed washable clothes by soaking them in a solution of warm water and oxygen-based bleach for at least eight hours or overnight.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8175408","rank":28,"score":103075.0},{"content":"The passage explains that contrary to popular belief, wearing white clothing does not keep you cool during summer. Instead, black clothing is more effective in keeping cool due to basic physics and biology reasons.","qid":1108651,"docid":"6663873","rank":29,"score":103043.0},{"content":"A baking soda soak can be made by mixing four liters of water with one cup of baking soda for whitening clothes in a washing machine without additional additives. Let the white laundry soak in the solution for effective cleaning.","qid":1108651,"docid":"6635998","rank":30,"score":103023.0},{"content":"A cup of hydrogen peroxide can be used instead of bleach for whitening laundry. For stains, particularly blood stains, apply directly onto the affected area, let it sit for a minute, rub, and rinse with cold water. Repeat if needed.","qid":1108651,"docid":"5830553","rank":31,"score":102765.0},{"content":"Bleach effectively removes stains from white clothing. Application methods include directly onto stains before washing or adding to a full washing machine during the cycle.","qid":1108651,"docid":"6731792","rank":32,"score":102365.0},{"content":"A homemade stain remover for white clothes can be made by combining 1 cup hydrogen peroxide, 1 cup baking soda, and 1 cup water in a bowl. This mixture can be poured over old sweat stains to help restore their original whiteness.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8175414","rank":33,"score":102365.0},{"content":"The passage provides solutions to prevent whites from turning yellow: 1. Avoid bleaching polyester or polyester\/cotton blend clothing. 2. Consider using a water softener if you have hard water. 3. Minimize the use of bleach in general.","qid":1108651,"docid":"6623205","rank":34,"score":101946.0},{"content":"Soak white clothes in a warm water and oxygen-based bleach solution overnight. After soaking, wash as normal and add 1\/2 cup distilled white vinegar to the rinse water.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8289556","rank":35,"score":101369.0},{"content":"The passage recommends treating stains with Spray n' Wash or Shout before washing clothes. For whites, use hot water with detergent and optional bleach. Light colors can be washed in cold or warm water, while dark colors should be washed in cold water to prevent bleeding. Always check the garment label for the correct temperature.","qid":1108651,"docid":"1643320","rank":36,"score":101236.0},{"content":"Warm water is suitable for washing white clothes made of synthetic, natural-manmade fabrics, or moderately soiled ones. Cold water is recommended for delicate fabrics like lingerie and swimsuits, stained clothes with blood, wine, or coffee, and lightly soiled white clothes.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8175406","rank":37,"score":100378.0},{"content":"The passage suggests testing the colorfastness of lightly colored clothes by trying a method for white clothes on a hidden area. If the color remains unchanged, the clothing can be treated with a method for white clothes. However, if the color fades or changes, the vinegar method for dark clothes should be used instead.","qid":1108651,"docid":"7111296","rank":38,"score":100176.0},{"content":"The passage recommends separating clothes during washing not just by color but also by fabric content and weight for effective wrinkle prevention. Mixing lightweight and heavy items can result in the lighter clothes being crushed.","qid":1108651,"docid":"6917944","rank":39,"score":100137.0},{"content":"A theory suggests that pure lemon juice can bleach whites without using harsh chemicals. To try this method, mix 125 ml of lemon juice with eight liters of very hot water. Soak clothes in the solution for an hour, then add the mixture to the washing machine and wash as normal.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8175411","rank":40,"score":99719.0},{"content":"Soak white clothes in a sink with 1\/4 cup detergent and water for 2 hours. In the washing machine, add 1 cup baking soda or washing soda directly into the basin with white clothes, without using a separate dispenser. Run the cycle as usual.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8289554","rank":41,"score":99514.0},{"content":"Bleach whitens clothes by breaking down large, colored molecules into smaller, colorless ones through oxidation. These smaller molecules are typically removed during washing. To demonstrate bleach's effect, one can mix it with colors, such as green leaves.","qid":1108651,"docid":"2497199","rank":42,"score":99509.0},{"content":"When white out stains your clothes, use WD 40 to remove it. Apply liberally on both sides of the stain and wait for 30 minutes.","qid":1108651,"docid":"1621557","rank":43,"score":98421.0},{"content":"Before dyeing clothes, wash them in a normal warm cycle with mild detergent and remove stains. Optionally, use bleach for whiter results.","qid":1108651,"docid":"2497201","rank":44,"score":98358.0},{"content":"The passage suggests using peroxide to whiten clothes and remove blood stains. For blood stains, apply peroxide directly to the spot, let it sit for a minute, then rub and rinse with cold water. Repeat if needed.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8591633","rank":45,"score":97553.0},{"content":"The passage suggests using bleach instead of vinegar when washing a load of whites. For smelly towels or garments, soak them in a sink or tub filled with water, adding about one cup of vinegar per gallon of water. Soak for a few hours before washing as usual.","qid":1108651,"docid":"3909388","rank":46,"score":97055.0},{"content":"When attempting to remove stains from white clothing, avoid the following actions: using a dark-colored or linty cloth to rub the stain, and rubbing bar soap on fresh stains as it may set them. Additionally, be cautious with hot water when the stain type is uncertain.","qid":1108651,"docid":"815598","rank":47,"score":96790.0},{"content":"The passage advises using liquid dish detergent to remove oily stains from clothes, cautioning against the use of chlorine bleach due to potential fabric damage. The sooner stains are treated, the better the chances of saving the garment. To remove a stain, place the clothing on a towel, apply a generous amount of liquid dishwashing detergent, and gently work it into the stain.","qid":1108651,"docid":"815600","rank":48,"score":96480.0},{"content":"The passage suggests a simple trick to make whites look brighter without using bleach. It mentions that over time, whites can lose their brightness and appear gray. The reader is encouraged to try this trick, which is not specified in the passage. The passage also mentions a \"Thrifty Thursday @ LWSL\" board on Pinterest for more tips.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8175415","rank":49,"score":96000.0},{"content":"The passage suggests steps to remove stains from white pants. If the stain persists after drying, pre-treat and re-wash the garment. For truly white pants, add a small amount of bleach to the washer. Avoid adding excessive bleach to prevent fabric damage. For dried-on stains, use a butter knife to gently remove them. Place a paper towel inside the stain to prevent spreading, and blot the stain gently with a damp towel or sp","qid":1108651,"docid":"2920137","rank":50,"score":95962.0},{"content":"The passage advises against pouring bleach directly onto laundry as it can burn the fabric. Instead, using oxygen non-chlorine bleach in the form of concentrated or ultraconcentrated Sodium Percarbonate is recommended for effective and cost-efficient cleaning. Cheaper brands may contain more fillers. To use, add one cup of bleach to a large load of white laundry in hot water. If the laundry comes out yellow, it may indicate high iron content","qid":1108651,"docid":"1649636","rank":51,"score":95047.0},{"content":"Cleaning expert Linda Cobb, known as the Queen of Clean, shares tips for keeping whites looking bright and reviving dingy clothes. The first tip is to properly separate laundry loads to prevent colors from bleeding onto whites.","qid":1108651,"docid":"2141336","rank":52,"score":94731.0},{"content":"Summarization: To remove stubborn stains from items, first dampen the garment with cold water and leave it in the sun all day. Afterward, wash it as normal and let it air dry. For collar stain rings on white fabrics, use hydrogen peroxide as a stain remover.","qid":1108651,"docid":"93018","rank":53,"score":94710.0},{"content":"Hot water (130 degrees F. or above; 54 degrees C. or above) is ideal for washing white clothes, very dirty or greasy items, diapers, and sturdy fabrics that maintain their dye.","qid":1108651,"docid":"2475814","rank":54,"score":94532.0},{"content":"The passage provides washing tips: black clothes should be washed in cold water with Woolite to preserve color, while whites should be washed in hot water due to bacteria growth in washing machines.","qid":1108651,"docid":"847721","rank":55,"score":94437.0},{"content":"The passage suggests adding 1\/2 cup of baking soda to laundry detergent for natural whitening, and using a paste of baking soda and water to treat and remove stubborn spots on whites.","qid":1108651,"docid":"1421354","rank":56,"score":94400.0},{"content":"The passage advises against wearing white clothes made from thin, light materials like linen and cotton during fall, but suggests that white clothes in silk and denim fabrics are still suitable. Examples given are a white shirt or blouse and white jeans.","qid":1108651,"docid":"3561558","rank":57,"score":94021.0},{"content":"Consider a color scheme for white pants, with options including: 1. All white outfit with a loose-fitting patterned blouse and white skinny jeans, highlighting longer, slender legs. 2. Contrasting colors, such as a fun and flouncy top with tight white pants, drawing attention to the bottom half. 3. Accessorizing with strappy heels to further showcase legs.","qid":1108651,"docid":"3561554","rank":58,"score":93921.0},{"content":"Hydrogen peroxide can be used to whiten and brighten clothes, remove stains, and disinfect laundry. Apply it directly on stains like blood. For whites in the washing machine, add one cup for brightening. For a load of diapers, add one cup for whitening, deodorizing, and disinfecting.","qid":1108651,"docid":"1421351","rank":59,"score":93768.0},{"content":"The passage suggests various ways to style a olive green jacket. It can be paired with neutral colors like camel and denim, or with a feminine touch by wearing it over a pink or floral printed dress. Olive shoes can be worn to match the jacket or coordinate with the dress. Other options include wearing the jacket with white clothes, such as a thin white sweater and white skinnies, or dressing it up with smoother fabrics like indigo blue jeans and","qid":1108651,"docid":"6173144","rank":60,"score":93671.0},{"content":"A warm water wash of 90 degrees F (32 degrees C) is recommended, using a bleach-alternative detergent for all washable fabrics to maintain white clothes. Dry white cotton at high heat, while synthetics should be dried on medium and low temperatures.","qid":1108651,"docid":"3102788","rank":61,"score":93592.0},{"content":"Lemon juice can be used as a natural whitening agent in the washing cycle by adding 1\/2 cup to the machine along with detergent. However, it may cause bleach marks on colored clothing, so it's recommended for use only on pure white items.","qid":1108651,"docid":"1421352","rank":62,"score":93574.0},{"content":"The passage suggests a method for making white clothes look new again. The details of this method are not provided in the text.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8175407","rank":63,"score":93555.0},{"content":"The passage outlines steps to clean mildew-affected fabrics. Begin by brushing off mildew spores outside and sun-drying the item for three hours. Afterward, machine-wash whites with chlorine bleach or presoak colored fabrics in liquid nonchlorine bleach for 30 minutes before laundering.","qid":1108651,"docid":"6747079","rank":64,"score":93434.0},{"content":"Brushing teeth after consuming food or beverages is an effective way to naturally whiten them, but it requires consistency and may be challenging in certain situations.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8448628","rank":65,"score":92702.0},{"content":"The passage provides instructions for removing tape residue from a garment. It suggests placing the garment on a towel, saturating the residue with hairspray and brushing it in, or using fingers for silk or wool items.","qid":1108651,"docid":"4982432","rank":66,"score":92657.0},{"content":"When using a washing machine without a bleach dispenser, add detergent first, then add \u00bd to 1 cup of Clorox Regular-Bleach after the detergent but before clothes for regular and extra large machines respectively. For extra large machines, if there's no dispenser, use the same amount of bleach as above. If there is a dispenser, fill it to the maximum line instead.","qid":1108651,"docid":"1649634","rank":67,"score":92234.0},{"content":"The passage provides instructions for using Clorox Regular-Bleach in washing machines. It recommends adding \u00bd cup of bleach to the wash water after the detergent but before clothes, five minutes into the cycle for optimal results. For larger machines or extra white results, use 1 cup of bleach. For machines without a bleach dispenser, follow the above instructions using 1 cup of bleach. For machines with a bleach dispenser, fill it to","qid":1108651,"docid":"1649637","rank":68,"score":92039.0},{"content":"Soak clothes in hot water with lemon slices for one to two hours or overnight with boiled water for dingy clothes. Alternatively, use white vinegar during regular washing.","qid":1108651,"docid":"1421356","rank":69,"score":91822.0},{"content":"Activated charcoal is easily rinsed off from skin and non-porous surfaces, and can be removed from clothing. For teeth whitening, use it once or twice a week with a toothbrush, toothpaste, and an activated charcoal capsule. Brush teeth with the charcoal powder, which turns the mouth black, and rinse with water. For a face mask, the required items are not specified in the passage.","qid":1108651,"docid":"1020692","rank":70,"score":91740.0},{"content":"The passage provides washing instructions for different types of laundry in a dryer. Dark colors should be dried on medium or high temperature, light colors can use a warm or high heat setting, and whites should be dried at high temperature.","qid":1108651,"docid":"1643321","rank":71,"score":91665.0},{"content":"Use dish soap or laundry detergent on garment's exterior to pre-treat oils and prevent stains from setting. Use hottest recommended temperature with regular detergent, and add Clorox 2 Stain Remover & Color Booster for colors or Clorox Regular-Bleach1 for whites.","qid":1108651,"docid":"6407189","rank":72,"score":91621.0},{"content":"The passage suggests two methods to eliminate mildew smell from laundry. The first step is to run a hot water wash cycle with bleach to clean the washing machine. The second step is to add 1\/2 cup baking soda to the rinse water during a regular wash cycle to kill mildew. Vinegar can also be used in the wash water, but the passage author finds that it doesn't completely eliminate the smell.","qid":1108651,"docid":"1325618","rank":73,"score":91523.0},{"content":"The passage advises against mixing white clothes with bright colored ones during laundry, as the dyes from bright clothes may bleed onto white clothes. White clothes and towels are typically washed in hot water to sanitize them, but not all white items require this temperature.","qid":1108651,"docid":"1457502","rank":74,"score":91507.0},{"content":"The passage suggests hand washing clothes instead of dry cleaning, using mild detergent for wool and other fabrics, and gently wringing out water. Hand washing can revitalize dry-cleaned items by eliminating buildup of cleaning fluids.","qid":1108651,"docid":"6461621","rank":75,"score":91284.0},{"content":"Add 1\/2 cup of Borax or 1 cup of baking soda or washing soda directly into the washing machine basin with a load of white clothes. Run the cycle as normal without adding it to a separate detergent dispenser. Borax and baking soda have similar properties for whitening and deodorizing clothes.","qid":1108651,"docid":"8289557","rank":76,"score":91235.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that it's possible to wash colors and whites together in cold water, but only if the colors have been previously washed to prevent bleeding. Washing whites in hot water with bleach results in whiter clothes, while washing with colors ensures they get clean. The author shares their personal experience of doing this when they find leftover whites in the laundry basket after washing colors.","qid":1108651,"docid":"1643325","rank":77,"score":91229.0},{"content":"Absorb pen stain from fabric with a clean white rag until ink is gone. Wash clothing in cold water, add chlorine bleach for white or all-fabric bleach for colored garments.","qid":1108651,"docid":"2903084","rank":78,"score":90962.0},{"content":"Bluing liquid changes the appearance of white clothes to a bright, intense blue-white shade. Direct application of bluing liquid to fabric results in permanent staining.","qid":1108651,"docid":"6254871","rank":79,"score":90848.0},{"content":"Soak clothing in warm water with 1 cup of baking soda for 6-12 hours, then transfer to washing machine or rinse thoroughly if no machine is available.","qid":1108651,"docid":"4453964","rank":80,"score":90660.0},{"content":"White water rafting trips benefit from fast-drying synthetic clothes over traditional wool due to the latter's slow drying time. Commercial guide services typically provide specialized clothing items like neoprene wetsuits, boots, and helmets.","qid":1108651,"docid":"5440052","rank":81,"score":90637.0},{"content":"The use of denture cleaning solution can cause dentures to bleach and appear odd, particularly in gum areas. An ultrasonic denture cleaner is recommended as the best and most hygienic method for whitening and cleaning dentures.","qid":1108651,"docid":"4153275","rank":82,"score":90626.0},{"content":"Soak new clothing or fabric in undiluted white vinegar for 10-15 minutes before washing for the first time to prevent color run. Adding a cup of white vinegar to the last rinse can also help set the color. Prevent pink underwear stains with this vinegar laundry tip.","qid":1108651,"docid":"6522184","rank":83,"score":90159.0},{"content":"A 2010 study suggested that consuming fruit daily is an effective way to whiten teeth. Strawberries, orange peels, and lemon juice were identified as particularly effective due to their enzymes and acids that help remove stains.","qid":1108651,"docid":"844451","rank":84,"score":89967.0},{"content":"Summarize: Use a stain lifter if needed, then wash seersucker fabric in cold water in the washing machine. Avoid bleach for dyed fabric as it may cause yellowing. Dry the garment in the dryer on medium heat setting.","qid":1108651,"docid":"6205441","rank":85,"score":89952.0},{"content":"The author Sylvia expresses her affection for white pants, considering them a versatile and modern wardrobe staple. She outlines various ways to wear white pants, including with t-shirts, belts, blazers, hip tops, and short dresses. These options can be applied to casual, evening, and business settings.","qid":1108651,"docid":"3561560","rank":86,"score":89858.0},{"content":"Wringer washers help save money by washing multiple loads of clothing in a single tub of water, using less water and detergent for each load (whites first, then light colors, and lastly darks).","qid":1108651,"docid":"7163351","rank":87,"score":89819.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the significance of wearing white clothes, suggesting it requires extra care due to its color. An unrelated statement is included about every living being having an aura of specific sizes.","qid":1108651,"docid":"3632749","rank":88,"score":89681.0},{"content":"The passage suggests using distilled white vinegar and hot water to remove musty odors and kill mold and mildew from clothes. The process involves pouring two cups of vinegar into the washer, soaking the clothes in hot water for thirty minutes, and then rinsing them in cold water.","qid":1108651,"docid":"5962815","rank":89,"score":89610.0},{"content":"Tips for removing permanent marker stains from clothes: 1. Use bleach on white clothes. 2. Apply super-strength cleanser with circular motions. 3. Let acetone dry before removing \"ghost\" marks with window cleaner.","qid":1108651,"docid":"496571","rank":90,"score":89197.0},{"content":"The passage suggests using a solution of crushed aspirin and warm water to remove yellow sweat stains from white dress shirts.","qid":1108651,"docid":"5494410","rank":91,"score":89041.0},{"content":"The passage provides solutions for removing set coffee and tea stains by soaking the item in a vinegar-water solution and drying in the sun. For severe grass stains on white clothes, soaking in full-strength vinegar for a half-hour before washing is recommended.","qid":1108651,"docid":"6756165","rank":92,"score":88941.0},{"content":"To remove lipstick stains, apply dishwashing soap or a stain remover, let it sit for 10 minutes, then gently rub it in. Check the garment's care label for washing instructions and use appropriate bleach. Wash the item in the hottest water allowed, check if the stain is gone, and if so, dry it.","qid":1108651,"docid":"2589356","rank":93,"score":88519.0},{"content":"Use a bleach-alternative laundry detergent with a temperature of 90 degrees F (32 degrees C) for washing all fabrics, particularly for maintaining the whiteness of clothes. This detergent does not contain chlorine bleach.","qid":1108651,"docid":"5330512","rank":94,"score":88451.0},{"content":"The passage suggests six ways to naturally whiten teeth, with the first being to brush after eating or drinking. This method is effective but challenging due to convenience.","qid":1108651,"docid":"6730772","rank":95,"score":88432.0},{"content":"The passage explains that white is considered aesthetically pleasing at the beginning of a picnic, but gets grass stains quickly. Additionally, white is believed to help keep people cool in the summer as it reflects all visible light.","qid":1108651,"docid":"6663874","rank":96,"score":88412.0},{"content":"The passage encourages readers to embrace wearing white despite any reservations, focusing on finding the right fit for their body type. Suggestions include experimenting with various tops and shapes, wearing tunics or short dresses over trousers, and accessorizing with belts and blazers. White clothing can be worn in various settings, including casually, in the evening, and for business meetings.","qid":1108651,"docid":"3561559","rank":97,"score":88125.0},{"content":"Dip the top section of the garment or fabric in a dye bath for a light shade, rinse under cool water, and wring out excess dye while holding the lightest color at the top. Alternatively, leave the top section white.","qid":1108651,"docid":"7562550","rank":98,"score":88099.0},{"content":"The passage argues against washing all laundry in cold water, suggesting that while it may save time initially, it could lead to increased washing time in the future.","qid":1108651,"docid":"4351515","rank":99,"score":88081.0},{"content":"The passage argues against washing all laundry in cold water, stating that while it may save time initially, clothes that don't get properly cleaned in cold water may require rewashing, resulting in more time spent on laundry in the long run.","qid":1108651,"docid":"2475817","rank":100,"score":88074.0}]}
{"query":"who is rep scalise?","hits":[{"content":"Scalise is a former systems engineer with a history of public service. He began his political career by being elected Speaker of LSU's Student Government Association twice. From 1996 to 2008, he served in the Louisiana House and Senate.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4187307","rank":1,"score":126502.0},{"content":"House Republican leader Steve Scalise admitted speaking at a 2002 event hosted by white supremacist leaders, bringing a racial controversy into the House GOP just before they take control of Congress.","qid":1037496,"docid":"3725937","rank":2,"score":123137.0},{"content":"Stephen J. Scalise, born in 1965, is the current US House Majority Whip and representative for Louisiana's 1st congressional district since 2008. He is a Republican and chairs the House Republican Study Committee. Before his congressional career, Scalise spent four months in the Louisiana State Senate and twelve years in the Louisiana House of Representatives. In 2014, he was elected Majority Whip by the US House of","qid":1037496,"docid":"7766583","rank":3,"score":122787.0},{"content":"Steven J. Scalise, born October 6, 1965, in New Orleans, Louisiana, is a Republican congressman representing Louisiana's 1st District in the U.S. House of Representatives. He was first elected in a 2008 special election following Rep. Bobby Jindal's resignation.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4760912","rank":4,"score":122698.0},{"content":"House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, 51, represents Louisiana's 1st Congressional District since 2008 and chairs the House Republican Study Committee. Married with two children, his district includes New Orleans, resulting in a security detail due to his leadership role.","qid":1037496,"docid":"2725825","rank":5,"score":122142.0},{"content":"Stephen J. Scalise, born in 1965, is the current US House of Representatives Majority Whip and representative for Louisiana's 1st district. He is a Republican and chairs the House Republican Study Committee. Before his congressional career, Scalise spent four months in the Louisiana State Senate and twelve years in the Louisiana House of Representatives.","qid":1037496,"docid":"3725934","rank":6,"score":122121.0},{"content":"Representative Scalise represents the interests of residents in the U.S. House of Representatives from the districts of Jefferson, Lafourche, Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Bernard, St. Tammany, Tangipahoa, and Terrebonne Parishes in Louisiana. He is married to Jennifer Letulle.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4912163","rank":7,"score":118228.0},{"content":"Congressman Scalise earned a B.S. in Computer Science with a minor in Political Science from Louisiana State University in 1989. He began his service career as Speaker of LSU's Student Government Association. From 1996 to 2008, he served in the Louisiana House and Senate.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4912167","rank":8,"score":116929.0},{"content":"House Republican leaders continue to support Rep. Steve Scalise despite backlash over his 2002 speech to a white supremacist group.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4174377","rank":9,"score":115703.0},{"content":"Steve Scalise is a Republican congressman who served in the Louisiana State Senate and House of Representatives for a total of 16 years before being elected as Majority Whip of the US House of Representatives by his Republican colleagues in 2014.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4912160","rank":10,"score":114947.0},{"content":"During that time, Scalise was elected Chairman of the Senate Labor and Industrial Relations Committee. In the U.S. House of Representatives, he represents the interests of residents in Jefferson, Lafourche, Orleans, St. Bernard, St. Tammany, Tangipahoa, and Terrebonne Parishes. Scalise is married to Jennifer Letulle.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4187303","rank":11,"score":112190.0},{"content":"U.S. Rep. Steve Scalise was re-elected as the House's Republican majority whip, while Louisiana Senator Mary Landrieu voted against the re-election of Harry Reid as the U.S. Senate's Democratic leader.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4760914","rank":12,"score":111982.0},{"content":"On June 14, 2017, House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-LA) was shot and wounded during a congressional baseball practice in Alexandria, Va. Over 50 rounds were fired, injuring Capitol Hill police and congressional staffers as well. Scalise had won re-election in 2016 and assumed the whip position after a contest against Marlin Stutzman (R-IN) and Peter Rosk","qid":1037496,"docid":"4760915","rank":13,"score":110622.0},{"content":"Congressman Steve Scalise serves as House Majority Whip in Congress and represents Louisiana's First District, which includes culturally diverse New Orleans suburbs and natural resource-rich bayous.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4912162","rank":14,"score":107957.0},{"content":"Democrats questioned Scalise's leadership role after his election as majority whip due to past controversies, but Scalise attributed his win to a united coalition and viewed it as a victory for America.","qid":1037496,"docid":"7766587","rank":15,"score":106638.0},{"content":"Since 2008, Steve Scalise has served as the U.S. Representative for Louisiana's 1st Congressional District. Prior to that, he was a member of the Louisiana State Senate from 2008 to 1995. Before his tenure in the state senate, Scalise spent the period from 1995 to 2007 in the Louisiana House of Representatives.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4760907","rank":16,"score":106292.0},{"content":"Congressman Steve Scalise was elected to represent Louisiana's First Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives in a special election in May 2008.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4187305","rank":17,"score":105154.0},{"content":"House GOP third-ranking member, Scalise, confirmed attending EURO convention, an European-American Unity and Rights Organization.","qid":1037496,"docid":"7766584","rank":18,"score":104272.0},{"content":"Scalise is a New Orleans native born to Alfred Joseph Scalise, a real estate broker, and Carol Schilleci. He has two siblings, Glenn and Tara. Alfred passed away in 2015 at the age of 77.","qid":1037496,"docid":"3725936","rank":19,"score":100189.0},{"content":"Rep. Scalise was re-elected to the House of Representatives on November 4, 2020, as Republicans gained their largest House majority since the late 1940s. In his role as whip, Scalise is responsible for securing votes on the House floor for legislation backed by the Republican leadership.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4760908","rank":20,"score":99620.0},{"content":"Former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke is considering challenging Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) in the upcoming election, accusing Scalise of misrepresenting himself and condemning his district's past support for Duke during his political campaigns.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4905511","rank":21,"score":99015.0},{"content":"A blog post by Lamar White Jr. reported that House Minority Whip Steve Scalise spoke at a two-day conference in May 2002 at the Best Western Landmark hotel in Metairie, Louisiana.","qid":1037496,"docid":"3725933","rank":22,"score":97835.0},{"content":"Senators John Barrasso and unspecified Democrat representative Cedric Richmond criticized Steve Scalise's 2002 speech to a white supremacist group, labeling it a grave mistake, but neither called for his resignation.","qid":1037496,"docid":"7766585","rank":23,"score":96800.0},{"content":"In his weekly address, Scalise highlighted the significance of American energy, which he claimed has been under attack since President Obama took office.","qid":1037496,"docid":"3725931","rank":24,"score":96028.0},{"content":"In 1999, Steve Scalise, then a Louisiana state representative, voted against implementing and later mandating the federal Martin Luther King holiday in his state.","qid":1037496,"docid":"5927420","rank":25,"score":95578.0},{"content":"The House of Representatives has a Republican majority whip, Steve Scalise, and a Democratic minority whip, Steny Hoyer. Both are assisted by chief deputy whips.","qid":1037496,"docid":"7287404","rank":26,"score":94648.0},{"content":"Representative Scalise made a wrong and inappropriate judgment over a decade ago, but is known for his high integrity and good character by many colleagues.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4174374","rank":27,"score":94482.0},{"content":"Reid is reportedly urging Democratic senators to donate to Landrieu's underfunded re-election campaign. Scalise was recently appointed as the new Republican House Whip after the unexpected loss of Eric Cantor.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4760909","rank":28,"score":92265.0},{"content":"Rep. Scalise discussed his opposition to President Obama's executive actions limiting Second Amendment rights on CNN with Jake Tapper.","qid":1037496,"docid":"3725940","rank":29,"score":91450.0},{"content":"House Majority Whip Steve Scalise is conducting three educational sessions for lawmakers this week about changes to Medicaid, health care tax credits, and health savings accounts in the context of the GOP's Obamacare repeal bill.","qid":1037496,"docid":"6866284","rank":30,"score":91014.0},{"content":"Duke, in a phone interview, described Scalise as a \"nice guy\" and mentioned that he was invited to the conference by Howie Farrell and Kenny Knight, both of whom have worked with Duke in the past.","qid":1037496,"docid":"3725938","rank":31,"score":89565.0},{"content":"House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La) issued a statement in response to the Obama administration releasing 15 terrorists from Guantanamo Bay prison.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4187309","rank":32,"score":88769.0},{"content":"Rep. Scalise expresses opposition to President's plan to shut down Guantanamo and bring detained terrorists to the US.","qid":1037496,"docid":"3725935","rank":33,"score":88599.0},{"content":"House Majority Whip Steve Scalise started running unannounced campaign ads in Louisiana two years after Republican primary voters unexpectedly defeated former Majority Leader Eric Cantor.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4760906","rank":34,"score":88545.0},{"content":"In the November 4, 2008 special election, Conrad Appel won the state Senate seat with 52.1% of the votes (21,853) against Polly Thomas who received 47.9% of the votes (20,065). Thomas had previously lost the race for the same seat in 2007.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4912166","rank":35,"score":87731.0},{"content":"The passage invites readers to contact Congressman Steve Scalise through his online office or by visiting one of his physical locations.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4187304","rank":36,"score":87553.0},{"content":"At least five people, including Republican congressman Steve Scalise and two Capitol Police officers, were wounded in a shooting at a congressional baseball practice in Virginia. Trump expressed condolences for the victims and announced the gunman had been killed.","qid":1037496,"docid":"8196479","rank":37,"score":86066.0},{"content":"Special Agents David Bailey and Crystal Griner were injured during an incident, with Griner being shot in the foot or leg and Bailey sustaining an unspecified injury. Congressman Scalise, who is a friend of Trump, was also involved.","qid":1037496,"docid":"2725828","rank":38,"score":84851.0},{"content":"Lawmaker Steve Scalise is critically injured and gunman James T. Hodgkinson is killed during a shooting at a GOP baseball practice.","qid":1037496,"docid":"8413924","rank":39,"score":82538.0},{"content":"The Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) released a statement following reports by the Wall Street Journal about a $400 million cash airlift to Iran by the Obama administration, which allegedly coincided with the release of four detained Americans in Tehran.","qid":1037496,"docid":"3725939","rank":40,"score":80685.0},{"content":"House Speaker John Boehner and other GOP leaders have decided to stand by Steve Scalise despite his initial response being described as a mistake regarding a controversial speech he gave in 2002. After expressing initial frustration, Scalise reached out to GOP members of the House on Tuesday to address the issue.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4174376","rank":41,"score":79099.0},{"content":"House Speaker John Boehner and other GOP leaders have announced their support for Steve Scalise following his involvement in a controversy. Initial frustration was expressed towards Scalise after his initial response, leading him to call GOP House members on Tuesday.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4174378","rank":42,"score":78784.0},{"content":"House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's spokesperson finds GOP leader Scalise's speech troubling, but believes the actions of the House GOP caucus are more significant.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4174380","rank":43,"score":78202.0},{"content":"Speaker Boehner defended Steve Scalise at a press conference despite controversy surrounding Scalise's past. House rules necessitate a majority vote from members to elect a speaker.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4436444","rank":44,"score":77283.0},{"content":"Scalise denied hearing a speech from the group in question, and there's no confirmation if they heard each other. Scalise's spokeswoman stated that he was unaware of the group's ideology and mission at the time.","qid":1037496,"docid":"3725932","rank":45,"score":76578.0},{"content":"A gunman, believed to be a supporter of Bernie Sanders, injured House Majority Whip Steve Scalise and four others with gunshots at a GOP baseball practice. The assailant was later taken down by U.S. Capitol Police.","qid":1037496,"docid":"2725829","rank":46,"score":76513.0},{"content":"A gunman, believed to be a supporter of Bernie Sanders, injured House Majority Whip Steve Scalise and four others with gunshots at a GOP baseball practice. The assailant was later taken down by Capitol Police.","qid":1037496,"docid":"2725834","rank":47,"score":75233.0},{"content":"President Obama threatened action without Congress in his State of the Union address on February 3, 2014. Republicans responded critically, with Representative Steve Scalise of Louisiana stating \"We don't have a monarchy in this country,\" and Senator Ted Cruz commenting on the administration's alleged abuse of power.","qid":1037496,"docid":"8674828","rank":48,"score":75069.0},{"content":"The Republican Whip is the second or third highest ranking member in the House of Representatives Republican Conference, depending on whether the party is in the majority or minority. When vacant during a Congress, a new Whip is elected at a subsequent conference. Notable former Republican Whips include a House Speaker, a Vice President, four Republican Leaders, and three Senators. Current Republican Whip is Steve Scalise of Louisiana. 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As the majority whip with the President's ear, Steve Scalise is well-positioned to advocate for Louisiana's needs. Occasionally, state interests transcend party lines.","qid":1037496,"docid":"458638","rank":52,"score":72859.0},{"content":"A 66-year-old unemployed home inspector from Illinois identified as James T. Hodgkinson was killed in a shootout at a baseball field where Republican congressmen were practicing. Two Capitol Police officers assigned to protect Steve Scalise, a congressman, were wounded.","qid":1037496,"docid":"8413922","rank":53,"score":72843.0},{"content":"A crowd of 300 gathered at a scene where violence broke out, resulting in gunshots and damaged police vehicles (Politico reports that some Republican donors view Scalise as damaged goods, but this information is not included in the passage summary).","qid":1037496,"docid":"8159564","rank":54,"score":72614.0},{"content":"Steve Scalise, the Majority Whip, is requesting continued prayers as he prepares for another surgery on his June gunshot wound.","qid":1037496,"docid":"2672141","rank":55,"score":71888.0},{"content":"Rep. Adam Schiff is a Democratic congressman representing California's 28th district, serving since 2013. Election upcoming in 2018.","qid":1037496,"docid":"2283843","rank":56,"score":70596.0},{"content":"The U.S. House of Representatives elects its party leaders and whips, also known as floor leaders, through a closed-door caucus using secret ballots. The current party leaders are Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R), Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R), Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D), and Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D).","qid":1037496,"docid":"2871530","rank":57,"score":70397.0},{"content":"The passage reports that Representative Steve Scalise's follow-up surgery after being shot went well, according to a hospital update. Additionally, the Iowa GOP has returned to the statehouse for further legislative work, and President Trump is exploring potential deals regarding young immigrants.","qid":1037496,"docid":"4760910","rank":58,"score":70171.0},{"content":"The House Republican Conference is the organizational body for all House Republican Members and their staff. Led by a Chairman, Vice-Chairman, and Secretary, it holds regular meetings and communicates the party's message to Members. The Majority Whip and Chief Deputy Majority Whip are Hon. Steve Scalise and Hon. Patrick McHenry, respectively.","qid":1037496,"docid":"57410","rank":59,"score":69480.0},{"content":"The Fiscal Officer, Scalise, has announced new appraisal values and notices will be mailed to property owners. The second half 2016 real estate tax bills are being mailed and are due on July 14.","qid":1037496,"docid":"327747","rank":60,"score":69479.0},{"content":"The passage identifies the current party leaders and whips of the US House of Representatives. Kevin McCarthy and Steve Scalise are the Majority Leader and Whip, respectively, for the Republicans. Nancy Pelosi and Steny Hoyer hold the same positions for the Democrats. 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The link provides information on other State of Ohio Issued Vendor Licenses.","qid":1037496,"docid":"3325595","rank":99,"score":58231.0},{"content":"English electronic music project Scorn was formed in the early 1990s by former Napalm Death members Mick Harris and Nic Bullen.","qid":1037496,"docid":"5194851","rank":100,"score":58227.0}]}
{"query":"why do hunters pattern their shotguns?","hits":[{"content":"Hunters pattern their shotguns to ensure effective and humane hunting by understanding the relationship between cartridge and choke performance. The process involves testing the shotgun's spread pattern to optimize accuracy and lethality.","qid":1064670,"docid":"8680897","rank":1,"score":126100.0},{"content":"Hunters pattern their shotguns to make decisions about what animal to hunt, choose ammunition with optimal performance, and identify the best shooting position in the field.","qid":1064670,"docid":"8680904","rank":2,"score":121179.0},{"content":"Shotgun hunters must pattern their firearms to identify the optimal shell brands, shot sizes, and loads, as well as the effective range. A shotgun may exhibit a good pattern but miss the target, requiring stock adjustments by a gunsmith.","qid":1064670,"docid":"8680903","rank":3,"score":117362.0},{"content":"Hunters test and pattern their shotguns before intense hunting sessions to ensure accuracy and minimize the number of missed kills or potential harm to unintended targets.","qid":1064670,"docid":"8680902","rank":4,"score":113301.0},{"content":"Hunters learn to pattern their shotguns to optimize its performance by understanding how the shot disperses when fired. This process is important as it enhances the gun's accuracy and effectiveness.","qid":1064670,"docid":"8680901","rank":5,"score":101877.0},{"content":"A shotgun is primarily used for hunting to obtain meat for survival, which is an effective way to replenish lost calories and improve energy levels.","qid":1064670,"docid":"100815","rank":6,"score":93724.0},{"content":"Hunters pattern their shotguns to understand its shooting characteristics and ensure accuracy while hunting.","qid":1064670,"docid":"8680905","rank":7,"score":90450.0},{"content":"A shotgun disperses pellets upon being fired, dividing the power of the charge among them, resulting in low energy per pellet. This makes shotguns suitable for hunting small game like birds. Backpacker shotguns have short barrels and can come with full-size stocks or pistol grips, with overall lengths typically under 90 cm (35 in), some even under 63 cm (25 in).","qid":1064670,"docid":"7556560","rank":8,"score":90424.0},{"content":"Shotguns are the primary firearm for hunting game birds, while pistols, revolvers, rifles, and shotguns can be used for crow hunting. Permissible hunting tools also include bows with various mechanisms (illuminated sights, scopes, quickpoint sights, hand-held string releasing mechanisms) and atlatls.","qid":1064670,"docid":"3477583","rank":9,"score":88375.0},{"content":"A pump shotgun is considered the most versatile and affordable hunting weapon despite the availability of more expensive, purpose-specific shotguns. The speaker acknowledges desiring a high-end Benelli duck gun.","qid":1064670,"docid":"7968225","rank":10,"score":86088.0},{"content":"The passage describes three types of shotgun chokes: 1) Unconstricted (1 cylinder) with a quick spreading shot pattern, 2) Slightly constricted Improved Cylinder for faster but controlled spread, suitable for quail and rabbits, and 3) Moderately constricted Modified choke.","qid":1064670,"docid":"8100020","rank":11,"score":83580.0},{"content":"The recommended shot size for hunting with a shotgun is 5 or 6, and this applies to guns with barrel lengths of 28 inches or 30 inches. Shotgun shells are costlier and bulky compared to other ammo, and the large recoil may affect smaller hunters' endurance.","qid":1064670,"docid":"3807086","rank":12,"score":82450.0},{"content":"A portion of shooting sports enthusiasts utilize muzzleloading shotguns instead of the more commonly associated muzzleloading rifles for hunting and shooting activities such as Trap and Skeet.","qid":1064670,"docid":"6878678","rank":13,"score":81647.0},{"content":"Over 64,000 people attended the first major gun show of 2016 in Las Vegas, where Chiappa introduced a new triple barrel shotgun named the Triple Crown. The gun appears like a standard shotgun but features an additional barrel above the traditional two. Chiappa markets the Triple Crown as suitable for hunting and self-defense.","qid":1064670,"docid":"293152","rank":14,"score":79919.0},{"content":"The passage describes a Pro Hunter 4x32 Matte shotgun scope with a ProDiamond reticle, waterproof and fogproof housing, and a weight of 8.6 ounces (SKU: 517793). Simmons' new Master Series ProHunter scopes are mentioned to enhance shooting performance.","qid":1064670,"docid":"1946392","rank":15,"score":79832.0},{"content":"The passage describes a shotgun, a shoulder-fired weapon that uses the energy of a shell to shoot multiple pellets or a solid projectile. A particular type, the backpacker shotgun, has a short barrel and can come with a full-size stock or pistol grip. Its overall length is typically under 90 cm (35 in), with some being as short as 63 cm (25 in).","qid":1064670,"docid":"7556558","rank":16,"score":78904.0},{"content":"A 20-inch barrel shotgun is recommended for home defense and personal protection due to easier handling and aiming in confined spaces. For turkey hunting, a barrel length between 22 and 24 inches is suitable. Longer barrel shotguns with 30 inches are ideal for hunting ducks, geese, or dove, as they produce better shot pattern results for long-range wing shots.","qid":1064670,"docid":"6062648","rank":17,"score":78371.0},{"content":"Hunters are required to register their firearms for upland game bird and spring turkey hunts with the provided form and a copy of their county registration for each shotgun.","qid":1064670,"docid":"8748215","rank":18,"score":77532.0},{"content":"The shotgun muzzle's constriction, known as choke, affects the width of the pellet pattern in a shotgun. The number of pellets in an average cartridge, around 300, determines the pattern's width or restriction.","qid":1064670,"docid":"6824284","rank":19,"score":77413.0},{"content":"Wing shooting, also known as \"shooting flying,\" is a hunting sport that originated in the 1600s after the development of the flintlock action in France. Over the next centuries, muzzle-loading fowling pieces with flintlock ignition spread across Europe. The peak of development was reached in 1793 when Joseph Manton established his shop in London, England. His double barrel side by side shotguns were known for their","qid":1064670,"docid":"6878685","rank":20,"score":77379.0},{"content":"Ithaca introduces its first rifle, the Precision Rifle, which is featured exclusively in Deer and Deer Hunting Magazine. Ithaca is recognized for its shotguns, making this a new innovation from the company.","qid":1064670,"docid":"4845469","rank":21,"score":77064.0},{"content":"Mossberg ships its shotguns with a wood dowel in the magazine tube to limit the gun to a 3-round capacity, in compliance with hunting regulations that allow only 1 round in the chamber and 2 in the magazine for legality.","qid":1064670,"docid":"5888407","rank":22,"score":76855.0},{"content":"A walnut-stocked muzzle loading side by side shotgun, modeled after an English design, has been a longtime companion for traditional hunters. Its blued, slightly choked barrels are chromed inside, and the locks bear engravings.","qid":1064670,"docid":"6878684","rank":23,"score":76355.0},{"content":"The passage describes Napad, a new enemy in Resident Evil 6, which is an armored Hunter B.O.W. with a breakable outer shell. To defeat Napad, the most effective weapons are the Anti Material Rifle, Magnum, or explosives. Shotguns require three or more shots unless aimed at the white inner organ on its back.","qid":1064670,"docid":"4251134","rank":24,"score":75830.0},{"content":"A choke is a tapered restriction at the end of a shotgun barrel, used with modern hunting and target shotguns to improve range and accuracy by shaping the spread of the shot.","qid":1064670,"docid":"6824285","rank":25,"score":75608.0},{"content":"Deer hunters often use the same shotgun barrel for hunting quail or ducks and shooting slugs for deer, despite it being safer and more effective to have a separate barrel with rifle sights.","qid":1064670,"docid":"8337453","rank":26,"score":75381.0},{"content":"A shotgun is a weapon that fires multiple small metal projectiles at once. It can also use various other types of ammunition such as solid slugs, sub-caliber saboted projectiles, flechettes, and less-lethal rounds with rubber or chemical projectiles.","qid":1064670,"docid":"4217682","rank":27,"score":75177.0},{"content":"The passage describes a shotgun as a smoothbore firearm with a non-rifled barrel, which was previously used in muskets during the 18th century. Modern backpacker shotguns have short barrels and can come with either a full-size stock or pistol grip, depending on market regulations. The overall length of these weapons is typically under 90 cm (35 in), with some being as short as 63 cm (25 in).","qid":1064670,"docid":"7556559","rank":28,"score":74675.0},{"content":"A choke is a tapered restriction at the end of a shotgun barrel used to improve performance by shaping the shot spread for better range and accuracy. Chokes come in screw-in or fixed forms and can be manufactured as part of the barrel.","qid":1064670,"docid":"8100018","rank":29,"score":74464.0},{"content":"A smooth bore barrel is commonly found on shotguns for shooting shot shells, which contain multiple projectiles. However, this type of barrel can also be used to fire slugs.","qid":1064670,"docid":"8337458","rank":30,"score":74382.0},{"content":"The passage describes how Mossberg ships certain shotguns with a wood dowel in the magazine tube, limiting the gun to holding only three cartridges - one in the chamber and two in the magazine. This is in compliance with hunting regulations in some areas that restrict the capacity of shotguns to three rounds.","qid":1064670,"docid":"5888403","rank":31,"score":74119.0},{"content":"To determine the shot pattern of a specific shotgun, shoot at a 30-inch or larger target from a distance of 40 yards using different shotshell brands and sizes.","qid":1064670,"docid":"8680906","rank":32,"score":74037.0},{"content":"The shotgun choke is a muzzle constriction that affects the width of the pellet pattern in a shotgun. The number of pellets in an average cartridge, around 300, determines the pattern's width or restriction, significantly impacting shooting accuracy.","qid":1064670,"docid":"736681","rank":33,"score":73892.0},{"content":"The Weatherby SA-08 Deluxe is a semi-automatic hunting shotgun available in 12 gauge and 20 gauge, manufactured by Weatherby, an American company founded in 1945. The gun comes with barrel lengths of 26\" and 28\", resulting in overall lengths of 46\" and 48\".","qid":1064670,"docid":"4597171","rank":34,"score":73710.0},{"content":"The answer to question 1 is \"c. barrel.\" Therefore, the gauge or caliber of a firearm is typically stamped on the barrel.","qid":1064670,"docid":"7012470","rank":35,"score":73631.0},{"content":"A gun without a choke is referred to as a cylinder bore and produces the widest shot spread. Specialty chokes exist for narrower or wider spreads, popular ones being for skeet shooting and turkey hunting. A shotgun's choke affects its effective range; tighter constrictions extend the range, with a full choke being most effective at 40-50 yards and an improved cylinder at 20-35 yards.","qid":1064670,"docid":"129463","rank":36,"score":73517.0},{"content":"The passage explains that removable chokes in shotguns determine the spread of the shot. Changing the choke can be beneficial for shooting in various sports or hunting different game species. The choke with no effect, called a cylinder choke, provides the widest shot dispersion, while an extra full choke offers the tightest pattern.","qid":1064670,"docid":"129467","rank":37,"score":73426.0},{"content":"The passage advises shooting a shot shell at a large piece of paper to examine the pattern of pellets at the expected range. For a 12 gauge shotgun, the expected diameter of the pattern at 40 yards is around 20-40 inches. For slugs, shoot multiple groups at a reasonable range (50 yards for rifled slugs, 100 yards for sabot slugs). It's crucial to use the correct size of ammun","qid":1064670,"docid":"2839843","rank":38,"score":73371.0},{"content":"A choke is a tapered restriction at the end of a shotgun barrel that improves performance by shaping the shot spread for better range and accuracy. The amount of choke for each barrel is indicated on the side of the choke tube or by slots on the tube rim.","qid":1064670,"docid":"129461","rank":39,"score":73362.0},{"content":"The author, Chuck Hawks, expresses his preference for shotguns with barrels longer than 28 inches for hunting flying game and shooting clay pigeons. He particularly favors a 30-inch barrel for passing shots at ducks and commonly used lengths are 30-34 inches.","qid":1064670,"docid":"6062643","rank":40,"score":73247.0},{"content":"A choke is a tapered restriction at the end of a shotgun barrel, used with modern hunting and target shotguns to improve range and accuracy by shaping the spread of the shot.","qid":1064670,"docid":"4114926","rank":41,"score":73245.0},{"content":"Shotgun choke is a muzzle constriction that affects the width of a shotgun's pellet pattern. The degree of choke determines how tightly the pellets are grouped, impacting shooting accuracy with around 300 pellets in an average cartridge.","qid":1064670,"docid":"402493","rank":42,"score":73207.0},{"content":"The passage discusses various types of shots used in shooting activities, including target shooting and hunting. Shots come in different materials and sizes, with the 12 gauge and 2 3\/4 chamber length being common specifications. The total length of a fired shotshell is also mentioned.","qid":1064670,"docid":"6770496","rank":43,"score":72882.0},{"content":"During regulated deer and turkey firearms hunting seasons, it's generally forbidden to carry rifles or shotguns with ammunition before sunrise. But, an exemption permits having such weapons with ammunition loaded in the magazine one hour before sunrise, as long as there's no live round in the chamber.","qid":1064670,"docid":"5652896","rank":44,"score":72456.0},{"content":"Shotguns are commonly used for clay pigeon shooting, with the ability to fire multiple shots quickly being a valuable skill. Some experienced shooters opt for single-shot firearms to increase the difficulty.","qid":1064670,"docid":"1294466","rank":45,"score":72049.0},{"content":"The 12 gauge is the most widely used shotgun size in the US market, accounting for up to 50% of sales. Smaller sizes, such as 20 gauge, are preferred by those who find larger guns heavy or uncomfortable due to recoil. The 20 gauge is popular for upland game hunting. Shotgun bores are not cylindrical due to the need for larger chambers and forcing cones, which reduce the diameter to the","qid":1064670,"docid":"6762663","rank":46,"score":72044.0},{"content":"Pheasant hunters prefer using high brass or heavy field loads with larger shot and powder quantities in their 12-gauge shotguns to effectively hunt tough rooster pheasants.","qid":1064670,"docid":"378330","rank":47,"score":71901.0},{"content":"Johnson uses a shotgun for coyote hunting and offers exciting experiences. He also teaches about calling, conservation, and the clever behaviors of coyotes and other predators on his Quest.","qid":1064670,"docid":"3333956","rank":48,"score":71846.0},{"content":"Starting this year, it is mandatory to use nonlead ammunition when hunting wild turkeys with a shotgun in California. This regulation applies to all public and private lands, including national forests, Bureau of Land Management properties, and California Department of Fish and Wildlife lands, except for licensed game bird clubs.","qid":1064670,"docid":"3876199","rank":49,"score":71141.0},{"content":"The shotgun has a 3-inch chamber for large waterfowl and turkey ammunition, and is equipped with drilled and tapped Weaver scope bases for mounting scopes, red dots, or reflex sights.","qid":1064670,"docid":"5608820","rank":50,"score":71036.0},{"content":"The passage discusses how certain handguns, such as the 1911 and springfield XD, have a grip safety that requires a firm grip on the gun for firing. In contrast, rifles and shotguns have more variations in the placement of their safety or selector features. The speaker expresses unfamiliarity with the specific safety mechanisms in hunting rifles and shotguns.","qid":1064670,"docid":"8386939","rank":51,"score":70963.0},{"content":"The autoloader shotgun is an ideal choice for first-time beginners due to its adjustable stock and versatility in shooting various game types, including singles, handicap, double-trap, and sporting clays.","qid":1064670,"docid":"7180529","rank":52,"score":70692.0},{"content":"A shotgun is a shoulder weapon with a smoothbore that fires multiple shot pellets at short ranges. In American football, it's an offensive formation where the quarterback starts a few yards behind the line of scrimmage. The term also refers to a long-barreled gun that shoots multiple small metal balls called buckshot.","qid":1064670,"docid":"7556562","rank":53,"score":70161.0},{"content":"A Long Gun, which includes rifles and shotguns, is the preferred choice for hunting in Texas with a minimum age requirement of 18 for purchase. Handguns, on the other hand, have a higher age limit of 21 for buyers in Texas.","qid":1064670,"docid":"3062051","rank":54,"score":69965.0},{"content":"President Clinton bought a Maryland hunting license and spent two hours hunting for mallard ducks near Annapolis. He used a borrowed 12-gauge Winchester shotgun and wore camouflage and waders. There is debate over who shot the duck that was eventually harvested during the trip.","qid":1064670,"docid":"3413635","rank":55,"score":69731.0},{"content":"The passage describes the speaker's past experience of shooting guns with friends Wes and Lynn. They were responsible gun owners who had undergone hunter safety training and frequently visited the firing range.","qid":1064670,"docid":"2087457","rank":56,"score":69668.0},{"content":"Shotgun chokes control the spread and density of pellet patterns at specific distances. An improved cylinder (IC) choke produces a larger, more open pattern around 30 yards.","qid":1064670,"docid":"6824288","rank":57,"score":69474.0},{"content":"Combination rifles, such as those for deer, antelope, and varmint hunting, can be effective for various game types. These rifles come in single shot and bolt-action models, with options like the Ruger No.1B Standard Rifle in calibers like .243 Winchester or .6mm Remington.","qid":1064670,"docid":"5681337","rank":58,"score":69034.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the need to consider the use of steel shot when hunting migratory birds like ducks and geese, and how the requirement affects the choice of a 12 gauge shotgun chamber size.","qid":1064670,"docid":"7968223","rank":59,"score":68912.0},{"content":"A Long Gun, which includes rifles and shotguns, is the preferred choice for hunting in Texas with a minimum age requirement of 18 for purchase. Handguns have a higher age restriction of 21.","qid":1064670,"docid":"3062053","rank":60,"score":68733.0},{"content":"Shotgun sequencing is a genetics method for sequencing long DNA strands by randomly fragmenting DNA into small segments, which are then sequenced using the chain termination method. Overlapping reads for the target DNA are obtained through multiple rounds of fragmentation and sequencing.","qid":1064670,"docid":"7556561","rank":61,"score":68618.0},{"content":"The passage restricts activities related to short-barreled shotguns and rifles, including possession, purchase, sale, transport, and use. These weapons have barrel lengths that are less than the specified inches and overall lengths that are also less than 26 inches. For shotguns, the barrel length is less than 18 inches and the overall length is less than 26 inches. For rifles, the barrel length is less than 16 inches and the overall","qid":1064670,"docid":"5843137","rank":62,"score":68298.0},{"content":"Hunting in Australia began as a necessity for farmers to control destructive animals, such as pigs, foxes, rabbits, goats, cats, and dogs, to protect ecosystems. Smaller animals than white-tailed deer may require larger caliber bullets than .223. Professional kangaroo shooters often use .222 or .223 due to cost, but head shots are typically accurate.","qid":1064670,"docid":"5191553","rank":63,"score":68282.0},{"content":"Non-residents with a valid Massachusetts non-resident hunting license can carry unloaded rifles and shotguns in vehicles but cannot purchase guns or ammunition in the state. To carry concealed handguns, they need a Non-Resident License To Carry or a Non-Resident permit to possess handguns from the Criminal History Systems Board. A Firearms Identification Card permits the possession and transportation of non-large-capacity rifles, shotgun","qid":1064670,"docid":"7954273","rank":64,"score":68160.0},{"content":"Shotgun sequencing is a genetics method for sequencing long DNA strands, compared to the scattershot approach of a shotgun.","qid":1064670,"docid":"8496831","rank":65,"score":68108.0},{"content":"The term \"Fudd\" refers to a casual gun owner who primarily uses firearms for hunting and sports, and holds a limited view of the Second Amendment, believing it is primarily for these activities. They may express opposition to assault weapons.","qid":1064670,"docid":"1620181","rank":66,"score":67870.0},{"content":"The passage describes the use of an M-305 semi-automatic rifle and a Mossberg shotgun in crimes, both of which are legal non-restricted firearms in Canada. However, to own guns in Canada, one must possess a gun license.","qid":1064670,"docid":"7734392","rank":67,"score":67843.0},{"content":"Ignorant non-gun owners misperceive semi-automatic guns as less lethal than machine guns but more deadly than hunting rifles due to detachable magazines. In reality, hunting rifles are more dangerous round for round, and semi-automatic guns are used for hunting.","qid":1064670,"docid":"7471765","rank":68,"score":67793.0},{"content":"The passage focuses on pellet guns used in hunting, specifically those in .177 and .22 calibers. A common guideline among air rifle hunters is using a .177 caliber for bird hunting and a .22 caliber for squirrels and rabbits. Pellet guns can be advantageous over firearms for small game or pest control due to their accuracy, less destruction, and ability to effectively take down prey, even for larger animals","qid":1064670,"docid":"2691148","rank":69,"score":67585.0},{"content":"Hunters using older shotguns with unsuitable chokes for steel or tungsten shots can use bismuth shotshells instead. An enhanced cylinder choke functions similarly to a modified choke with these alternative shots.","qid":1064670,"docid":"816346","rank":70,"score":67580.0},{"content":"A North American hunter can use a rifle to kill deer, sheep, pronghorn, or goat with a 3 MOA (minutes of angle) accuracy. In the past, few hunting rifles could shoot better. While some can today, it is not essential as 3 MOA is sufficient for 100% kills up to 200 yards. A rifle shooting 1 MOA groups is not deadlier than one shooting 3 MOA groups","qid":1064670,"docid":"8385051","rank":71,"score":67487.0},{"content":"Kalashnikov USA has announced retail prices for its first series of American-made AK-pattern rifles and shotguns, manufactured in Tullytown, Pennsylvania with entirely American components.","qid":1064670,"docid":"5536005","rank":72,"score":67440.0},{"content":"Hunters are expected to ensure quick kills and proper recovery of all game to address public complaints about \"slow deaths\" and unrecovered animals. Achieving this requires accurate shot placement, which depends on understanding how a hunting weapon harvests game.","qid":1064670,"docid":"3826026","rank":73,"score":67411.0},{"content":"The Ruger M77 series is frequently mentioned as an excellent rifle choice for deer hunting, despite no definitive consensus among experts on the best gun for this purpose.","qid":1064670,"docid":"5681343","rank":74,"score":67307.0},{"content":"A Long Gun, which includes rifles and shotguns, is the firearm type for hunting and requires the purchaser to be 18 years old in Texas. Handguns have a different age requirement, with purchasers needing to be 21 years old.","qid":1064670,"docid":"3062052","rank":75,"score":67247.0},{"content":"Seventeen-inch and shorter barrel semi-automatic shotguns, like the backpacker model, are classified as restricted or prohibited due to their size. These weapons may have a full-size stock or pistol grip and an overall length typically under 90 cm (35 in), with some measuring as short as 63 cm (25 in). Shotguns with barrels under 457 mm (18.0 in) or overall lengths under","qid":1064670,"docid":"736680","rank":76,"score":67209.0},{"content":"During early black bear hunting seasons, hunters can use bows, crossbows, muzzleloaders, handguns, shotguns, or rifles (where permitted). For information on allowed implements in other bear hunting seasons, refer to Rifle, Shotgun, and Bow Areas.","qid":1064670,"docid":"3077669","rank":77,"score":66996.0},{"content":"Law enforcement officers rely heavily on the quality of their firearms for survival. Remington's shotguns, particularly the Remington 870, are favored due to their power and accuracy, making them essential tools for officers.","qid":1064670,"docid":"2870990","rank":78,"score":66925.0},{"content":"The passage lists the known abilities of the Golden Gun super for Hunters in a game. It includes a weapon power-up for increased weapon effectiveness, one-hit kills on weaker enemies, a grenade with tracking red seekers, and a warp ability for quiet knife kills.","qid":1064670,"docid":"3729577","rank":79,"score":66884.0},{"content":"The shotgun deals 10 damage per pellet, with a maximum of 70 damage per shell due to 7 pellets. It's an effective weapon against various enemies, particularly useful for crowds. The shotgun is the only weapon that uses shells as ammunition. The manual describes it as delivering a close-range heavy hit and a distant pelting.","qid":1064670,"docid":"1804053","rank":80,"score":66878.0},{"content":"A choke tube is a removable part at the end of a shotgun barrel that controls shot dispersion. Different choke tubes, including cylinder, improved cylinder, modified, improved modified, full, and extra full, produce varying shot patterns. Cylinder chokes create wide dispersion, while extra full chokes provide tight patterns. Choke selection depends on shooting disciplines like skeet, trap, and sporting clays. Understanding the ideal shot pattern at","qid":1064670,"docid":"129462","rank":81,"score":66705.0},{"content":"A shotgun with a barrel length or total length under 24 inches or 40 inches is considered a section 5 firearm, subject to general prohibition unless it's chambered for .22 caliber rimfire ammunition. The backpacker shotgun, with a short barrel and either a full-size stock or pistol grip, often has an overall length under 90 cm (35 in), with some being under 63 cm (25 in","qid":1064670,"docid":"6062650","rank":82,"score":66652.0},{"content":"A shotgun shell is a self-contained cartridge loaded with multiple spherical projectiles, often replacing lead with steel, tungsten, or bismuth for environmental reasons. Shotguns fire multiple pellets to increase the likelihood of hitting a target, and the pattern of these pellets on a target is referred to as the shotgun's shot spread.","qid":1064670,"docid":"8734273","rank":83,"score":66449.0},{"content":"The Second Amendment of the US Constitution guarantees the right to bear arms, leading to a hunting tradition and the development of a nation of firearms owners. With over 7 million firearms manufactured or imported annually, the demand for skilled gunsmiths ensures their continued business.","qid":1064670,"docid":"5597286","rank":84,"score":66405.0},{"content":"The use of Scatter weapons in the game can be challenging due to their damage dice not keeping up with damage from feats and the small cone size for early firearms. However, the Shotgun's large 30 foot cone offers effective utilization.","qid":1064670,"docid":"6504660","rank":85,"score":66333.0},{"content":"Non-residents with a valid Massachusetts non-resident hunting license can carry unloaded rifles and shotguns in vehicles but cannot purchase guns or ammunition in the state. To carry concealed handguns, they need a Non-resident License To Carry or a non-resident permit from the Criminal History Systems Board. A Firearms Identification Card permits the possession and transportation of non-large-capacity rifles, shotguns, and ammun","qid":1064670,"docid":"7954272","rank":86,"score":66316.0},{"content":"Shotgun ammunition is measured using gauge instead of caliber, and due to shotguns' versatility, there is a wide range of types and sizes with varying powers available. The gauge number is indicated on the ammunition box.","qid":1064670,"docid":"3328188","rank":87,"score":66243.0},{"content":"The Ruger M77 series is frequently mentioned as an excellent rifle choice for deer hunting, despite experts not agreeing on a definitive best option.","qid":1064670,"docid":"5681344","rank":88,"score":66178.0},{"content":"President Clinton went hunting and is reported to have shot a duck, strengthening his image as a gun control advocate. The duck's death was attributed to either Clinton or his companion, Brewster.","qid":1064670,"docid":"3413633","rank":89,"score":66110.0},{"content":"Hunt rabbits to control population using shotgun, rifle, pistol, or bow and arrow while adhering to local licensing and hunting season regulations.","qid":1064670,"docid":"879445","rank":90,"score":65864.0},{"content":"Shotguns with barrel lengths under 24 inches (609mm) and 12-gauge are restricted to military and law enforcement in Canada. Smaller gauge shotguns have no barrel length restrictions. Short-barreled, manually operated non-semi-automatic shotguns are non-restricted if the barrel remains unmodified. There is no legal minimum for shotgun barrels, and short barrel shotguns as short as 8","qid":1064670,"docid":"6062644","rank":91,"score":65746.0},{"content":"Semi-automatic firearms, which use the same ammunition as other firearms, are widely used for hunting, shooting sports like trap, skeet, informal target shooting, and formal marksmanship competitions. Their popularity stems from their lower recoil compared to other firearms.","qid":1064670,"docid":"3328191","rank":92,"score":65741.0},{"content":"The passage compares 20-gauge and 12-gauge guns for chukar hunting. The 20-gauge option is preferred for its smaller size and lighter weight. Conversely, the 12-gauge gun is favored due to its larger load, providing more shot in the pattern for faster, direction-changing birds.","qid":1064670,"docid":"3079526","rank":93,"score":65444.0},{"content":"Mega Sports Inc offers a wide range of firearms, including handguns, rifles, and shotguns, as well as optics, ammunition, gun safes, hunting clothing, and shooters apparel.","qid":1064670,"docid":"3772651","rank":94,"score":65343.0},{"content":"The passage discusses short barreled shotguns (SBS) with barrel lengths under 18 inches or an overall length of less than 26 inches, which are regulated under the 1934 National Firearms Act. A backpacker shotgun is mentioned as an example, having a short barrel and either a full-size stock or pistol grip, with an overall length frequently under 90 cm (35 in), and some measuring under 63 cm","qid":1064670,"docid":"6062646","rank":95,"score":65332.0},{"content":"A repeating shotgun can hold one round in the chamber and two in the magazine when hunting waterfowl. The capacity for other shots can be up to 5 in pumps and automatics, and 3 in bolt actions.","qid":1064670,"docid":"4757821","rank":96,"score":65185.0},{"content":"The bolt-action rifle, a hunting and target shooting tool for over a century, gained popularity with military forces and hunters in the early 20th century. Its enduring design has made it the most preferred choice for big game hunting due to its reliability and versatility.","qid":1064670,"docid":"3561216","rank":97,"score":65144.0},{"content":"A man was charged for carrying illegal firearms, which included a double-barreled, short-range shotgun with smoothbore and no sights, and a .22 caliber smoothbore gun.","qid":1064670,"docid":"334899","rank":98,"score":65139.0},{"content":"A minimum barrel length of 18 inches is common for shotguns in the U.S., which is often used for riot shotguns. Shorter barrel lengths, like those on a backpacker shotgun, are frequently less than 90 cm overall with some measuring under 63 cm. These shotguns may have a full-size stock or pistol grip depending on market regulations. The shorter barrel length increases magazine capacity and legality in certain areas.","qid":1064670,"docid":"6062645","rank":99,"score":65053.0},{"content":"The most viewed writer on Guns and Firearms discusses the preference for pump shotguns over autoloaders due to the diverse range of ammunition available for pump action guns, including specialized police ammunition such as pepper spray, door-breaching, and rubber ball shells, as well as slugs.","qid":1064670,"docid":"3368961","rank":100,"score":64952.0}]}
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He was later shot by Bolsheviks with his family in July 1918.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8696954","rank":4,"score":137696.0},{"content":"On July 17, 1918, Czar Nicholas II, his wife Alexandra, and their five children were executed by the Bolsheviks in the basement of a house in Yekaterinburg, marking the end of the Romanov dynasty's 304-year rule in Russia.","qid":1043135,"docid":"3878603","rank":5,"score":137652.0},{"content":"Nicholas II, born May 18, 1868, was the last Tsar of Russia. His autocratic rule led to the downfall of the Romanov Dynasty and Imperial Russia. He was forced to abdicate the throne on March 15, 1917, and was later shot by Bolsheviks on July 17, 1918, along with his family and loyal staff.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8696960","rank":6,"score":136790.0},{"content":"Nicholas II, born in 1868, was the last tsar of Russia who was deposed during the Russian Revolution and executed by the Bolsheviks. He had little experience in government when he succeeded his father, Tsar Alexander III, in 1894. In the same year, he married Princess Alexandra of Hesse-Darmstadt.","qid":1043135,"docid":"2664986","rank":7,"score":135955.0},{"content":"Nicholas II, born May 1868 in St Petersburg, was the last tsar of Russia who was deposed during the Russian Revolution and executed by the Bolsheviks. He was the eldest son of Tsar Alexander III.","qid":1043135,"docid":"1845636","rank":8,"score":135218.0},{"content":"Nicholas II was the last monarch of Russia, ruling from 1894 until his forced abdication in 1917. He held the titles of Tsar of Russia, King of Poland, and Grand Duke of Finland.","qid":1043135,"docid":"5262285","rank":9,"score":134432.0},{"content":"Nicholas II, born in 1868, was the last Tsar of Russia, ascending to the throne in 1894 upon his father's death. He married Princess Alix of Hesse and they had five children: Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia, and Alexi.","qid":1043135,"docid":"2664994","rank":10,"score":133975.0},{"content":"Nicholas II, born in 1868, was the last tsar of Russia who succeeded his father Alexander III in 1894 with limited government experience. In the same year, he married Princess Alexandra of Hesse-Darmstadt.","qid":1043135,"docid":"2443319","rank":11,"score":131709.0},{"content":"Tsar Nicholas II of Russia and his family were killed by firing squad in Ekaterinburg in 1918. Their bodies were initially buried nearby but have since been exhumed and revered as martyred saints in the Peter-and-Paul Cathedral in St. Petersburg.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8696961","rank":12,"score":130497.0},{"content":"A Russian court ordered the reopening of an investigation into the murder of Tsar Nicholas II and his family, despite the suspected killers, the Bolsheviks, having died prior to 26 August 2010.","qid":1043135,"docid":"2664993","rank":13,"score":129620.0},{"content":"The Russian Imperial Romanov family, including Tsar Nicholas II, Tsarina Alexandra, and their five children Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia, and Alexei, along with several companions like Eugene Botkin, Anna Demidova, Alexei Trupp, and Ivan Kharitonov, were murdered in Yekaterinburg on the night of July 16-17, 1918, through shooting, bayoneting,","qid":1043135,"docid":"7137849","rank":14,"score":129465.0},{"content":"In 1917, Nicholas II and his family were forced into exile after being forced to abdicate. They lived under house arrest for over a year before being brutally executed by Bolshevik soldiers in July 1918. Nicholas II was the last ruler of the Romanov Dynasty, which had governed Russia for 300 years.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8696956","rank":15,"score":129130.0},{"content":"Tsar Nicholas II, the eldest son of Alexander III and Marie Feodorovna, was born in May 1868. At age 23, he survived an assassination attempt in Japan. He ascended to the Russian throne following his father's death from liver disease on October 20, 1894.","qid":1043135,"docid":"4541694","rank":16,"score":128952.0},{"content":"In Yekaterinburg, Russia, Czar Nicholas II and his family were executed by the Bolsheviks in 1918, marking the end of the three-century-old Romanov dynasty. Nicholas, who was crowned in 1896, lacked the necessary training and inclination for ruling, making it difficult for him to preserve the autocracy in a population eager for change.","qid":1043135,"docid":"7137851","rank":17,"score":128933.0},{"content":"Nicholas II became Russia's last czar in 1894 after his father's death. He was described as naive and incompetent in his leadership.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8696959","rank":18,"score":128023.0},{"content":"In 1881, Alexander III became Russia's czar after his father, Alexander II, was assassinated. Twelve-year-old Nicholas witnessed his grandfather's death from the bombing, which left the czar severely injured.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8696958","rank":19,"score":127958.0},{"content":"Nicholas II is crowned Russia's last czar in Moscow's Ouspensky Cathedral in 1894. Despite being untrained and uninclined to rule, he sought to preserve the autocracy in a time calling for change. Born in 1868, he succeeded upon his father's death, Czar Alexander III.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8787049","rank":20,"score":127458.0},{"content":"Nicholas II, the last Czar of Russia, was characterized by inflexibility and apathy towards his people, leading Russia into a revolution and subsequent civil war.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8696955","rank":21,"score":126139.0},{"content":"Nicholas II was the last Russian emperor (1868-1918), ruling as King of Poland and Grand Duke of Finland.","qid":1043135,"docid":"4994429","rank":22,"score":126080.0},{"content":"Nicholas II, born May 6, 1868, in Russia, was the firstborn child of heir to the Russian empire, Alexander Alexandrovich, and Danish-born Maria Feodorovna. His handling of Bloody Sunday and World War I led to his abdication, and he was later executed with his family by the Bolsheviks on July 16-17, 1918, in Yekaterinburg.","qid":1043135,"docid":"2664995","rank":23,"score":125697.0},{"content":"Nicholas II, last Russian emperor, was born in May 1868 at Tsarskoe Selo. He was the first child of heir Alexander Alexandrovich and Danish-born Maria Fedorovna. Nicholas grew up in a loving family and received education from private tutors.","qid":1043135,"docid":"2664987","rank":24,"score":125633.0},{"content":"The Russian Imperial Romanov family, including Tsar Nicholas II, Tsarina Alexandra, and their five children Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia, and Alexei, along with several companions like Eugene Botkin, Anna Demidova, Alexei Trupp, and Ivan Kharitonov, were murdered in Yekaterinburg through shooting, bayoneting, and clubbing.","qid":1043135,"docid":"2664992","rank":25,"score":125440.0},{"content":"In March 1917, Nicholas II, as Russia's military leader, faced increasing unpopularity due to military failures. The Russian Army High Command suggested he abdicate and be replaced by a more favored royal family member.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8049995","rank":26,"score":125035.0},{"content":"The Russian Imperial Romanov family, including Tsar Nicholas II, Tsarina Alexandra, and their five children Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia, and Alexei, along with several companions like Eugene Botkin, Anna Demidova, Alexei Trupp, and Ivan Kharitonov, were executed in Yekaterinburg on July 17, 1918.","qid":1043135,"docid":"5262289","rank":27,"score":124638.0},{"content":"The Russian Imperial Romanov family, including Tsar Nicholas II, Tsarina Alexandra, and their five children Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia, and Alexei, along with several companions like Eugene Botkin, Anna Demidova, Alexei Trupp, and Ivan Kharitonov, were brutally murdered in Yekaterinburg through shooting, bayoneting, and clubbing.","qid":1043135,"docid":"2664989","rank":28,"score":124370.0},{"content":"The final evidence regarding the killing of Czar Nicholas II, Empress Alexandra, and their five children by the Bolsheviks was published online in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences last week. This event occurred in 1918 during Russia's civil war.","qid":1043135,"docid":"4355523","rank":29,"score":123351.0},{"content":"According to Yakov Yurovsky, Nicholas II was given a letter from the Ural Regional Soviet's Presidium notifying him of his impending death due to his relatives' continued opposition to Soviet Russia. The tsar reportedly reacted with cries of \"Lord, oh my God! Oh my God!\"","qid":1043135,"docid":"5262288","rank":30,"score":122802.0},{"content":"Alexei Nikolaevich, Tsarevich of Russia, was the only son of Tsar Nicholas II and initially named as his successor when Nicholas abdicated the Russian throne in March 1917. However, Alexei and his family were murdered by Bolshevik troops in July 1918.","qid":1043135,"docid":"7022079","rank":31,"score":122554.0},{"content":"Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna, youngest daughter of Tsar Nicholas II and Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna, was murdered with her family by the Cheka, the Bolshevik secret police, in Yekaterinburg on July 17, 1918. She was the sister of Grand Duchesses Olga, Tatiana, and Maria, and elder sister of Tsarevich Alexei. Rumors persist","qid":1043135,"docid":"3378240","rank":32,"score":121288.0},{"content":"Nicholas II was the last czar and emperor of Russia, ruling from 1894 until his abdication in March 1917 due to pressure from the Bolsheviks who had overthrown the government.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8224813","rank":33,"score":121206.0},{"content":"A documentary claims that a British agent was responsible for the death of Rasputin, the Russian monk who had influence over Tsarina Alexandra and Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, on September 19, 2004 at 12:01AM BST.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8632895","rank":34,"score":121111.0},{"content":"The remains of Tsar Nicholas II and his wife, Alix of Hesse, are currently on display in Yekaterinburg. Previous DNA tests confirming their identities were authentic, involving matches to the Duke of Edinburgh during their courtship in the late 1890s.","qid":1043135,"docid":"4541692","rank":35,"score":120759.0},{"content":"Czar Nicholas II and his family, including his wife Tsarina Alexandra and their five children Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia, and Alexei, were kidnapped and executed on July 17, 1918.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8696957","rank":36,"score":120737.0},{"content":"Nicholas II was the last emperor of Russia, born on May 6, 1868, as the oldest son of Tsar Alexander III and his wife Maria Feodorovna.","qid":1043135,"docid":"1845643","rank":37,"score":120190.0},{"content":"Historians generally agree that Yakov Yurovsky was the one who killed Nicholas II.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8696952","rank":38,"score":119819.0},{"content":"Nicholas II, born May 6, 1868 in Pushkin, Russia, became tsar after his father Alexander III's death in 1894. Raised with conservative, religious values and belief in autocracy by parents Alexander and Danish-born Maria Feodorovna, he was later forced to establish an elected legislature. His handling of Bloody Sunday and World War I led to his abdication, and he and his family","qid":1043135,"docid":"650641","rank":39,"score":119673.0},{"content":"1. Nicholas II served as Tsar of Russia from 1894 to 1917.\n2. His reign began with the Khodynka Tragedy, an unfortunate event during the coronation celebrations.\n3. He was the last emperor of the Romanov Dynasty.\n4. His rule ended with the February Revolution in 1917.\n5. The Khodynka Tragedy resulted in the deaths of over","qid":1043135,"docid":"650644","rank":40,"score":119552.0},{"content":"Nicholas II was the last emperor of Russia, born on May 6, 1868. He was the eldest son of Tsar Alexander III and his wife Maria Feodorovna, and received a careful education.","qid":1043135,"docid":"1845644","rank":41,"score":119425.0},{"content":"Anastasia Nikolaevna, the youngest daughter of Tsar Nicholas II and Alexandra Fyodorovna, was murdered with her family by the Bolshevik secret police on July 17, 1918. She was a sister to Grand Duchess Olga, Grand Duchess Tatiana, Grand Duchess Maria, and Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich. After the Communist rule, the location of her burial was unknown","qid":1043135,"docid":"1637694","rank":42,"score":118817.0},{"content":"One hundred years ago, on December 30, 1916, Grigori Rasputin, a Russian mystic and confidant of Tsar Nicholas II and his wife, was killed. After being poisoned, shot, and beaten, his body was thrown into the Neva River in St. Petersburg. The aristocrats took this action due to their fear of Rasputin's influence over the Romanov court.","qid":1043135,"docid":"1536025","rank":43,"score":118093.0},{"content":"During the February Revolution in 1894, Czar Nicholas II, an untrained and uninclined ruler since his coronation, is forced to abdicate the throne and a provincial government takes over.","qid":1043135,"docid":"2514951","rank":44,"score":117623.0},{"content":"During the February Revolution in 1894, Czar Nicholas II abdicates the Russian throne after being forced out by insurgents. A provincial government takes over. Nicholas, crowned in May 1894, lacked training and inclination for ruling, exacerbating issues within the autocracy.","qid":1043135,"docid":"2790624","rank":45,"score":117353.0},{"content":"A potential end to the romantic legend that two children of Czar Nicholas II survived the Russian Revolution: bone fragments from a solitary Russian grave may provide confirmation of their deaths.","qid":1043135,"docid":"1637701","rank":46,"score":116868.0},{"content":"Grigori Rasputin, a Russian mystic, was murdered 100 years ago on December 30, 1916.","qid":1043135,"docid":"1536028","rank":47,"score":116753.0},{"content":"A documentary claims that a British agent was responsible for the death of Rasputin, the Russian monk who had influence over Tsarina Alexandra and Tsar Nicholas II, in September 2004 (12:01AM BST).","qid":1043135,"docid":"6044059","rank":48,"score":116735.0},{"content":"Nicholas II was the last Russian Tsar, born on May 6, 1868, at the Alexander Palace in a plush Blue Bedroom.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8787047","rank":49,"score":116073.0},{"content":"Nicholas II was the Emperor and Autocrat of all the Russias with the full title of \"Nicholas II, by the grace of God, Emperor and Autocrat of all the Russias, Tsar of various regions including Moscow, Kazan, Astrakhan, Poland, Siberia, Tauric Chersonesos, Georgia, Pskov, Smolensk, Lithuania, Volhynia, Podolia, Finland, Estonia, Liv","qid":1043135,"docid":"5262290","rank":50,"score":115727.0},{"content":"A British spy is claimed to have been responsible for the death of Russian monk and confidant to the Tsarina and Tsar of Russia, Rasputin, according to an upcoming documentary.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8632897","rank":51,"score":115608.0},{"content":"Two years before his death, Emperor Nicholas II is seen in newly-discovered photos teaching his 15-year-old daughter Grand Duchess Anastasia how to smoke in Mogilyov.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8696953","rank":52,"score":115289.0},{"content":"Nicholas, the eldest son of Tsar Alexander III and Marie Feodorovna, was born in May 1868. At age 23, he survived an assassination attempt in Japan. He ascended to the Russian throne following his father's death from liver disease on 20th October, 1894.","qid":1043135,"docid":"1845637","rank":53,"score":115207.0},{"content":"Nicholas II was the last Russian Tsar, born on May 6, 1868, at the Alexander Palace in a plush Blue Bedroom.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8787048","rank":54,"score":114971.0},{"content":"In March 1917, as Nicholas was in supreme command of the Russian Army, military failures led to a significant decline in his support among the Russian population. On that particular Friday, an estimated 200,000 people demonstrated against the Tsar.","qid":1043135,"docid":"4541695","rank":55,"score":114687.0},{"content":"During World War 1, Russia's Tsar Nicholas II, despite having no military background whatsoever, made all the strategic decisions for Germany's benefit.","qid":1043135,"docid":"7279508","rank":56,"score":114202.0},{"content":"Rasputin, a Russian holy man with influence over Czar Nicholas II and Czarina Alexandra due to his ability to heal their hemophiliac son, was murdered by Russian nobles.","qid":1043135,"docid":"5119432","rank":57,"score":113422.0},{"content":"Czar Nicholas II of Russia was crowned in 1894 as the last Emperor of Russia. Born on May 19, 1868, he was the first child of Tsarevitch Aleksandr III and Maria Fyodorovna. Known as Nicholas Aleksandrovitch Romanov, he was the Grand Duke of Russia at birth.","qid":1043135,"docid":"7945768","rank":58,"score":113120.0},{"content":"The passage states that the identities of those buried in St. Catherine's Chapel at Ss. Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Cathedral on July 19, 1998, in Saint Petersburg, Russia, have been definitively identified as those of Emperor Tsar Nicholas II.","qid":1043135,"docid":"6097574","rank":59,"score":112812.0},{"content":"During World War 1, Russia's Nicholas II made military decisions despite having no background in combat, intelligence, planning, or logistics.","qid":1043135,"docid":"7751287","rank":60,"score":112596.0},{"content":"Animated movie Anastasia focuses on Nicholas II's daughter who escaped in the story, but in reality, Anastasia and her family, including Nicholas II, were assassinated by the Bolsheviks. Rasputin, a religious mystic, held significant influence over Nicholas II and his wife Alexandra.","qid":1043135,"docid":"2664990","rank":61,"score":112547.0},{"content":"In February 1917, Czar Nicholas II, the ruler of Russia since 1894, abdicates the throne following strikes and revolts in Petrograd (now St. Petersburg).","qid":1043135,"docid":"2514945","rank":62,"score":112490.0},{"content":"Alexandra Feodorovna, also known as Alix of Hesse, was the last Empress of Russia, married to Nicholas II. She was a granddaughter of Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom.","qid":1043135,"docid":"7945774","rank":63,"score":111338.0},{"content":"Nicholas II, born May 6, 1868 (Julian calendar), became Russia's tsar upon his father's death in 1894. He upheld autocratic rule but was compelled to establish an elected legislature.","qid":1043135,"docid":"2790617","rank":64,"score":111206.0},{"content":"A report has confirmed that Anastasia, the rumored surviving daughter of Czar Nicholas II of Russia, did not survive. DNA analysis linked the remains of most of the Romanov family, found in a known grave in 2007, with two unidentified human remains.","qid":1043135,"docid":"4355525","rank":65,"score":110915.0},{"content":"In the spring of 1917, a photograph was taken of Grand Duchesses Maria, Olga, Anastasia, and Tatiana Nikolaevna of Russia at Tsarskoe Selo. This is one of the last known images of the Romanov family before they were murdered in the basement later that year.","qid":1043135,"docid":"7137853","rank":66,"score":110744.0},{"content":"At the start of the war, Tsar Nicholas II named his cousin, Grand Duke Nicholas, as the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian army. The army consisted of 115 infantry and 38 cavalry divisions, with a total of approximately 7,900 guns, including 7,100 field guns, 540 field howitzers, and 257 heavy guns.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8049997","rank":67,"score":110609.0},{"content":"Tsar Nicholas II gave up the throne due to loss of military support in Petrograd where over 200,000 people protested against his rule. Army units there disobeyed his orders to quell the riots and some even joined the demonstrators.","qid":1043135,"docid":"4541689","rank":68,"score":110550.0},{"content":"On March 15, 1917, Tsar Nicholas II of Russia abdicated from power during a revolution. In 1918, he and his family were executed due to fear that he might regain control.","qid":1043135,"docid":"1727793","rank":69,"score":110364.0},{"content":"Grigory Rasputin, a peasant with mysterious influence over Russia's last Tsar and Tsarina (Nicholas II and Aleksandra) from 1869 to 1916.","qid":1043135,"docid":"7770351","rank":70,"score":109621.0},{"content":"Tsar Nicholas II abdicated the throne in March 1917, relinquishing power and designating his brother Michael as his successor following ministers' persuasion that his abdication was necessary to halt riots.","qid":1043135,"docid":"4541691","rank":71,"score":109332.0},{"content":"By 1917, Russians had lost faith in Czar Nicholas II's leadership due to rampant government corruption, a backward economy, and his repeated dissolution of the Duma when it opposed him.","qid":1043135,"docid":"5316109","rank":72,"score":108856.0},{"content":"A criminal case into the 1918 killing of Nicholas II and his family by the Bolsheviks was reopened in September, prompting a new analysis.","qid":1043135,"docid":"4541688","rank":73,"score":108826.0},{"content":"Nicholas II, born May 6, 1868 (Julian calendar), became Russia's tsar upon his father's death in 1894. Believing in autocracy, he later established an elected legislature due to external pressures.","qid":1043135,"docid":"1845640","rank":74,"score":108771.0},{"content":"Rasputin was poisoned, shot, stabbed, strangled, assaulted, castrated, and drowned, resulting in his death three days later. His murder led to the downfall of Czar Nicholas II and his family.","qid":1043135,"docid":"4881715","rank":75,"score":108652.0},{"content":"Tsar Nicholas took command of Russian armies on August 23, 1915 (O.S.), influenced by the Tsarina and Rasputin's support.","qid":1043135,"docid":"7770354","rank":76,"score":108563.0},{"content":"On March 2, 1917 (March 15, 1917 according to the western calendar), as per the Russian Julian calendar, Nicholas II relinquished the throne and signed an abdication document, designating his brother Michael as his successor.","qid":1043135,"docid":"4541687","rank":77,"score":108379.0},{"content":"Nicholas II was born on May 6, 1868 (Julian calendar) in Russia and became tsar upon his father's death in 1894.","qid":1043135,"docid":"1845639","rank":78,"score":107484.0},{"content":"The Russian Empire collapsed in March 1917, leading to the establishment of a provisional government following the February Revolution. Russia experienced a significant military loss during the Battle of Tannenberg in 1914, with over 30,000 troops killed or wounded and 90,000 captured, while Germany suffered relatively fewer casualties with around 12,000.","qid":1043135,"docid":"2514458","rank":79,"score":107347.0},{"content":"In 1905, Czar Nicholas II was unable to address Russia's political, economic, and social issues following the revolution, leading to further unrest. The Romanov dynasty was overthrown in March 1917 during the first of two revolutions, initiating more radical changes.","qid":1043135,"docid":"917857","rank":80,"score":106911.0},{"content":"Nicholas II was the eldest son and heir to the Russian throne, born to Tsar Alexander III and Empress Maria Feodorovna. His full name was Nikolai Aleksandrovich Romanov.","qid":1043135,"docid":"1845642","rank":81,"score":106454.0},{"content":"In 1916, during the Russian Revolution, Tsar Nicholas II's tour of the front line marked the two-year point of total war, which put immense pressure on Russia and led to the February Revolution. This uprising resulted in the tsar's abdication and the establishment of a socialist government by the end of 1917.","qid":1043135,"docid":"5825109","rank":82,"score":106304.0},{"content":"During World War I, Rasputin predicted disaster for Russia. With Nicholas II leading the army, Alexandra handled domestic policy. Despite concerns about Rasputin's influence, Alexandra defended him, even dismissing suspicious ministers and giving the impression that he was her top advisor.","qid":1043135,"docid":"7770352","rank":83,"score":106174.0},{"content":"Nicholas II was the eldest son and heir to the Russian throne, born to Tsar Alexander III and Empress Maria Feodorovna. He had five younger siblings.","qid":1043135,"docid":"1845641","rank":84,"score":106009.0},{"content":"Nicholas II, born May 6, 1868 in Pushkin, Russia, became tsar after his father Alexander III's death in 1894.","qid":1043135,"docid":"4721484","rank":85,"score":105817.0},{"content":"A local villager, Andrei Sidikov, is at the site where the possible remains of the last Russian czar Nicholas II's son and heir to the throne may have been discovered, approximately 1500 kilometers (900 miles) east of Moscow.","qid":1043135,"docid":"4355532","rank":86,"score":105482.0},{"content":"In 1976, Russian scientists discovered the remains of Nicholas II, Alexandra, and three of their daughters. However, they concealed this finding until the Soviet Union was near collapse in 1991. The remains of Crown Prince Alexei (age 13) and one of his sisters were still missing.","qid":1043135,"docid":"3878610","rank":87,"score":104885.0},{"content":"In early 1917, Russia experienced widespread riots and mutinies resulting in the abdication of Tsar Nicholas II. The new socialist government, led by Alexander Kerensky, aimed for peaceful withdrawal from the war. However, both Germany and Russia's allies rejected this proposal.","qid":1043135,"docid":"3107006","rank":88,"score":104710.0},{"content":"In March 1917, Nicholas abdicated the throne, ending the 304-year Romanov rule. The following year, the Romanov family, their doctor, and three servants were executed by the Ural Red Guard on Lenin's orders. Their bodies were disposed of.","qid":1043135,"docid":"1637695","rank":89,"score":104547.0},{"content":"In the 1910s, Tsar Nicholas II and his wife Alexandra face the challenge of their hemophiliac son Alexei, the sole heir to the Romanov dynasty, as conventional medicine proves ineffective.","qid":1043135,"docid":"3209006","rank":90,"score":103701.0},{"content":"Czar Nicholas II of Russia had two contrasting impulses: the dreamer, gambler, idealist, and optimistic side, known for hope, confidence, and creativity.","qid":1043135,"docid":"650639","rank":91,"score":103663.0},{"content":"Bones found in a Russian mine have been confirmed through DNA tests to be those of Tsar Nicholas II and his wife, allowing their remains to be laid to rest together.","qid":1043135,"docid":"2664988","rank":92,"score":103628.0},{"content":"In February 1917, food shortages, rationing, and inflation led to strikes and demonstrations in Petrograd. Cossack soldiers refused to fire on demonstrators, leading to Nicholas II's loss of support and eventual abdication. Students should create lists of causes for which Nicholas II was responsible and external factors beyond his control.","qid":1043135,"docid":"4541690","rank":93,"score":103473.0},{"content":"Nicholas II abdicated in 1917 during the February Revolution, resulting in his family's imprisonment at the Alexander Palace, the Governor's Mansion in Tobolsk, and ultimately the Ipatiev House in Yekaterinburg.","qid":1043135,"docid":"2514953","rank":94,"score":103404.0},{"content":"An investigation led by Nicholas resulted in the trial of 289 people, execution of 5 (Pavel Pestel, Sergey Muravyov-Apostol, Pyotr Kakhovsky, Mikhail Bestuzhev-Ryumin, and Kondraty Ryleyev), imprisonment of 31, and exile to Siberia for the rest.","qid":1043135,"docid":"4252181","rank":95,"score":102138.0},{"content":"The Russian Imperial Romanov family and their companions, including Eugene Botkin, Anna Demidova, Alexei Trupp, and Ivan Kharitonov, were brutally murdered by Bolshevik troops led by Yakov Yurovsky in Yekaterinburg on July 16-17, 1918. The order came from the Ural Regional Soviet and was instigated by Lenin, Yakov Sverdlov, and Felix Dzer","qid":1043135,"docid":"7137848","rank":96,"score":101800.0},{"content":"In March 1917, the Russian czar Nicholas II was pressured to abdicate due to the unpopularity of his court, which was controlled by the mystic Rasputin. He replaced competent officials with questionable nominees. The turning point was the support from the army garrison at Petrograd, joining striking workers in demanding socialist reforms.","qid":1043135,"docid":"8787051","rank":97,"score":101545.0},{"content":"Alexei Nikolaevich, born on July 30, 1904 (OS), was the Tsesarevich and heir apparent to the Russian Empire. He was the youngest son and only male child of Emperor Nicholas II and Empress Alexandra Feodorovna. Named after the second Romanov Tsar, Alexis I, Alexei was forced to relinquish the throne when Nicholas II abdicated on March 2, 1","qid":1043135,"docid":"7022075","rank":98,"score":101511.0},{"content":"After Grand Duke Michael declined the offer to rule following Nicholas II's abdication, the Provisional Government assumed power in Russia. However, government ministers who had previously sworn allegiance to Nicholas were now left without authority as the monarchy no longer existed.","qid":1043135,"docid":"7977270","rank":99,"score":101258.0},{"content":"Nicholas II, born Nikolai Aleksandrovich Romanov on May 6, 1868, in Pushkin, Russia, was the firstborn child of heir to the Russian empire, Alexander Alexandrovich.","qid":1043135,"docid":"1845645","rank":100,"score":101159.0}]}
{"query":"what amino produces carnitine","hits":[{"content":"Acetyl-L-carnitine is a naturally produced amino acid in the body that helps generate energy. It is used to treat mental disorders such as Alzheimer's disease, age-related memory loss, late-life depression, thinking problems related to alcoholism, and Lyme disease.","qid":1122767,"docid":"6179209","rank":1,"score":134656.0},{"content":"Carnitine is a hydrophilic amino acid derivative produced in the kidneys and liver, and obtained from meat and dairy products. It facilitates the transfer of long-chain fatty acids into mitochondria for beta-oxidation. Carnitine deficiency, characterized by low carnitine levels in plasma and tissues, may not exhibit significant health effects until carnitine concentrations drop below 10-20% of normal.","qid":1122767,"docid":"7544609","rank":2,"score":133899.0},{"content":"Carnitine is a nutrient produced by the body in the liver and kidneys that helps convert fat into energy and boosts nerve cell activity. It's naturally found in fish, poultry, red meat, and certain dairy products.","qid":1122767,"docid":"8039590","rank":3,"score":131477.0},{"content":"Carnitine, a compound derived from an amino acid and named after the Latin word for flesh, is found in most body cells. It plays a crucial role in energy production by transporting long-chain fatty acids into mitochondria for oxidation and removing toxic byproducts. The different forms of carnitine include L-carnitine, acetyl-L-carnitine, and propionyl-L-carnitine.","qid":1122767,"docid":"6179207","rank":4,"score":129458.0},{"content":"Carnitine, a non-essential amino acid, is synthesized from lysine and methionine with the help of cofactors including ascorbic acid, ferrous iron, pyroxidine, and niacin. Deficiencies in these cofactors can result in carnitine deficiency.","qid":1122767,"docid":"4550504","rank":5,"score":129394.0},{"content":"Carnitine, a compound derived from an amino acid, is found in most body cells and was initially isolated from meat. It includes forms like L-carnitine, acetyl-L-carnitine, and propionyl-L-carnitine. Carnitine is essential for energy production.","qid":1122767,"docid":"3407781","rank":6,"score":127937.0},{"content":"L-carnitine is a compound related to vitamins and amino acids, formed in the liver and kidneys from lysine and methionine. It is primarily stored in muscle, brain, heart, and sperm, and is obtained from meat and animal products in the diet. Despite early classification as a vitamin, it is not technically an amino acid.","qid":1122767,"docid":"2019367","rank":7,"score":126105.0},{"content":"Carnitine, a substance found in cells, is biosynthesized from amino acids lysine and methionine. It transports fatty acids to mitochondria for energy production. Mitochondria, present in all cells, facilitate this process.","qid":1122767,"docid":"6179210","rank":8,"score":125636.0},{"content":"Acetyl L Carnitine is an active form of the amino acid L-Carnitine, which is produced from Lysine and Methionine. Compared to its parent compound, Acetyl L Carnitine has a higher bioavailability, making it more effective.","qid":1122767,"docid":"5877500","rank":9,"score":125194.0},{"content":"L-carnitine, a compound made from amino acids lysine and methionine, is not a true amino acid but is abundant in red meat, dairy, nuts, grains, and green vegetables. It's named after the Greek word for meat. The body produces it for transporting fatty acids into the mitochondria for energy production.","qid":1122767,"docid":"2019371","rank":10,"score":124641.0},{"content":"Carnitine is a compound derived from an amino acid, found in most body cells. It was initially isolated from meat and its name comes from the Latin word for flesh. Carnitine includes various forms such as L-carnitine, acetyl-L-carnitine, and propionyl-L-carnitine.","qid":1122767,"docid":"2859904","rank":11,"score":122398.0},{"content":"The production of L-carnitine, an amino acid that aids in fat burning, is assisted by niacin, vitamin B-6, and iron, according to Vanderbilt University. The body synthesizes L-carnitine from the essential amino acids lysine and methionine in the liver.","qid":1122767,"docid":"4784605","rank":12,"score":120849.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that supplementing carnitine, a transport substance synthesized in the liver and kidneys from the essential amino acids lysine and methionine, is beneficial.","qid":1122767,"docid":"1901639","rank":13,"score":120517.0},{"content":"L-carnitine is a naturally produced substance in the body from amino acids lysine and methionine. Its inclusion in a supplement regimen can enhance success in fat loss and muscle gain goals.","qid":1122767,"docid":"4824677","rank":14,"score":119803.0},{"content":"L-Lysine is an essential amino acid that cannot be produced in the body and serves as the foundation for carnitine synthesis. L-Proline can be produced in the body but optimal production may be limited on low protein or vegetarian diets.","qid":1122767,"docid":"5285491","rank":15,"score":118954.0},{"content":"L-Carnitine is an amino acid that increases muscle receptors for testosterone, enhancing muscle-building capabilities.","qid":1122767,"docid":"2859903","rank":16,"score":118420.0},{"content":"Carnitine is a compound derived from an amino acid, found in most body cells, with the name originating from the Latin word for flesh. It includes forms such as L-carnitine, acetyl-L-carnitine, and propionyl-L-carnitine.","qid":1122767,"docid":"6851720","rank":17,"score":118389.0},{"content":"L-Proline is a raw material for carnitine synthesis and can be produced in the body but may not be optimally produced on low protein or vegetarian diets. It, along with L-Lysine, are precursors for hydroxy-lysine and hydroxy-proline, which are components of collagen. Collagen is essential for arterial linings.","qid":1122767,"docid":"3192617","rank":18,"score":117538.0},{"content":"Carnitine is a natural amino acid that plays a role in converting fat into energy and is important for healthy, sustained hair growth due to the energy requirements for hair growth.","qid":1122767,"docid":"3467786","rank":19,"score":116338.0},{"content":"Niacin, vitamin B-6, and iron contribute to increased metabolism by aiding in the production of L-carnitine, an amino acid that promotes fat burning, according to Vanderbilt University. The body synthesizes L-carnitine from essential amino acids lysine and methionine in the liver.","qid":1122767,"docid":"4102083","rank":20,"score":115674.0},{"content":"L-carnitine, synthesized from amino acids lysine and methionine, is used to improve heart conditions, particularly angina, by reducing medication needs and enhancing exercise capacity without chest pain.","qid":1122767,"docid":"6179213","rank":21,"score":115351.0},{"content":"L-carnosine is a substance produced in the human body by combining the amino acids alanine and histidine. It is most abundant in the brain and nervous system, the lens of the eye, and skeletal muscle tissue.","qid":1122767,"docid":"3320220","rank":22,"score":114612.0},{"content":"The acetyl form of l-carnitine has similar but less pronounced effects on cognitive abilities as the regular l-carnitine. While the regular form is mainly recognized for its role in metabolism and energy production, the acetyl form is also known to impact cognitive functions.","qid":1122767,"docid":"8039582","rank":23,"score":113528.0},{"content":"L-carnitine, formed from amino acids lysine and methionine, enhances athletic performance and aids in weight loss. Its role is to facilitate the transfer of fatty acids from the cell cytoplasm to the mitochondria for energy utilization instead of storage.","qid":1122767,"docid":"4824679","rank":24,"score":112962.0},{"content":"Carnitine facilitates the transport of long-chain fatty acids into mitochondria for energy production during heavy exercise. Glutamine, the most abundant amino acid in the body, makes up over 60% of free intracellular amino acids in skeletal muscle.","qid":1122767,"docid":"4259801","rank":25,"score":112496.0},{"content":"The liver and kidneys of healthy individuals produce enough carnitine from lysine and methionine amino acids to meet daily requirements, so supplementation or consumption through food is unnecessary.","qid":1122767,"docid":"6851717","rank":26,"score":111569.0},{"content":"The liver and kidneys of healthy individuals produce sufficient carnitine from the amino acids lysine and methionine, making supplementation or consumption from food unnecessary.","qid":1122767,"docid":"2859907","rank":27,"score":110770.0},{"content":"Carnitine, a vital substance found in heart, muscle tissues, and other areas of fatty acid oxidation, facilitates the transportation of long-chain fatty acids into mitochondria for energy production through oxidation. Its role is particularly significant during heavy exercise when fat serves as the primary fuel, helping to conserve glycogen stores. Glutamine, the most abundant amino acid in the body, makes up over 60%","qid":1122767,"docid":"2912048","rank":28,"score":110627.0},{"content":"The passage explains that L-carnitine levels decrease and the need for it increases as heart disease advances. Patients with more advanced heart disease are also more responsive to supplementation. L-carnitine is derived from the amino acids lysine and methionine.","qid":1122767,"docid":"5796709","rank":29,"score":110615.0},{"content":"L-carnitine and acetyl-L-carnitine are two forms of the same amino acid, with acetyl-L-carnitine able to cross the blood-brain barrier. They are both used as dietary supplements and offer distinct health benefits.","qid":1122767,"docid":"8061233","rank":30,"score":109977.0},{"content":"L-lysine is an essential amino acid important for growth and development. It plays a role in producing carnitine, which facilitates the conversion of fatty acids into energy.","qid":1122767,"docid":"468959","rank":31,"score":109173.0},{"content":"Carnosine is a dipeptide composed of beta-alanine and histidine, discovered by Russian chemist Vladimir Gulevich, and is abundant in muscle and brain tissues.","qid":1122767,"docid":"2869517","rank":32,"score":108885.0},{"content":"Acetyl-L-Carnitine is an amino acid that helps the body convert fat into energy. While the body can produce it, supplementation may enhance energy production in certain tissues.","qid":1122767,"docid":"5877496","rank":33,"score":108574.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the different forms of carnitine, specifically D-carnitine, DL-carnitine, L-carnitine, and Acetyl-L-carnitine (ALC). The last two forms are beneficial for bodybuilders. The body produces carnitine from methionine and lysine with the help of Thiamin (Vitamin B1) and pyridoxine (Vitamin B6).","qid":1122767,"docid":"8039583","rank":34,"score":108395.0},{"content":"Carnitine is an essential amino acid with antioxidant properties. Its benefits include alleviating angina symptoms during physical activity, potentially reducing the risk of heart attack, arrhythmia, and heart failure.","qid":1122767,"docid":"8061226","rank":35,"score":108132.0},{"content":"L-carnitine is an essential amino acid that facilitates the transport of fatty acids into cells for energy conversion. Its role is crucial for energy supply and fat metabolism. Healthy adults need approximately 300 mg of L-carnitine daily.","qid":1122767,"docid":"2859908","rank":36,"score":107625.0},{"content":"The passage states that the body can transform L-carnitine into acetyl-L-carnitine and propionyl-L-carnitine. However, it is unknown if the benefits of these different forms of carnitines are interchangeable. Therefore, it is recommended not to substitute one form of carnitine for another until more information is available.","qid":1122767,"docid":"75236","rank":37,"score":107368.0},{"content":"Arginine, a semi-essential amino acid, and carnitine, a chemical compound, are discussed. Both arginine and carnitine have L-structures. Glutamine and glutamic acid are chemically related amino acids.","qid":1122767,"docid":"3601979","rank":38,"score":106521.0},{"content":"The passage lists the nonessential amino acids as arginine, alanine, asparagine, aspartic acid, cysteine, glutamine, glutamic acid, glycine, proline, serine, and tyrosine. Other amino acids, like carnitine, have uses beyond protein-building and are therapeutically important. The essential or nonessential classification of amino acids indicates whether the body can","qid":1122767,"docid":"1238934","rank":39,"score":106376.0},{"content":"Carnosine, also known as L-carnosine, is an old known compound with newfound anti-aging properties that have gained significant research attention in recent years. It should not be confused with Carnitine, another amino acid.","qid":1122767,"docid":"2869521","rank":40,"score":105898.0},{"content":"MetaBlast is a substance containing natural amino acids and antioxidants that aid in energy production. Acetyl L-Carnitine, a component of MetaBlast, supports heart, brain function, muscle movement, and various other bodily processes.","qid":1122767,"docid":"3514064","rank":41,"score":105189.0},{"content":"Carnitine is essential for energy production by transporting long-chain fatty acids into mitochondria for oxidation and removing toxic by-products.","qid":1122767,"docid":"2859900","rank":42,"score":104858.0},{"content":"The passage explains that L-Carnitine, a naturally produced amino acid in the body, is safe for use and aids in weight loss by facilitating the transfer of fatty acids to the mitochondria for metabolism.","qid":1122767,"docid":"2859902","rank":43,"score":104542.0},{"content":"L-carnitine, an amino acid compound, aids in weight loss by enhancing protein synthesis and muscle growth. It is crucial for converting body fat into usable energy by transporting fatty acids from the cell cytoplasm to the mitochondria, where they are burned instead of being stored.","qid":1122767,"docid":"4824681","rank":44,"score":104539.0},{"content":"Lamb is a natural source of carnitine, an amino acid that helps generate energy from fatty acids. It also contains trace elements like copper, manganese, and selenium, and provides a rich supply of high quality protein.","qid":1122767,"docid":"1951801","rank":45,"score":103460.0},{"content":"Lysine is an essential amino acid that cannot be produced by the body and must be obtained through diet. It is important for growth and contributes to the production of carnitine, which converts fats into energy and aids in lowering cholesterol levels.","qid":1122767,"docid":"4461313","rank":46,"score":102956.0},{"content":"Carnitine is a quaternary ammonium compound involved in metabolism in mammals, plants, and some bacteria. It exists in two optically active isomers, D-carnitine and L-carnitine.","qid":1122767,"docid":"8061228","rank":47,"score":102718.0},{"content":"The passage lists the twenty essential amino acids required for building proteins in the body, which include arginine, alanine, asparagine, aspartic acid, cysteine, glutamine, glutamic acid, glycine, proline, serine, and tyrosine. Additionally, it mentions that there are other nonessential amino acids, such as carnitine, which have functions beyond protein-building and are","qid":1122767,"docid":"6764249","rank":48,"score":102613.0},{"content":"GNC Mega Men supplement contains carnitine, an amino acid that helps in food metabolism, but excessive intake can lead to diarrhea. The exact quantity of carnitine in Mega Men is undisclosed by GNC as it is part of a proprietary blend.","qid":1122767,"docid":"8146817","rank":49,"score":102059.0},{"content":"L-lysine is an essential amino acid crucial for growth and development. The body uses it to produce carnitine, which converts fatty acids into energy, and aids in calcium absorption and collagen formation for muscle and bone health.","qid":1122767,"docid":"4161419","rank":50,"score":101859.0},{"content":"GNC Mega Men contains carnitine, an amino acid that helps metabolize food, but excessive carnitine intake can lead to diarrhea. The exact amount of carnitine in Mega Men is undisclosed by GNC as part of a proprietary blend.","qid":1122767,"docid":"8146818","rank":51,"score":101763.0},{"content":"Carnitine is essential for energy production by transporting long-chain fatty acids into mitochondria for oxidation and removing toxic compounds produced during the process.","qid":1122767,"docid":"6179212","rank":52,"score":101555.0},{"content":"The passage discusses two supplements, 7 Keto and L-Carnitine, and their benefits for increasing energy levels and burning fat. 7 Keto is said to help increase energy and decrease stored fat. L-Carnitine, an amino acid, transports fatty acids to the mitochondria to be used as fuel and create energy.","qid":1122767,"docid":"6739572","rank":53,"score":100689.0},{"content":"Acetyl-L-carnitine is a neurologically focused form of L-carnitine with unique properties. It consists of a Glycine amino acid bound to a carnitine molecule that is esterified to a short chain fatty acid (GPLC).","qid":1122767,"docid":"8039589","rank":54,"score":100341.0},{"content":"Carnitor and Carnitor Sugar-Free are brand names for levocarnitine, a naturally occurring substance that helps mammal cells produce energy by transporting fatty acids into mitochondria and removing toxins.","qid":1122767,"docid":"3368028","rank":55,"score":99342.0},{"content":"Lysine is an essential amino acid that cannot be produced naturally by the body and must be obtained from food. It plays a role in bone growth and is necessary for the synthesis of Carnitine.","qid":1122767,"docid":"2358778","rank":56,"score":97582.0},{"content":"Carnitine is essential for converting fatty acids into energy in the body. It transports these long-chain fatty acids to the fuel centers of cells where they are converted into fuel. Muscles, particularly skeletal and heart muscles, have high concentrations of carnitine.","qid":1122767,"docid":"8326513","rank":57,"score":97495.0},{"content":"Acetyl-L-carnitine (ALCAR) is a form of L-carnitine that is produced naturally by the body but also taken as a supplement. It gets broken down in the blood to carnitine, which facilitates the transport of fatty acids into the mitochondria for energy production.","qid":1122767,"docid":"5877499","rank":58,"score":97375.0},{"content":"Creatine is a compound made up of glycine, arginine, and methionine amino acids. It is naturally produced in the liver and is found in foods like meat and fish, with an average concentration of four grams per kilogram.","qid":1122767,"docid":"8512347","rank":59,"score":94442.0},{"content":"The consumption of carnitine leads to the production of trimethyl amine by intestinal bacteria, which is then converted into TMAO in the liver. TMAO contributes to artery clogging.","qid":1122767,"docid":"3467791","rank":60,"score":93561.0},{"content":"The body can produce creatine from amino acids like arginine, glycine, and methionine when dietary intake is insufficient to meet daily energy requirements.","qid":1122767,"docid":"7900654","rank":61,"score":93402.0},{"content":"Lysine is an essential amino acid that cannot be produced by the body and must be obtained through food or supplements. It is crucial for growth and contributes to the production of carnitine, which converts fatty acids into energy and helps lower cholesterol. Sources of lysine include meat (red meat, pork, poultry), cheese (parmesan), certain fish (cod, sardines), eggs, soybeans (to","qid":1122767,"docid":"3559293","rank":62,"score":93335.0},{"content":"Amino acids, including carnitine, contribute to weight loss by playing significant roles in metabolism. Carnitine specifically aids in fat burning by facilitating the transport of fatty acids into the mitochondria for oxidation. Obese patients may have a deficiency in carnitine.","qid":1122767,"docid":"1370608","rank":63,"score":93096.0},{"content":"The passage lists the following amino acids commonly used as supplements and their respective uses: lysine, n-acetyl cysteine, tryptophan, phenylalanine, acetyl l-carnitine, histidine, carnitine, carnosine, arginine, cysteine, DLPA, GABA, glutamine, glutathione, glycine, ornithine","qid":1122767,"docid":"1987310","rank":64,"score":92983.0},{"content":"Carnitine is a white, water-soluble compound involved in metabolism in animals, plants, and some bacteria. It exists as two optically active isomers, L-carnitine and D-carnitine, with L-carnitine being the natural form in animals. D-carnitine is toxic and inhibits L-carnitine activity. Carnitine was discovered in 1905 due to its unique","qid":1122767,"docid":"8039587","rank":65,"score":92872.0},{"content":"Carnitine is a natural substance produced by the body in the liver and kidneys, which helps convert fat into energy. It is stored in muscles, heart, brain, and sperm. Some individuals may have insufficient carnitine due to inadequate production or transportation into tissues.","qid":1122767,"docid":"6063622","rank":66,"score":91802.0},{"content":"The passage lists nonessential amino acids, which include alanine, arginine, aspartic acid, cystine, glutamic acid, glycine, proline, serine, and tyrosine. Additionally, it mentions possible accessory nutrient amino acids such as taurine, l-ornithine, and l-carnitine. The passage emphasizes that life involves molecular synthesis and control.","qid":1122767,"docid":"5642904","rank":67,"score":91279.0},{"content":"Creatine is a non-essential compound, synthesized in the liver from arginine, glycine, and methionine, found abundantly in meat and fish. Muscles do not produce creatine and rely on bloodstream uptake.","qid":1122767,"docid":"438879","rank":68,"score":91159.0},{"content":"Lysine is an essential amino acid that cannot be produced by the body and must be obtained through food or supplements. It is a building block of protein and plays a role in proper growth. Additionally, lysine is important for the production of carnitine, which converts fatty acids into energy and helps lower cholesterol.","qid":1122767,"docid":"458261","rank":69,"score":90878.0},{"content":"L-carnitine supplementation may increase muscle and bloodstream concentration, potentially enhancing fat metabolism.","qid":1122767,"docid":"5796713","rank":70,"score":90638.0},{"content":"The passage discusses two types of food that can cause unpleasant body odor in kids and adults. Red meat contains an amino acid derivative called carnitine, which in excess can produce a \"fishy\" smell. Pasteurized and packaged milk may be contaminated with hormones in cows and also contains carnitine, which could lead to body odor issues.","qid":1122767,"docid":"1575377","rank":71,"score":90541.0},{"content":"Lysine is an essential amino acid that the body cannot produce and must be obtained through food or supplements. It is important for proper growth and contributes to the production of carnitine, which converts fatty acids into energy and helps lower cholesterol. Good sources of lysine include meat, particularly red meat, pork, and poultry; cheese, especially parmesan; certain fish like cod and sardines; eggs; soybeans","qid":1122767,"docid":"1253475","rank":72,"score":90393.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the success of L-lysine therapy in treating frequently recurrent herpes simplex infections, and mentions its use as a prophylaxis. L-carnitine, another amino acid, is beneficial for reducing the risk of heart attack. L-lysine and methionine are essential for carnitine synthesis, and vegetarians or vegans may need to consider supplementing with L-carnitine due to diet","qid":1122767,"docid":"884952","rank":73,"score":89978.0},{"content":"Creatine is a non-essential compound, synthesized from arginine, glycine, and methionine in the liver, abundant in meat and fish. Muscles don't produce it, so they absorb it from the bloodstream. Inside muscles, creatine gets a high-energy phosphate attachment, becoming phosphocreatine (PCr), which plays a crucial role in its health benefits.","qid":1122767,"docid":"6518073","rank":74,"score":89613.0},{"content":"The urea cycle involves the reaction of carbamoyl phosphate with ornithine to produce citrulline, which exits the mitochondria and synthesizes arginine in the cytosol. Fumarate, another product, connects the urea cycle with the TCA cycle. The cycle ends with the excretion of urea, formed from two nitrogen atoms, as a waste product by the liver and kidneys.","qid":1122767,"docid":"8603216","rank":75,"score":89558.0},{"content":"Microorganisms produce various unusual amino acids, such as D-enantiomers of common acids, including ornithine found in antibiotic bacitracin A, and statin, part of a pentapeptide inhibiting pepsin's action.","qid":1122767,"docid":"534651","rank":76,"score":89503.0},{"content":"Carnitine is primarily sourced from the liver and kidneys, with some obtained through diet. L-carnitine supplements are taken for athletic performance, heart disease, memory problems, and other health concerns. These supplements contain the same type of carnitine found in food.","qid":1122767,"docid":"5468401","rank":77,"score":89102.0},{"content":"Carnitine is a substance produced by the liver and kidneys that assists the body in converting fat into energy. It is stored in the skeletal muscles, heart, brain, and sperm. The body typically produces enough carnitine on its own.","qid":1122767,"docid":"6179211","rank":78,"score":88984.0},{"content":"L-lysine is an essential amino acid that cannot be produced naturally in the human body. It serves as a building block for protein and is necessary for growth and health. The body uses L-lysine to produce carnitine, which helps convert fatty acids into energy.","qid":1122767,"docid":"4461311","rank":79,"score":88788.0},{"content":"The passage provides an introduction to the topic of amino acids and mentions several specific types, including Glutamine, BCAA's, Arginine, Lysine, Methionine, Carnitine, Cysteine, and HMB. It expresses the author's amazement at the functions of amino acids in the body.","qid":1122767,"docid":"466849","rank":80,"score":88568.0},{"content":"Carnitine is a substance produced in the liver and kidneys that assists the body in converting fat into energy, which is stored in muscles, heart, brain, and sperm. The body typically produces enough carnitine for its needs, but some studies suggest that oral carnitine intake may help reduce fat mass, increase muscle mass, and alleviate fatigue, potentially contributing to weight loss for some individuals. However, scientific evidence for carnitine as an effective weight","qid":1122767,"docid":"4824672","rank":81,"score":88371.0},{"content":"Lysine is an essential amino acid that cannot be produced by the body and must be obtained through food or supplements. It is a key component of protein and contributes to proper growth. Additionally, lysine is important for the production of carnitine, which converts fatty acids into energy and helps lower cholesterol.","qid":1122767,"docid":"668427","rank":82,"score":88352.0},{"content":"Creatine is a nitrogenous organic acid produced in the liver, composed of amino acids L-arginine, glycine, and L-methionine, which supplies energy to cells, especially muscle cells.","qid":1122767,"docid":"1141681","rank":83,"score":88131.0},{"content":"Creatine is a nitrogenous acid produced in the liver, composed of the amino acids L-arginine, glycine, and L-methionine, which plays a role in supplying energy to cells, especially muscle cells.","qid":1122767,"docid":"1475984","rank":84,"score":87933.0},{"content":"Creatine is a nitrogenous organic acid produced in the liver, composed of amino acids L-arginine, glycine, and L-methionine, which supplies energy to cells, especially muscle cells.","qid":1122767,"docid":"2033018","rank":85,"score":87803.0},{"content":"L-lysine, an essential amino acid, is necessary for human health as the body cannot produce it. It functions as a building block for proteins, contributing to growth and development. Additionally, lysine plays a role in the production of other nutrients, such as carnitine, which regulate fatty acid processing in the body.","qid":1122767,"docid":"1176273","rank":86,"score":87731.0},{"content":"Creatine is a nitrogenous organic acid produced in the liver, composed of the amino acids L-arginine, glycine, and L-methionine, which plays a role in supplying energy to cells, especially muscle cells.","qid":1122767,"docid":"1475981","rank":87,"score":87588.0},{"content":"Creatine is a nitrogen-containing compound produced naturally in the human body, primarily in the liver, with smaller amounts in the kidneys and pancreas. It's synthesized from the amino acids glycine, arginine, and methionine at a rate of approximately 1-2g per day.","qid":1122767,"docid":"5145967","rank":88,"score":87350.0},{"content":"Lysine is an essential amino acid that the body cannot produce and must be obtained through food or supplements. It is a building block of protein and plays a role in growth and the production of carnitine, which converts fatty acids into energy and helps lower cholesterol. Sources of lysine include meat, particularly red meat, pork, and poultry, cheese, especially parmesan, certain fish like cod and sardines, and","qid":1122767,"docid":"4461306","rank":89,"score":87233.0},{"content":"Creatine is a nitrogenous acid produced in the liver, composed of three amino acids (L-arginine, glycine, and L-methionine). It supplies energy to cells, particularly muscle cells, and is used by athletes to enhance performance. Additionally, it may help treat neuromuscular and neurodegenerative disorders like arthritis, Parkinson's disease, congestive heart failure, and depression, as well as improve cognitive","qid":1122767,"docid":"774161","rank":90,"score":86849.0},{"content":"The passage describes how different decarboxylase enzymes are specific to certain amino acids and are tested using media with similar compositions but distinct pH indicators. Arginine decarboxylase, lysine decarboxylase, and ornithine decarboxylase are tested using separate media, each containing nutrients, dextrose, pyridoxal, and pH indicators bromcresol purple and cres","qid":1122767,"docid":"1548664","rank":91,"score":86648.0},{"content":"The passage encourages learning about the functions of various amino acids, including Glutamine, BCAA's, Arginine, Lysine, Methionine, Carnitine, Cysteine, and HMB. Amino acids are described as wondrous and amazing due to their roles in the body.","qid":1122767,"docid":"916144","rank":92,"score":86616.0},{"content":"Creatine is a natural substance produced by the liver, kidney, and pancreas. It also occurs in muscle tissue, red meat, and fish but in smaller quantities than in supplement form. Creatine is not a steroid.","qid":1122767,"docid":"5145968","rank":93,"score":86600.0},{"content":"L-lysine is an essential amino acid that cannot be produced naturally in the human body. It serves as a building block for various functions including the production of carnitine for energy conversion, calcium absorption, and collagen formation for muscle and bone health.","qid":1122767,"docid":"4161416","rank":94,"score":86285.0},{"content":"Ten amino acids the body can produce are alanine, asparagine, aspartic acid, cysteine, glutamic acid, glutamine, glycine, proline, serine, and tyrosine. Tyrosine production depends on phenylalanine, so a deficiency in phenylalanine necessitates tyrosine intake.","qid":1122767,"docid":"992687","rank":95,"score":85889.0},{"content":"Lysine is an essential amino acid that cannot be produced by the body and must be obtained through food or supplements. It is important for proper growth and contributes to the production of carnitine, which converts fatty acids into energy and helps lower cholesterol levels.","qid":1122767,"docid":"6727509","rank":96,"score":85861.0},{"content":"Vitamin K plays a role in building bone proteins, and carnitine can improve bone mineral density. Zinc deficiency can negatively impact bone health, contributing to conditions like osteoporosis and osteomalacia.","qid":1122767,"docid":"4843544","rank":97,"score":85790.0},{"content":"L-carnosine is a naturally occurring dipeptide made up of histidine and beta-alanine. It is abundant in energy-intensive areas like muscles, brain, liver, kidneys, and heart. Known for its antioxidant properties, L-carnosine has been the focus of extensive research.","qid":1122767,"docid":"2869520","rank":98,"score":85688.0},{"content":"The passage lists the ten non-essential amino acids that the body can produce: alanine, asparagine, aspartic acid, cysteine, glutamic acid, glutamine, glycine, proline, serine, and tyrosine. Tyrosine, however, is derived from the essential amino acid phenylalanine, so a deficiency in phenylalanine would necessitate tyrosine intake","qid":1122767,"docid":"7461553","rank":99,"score":85536.0},{"content":"L-Carnitine is an essential and non-toxic nutrient that aids in burning fat for energy. Due to potential muscle function impairments associated with deficiencies, research has focused on the benefits of carnitine supplementation.","qid":1122767,"docid":"5468407","rank":100,"score":85393.0}]}
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(Source: YourDictionary)","qid":1127540,"docid":"8726954","rank":4,"score":113054.0},{"content":"A shebang is a character sequence of #! at the beginning of a computing script. Also known as sha-bang, hashbang, pound-bang, or hash-pling.","qid":1127540,"docid":"2044364","rank":5,"score":113022.0},{"content":"Slang term \"shebang\" refers to a situation or set of facts, often used to describe covering the entire cost, as in paying for an entire group dinner.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8726956","rank":6,"score":112986.0},{"content":"The term \"shebang\" refers to an entire system or scheme, which is made up of interrelated yet independent elements that form a unified whole. It is often used in the phrase \"the whole shebang,\" meaning everything related to a particular system or scheme. An example given is a vast system of production, distribution, and consumption that keeps a country functioning.","qid":1127540,"docid":"2044366","rank":7,"score":112600.0},{"content":"The term \"shebang\" has two meanings. First, it refers to a difficult ordeal or a collection of objects, often used in the phrase \"the whole shebang.\" Second, in computer programming, specifically CGI, it refers to the first line in a CGI script that specifies the location of the Perl interpreter.","qid":1127540,"docid":"2044372","rank":8,"score":111514.0},{"content":"The term \"shebang\" refers to the structure or organization of something, often used in an informal context. It can also refer to a primitive dwelling. The origin of the word is unclear.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8726957","rank":9,"score":108097.0},{"content":"The passage explains the idiom \"the whole shebang\" meaning \"the whole of something, including everything connected to it.\" Synonyms for \"something\" include \"anything,\" \"nothing,\" and \"everything.\"","qid":1127540,"docid":"2044369","rank":10,"score":106322.0},{"content":"The term \"Origin\" refers to a temporary shelter first used in 1862. During the US Civil War, Union prisoners in Confederate camps constructed these shelters, which were called \"Shebangs.\"","qid":1127540,"docid":"8726963","rank":11,"score":104718.0},{"content":"The term \"Origin\" refers to temporary shelters first used during the US Civil War in 1862. Soldiers in Confederate Prisoner-of-War camps, such as Andersonsville in Georgia, constructed these self-made shelters, which came to be known as Shebangs.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8726962","rank":12,"score":103245.0},{"content":"The term \"[Shebang],\" used by Yale students and others to label rooms or public performances, may have originated from a corruption of the French word \"cabane,\" meaning hut. This term was commonly used by troops from Louisiana in the Confederate army, who built huts quickly and efficiently for their winter quarters.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8726955","rank":13,"score":101785.0},{"content":"The passage explains that the terms \"enchilada,\" \"shooting match,\" and \"shebang\" have different meanings. An enchilada is a dish made by wrapping various foods in a tortilla. A shooting match is a shooting competition. A shebang is an old term for a rude hut or shelter. The first two terms originated in the second half of the 1900s, while the last one dates back to the late","qid":1127540,"docid":"5728324","rank":14,"score":98057.0},{"content":"The passage describes a person or entity that effectively managed and controlled a situation or organization.","qid":1127540,"docid":"2044371","rank":15,"score":97844.0},{"content":"The passage describes a utility that allows for the creation of self-contained Java executable files using the shebang mechanism. These jarfiles can be run on the Unix command line without requiring any additional support files.","qid":1127540,"docid":"5753339","rank":16,"score":96646.0},{"content":"The term \"shebang\" originated around 1862 and was initially used to refer to a hut, shed, or shelter. Its popularity is attributed to soldiers during the U.S. Civil War. However, the exact origin of the word is uncertain.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8726960","rank":17,"score":94060.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the meaning of the phrase \"the whole shebang\" which refers to an entire structure or organization, and also mentions the words \"shack\" and \"shanty\" which mean a primitive dwelling. The passage also includes an example of how the structure of something, such as an organization, can fall apart when a key figure leaves.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8726959","rank":18,"score":88655.0},{"content":"The passage uses various colloquial expressions to mean \"everything,\" \"the entirety,\" or \"all aspects\" of a situation. Examples include \"the whole enchilada,\" \"the whole ball of wax,\" \"the whole shooting match.\" These expressions are used to describe situations where multiple elements or components are being discussed.","qid":1127540,"docid":"5728333","rank":19,"score":82477.0},{"content":"A window consists of a frame, including jambs and sill, and mullions and muntins. Mullions are heavy vertical or horizontal members separating window units, while muntins are narrow strips of wood dividing individual panes of glass in a traditional sash.","qid":1127540,"docid":"1211118","rank":20,"score":82081.0},{"content":"Gobang is a Japanese board game played on a 256-square checkerboard with the goal of being the first player to place five counters in a row on intersecting lines.","qid":1127540,"docid":"7670097","rank":21,"score":80067.0},{"content":"The passage explains that every script begins with a shebang and the path to the desired shell, such as \"#!\/bin\/bash.\" The shebang is used by the shell to determine which interpreter to run the script with, and is disregarded by the actual running shell.","qid":1127540,"docid":"2574460","rank":22,"score":77660.0},{"content":"Gobang is a Japanese board game where players take turns placing counters on a go board with the goal of being the first to arrange five in a row.","qid":1127540,"docid":"7670092","rank":23,"score":76561.0},{"content":"The passage describes various types of party favors, including a firecracker called a \"whizbang\" that makes a whizzing sound before exploding, and smaller party favors referred to as \"cracker bonbons\" or \"snappers.\"","qid":1127540,"docid":"7947397","rank":24,"score":75739.0},{"content":"A decorative emblem made up of intersecting stripes, worn on military or police uniforms to signify rank, merit, or length of service.","qid":1127540,"docid":"5533406","rank":25,"score":73341.0},{"content":"Under Unix-like systems, when running a script with a shebang, the program loader interprets the initial line as a directive, executing the specified interpreter instead, and passing the script's original path as an argument.","qid":1127540,"docid":"2044370","rank":26,"score":72046.0},{"content":"The term \"shield\" refers to a piece of armor made of rigid material, worn on the arm or carried in hand, designed for protection against weapons. It can also signify a person or thing that provides safety, and a protective device or structure in general.","qid":1127540,"docid":"4156427","rank":27,"score":70928.0},{"content":"Gobang is a Japanese board game.","qid":1127540,"docid":"7670090","rank":28,"score":70211.0},{"content":"The passage describes Chambers as a comprehensive dictionary with definitions, examples, and etymology, but it is not accepting new subscribers due to its large size of 170,000 words and phrases and 270,000 definitions, and its high price of \u00c2\u00a340 for the 1,871-page print version.","qid":1127540,"docid":"3134960","rank":29,"score":70119.0},{"content":"Mukbang is a Korean term derived from \"eating (meokneun)\" and \"broadcast (bangsong)\" which describes the act of eating and broadcasting it live online. It is popular in South Korean culture with many viewers tuning in to watch individuals consume large meals.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8462437","rank":30,"score":69231.0},{"content":"Headbanging is a fast nodding of the head up and down while dancing to heavy metal music, as exemplified by bands like Metallica and Van Halen.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8629942","rank":31,"score":68454.0},{"content":"Metallica's music is an example of headbanging, a dance move characterized by rapidly nodding one's head up and down to heavy metal rhythms.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8629945","rank":32,"score":67686.0},{"content":"A thin piece of metal or wood used to fill gaps between machine parts or beneath heavy objects for leveling. It can also be a derogatory term for an androgynous-looking person.","qid":1127540,"docid":"7664451","rank":33,"score":67575.0},{"content":"Perform 20 reps of Pencil Side Leg exercise on each side using a Theraband or tights as equipment. Repeat the set a few times a week for results. Begin with a hip-width stance and hands on hips.","qid":1127540,"docid":"5066448","rank":34,"score":67371.0},{"content":"Headbanging is a term associated with heavy metal music. It is described as an activity or behavior. An example of music that encourages headbanging is Metallica's.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8629946","rank":35,"score":67278.0},{"content":"A person dressed in surfing attire and identified as a surfer or a pretender in the 80s was referred to as a \"skeg.\" This term was used to distinguish surfers from other beachgoers or music fans. The term \"skeg\" is synonymous with the terms \"surfer,\" \"cool dude,\" \"surfie,\" and \"boogie boarder.\"","qid":1127540,"docid":"570221","rank":36,"score":67036.0},{"content":"Headbanging is a term with two meanings. First, it refers to a fan of heavy metal rock music. Second, it is used to describe a crazy or stupid person.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8629948","rank":37,"score":67028.0},{"content":"A windshield is a curved pane of glass or other transparent material installed in vehicles to protect occupants from wind. It can also be used as a shield to protect an object from wind.","qid":1127540,"docid":"3360345","rank":38,"score":65865.0},{"content":"Mukbang is a type of online broadcast where hosts consume large amounts of food while engaging with their audience through webcasts, gaining popularity in South Korea during the 2010s.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8462442","rank":39,"score":64419.0},{"content":"Mukbang is a type of online broadcast where hosts eat large amounts of food while engaging with their audience through webcasts, gaining popularity in South Korea during the 2010s.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8462433","rank":40,"score":63808.0},{"content":"Mukbang is a type of online broadcast where hosts eat large amounts of food while engaging with their audience through webcasts, gaining popularity in South Korea during the 2010s.","qid":1127540,"docid":"5332589","rank":41,"score":63562.0},{"content":"The speaker recommends using VW or Audi DEF in 2.5 gallon bottles and following a specific procedure to minimize spillage and save time during refills, which takes under 30 minutes every 10,000 miles. However, AdBlue is not covered in the prepaid maintenance plan.","qid":1127540,"docid":"5712334","rank":42,"score":63233.0},{"content":"A translator started broadcasting mukbang sessions full-time after gaining an audience, intending to continue as long as viewers remain engaged.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8462440","rank":43,"score":62875.0},{"content":"A sheaf is a bundle of stalks of grain or similar plants, bound with straw or twine. It can also refer to a collection of items held or bound together, such as printouts, or an archer's quiver.","qid":1127540,"docid":"7994046","rank":44,"score":62188.0},{"content":"The interrobang is a punctuation mark used to express excitement or disbelief in the form of a question. It is created by combining a question mark and an exclamation mark. Many people are unfamiliar with it, but its intention is clear when used. The interrobang can be hand-written with a single stroke and a dot. It is commonly used in cartoons as a symbol of surprise.","qid":1127540,"docid":"5511281","rank":45,"score":61787.0},{"content":"The passage introduces the figure of speech \"paraprosdokian,\" which involves a surprising or reinterpretable sentence ending, and mentions the speaker's favorite punctuation mark as the interrobang.","qid":1127540,"docid":"2804086","rank":46,"score":61775.0},{"content":"Dennis Dumphy initiated an action in Sioux Lookout Ontario, referred to as a claw hand movement. This involves raising one's hand in a claw shape in front of oneself and throwing it back and forth in rhythm with a song, often accompanied by headbanging.","qid":1127540,"docid":"2587142","rank":47,"score":61729.0},{"content":"The passage describes three different meanings of the word \"sherbet.\" The first definition refers to a frozen dessert made primarily from fruit juice or puree, often with sugar and milk or cream. The second definition is chiefly British and refers to a fruit-flavored, effervescent powder eaten as candy or used to make a drink. The third definition is specific to Australia and refers to an alcoholic beverage, particularly beer, also called \"sherbet.\"","qid":1127540,"docid":"3185257","rank":48,"score":60861.0},{"content":"The passage mentions the use of the term \"mig\" in two contexts. First, it refers to two houses being across from each other. Second, it is the surname of a person named Mrs. Mig, who has sick friends with nurses and waiting maids. Additionally, there is a mention of two men delivering lumber to a \"south eighty of Mig's.\" The British Dictionary defines \"mig\" as an unidentified or unknown person.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8125305","rank":49,"score":60837.0},{"content":"Google Drive includes Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides and works closely with them. The distinction between separate apps is less clear on the mobile version of Google Drive, but more straightforward online.","qid":1127540,"docid":"3852373","rank":50,"score":59969.0},{"content":"A sheik is a leader of an Arabian family, village, or an official in the Muslim religion. An illustrative example is a wealthy and influential Arab tribal leader who holds significant authority and is obeyed by all in the community.","qid":1127540,"docid":"1521802","rank":51,"score":59714.0},{"content":"The term \"banger\" has multiple meanings. In the context of automobiles, it can refer to a souped-up four-cylinder engine (1950s+ hot rodding) or an old and decrepit car (1960s+). Outside of automobiles, \"banger\" can also refer to gang members (1980s+ Los Angeles gangs). Additionally, the front bumper of a vehicle is sometimes","qid":1127540,"docid":"7774600","rank":52,"score":59586.0},{"content":"The universe is approximately 13.7 billion years old, and the light we receive from the earliest galaxies has been traveling for over 13 billion years. However, due to the expansion of the universe since the Big Bang, it is estimated to be much larger than this, with current estimates suggesting it is around 46.5 billion light-years in diameter.","qid":1127540,"docid":"6932352","rank":53,"score":59579.0},{"content":"The noun \"Shevat\" has one meaning: it is the fifth month in the Jewish civil calendar and the eleventh month in the ecclesiastical calendar, falling in January and February. The use of \"Shevat\" as a noun is infrequent.","qid":1127540,"docid":"7042540","rank":54,"score":59255.0},{"content":"Since 2011, the eating broadcasting phenomenon called \"mukbang\" has been popular on AfreecaTV, a Korean streaming platform similar to Twitch, with hundreds of professional eaters livestreaming their food consumption.","qid":1127540,"docid":"5332594","rank":55,"score":59208.0},{"content":"A sheik is a leader of an Arabian family, village, or an official in the Muslim religion. An illustrative example is a wealthy and influential Arab tribe chief, who holds significant authority and is obeyed by all in the community.","qid":1127540,"docid":"1521794","rank":56,"score":59129.0},{"content":"Shellac is a purified lac resin available as thin flakes or sheets, used in making varnishes, paints, inks, sealants, and formerly in phonograph records. It is dissolved in denatured alcohol to create a thin varnish for finishing wood. Shellac was also used to make phonograph records and the process involved coating or treating the record with the substance.","qid":1127540,"docid":"4449936","rank":57,"score":58952.0},{"content":"The passage contains various terms and phrases related to headbanging, a rhythmic dancing style characterized by banging one's head against an object, often during the performance of heavy metal music. Words in the passage include actions (headbang, headbanga), modifiers (headbangable, headbanger), events (HEAD BANGED JOY, Headbanger's Ball), conditions (Head Bangers Cramp, Headbanger's Headache, Head","qid":1127540,"docid":"8629947","rank":58,"score":58901.0},{"content":"The term \"sheik\" can refer to various roles: a leader of an Arab village, family, or small tribe; an Islamic religious cleric and leader of an Islamic religious order; an official title for members of royal families and prominent Arab Gulf families; and a romantic lover (particularly in the 1920s).","qid":1127540,"docid":"1521795","rank":59,"score":58878.0},{"content":"A shelf is a flat surface, typically made of wood or metal, fixed horizontally to a wall or frame for supporting objects. It can also refer to the items on the shelf, such as books. The term can also be used to describe other surfaces or projections resembling shelves, and in the context of geography, a sandbank or submerged rock extension in a body of water.","qid":1127540,"docid":"4786321","rank":60,"score":58828.0},{"content":"The Interrobang is a less common punctuation mark, represented as \"?!\", which combines the functions of a question mark and an exclamation mark. It is used to express exasperation or confusion.","qid":1127540,"docid":"5974334","rank":61,"score":58714.0},{"content":"The passage discusses two meanings of the term \"sherd.\" The first definition refers to fragments of pottery vessels discovered at sites where pottery-making civilizations existed. The second definition refers to highly angular, curved glass fragments found in tuffaceous sediments.","qid":1127540,"docid":"5101963","rank":62,"score":58488.0},{"content":"The term \"Shekinah, Shechinah, or Schechinah\" is a transliteration of a Hebrew word meaning \"dwelling\" or \"settling.\" It refers to the presence of God in Jewish mysticism, derived from rabbinic literature rather than the Bible.","qid":1127540,"docid":"1830090","rank":63,"score":58269.0},{"content":"The Kankanaey people have a modernized name for their dance Balangbang, which was previously called Pattong. They also perform other dances such as sakkuting, pinanyuan (wedding dance), and bogi-bogi (courtship dance). Kankanaey houses resemble those of other Igorote communities and reflect their social standing.","qid":1127540,"docid":"1774783","rank":64,"score":58247.0},{"content":"The average cost of a wedding in 2014 was $31,213, representing a 4% increase from the previous year. Some states had even higher averages.","qid":1127540,"docid":"4558913","rank":65,"score":58062.0},{"content":"Mukbang is a South Korean online trend involving hosts eating large quantities of food on webcasts, interacting with audiences through chatrooms since the 2010s. Foods like pizza and noodles are commonly consumed on camera. Hosts monetize their shows through lucrative methods.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8462439","rank":66,"score":57961.0},{"content":"The passage describes the receiver's receipt of a chicken plucker parts package from Whizbang Shebang and their search for a motor at their local Tractor Supply store. They found a 3\/4hp farm duty motor from the Marathon brand, which is recommended by Herrick Kimball.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8172661","rank":67,"score":57922.0},{"content":"The 2016 election cost approximately $6.5 billion, a 3% increase from the $6.3 billion spent in 2012.","qid":1127540,"docid":"7674599","rank":68,"score":57836.0},{"content":"The term \"sheik\" refers to a leader or ruler in Arab communities, specifically an Arab chief or tribal leader. Alternatively, it can be used metaphorically to describe a person who commands or rules over the universe.","qid":1127540,"docid":"5695961","rank":69,"score":57750.0},{"content":"The word \"gobang\" is infrequently used, ranking below the midpoint in the Collins dictionary's list of commonly used words.","qid":1127540,"docid":"7670095","rank":70,"score":57519.0},{"content":"The term \"shemale\" is a derogatory term used primarily in the porn industry to refer to a trans woman, specifically a male-to-female transsexual, who has male genitalia but physically or hormonally enhanced breasts. This usage is obsolete for the description of an aggressive female.","qid":1127540,"docid":"2196688","rank":71,"score":57379.0},{"content":"Bollywood actress Sonakshi Sinha aims to lose more weight for upcoming films after shedding over 30kgs for her debut in Dabangg. Here's a quick weight loss plan inspired by her experience.\n\n1. Determine your caloric needs and create a deficit to lose 30 pounds.\n2. Eat a high-protein, low-carb diet to support muscle growth and fat loss.\n3. In","qid":1127540,"docid":"3828555","rank":72,"score":57088.0},{"content":"The passage describes a idealized version of a girl named Sheryl, who is beautiful, funny, never disappoints, and possesses amazing, awesome, and incredible qualities. She is not commonly found.","qid":1127540,"docid":"2350171","rank":73,"score":57026.0},{"content":"A sheath is a protective covering for a sword or other long instrument, a scabbard. It can also refer to any thin defensive covering or membrane, such as those found on stems, branches, or the wing-cases of insects.","qid":1127540,"docid":"5835710","rank":74,"score":57011.0},{"content":"The passage refers to the term \"Semitic,\" which is a designation for a group of Caucasoid peoples who speak a Semitic language. This group includes Jews and Arabs, as well as ancient civilizations such as Babylonians, Assyrians, and Phoenicians. The term also functions as a synonym for \"Jew.\" It originated from the New Latin word \"s\u00c4\u0093m\u00c4\u00abta,\" which is derived from the name She","qid":1127540,"docid":"5978061","rank":75,"score":56821.0},{"content":"The passage describes a woman with an unattractive appearance or a bad reputation, using the term \"troll\" as a derogatory label. Synonyms for this description include \"unattractive\" or \"ugly female.\"","qid":1127540,"docid":"1916178","rank":76,"score":56788.0},{"content":"The passage discusses two types of mouth gags. The first type includes various gags such as the see-drink water gag, Haussman gag, spring gag, and Varnell gag, among others. The second type is referred to as the pharyngeal reflex or reflex gag, which is elicited by touching the back of the tongue or the pharynx wall, resulting in the elevation of the soft palate and","qid":1127540,"docid":"7308988","rank":77,"score":56656.0},{"content":"The words \"chic\" and \"sheik\" have different meanings. \"Chic\" is a French term meaning fashionable, stylish, or sophisticated. \"Sheik,\" which can be pronounced as \"shake\" or \"sheek,\" refers to an Islamic religious official or a leader of an Arab family or village. The usage of \"sheik\" as a less common variant of the term is related to its Arab origin.","qid":1127540,"docid":"1521797","rank":78,"score":56648.0},{"content":"The passage refers to the outside diameter of a siding glass door framing, describing it as the size of the hole the door needs to fit into.","qid":1127540,"docid":"2253050","rank":79,"score":56351.0},{"content":"The passage is a list of various sex-related and fetish terms, including Public, Amateur, Mature, BDSM, Young, Anal, Sex, Teen, Whore, Blowjob, Milf, Gay, Fetish, Hardcore, Lesbian, Masturbating, Car, Cumshot, Girl, Tight, Shemale, Tits, Bbw, Lick, Nude, Dyke, Hd, Kissing,","qid":1127540,"docid":"6338086","rank":80,"score":56337.0},{"content":"The Sherpa people are a Buddhist ethnic group from Tibetan ancestry residing on the southern side of the Himalaya Mountains in Nepal and the Indian state of Sikkim. They have gained recognition for their role as high-altitude porters and expert guides in Himalayan mountaineering expeditions.","qid":1127540,"docid":"4369256","rank":81,"score":56319.0},{"content":"The passage compares two black campers to a Twix, a chocolate bar with a finger-shaped biscuit topped with caramel and coated in chocolate. The term \"to twix\" is used to mean \"to finger.\" The passage suggests a sexual connotation with the phrase \"a two digit v-g-n-l or -n-l fingerbang.\"","qid":1127540,"docid":"8085093","rank":82,"score":56268.0},{"content":"Unicode 5.1 introduces U+2E18, the INVERTED INTERROBANG, a reversed interrobang (or gnaborretni) used to express excitement and a question in a single glyph.","qid":1127540,"docid":"7426812","rank":83,"score":56258.0},{"content":"A new trend called mukbang, a Korean phenomenon where people get paid to eat large meals in front of a webcam for live-streaming, challenges previous theories. Mukbang is a combination of the Korean words for \"eat\" and \"broadcast.\" Top earners make up to $10,000 monthly, not including sponsorships.","qid":1127540,"docid":"5332592","rank":84,"score":55868.0},{"content":"The term \"sheik\" holds various meanings in Arabic culture. It can signify an honorific title for a Saudi oil magnate, a head of a tribe or family, a leader in a Muslim community, or a religious leader or Islamic scholar. In the Middle East, South Asia, and certain Muslim regions of Africa, a sheik may be addressed as such.","qid":1127540,"docid":"1521793","rank":85,"score":55181.0},{"content":"The term \"Shegetz\" is a Yiddish word that has been adopted into English to refer to a non-Jewish boy or young man. It is frequently used in a derogatory manner.","qid":1127540,"docid":"3787182","rank":86,"score":55114.0},{"content":"Sherbet is a frozen mixture of fruit and milk, egg white, or gelatin in standard American English. It originated from a Persian drink consisting of fruit juice, water, sweetener, and a cooling agent like snow.","qid":1127540,"docid":"3908656","rank":87,"score":54931.0},{"content":"The name Sheba is a Biblical name with meanings including \"captivity,\" \"old man,\" \"repose,\" and \"oath.\" SoulUrge Number is 6 and Expression Number is 8, indicating a strong desire for a stable family and community, and a need to work and be appreciated.","qid":1127540,"docid":"1259597","rank":88,"score":54911.0},{"content":"The Sherpa are a Tibetan people residing on the high southern slopes of the Himalayas in eastern Nepal, renowned for offering assistance to foreign trekkers and mountain climbers.","qid":1127540,"docid":"4369252","rank":89,"score":54897.0},{"content":"The passage suggests two options for setting up a home theater system. The first is to aim for a higher-end system, such as an Onkyo system. The second is to build a low-budget system using an entry-level AV receiver, like the one from Dayton, along with Dayton B652\/B452 speakers and a Dayton Sub-1000. The total cost of the low-budget system would be less than that of","qid":1127540,"docid":"8103042","rank":90,"score":54890.0},{"content":"The name Sheree means \"Darling.\" Be aware that meanings of names can vary in different cultures and languages.","qid":1127540,"docid":"1017706","rank":91,"score":54832.0},{"content":"The passage describes two meanings of the term \"shell\": first, the hard outer covering of animals like mollusks, insects, turtles, and birds' eggs; second, a set of electron orbitals with similar energy levels in atomic structure. Electrons in outer shells have higher energy than those in inner shells.","qid":1127540,"docid":"277588","rank":92,"score":54803.0},{"content":"The passage describes the word \"occult\" and its various translations in English, meaning related to magical powers and activities including witchcraft and astrology. An example sentence is given where someone is said to possess these powers.","qid":1127540,"docid":"2201967","rank":93,"score":54619.0},{"content":"God gave David a new identity but kept his name. Defaming someone's identity is a form of defamation. In the Bible, 'shem' often refers to a person's essential reality or true character, such as a proud person being called a scorner.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8485923","rank":94,"score":54568.0},{"content":"The term \"shim\" refers to a thin piece of metal or wood used to fill gaps between machine parts or level surfaces. It also has derogatory meaning for an androgynous-looking person, and is the name of a Seattle-based rock band.","qid":1127540,"docid":"3444211","rank":95,"score":54526.0},{"content":"The term \"sherm\" refers to a method of using Phencyclidine (PCP), which involves dipping a cigarette or joint into the drug in its liquid form, formerly using Nat Sherman cigarettes. PCP can also be found as a white powder or under the street name \"embalming fluid.\"","qid":1127540,"docid":"6094308","rank":96,"score":54408.0},{"content":"The Sherpa are a Tibetan ethnic group residing in the southern highlands of the Himalayas, in eastern Nepal. They are renowned for offering assistance to foreign tourists and mountain climbers.","qid":1127540,"docid":"4752710","rank":97,"score":54367.0},{"content":"The term \"shemale\" refers to a trans woman who possesses male genitalia but has developed female secondary sex characteristics, such as breasts, due to hormone therapy or breast augmentation. This term is predominantly used in the context of sex work.","qid":1127540,"docid":"1773904","rank":98,"score":54336.0},{"content":"Sheba is a two-syllable girls' name pronounced as SHEE-bah. It has Hebrew origin and means \"promise.\" It is also a nickname for Bathsheba. The name is also associated with a wealthy kingdom in southern Arabia.","qid":1127540,"docid":"2058024","rank":99,"score":54335.0},{"content":"The shekel is an ancient unit of weight, equal to approximately 252 grains in troy weight, and has been used as a unit of value based on the weight of gold or silver. It is also the name of a coin weighing one shekel and is the basic monetary unit in Israel.","qid":1127540,"docid":"8838505","rank":100,"score":54273.0}]}
{"query":"what is a nonconformity? earth science","hits":[{"content":"An unconformity referred to as non-conformity is where younger sedimentary rocks are placed on older igneous or metamorphic rocks without conformity.","qid":1116380,"docid":"8100546","rank":1,"score":124531.0},{"content":"An unconformity referred to as non-conformity is where younger sedimentary rocks are placed on older igneous or metamorphic rocks without conformity.","qid":1116380,"docid":"8100543","rank":2,"score":124033.0},{"content":"The passage discusses two types of unconformities in geology: nonconformity and angular unconformity. Nonconformity refers to the difference between sedimentary rock or sediment and non-sedimentary rock, such as igneous or metamorphic rock, which may protrude into overlying or underlying layers of strata. Angular unconformity occurs when horizontal beds of strata rest on top of strata with angled beds","qid":1116380,"docid":"2960678","rank":3,"score":106793.0},{"content":"Nonconformities represent the separation of igneous or metamorphic rocks from overlying sedimentary rocks, indicating significant erosion (several kilometers) before sediment deposition.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1537447","rank":4,"score":104757.0},{"content":"The passage discusses three types of unconformities in geology: angular unconformity, nonconformity, and disconformity. An angular unconformity is a surface separating steeply dipping rocks below from gently dipping rocks above, indicating an erosional event.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1422757","rank":5,"score":102663.0},{"content":"Nonconformities refer to the disparities between igneous or metamorphic rocks and overlying sedimentary rocks. They indicate significant erosion periods before sediment deposition, typically requiring several kilometers of erosion. These features are common in stratified rocks and can be found in sediments and stratified volcanics. They represent substantial breaks in the geologic record, often incorrectly described as missing time.","qid":1116380,"docid":"283267","rank":6,"score":101593.0},{"content":"The passage discusses three types of unconformities in geology: angular unconformity, nonconformity, and disconformity. An angular unconformity is an erosional surface separating rocks with different dip angles.","qid":1116380,"docid":"521341","rank":7,"score":101133.0},{"content":"A nonconformity in quality management is a deviation from a specification, standard, or expectation, and is classified as critical, major, or minor. In software engineering, a nonconformity differs from a defect: a nonconformity is the failure to meet a requirement, while a defect is the failure to meet intended usage requirements. The concepts of nonconformity and defect are also distinguished from validation and verification.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1645711","rank":8,"score":99718.0},{"content":"In geology, a nonconformity refers to the contact between igneous or metamorphic rocks and younger sedimentary rocks. An example of this can be found in the Grand Canyon, where the oldest sedimentary rocks are over a billion years younger than the 1.6 billion-year-old metamorphic rocks they rest upon.","qid":1116380,"docid":"8100545","rank":9,"score":97769.0},{"content":"The concept of nonconformity refers to the act of not adhering to established norms or rules. In the Puritan era, uniformity in behavior, beliefs, and practices was prevalent. However, contemporary pop-culture promotes nonconformity as a desirable trait.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1242073","rank":10,"score":97412.0},{"content":"An unconformity is a buried surface separating rocks of different ages, indicating discontinuous deposition. A blended unconformity is a type of disconformity or nonconformity without a clear separation plane, often composed of soils, paleosols, or pebbles derived from the underlying rock.","qid":1116380,"docid":"283261","rank":11,"score":97124.0},{"content":"The passage defines nonconformity as: 1) failure or refusal to adhere to an established church, 2) refusal to conform to a set creed, rule, or practice, and 3) absence of agreement or correspondence.","qid":1116380,"docid":"2626979","rank":12,"score":96547.0},{"content":"The passage defines nonconformity as a failure or refusal to adhere to an established church or conventional creed, rule, or practice. It also mentions the historical context of English Protestant dissent and the term's association with the Nonconformist movement in England.","qid":1116380,"docid":"2626982","rank":13,"score":96500.0},{"content":"In geology, a nonconformity refers to the contact between older igneous or metamorphic rocks and younger sedimentary rocks. Notably, in the Grand Canyon, the oldest sedimentary rocks are over a billion years younger than the 1.6 billion-year-old metamorphic rocks they overlie.","qid":1116380,"docid":"8100542","rank":14,"score":96451.0},{"content":"An unconformity is a hidden surface where rock layers of distinct ages meet, formed by erosion or non-deposition, indicating interruptions in the sequence of sediment deposition.","qid":1116380,"docid":"684559","rank":15,"score":95474.0},{"content":"A major nonconformity is any type of nonconformity that significantly impacts a product's effectiveness, operation, weight, appearance (when relevant), health, or safety, and cannot be corrected through rework or minor repairs.","qid":1116380,"docid":"8784326","rank":16,"score":93375.0},{"content":"An unconformity is a buried surface separating rocks of different ages, indicating interrupted sediment deposition. A disconformity is a specific type of unconformity between parallel sedimentary layers, representing erosion or non-deposition periods, and is identified by subaerial erosion features.","qid":1116380,"docid":"521336","rank":17,"score":92872.0},{"content":"An unconformity is a hidden surface separating distinct rock masses or strata of varying ages, formed during breaks in sediment deposition.","qid":1116380,"docid":"2302568","rank":18,"score":92710.0},{"content":"A blended unconformity is a type of geological disconformity or nonconformity characterized by the absence of a clear separation plane or contact. It can include soils, paleosols, or beds of pebbles derived from the underlying rock.","qid":1116380,"docid":"684564","rank":19,"score":92122.0},{"content":"The geologic record's general incompleteness is a key consideration when interpreting Earth's history from rocks. Three types of unconformities exist: disconformities (erodional surfaces between parallel strata), nonconformities (where one rock type overlays another with a significant difference in age or depositional environment), and angular unconformities (where the overlapping strata are not parallel or have different dip angles).","qid":1116380,"docid":"4118339","rank":20,"score":90134.0},{"content":"A gap or missing interval in the geologic record between successive strata, caused by an interruption in deposition or erosion and subsequent renewed deposition.","qid":1116380,"docid":"3588234","rank":21,"score":90045.0},{"content":"A disconformity is a type of unconformity between parallel sedimentary rocks, representing periods of erosion or non-deposition. Disconformities are identified by features of subaerial erosion, such as channels and paleosols. A blended unconformity is a type of disconformity or nonconformity with no clear separation plane or contact, and may consist of soils, paleosols, or beds of pebb","qid":1116380,"docid":"283259","rank":22,"score":89927.0},{"content":"Nonconformity is a kind of failure, specifically a lack of adherence to laws, customs, or practices. The opposite of nonconformity is conformity, which refers to acting in accordance with accepted standards. Nonconformity has various forms, including nonobservance.","qid":1116380,"docid":"8113949","rank":23,"score":89872.0},{"content":"A missing surface between successive geologic strata, caused by an interruption in deposition or erosion and renewed deposition. (Nonconformity in geology)","qid":1116380,"docid":"684558","rank":24,"score":89062.0},{"content":"A missing surface between successive geologic strata, caused by an interruption in deposition or erosion and renewed deposition. (nonconformity in geology)","qid":1116380,"docid":"5752652","rank":25,"score":88086.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the term \"unconformity\" in geology, which refers to a gap in time in rock strata caused by erosion while deposition slows or stops. It is a non-conformity in the sense of a lack of conformity. The passage then shifts to a topic unrelated to the previous discussion, mentioning the Periodic Table of Elements and how life is sustained by chemical elements.","qid":1116380,"docid":"3588232","rank":26,"score":87837.0},{"content":"The passage defines a nonconformist as an individual who goes against societal norms and expectations. This term can be used as both a noun and an adjective. As a noun, it refers to a person who acts differently from others. As an adjective, it describes things or people with unconventional qualities. Examples of nonconformists include activists, artists, and unique individuals like your wacky uncle Marvin.","qid":1116380,"docid":"2626983","rank":27,"score":87785.0},{"content":"In geology, an unconformity referred to as disconformity is the absence of deposition or excessive erosion between two parallel sedimentary strata. In religion, nonconformity holds a similar meaning, but it refers to deviating from established norms or doctrines.","qid":1116380,"docid":"2302570","rank":28,"score":87406.0},{"content":"Unconformity in geology refers to the relationship between adjacent rock strata with a gap in time between their deposition, caused by non-deposition or erosion, resulting in a break in the stratigraphic sequence.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1422761","rank":29,"score":87160.0},{"content":"A disconformity is a gap in the sequence of parallel sedimentary rocks, caused by erosion or non-deposition periods. This type of geological event is identified by features of subaerial (land) erosion, such as channels and paleosols (ancient soils).","qid":1116380,"docid":"684563","rank":30,"score":86692.0},{"content":"A discordancy is a type of unconformity between parallel layers of sedimentary rocks, indicating a gap in deposition or erosion.","qid":1116380,"docid":"765642","rank":31,"score":86312.0},{"content":"A nonconforming structure is a building that adhered to zoning and development rules during construction but now fails to meet current regulations.","qid":1116380,"docid":"444974","rank":32,"score":86062.0},{"content":"Unorthodoxy is a noun referring to the absence of adherence to orthodox or traditional beliefs or doctrines. Synonyms include nonconformance, nonconformism, and nonconformity. Hypernyms include heresy and heterodoxy.","qid":1116380,"docid":"5104774","rank":33,"score":85961.0},{"content":"ISO 9000:2000 defines a \"nonconformity\" as the non-fulfillment of a requirement, while \"conformity\" refers to the fulfillment of a requirement. Some auditors interchangeably use the terms \"conformance\" and \"nonconformance.\"","qid":1116380,"docid":"1645713","rank":34,"score":85768.0},{"content":"A disconformity is a gap or difference between parallel layers of sedimentary rocks, formed due to erosion or lack of deposition, and identified by signs of subaerial (land) erosion.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1422754","rank":35,"score":85477.0},{"content":"The term \"Nonconformance\" has two meanings as a noun: first, it refers to deviating from orthodox thoughts or beliefs; second, it signifies failing to adhere to established norms of conduct. The usage of \"Nonconformance\" as a noun is not common.","qid":1116380,"docid":"5104779","rank":36,"score":85371.0},{"content":"The term \"nonconforming\" refers to something or someone that does not conform to established norms or rules, particularly in the context of not adhering to the established church of a country.","qid":1116380,"docid":"8784328","rank":37,"score":85328.0},{"content":"ISO\/IEC 9126 differentiates between a defect and a nonconformity. A defect refers to the failure to meet intended usage requirements, while a nonconformity signifies the failure to meet specified requirements.","qid":1116380,"docid":"5406796","rank":38,"score":85107.0},{"content":"An angular unconformity is a type of geological formation where layers are not parallel but at an angle, with the upper, horizontal layers deposited on top of an erosion surface. This allows for the examination of older layers by removing the upper ones, adhering to Steno's principle of lateral continuity.","qid":1116380,"docid":"765640","rank":39,"score":84758.0},{"content":"An unconformity is a gap in rock layers representing a period of erosion or non-deposition, resulting in younger rocks lying above older ones.","qid":1116380,"docid":"283258","rank":40,"score":84740.0},{"content":"A disconformity is a type of unconformity in sedimentary rocks, characterized by the absence of deposition or erosion between parallel layers, resulting in subaerial erosion features such as channels and paleosols.","qid":1116380,"docid":"2302565","rank":41,"score":84583.0},{"content":"A geological unconformity is a surface indicating a break in the deposition of parallel rock strata. Archaically, the term nonconformity holds the same meaning.","qid":1116380,"docid":"765645","rank":42,"score":84553.0},{"content":"The passage defines the term \"nonconforming\" as acting against or not in harmony with rules or regulations, while \"conform\" or \"conforming\" means to adhere or comply with rules.","qid":1116380,"docid":"568198","rank":43,"score":83975.0},{"content":"A disconformity is an unconformity between parallel sedimentary rocks, indicating a period of erosion or non-deposition. Disconformities are identified by subaerial erosion features, such as channels and paleosols.","qid":1116380,"docid":"521338","rank":44,"score":83900.0},{"content":"The passage discusses various forms of social nonconformity that could be indicative of mental disorders, including exposing oneself in public, walking backward, and wearing clothes inside out.","qid":1116380,"docid":"684561","rank":45,"score":83706.0},{"content":"A disconformity is an unconformity between parallel sedimentary rocks, indicating a period of erosion or non-deposition. Disconformities are identified by subaerial erosion features, such as channels and paleosols, in the rock record.","qid":1116380,"docid":"5993459","rank":46,"score":82563.0},{"content":"An unconformity is a break in the rock record, indicated by nondeposition or erosion. There are several types, including disconformities, where the same general layering is present above and below the unconformity.","qid":1116380,"docid":"283262","rank":47,"score":82411.0},{"content":"An unconformity is a discrepancy between parallel sedimentary rock layers, representing periods of erosion or non-deposition. Disconformities are identified by subaerial erosion features. An angular unconformity occurs when horizontal sedimentary layers are deposited on tilted and eroded ones, resulting in an angular mismatch with the overlying layers. Subsequent orogenic activity may cause the entire sequence to deform and tilt.","qid":1116380,"docid":"521344","rank":48,"score":82181.0},{"content":"Unconformities refer to gaps in the geological record where expected sedimentary layers are missing. This concept challenges typical geological expectations due to the principles of Original Horizontality (sedimentary layers are originally deposited horizontally) and Superposition (older layers are beneath younger ones), first proposed by Nicholas Steno in 1669.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1537448","rank":49,"score":82176.0},{"content":"Unconformity is a geological term referring to the lack of continuity in the deposition of rock strata, resulting from nondeposition, weathering, or erosion. It is represented by the surface of contact between the affected strata.","qid":1116380,"docid":"2302571","rank":50,"score":82167.0},{"content":"A nonconformist is a Protestant Christian in English church history who did not adhere to the Church of England's governance and practices.","qid":1116380,"docid":"2626986","rank":51,"score":81709.0},{"content":"A disconformity is a type of unconformity in sedimentary rocks indicating a period of erosion or non-deposition, marked by subaerial erosion features such as channels and paleosols. An angular unconformity occurs when horizontally parallel strata are deposited on tilted and eroded layers, resulting in an angular discordance with the overlying horizontal layers, which may later be deformed and tilted by orogenic","qid":1116380,"docid":"521342","rank":52,"score":81613.0},{"content":"Nonconformance is a noun referring to the act of failing to adhere to accepted standards of behavior. Synonyms include nonconformity and nonconformity. It is a kind of failure and includes forms of nonconformance such as nonobservance (lack of conformity with laws or customs).","qid":1116380,"docid":"5104775","rank":53,"score":81262.0},{"content":"Unconformity is a geological term referring to: a) a lack of conformity or continuity in the deposition of rock strata, resulting from non-deposition, weathering, or erosion; b) the surface where unconformable strata meet.","qid":1116380,"docid":"2302566","rank":54,"score":81163.0},{"content":"Unconformity refers to a lack of continuity or conformity in the deposition of rock strata, resulting from nondeposition, weathering, or erosion. It also describes the surface of contact between the affected strata.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1422760","rank":55,"score":80918.0},{"content":"Emerson advocates for individualism and self-reliance by urging people to follow their own nature and values, disregarding laws or norms that go against their constitution. This exercise of nonconformity fosters self-love and transcends cultural norms.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1242070","rank":56,"score":80767.0},{"content":"A nonconforming product is defined as one that undergoes verification, inspection or test activities and fails to meet the required standards, resulting in nonconformity.","qid":1116380,"docid":"3680690","rank":57,"score":80651.0},{"content":"A nonconformist is an individual whose way of life or opinions deviate from the norms of most people. Their views and political opinions are considered extreme and unconventional.","qid":1116380,"docid":"2626988","rank":58,"score":80631.0},{"content":"Gender variance refers to an individual's behavior or expression that deviates from societal gender norms based on their perceived gender.","qid":1116380,"docid":"8430548","rank":59,"score":80566.0},{"content":"Gender variance refers to an individual's behavior or expression that deviates from traditional masculine and feminine gender norms.","qid":1116380,"docid":"7667831","rank":60,"score":80188.0},{"content":"A nonconforming use or structure is one that was legally allowed before a law change but is now inconsistent with current regulations, making it no longer permissible to re-establish.","qid":1116380,"docid":"631532","rank":61,"score":79645.0},{"content":"Unconformities in the geological record signify significant periods of uplift, erosion, and subsidence in the development of continents throughout Earth's history. They serve as crucial evidence of crustal mobility.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1537444","rank":62,"score":79257.0},{"content":"The passage emphasizes that freedom is not willingly granted by oppressors, but rather must be demanded by the oppressed, as expressed in Martin Luther King Jr.'s \"Letter from a Birmingham Jail.\"","qid":1116380,"docid":"1242069","rank":63,"score":78960.0},{"content":"The passage discusses two types of unconformities in geology: Disconformity and angular Unconformity. A Disconformity is an unconformity between relatively parallel strata, such as the contact between two different types of rock. Angular Unconformity occurs when non-parallel strata are involved, with horizontal beds resting on top of strata at an angle to the horizontal (around 30 degrees).","qid":1116380,"docid":"2960673","rank":64,"score":78939.0},{"content":"The term \"nonconformist\" is an adjective used to describe individuals whose way of life or opinions deviate from the norms of the majority.","qid":1116380,"docid":"2626987","rank":65,"score":78796.0},{"content":"Take notes on readings, hearings, and observations. Describe samples of people, activities, equipment, products, documents, and records. Record relevant facts for conforming and nonconforming situations.","qid":1116380,"docid":"5395322","rank":66,"score":78718.0},{"content":"Unconformities are places where older rocks meet younger sedimentary rocks, resulting from erosion or sediment deposition lapses. Types include angular unconformity, disconformity, paraconformity, and nonconformity. After this lesson, you will be able to identify different unconformities.","qid":1116380,"docid":"765646","rank":67,"score":78520.0},{"content":"A nonconforming use or structure is one that was legally permitted before a law change but cannot be established again under the new law. This status may impact one's ability to secure financing.","qid":1116380,"docid":"631533","rank":68,"score":78359.0},{"content":"The passage defines nonconformity as the act of going against the established authority or doctrine of a church, and in law, it refers to a judicial opinion that contradicts the majority view in a case.","qid":1116380,"docid":"572184","rank":69,"score":78114.0},{"content":"A woman wearing a bikini in a formal setting is an instance of social nonconformity that does not necessarily signify the presence of a mental disorder.","qid":1116380,"docid":"684562","rank":70,"score":78027.0},{"content":"The passage discusses unconformities in the rock record, which are surfaces indicating a missing time period where no rocks are preserved. Small unconformities are common, and the Great Unconformity is significant as it represents a large time gap, approximately 1050 million years in the Grand Canyon.","qid":1116380,"docid":"6993311","rank":71,"score":77813.0},{"content":"The ISO 9000:2000 standard equates conformity with the fulfillment of a requirement, although this term is now considered outdated. Nonconformity is defined as the failure to meet a requirement, while compliance is not explicitly mentioned in the standard.","qid":1116380,"docid":"5104778","rank":72,"score":77657.0},{"content":"A legal nonconforming use is a lawfully established use or structure that does not comply with current zoning and building regulations, resulting from rezoning or other changes in laws. If a use is legal nonconforming, it may be permitted to be rebuilt.","qid":1116380,"docid":"444969","rank":73,"score":77536.0},{"content":"A legal nonconforming use is a lawfully established land or structure use that does not adhere to present zoning and building codes.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1012460","rank":74,"score":77403.0},{"content":"An unconformity is a surface separating rocks, representing a missing link in the geological record, caused by erosion or the absence of rock deposition.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1422758","rank":75,"score":77356.0},{"content":"The passage discusses three geological concepts: strata (or rock layers) study (stratigraphy), unconformities (gaps in the geologic record revealed by observing rock layers), and weathering (the breakdown of rocks and minerals at Earth's surface due to physical or chemical processes).","qid":1116380,"docid":"4523802","rank":76,"score":77356.0},{"content":"An unconformity is a surface separating rocks with a time gap between their formation. It results from erosion or the absence of rock deposition.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1422755","rank":77,"score":76476.0},{"content":"A disconformity is a geological feature where the rock sequences above and below have parallel beds but exhibit a noticeable age difference. This surface signifies a period of non-deposition or erosion. (Figure 1.a)","qid":1116380,"docid":"765639","rank":78,"score":76361.0},{"content":"The passage describes two geologic concepts: a stratigraphic arrangement where the oldest rocks are at the bottom, called a stratigraphy, and an interruption in this sequence called an unconformity. An unconformity forms when rocks are eroded or when sediment isn't deposited for extended periods, resulting in a break in the geologic record.","qid":1116380,"docid":"8119446","rank":79,"score":75861.0},{"content":"An unconformity or discontinuity in geology refers to a location where some evidence of geological events is missing. Examples include sills, dikes, and faults. Although it can be inferred that certain actions occurred, such as rock movement by faults, there is no evidence of where the rock was moved to.","qid":1116380,"docid":"3588238","rank":80,"score":75749.0},{"content":"A disconformity is a type of unconformity representing a missing sequence of beds due to non-deposition or erosion before succeeding beds were deposited. (Fig. 17.42)","qid":1116380,"docid":"765644","rank":81,"score":75477.0},{"content":"A nonconformist is an individual who goes against established customs, attitudes, or ideas. The term also historically refers to Protestants in England who are not members of the Church of England, also known as dissenters. This term originated between 1610 and 1620.","qid":1116380,"docid":"2626984","rank":82,"score":74917.0},{"content":"A root cause of a nonconformance is a problem that is discovered through designed experiments, established using fishbone diagrams, and requires correction to prevent recurrence.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1935531","rank":83,"score":74617.0},{"content":"A person who deviates from the norms of their group, as expressed through distinct behavior, beliefs, or religious practices, can be referred to as an outlier, nonconformist, maverick, original, eccentric or bohemian, dissident, dissenter, iconoclast, or heretic. These individuals often stand out from their peers. In the context of the passage, the example given is scientists holding unique perspectives on climate change.","qid":1116380,"docid":"765040","rank":84,"score":74523.0},{"content":"The passage emphasizes the significance of quickly identifying and containing product and production issues to reduce costs. Nonconformance management solutions help document quality events from various production sources within an organization and apply standard risk criteria for prioritized resolution.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1291055","rank":85,"score":74247.0},{"content":"The term \"gender nonconforming\" (GNC) encompasses individuals with gender dysphoria, as well as those who identify as neither exclusively male nor female. Gender dysphoria and homosexuality are distinct; an individual's gender identity is separate from their sexual orientation.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1910172","rank":86,"score":74192.0},{"content":"Nonconforming uses and structures can lose their legal status under local regulations if discontinued for a certain period or destroyed. However, uses made nonconforming by zoning changes are still subject to reasonable regulations for public health, safety, and welfare.","qid":1116380,"docid":"444966","rank":87,"score":73839.0},{"content":"An unconformity is the boundary between sedimentary rocks of different ages or between sedimentary rocks and older, eroded igneous or metamorphic rocks, representing missing periods in the geologic record.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1635678","rank":88,"score":73714.0},{"content":"An unconformity is a contact between sedimentary rocks of different ages or between sedimentary rocks and older, eroded igneous or metamorphic rocks. It represents a gap in the geologic record and indicates periods without rock formation. The type of unconformity is determined by the involved rock types, the cause of erosion or no deposition, and the tilting of older sedimentary layers before erosion.","qid":1116380,"docid":"521337","rank":89,"score":73644.0},{"content":"Nonconformance management solutions identify and document quality issues, apply risk criteria for prioritization, route events for analysis, and enforce structured procedures for root cause identification, quarantine, and resolution.","qid":1116380,"docid":"3707525","rank":90,"score":73489.0},{"content":"An unconformity is the boundary between sedimentary rocks of different ages or between sedimentary rocks and older, eroded igneous or metamorphic rocks, representing missing periods in the geologic record.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1422756","rank":91,"score":73129.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the importance of determining nonconformities in the construction industry through a collective decision-making process, rather than relying on the judgment of a single person or entity. To view the top 10 nonconformities in the industry, click the link provided.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1682893","rank":92,"score":73045.0},{"content":"The Jugallos are a group of individuals who do not conform to societal or cultural norms, often labeled as a criminal street gang by some, while others view them as a community of misfits finding belonging among each other.","qid":1116380,"docid":"3588239","rank":93,"score":73026.0},{"content":"A centralized system for managing production and product events, allowing for the streamlined recording and handling of various types of issues from single or multiple sites.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1291050","rank":94,"score":72817.0},{"content":"Unconformities are gaps in the geologic record found between two rock bodies, indicating episodes of crustal deformation, erosion, and sea level variations. They are primarily found in sediments but can also occur in stratified volcanics, representing substantial breaks in the geologic record. (Inaccurately, some may claim these gaps imply missing time.)","qid":1116380,"docid":"283265","rank":95,"score":72742.0},{"content":"An unconformity is the boundary between sedimentary rocks of different ages or between sedimentary rocks and older, eroded igneous or metamorphic rocks, representing missing periods in the geologic record.","qid":1116380,"docid":"5752657","rank":96,"score":72465.0},{"content":"An unconformity is a geological feature where there is erosion of previous rock layers followed by the deposition of new sedimentary rocks, resulting in a discontinuity in the ages of the abutting rock layers.","qid":1116380,"docid":"765643","rank":97,"score":72464.0},{"content":"The classification of unconformities depends on the involved rock types, the cause of formation (erosion or no deposition), and the presence of tilted older sedimentary layers before erosion. Detailed examination will cover various types.","qid":1116380,"docid":"1635680","rank":98,"score":72463.0},{"content":"Some educational institutions have revised their policies for transgender and gender-nonconforming students, but the specifics of these policies vary greatly among them.","qid":1116380,"docid":"8784332","rank":99,"score":72363.0},{"content":"A boundary between parallel sedimentary rock beds represents a significant period of erosion or non-deposition, resulting in a time gap between the layers above and below, known as a disconformity.","qid":1116380,"docid":"4118333","rank":100,"score":72242.0}]}
{"query":"what type of tissue are bronchioles","hits":[{"content":"The bronchi and bronchioles are responsible for transporting air from the trachea to the lungs. Their smooth muscle walls facilitate airflow regulation, expanding when larger air volumes are needed for activities like exercise.","qid":914916,"docid":"3573852","rank":1,"score":110945.0},{"content":"The bronchioles, passageways for air to the lung's alveoli, range in diameter from 5 mm to 0.3 mm and lack cartilage or glands in their submucosa. They are supported by elastic fibers connected to lung tissue.","qid":914916,"docid":"8772525","rank":2,"score":108832.0},{"content":"The epithelium of the bronchioles transitions from simple ciliated columnar to simple ciliated cuboidal as they narrow in size, with a diameter ranging from 5 mm to 0.3 mm. Unlike larger bronchi, these bronchioles lack hyaline cartilage for support and instead rely on elastic fibers connected to the lung tissue.","qid":914916,"docid":"6818272","rank":3,"score":107168.0},{"content":"The bronchi and bronchioles are responsible for transporting air from the trachea to the lungs. Their smooth muscle walls help control airflow. During increased air demand, such as exercise, the muscles relax, dilating the bronchi and bronchioles.","qid":914916,"docid":"1194685","rank":4,"score":107031.0},{"content":"Bronchospasm, a narrowing of the bronchioles' diameter due to smooth muscle contraction, is a potentially dangerous condition, most commonly caused by asthma. Treatment includes oxygen therapy and bronchodilators. The diameter of bronchioles ranges from 5 mm to 0.3 mm, and they lack hyaline cartilage for support, relying instead on elastic fibers attached to lung tissue.","qid":914916,"docid":"8772524","rank":5,"score":104039.0},{"content":"The trachea branches into two principal bronchi, which carry air into the lungs. The left lung has two lobar bronchi, while the right lung has four. These bronchi further divide into smaller bronchi and bronchioles within the lung tissue. The larger bronchi have C-shaped cartilage rings, but these are gradually replaced by irregular plaques on smaller bronchi. Bronchioles have no cartilage and are less than 1mm in diameter,","qid":914916,"docid":"5730352","rank":6,"score":103754.0},{"content":"The bronchi and bronchioles, part of the airway system including the nose, mouth, pharynx, larynx, trachea, and lungs, transport air from the exterior to the lungs. Smooth muscle in their walls regulates airflow, relaxing to allow increased air intake during exercise. The lungs receive this air to provide the body with necessary oxygen.","qid":914916,"docid":"2200004","rank":7,"score":102871.0},{"content":"The passage describes bronchioles as the final segments of the conductive portion of the respiratory system. At the point where bronchi transition into bronchioles, the epithelium transforms into a ciliated columnar type. Despite this change, the majority of cell types present in the epithelium of other parts of the conductive portion remain.","qid":914916,"docid":"8772520","rank":8,"score":102403.0},{"content":"The bronchi and bronchioles, part of the airway in the respiratory system, regulate airflow into the lungs by adjusting smooth muscle tissue in their walls. During increased air intake, such as during exercise, the muscle relaxes to widen the bronchi and bronchioles. The respiratory system consists of three main parts: the airway, lungs, and muscles of respiration. The airway transports air between the lungs and exterior of the body","qid":914916,"docid":"4425460","rank":9,"score":101978.0},{"content":"The epithelium of terminal and respiratory bronchioles consists of various cell types. The terminal bronchioles have ciliated cells, nonciliated columnar cells, and basal cells. Respiratory bronchioles have three populations: near the terminal bronchioles with nonciliated columnar, ciliated columnar, and basal cells; cuboidal nonciliated cells in the middle; and nonciliated cuboid","qid":914916,"docid":"8772516","rank":10,"score":101709.0},{"content":"The bronchial tree is a structure in the respiratory system resembling an upside-down tree, with the bronchi branching into smaller airways (bronchioles) that are held open by cartilage. The smallest airways are only half a millimeter wide.","qid":914916,"docid":"1593795","rank":11,"score":101328.0},{"content":"The innermost layer of the bronchial tubes, which are the large air passages leading from the trachea to the lungs, is composed of ciliated mucous membrane. The bronchial tubes have three layers: the outermost is dense fibrous tissue reinforced with cartilage, the middle layer is a smooth muscle network, and the innermost layer is lined with ciliated columnar cells and mucus cells for debris removal.","qid":914916,"docid":"6613409","rank":12,"score":101153.0},{"content":"Chronic bronchiolitis, also known as bronchiolitis obliterans with fibrosis, is a condition characterized by the ingrowth of connective tissue in the terminal bronchi, leading to lumen occlusion. It can be a complication of connective tissue diseases, heart-lung transplants, or follow acute bronchiolitis or pneumonia in children.","qid":914916,"docid":"8348854","rank":13,"score":101144.0},{"content":"The bronchi serve as the primary conduits for air into the lungs. Air enters the body through the nose or mouth and proceeds to the larynx. The trachea then carries the air to the left and right bronchus. The bronchi shrink as they approach the lung tissue and are referred to as bronchioles.","qid":914916,"docid":"5945849","rank":14,"score":100880.0},{"content":"The trachea branches into right and left main bronchi, which further divide into smaller bronchi, and then into bronchioles leading to lung tissue.","qid":914916,"docid":"5363821","rank":15,"score":100815.0},{"content":"The bronchi serve as the primary conduits for air into the lungs. Air enters the bronchi after passing through the nose or mouth and the larynx, then continues through the trachea before branching into the left and right bronchus. The bronchi shrink as they approach the lung tissue and are referred to as bronchioles.","qid":914916,"docid":"8481903","rank":16,"score":100789.0},{"content":"The bronchi are the primary airways leading to the lungs. Air enters the body through the nose or mouth, then passes through the larynx and trachea before reaching the left and right bronchus. The bronchi shrink as they approach the lung tissue and are referred to as bronchioles.","qid":914916,"docid":"3459136","rank":17,"score":99599.0},{"content":"A pulmonary lobule is the area of the lung supplied by one bronchiole. Bronchioles, which are less than 1 mm in diameter but can range from 5 mm to 0.3 mm, have ciliated cuboidal epithelium and a layer of smooth muscle in their walls. They divide into smaller terminal bronchioles, which are 0.5mm or less in diameter and lack hyaline cartilage. Instead, they","qid":914916,"docid":"8772517","rank":18,"score":99455.0},{"content":"Bronchitis is inflammation of the bronchi, air passages connecting the windpipe to the lung tissue, which branch into a network of increasingly fine passages (bronchioles).","qid":914916,"docid":"6974915","rank":19,"score":99309.0},{"content":"Bronchospasm, a narrowing of bronchioles due to smooth muscle contraction, is a serious condition often caused by asthma. It can be fatal. Treatment includes oxygen therapy and bronchodilators.","qid":914916,"docid":"6818273","rank":20,"score":98467.0},{"content":"The bronchioles are the narrow passageways leading from the bronchi to the alveoli in the lungs, characterized by the absence of cartilage and glands in their submucosa. They are part of the conducting zone of the respiratory system.","qid":914916,"docid":"1545742","rank":21,"score":98168.0},{"content":"The bronchi serve as the primary conduits for air into the lungs. Air enters the bronchi through the larynx and is carried by the trachea to the left and right bronchi. The bronchi progressively narrow and are referred to as bronchioles as they approach the lung tissue.","qid":914916,"docid":"4571856","rank":22,"score":98164.0},{"content":"The alveoli in the lungs are the final destination of bronchioles where gas exchange occurs, with oxygen entering the bloodstream and carbon dioxide leaving it. The oxygen-rich blood then gets transported to the heart and circulated throughout the body to supply cells and organs with oxygen.","qid":914916,"docid":"5325750","rank":23,"score":97850.0},{"content":"The passage describes the bronchus as a part of the respiratory tract that carries air into the lungs, with two main bronchi leading to smaller secondary and tertiary bronchi, and further into bronchioles. No gas exchange occurs in the bronchi. The secondary bronchi divide into tertiary bronchi, each supplying a bronchopulmonary segment, which is a section of the lung separated by connective tissue.","qid":914916,"docid":"4571857","rank":24,"score":97751.0},{"content":"The bronchioles, which are passageways for air to the alveoli in the lungs, lack cartilage and glands in their submucosa. Their diameter influences air flow, and they can widen (bronchodilation) to enhance air flow, stimulated by epinephrine or sympathetic nerves.","qid":914916,"docid":"2989235","rank":25,"score":96909.0},{"content":"The diameter of bronchioles can vary from 0.3 mm to 5 mm contrary to the common belief of less than 1 mm. Without hyaline cartilage, they depend on elastic fibers for support. The bronchioles' diameter adjustment, bronchodilation, is triggered by epinephrine or sympathetic nerves to enhance air flow.","qid":914916,"docid":"2989236","rank":26,"score":96642.0},{"content":"The bronchi serve as the primary passageways for air into the lungs. Air enters the bronchi after passing through the larynx and trachea. The bronchi then branch into smaller bronchioles as they approach the lung tissue.","qid":914916,"docid":"7407145","rank":27,"score":96275.0},{"content":"The bronchioles are the tiny passageways that transport air from the nose or mouth to the alveoli (air sacs) in the lungs.","qid":914916,"docid":"1183902","rank":28,"score":96094.0},{"content":"The bronchi and bronchioli have a mucosa made up of a ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelium with goblet cells, a basement membrane, and a lamina propria. The number of goblet cells in these areas is less than in the trachea. They produce and secrete mucous droplets that form a blanket on the epithelial surface in the lumen.","qid":914916,"docid":"4840522","rank":29,"score":95377.0},{"content":"The epithelium of the respiratory system is either columnar or cuboidal. The terminal bronchioles, the last branches of the bronchioles, have a smooth muscle layer surrounding their lumens. Stimulation of the vagus nerve results in contraction of the smooth muscle, reducing the diameter of the terminal bronchioles.","qid":914916,"docid":"2754113","rank":30,"score":94924.0},{"content":"The lungs consist of various tissues such as bronchioles, epithelial cells, smooth muscle cells, and alveoli (Centre of the Cell). These tissues occupy the majority of the thoracic cavity in the body (InnerBody).","qid":914916,"docid":"7240123","rank":31,"score":94853.0},{"content":"The terminal bronchioles, the most distal part of the conducting zone, branch off from lesser bronchioles and divide into respiratory bronchioles with a few alveoli. They are lined with simple cuboidal epithelium containing club cells, which secrete a nonsticky, proteinaceous compound to maintain the airway in the smallest bronchioles. Terminal bronchioles have limited ciliated cells and no goblet cells.","qid":914916,"docid":"5730355","rank":32,"score":94467.0},{"content":"The bronchioles are branches of the bronchi, part of the conducting zone in the respiratory system. They divide into smaller terminal bronchioles and respiratory bronchioles, marking the start of the respiratory region. The diameter of bronchioles ranges from 5 mm to 0.3 mm, and unlike larger bronchi, they don't have hyaline cartilage for support. Instead, they rely on elastic fibers attached to lung","qid":914916,"docid":"8772521","rank":33,"score":94345.0},{"content":"The left lung has nine segmental bronchi (tertiary bronchi), while the right lung has ten. These bronchi branch out from the secondary bronchi and divide into smaller primary bronchioles. Each bronchus supplies a specific bronchopulmonary segment. A smooth muscle layer surrounds the respiratory epithelium lining these bronchi.","qid":914916,"docid":"8481901","rank":34,"score":93888.0},{"content":"The alveoli in the lungs, which are part of the bronchioles, are where simple squamous epithelium facilitates the exchange of gases between the blood and the air during respiration.","qid":914916,"docid":"1501494","rank":35,"score":93658.0},{"content":"The bronchioles are the smaller airway passages in the lungs, located at the end of the bronchi and extending to the alveoli. They facilitate oxygen exchange between the lungs and blood in the alveoli.","qid":914916,"docid":"3170839","rank":36,"score":93426.0},{"content":"The bronchiole is a small tube in the lung's air conduit system that connects bronchi to alveoli, where gas exchange takes place. Its name derives from the Greek term \"bronchos,\" meaning lung conduit. Bronchiolitis refers to inflammation of bronchioles, typically caused by viral infections.","qid":914916,"docid":"1545741","rank":37,"score":93378.0},{"content":"Bronchioles are small airways that carry air from bronchi to the alveoli in the lungs for gas exchange.","qid":914916,"docid":"4482576","rank":38,"score":93350.0},{"content":"The passage describes an interactive Flash diagram of the bronchioles, which are the smallest air-conducting passages in the lung, measuring less than 1 mm in diameter. They connect the larger airways to the alveoli, where gas exchange occurs.","qid":914916,"docid":"4482577","rank":39,"score":93308.0},{"content":"Simple cuboidal epithelium is a single-layered tissue made of cube-shaped cells found in the kidney tubules and respiratory bronchioles.","qid":914916,"docid":"5177082","rank":40,"score":93182.0},{"content":"The bronchioles are the narrow passageways that carry air from the nose or mouth to the alveoli in the lungs, where gas exchange occurs. Unlike the larger bronchi, they no longer have cartilage or glands in their submucosa.","qid":914916,"docid":"1183905","rank":41,"score":93160.0},{"content":"The alveoli in the lungs, which are part of the bronchioles, are covered by simple squamous epithelium and serve as the site for gas exchange between the blood and air through the diffusion of oxygen and carbon dioxide.","qid":914916,"docid":"3530681","rank":42,"score":93118.0},{"content":"The bronchial tubes divide into bronchioles, which end in small air sacs called alveoli where gas exchange occurs between oxygen and carbon dioxide. Oxygen-rich blood departs from the lungs and is transported to the heart, then distributed throughout the body to supply tissues and organs.","qid":914916,"docid":"5061651","rank":43,"score":93049.0},{"content":"The lung, a vital respiratory organ in air-breathing animals, is depicted in the image with bronchioles exposed. In mammals and most vertebrates, two lungs are positioned beside the spine and heart. The trachea splits into right and left bronchi, which further divide into secondary, tertiary bronchi, and bronchioles. The process ends in alveoli, where gas exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen occurs.","qid":914916,"docid":"2693897","rank":44,"score":92981.0},{"content":"A bronchiole is identified by its simple columnar ciliated epithelium with shorter cells than in the bronchi and trachea, presence of domed secretory, non-ciliated exocrine cells (club cells), smooth muscle in the submucosa, and absence of seromucous glands and cartilage.","qid":914916,"docid":"8689503","rank":45,"score":92817.0},{"content":"The lungs are composed of various tissues, including bronchioles, epithelial cells, smooth muscle cells, and alveoli (Centre of the Cell). These tissues consist of multiple cell types.","qid":914916,"docid":"3253279","rank":46,"score":92745.0},{"content":"Simple cuboidal epithelium is a single-layered tissue made of cube-shaped cells found in the kidney tubules and respiratory bronchioles.","qid":914916,"docid":"2001626","rank":47,"score":92624.0},{"content":"The lungs are composed of various tissues, including bronchioles, epithelial cells, smooth muscle cells, and alveoli (Centre of the Cell).","qid":914916,"docid":"3253278","rank":48,"score":92541.0},{"content":"The bronchiole splits into respiratory bronchioles, each containing a few alveoli. The terminal bronchioles are lined with simple cuboidal epithelium, specifically Clara cells.","qid":914916,"docid":"7798480","rank":49,"score":92258.0},{"content":"A pulmonary lobule is the area of the lung supplied by one bronchiole. Bronchioles, which are less than 1mm in diameter, have walls made up of ciliated cuboidal epithelium and a layer of smooth muscle. They divide into smaller terminal bronchioles, which are 0.5mm or less in diameter. The diameter of bronchioles impacts air flow and can change, with an increase in diameter referred to as bronchod","qid":914916,"docid":"2989234","rank":50,"score":91752.0},{"content":"The passage describes how air travels from the bronchioles to the alveoli in the lungs, where it meets with capillaries and oxygen is transferred into the blood. The body has over 300 million alveoli and this process allows for the distribution of oxygen to the cells and tissues throughout the body.","qid":914916,"docid":"4923662","rank":51,"score":91673.0},{"content":"A pulmonary lobule is a part of the lung supplied by one bronchiole. Bronchioles, which are less than 1mm in diameter, have ciliated cuboidal epithelium and a smooth muscle layer. They divide into smaller terminal bronchioles, which are 0.5mm or less in diameter.","qid":914916,"docid":"1545740","rank":52,"score":91664.0},{"content":"The lungs consist of various tissues such as bronchioles, epithelial cells, smooth muscle cells, and alveoli (Centre of the Cell). They occupy most of the thoracic cavity and are surrounded by a double layer of serous membranes (InnerBody).","qid":914916,"docid":"8563840","rank":53,"score":91477.0},{"content":"The passage describes the sequence of air travel through the respiratory system, starting from the nose or mouth, passing through the larynx and trachea, and dividing into right and left main bronchi, which lead into the lungs.","qid":914916,"docid":"2020129","rank":54,"score":91474.0},{"content":"The bronchus, bronchi, and bronchioles are the airways of the lungs. Air enters the body through the nose or mouth, passes through the larynx, and enters the trachea, which serves as the main passageway into the lungs.","qid":914916,"docid":"2020131","rank":55,"score":91273.0},{"content":"The passage describes the histological differences between tertiary bronchi and smaller bronchioles. The bronchioles lack hyaline cartilage in their walls and have club cells in their epithelial lining. The epithelium transitions from simple ciliated columnar to simple ciliated cuboidal as the bronchioles decrease in size.","qid":914916,"docid":"5730356","rank":56,"score":91204.0},{"content":"The bronchi and bronchioles are components of the respiratory system's conduction zone, which facilitates air flow from the external environment to the lungs. This area, also referred to as dead space, does not support gaseous exchange.","qid":914916,"docid":"5730351","rank":57,"score":90898.0},{"content":"The bronchi and bronchioles are components of the Conduction Zone, or dead space, in the respiratory system, enabling air flow from the external environment to the lungs for gaseous exchange. The Conduction Zone's smaller bronchi have C-shaped cartilage rings gradually replaced by irregular plaques, while bronchioles have no cartilage at all. Bronchioles, less than 1mm in diameter, undergo further divisions, and","qid":914916,"docid":"1027218","rank":58,"score":90890.0},{"content":"The bronchiole is a small branch of air tubes within the lungs that continues from the bronchus and connects to the alveoli (air sacs). (Last reviewed: 5\/13\/2016)","qid":914916,"docid":"1545743","rank":59,"score":90734.0},{"content":"The passage describes bronchioles as small airways that branch off the bronchi in the lungs, responsible for transporting air to the alveoli for gas exchange. Alveoli, the sites of gas exchange, are part of respiratory bronchioles.","qid":914916,"docid":"4482574","rank":60,"score":90703.0},{"content":"The passage describes bronchi as tubes that branch out from the trachea into each lung, and bronchioles as smaller tubes that branch off from each bronchus.","qid":914916,"docid":"5784911","rank":61,"score":90539.0},{"content":"The passage describes how bronchi, which are two in number, branch off from the trachea into each lung. Smaller tubes called bronchioles then branch off from each bronchus, in contrast to the hundreds present in the lungs.","qid":914916,"docid":"5784912","rank":62,"score":90536.0},{"content":"The bronchi have a similar histological structure to the trachea and main bronchi, with epithelium and connective tissue. A layer of smooth muscle surrounds the bronchi, situated between the cartilage and epithelium.","qid":914916,"docid":"2693900","rank":63,"score":90285.0},{"content":"A pulmonary lobule is the area of the lung supplied by one bronchiole. Bronchioles, which are less than 1mm in diameter, have walls made up of ciliated cuboidal epithelium and a layer of smooth muscle. 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It originally had 51 member states, but now has 193.","qid":1110678,"docid":"5278179","rank":59,"score":80061.0},{"content":"The UN Security Council is a key organ of the United Nations responsible for maintaining international peace and security, admitting new UN members, and approving charter amendments.","qid":1110678,"docid":"7248386","rank":60,"score":80013.0},{"content":"A three-day workshop titled \"Globalization of food systems: impact on food security and nutrition\" was held at the FAO headquarters in Rome, Italy from October 8-10, 2003.","qid":1110678,"docid":"5510586","rank":61,"score":79956.0},{"content":"The resolution calls for the implementation of the Rome Declaration on Nutrition and the Framework for Action adopted during the FAO\/WHO-convened ICN2 in November 2014 by governments, UN agencies, funds, programs, and other stakeholders.","qid":1110678,"docid":"1327784","rank":62,"score":79833.0},{"content":"JECFA is an independent scientific committee that conducts risk assessments and gives advice to FAO, WHO, and their member countries, as well as to the Codex Alimentarius Commission.","qid":1110678,"docid":"2713702","rank":63,"score":79625.0},{"content":"New FAO Rotterdam Convention Executive Secretary, William Murray, introduced in interview. 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It defines the rights and responsibilities of nations regarding ocean use, setting guidelines for businesses, environment, and marine resource management.","qid":1110678,"docid":"1494206","rank":67,"score":79300.0},{"content":"The United Nations (UN), an intergovernmental organization founded on October 24, 1945, in San Francisco, replaced the League of Nations after World War II to promote international cooperation and prevent future conflicts. The UN was officially established on October 24, 1945, and its first meeting took place in January 1946. October 24 is celebrated as United Nations Day since 1947.","qid":1110678,"docid":"2734651","rank":68,"score":79241.0},{"content":"The United Nations (UN) was established on October 24, 1945, as an intergovernmental organization for international cooperation, replacing the League of Nations after World War II. The UN was named during the San Francisco Conference in April 1945 and its first meeting took place in January 1946. October 24 is celebrated as United Nations Day since 1947.","qid":1110678,"docid":"2008065","rank":69,"score":79169.0},{"content":"The United Nations is a global organization founded in 1945 after World War II to promote international cooperation and maintain peace. Initially consisting of 51 member states, it has since grown to 193. Based in New York City, the UN headquarters enjoys extraterritoriality.","qid":1110678,"docid":"2334658","rank":70,"score":79063.0},{"content":"The United Nations (UN), an intergovernmental organization for international cooperation, was established on October 24, 1945, to prevent future wars. Initially signed by 26 governments, the UN replaced the ineffective League of Nations. Notable additions to the UN Charter included a provision for religious freedom, which Stalin agreed to after Roosevelt's insistence. 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Randy Falco has been the CEO since April 2010, following the departure of Joe Uva.","qid":1110678,"docid":"7598917","rank":80,"score":77372.0},{"content":"The United Nations (UN), an intergovernmental organization, was established on October 24, 1945, to promote international cooperation and replace the League of Nations after World War II.","qid":1110678,"docid":"3077415","rank":81,"score":77340.0},{"content":"The International Refugee Organization (IRO) was established by the UN in 1947 as the first agency to address all aspects of refugees' lives. However, Palestinian refugees in the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Lebanon, Syria, and Jordan fall under the jurisdiction of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) instead of the UNHCR.","qid":1110678,"docid":"4953670","rank":82,"score":77316.0},{"content":"The United Nations (UN), an intergovernmental organization, was established on October 24, 1945, following World War II as a replacement for the ineffective League of Nations, with the goal of promoting international cooperation and preventing future conflicts.","qid":1110678,"docid":"2284094","rank":83,"score":77240.0},{"content":"In low-income areas, accessing nutritious food as defined by the FAO can be challenging, as it is easier to obtain cheap, unhealthy food, often derived from commodity crops.","qid":1110678,"docid":"5605209","rank":84,"score":77195.0},{"content":"The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) is an international agreement resulting from UNCLOS III conference held from 1973 to 1982.","qid":1110678,"docid":"6754905","rank":85,"score":77170.0},{"content":"The International Labour Organization (ILO), established in Geneva in 1919, is an international body dedicated to improving working conditions and living standards. 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It is calculated as the average of five commodity group price indices, with the average export shares of each group for the years 2002-2004 used as weights.","qid":1110678,"docid":"7487380","rank":87,"score":76782.0},{"content":"The FAO of the United Nations defines pulse as crops harvested for their dry seeds, distinguishing them from vegetable crops like green beans and green peas.","qid":1110678,"docid":"5915945","rank":88,"score":76752.0},{"content":"The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) is a United Nations agency and the primary international organization focusing on tourism.","qid":1110678,"docid":"3816541","rank":89,"score":76735.0},{"content":"The United Nations (UN) is an international organization with 193 member-states, founded in 1945 to prevent future wars. Its headquarters are in New York. The UN Security Council, its most powerful body, is responsible for maintaining peace. Its five permanent members are China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States, while ten non-permanent members are elected by the General Assembly for two-year terms.","qid":1110678,"docid":"614076","rank":90,"score":76690.0},{"content":"A FAO\/WHO expert consultation on the health and nutritional properties of powder milk with live lactic acid bacteria took place at the Hotel Cordoba C\u00c3\u00b3rdoba in Argentina from October 1-4, 2001.","qid":1110678,"docid":"6199920","rank":91,"score":76632.0},{"content":"The UNHRC, a UN body with 47 member states responsible for promoting human rights, was criticized by the United States for its bias against Israel. The US specifically objected to Agenda Item 7, which dedicates sessions to debating Israel's human rights record, a practice not applied to any other country.","qid":1110678,"docid":"1961626","rank":92,"score":76600.0},{"content":"The UN's Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) published a decrease in the Food Price Index, with an average of 150.4 points in January, representing a 16 percent drop from the previous year and reaching its lowest point since April 2009.","qid":1110678,"docid":"7671274","rank":93,"score":76514.0},{"content":"The UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) defines an INGO (International Non-Governmental Organization) as any non-intergovernmental organization that is not established through inter-governmental agreement, including those with government-designated members, as long as this membership does not restrict the organizations' ability to express their views freely.","qid":1110678,"docid":"4421148","rank":94,"score":76306.0},{"content":"The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) focuses on the relationship between agriculture and climate change, including the impact of agriculture on greenhouse gas emissions through land-use conversion and soil cultivation.","qid":1110678,"docid":"8541271","rank":95,"score":76183.0},{"content":"The UN is an international organization with goals to maintain peace and security, safeguard human rights, provide a mechanism for international law, and promote social and economic progress, improving living standards and fighting diseases.","qid":1110678,"docid":"3874670","rank":96,"score":76059.0},{"content":"The FAO of the United Nations defines pulses as crops harvested for their dry seeds, distinguishing them from vegetable crops like green beans and peas. 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It oversees both amateur and professional football within its jurisdiction, sanctioning national-level competitive matches and indirectly influencing local ones through County Football Associations.","qid":1110678,"docid":"3669310","rank":99,"score":75847.0},{"content":"The FAO of the United Nations defines pulse as crops harvested for their dry seeds, distinguishing them from vegetable crops like green beans and green peas.","qid":1110678,"docid":"4671169","rank":100,"score":75767.0}]}
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It is recommended to have all alterations completed at least six to eight weeks before the wedding.","qid":47210,"docid":"2545998","rank":4,"score":162320.0},{"content":"The average cost of wedding dress alterations in 2015 ranged from $184 to $255, with the cost depending on the intricacy of the dress details and the level of difficulty involved in the alterations.","qid":47210,"docid":"2546001","rank":5,"score":162308.0},{"content":"Brides should expect to spend additional money on alterations for their wedding dresses, with an average cost between $75 and $250. Alterations often include bustling the train if it has one. Brides can obtain quotes from various services, but it's advised against cutting corners to avoid potential regret.","qid":47210,"docid":"5207329","rank":6,"score":158598.0},{"content":"The cost of altering a wedding dress varies based on the amount of work required and the dress's complexity. A simple alteration may cost around $20, while more complex jobs can cost up to $350. The price can also depend on the type of dress, with brides' gowns typically costing more due to the increased effort, complexity, and care needed.","qid":47210,"docid":"2338385","rank":7,"score":158270.0},{"content":"In 2015, the average cost of altering a wedding dress at a bridal shop ranged from $184 to $255. The cost can vary based on the complexity of the dress details. It is recommended to have all alterations completed at least six to eight weeks before the wedding. Bridal shops are the best option due to their expertise and experience.","qid":47210,"docid":"2042918","rank":8,"score":158235.0},{"content":"Brides should budget around $150 for wedding gown alterations, but the average cost is estimated to be between $30 and $80. Additional costs for replacing beads, decorations, or boning can increase the expense. Sleeve length is another factor to consider for alteration needs. If the gown has no sleeves or short ones, it is not a concern.","qid":47210,"docid":"7509252","rank":9,"score":153694.0},{"content":"The cost for wedding dress alterations ranges from $50 to $300, with an additional $30-$100 for purchasing extra pieces for full skirts. Prices for wedding dresses can range from $200 to $2,600, according to a forum thread on WeddingBee.com. DressFinder.com can help in finding a personal dress designer.","qid":47210,"docid":"6502207","rank":10,"score":150838.0},{"content":"A bride in the US typically spends between $1,000 and $2,000 on a wedding dress. The speaker was thrilled to have purchased her dream dress for $400, a significant discount from the original price.","qid":47210,"docid":"7367873","rank":11,"score":148293.0},{"content":"The passage advises brides to consider alteration costs when buying a wedding dress, which can range from $20 to over $200 depending on the extent of the work. Alteration costs may not be included when purchasing a dress from a bridal salon, so it's important to ask for a written estimate. The mid-range price for an off-the-rack or custom-made wedding dress with moderate beading or lace detail from a chain retail","qid":47210,"docid":"6168517","rank":12,"score":147465.0},{"content":"The passage advises brides to consider the cost of alterations for their wedding dresses, which can range from $20 to over $200 depending on the extent of the work. Brides purchasing dresses from bridal salons should ask if alterations are included and obtain a written estimate if not. Additionally, most wedding dresses require special undergarments, with a strapless bra costing at least $30 and body-slimming garments like Span","qid":47210,"docid":"2566998","rank":13,"score":146960.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the cost and complexity of altering the hem of a wedding gown, which is a common adjustment that ranges from $140 to $225 due to its intricacy.","qid":47210,"docid":"3304362","rank":14,"score":145744.0},{"content":"The passage discusses common alterations and their costs for wedding gowns. The hem adjustment ranges from $140 to $225, and side adjustments cost between $50 and $200.","qid":47210,"docid":"5642107","rank":15,"score":145161.0},{"content":"The passage discusses common alterations and their costs for wedding gowns. The hem adjustment, which is necessary for most gowns, costs between $140 and $225 due to its complexity. Adding cups, which are often desired but overlooked, costs between $20 and $40.","qid":47210,"docid":"6180503","rank":16,"score":144984.0},{"content":"The cost of a wedding dress varies based on location, size, materials, design, fabric quality, craftsmanship, and alterations. The average price of a wedding dress in 2012, according to Wedding Channel surveys, was between $1,200 and $1,300.","qid":47210,"docid":"5497278","rank":17,"score":144917.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the cost and common alterations for wedding gowns. The hem adjustment costs between $140 and $225, and side adjustments range from $50 to $200.","qid":47210,"docid":"7367872","rank":18,"score":144621.0},{"content":"The passage discusses common alterations and their costs for wedding gowns. The hem adjustment, which is necessary for most gowns, costs between $140 and $225 due to its complexity. Cup alterations for those not wearing a bra cost between $20 and $40.","qid":47210,"docid":"7509248","rank":19,"score":144511.0},{"content":"The cost to alter a bodice ranges from $20 to $150, while a wedding dress alteration or redesign with added materials can cost between $250 and $600, depending on the material and complexity. Brides' gowns are more expensive due to the increased effort, complexity, and care required.","qid":47210,"docid":"2338383","rank":20,"score":144493.0},{"content":"The passage discusses common alterations and their costs for wedding gowns. Hem adjustments, which can range from $140 to $225, are necessary for most gowns. The process is more complex than it appears due to plastic webbing used. Cups, which cost around $20 to $40, are a desired feature for brides but often overlooked before alterations appointments.","qid":47210,"docid":"2338382","rank":21,"score":144260.0},{"content":"The cost of alterations for a dress can vary significantly based on the complexity of the alteration. A simple bodice alteration ranges from $30 to $100+, while hems can cost anywhere from $80 to $200+, and sleeve alterations typically fall between $40 and $80. Leanna Studios provides information on alteration costs. Prices may be higher at bridal salons, particularly in large cities, compared to independent seam","qid":47210,"docid":"5301404","rank":22,"score":142845.0},{"content":"The passage discusses three additional costs for purchasing a wedding dress. The first is the cost of alterations, which can range from $20 to over $200 depending on the extent of the work. The second is the importance of starting the dress selection process early to avoid rush fees. Lastly, most wedding dresses require specialized undergarments, with costs varying based on the dress style.","qid":47210,"docid":"5736873","rank":23,"score":142795.0},{"content":"The cost of alterations can range significantly based on the dress style and intricacy of the work. A basic bodice adjustment may cost around $30, while more complex alterations involving boning or beading could cost over $100.","qid":47210,"docid":"5691600","rank":24,"score":142632.0},{"content":"The cost of bridal dress styles can be influenced by factors such as the number of layers, fabric, and additional features like beads. Alterations to the bodice, typically made on side seams, range from $40 to $80 for simple adjustments.","qid":47210,"docid":"3304361","rank":25,"score":142460.0},{"content":"The passage discusses common alterations and costs associated with wedding gowns, specifically focusing on the hem adjustment and side taking-in. Hem adjustments, which are necessary for most gowns, can cost between $140 and $350 due to their complexity. Additionally, the cost for taking in the sides of a gown ranges from $50 to $200.","qid":47210,"docid":"4007108","rank":26,"score":142132.0},{"content":"The passage advises brides to consider the cost of alterations when buying a wedding dress, with prices ranging from $20 to over $200 depending on the extent of the work required. It is recommended to ask bridal salons if alterations are included in the purchase price and to obtain a written estimate if not.","qid":47210,"docid":"5550873","rank":27,"score":141769.0},{"content":"The cost of alterations for most dresses is around $300 for hems, sides adjustments, and bustles. Prices can reach $400-$500 or more for gowns with beading or extensive hand work. A minimum of $350 is required for dresses not purchased at The Dress.","qid":47210,"docid":"5642104","rank":28,"score":141639.0},{"content":"The cost of alterations for most dresses is around $300 for hems, sides being taken in, and the addition of a bustle. More intricate gowns with beading or extensive hand work can cost $400 to $500 or more.","qid":47210,"docid":"3304358","rank":29,"score":141327.0},{"content":"The cost of altering a bodice ranges from $20 to $150, while a complete redesign or addition of materials for a wedding dress can cost between $250 and $600, depending on the material and complexity of the design. Simple alterations may cost as little as $20, while more complex jobs can cost up to $350.","qid":47210,"docid":"6180504","rank":30,"score":141210.0},{"content":"The cost of altering a wedding dress varies greatly depending on the dress's complexity and location. In some areas, a simple gown may cost around $30-50 for alterations, while a more complex gown in the DC area could cost an average of $500. The cost can also be influenced by the ease of working with the dress's fabric.","qid":47210,"docid":"5301406","rank":31,"score":141206.0},{"content":"The passage advises brides to consider the cost of alterations when buying a wedding dress, with prices ranging from $20 to over $200 depending on the extent of the work required. It also recommends asking about alteration costs and getting a written estimate if purchasing a dress from a bridal salon.","qid":47210,"docid":"3107294","rank":32,"score":141168.0},{"content":"Stores typically don't include alterations in the price of wedding dresses, which can take significant time (up to three hours for bustier adjustments) and cost extra, ranging from less than $100 for simple hems to over $500 for extensive bodice rebuilding.","qid":47210,"docid":"5207328","rank":33,"score":141109.0},{"content":"The cost of alterations for most dresses is around $300 for hems, sides adjustments, and bustles. More intricate gowns with beading or extensive hand work can cost $400 to $500 or more.","qid":47210,"docid":"3304359","rank":34,"score":141031.0},{"content":"A bride should anticipate spending around $150 on wedding gown alterations in addition to steaming costs, according to local bridal stores.","qid":47210,"docid":"8261978","rank":35,"score":140915.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the common alterations for dresses, including hemming, bodice adjustments, and shortening sleeves. The cost for bodice alterations can range from $30 to over $100 depending on the complexity of the dress. The author is considering having her size 10 dress altered to fit a size 6 and wonders about the average cost for such an adjustment. She bought the dress from David's Bridal for $27","qid":47210,"docid":"4007103","rank":36,"score":140861.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the costs of various dress alterations and additional services for a wedding dress. A bodice alteration ranges from $30 to over $100, depending on the complexity of the dress. Hem adjustments cost between $80 and $200 for simple to multi-layered dresses. Bustling the dress to secure the train after the ceremony costs extra, ranging from $20 to $90. After alterations, the dress must be","qid":47210,"docid":"2042920","rank":37,"score":140832.0},{"content":"A bodice can be altered from $20 to $150, while a wedding dress completely redesigned or with added materials could cost between $250 and $600, depending on material type and dress complexity.","qid":47210,"docid":"8646329","rank":38,"score":140546.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the common alterations for clothing items such as hemming, bodice adjustments, and shortening sleeves. The cost for bodice alterations varies from $30 to over $100, depending on the complexity of the dress, while sleeve alterations typically cost between $40 and $80. Leanna Studios provides information on alteration costs. Prices may be higher at bridal salons, particularly in large cities, compared to independent seam","qid":47210,"docid":"5301402","rank":39,"score":140253.0},{"content":"The passage discusses common alterations for wedding dresses, including hemming, bodice adjustments, and shortening sleeves. The cost of bodice alterations varies based on the complexity of the dress, ranging from $30 to over $100. Additional services like bustling the dress for securing the train after the ceremony can cost between $20 and $90. After alterations, the dress must be pressed or steamed.","qid":47210,"docid":"2042922","rank":40,"score":140100.0},{"content":"Fees for alterations start at $35 and can reach up to $100. Accessories rental costs between $50 and $100. Pre-wedding cleaning fees are additional at $10 or more, with some rentals including this service. Damage fees range from $8 to the entire dress cost, excluding normal wear and tear and make-up stains. Late fees of up to $25 per day apply for returning the dress after the","qid":47210,"docid":"1839669","rank":41,"score":139997.0},{"content":"The cost of alterations can significantly differ based on dress style and alteration complexity. Common alterations include hemming, bodice adjustments, and sleeve shortening. Sleeve alterations typically cost between $40 and $80, depending on sleeve decoration. Leanna Studios provides information on alteration costs. Prices may be higher at bridal salons, particularly in large cities, compared to independent seamstresses.","qid":47210,"docid":"5301403","rank":42,"score":139489.0},{"content":"The cost to alter the hem of a wedding dress ranges from \u00c2\u00a375 to \u00c2\u00a3100. This modification is necessary if the dress is too long to prevent tripping. The more layers a dress has, the more layers need to be adjusted.","qid":47210,"docid":"1560504","rank":43,"score":139467.0},{"content":"The passage mentions that hemming, bodice alterations, and shortening of sleeves are the most common alterations made to clothing. The cost of a bodice alteration can range from $30 for a simple dress to over $100 for more complex dresses with boning or beading that require removal and reapplication.","qid":47210,"docid":"5207327","rank":44,"score":139296.0},{"content":"Average cost of a wedding dress in the U.S. is around $1,100, but brides can save up to 50% by planning and bargain shopping in advance, according to wedding expert Linda DiProperzio.","qid":47210,"docid":"1764822","rank":45,"score":138694.0},{"content":"The passage discusses common alterations for clothing, including hemming, bodice adjustments, and shortening sleeves. The cost for a bodice alteration can range from $30 for a simple dress to over $100 for more complex dresses with boning or beading that require specialized handling.","qid":47210,"docid":"2545999","rank":46,"score":138430.0},{"content":"The speaker estimates that 5-10% of a wedding budget should be allocated for the cost of the dress, shoes, jewelry, veil, and alterations. For a $20,000 wedding, this would equate to a dress cost between $1000 and $2000. The speaker has set a budget of $2000 for these items and is content with the expense since she will wear them for three occasions: her wedding in","qid":47210,"docid":"5698323","rank":47,"score":138208.0},{"content":"The cost of altering a Quincea\u00f1era dress can range significantly based on style and complexity. Common alterations include hemming, which costs between $40 and $200, and bodice adjustments, which cost between $30 and $100.","qid":47210,"docid":"1156867","rank":48,"score":138087.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the cost of various dress alterations, such as bodice adjustments ranging from $30 to $100+ for simple to complex dresses, and hems ranging from $80 to $200+ for simple to multi-layered dresses. The author is seeking information on the average cost to alter a size 10 dress to a size 6, having purchased a $275 dress from David's Bridal that is slightly","qid":47210,"docid":"4007107","rank":49,"score":138036.0},{"content":"The passage advises brides to get their wedding dresses altered for a proper fit and mentions affordable options for beautiful dresses. It also shares that designer wedding dresses in silk or other natural fabrics typically cost between $2000 and $4000, with expectations for high quality and hand detailing.","qid":47210,"docid":"5497274","rank":50,"score":137250.0},{"content":"The cost for bridal gown alterations in Denver, CO ranges from $250 to $450. Additional costs include $20 to $40 for altering cups if a bra is not worn.","qid":47210,"docid":"7509249","rank":51,"score":137046.0},{"content":"In 2014, The Knot reported an increase in the average amount brides are willing to spend on their wedding gowns. The national average in 2013 was $1,281, up from $1,211 in 2012. The gown typically accounts for 5-10% of the total wedding expenses. For instance, if the total budget is $20,000, the dress should cost between $","qid":47210,"docid":"4748997","rank":52,"score":136860.0},{"content":"The cost of alterations for most wedding dresses is around $300 for a hem, sides adjusted, and bustle. However, the price can increase to $400-$500 or more if the dress involves beading or extensive hand work.","qid":47210,"docid":"4007104","rank":53,"score":136782.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the average cost of adding cups to a wedding dress, with an estimated range of $20-$40. The price may be pushed higher by some seamstresses up to $250. Cups are a common request for brides but often overlooked before alterations appointments.","qid":47210,"docid":"2338386","rank":54,"score":136752.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the cost of altering a size 10 dress to a size 6, which ranges from $40 to $100 depending on the complexity of the dress. The author intends to lose weight before the alteration and mentions that the dress, purchased from David's Bridal for $275, needs minor adjustments around the chest area. After alterations, the dress will require pressing or steaming. Leanna Studios is mentioned as a","qid":47210,"docid":"7509251","rank":55,"score":136596.0},{"content":"A person is inquiring about the cost to alter a size 10 dress into a size 6 at David's Bridal. The dress, which costs $275, is currently a little large around the chest but fits well elsewhere. The wearer plans to lose 15-25 pounds before the event.","qid":47210,"docid":"2546004","rank":56,"score":136383.0},{"content":"The speaker allocates approximately 5-10% of their total wedding budget, estimated at $20,000, for the cost of the wedding dress, shoes, jewelry, veil, and alterations. Their personal budget for these items is $2000, and they plan to wear the dress three times for their wedding in Mexico, a photo shoot the next day, and an at-home reception.","qid":47210,"docid":"6330615","rank":57,"score":136196.0},{"content":"The passage describes a user's experience with purchasing and altering a $200 dress, costing a total of $170 after initial fitting. An additional $50 was required due to the size being a plus size. The user's wedding dress fit perfectly without needing any alterations, and only required a $30 bustle addition. The dress had 2384 posts on the platform GOLD, associated with the fruit nectarine.","qid":47210,"docid":"5787617","rank":58,"score":135997.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that the cost of a gown's bodice can range from $30 to $80 on average, but can exceed $100 with the addition of beads, decorations, or boning. The sleeve length is another factor to consider for alteration needs, with no or short sleeves not requiring adjustments.","qid":47210,"docid":"8261982","rank":59,"score":135970.0},{"content":"The average cost of a wedding dress in 2015 was between $1,089 and $1,429. Additional costs may apply for dresses with beadwork, add-ons, or intricate embroidery.","qid":47210,"docid":"4748993","rank":60,"score":135939.0},{"content":"In 2014, The Knot reported an increase in the average amount brides were willing to spend on their wedding gowns, with the national average rising to $1,281 from $1,211 the previous year. Some brides, like the author, opted for more affordable options, spending under $1,000 on their dresses. The author shared her experience of purchasing a $700 wedding dress with $50 in alter","qid":47210,"docid":"6168519","rank":61,"score":135886.0},{"content":"In 2014, the average wedding dress cost was $1,357, representing around 4% of the average total wedding budget of $31,213. However, these figures may be influenced by higher spending from some brides.","qid":47210,"docid":"2769575","rank":62,"score":135670.0},{"content":"The cost of altering a gown varies depending on the dress's complexity and the location. In the DC area, an average alteration for a simple gown costs around $500, while more complex gowns have higher expenses.","qid":47210,"docid":"7067453","rank":63,"score":135305.0},{"content":"The passage describes the author's experience with gown prices, mentioning that some are under $200 while others are higher, with the author's average costing over $200 as of April 22, 2011. The purpose of the written page is to provide brides with an idea of potential alteration costs.","qid":47210,"docid":"8261979","rank":64,"score":135297.0},{"content":"The cost to shorten the hem of a wedding dress with two layers of material is approximately \u00a3100. The price increases by \u00a325 for each additional layer that needs to be adjusted.","qid":47210,"docid":"7562284","rank":65,"score":135287.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the cost of sleeve alterations, which ranges from $40 to $80 based on sleeve decoration. Leanna Studios provides information on alteration costs. The text also mentions that bridal salons in large cities typically charge more than independent seamstresses. The author is seeking information on the cost to alter a size 10 dress to a size 6 from David's Bridal, as they intend to lose weight before the wedding. The dress","qid":47210,"docid":"4007105","rank":66,"score":135269.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the cost of two common alterations for dresses: bodice alterations ranging from $30 to over $100 depending on the complexity, with higher prices for dresses with boning or beading requiring removal and reapplication; and hems ranging from $80 to over $200 depending on the number of layers.","qid":47210,"docid":"2546000","rank":67,"score":135123.0},{"content":"A custom-made designer wedding dress in silk with hand-stitched lace or beading from an upscale boutique can cost between $2,000 and $5,000. The average cost for a wedding dress is $1,505.","qid":47210,"docid":"5736870","rank":68,"score":135038.0},{"content":"A custom-made designer wedding dress in silk with hand-stitched lace or beading from an upscale boutique can cost between $2,000 and $5,000. The average cost for a wedding dress is $1,505.","qid":47210,"docid":"5550874","rank":69,"score":134923.0},{"content":"In 2014, the average cost of a wedding dress was $1,357, representing around 4% of the average total wedding budget of $31,213.","qid":47210,"docid":"1764823","rank":70,"score":134920.0},{"content":"Bridesmaids often request alterations on bodice side seams, which can cost around $50 plus an additional $30 for gowns with beads and sequins. Cup size adjustments range from $25 to $50. The cost of alterations also depends on the gown's fabric.","qid":47210,"docid":"6168280","rank":71,"score":134863.0},{"content":"The passage discusses common alterations for dresses, including hemming, bodice adjustments, and shortening sleeves. The cost for bodice alterations ranges from $30 to over $100 depending on the complexity of the dress, with additional costs for removing and reapplying boning or beading. After alterations, pressing or steaming is required, with costs ranging from $40 for a simple dress to $100 for a multi-lay","qid":47210,"docid":"6168277","rank":72,"score":134344.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the cost of various alterations and services for a wedding dress. A bodice alteration ranges from $30 to $100+, depending on the complexity of the dress. Hem adjustments cost between $80 and $200+ for multi-layered dresses. Leanna Studios offers information on different types of bustles. Pressing or steaming the dress after alterations typically costs between $40 and $100, with higher","qid":47210,"docid":"6168275","rank":73,"score":133923.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the cost ranges for purchasing a wedding dress. Custom-made designer dresses in silk with intricate embellishments can cost between $2,000 and $5,000 or more. The average cost for a wedding dress is $1,505. Mid-range options include off-the-rack or custom-made dresses with smaller amounts of beading or lace detail, which can be purchased for between $500","qid":47210,"docid":"4748994","rank":74,"score":133788.0},{"content":"A custom-made designer wedding dress in silk with hand-stitched embellishments of lace or beading can cost between $2,000 and $5,000, while the average cost for a wedding dress is $1,505.","qid":47210,"docid":"3107295","rank":75,"score":133735.0},{"content":"A custom-made designer wedding dress in silk with hand-stitched embellishments can cost between $2,000 and $5,000. The average cost for a wedding dress is $1,505, and most require special undergarments, including a strapless bra starting at $30 and a body-slimming garment like Spanx for around $50.","qid":47210,"docid":"2566994","rank":76,"score":133709.0},{"content":"The average cost of a bridesmaid dress is around $150, but with additional expenses such as alterations, shoes, lingerie, and accessories, the total can reach over $300. Some brides may even select dresses costing $500 or more.","qid":47210,"docid":"8241222","rank":77,"score":133496.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the cost of common alterations for dresses, including hemming ($80 to $200), bodice alterations ($30 to $100+ for simple dresses, and more for those with boning or beading), and shortening of sleeves (not specified in the passage). Bodice alterations can involve removing and reapplying boning or beading, increasing the cost.","qid":47210,"docid":"6168520","rank":78,"score":133191.0},{"content":"A maid's dress often requires $100 worth of alterations, but some have cost up to $200. In some cases, the cost of altering a maid's dress can be similar to that of a wedding gown.","qid":47210,"docid":"8261977","rank":79,"score":132911.0},{"content":"The average total cost of a wedding is $28,082. The attire and accessories category includes a $1,053 wedding dress, $144 in dress accessories, $119 for a headpiece or veil, and $111 for tuxedo or suit accessories and rent\/purchase. Beauty and spa expenses amounted to $130, with $60 for makeup service, $71 for hair service,","qid":47210,"docid":"2131773","rank":80,"score":132877.0},{"content":"A custom-made designer wedding dress in silk with hand-stitched embellishments can cost between $2,000 and $5,000. The average cost for a wedding dress is $1,505, and most will require special undergarments. A strapless bra costs at least $30, and a body-slimming garment like Spanx costs around $50. Brides should try on undergarments with their dress","qid":47210,"docid":"3858010","rank":81,"score":132853.0},{"content":"A wedding dress can cost $200 or less for an off-the-rack white or cream evening dress in synthetic fabric from a department store or a simple or on-sale dress from a chain bridal retailer.","qid":47210,"docid":"6025360","rank":82,"score":132761.0},{"content":"The cost for complex alterations on a dress, such as size reduction, ranges from $40 to $90. Basic alterations may cost between $25 and $70. The addition of straps to a strapless dress can cost $10 to $20, depending on the material and width. A small hook to keep a train up while dancing may cost between $5 and $10.","qid":47210,"docid":"1880177","rank":83,"score":132538.0},{"content":"A wedding dress can cost $200 or less for an off-the-rack white or cream evening dress in synthetic fabric from a department store or a simple or on-sale dress from a chain bridal retailer.","qid":47210,"docid":"6695089","rank":84,"score":132435.0},{"content":"In 2014, the average wedding dress cost was $1,357, accounting for approximately 4% of the average total wedding budget of $31,213. However, these figures may be influenced by higher spending outliers.","qid":47210,"docid":"7367874","rank":85,"score":132369.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the cost of adding cups to wedding dresses, which is a common request for brides but often overlooked before alterations appointments. The cost is estimated to be between $20 and $40.","qid":47210,"docid":"6330618","rank":86,"score":132225.0},{"content":"The average cost of a wedding dress is around $1,000, a tuxedo rental costs approximately $200, and a veil can add an additional $100. The cost of jewelry may vary.","qid":47210,"docid":"8339175","rank":87,"score":132127.0},{"content":"A natural fabric wedding dress can cost between $1,600 and $5,000 with minimal hand detailing, customizable to size. Prices on WeddingBee.com ranged from $200 to $2,600.","qid":47210,"docid":"6502206","rank":88,"score":132092.0},{"content":"The cost for altering the hem of a satin dress ranges from $40 to $130, including the underskirt. Waist shortening for gowns costs between $50 and $120, depending on the number of layers and fabric. Bodice side seam alterations for bridesmaid gowns cost around $50 to $80, with an additional $30 for gowns with beads and sequins.","qid":47210,"docid":"6168273","rank":89,"score":131898.0},{"content":"A French wedding dress designer employee, identified as Robinson15, stated that the cost of alterations is independent of the dress's original price. Whether the dress costs $40 or $400, the alteration fees remain the same.","qid":47210,"docid":"7067451","rank":90,"score":131830.0},{"content":"A person spent around 5-10% of their $20,000 wedding budget on a dress, setting a range of $1000-$2000. They allocated $2000 for the dress, shoes, jewelry, veil, and alterations. Another person had a $300 J Crew wedding dress with $50 worth of alterations.","qid":47210,"docid":"6168516","rank":91,"score":131649.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the cost of adding cups to wedding dresses, which is a common request for brides but often overlooked before alterations. The cost ranges from $20 to $40.","qid":47210,"docid":"7367870","rank":92,"score":131133.0},{"content":"The sales lady at DB advised against getting alterations for bridesmaid dresses there, suggesting a local seamstress who could do the job for less than $20, compared to DB's estimated $150 cost.","qid":47210,"docid":"7067452","rank":93,"score":131111.0},{"content":"Leanna Studios discusses various types of bustles for altered dresses, which range in cost from $40 to $100 after adjustments. You're inquiring about the cost to alter a size 10 dress into a size 6 from David's Bridal, which you purchased for $275 and plan to lose some weight before the wedding.","qid":47210,"docid":"4007106","rank":94,"score":131100.0},{"content":"Sleeve alterations for a wedding dress cost between $40 and $80, with prices increasing for more decoration or beading. A bustle for securing a train after the ceremony costs extra, ranging from $20 to $90 based on train size and complexity. After alterations, pressing or steaming the dress is necessary.","qid":47210,"docid":"2042923","rank":95,"score":131067.0},{"content":"In 2008, the average cost of a wedding in the US was $23,657, with around 10% of that expense going towards purchasing wedding attire. Wedding dress consultants offer customer service in the wedding dress retail industry.","qid":47210,"docid":"8609955","rank":96,"score":131049.0},{"content":"The passage advises that no more than 10% of the budget should be spent on a dress, which is $1,700 in this case. Additional expenses such as alterations costing over $150 and veils costing over $150 should also be considered in the budget.","qid":47210,"docid":"5698328","rank":97,"score":130955.0},{"content":"In 2014, The Knot reported an increase in the average amount brides are willing to spend on their wedding gowns. The national average in 2013 was $1,281, up from $1,211 in the previous year. The gown was one of the priciest items in a wedding budget, alongside venue, photographer, and planner. A bride with a $20,000 total budget might allocate $1","qid":47210,"docid":"3858013","rank":98,"score":130613.0},{"content":"Twelve expensive wedding dresses exist with prices ranging from $20,000 to $1.5 million, with the average wedding dress costing $1,211.","qid":47210,"docid":"4356665","rank":99,"score":130425.0},{"content":"In the $250 to $500 price range for moderate wedding dress rentals, customers can choose from current designer styles and receive a complete rental package with accessories, alterations, and cleaning fees. Damage fees up to the entire retail cost of the dress may apply for damages not covered under normal wear and tear or make-up stains. Late fees of up to $25 per day may be charged for returning the dress after the due date.","qid":47210,"docid":"1839668","rank":100,"score":130348.0}]}
{"query":"what metal are hip replacements made of","hits":[{"content":"Metal and plastic prosthetics are the most common hip replacement implants, with both the ball and socket replaced by metal components and a plastic spacer in between. Commonly used metals include titanium and stainless steel.","qid":877809,"docid":"4888929","rank":1,"score":150075.0},{"content":"Metal and plastic prosthetics are the most common hip replacement implants, with the ball and socket of the hip joint replaced by metal implants and a plastic spacer in between. Commonly used metals include titanium and stainless steel.","qid":877809,"docid":"1550610","rank":2,"score":148246.0},{"content":"Hip replacement devices are categorized into different types, including Metal on Metal (MOM), where both the socket and ball are made of stainless steel, titanium, chromium, or cobalt.","qid":877809,"docid":"1550613","rank":3,"score":146180.0},{"content":"Hip replacement implants can be made from materials such as metal (typically titanium), ceramic, or polyethylene (a hard plastic). The choice of material may evolve with ongoing research and technological advancements.","qid":877809,"docid":"35111","rank":4,"score":143008.0},{"content":"Some hip replacement implants have been recalled due to unspecified issues. They can be made of materials such as metal (often titanium), ceramic, or polyethylene (a hard plastic). The development of new materials for hip replacements will depend on ongoing research and technology.","qid":877809,"docid":"4888932","rank":5,"score":142032.0},{"content":"A total hip replacement involves a three-part implant: a stem made of metal (cobalt-chrome or titanium) that is inserted into the thighbone, and a ball (made of polished metal or ceramic) that sits on top of the stem.","qid":877809,"docid":"7050366","rank":6,"score":138894.0},{"content":"Ceramic hip replacement implants feature ceramic ball and socket surfaces and metal components that fit within the bone. These implants are known for their high resistance to wear.","qid":877809,"docid":"1550611","rank":7,"score":137428.0},{"content":"Metal-on-metal hip implants, used in total replacement and resurfacing surgeries, feature metal ball and socket components for increased durability. These implants were anticipated to have longer lifespans compared to other types.","qid":877809,"docid":"35109","rank":8,"score":137151.0},{"content":"Trunnionosis is a condition related to hip replacements, specifically metal-on-metal types. It affects the components, including the ball, stem, and prosthesis. In most modern hip replacements, the prosthesis sits on top of the ball.","qid":877809,"docid":"3879167","rank":9,"score":128445.0},{"content":"Hip resurfacing procedures involve metal-on-metal bearings, while most total hip replacements use alternative materials like ceramic or high density polyethylene. Hospitals maintain records of implant types used during operations.","qid":877809,"docid":"35108","rank":10,"score":126391.0},{"content":"Hip replacements involve removing damaged joints and replacing them with artificial implants, commonly made of metal and plastic. The ball and socket are replaced with metal implants, and a plastic spacer is inserted between them. Commonly used metals include titanium and stainless steel.","qid":877809,"docid":"4888926","rank":11,"score":125391.0},{"content":"Titanium-based alloys, specifically Ti-6 aluminum Ti-4 vanadium (Ti6Al4V), are the most commonly used materials for hip replacements. However, their lower moduli of elasticity compared to cobalt-based alloys and surgical stainless steel make them less reliable for cemented hip replacements. Newer, more modern alloys are being developed.","qid":877809,"docid":"2515032","rank":12,"score":125162.0},{"content":"Hip implants come with unique benefits and risks due to their distinct design features. Factors such as patient age, sex, weight, diagnosis, activity level, and surgery conditions influence their longevity. In the US, there are five types of total hip replacement devices: Metal-on-Polyethylene, where the ball is metal and the socket is plastic or has a plastic lining.","qid":877809,"docid":"7040017","rank":13,"score":123640.0},{"content":"Titanium is a light yet strong metal used in various industries for its unique properties. In medicine, it's used for hip replacements and pacemakers due to its resistance to corrosion and non-reactive nature. In the chemical industry, titanium dioxide (TiO2) is used in sunscreen for UV absorption. Additionally, titanium's resistance to sea water makes it suitable for use in ship parts.","qid":877809,"docid":"8659718","rank":14,"score":122066.0},{"content":"A hip replacement surgery involves doctors installing an implant with a stem, ball, liner, and socket. The stem, made of metal, is inserted into the femur and anchors the implant, while the ball is attached to the stem's top.","qid":877809,"docid":"35114","rank":15,"score":121526.0},{"content":"Hip implants use similar materials: metal alloys for stem portions, metal alloys or ceramic for ball portions, and options for metal, plastic, metal-backed plastic, or ceramic for acetabular sockets.","qid":877809,"docid":"1050327","rank":16,"score":121285.0},{"content":"A hip replacement surgery is a medical procedure where a doctor removes a painful arthritic hip joint and replaces it with an artificial one made of metal and plastic components, typically performed when other treatments fail.","qid":877809,"docid":"5940393","rank":17,"score":120988.0},{"content":"A hip replacement surgery involves the removal of damaged hip joint sections and their replacement with metal, ceramic, and hard plastic prosthesis to alleviate pain and enhance function.","qid":877809,"docid":"3328098","rank":18,"score":119990.0},{"content":"Hip replacement surgery involves the surgical removal of a painful arthritic hip joint and replacement with an artificial one made of metal and plastic components, typically performed when other treatments fail to alleviate pain.","qid":877809,"docid":"1030813","rank":19,"score":119633.0},{"content":"Hip replacement surgery involves the removal of a painful arthritic hip joint and replacement with an artificial one made of metal and plastic, typically performed when other treatments fail.","qid":877809,"docid":"2781468","rank":20,"score":119469.0},{"content":"A hip replacement surgery is a medical procedure where a doctor removes a painful arthritic hip joint and replaces it with an artificial one made of metal and plastic components. The surgery is typically performed when other treatment options have failed to alleviate pain.","qid":877809,"docid":"6704838","rank":21,"score":119391.0},{"content":"A hip replacement surgery involves the surgical removal of a painful arthritic hip joint and its replacement with an artificial joint typically made from metal and plastic components, usually performed when other treatments fail.","qid":877809,"docid":"5940394","rank":22,"score":119335.0},{"content":"The passage discusses two types of metal-on-metal hip implants with a ball width less than 36mm, and mentions the recall of DePuy ASR implants due to high failure rates in 2010. DePuy produced three types of ASR implants.","qid":877809,"docid":"35112","rank":23,"score":119198.0},{"content":"The passage discusses hip replacement implants and the various materials used for their bearings, including the stem and ball components that fit into the acetabulum or cup. No definitive best material or bearing has been identified in the orthopedic community.","qid":877809,"docid":"4879503","rank":24,"score":118907.0},{"content":"In the early 2000s, several hip implant manufacturers introduced metal-on-metal hip replacement options: DePuy, Stryker, Wright, Biomet, and Zimmer.","qid":877809,"docid":"7714171","rank":25,"score":118700.0},{"content":"Arthritis causes damage to the cartilage-covered joint surfaces, resulting in less smooth and free movement. In hip replacement or resurfacing procedures, surgeons replace the damaged areas with artificial parts made of metal, plastic, or ceramic materials.","qid":877809,"docid":"3982277","rank":26,"score":118325.0},{"content":"The passage includes two unrelated topics: Metal Gear, a series of powerful bipedal tanks with nuclear capabilities, and hip replacement, a surgical procedure where diseased hip joint parts are replaced. The hip replacement section is a Q&A about the procedure, including a question on identifying a metal-on-metal hip implant, which patients are typically informed about before surgery.","qid":877809,"docid":"8165590","rank":27,"score":117766.0},{"content":"The passage discusses various panels that may contain one or more heavy metals like cadmium, copper, zinc, chromium, and cobalt for monitoring purposes, such as hip replacement. A doctor decides which metals to test based on potential exposures and symptoms. The definition of heavy metals is not strictly defined.","qid":877809,"docid":"4635482","rank":28,"score":116436.0},{"content":"A metal half-shell is installed inside the patient's pelvic socket during hip replacement or resurfacing procedures. This shell contains a locking mechanism that secures the bearing, which can be made of polyethylene, metal, or ceramic.","qid":877809,"docid":"35110","rank":29,"score":116003.0},{"content":"Titanium is used to make hip balls and joint replacements, firearms, and laptop bodies due to its strength and longevity (around 20 years for replacements).","qid":877809,"docid":"7952694","rank":30,"score":115042.0},{"content":"Dr. Tsao discusses the various materials used in hip replacements and their suitability for individual patients. He is a member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and practices at Banner Boswell Medical Center in Sun City, Arizona.","qid":877809,"docid":"1550616","rank":31,"score":114109.0},{"content":"Dr. Tsao discusses the various materials used in hip replacements and identifies the optimal options for individual patients. He is an orthopaedic surgeon with the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, practicing at Banner Boswell Medical Center in Sun City, Arizona. Hip replacements encompass a range of materials.","qid":877809,"docid":"1550619","rank":32,"score":113451.0},{"content":"A metal on metal hip replacement may lead to metal poisoning, causing a metallic taste in the mouth. It is advised to consult a primary or orthopedic doctor if such symptoms occur.","qid":877809,"docid":"6680909","rank":33,"score":113371.0},{"content":"Metal-on-metal hip replacement Q&A provided by John Skinner, a consultant orthopaedic surgeon at Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore, UK, and Alister Hart, a professor of orthopaedic surgery at UCL and Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, London, UK. (No specific information is given in the passage, so the summary is just stating that the Q&A session on metal-on-met","qid":877809,"docid":"35106","rank":34,"score":113131.0},{"content":"The passage applies to guidance that only pertains to large head metal-on-metal hip implants, which have been used in a small percentage of hip replacement surgeries. Patients with concerns about their hip replacements or uncertainty about their implant type are encouraged to consult their doctors for additional advice.","qid":877809,"docid":"5758393","rank":35,"score":111392.0},{"content":"For certain patients, changing the bearing surface in a hip replacement from ceramic-on-ceramic to metal-on-polyethylene is an option when complications from metallosis occur in resurfacing procedures. Severe cases may present additional difficulties, making early surgery advisable.","qid":877809,"docid":"5758395","rank":36,"score":111203.0},{"content":"The passage discusses two types of metal-on-metal hip implants. The first type is metal-on-metal hip resurfacing implants, where both the socket and ball have metal surfaces. The second type is total metal-on-metal implants, where the replacement ball is smaller than 36mm in width.","qid":877809,"docid":"35107","rank":37,"score":110625.0},{"content":"In hip resurfacing, the femoral head is trimmed and covered with a metal cap, while in a traditional total hip replacement, both the femoral head and damaged socket are removed and replaced with new components.","qid":877809,"docid":"7906970","rank":38,"score":109901.0},{"content":"A hip replacement surgery involves an incision, removal of a damaged joint, and replacement with a metal alloy or ceramic artificial joint, which can last up to 15 years. The cost and recovery time vary, with some hip replacements being offered for free on the NHS for severe cases.","qid":877809,"docid":"7346771","rank":39,"score":109828.0},{"content":"Total hip surgery includes removal and replacement of the damaged ball (femoral head) with a prosthetic ball and the socket (acetabulum) with a prosthetic cup.","qid":877809,"docid":"7040022","rank":40,"score":109508.0},{"content":"The passage discusses total hip replacement surgery, which involves replacing damaged cartilage in the hip joint with new material using metal, ceramic, or plastic parts. The joints can be attached to the bones with or without cement. Cemented joints use cement as a glue to attach the artificial joint to the bone. A study published in the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery reviewed randomized controlled trials for minimally invasive total hip replacement surgeries using cemented","qid":877809,"docid":"2213765","rank":41,"score":109466.0},{"content":"Metal-on-metal hip implants have higher revision surgery rates due to earlier failures and more complications. The average failure rates are 1% after a year and 5% at five years compared to other types like metal and plastic or ceramic and plastic.","qid":877809,"docid":"1420115","rank":42,"score":109438.0},{"content":"A hip replacement involves the use of an acetabular cup with a metal shell and a plastic, metal, or ceramic liner to replace the acetabulum. The femoral stem is inserted into the femur, and the femoral head (ball) fits into the acetabulum.","qid":877809,"docid":"35113","rank":43,"score":109415.0},{"content":"Total hip replacement surgery involves replacing the damaged ball at the upper end of the thighbone and resurfacing the hip socket with metal, ceramic, or plastic parts. The procedure replaces damaged cartilage with new joint material and may use cement for attachment. Cemented joints are secured to the bone with cement acting as a glue.","qid":877809,"docid":"3328100","rank":44,"score":109228.0},{"content":"The passage discusses two types of surgeries for aligning fractured bones: one called hip pinning, which may be a type of alignment surgery, and total hip replacement, which involves replacing part or all of the hip joint with artificial parts.","qid":877809,"docid":"955828","rank":45,"score":108936.0},{"content":"In the current era, stem type total hip replacements without cement fixation are commonly used. Bone can naturally attach to a metal implant when the metal surface has a specific texture or topography.","qid":877809,"docid":"1550617","rank":46,"score":108681.0},{"content":"A hip replacement involves the use of an acetabular cup with a metal shell and a plastic, metal, or ceramic liner to replace the acetabulum. The femoral stem is inserted inside the femur, and the femoral head (or ball) fits into the acetabulum. Proper alignment of these components can result in more natural movement.","qid":877809,"docid":"35115","rank":47,"score":108606.0},{"content":"Titanium is a durable material used in making hip replacement components and dental implants due to its ability to fuse with bone tissue through osseointegration.","qid":877809,"docid":"6269999","rank":48,"score":107998.0},{"content":"The passage discusses causes of pain and problems in hip replacement surgeries beyond metal debris. These include loosening, wear, and infection. Damage to the hip may require revision surgery, which involves removing and replacing metal-on-metal implants.","qid":877809,"docid":"5758394","rank":49,"score":107693.0},{"content":"Travelers with hip replacements containing metal or aluminum joints should inform airport security. They will undergo a separate metal detector screening or be scanned with a hand-held device.","qid":877809,"docid":"4279274","rank":50,"score":107528.0},{"content":"Total hip replacement surgery involves replacing damaged joint ends with metal, ceramic, or plastic parts to create new surfaces. The thighbone's ball and the hip socket in the pelvic bone are replaced. Damaged cartilage is replaced with new joint material. Doctors may use cement to attach the replacement joints to the bones. Cement acts as a glue for cemented joints.","qid":877809,"docid":"5850349","rank":51,"score":107330.0},{"content":"The passage describes a total knee replacement implant, which consists of four parts: the tibial and femoral components made of metal, typically cobalt-chrome, used to cap the ends of the femur and tibia after arthritic bone is removed.","qid":877809,"docid":"3747467","rank":52,"score":106974.0},{"content":"Artificial knees primarily use alloys of cobalt-chromium and titanium for their metal components. The bearing part of the joint is made from a durable, wear-resistant plastic. The combination of metal and plastic is the most frequently used bearing type in knee replacement implants globally.","qid":877809,"docid":"8703650","rank":53,"score":106244.0},{"content":"The passage discusses total hip replacement surgery, where the damaged hip joint's femoral head is removed and replaced with a metal stem and ball. The type of stem can be cemented, uncemented, or have no qualifier. An example is given for a left total hip arthroplasty using a cemented stem and metal-on-plastic articulating surface, which is classified under code 0SRB029.","qid":877809,"docid":"2213767","rank":54,"score":105961.0},{"content":"In the 1970s, hip resurfacing or surface replacement was introduced as a method to minimize bone loss during artificial hip joint implantation. The initial hip resurfacing implants featured a metal cap on the arthritic ball and a thin plastic socket.","qid":877809,"docid":"647034","rank":55,"score":105803.0},{"content":"A hip hemiarthroplasty involves replacing only the ball part of a hip joint, specifically the head of the thigh bone (femur), with a metal implant, while the acetabulum in the pelvis remains intact.","qid":877809,"docid":"5695320","rank":56,"score":105774.0},{"content":"A hip replacement involves replacing the ball and socket parts of the hip joint with a metal ball set in the femur and a white plastic socket. (X-ray shows a right hip with a metal ball and a white plastic socket replacing the original parts.)","qid":877809,"docid":"4534156","rank":57,"score":105727.0},{"content":"Titanium metal is used in surgical applications like joint replacements and tooth implants due to its compatibility with bone. The main use of titanium is in the form of titanium(IV) oxide, which is widely employed as a pigment in various industries including house paint, artists' paint, plastics, enamels, and paper.","qid":877809,"docid":"2298374","rank":58,"score":104828.0},{"content":"Women of child-bearing age may theoretically be affected negatively if they undergo metal-on-metal hip resurfacing due to potential release of metal ions that could impact fetal development. Severe dysplasia or older age typically warrant traditional total hip replacement procedures.","qid":877809,"docid":"1208595","rank":59,"score":104812.0},{"content":"For individuals with metal on metal hip implants, it's important to undergo regular doctor visits and x-rays to check for potential signs of implant failure.","qid":877809,"docid":"379142","rank":60,"score":103938.0},{"content":"Titanium metal is used in surgical applications like joint replacements and tooth implants due to its compatibility with bone. The largest use of titanium is in the form of titanium(IV) oxide, which is employed as a bright white pigment in various industries including house paint, artists' paint, plastics, enamels, and paper.","qid":877809,"docid":"2640804","rank":61,"score":103881.0},{"content":"A hip hemiarthroplasty involves replacing only the ball part of a hip joint, specifically the top of the thigh bone (femur) with a metal implant, while the acetabulum in the pelvis remains intact.","qid":877809,"docid":"1830189","rank":62,"score":103863.0},{"content":"Titanium is a strong and lightweight metal, twice as strong as aluminum and nearly as corrosion-resistant as platinum. It is used in joint replacement parts and dental implants due to its ability to fuse with bone tissue and long-lasting durability.","qid":877809,"docid":"5196148","rank":63,"score":103598.0},{"content":"Metallosis, or metal toxicity, can occur after metal-on-metal hip resurfacing or replacement, with the exact incidence being unclear. Factors contributing to its development include patient, surgical, and implant conditions.","qid":877809,"docid":"5758396","rank":64,"score":102967.0},{"content":"For those with metal on metal hip implants, it's important to get regular check-ups with doctors or orthopedic surgeons for potential implant failure signs, including: (No specific signs or symptoms mentioned in the passage.)","qid":877809,"docid":"379138","rank":65,"score":102751.0},{"content":"In 1962, Sir John Charnley introduced a total hip replacement method using a small stainless steel ball on a cemented stem for the femur and a high-density plastic socket for the acetabulum.","qid":877809,"docid":"1550615","rank":66,"score":101571.0},{"content":"Titanium is used in various medical procedures including hip replacements, but there's no definitive evidence that it causes autoimmune conditions like Graves' Disease or Hashimoto's Thyroiditis. However, other metals such as mercury and nickel have been linked to thyroid autoimmunity.","qid":877809,"docid":"1495853","rank":67,"score":100867.0},{"content":"The passage discusses arthritis of the hip and the available treatment options, specifically total hip replacement, at Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City. There are two main types of hip replacement procedures. Hip replacement, or arthroplasty, involves removing the diseased parts of the hip joint and replacing them. The text also includes a section on questions and answers about metal-on-metal hip implants.","qid":877809,"docid":"7380100","rank":68,"score":100814.0},{"content":"The passage describes hip joint replacement as a surgical procedure where a damaged hip joint is replaced with an artificial prosthesis. The hip joint consists of the acetabulum in the pelvic bone and the affected part may be replaced during surgery.","qid":877809,"docid":"1030818","rank":69,"score":100290.0},{"content":"Hip resurfacing is a surgical procedure that involves removing the diseased hip joint surfaces and replacing them with metal caps while preserving the entire femur bone, allowing for potential future hip replacement surgeries. Instead of removing the ball of the hip socket, it is covered with a metal cap.","qid":877809,"docid":"5416048","rank":70,"score":99962.0},{"content":"Autoimmune diseases result from the body's abnormal response attacking its own substances and tissues. Hip replacement, or arthroplasty, is a surgical procedure that involves removing and replacing damaged hip joint parts. There are several types of hip replacement operations, including metal-on-metal implants, which have raised questions and concerns.","qid":877809,"docid":"7380094","rank":71,"score":99596.0},{"content":"A hip hemiarthroplasty is a surgical procedure where only the upper part of a hip joint is replaced, specifically the head of the femur with a metal implant, while the acetabulum in the pelvis remains intact.","qid":877809,"docid":"8511146","rank":72,"score":99574.0},{"content":"A type of hip replacement procedure called Metal on Metal is used more often for individuals in their 40s and 50s. The hospital stay lasts approximately 5 nights, and the implant is estimated to last around 10 years, though the duration may vary for other hip replacement procedures.","qid":877809,"docid":"7070855","rank":73,"score":99518.0},{"content":"Stryker Orthopaedics manufactured faulty MoM hip implants, resulting in recalls, revisions, and lawsuits. These implants can release metal particles into the bloodstream, causing harm to patients.","qid":877809,"docid":"8484191","rank":74,"score":99425.0},{"content":"A manufacturer has created a ceramic implant for knee replacements, building on the success of ceramic components in hip replacements. Implant selection depends on the patient's size, weight, and gender. The availability of implant sizes has expanded, giving surgeons more options.","qid":877809,"docid":"4888931","rank":75,"score":99056.0},{"content":"Hip resurfacing is a surgical alternative to hip replacement where damaged bone surfaces inside the hip joint are replaced with metal surfaces, preserving more bone than traditional hip replacement.","qid":877809,"docid":"5037395","rank":76,"score":98338.0},{"content":"Osteolysis is a condition caused by the wear of implant components in hip or knee replacement surgery, leading to bone tissue loss and potential bone weakness, fractures, or implant loosening. The wear can result from normal use and generate inflammatory particles that trigger an autoimmune response.","qid":877809,"docid":"7380091","rank":77,"score":98296.0},{"content":"Patients with metal-on-metal hip implants may have increased levels of metal ions, such as cobalt and chromium, in their bloodstream. The precision and meaning of metal ion test results can be influenced by various factors.","qid":877809,"docid":"5758399","rank":78,"score":98245.0},{"content":"A manufacturer has created a ceramic implant for knee replacement based on the success of ceramic components in hip replacement. However, it remains uncertain if this new implant will provide any benefits in the knee, which is a distinct type of joint. (Dr. Windsor)","qid":877809,"docid":"4888927","rank":79,"score":98162.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the failure rates of different types of hip implants. Specifically, it mentions that 97.7% of metal-on-plastic and 97.7% of ceramic-on-ceramic hip implants do not fail. However, in metal-on-metal hip resurfacing, larger femoral head sizes increase implant failure rates, with each 1-mm increase in head size being linked to a 2% rise","qid":877809,"docid":"1208598","rank":80,"score":97411.0},{"content":"During infection after metal implant surgeries like hip or knee replacement, debridement of infected tissues is necessary, and in some cases, metal implant removal is required for cure.","qid":877809,"docid":"805935","rank":81,"score":97389.0},{"content":"Hip pain can be caused by hip arthritis, specifically osteoarthritis, which is a degenerative disease that wears away the cartilage in a joint. There are two main types of hip replacement operations to treat this condition. Hip replacement, or arthroplasty, is a surgical procedure where the diseased parts of the hip joint are removed and replaced. There are questions and answers available regarding metal-on-metal hip implants.","qid":877809,"docid":"7380092","rank":82,"score":97370.0},{"content":"In the 1960s and 1970s, various materials were explored for use as bearing surfaces in joint replacements, including Teflon and metallic alloys like stainless steel and cobalt-chromium alloy.","qid":877809,"docid":"4879501","rank":83,"score":97287.0},{"content":"People can be exposed to metal poisoning through their environment, diet, unapproved medications, and counterfeit remedies containing aluminum, mercury, lead, or uranium. Additionally, metal-on-metal hip or knee replacements can cause metal poisoning.","qid":877809,"docid":"119535","rank":84,"score":97120.0},{"content":"Approximately 5-7 years ago, concerns arose regarding wear particles from failed or worn metal-on-metal hip replacements. The discovery was alarming as some patients showed signs of harmful particle buildup.","qid":877809,"docid":"1550612","rank":85,"score":97086.0},{"content":"Certain prostheses, such as hip and knee joints, may contain trace amounts of nickel in their cobalt chrome composition. For patients with nickel allergies, titanium joints are an alternative solution.","qid":877809,"docid":"1335170","rank":86,"score":96537.0},{"content":"A hip resurfacing x-ray shows a metal cap covering the femoral head and a small stem in the femoral neck, while a metal socket is in place. In contrast to a traditional total hip replacement, the femoral head and neck remain intact.","qid":877809,"docid":"7906974","rank":87,"score":96515.0},{"content":"A hip hemiarthroplasty is a surgical procedure where only the upper half of a hip joint is replaced, specifically the ball part of the femur with a metal implant. The socket part of the joint, located in the pelvis (acetabulum), remains intact.","qid":877809,"docid":"6306991","rank":88,"score":96412.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the components of tibia replacements in hip and knee surgeries, specifically the attachment of a plastic tray on top of a metal component inserted into the tibia in fixed-bearing implants. The focus of new developments in hip and knee replacement surgery is on enhancing preparation and positioning of components using advanced technology.","qid":877809,"docid":"8417501","rank":89,"score":96362.0},{"content":"A total hip replacement surgery involves replacing the damaged hip socket and ball of the femur with artificial implants to alleviate pain and restore normal function for patients with hip arthritis or joint destruction caused by trauma or disease.","qid":877809,"docid":"1856105","rank":90,"score":96338.0},{"content":"A total hip replacement surgery involves replacing the damaged ball of the femur and hip socket with artificial implants to alleviate pain and restore function for patients with hip arthritis or joint destruction caused by trauma or disease. This procedure, which has been performed successfully for over 50 years, helps eliminate bone irregularities and spurs that cause pain and loss of motion.","qid":877809,"docid":"7040020","rank":91,"score":95978.0},{"content":"Stryker paid $1.43 billion to settle lawsuits over faulty MoM hip implants, specifically the ABG II and Rejuvenate models.","qid":877809,"docid":"8484195","rank":92,"score":95900.0},{"content":"A hip replacement typically lasts between 10 to 20 years, but there's a possibility of failure. The risk for metal on metal hip implant failure is elevated in Minnesota.","qid":877809,"docid":"379134","rank":93,"score":95879.0},{"content":"Stryker Orthopaedics recalled its metal-on-metal Rejuvenate and ABG II hip implants due to functionality issues, resulting in lawsuits.","qid":877809,"docid":"8484200","rank":94,"score":95832.0},{"content":"The passage describes two types of hip replacement procedures. In a partial hip replacement, only the damaged head and neck of the femur are removed and replaced with a prosthesis. In a total hip replacement, both the upper femur and the socket in the pelvic bone are replaced with prostheses.","qid":877809,"docid":"4476390","rank":95,"score":95508.0},{"content":"A primary total knee replacement involves replacing the knee joint with a metal and plastic implant. While successful in most cases, potential issues like implant wear and loosening may necessitate a revision surgery to replace the original components.","qid":877809,"docid":"2815644","rank":96,"score":95343.0},{"content":"Hip replacement is a surgical procedure involving the replacement of the hip joint with a prosthetic implant, which can be done as a total or hemi replacement. The procedure is typically performed to alleviate arthritis pain or in some hip fractures. Risks and complications include dislocation, loosening, impingement, infection, osteolysis, metal sensitivity, nerve palsy, pain, and death, similar to those associated with other joint repl","qid":877809,"docid":"1939815","rank":97,"score":94959.0},{"content":"Manufacturers of defective metal-on-metal hip implants have agreed to pay billions in settlements to affected individuals. Those who had or still have these implants and underwent revision surgery may be eligible for compensation. TheLawFirm.com assists clients in qualifying for these settlement programs.","qid":877809,"docid":"7714177","rank":98,"score":94091.0},{"content":"Knee replacement surgery involves removing natural bone and cartilage and replacing it with a metal and plastic artificial joint. The procedure has seen improvements in recent decades, resulting in fewer complications, shorter hospital stays, and more durable joints.","qid":877809,"docid":"2776124","rank":99,"score":93732.0},{"content":"The hip joint is a ball-and-socket joint comprised of the femur's head (ball) and the acetabulum (socket) in the pelvis. Both ends are covered with articular cartilage for cushioning.","qid":877809,"docid":"4336906","rank":100,"score":92848.0}]}
{"query":"define pareto chart in statistics","hits":[{"content":"A Pareto chart is a bar graph displaying differences between groups in decreasing order of frequency or relative frequency.","qid":1106979,"docid":"2306620","rank":1,"score":111935.0},{"content":"A Pareto chart is a graphical tool that displays individual values in descending order as bars, while the cumulative total is represented by a line. It is named after Vilfredo Pareto.","qid":1106979,"docid":"799359","rank":2,"score":111561.0},{"content":"A Pareto chart is a histogram that arranges causes or issues in order of their overall impact, helping prioritize corrective actions.","qid":1106979,"docid":"3290651","rank":3,"score":110702.0},{"content":"A Pareto chart is a graphical tool for illustrating the relative significance of various causes in a process, helping to prioritize issues based on their impact. It's suitable when dealing with multiple categories and their corresponding frequencies or quantities. Compared to a histogram and bar chart, a Pareto chart displays data in descending order of importance, making it particularly useful for identifying the major contributors to a problem or process.","qid":1106979,"docid":"348055","rank":4,"score":109760.0},{"content":"The Pareto Chart is a statistical tool derived from the Pareto principles of Italian economist Vilfredo Pareto in the 19th century. These principles suggest that 80% of effects stem from 20% of causes.","qid":1106979,"docid":"8190140","rank":5,"score":109507.0},{"content":"The Pareto Chart is a statistical tool derived from Pareto's Principle, a concept introduced by Italian economist Vilfredo Pareto in the 19th century. This principle asserts that 80% of effects stem from 20% of causes.","qid":1106979,"docid":"8190137","rank":6,"score":108655.0},{"content":"The Pareto chart, also called the Pareto diagram, comes in two types: weighted and comparative. It's a bar graph where the length represents frequency or cost, arranged with the longest bars on the left and shortest on the right.","qid":1106979,"docid":"8190134","rank":7,"score":107686.0},{"content":"A Pareto chart is a graphical tool used to display the relative importance of different groups of data. It can be constructed by segmenting data into groups and representing the frequency or size of each group on the chart.","qid":1106979,"docid":"348057","rank":8,"score":105210.0},{"content":"A Pareto chart is a graphical representation of data, named after Vilfredo Pareto, displaying individual values in descending order as bars, and the cumulative total as a line.","qid":1106979,"docid":"8190133","rank":9,"score":105070.0},{"content":"The Pareto chart is a tool used to identify and prioritize the most significant factors from a large set, commonly used in quality control to highlight the most common sources of defects, highest occurring types of defects, or frequent reasons for customer complaints.","qid":1106979,"docid":"8190139","rank":10,"score":103374.0},{"content":"A Pareto chart is a graphical tool used to prioritize and display the relative importance of various causes or issues, based on their frequency or impact. It is a combination of a bar chart and a line graph. The bar chart represents the frequency or count of each issue, while the line graph shows the cumulative percentage of total effect. The goal is to identify the top causes contributing to a problem, representing the Pareto principle (80% of effects come from 20","qid":1106979,"docid":"348054","rank":11,"score":101757.0},{"content":"A Pareto chart is a bar graph representation of the frequency of events ordered by their impact, following the 80\/20 rule, with the height of the bars indicating the frequency.","qid":1106979,"docid":"3290649","rank":12,"score":98676.0},{"content":"The passage lists three types of common graphs in statistics: a Pareto Diagram or Bar Graph with one bar for each category of qualitative data, a Pie Chart or Circle Graph displaying qualitative data as a pie, and a Histogram using bars to represent the distribution of quantitative data.","qid":1106979,"docid":"5383176","rank":13,"score":95737.0},{"content":"The Pareto Principle, named after Vilfredo Pareto, states that 80% of problems originate from 20% of root causes. This principle is useful for prioritizing issues in complex situations. Creating a Pareto Chart in Excel can help visualize and apply this principle.","qid":1106979,"docid":"6221486","rank":14,"score":93777.0},{"content":"A histogram is a column chart used to display frequency data. It can be created in Excel using the Histogram tool of the Analysis ToolPak after loading it. The input data should be quantitative numeric and located in one column with a label in the first cell.","qid":1106979,"docid":"947605","rank":15,"score":92890.0},{"content":"The Excel Pareto Chart template is used to illustrate the Pareto principle, also known as the 80\/20 rule, which states that a small portion (around 20%) of the data holds significant importance, while the larger portion (approximately 80%) consists of less dominant data.","qid":1106979,"docid":"6221487","rank":16,"score":91968.0},{"content":"A histogram is a bar chart displaying the distribution of variables with each attribute represented as a column and the frequency indicated by the column height.","qid":1106979,"docid":"3290646","rank":17,"score":89053.0},{"content":"The passage discusses Excel techniques for data analysis, including sorting data, setting up cumulative sums, and creating a chart with a secondary axis. It also mentions the use of Pareto analysis to identify and count different types of complaints or defects in a process.","qid":1106979,"docid":"6221485","rank":18,"score":88268.0},{"content":"Pareto Analysis is a statistical method for identifying the most impactful tasks out of a larger set, contributing to approximately 80% of the total effect. It is based on the Pareto Principle, also known as the 80\/20 rule, which suggests that a small portion (20%) of the efforts can yield a substantial portion (80%) of the results.","qid":1106979,"docid":"8190138","rank":19,"score":86895.0},{"content":"Pareto Analysis is a statistical method for identifying the most impactful tasks or causes, contributing to 80% of the effects or benefits, based on the Pareto Principle or 80\/20 rule.","qid":1106979,"docid":"2884219","rank":20,"score":85374.0},{"content":"The Pareto principle, also known as the 80-20 rule, is a concept that suggests 20% of inputs are responsible for 80% of the outputs. Examples of its application include finance, where 20% of investments yield 80% of profits, and work, where 20% of efforts generate 80% of financial returns.","qid":1106979,"docid":"6221490","rank":21,"score":85354.0},{"content":"The passage discusses three types of statistical visualization tools: Histogram, Pareto, and Box and Whisker charts. A Histogram chart is used to display data distribution through binning, and insights can be gained by analyzing bin sizes. A Pareto chart emphasizes significant data factors, and reading one involves identifying the top contributing factors. Lastly, Box and Whisker charts characterize data distribution by showing the spread and outliers.","qid":1106979,"docid":"7674419","rank":22,"score":83977.0},{"content":"The passage discusses various data analysis techniques in Excel, including sorting data, setting up cumulative sums, creating a chart with a secondary axis, and creating a data table. It also mentions Pareto analysis, a method for identifying the most common types of complaints or defects based on their frequency.","qid":1106979,"docid":"6221494","rank":23,"score":83853.0},{"content":"Summarization: In Excel, to create a Pareto chart, first highlight the data (B2 to D8 in this example). Use the shortcut ALT and F1 keys to automatically generate a chart. Then, right-click on the chart area and select \"Select Data\" to customize the chart.","qid":1106979,"docid":"6221492","rank":24,"score":83505.0},{"content":"Create a Pareto chart from the given table to identify the top causes of customer service issues in a project.","qid":1106979,"docid":"7557632","rank":25,"score":83049.0},{"content":"Pareto Analysis involves creating a vertical bar chart with causes on the x-axis and count (number of occurrences) on the y-axis, arranged in descending order to identify the most important causes.","qid":1106979,"docid":"8190136","rank":26,"score":82856.0},{"content":"The Histogram chart is used to display the distribution of data by grouping them into bins based on a given range. An example is given of a bookstore using this chart to count books by price ranges, which can be created using the Statistical Chart button in Excel.","qid":1106979,"docid":"7674423","rank":27,"score":82438.0},{"content":"Step 1: Create a vertical bar chart with causes on the x-axis and count on the y-axis. Step 2: Arrange the bar chart in descending order based on cause importance (highest count first) using Pareto Analysis.","qid":1106979,"docid":"8190132","rank":28,"score":80156.0},{"content":"The Pareto principle is a concept suggesting that a small number of causes contribute to a large percentage of effects. In quantitative terms, this translates to 80% of problems stemming from 20% of causes, and 80% of wealth being owned by 20% of people. Tools like histograms, bar graphs, check lists, and check sheets can be used to identify and analyze these causes and effects.","qid":1106979,"docid":"799360","rank":29,"score":79207.0},{"content":"Pareto Analysis is a visual tool that applies the 80-20 rule to help identify and prioritize the major sources of waste or issues. In the context of golf scoring, a Pareto Chart could be used to analyze the number of strokes contributed by putts, chips, approaches, drives, and fairway hits, allowing the team to focus on the areas with the greatest impact for improvement.","qid":1106979,"docid":"2496608","rank":30,"score":78744.0},{"content":"The Pareto Principle is a rule stating that approximately 80% of effects come from 20% of causes.","qid":1106979,"docid":"2884222","rank":31,"score":77600.0},{"content":"Right-click the Chart area in Excel and select \"Data.\" Choose columns B1 to C9 and then add a comma, followed by columns E1 to E9 for the correct data range in the Pareto chart creation process.","qid":1106979,"docid":"6221488","rank":32,"score":76276.0},{"content":"The Pareto Principle is an observation that unevenly distributed phenomena account for a disproportionately large percentage of the overall effect. It can be applied to various aspects of life, including input and results (20% input creates 80% result), workforce productivity (20% workers produce 80% result), and customer revenue (20% customers generate 80% revenue).","qid":1106979,"docid":"2884220","rank":33,"score":75671.0},{"content":"Create a 2-D Column chart in Excel by going to Insert-->Column. Select data ranges B1 to C9 and E1 to E9 in the Chart area, ensuring the correct data range is chosen for the Pareto chart.","qid":1106979,"docid":"6221489","rank":34,"score":75662.0},{"content":"The passage describes how to visualize experimental data using a 3D Bar Chart and a Pareto Chart. The significance of each factor's impact can be identified through the Pareto Chart. The interaction's negative effect is most apparent when the pressure is at 50 psi and the temperature is at 100 degrees.","qid":1106979,"docid":"1207096","rank":35,"score":75624.0},{"content":"Make a list of priority data elements or work items using the Pareto principle. Create a Pareto chart by identifying and listing the top problems based on their impact or frequency. If no data is available, use the example provided in the image as a reference.","qid":1106979,"docid":"6221491","rank":36,"score":74103.0},{"content":"The passage discusses two cause analysis tools: the Fishbone (Ishikawa) diagram and the Pareto chart. The Fishbone diagram is used to identify multiple potential causes of a problem and categorize them. The Pareto chart, on the other hand, is a graphical representation that highlights the most significant factors contributing to a problem.","qid":1106979,"docid":"4779469","rank":37,"score":73859.0},{"content":"The 80-20 rule, also known as the Pareto principle, follows a power law distribution in mathematics and is observed in various natural phenomena. This distribution is not directly related to Pareto efficiency.","qid":1106979,"docid":"2789921","rank":38,"score":72552.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the importance of adhering to quality standards and using tools like Pareto charts, quality control charts, and statistical sampling for improvement. The text mentions that these techniques will be covered in more detail later in the chapter, but some sections are intentionally blurred in this preview.","qid":1106979,"docid":"1589841","rank":39,"score":72053.0},{"content":"The Pareto principle, also known as the 80\/20 rule, states that 80% of effects result from 20% of causes for optimal resource allocation. (Pareto efficiency not directly mentioned in the passage.)","qid":1106979,"docid":"2789920","rank":40,"score":71815.0},{"content":"Pareto efficiency is a state of resource allocation where no individual can be made better off without negatively impacting another individual.","qid":1106979,"docid":"4085368","rank":41,"score":69897.0},{"content":"The Pareto Principle, also known as the 80\/20 rule, suggests that a disproportionate amount of results come from a small percentage of causes. This concept can be applied to various aspects of life, including emotions where some experiences hold more significance than others.","qid":1106979,"docid":"2884225","rank":42,"score":69244.0},{"content":"The median is not included in the calculation when the number of values (N) in an odd-sized data set is used.","qid":1106979,"docid":"4219185","rank":43,"score":68270.0},{"content":"A Pareto improvement refers to a change in allocation that benefits at least one individual without negatively affecting any other, resulting in an improvement for all involved based on initial resource distribution.","qid":1106979,"docid":"2375311","rank":44,"score":67837.0},{"content":"The passage mentions several tools and concepts related to quality improvement: control chart, histogram, Pareto analysis, quality control, Seven Basic Tools of Quality, and statistical process control (SPC).","qid":1106979,"docid":"8190135","rank":45,"score":67513.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the use of additional tools, such as Ishikawa diagrams, designed experiments, and Pareto charts, in identifying the source of excessive variation when control chart rules are triggered or process capability is low. SPC (Statistical Process Control) can be applied to any process with measurable conforming product output and involves control charts, continuous improvement, and designed experiments. An illustrative application is in manufacturing lines.","qid":1106979,"docid":"4624757","rank":46,"score":67506.0},{"content":"The Pareto Principle, also known as the 80-20 rule, states that approximately 80% of effects result from 20% of causes. For instance, 80% of sales originate from 20% of clients. This principle is applicable to various situations in business and beyond.","qid":1106979,"docid":"2884226","rank":47,"score":67245.0},{"content":"The Pareto Principle, also known as the 80\/20 rule, is evident in various aspects of life. It is observed in IT issues where 20% cause 80% of the department's time, in movies with 20% generating 80% of income, in workers producing 80% of results, and in clients contributing 80% of revenue.","qid":1106979,"docid":"2884221","rank":48,"score":66564.0},{"content":"The passage clarifies that the Pareto Principle, also known as the 80\/20 Rule, does not necessitate that the percentages add up to 100. The actual percentages of input and output can vary widely.","qid":1106979,"docid":"2884224","rank":49,"score":65871.0},{"content":"A Pareto improvement refers to a change in the allocation of goods among individuals that results in one person benefiting without negatively impacting any other individual.","qid":1106979,"docid":"4085370","rank":50,"score":65510.0},{"content":"Summarization: Pareto Analysis involves forming a table of causes and their corresponding percentage frequencies, arranging the rows in descending order of importance, and adding a cumulative percentage column.","qid":1106979,"docid":"2884227","rank":51,"score":65498.0},{"content":"The Pareto phenomenon is a pervasive management concept with real-life applications across various organization situations at all levels.","qid":1106979,"docid":"7920803","rank":52,"score":65303.0},{"content":"The Pareto efficiency concept is applied in engineering. It represents the optimal set of choices when no alternative can make one individual better off without making another individual worse off.","qid":1106979,"docid":"2375313","rank":53,"score":64877.0},{"content":"The passage invites readers to leave comments or questions and provides links to learn more about using Histogram, Pareto, and Box and Whisker charts in Excel. It also encourages readers to share their ideas for chart types and features.","qid":1106979,"docid":"7674415","rank":54,"score":64306.0},{"content":"The Pareto Principle, also known as the 80\/20 rule, asserts that a small percentage of causes contributes to a large percentage of effects. For instance, in the context of peapods, a few productive pods yield most of the peas.","qid":1106979,"docid":"1039252","rank":55,"score":63794.0},{"content":"The passage is about a mind map with the central theme of \"time management.\" It includes branches for \"need more time,\" \"time wasters,\" and \"assessing time.\" Further subtopics under exploration are Pareto charts and the Quantum Leap Management Approach.","qid":1106979,"docid":"1089144","rank":56,"score":62952.0},{"content":"The Pareto optimal provision of a public good in a society is achieved when the total marginal rate of substitution between private goods and the public good for all individuals equals the marginal rate of transformation.","qid":1106979,"docid":"6670167","rank":57,"score":62778.0},{"content":"Pareto efficiency refers to a situation where no individual can be improved without negatively affecting another.","qid":1106979,"docid":"4585827","rank":58,"score":62539.0},{"content":"Pareto efficiency, also known as Pareto optimality, is a economic condition where the economy produces goods and services such that no further adjustments can make some people better off without worsening the situation for others. Pareto efficient changes result in improvements for at least one party without negatively affecting others.","qid":1106979,"docid":"2375317","rank":59,"score":62483.0},{"content":"A chart is a graphical representation of data using symbols like bars, lines, or slices in various types of charts. It can display tabular numeric data, functions, or qualitative structures. Maps with additional information are also called charts, such as nautical or aeronautical charts.","qid":1106979,"docid":"6373567","rank":60,"score":62292.0},{"content":"A chart is a graphical representation of data using symbols like bars, lines, or slices in various types of charts (bar, line, pie). It can display tabular numeric data, functions, or qualitative structures, providing different types of information. The term \"chart\" refers to diagrams or graphs that organize and represent data.","qid":1106979,"docid":"2258092","rank":61,"score":61428.0},{"content":"A chart is a graphical representation of data using symbols like bars, lines, or slices in various types of charts. It can display tabular numeric data, functions, or qualitative structures. The term \"chart\" also applies to maps with additional information for specific purposes, such as nautical or aeronautical charts.","qid":1106979,"docid":"1951287","rank":62,"score":61385.0},{"content":"Charts are visual representations of data from worksheets, making it easier to identify patterns and trends that may be hard to discern otherwise.","qid":1106979,"docid":"8820396","rank":63,"score":61187.0},{"content":"A chart is a graphical representation of data using symbols like bars, lines, or slices in forms such as bar charts, line charts, or pie charts. It displays various types of data including tabular numeric data and functions.","qid":1106979,"docid":"431034","rank":64,"score":61183.0},{"content":"The term \"Pars Fortuna\" in astrology refers to a mathematical point in the zodiac determined by the positions of the Sun, Moon, and Ascendant in an individual's birth chart. This point signifies a favorable or beneficial area in the horoscopic chart.","qid":1106979,"docid":"7365819","rank":65,"score":60500.0},{"content":"The Pareto Principle does not imply completing only 80% of the work; it's important to finish the remaining 20% as well, as a complete project is necessary for it to function effectively.","qid":1106979,"docid":"2884223","rank":66,"score":60415.0},{"content":"A portfolio A is dominated by another portfolio A' if A' has a higher expected gain and lower risk than A. Portfolios that are not dominated are considered Pareto-optimal. The collection of Pareto-optimal returns and risks is referred to as the Pareto Efficient Frontier in the context of the Markowitz Portfolio selection problem.","qid":1106979,"docid":"3417281","rank":67,"score":58613.0},{"content":"A chart is a graphical representation of data using symbols like bars, lines, or slices in various types of charts (bar, line, pie). It can display tabular numeric data, functions, or qualitative structures, providing different types of information. The term \"chart\" refers to diagrams or graphs that organize and represent data. Maps are also considered charts that display geographical information.","qid":1106979,"docid":"885818","rank":68,"score":58476.0},{"content":"The ABC Priority Method involves applying the Pareto Principle, which states that 20% of tasks contribute to 80% of results, and using the Covey Matrix to categorize tasks into one of four quadrants.","qid":1106979,"docid":"7329311","rank":69,"score":58154.0},{"content":"The passage describes a pie chart representing the data of the 38th Parliament of Canada. A pie chart is a type of graphical representation of data, displaying it through slices.","qid":1106979,"docid":"8820391","rank":70,"score":57727.0},{"content":"The p-chart is a control chart used in statistical quality control to monitor the proportion of nonconforming units in a sample. The sample proportion nonconforming is calculated as the number of nonconforming units divided by the sample size. The p-chart can only accommodate pass\/fail-type inspections determined by go-no go gauges or tests, and applies specifications to data before plotting on the chart. Other types of control charts exist as well.","qid":1106979,"docid":"8177315","rank":71,"score":57635.0},{"content":"According to Pareto efficiency, any allocation of the $100 can be considered optimal as long as it makes some individuals better off without making others worse off. This concept, developed by Vilfredo Pareto, focuses on maximizing efficiency in resource distribution.","qid":1106979,"docid":"2375316","rank":72,"score":57562.0},{"content":"A control chart exhibits the mean value (X) and range (R) to show variations in mean and dispersion over a given time frame.","qid":1106979,"docid":"8585460","rank":73,"score":57357.0},{"content":"A flow chart is a visual representation or description of common and regular parts of a process, effective for communication and concentration, and useful for process reengineering. Flow charts are typically associated with business or transactions, but not all flows can be represented in this way.","qid":1106979,"docid":"902878","rank":74,"score":57175.0},{"content":"The passage explains that the term \"chart\" can refer to different things. It can be a graphical representation of data, organizing numerical or qualitative data in a diagram or graph form. Additionally, maps with extra information for specific purposes, such as nautical or aeronautical charts, are also called charts.","qid":1106979,"docid":"885815","rank":75,"score":57094.0},{"content":"Vilfredo Pareto introduced the concept of the \"elite\" in his doctrine. Robert Michels coined the term \"Iron Law of Oligarchy\" to describe the inevitable bureaucratization, centralization, and conservatism in political parties and trade unions.","qid":1106979,"docid":"6054896","rank":76,"score":57083.0},{"content":"A pie chart is a circular graph divided into slices to represent proportions of numerical data. The size of each slice, as indicated by its arc length, central angle, and area, corresponds to the quantity it represents. Distinct from a circle graph, pie charts are used to illustrate proportions.","qid":1106979,"docid":"391272","rank":77,"score":56863.0},{"content":"A data chart is a graphical representation of numerical or qualitative data. Maps with additional information for specific purposes, such as nautical or aeronautical charts, are also referred to as charts.","qid":1106979,"docid":"431038","rank":78,"score":56683.0},{"content":"The ABC Analysis is a method that categorizes inventory into three groups (A, B, and C) based on their importance. The 'A' items account for a small percentage of the total number of items but a large proportion (70%) of the annual consumption value. These items are of high value and require frequent value analysis due to their significance to the organization.","qid":1106979,"docid":"6756977","rank":79,"score":56546.0},{"content":"The control chart is a graphical tool used to analyze process changes over time by plotting data in sequential order. It consists of a central line for the average, an upper line for the upper control limit, and a lower line for the lower control limit, all determined from historical data. Comparing current data to these lines helps determine if process variation is consistent (in control) or unpredictable (out of control, influenced by special causes). Control charts are used in pairs for variable data","qid":1106979,"docid":"4624751","rank":80,"score":56475.0},{"content":"ParetoLogic PC Health Advisor is a Windows tune-up program offering features to enhance PC performance, such as a startup manager for managing startup programs and a file cleaner for eliminating temporary and unnecessary files.","qid":1106979,"docid":"2808184","rank":81,"score":56442.0},{"content":"A data chart is a graphical representation of data, which can be either numerical or qualitative, organized and displayed in a diagram or graph format.","qid":1106979,"docid":"431033","rank":82,"score":56359.0},{"content":"The Pareto phenomenon, also known as the 80\/20 rule, is a pervasive concept in management where a few improvements in key areas have a greater impact than many improvements in other areas. This concept, which highlights the importance of focusing on the essential few rather than the trivial many, can be observed in various organizational situations.","qid":1106979,"docid":"7920795","rank":83,"score":56346.0},{"content":"A pie chart is a circular graph that uses slices to represent proportions of numerical data. The size of each slice, as indicated by its arc length, central angle, and area, corresponds to the quantity it represents.","qid":1106979,"docid":"6678438","rank":84,"score":56039.0},{"content":"The passage defines three-sigma limits as statistical calculations used to determine data within three standard deviations from a mean, which are then used to set upper and lower control limits in statistical quality control charts. Control charts help establish limits for processes in statistical control, recognizing that inherent variability exists in even well-designed processes.","qid":1106979,"docid":"3553629","rank":85,"score":55932.0},{"content":"A control chart is a statistical tool for identifying common and special causes of process variation through a graphical representation of process stability. Control limits, determined using the X-Bar formula and subgroup size constants, define the boundaries for determining statistical process control.","qid":1106979,"docid":"4624755","rank":86,"score":55797.0},{"content":"Pareto efficiency refers to a situation in which both parties in a trade are better off as a result, with the same amount of improvement in utility. Using the example of a used car sale, if the car is sold for a price that satisfies both the seller and the buyer, the trade is Pareto efficient. Prices between the seller's valuation and the buyer's willingness to pay also result in Pareto efficiency. Pareto efficiency is applicable in various fields","qid":1106979,"docid":"2375312","rank":87,"score":55784.0},{"content":"The and s chart is a control chart used in statistical quality control for monitoring variables data in processes where samples are taken at regular intervals. It is particularly beneficial for smaller sample sizes.","qid":1106979,"docid":"8585468","rank":88,"score":55742.0},{"content":"A pie chart is a circular graph used to display proportions of different categories in a dataset. The size of each slice in the chart corresponds to the proportion of the total represented by that category.","qid":1106979,"docid":"6678441","rank":89,"score":55634.0},{"content":"A data chart is a graph or diagram used to represent numerical or qualitative data. Maps with additional information for specific purposes, such as nautical or aeronautical charts, are also referred to as charts and often cover multiple map sheets.","qid":1106979,"docid":"6373568","rank":90,"score":55451.0},{"content":"A data chart is a graphical representation of data, organizing and displaying numerical or qualitative sets.","qid":1106979,"docid":"1951280","rank":91,"score":55441.0},{"content":"A pie chart is a type of diagram showing relationships between different categories. It is an example of a graph, which is defined as a diagram illustrating connections between two or more elements. Other examples of graphs include creating bars on graphing paper.","qid":1106979,"docid":"297173","rank":92,"score":55433.0},{"content":"The passage suggests applying the 80-20 rule, also known as Pareto's Law, to identify the main causes of consequences in issues related to temperature, air quality, water, and feed, as these issues account for 80% of the consequences with only 20% of the causes.","qid":1106979,"docid":"6665412","rank":93,"score":55426.0},{"content":"Parity is a method used to check computer errors by using a set of items with even or odd numbers. (Mosby's Dental Dictionary, 2nd edition)","qid":1106979,"docid":"3844058","rank":94,"score":55366.0},{"content":"The passage explains that parity is a property of integers, describing whether they are even or odd based on whether they have a remainder when divided by 2. Even numbers are evenly divisible by 2, leaving no remainder, while odd numbers do not share this property. Examples of even numbers include 0, 2, 4, 8, and 1738, while odd numbers include 1, 3, 5, 7, and 2","qid":1106979,"docid":"5174767","rank":95,"score":55361.0},{"content":"A pie chart is a diagram showing relationships between two or more things, which is defined as a graph.","qid":1106979,"docid":"297176","rank":96,"score":55355.0},{"content":"A dot chart, also known as a dot plot, is a statistical representation of data using filled circles. Two distinct versions exist: the first, used since 1884 in hand-drawn graphs, is employed to illustrate distributions.","qid":1106979,"docid":"970167","rank":97,"score":55274.0},{"content":"Charts are visual tools for interpreting large data sets and identifying relationships between data points. They are faster to understand than raw data and are used across various fields. Charts can be created manually or using computer applications. Different chart types suit different data sets.","qid":1106979,"docid":"885811","rank":98,"score":55172.0},{"content":"A chart is a graphical representation of data, typically using lines and curves to display amounts or trends. Examples include a classroom wall chart showing children's heights and a sales chart indicating a decline in sales. There is also a TV weather chart.","qid":1106979,"docid":"8820395","rank":99,"score":55126.0},{"content":"A proportional area chart is a type of chart used to display the relative sizes of data set components. It is represented by a circle or disc divided into several segments, typically not more than six.","qid":1106979,"docid":"7033769","rank":100,"score":55124.0}]}
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The album included two new songs: You're Gonna Be and Love Needs a Holiday.","qid":1113256,"docid":"1407862","rank":28,"score":93662.0},{"content":"Reba McEntire is a successful country music artist, actress, and entrepreneur with a notable career in American entertainment. She has achieved chart-topping success in country music and has acted in films and starred in her own sitcom.","qid":1113256,"docid":"6915168","rank":29,"score":93509.0},{"content":"Reba Nell McEntire was born in 1955 in McAlester, Oklahoma, to a family involved in champion steer roping. She and her siblings frequently accompanied their father to his world championship rodeo events while growing up.","qid":1113256,"docid":"6915169","rank":30,"score":93505.0},{"content":"Country singer and GRAMMY winner Reba McEntire, who is also an actress, is delighted about her newest role as grandma to her step-granddaughter River Rose, born to her step-son Brandon Blackstock and singer Kelly Clarkson. McEntire's husband Narvel Blackstock manages both McEntire and Clarkson, allowing for family time in London.","qid":1113256,"docid":"3479466","rank":31,"score":93342.0},{"content":"McEntire appeared in a small role in \"One Night a McCool's\" in April 2001. Her most significant filmed acting role started on October 5, 2001, with the premiere of the half-hour situation comedy \"Reba\" on the WB TV network (later renamed the CW network).","qid":1113256,"docid":"3263261","rank":32,"score":93068.0},{"content":"A woman with a height of 5 feet 6 inches and approximately 60 kg weight earns a good salary and has a net worth of around $3 million. She is popular on social media platforms, including Twitter, and her game highlights can be viewed on YouTube. Additional information about her life can be found on Wiki.","qid":1113256,"docid":"6718038","rank":33,"score":92859.0},{"content":"Reba Nell McEntire, born March 28, 1955, in McAlester, Oklahoma, began her musical career at age 5 and performed with her siblings as The Singing McEntires in junior high.","qid":1113256,"docid":"2713311","rank":34,"score":92807.0},{"content":"Reba Nell McEntire, born in McAlester, Oklahoma in 1955, grew up in a family known for barrel racing and rodeo skills. Her interest in music began early, leading to her break in 1974 with a performance of the Star Spangled Banner.","qid":1113256,"docid":"3976056","rank":35,"score":92531.0},{"content":"In October 2007, Reba McEntire's album \"Reba Duets\" debuted at number one on the pop charts. In October 2008, she released a three-disc set, \"50 Greatest Hits,\" which marked the end of her contract with MCA Nashville. McEntire then signed with Valory Music.","qid":1113256,"docid":"3828438","rank":36,"score":92499.0},{"content":"Reba McEntire has 19 Platinum-certified albums, contributing to Barbra Streisand's continued lead as the best-selling female artist in the US with 72.5 million units shipped. Madonna, the world's best-selling female artist with over 300 million albums shipped, ranks second in the US. With declining album sales, it's unlikely any female artist will surpass Streisand's sales in the US","qid":1113256,"docid":"8758391","rank":37,"score":92099.0},{"content":"Mckinnon, a 5 ft 4 inches tall celebrity, had an estimated net worth of $2 million in 2017, which was expected to increase. She was living happily with her partner in New York.","qid":1113256,"docid":"7330982","rank":38,"score":91976.0},{"content":"Reba Nell McEntire was born in 1955 in McAlester, Oklahoma, to a family involved in champion steer roping. She and her siblings traveled to their father's rodeo performances, and her mother encouraged their musical talents.","qid":1113256,"docid":"4689499","rank":39,"score":91832.0},{"content":"Reba McEntire has previous experience in TV acting, having starred in the WB series \"Reba\" from 2001 to 2006, which earned her a Golden Globe nomination. She also appeared in the short-lived comedy series \"Malibu Country.\" Her next television project is currently untitled and does not have a premiere date.","qid":1113256,"docid":"3976060","rank":40,"score":91599.0},{"content":"Country music artist Reba McEntire, who has sold over 56 million albums and starred in a TV show, credits her faith for her success.","qid":1113256,"docid":"3976064","rank":41,"score":91488.0},{"content":"Reba McEntire has had a successful career in Broadway and television, starring in \"Annie Get Your Gun\" and \"Reba\" (2001-07), earning a Golden Globe nomination. Her siblings, Pake McEntire and Susie McEntire, have also found success in the music industry, with Pake being a country artist in the late 1980s and early 1990s, and Susie a","qid":1113256,"docid":"5723303","rank":42,"score":91054.0},{"content":"The passage is about the TV series \"Reba,\" which stars Reba McEntire and aired on The WB from 2001 to 2006 and on The CW from 2006 to 2007.","qid":1113256,"docid":"3539364","rank":43,"score":91002.0},{"content":"The passage is about the TV series \"Reba,\" which stars Reba McEntire and aired on The WB from 2001 to 2006 and on The CW from 2006 to 2007.","qid":1113256,"docid":"1669121","rank":44,"score":90951.0},{"content":"The passage is about the TV series \"Reba,\" which is an American sitcom that aired on The WB from 2001 to 2006 and on The CW from 2006 to 2007. Reba McEntire starred in the show.","qid":1113256,"docid":"3539366","rank":45,"score":90682.0},{"content":"Reba McEntire was born in Chockie, Oklahoma to Jacqueline and Clark McEntire.","qid":1113256,"docid":"2321036","rank":46,"score":90235.0},{"content":"Country music artist Reba McEntire got married to her manager Narvel Blackstock in Lake Tahoe, Nevada on June 3, 1989. They were pictured together at the Music City News Awards show on June 5.","qid":1113256,"docid":"3976061","rank":47,"score":90197.0},{"content":"Reba McEntire is known for her comforting image with her cinnamon hair, warm voice, and welcoming smile. She sings songs that make people feel better even when they're sad, with a healing quality present in her most painful songs.","qid":1113256,"docid":"2067386","rank":48,"score":89829.0},{"content":"A woman, born in the Medford area of America, developed an interest in acting at a young age and achieved success with limited initial performance opportunities. 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She started her music career in high school and is now known for her measurements, which are as follows: Date of Birth - 28 March 1955.","qid":1113256,"docid":"5365817","rank":52,"score":88959.0},{"content":"Country singer Reba McEntire, who is married to Kelly Clarkson's step-father Narvel Blackstock, praised her new granddaughter River Rose, calling her a \"doll.\" McEntire expressed her joy over seeing her daughter-in-law Kelly Clarkson happy since the birth of her child.","qid":1113256,"docid":"2680775","rank":53,"score":88643.0},{"content":"Ree Drummond is a net worth holder amounting to $8 million. Born on January 6, 1969, in the USA, she is a food writer, photographer, celebrity, author, and food critic.","qid":1113256,"docid":"2285447","rank":54,"score":88416.0},{"content":"In ninth grade, Reba McEntire and her two younger siblings formed the group the Singing McEntires, performing at rodeos. The group later disbanded, but Reba continued her singing career as a solo act throughout college.","qid":1113256,"docid":"6915171","rank":55,"score":88165.0},{"content":"The American singer has a net worth of $275 million, gained through wise stock investments, significant property ownership, and profitable endorsement deals with CoverGirl cosmetics.","qid":1113256,"docid":"7557212","rank":56,"score":87991.0},{"content":"Reba McEntire, born in 1955 in Oklahoma, gained her first break performing the national anthem at the 1974 rodeo finals. Throughout her career, she has recorded with Mercury and MCA records, achieved multiple number one spots on the country charts, and received several awards for best female vocalist from the Country Music Association.","qid":1113256,"docid":"6915166","rank":57,"score":87987.0},{"content":"Narvel Blackstock and Reba McEntire, who were married for 26 years, divorced in late October after a short separation. Despite the divorce, they will continue to work together as McEntire's manager.","qid":1113256,"docid":"1407868","rank":58,"score":87586.0},{"content":"Country singer Reba McEntire and her husband Narvel Blackstock, who have been married for 26 years, have announced their separation after living apart for several months. They plan to continue supporting each other.","qid":1113256,"docid":"2713313","rank":59,"score":87445.0},{"content":"A rap and R&B artist with a past net worth of $6 Million and a past #1 spot in their category is set to make a comeback, potentially delivering an amazing product that could pose a significant threat to established artists in the industry.","qid":1113256,"docid":"6243499","rank":60,"score":87408.0},{"content":"Reba McEntire, now in her 60s, has undergone rhinoplasty, resulting in a nose bridge that resembles someone in their 40s.","qid":1113256,"docid":"5365821","rank":61,"score":87173.0},{"content":"Ree Drummond, also known as Ann Marie Smith, is an American writer with a net worth of approximately $8 million. She was born in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, and holds a degree in Gerontology from the University of Southern California.","qid":1113256,"docid":"2285445","rank":62,"score":86803.0},{"content":"The singer has a net worth of $250 million, largely due to her successful Vegas show and over 200 million album sales worldwide.","qid":1113256,"docid":"2808248","rank":63,"score":86727.0},{"content":"Ree Drummond, also known as Pioneer Woman, is a American writer and celebrity chef with a net worth of $8 million. She graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in Gerontology and started blogging in 2006, sharing recipes and instructions with photos.","qid":1113256,"docid":"2285444","rank":64,"score":86624.0},{"content":"Reba McEntire's ex-husband Narvel Blackstock is now dating one of her friends following their October divorce after 26 years of marriage.","qid":1113256,"docid":"8130534","rank":65,"score":86400.0},{"content":"Reba McEntire, 61, has transitioned from a country music artist to a TV star, with notable roles in \"Reba\" and \"Malibu Country.\" She is now set to return to television, starring in an upcoming untitled drama for ABC.","qid":1113256,"docid":"3976057","rank":66,"score":86030.0},{"content":"She paid tribute to her bandmates by never missing their shows. McEntire went on to win a surprise role in Annie Get Your Gun on Broadway in 2000, replacing Bernadette Peters. After that, she had a successful six-season run with her sitcom, Reba.","qid":1113256,"docid":"2067391","rank":67,"score":85986.0},{"content":"A successful woman earns an annual salary of $48,470, increasing her net worth significantly. She is attractive with a sexy physique.","qid":1113256,"docid":"7901781","rank":68,"score":85986.0},{"content":"Country singers Reba McEntire and Narvel Blackstock announced their divorce after 26 years of marriage and a few months of separation. Blackstock, McEntire's manager, was involved in the announcement.","qid":1113256,"docid":"1407864","rank":69,"score":85910.0},{"content":"In April 1987, the speaker released Reba McEntire's Greatest Hits album, which became her first platinum record and sold over three million copies, marking her first pop chart entry. On June 25, she filed for divorce from her husband of 11 years, Charlie Battles.","qid":1113256,"docid":"2713317","rank":70,"score":85782.0},{"content":"Reba McEntire and her husband Narvel Blackstock, who have been married for 26 years, have announced their separation after living apart for several months.","qid":1113256,"docid":"2713314","rank":71,"score":85596.0},{"content":"Country singer Reba McEntire shocked her Christian fans by disclosing her belief in reincarnation. In an interview, she revealed she had lived as a man in a past life and had known her son Shelby before.","qid":1113256,"docid":"2321035","rank":72,"score":85227.0},{"content":"Reba McEntire started her music career in 1976 with a national release on Mercury Records. Over the years, she transformed into an entertainment icon, with hits such as \"Whoever's in New England\" from the 1980s and \"Turn on the Radio\" from modern times. This list showcases the Top 10 songs by Reba McEntire.","qid":1113256,"docid":"7843131","rank":73,"score":85179.0},{"content":"Country stars Reba McEntire and Narvel Blackstock, who have worked together for 35 years, have announced their separation after 26 years of marriage.","qid":1113256,"docid":"1407863","rank":74,"score":85168.0},{"content":"Rep. Waters has a net worth of approximately $-15,000, making her rank 41st on the list with negative assets after liabilities were subtracted. Her minimum net worth in Congress is $-14,991, placing her at rank 420.","qid":1113256,"docid":"7407574","rank":75,"score":85161.0},{"content":"Ree Drummond's net worth was approximately $6.53 million in 2012 and $6.961 million in 2013.","qid":1113256,"docid":"7010275","rank":76,"score":85027.0},{"content":"Country stars Reba McEntire and Narvel Blackstock, who have worked together for 35 years, announced their separation after 26 years of marriage. They have been living apart for several months.","qid":1113256,"docid":"1407871","rank":77,"score":84906.0},{"content":"Shelby Blackstock, Reba McEntire's son, is making a name for himself in the racing world by competing in a sports car road course at Kansas Speedway. Despite his connection to his famous mother, he is gaining recognition in the sport.","qid":1113256,"docid":"8224544","rank":78,"score":84817.0},{"content":"Reba McEntire releases a 2-CD set of her 33 number-one hits and two new songs, \"You're Gonna Be\" and \"Love Needs A Holiday,\" marking her 30th release on MCA Records Nashville and showcasing her enduring career spanning over three decades.","qid":1113256,"docid":"3539363","rank":79,"score":84812.0},{"content":"Ree Drummond increased her net worth by approximately 2.27 million dollars at the end of the 2012 financial year, and added around 2.553 million dollars by the end of the 2013 financial year.","qid":1113256,"docid":"7010277","rank":80,"score":84701.0},{"content":"Reba McEntire and Narvel Blackstock have one son, Shelby Steven McEntire Blackstock, born in 1990. Narvel has three children from a prior marriage.","qid":1113256,"docid":"2067393","rank":81,"score":84641.0},{"content":"Reba McEntire released her first album, \"Just a Little Love,\" with her new label MCA in the same year she signed with them. In 1985, Mercury put out a compilation album of her best songs titled \"The Best of Reba McEntire.\" In 1987, McEntire released her first greatest hits album for MCA, titled \"Greatest Hits,\" which contained no new recordings.","qid":1113256,"docid":"2067390","rank":82,"score":84589.0},{"content":"Actress appeared on \"Suits,\" \"Pretty Little Liars,\" and \"Blue Bloods,\" amassing a net worth of $1 million.","qid":1113256,"docid":"651126","rank":83,"score":84384.0},{"content":"A person, born in Fort Worth, Texas, with an estimated net worth of $15 million, developed an interest in cars at a young age by attending shows with his father and started buying his own vehicles at age 14.","qid":1113256,"docid":"3117808","rank":84,"score":84233.0},{"content":"In the financial years 2012 and 2013, Ree Drummond increased her net worth by approximately 2.27 million dollars in 2012 and 2.553 million dollars in 2013.","qid":1113256,"docid":"7010269","rank":85,"score":84222.0},{"content":"Country music artists Reba McEntire and Narvel Blackstock, both 58, announced their separation after 26 years of marriage in a joint statement on August 3. They will continue to work together despite ending their relationship.","qid":1113256,"docid":"4355161","rank":86,"score":84128.0},{"content":"The passage mentions Erin Failor, Barbi Failor, Matthew Failor, Cindy McGavin, and Rebekah Taylorfailor as family members and associates of an individual. The reported annual income of the individual is between $70,000 and $79,999, and their net worth value is between $100,000 and $249,999.","qid":1113256,"docid":"6922183","rank":87,"score":84122.0},{"content":"After his unsuccessful re-election bid in 2016, former Senator Tom Daschle's net worth was reported to be between $400,000 and $1.2 million following his consulting career.","qid":1113256,"docid":"6740409","rank":88,"score":84110.0},{"content":"Country music artists Reba McEntire and Narvel Blackstock, both 60, have announced their separation after 26 years of marriage.","qid":1113256,"docid":"4355158","rank":89,"score":83945.0},{"content":"Leah Remini, an American actress and model, has a net worth of $20 million. She gained significant wealth from her role in \"The King of Queens\" alongside Kevin James. Remini has also appeared in films like \"Old School\" with Will Ferrell.","qid":1113256,"docid":"3269323","rank":90,"score":83933.0},{"content":"Reba McEntire and her husband Narvel Blackstock have finalized their divorce after 26 years of marriage. McEntire announced the news on Facebook, stating that the divorce was finalized on October 28 and that she and Blackstock are now friends.","qid":1113256,"docid":"1407869","rank":91,"score":83745.0},{"content":"Country singer Reba McEntire has been cast as the new Colonel Sanders for KFC, making her the first woman to take on the iconic role. She is featured in a new commercial for the fast food chain.","qid":1113256,"docid":"2757311","rank":92,"score":83734.0},{"content":"In 1984, Reba McEntire released her first album with MCA, \"Just a Little Love.\" In 1985, Mercury put out a compilation of her best songs titled \"The Best of Reba McEntire.\" Two years later, McEntire issued her first greatest hits album for MCA, named \"Greatest Hits.\"","qid":1113256,"docid":"2067388","rank":93,"score":83718.0},{"content":"Reba McEntire and Narvel Blackstock have a son, Shelby Steven McEntire Blackstock, born in 1990. Narvel has three children from a prior marriage: Shawna, Brandon, and an unnamed daughter called Chesidy.","qid":1113256,"docid":"2067395","rank":94,"score":83646.0},{"content":"Narvel Blackstock and Reba McEntire announced their split in a statement to Us Weekly. Eric Peterman, who previously worked with McEntire on Reba and will reunite with her on Baby Daddy, is among those supporting her after the separation.","qid":1113256,"docid":"8224539","rank":95,"score":83633.0},{"content":"A person with a net worth of $500,000 and born on August 1, 1950, has an IMDB page.","qid":1113256,"docid":"8040362","rank":96,"score":83605.0},{"content":"The passage describes how the subject's net worth is approximately $65 million, with her earning an additional $1 million in 2013 and 2014 as the host of the \"Oscar show.\" In 2013 and 2014, she also made $56 million and signed a contract extension worth $5 million, contributing to her success beyond TV shows.","qid":1113256,"docid":"4266951","rank":97,"score":83597.0},{"content":"At age 34, Reba gave birth to her first child, Shelby Blackstock, on February 23, 1990. Shelby is her son with her former second husband, Narvel Blackstock. Her son shares the same name as her character, Reba Hart.","qid":1113256,"docid":"8224538","rank":98,"score":83559.0},{"content":"Ree Drummond is a food writer, photographer, celebrity, author, and food critic from the USA, born on January 6, 1969. She holds a degree in Gerontology from the University of Southern California and has an estimated net worth of $8 million.","qid":1113256,"docid":"2285451","rank":99,"score":83509.0},{"content":"A woman with an average height of 5 feet 6 inches (1.68 meters) has achieved career success, amassing a net worth of $8 million. She is active on social media platforms Instagram and Twitter.","qid":1113256,"docid":"6942019","rank":100,"score":83481.0}]}
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Essential for deep sea or air navigation out of sight of land.","qid":730539,"docid":"8276218","rank":3,"score":124962.0},{"content":"John Harrison (born April 3, 1693 [OS March 24, 1693]) was a self-taught English carpenter and clockmaker who is best known for inventing the marine chronometer, a device that enabled accurate calculation of longitude while at sea.","qid":730539,"docid":"4605022","rank":4,"score":119243.0},{"content":"John Arnold redesigned the marine chronometer in the late 1700s, simplifying its design based on Harrison's original invention to mass-produce accurate marine chronometers.","qid":730539,"docid":"2666436","rank":5,"score":116756.0},{"content":"The passage is about a person who invented the marine chronometer, a device that enabled sailors to determine their longitude at sea, which was a significant problem during long-distance voyages in the Age of Sail. This invention revolutionized sea travel by increasing safety.","qid":730539,"docid":"5428552","rank":6,"score":115027.0},{"content":"A chronograph is a watch type that functions as both a stopwatch and a display watch, featuring an independent sweep second hand that can be started, stopped, and reset to zero by pressing the stem. Invented in 1816 by Louis Moinet.","qid":730539,"docid":"437275","rank":7,"score":107560.0},{"content":"John Harrison won the British prize in 1764 for creating a seagoing chronometer with an accuracy of one-tenth of a second per day. Cook used this chronometer during his circumnavigation of the globe, and when he returned in 1779, his longitude calculations based on the chronometer were found to be accurate within 8 miles.","qid":730539,"docid":"7916064","rank":8,"score":104241.0},{"content":"Bain's first patent, dated January 11, 1841, was shared between John Barwise, a chronometer maker, and Alexander Bain, a mechanist. They patented an electric clock that employed a pendulum propelled by electromagnetic impulses.","qid":730539,"docid":"8728494","rank":9,"score":103892.0},{"content":"Henry Louis Belmont founded the company in Besan\u00e7on, France, in 1948. It gained recognition for producing France's first automatic chronometers entirely in-house, known for their technical excellence and sporty features.","qid":730539,"docid":"239231","rank":10,"score":103766.0},{"content":"The passage describes a lower-cost chronometer produced by Thomas Earnshaw in 1800. The chronometer is made of brass, has a size similar to a large pocket watch, and features a normal clock dial with roman numerals and a smaller dial for the second hand.","qid":730539,"docid":"3320012","rank":11,"score":101973.0},{"content":"Before the marine chronometer, latitude could be accurately determined using celestial navigation and older instruments like the astrolabe. However, longitude could only be estimated as it requires comparing time differences for an accurate determination.","qid":730539,"docid":"8577876","rank":12,"score":95882.0},{"content":"George Daniels created his first horological piece, a Marine Chronometer, in 1953. He later produced various pocket and wrist watches with complications such as tourbillons, chronographs, equations, and repeaters. His most renowned work is \"The Space Traveller.\" Daniels' career as a horological designer and inventor spanned six decades, leaving a significant impact on the world of horology. The following are images and profiles showcasing","qid":730539,"docid":"7064628","rank":13,"score":94735.0},{"content":"Harrison received funding to create a new clock model, the H3 Chronometer. After 17 years of work, the clock did not meet Harrison's expectations, but the experiment proved valuable.","qid":730539,"docid":"2666442","rank":14,"score":94302.0},{"content":"Ebn Junis, the astronomer of the passage, made the most significant chronometric improvement.","qid":730539,"docid":"1625665","rank":15,"score":93834.0},{"content":"Santorio Santorio, an Italian scientist from the late 16th century, is credited with creating the first recorded thermometer. However, Alessandro Galilei's invention, often claimed as the first thermometer, was not a true thermometer as it only indicated temperature differences rather than measuring them.","qid":730539,"docid":"4885113","rank":16,"score":92779.0},{"content":"The 17th century barometer, invented by Evangelista Torricelli, is a U-shaped tube sealed at one end and filled with liquid. When inverted, it measures atmospheric pressure.","qid":730539,"docid":"1149318","rank":17,"score":92777.0},{"content":"British inventor William Friese-Greene began experimenting with motion pictures using oiled paper in 1885 and later celluloid in 1887. He obtained a patent for a 'chronophotographic' camera in 1889.","qid":730539,"docid":"1405428","rank":18,"score":92659.0},{"content":"Santorio Santorio, an Italian scientist from Venice in the late 16th century, is credited with creating the first recorded thermometer. However, the invention was a result of collective efforts and improvements from various scientists.","qid":730539,"docid":"1520038","rank":19,"score":92305.0},{"content":"Christopher Columbus, while in search of India, encountered difficulties in navigation due to the lack of a marine chronometer.","qid":730539,"docid":"8577879","rank":20,"score":91786.0},{"content":"Galileo Galilei is not the inventor of the thermometer as commonly believed, but rather the creator of an instrument that could not strictly be called a thermometer since it did not measure temperature differences, only indicated them.","qid":730539,"docid":"2924828","rank":21,"score":91657.0},{"content":"TAG Heuer, a Swiss luxury timepiece company, created the first stopwatch in 1869, capable of measuring intervals in 1\/5th of a second. In 1916, they produced the renowned Micrograph stopwatch.","qid":730539,"docid":"4539973","rank":22,"score":91511.0},{"content":"The chronograph, which predates the first stopwatch, shaped the design and function of stopwatches. Its creation is attributed to 1821, but there is debate over who invented it.","qid":730539,"docid":"4539974","rank":23,"score":91463.0},{"content":"A chronometer is an accurate instrument used for measuring time precisely, often employed in scientific contexts. Its name is derived from the Greek words \"chrono-\" meaning time and \"-meter\" meaning measure.","qid":730539,"docid":"8276222","rank":24,"score":91327.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the invention of the thermometer, which is attributed to various individuals including Ab\u016b Al\u012b ibn S\u012bn\u0101, Cornelius Drebbel, Robert Fludd, and Galileo Galilei. However, the thermometer was not a single invention but a development with the first official temperature recording occurring in the 11th century.","qid":730539,"docid":"7832360","rank":25,"score":91323.0},{"content":"Galileo Galilei is commonly misidentified as the inventor of the thermometer. However, the instrument he created did not actually measure temperature differences, but rather indicated them. Therefore, it should be referred to as a thermoscope instead.","qid":730539,"docid":"1520036","rank":26,"score":91260.0},{"content":"In 1450, Leon Battista Alberti created the first anemometer, a wind speed measuring device, which was later re-invented in 1664 by Robert Hooke.","qid":730539,"docid":"4920719","rank":27,"score":91221.0},{"content":"In 1761, John Harrison constructed a marine chronometer featuring a spring and balance wheel escapement, which secured the \u00a320,000 (equivalent to over $10,000,000 today) Longitude Prize from the British government for accurately determining longitude during sea voyages.","qid":730539,"docid":"3476824","rank":28,"score":90805.0},{"content":"Leon Battista Alberti invented the first mechanical anemometer in 1450, which is a device used to measure wind speed. The name anemometer comes from the Greek word anemos, meaning wind. Alberti's invention was later re-invented by Robert Hooke in 1664, but Alberti is the original inventor.","qid":730539,"docid":"4920722","rank":29,"score":90788.0},{"content":"In late 1965, NASA selected Omega's Speedmaster as its official chronometer after three years of rigorous testing with various chronograph brands. The Speedmaster was the only model to pass all the tests.","qid":730539,"docid":"2666437","rank":30,"score":90606.0},{"content":"The thermometer, a widely used weather instrument, has been attributed to various inventors including Avicenna, Cornelius Drebbel, Robert Fludd, Galileo Galilei, and Santorio Santorio, who may have developed it hundreds of years ago.","qid":730539,"docid":"1635378","rank":31,"score":90470.0},{"content":"Galileo is not the inventor of the thermometer, but rather the creator of thermoscopes. The first published diagram of a thermoscope with a scale, making it a thermometer, was created by Giuseppe Biancani in 1617. Robert Fludd produced the first thermometer design with a scale in 1638.","qid":730539,"docid":"5379139","rank":32,"score":90405.0},{"content":"The \"longitude by chronometer\" method of determining longitude at sea using celestial navigation was found to be accurate to within 8 miles by Harrison. Harrison received a total of 14500 GBP for his invention, which significantly changed the nature of navigation.","qid":730539,"docid":"8577880","rank":33,"score":90293.0},{"content":"Galileo Galilei invented the first thermometer in 1593 with water in a glass bulb. The sealed thermometer was invented by Grand Duke Ferdinand II in 1641, using a glass tube filled with alcohol that freezes at lower temperatures than water and was sealed to exclude air pressure.","qid":730539,"docid":"1520037","rank":34,"score":90217.0},{"content":"A group of academics and technicians from the Accademia del Cimento of Florence, which included Galileo's pupil Torricelli and Torricelli's pupil Viviani, invented the Galileo thermometer.","qid":730539,"docid":"1520031","rank":35,"score":90119.0},{"content":"Sir Humphry Davy, a Cornish chemist and inventor (1778-1829), is renowned for his achievements in isolating elements. He was the first to isolate potassium and sodium in 1807, followed by calcium, strontium, barium, magnesium, and boron in 1808. Additionally, he discovered the elemental nature of chlorine and iodine.","qid":730539,"docid":"2633450","rank":36,"score":89837.0},{"content":"Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit invented the first modern mercury thermometer with a standardized scale in 1714. Previously, Galileo Galilei, Cornelis Drebbel, Robert Fludd, and Santorio Santorio were among those credited with inventing the thermometer.","qid":730539,"docid":"7122723","rank":37,"score":89491.0},{"content":"In 1714, Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit invented the first modern mercury thermometer with a standardized scale. Although, Galileo Galilei, Cornelis Drebbel, Robert Fludd, and Santorio Santorio are also credited with the invention of the thermometer.","qid":730539,"docid":"7122722","rank":38,"score":89247.0},{"content":"A chronograph is an old type of timepiece or watch that combines regular timekeeping with stopwatch functions. Its origins can be traced back to the 18th century, but it gained popularity in the 1820s.","qid":730539,"docid":"1965747","rank":39,"score":89217.0},{"content":"Santorio created several instruments, including a wind gauge, water current meter, pulsilogium, and a thermoscope, which developed into the thermometer after he applied a numerical scale to it.","qid":730539,"docid":"2348479","rank":40,"score":89027.0},{"content":"Galileo Galilei invented the earliest water thermoscope in 1593, while Santorio Santorio created the first clinical thermometer using crude methods in 1612. Both inventions were not very accurate. The first modern thermometer, a mercury thermometer with a standardized scale, was invented by Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit in 1714.","qid":730539,"docid":"2299740","rank":41,"score":88923.0},{"content":"A UK expert deals with the sale, service, and restoration of marine chronometers. Developed for sea use due to the requirement for highly accurate timekeepers, marine chronometers enabled navigators to determine longitude and, consequently, their position at sea, even when out of sight of land.","qid":730539,"docid":"2666443","rank":42,"score":88897.0},{"content":"Galileo is known for creating the first rudimentary thermometer, despite its inaccuracy. His father, Vincenzo Galilei, was a musician and music theorist, contributing to the development of early Baroque music.","qid":730539,"docid":"1394997","rank":43,"score":88550.0},{"content":"Sir Humphry Davy, a Cornish chemist and inventor, is renowned for isolating elements such as potassium and sodium in 1807, and calcium, strontium, barium, magnesium, and boron in 1798. He also discovered the elemental nature of chlorine and iodine and introduced electrochemistry. In 1799, Davy experimented with nitrous oxide","qid":730539,"docid":"2633447","rank":44,"score":88129.0},{"content":"The term \"chronometer\" refers to a certified precise mechanical timepiece, with only Swiss timepieces bearing the COSC certification allowed to use this label.","qid":730539,"docid":"8276223","rank":45,"score":87828.0},{"content":"The passage describes a chronometer as a precise mechanical timepiece that has been certified to meet specific standards in Switzerland by the Contr\u00f4le Officiel Suisse des Chronom\u00e8tres (COSC). Only timepieces bearing this certification may use the term \"chronometer\" on their label.","qid":730539,"docid":"8577882","rank":46,"score":87828.0},{"content":"Chronophotography refers to a series of photographs capturing the motion of an object, coined by French physiologist \u00c3\u0089tienne-Jules Marey. This term combines the Greek word for time (chr\u00f3nos) with photography, enabling measurement and analysis of motion.","qid":730539,"docid":"1965751","rank":47,"score":87630.0},{"content":"The chronograph watch was invented as watchmaking skills advanced and customers sought more complex timepieces. Known for their subdials, these watches add a refined appearance to their dials.","qid":730539,"docid":"6844910","rank":48,"score":87481.0},{"content":"Vidie invented an portable aneroid barometer in 1843, which was mercury-free and used levers to connect the chamber to the pointer for enhanced movement, making it more suitable for scientists to use for measuring heights of hills or at sea.","qid":730539,"docid":"5973894","rank":49,"score":87369.0},{"content":"Galileo Galilei invented the thermometer around 1593, but lacked a numerical scale. Colleague Santorio Santorio later added the numerical scale, making it the first device to measure human temperature accurately.","qid":730539,"docid":"4885121","rank":50,"score":87273.0},{"content":"Italian inventor Santorio Santorio is credited with being the first to create a thermoscope with a numerical scale, which later developed into the thermometer. He also invented other instruments such as a wind gauge, water current meter, pulsilogium, and a thermoscope.","qid":730539,"docid":"4885115","rank":51,"score":87258.0},{"content":"Polish-Dutch physicist Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit invented the mercury-in-glass thermometer in Amsterdam (1714). It comprises a bulb filled with mercury connected to a narrow glass tube. The mercury's volume changes slightly with temperature, causing a significant rise in the mercury column within the tube.","qid":730539,"docid":"8808558","rank":52,"score":87126.0},{"content":"Carl Friedrich Gauss invented the first magnetometer in 1833, and significant advancements occurred with the discovery of the Hall Effect in the 19th century. Magnetometers are primarily used to measure the Earth's magnetic field and detect magnetic anomalies in geophysical surveys. Two types of magnetometers are gaussmeters, which measure in gauss units, and teslameters, which measure in tesla units. Gaussmet","qid":730539,"docid":"6307250","rank":53,"score":87051.0},{"content":"Daniel Fahrenheit, born in 1686 in Germany to German merchant family, is known for inventing the thermometer, but it was actually thermoscopes that Galileo produced. Fahrenheit spent most of his life in the Dutch Republic.","qid":730539,"docid":"7122719","rank":54,"score":86922.0},{"content":"A Galileo thermometer is named after the invention of a thermoscope by Galileo Galilei in the early 1600s.","qid":730539,"docid":"8638464","rank":55,"score":86826.0},{"content":"Italian physicist and mathematician Evangelista Torricelli (born October 15, 1608 in Faenza, Romagna; died October 25, 1647 in Florence) is known for inventing the barometer and making significant contributions to geometry that contributed to the development of integral calculus.","qid":730539,"docid":"1149326","rank":56,"score":86759.0},{"content":"Anemometer is a wind speed measuring device with no definitive inventor. First recorded description was by Leon Battista Alberti in 1450. The cup anemometer was invented by Dr. John Thomas Ronrey Robinson in 1846.","qid":730539,"docid":"4920715","rank":57,"score":86729.0},{"content":"In the first century BC, the Greeks used simple thermometers. Galileo Galilei, an Italian physicist, invented a basic air thermometer in the 16th century. Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit, a German physicist, developed an alcohol thermometer in 1709 and a mercury thermometer in 1714. He introduced the Fahrenheit Scale in 1724.","qid":730539,"docid":"1520035","rank":58,"score":86728.0},{"content":"In 1643, Torricelli, a student of Galileo, invented the mercury barometer in Florence, Italy. Initially, when turning a tube of mercury upside down, a vacuum was observed at the top. Subsequently, it was noted that the mercury column's height fluctuated based on its altitude and weather conditions.","qid":730539,"docid":"5973898","rank":59,"score":86666.0},{"content":"Charles Babbage is known for inventing an early form of a speedometer, commonly used in locomotives. The electric speedometer was invented by Josip Belu\u0161i\u0107 in 1888, originally named a velocimeter.","qid":730539,"docid":"7250139","rank":60,"score":86664.0},{"content":"Evangelista Torricelli invented the barometer in 1643, creating a long glass tube filled with mercury and topped with a vacuum.","qid":730539,"docid":"1149324","rank":61,"score":86627.0},{"content":"The passage is about a chronometer, which is an accurate timepiece or timing device, often used at sea to determine longitude or in situations requiring precise time measurement. A regular wristwatch can also be referred to as a chronometer when it is designed for the highest accuracy.","qid":730539,"docid":"1625670","rank":62,"score":86566.0},{"content":"A chronometer is a highly accurate timepiece or timing device, used for determining longitude at sea or any purpose requiring precise time measurement. It can be a standalone device or a wristwatch.","qid":730539,"docid":"1625674","rank":63,"score":86555.0},{"content":"Evangelista Torricelli was the first scientist to create a sustained vacuum and discover the principle of a barometer. He identified that the fluctuation of mercury height was due to changes in atmospheric pressure.","qid":730539,"docid":"5327726","rank":64,"score":86390.0},{"content":"Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit, a merchant trainee in Amsterdam after the death of his parents in 1701 from eating poisonous mushrooms, invented the first modern thermometer, the mercury thermometer with a standardized scale, in 1714.","qid":730539,"docid":"4397647","rank":65,"score":86375.0},{"content":"In the first century BC, the Greeks used simple thermometers. Galileo Galilei, an Italian physicist from the 16th to 17th centuries, invented a basic air thermometer. Later, in 1709, Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit, a German physicist, developed an alcohol thermometer, and in 1714, he created the mercury thermometer.","qid":730539,"docid":"2299748","rank":66,"score":86252.0},{"content":"The passage describes a chronometer as a certified timepiece that meets specific precision standards, with only Swiss timepieces certified by the Contr\u00f4le Officiel Suisse des Chronom\u00e8tres (COSC) allowed to use the term 'Chronometer' on their faces.","qid":730539,"docid":"8276217","rank":67,"score":86233.0},{"content":"A passage about thermometers: They measure temperature with the first one invented by Galileo in 1592. The simplest models utilize the expansion of a liquid like alcohol or mercury within a tube to indicate temperature changes.","qid":730539,"docid":"6764774","rank":68,"score":86213.0},{"content":"Fahrenheit, born in Germany in 1686 to merchant family, is responsible for creating thermometers, not Galileo who invented thermoscopes.","qid":730539,"docid":"7122720","rank":69,"score":86157.0},{"content":"Leon Battista Alberti, an Italian architect and mathematician, invented the first mechanical anemometer in 1450. His design featured a disk that wind pushed against, and the angle of disk inclination indicated wind strength. In 1846, John Thomas Romney Robinson, director of the Armagh Observatory in Ireland, improved anemometer design with four cup-shaped vanes attached to a central rod. Wind caused the cups to spin faster with increased","qid":730539,"docid":"4920717","rank":70,"score":86093.0},{"content":"German physicist Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit invented the mercury-in-glass thermometer in 1714, which remains a widely used and accurate method for measuring temperature after 300 years.","qid":730539,"docid":"7122724","rank":71,"score":85954.0},{"content":"Galileo Galilei created the first water temperature measurement device in 1593. Gabriel Fahrenheit invented the mercury thermometer, the precursor to modern thermometers, in 1714. Sir Thomas Allbutt introduced the first medical thermometer for human temperature taking in 1867.","qid":730539,"docid":"2348473","rank":72,"score":85938.0},{"content":"A mercury-in-glass thermometer was invented by Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit in Amsterdam in 1714. It includes a bulb filled with mercury connected to a narrow glass tube, with a smaller volume of mercury in the tube compared to the bulb.","qid":730539,"docid":"5347630","rank":73,"score":85928.0},{"content":"In the first century BC, the Greeks used simple thermometers. Galileo Galilei, an Italian physicist, invented a basic air thermometer in the 16th century. Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit, a German physicist, developed an alcohol thermometer in 1709 and a mercury thermometer in 1714. In 1724, he introduced the Fahrenheit Temperature Scale.","qid":730539,"docid":"2299741","rank":74,"score":85920.0},{"content":"In the first century BC, the Greeks used simple thermometers. Galileo Galilei, an Italian physicist, invented a basic air thermometer in the 16th century. Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit, a German physicist, developed an alcohol thermometer in 1709 and a mercury thermometer in 1714. He introduced the Fahrenheit Scale in 1724.","qid":730539,"docid":"2348476","rank":75,"score":85920.0},{"content":"Carl Friedrich Gauss invented the first magnetometer in 1833, and significant advancements occurred with the discovery of the Hall Effect in the 19th century. Magnetometers are utilized for measuring the Earth's magnetic field and detecting magnetic anomalies in geophysical surveys. Absolute magnetometers determine the absolute magnitude or vector magnetic field through internal calibration or known physical constants, while relative magnetometers measure magnetic field magnitudes or vectors relative to","qid":730539,"docid":"6713778","rank":76,"score":85836.0},{"content":"Torricelli invented the first barometer in 1648 using a column of mercury to measure atmospheric pressure. In 1847, Vidie developed the aneroid barometer, which is still in use today.","qid":730539,"docid":"8119955","rank":77,"score":85722.0},{"content":"Anemometer is a wind speed measuring device with an unclear origin, first described by Leon Battista Alberti in 1450 and invented by Dr. John Thomas Ronrey Robinson in 1846. The term derives from the Greek word 'anemos' meaning wind.","qid":730539,"docid":"4920716","rank":78,"score":85682.0},{"content":"In 1914, the Kew Observatory in Great Britain granted a Rolex wristwatch a \"Class A\" precision certificate, making it the first wristwatch to receive this distinction, previously given only to marine chronometers. This recognition established the Rolex wristwatch as a symbol of precision.","qid":730539,"docid":"3303728","rank":79,"score":85645.0},{"content":"In 1654, Ferdinand II, the Grand Duke of Tuscany, invented the first enclosed liquid-in-a-glass thermometer using alcohol. Despite this innovation, the thermometer remained inaccurate and lacked a standardized scale.","qid":730539,"docid":"7764447","rank":80,"score":85485.0},{"content":"Leon Battista Alberti, an Italian artist, architect, and mathematician, invented the first mechanical anemometer in 1450 using a disk perpendicular to the wind. Robert Hooke, an Englishman, re-invented the anemometer in 1664, but it was Alberti who originally created the device. The hemispherical cup anemometer was invented by Irish researcher John Thomas Romney Robinson in 18","qid":730539,"docid":"4920721","rank":81,"score":85387.0},{"content":"On February 2, 1934, Ernest Lawrence patented the cyclotron, a device he invented at the University of California, Berkeley in 1929, for accelerating nuclear particles to high velocities using low voltages.","qid":730539,"docid":"7737593","rank":82,"score":85233.0},{"content":"An anemometer is a wind speed measuring device with a history dating back to Leon Battista Alberti in 1450. The name derives from the Greek word for wind. A cup anemometer, invented in 1846 by J.T.R. Robinson, consists of four hemispherical cups.","qid":730539,"docid":"4920718","rank":83,"score":84847.0},{"content":"Anemometer is a wind speed measuring device with an uncertain origin. John Thomas Romney Robinson, the director of Armagh Observatory in Ireland, invented a more advanced anemometer design in 1846, featuring four cups attached by spokes to a central rod, which spun faster with stronger wind velocities.","qid":730539,"docid":"4920723","rank":84,"score":84810.0},{"content":"Santorio Santorio, an Italian inventor, was the first person to add a numerical scale to thermoscopes, which were the early versions of thermometers.","qid":730539,"docid":"2348471","rank":85,"score":84773.0},{"content":"German physicist Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit (1686-1736) invented the alcohol thermometer in 1709 and the mercury thermometer in 1714. In 1724, he introduced the Fahrenheit Scale.","qid":730539,"docid":"2348474","rank":86,"score":84476.0},{"content":"A cyclotron is a particle accelerator invented by Ernest O. Lawrence in 1934. It uses a static magnetic field to keep charged particles on a spiral path while a rapidly varying electric field accelerates them.","qid":730539,"docid":"7530306","rank":87,"score":84338.0},{"content":"Santorio Santorio was the first to apply numerical values to thermoscopes for medical purposes in 1593. Galileo Galilei invented a basic water thermometer that same year, utilizing the contraction of air to draw water up a tube.","qid":730539,"docid":"1520034","rank":88,"score":84255.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the history and definition of chronometry. It mentions that chronometry is a field that relies on the Earth's annual motion around the Sun for measurement, and provides examples of its historical significance. The passage also includes definitions from various sources.","qid":730539,"docid":"1625673","rank":89,"score":84119.0},{"content":"Danial Gabriel Fahrenheit invented the mercury-in-glass thermometer in Amsterdam. It comprises a bulb with mercury and a narrow glass tube. The mercury's volume changes slightly with temperature, causing a significant rise in the mercury column within the tube. The space above the mercury can be filled with nitrogen or left under less pressure.","qid":730539,"docid":"5347636","rank":90,"score":84093.0},{"content":"In 1955, Rolex released a manual-wind chronograph with an Oyster case, which is considered a forerunner of the Daytona. The Rolex Oyster Chronograph (reference 6234) included a tachometer scale on the outer ring and a telemeter scale for measuring distances on the inner ring.","qid":730539,"docid":"4870095","rank":91,"score":83754.0},{"content":"In 1612, Italian inventor Santorio Santorio added a numerical scale to his thermoscope, enabling the first human temperature measurements. In 1654, Ferdinand II, the Grand Duke of Tuscany, invented the first enclosed thermometer using alcohol as a liquid.","qid":730539,"docid":"2629416","rank":92,"score":83683.0},{"content":"Evangelista Torricelli, in around 1644, constructed the first mercury barometer and became the first scientist to establish a sustained vacuum while discovering the principle of a barometer. Torricelli attributed the fluctuation of mercury height to atmospheric pressure changes.","qid":730539,"docid":"5327723","rank":93,"score":83606.0},{"content":"The Rolex Cosmograph Daytona, introduced in 1963, is a chronograph watch designed for professional racing drivers. It features a reliable chronograph function and a tachymetric bezel, enabling drivers to measure average speeds up to 400 km\/h.","qid":730539,"docid":"4568476","rank":94,"score":83409.0},{"content":"An anemometer is a wind speed measurement instrument in meteorology, derived from the Greek word for wind. The first recorded description of an anemometer was given by Leon Battista Alberti in 1450, although it is often mistakenly attributed to Robert Hooke who re-invented it in 1664.","qid":730539,"docid":"2561295","rank":95,"score":83382.0},{"content":"A mercury-in-glass thermometer, invented by Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit in 1714, is used for measuring room temperature. It comprises a bulb filled with mercury connected to a narrow glass tube, with a smaller volume of mercury in the tube compared to the bulb.","qid":730539,"docid":"487725","rank":96,"score":83121.0},{"content":"The barometer is a measuring instrument invented by Torricelli in 1648, derived from the Greek word for weight or pressure measurer. It indicates changes in atmospheric pressure through a column of mercury.","qid":730539,"docid":"8119958","rank":97,"score":83109.0},{"content":"A cyclotron is a particle accelerator invented by Ernest O. Lawrence in 1934. In this device, charged particles accelerate outwards from the center.","qid":730539,"docid":"7530301","rank":98,"score":83073.0},{"content":"A chronometer is a certified timekeeping device, including simple watches and clocks, used for navigation and originally associated with artillery and missile velocity measurement.","qid":730539,"docid":"4400410","rank":99,"score":83036.0},{"content":"A barometer, an instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure, is believed to have been first created between 1640 and 1643 by Gasparo Berti, but it was Evangelista Torricelli who built the first mercury barometer in 1643.","qid":730539,"docid":"5973897","rank":100,"score":82872.0}]}
{"query":"what is a statutory deed","hits":[{"content":"The passage describes a statutory deed as a deed with a format defined by state statute. An example of such a statute (93.850) is provided, which outlines the format for warranty deeds.","qid":701453,"docid":"688614","rank":1,"score":120464.0},{"content":"A statutory deed is a deed whose format is prescribed by state statute, as illustrated by Florida Statute 93.850, which outlines the format for warranty deeds.","qid":701453,"docid":"4355647","rank":2,"score":119814.0},{"content":"A statutory deed is a format of a deed regulated by state statute. It includes the consideration amount and date. The deed transfers the entire interest in the described property at the date of the deed.","qid":701453,"docid":"688615","rank":3,"score":118588.0},{"content":"A statutory deed is a type of deed whose format is mandated by state law. An example of such a statute is Florida Statute 93-8501, which outlines the format for warranty deeds as statutory deeds.","qid":701453,"docid":"4330679","rank":4,"score":118344.0},{"content":"A statutory warrant deed is a condensed warranty deed adhering to state laws, identifying the property seller (grantor) and buyer (grantee).","qid":701453,"docid":"8626140","rank":5,"score":107443.0},{"content":"A statutory warranty deed is a simplified version of a warranty deed for real estate transactions in certain states, granted under statutory authority, which includes implied title covenants without explicitly stating them (RCW 64.04.030).","qid":701453,"docid":"688618","rank":6,"score":106746.0},{"content":"This passage introduces statutory forms for deeds as outlined in section 47-36c. The provided forms are sufficient and can be referred to as Statutory Forms. The use of these forms does not restrict the application of other legal forms for deeds or mortgages.","qid":701453,"docid":"688613","rank":7,"score":104727.0},{"content":"The passage explains that a shared savings save-the-day deed is a method for transferring real property, which includes land and buildings, from a grantor seller to a grantee buyer.","qid":701453,"docid":"4330675","rank":8,"score":104672.0},{"content":"A warranty deed is a document that guarantees the seller has good title to the property and transfers it to the buyer, shielding the buyer from potential claims on the property.","qid":701453,"docid":"8626145","rank":9,"score":104646.0},{"content":"A statutory warranty deed is a type of warranty deed provided by state statutes for conveying real property, offering specified warranties and duration.","qid":701453,"docid":"4355649","rank":10,"score":104304.0},{"content":"A statutory warranty deed is a type of warranty deed provided by state statutes in certain states. It allows the conveyance of real property, which includes land and buildings, with the form and duration of the deed specified by the statute.","qid":701453,"docid":"4330677","rank":11,"score":104091.0},{"content":"A statutory warranty deed refers to a state statute instead of including specific warranty language in the deed. However, when transferring property to a revocable living trust, a statutory warranty deed is not used.","qid":701453,"docid":"7806569","rank":12,"score":103571.0},{"content":"A statutory warranty deed is a method for transferring real property from a grantor to a grantee through a sale or conveyance.","qid":701453,"docid":"4355652","rank":13,"score":103535.0},{"content":"The passage discusses two types of deeds used to transfer land ownership: statutory warranty deeds and special warranty deeds. Both types include promises from the grantor to the grantee, but the specific promises vary. The passage does not mention animal families.","qid":701453,"docid":"4330673","rank":14,"score":102127.0},{"content":"The passage describes a warranty deed as a document that transfers property ownership from seller to buyer, providing protection against claims that the seller lacked authority to sell the property. A statutory warranty deed is a simplified version of this document, adhering to state law requirements.","qid":701453,"docid":"8402346","rank":15,"score":101643.0},{"content":"A Statutory Warranty Deed is a type of deed where the seller explicitly guarantees the title's good condition and often includes covenants related to quality, such as the right to peaceful possession, the ability to transfer ownership, freedom from liens or other claims, and protection against title challenges.","qid":701453,"docid":"8626142","rank":16,"score":101590.0},{"content":"A statutory warranty deed, also known as a special warranty deed, is a document transferring land ownership. The grantor makes limited promises to the grantee, providing protection against defects arising during their ownership.","qid":701453,"docid":"4330680","rank":17,"score":100732.0},{"content":"A statutory warranty deed refers to a warranty deed that cites a specific state statute instead of including the warranty language in the deed. However, when transferring property to a revocable living trust, a Quit Claim Deed is typically used instead.","qid":701453,"docid":"7259848","rank":18,"score":99650.0},{"content":"A grantor using a statutory warranty deed to transfer land is obligated to inform the grantee about any mortgages on the property, or face potential liability. A statutory warranty deed is a document that transfers land ownership and includes promises from the grantor to the grantee.","qid":701453,"docid":"4330676","rank":19,"score":97944.0},{"content":"A Statutory Warranty Deed is the typical document used to transfer title from seller to buyer in a standard Purchase and Sale agreement.","qid":701453,"docid":"8626143","rank":20,"score":97636.0},{"content":"A personal representative's deed is a type of deed used by estates to transfer property, with the representative not making any warranties about the title. It resembles a bargain and sale deed in that the representative only transfers their interest in the property, unlike a statutory warranty deed where the grantor guarantees the title's validity.","qid":701453,"docid":"8402350","rank":21,"score":97559.0},{"content":"The passage describes a warranty deed as a document that transfers property ownership from seller to buyer, providing protection against claims that the seller did not legally own the property. A statutory warranty deed is a simplified version of this document, adhering to state law. The deed identifies the seller (grantor) and buyer (grantee).","qid":701453,"docid":"4355643","rank":22,"score":97211.0},{"content":"The passage describes a warranty deed as a document transferring property title from seller to buyer, offering protection against claims that the seller lacked authority to sell. A statutory warranty deed is a simplified version, with promises backed by a title insurance policy purchased by the seller. If disputes over the transfer emerge later, the title insurer covers any compensation and court costs.","qid":701453,"docid":"4330672","rank":23,"score":95983.0},{"content":"A statutory declaration is a legal document used as evidence of a name change. It is similar to a deed poll but requires signing in front of a solicitor or other legal professional.","qid":701453,"docid":"6999087","rank":24,"score":94389.0},{"content":"A special warranty deed is a type of real estate deed that transfers ownership with limited guarantees about the seller's title to the property. It provides assurances only about the seller's ownership during their tenure.","qid":701453,"docid":"7586972","rank":25,"score":93106.0},{"content":"A title insurance policy purchased by the seller supports the promises made in a statutory warranty deed. The title insurer covers any compensation and court costs if challenges to the transfer arise later.","qid":701453,"docid":"8626148","rank":26,"score":89947.0},{"content":"In Alabama, the most common types of deeds for transferring real property are general warranty deeds, statutory warranty deeds, and quitclaim deeds. A general warranty deed provides the purchaser with the most extensive title warranty. A statutory warranty deed guarantees the title has not been affected during the seller's ownership. A quitclaim deed only transfers the seller's interest in the property and offers no title warranty to the purchaser.","qid":701453,"docid":"8626149","rank":27,"score":89666.0},{"content":"The passage describes a statutory warranty deed in Washington, where the grantor (seller) guarantees: (1) they had a lawful and indefeasible estate in fee simple of the described premises at the time of deed delivery, and (2) they had good right and full power to convey the property.","qid":701453,"docid":"8626144","rank":28,"score":88933.0},{"content":"A title insurance policy, purchased by the seller, guarantees the validity of the promises made in a statutory warranty deed. The title insurer will cover any compensation and court costs if challenges to the transfer arise later.","qid":701453,"docid":"8402345","rank":29,"score":88762.0},{"content":"A deed is a private agreement between parties, and an employer-employee deed cannot hinder the work of statutory agencies like those responsible for OHS or taxation. Deeds of release are commonly used to resolve disputes between employers and former employees within the normal employment context.","qid":701453,"docid":"3143000","rank":30,"score":88545.0},{"content":"An Additional Statutory Warranty Deed is a shortened version of a warranty deed, granted by statute, which includes implied title covenants without explicitly stating them. This type of deed does not concern the condition or quality of improvements, but rather guarantees clear title. (Source: Passage)","qid":701453,"docid":"2036076","rank":31,"score":87787.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that using an approved form for a warranty deed, which could be one provided by the state bar association or a title company, is important for buyers in securing protection against potential issues with land title. In some states, including Washington, there is a statutory form for a warranty deed, and while sellers are not required to use it, buyers are encouraged to insist on it for added security.","qid":701453,"docid":"8402344","rank":32,"score":87512.0},{"content":"A Sheriff's Deed is a document transferring property ownership to a buyer following a sheriff's sale, which is held to pay off a court judgment against the property owner. This deed initiates a Statutory Redemption period.","qid":701453,"docid":"6445718","rank":33,"score":87511.0},{"content":"A statutory warranty deed's promises are supported by a title insurance policy bought by the seller. The title insurer reimburses the buyer for any compensation and court costs if challenges to the property transfer emerge later. A warranty deed identifies the seller (grantor) and buyer (grantee).","qid":701453,"docid":"4355644","rank":34,"score":87443.0},{"content":"A title insurance policy, purchased by the seller, guarantees the promises made in a statutory warranty deed. The insurer covers any compensation and court costs if challenges to the transfer arise later. The guarantees in a warranty deed are typically expressed in legal terminology, such as the grantor's lawful ownership in fee simple of the described premises.","qid":701453,"docid":"2036079","rank":35,"score":87440.0},{"content":"An Additional Statutory Warranty Deed is a shortened version of a warranty deed, authorized by statute, which implies the standard title covenants without explicitly stating them. This type of deed does not warrant the quality or condition of improvements, but only guarantees clear title. For more information and to download deed forms, visit deeds.USLegal.com.","qid":701453,"docid":"4355645","rank":36,"score":87342.0},{"content":"When selling or buying real estate, be mindful of various types of deeds. If using a statutory warranty deed, focus on the warranty aspect. Consider if you're comfortable making the promises contained in the deed.","qid":701453,"docid":"8626147","rank":37,"score":87016.0},{"content":"The New York quit claim deed's phrase \"together with the appurtenances and all the estate and rights of the grantor in and to said premises\" is interpreted to mean all the lawful estate possessed by the grantor. (RPP Article 8-255)","qid":701453,"docid":"1990363","rank":38,"score":86265.0},{"content":"A statutory form warranty deed is a condensed version of a regular warranty deed, authorized by law, which implicitly includes the standard title covenants found in a warranty deed without the need to explicitly state them.","qid":701453,"docid":"4330671","rank":39,"score":86244.0},{"content":"Statutory law refers to written laws established by a legislative body or a singular legislator, contrasting with oral or customary law and regulatory law issued by executive bodies or common law from the judiciary.","qid":701453,"docid":"4748213","rank":40,"score":85904.0},{"content":"Statutory law, also known as written law, is created by legislative bodies or a singular legislator, contrasting with oral, customary, regulatory law, or common law. Statutes can originate at the national, state, or local levels, and are subordinate to higher constitutional laws.","qid":701453,"docid":"6667025","rank":41,"score":85713.0},{"content":"The passage describes statutory law as written legislation established by a legislative body or singular legislator, contrasting it with oral, customary, regulatory law, and common law. Statutes can originate at the national, state, or local levels, and they rank below higher constitutional laws and other legal sources.","qid":701453,"docid":"388377","rank":42,"score":85211.0},{"content":"An 18-year-old woman was sent to prison for statutory rape due to a relationship with a 17-year-old. Fifteen people found this information helpful. A house can only be purchased with a attached boat house, and the clause is statutory, preventing the receipt of the deed. Sixteen people found this helpful.","qid":701453,"docid":"5923933","rank":43,"score":85142.0},{"content":"Statutory law refers to written laws established by a legislative body or a singular legislator, distinguishing it from oral, customary, regulatory law, or common law created by executive or judicial bodies.","qid":701453,"docid":"2163064","rank":44,"score":84963.0},{"content":"Statutory law, also known as written law, is created by a legislative body or singular legislator, contrasting with oral or customary law and regulatory law. It ranks below higher constitutional laws and other legal sources.","qid":701453,"docid":"685118","rank":45,"score":83983.0},{"content":"A deed is a legal document in writing that transfers, confirms, or affirms interests, rights, or property. It must be signed, attested, delivered, and in some cases sealed. Primarily used for transferring property titles.","qid":701453,"docid":"7494104","rank":46,"score":83941.0},{"content":"A deed is a legal document in writing that transfers, verifies, or confirms interests, rights, or property, signed, attested, delivered, and in some cases sealed.","qid":701453,"docid":"8634865","rank":47,"score":83583.0},{"content":"The passage explains that statutory law, also known as written law, is created by legislative bodies or a singular legislator, contrasting it with oral or customary law, regulatory law, or common law. Statutes can be enacted at the national, state, or local levels.","qid":701453,"docid":"7192990","rank":48,"score":83559.0},{"content":"The term \"statutory\" refers to that which is related to statutes or laws.","qid":701453,"docid":"5923931","rank":49,"score":83350.0},{"content":"Statutory law, also known as written law, is created by legislative bodies or a single legislator, contrasting with oral, customary, regulatory law, or common law. Statutes can be enacted at the national, state, or local levels.","qid":701453,"docid":"7192985","rank":50,"score":83211.0},{"content":"The term \"statutory audit\" refers to an audit mandated by law or regulation through statutes enacted by the legislative branch at various levels, such as federal, state, or municipal governments.","qid":701453,"docid":"100342","rank":51,"score":83195.0},{"content":"The passage explains that statutory law, also known as written law, is created by legislative bodies or a singular legislator, contrasting it with oral or customary law, regulatory law from the executive, or common law from the judiciary. Statutes can originate at various levels of government, but they rank below higher constitutional laws and other legal sources.","qid":701453,"docid":"2863309","rank":52,"score":83165.0},{"content":"A deed is a legal document in writing that transfers or confirms interests, rights, or property, signed, attested, delivered, and in some cases sealed. It has a higher presumption of validity than other instruments. Deeds can be unilateral or bilateral.","qid":701453,"docid":"1389025","rank":53,"score":82906.0},{"content":"Statutory law, also known as written law, is created by legislative bodies or a singular legislator, contrasting with oral, customary, regulatory law, or common law. Statutes can originate at the national, state, or local levels and are subordinate to higher constitutional laws. An example of non-codified statutes includes private laws, which may affect only one person or a small group, such as pre-1968 divorce laws in Canada.","qid":701453,"docid":"7779211","rank":54,"score":82842.0},{"content":"A deed is a legal document granting a right or privilege upon condition that the bearer meets certain requirements, typically enabling ownership without causing unnecessary hardship to others.","qid":701453,"docid":"381936","rank":55,"score":82810.0},{"content":"A deed is a legal document granting a right or privilege upon condition of meeting certain requirements, typically resulting in ownership with the caveat that it doesn't cause unnecessary hardship to others.","qid":701453,"docid":"928334","rank":56,"score":82810.0},{"content":"A deed is a legal document in writing that transfers or confirms interests, rights, or property, signed, attested, delivered, and in some cases sealed. It has a higher presumption of validity than other instruments. Deeds can be unilateral or bilateral and include conveyances, commissions, licenses, patents, diplomas, and conditionally powered attorney if executed as deeds.","qid":701453,"docid":"1125916","rank":57,"score":82788.0},{"content":"The passage explains that statutory law, also known as codified law, is written law established by a legislative body or a singular legislator, contrasting it with oral, customary, regulatory law, or common law. The term \"codified law\" specifically refers to statutes that have been systematically organized by subject matter. Not all statutes fall under this category.","qid":701453,"docid":"265739","rank":58,"score":82582.0},{"content":"A deed is a legal document used to transfer real estate property rights. It includes a description of the involved real estate.","qid":701453,"docid":"1389023","rank":59,"score":82466.0},{"content":"Statutory law refers to written laws established by a legislative body or a singular legislator, distinguishing it from oral or customary law and regulatory law issued by executive bodies or common law from the judiciary.","qid":701453,"docid":"7192989","rank":60,"score":82399.0},{"content":"A deed is a legal document used for transferring real property ownership, typically required for land transactions, signed by the grantor conveying title and ownership to the grantee.","qid":701453,"docid":"2610149","rank":61,"score":82310.0},{"content":"Statutory refers to laws or bills passed by legislatures, making it mandated by statutes. An illustration is the Clean Air Act, a federal statute.","qid":701453,"docid":"5574758","rank":62,"score":82271.0},{"content":"A deed is a legal document transferring real estate property rights. It includes a description of the property and the parties' names.","qid":701453,"docid":"1389027","rank":63,"score":82098.0},{"content":"A deed is a legal document granting a right or privilege with conditions, typically ownership, to the bearer without causing significant harm to others. Misuse of the privilege may result in restrictions for individuals posing a risk to society.","qid":701453,"docid":"3264640","rank":64,"score":81988.0},{"content":"A deed is a legal document transferring real estate property rights. It includes a description of the property and the involved parties' names.","qid":701453,"docid":"299818","rank":65,"score":81972.0},{"content":"A deed is a legal document in writing that transfers or confirms rights or property with signed, attested, delivered signatures, and in some cases, sealed. It is most commonly used for transferring property titles. For a reality TV series, see \"The Deed.\"","qid":701453,"docid":"5008056","rank":66,"score":81712.0},{"content":"A deed is a legal document used to transfer real estate property rights. It includes a description of the property, the names of the involved parties, and the signature of the property owner transferring the real estate.","qid":701453,"docid":"3223224","rank":67,"score":81697.0},{"content":"A deed is a legal document used to transfer real estate property rights. It includes a description of the property, the names of the involved parties, and the signature of the property owner transferring the real estate.","qid":701453,"docid":"1389026","rank":68,"score":81555.0},{"content":"A deed is a written document that transfers ownership or an interest in real property to another person by describing the property, naming the grantor and grantee, and being signed and notarized by the grantor. The transfer is completed by recording the deed in the County Recorder's office.","qid":701453,"docid":"1667622","rank":69,"score":81455.0},{"content":"The passage explains that a deed is a legal document used to transfer property ownership from one person to another. It includes the names of both parties and a description of the property, including its address, boundaries, and size. Ownership cannot be transferred without a deed.","qid":701453,"docid":"7921319","rank":70,"score":81454.0},{"content":"The passage describes a property deed as a legal document for transferring real estate ownership from the grantor to the grantee, with the tradition of exchanging a twig or clod of turf from the land during the transaction.","qid":701453,"docid":"296557","rank":71,"score":81379.0},{"content":"The term \"statutory\" refers to laws or bills established by a legislature through statutes. An illustration of statutory law is the Clean Air Act, a federal statute. Therefore, statutory law is law that is mandated or related to statutes and is fixed or authorized by them.","qid":701453,"docid":"8694414","rank":72,"score":81379.0},{"content":"The term \"statutory\" refers to laws or matters related to statutes, which are passed by legislatures. An illustration of statutory law is the Clean Air Act.","qid":701453,"docid":"6289231","rank":73,"score":81209.0},{"content":"The term \"statutory\" refers to laws or bills established by statutes, which are passed by legislatures. An illustration of statutory law is the Clean Air Act.","qid":701453,"docid":"5923939","rank":74,"score":81172.0},{"content":"A deed is a written document that transfers ownership or an interest in real property to another person by describing the property, naming the grantor and grantee, and being signed and notarized by the grantor.","qid":701453,"docid":"410016","rank":75,"score":81005.0},{"content":"A deed is a legal document that transfers property ownership and confirms the owner's right to the property.","qid":701453,"docid":"2610152","rank":76,"score":80931.0},{"content":"A property deed is a legal document used for transferring real estate ownership from the grantor to the grantee. Historically, this process involved a ceremonial act called livery of seisin.","qid":701453,"docid":"296562","rank":77,"score":80574.0},{"content":"A deed is a document indicating real estate ownership, recorded in the county where the property lies, now accessible online in searchable databases.","qid":701453,"docid":"4103863","rank":78,"score":80519.0},{"content":"A deed is a document transferring real property ownership. It comes in three types: quitclaim, grand, and warranty deeds, each serving distinct transfer needs.","qid":701453,"docid":"5999763","rank":79,"score":80457.0},{"content":"Statutory law, also known as statute law, is written legislation enacted by a legislative body or a singular legislator in an absolute monarchy.","qid":701453,"docid":"4748219","rank":80,"score":80398.0},{"content":"The passage describes a property deed as a legal document for transferring real estate ownership from the grantor to the grantee. Historically, such transfers were made through a ceremonial act called livery of seisin.","qid":701453,"docid":"2223009","rank":81,"score":80241.0},{"content":"The passage describes a property deed as a legal document for transferring real estate ownership from the grantor to the grantee. Historically, such transfers were made through a ceremonial act called livery of seisin.","qid":701453,"docid":"8576206","rank":82,"score":80241.0},{"content":"The term \"statutory\" refers to that which is related to statutes or laws enacted, created, or regulated by such statutes. Examples include a statutory age limit.","qid":701453,"docid":"5923940","rank":83,"score":80171.0},{"content":"A warranty deed is a type of deed used by sellers to transfer land titles to buyers. It is the seller's legal promise that they own the land free and clear, and they will be responsible for any issues that may arise in the future. Warranty deeds approved by legislatures are known as statutory warranty deeds, and they are the preferred choice for buyers seeking a good title.","qid":701453,"docid":"8402349","rank":84,"score":80169.0},{"content":"A deed of release can only affect the parties involved in the agreement, and it cannot restrict the actions of statutory agencies. Therefore, an employer-employee deed has no power to hinder the work of government agencies.","qid":701453,"docid":"7062710","rank":85,"score":80141.0},{"content":"A deed is a document granting the holder specific rights to a property with explicit conditions, typically establishing proper ownership of a home or automobile.","qid":701453,"docid":"760194","rank":86,"score":80121.0},{"content":"The passage describes statutory law or statute law as written legislation established by a legislature or legislator at the national, state, or local level. It is subject to higher constitutional laws.","qid":701453,"docid":"388380","rank":87,"score":80089.0},{"content":"Statutory law, also known as statute law, is written legislation established by a legislature or legislator at the national, state, or local level. These laws rank below higher constitutional laws.","qid":701453,"docid":"388379","rank":88,"score":79998.0},{"content":"The term \"statutory\" refers to laws or bills derived from statutes, which are passed by legislatures. An illustration of statutory law is the Clean Air Act.","qid":701453,"docid":"5923938","rank":89,"score":79896.0},{"content":"A deed is a written document transferring interest or title in real property from a grantor to a grantee, but not all deeds guarantee title transfer.","qid":701453,"docid":"8517849","rank":90,"score":79880.0},{"content":"A deed is a legally binding document in writing that transfers, verifies, or confirms interests, rights, or property. It must be signed, attested, delivered, and in some cases sealed.","qid":701453,"docid":"3783935","rank":91,"score":79865.0},{"content":"The term \"statutory\" is an adjective with two meanings: 1) connected to or derived from laws and statutes, and 2) regulated or enforced by statute. Its usage as an adjective is relatively rare.","qid":701453,"docid":"606130","rank":92,"score":79812.0},{"content":"A deed is a legal document used to transfer property rights in real estate. It includes a description of the real estate, the names of the involved parties, and the signature of the person transferring the property.","qid":701453,"docid":"6105069","rank":93,"score":79686.0},{"content":"The passage explains that deeds are legal documents used to transfer property titles from one person to another. They must be in written form as required by the Statute of Frauds, and are often referred to as the means by which property interests are transferred.","qid":701453,"docid":"8775158","rank":94,"score":79651.0},{"content":"Written laws enacted by legislative bodies are referred to as Statutory Law. This type of law is distinct from regulatory or administrative laws passed by executive agencies and common law derived from court decisions. Statutory laws are strictly construed by courts unlike common law which is subject to interpretation.","qid":701453,"docid":"5923932","rank":95,"score":79618.0},{"content":"A deed is a written document transferring interest or title in real property. The grantor creates the deed, and the grantee receives the interest or title. Not all deeds guarantee title transfer; a quitclaim deed offers the least protection to the grantee.","qid":701453,"docid":"1699264","rank":96,"score":79337.0},{"content":"A deed is a document used to transfer real property ownership from one person (grantor) to another (grantee), including the legal property description and signed by the grantor.","qid":701453,"docid":"3596249","rank":97,"score":79084.0},{"content":"A general warranty deed transfers guarantees from the seller, expressed or implied, assuring the buyer that the property has clear title and is free from encumbrances or defects.","qid":701453,"docid":"4379827","rank":98,"score":78912.0},{"content":"A deed is a document transferring real property ownership, listing the old and new owners (seller or grantor, and buyer or grantee, respectively). For validity, state law-prescribed formalities must be followed.","qid":701453,"docid":"4440685","rank":99,"score":78869.0},{"content":"The Master Deed is the foundation of condominium ownership, as it is a unique form of property created through Massachusetts Condominium Act (Chapter 183A).","qid":701453,"docid":"1289526","rank":100,"score":78855.0}]}
{"query":"when did rock n roll begin?","hits":[{"content":"Bill Haley, also known as the \"Father\" or \"Originator\" of Rock and Roll, began this genre of music in 1953, predating Elvis Presley's rise to fame. Some acknowledge him as the true \"King of Rock and Roll.\"","qid":940547,"docid":"4800890","rank":1,"score":135482.0},{"content":"Bill Haley, a key figure in music history, is recognized as the Father or Originator of Rock and Roll. He began this genre in 1953, preceding Elvis Presley's rise to fame. Some credit him as the Real King of Rock and Roll.","qid":940547,"docid":"5300651","rank":2,"score":133251.0},{"content":"The rock and roll era started around 1950, developing from rhythm and blues in the previous decade. Despite the name \"rock and roll\" being used for a Boswell Sisters song in 1934, it was originally a swing tune.","qid":940547,"docid":"2667345","rank":3,"score":132753.0},{"content":"Rock and roll is a genre of popular music that developed in the US during the late 1940s and early 1950s, drawing influences from African American musical styles like gospel, jump blues, jazz, boogie woogie, and rhythm and blues, as well as country music.","qid":940547,"docid":"61071","rank":4,"score":132668.0},{"content":"Rock and roll is a genre of popular music that developed in the US during the late 1940s and early 1950s, drawing influences from African American musical styles like gospel, jump blues, jazz, boogie woogie, and rhythm and blues, as well as country music.","qid":940547,"docid":"7259157","rank":5,"score":132668.0},{"content":"Rock and roll is a genre of popular music that developed in the US during the late 1940s and early 1950s, resulting from the fusion of African-American genres like blues, boogie-woogie, jump blues, jazz, and gospel music, as well as Western swing and country music.","qid":940547,"docid":"5118373","rank":6,"score":132263.0},{"content":"Rock 'n' roll emerged from the development of rhythm and blues in the mid-1950s in the US. The term was introduced by Alan Fried, a disc jockey from Cleveland, Ohio.","qid":940547,"docid":"2667347","rank":7,"score":132007.0},{"content":"Bill Haley, also known as the Father or Originator of Rock and Roll, began this genre in 1953, predating Elvis Presley's career. He is sometimes referred to as the Real King of Rock and Roll. Alan Freed, a famous disc jockey, coined the term \"rock 'n' roll\" for this new genre, which had previously been used as a euphemism for sexual intercourse. Bill Haley's","qid":940547,"docid":"5831708","rank":8,"score":131949.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the musical genre of rock and roll, which emerged around 1950 and evolved from rhythm and blues in the 1940s. The term \"rock and roll\" was used for a song by the Boswell Sisters in 1934, but it was actually a swing song.","qid":940547,"docid":"2667353","rank":9,"score":130093.0},{"content":"Bill Haley, also known as the Father or Originator of Rock and Roll, is considered by some to be the Real King of Rock and Roll. He began his Rock and Roll career with Bill Haley and his Comets in 1953, predating Elvis Presley's rise to fame. More information about Bill Haley's firsts in Rock and Roll can be found at the Rockabilly Hall of Fame.","qid":940547,"docid":"5300654","rank":10,"score":129846.0},{"content":"Rock 'n' roll emerged from the development of rhythm and blues in the mid-1950s in the United States. The term was introduced by Alan Freed, a disc jockey from Cleveland, Ohio.","qid":940547,"docid":"4696640","rank":11,"score":129372.0},{"content":"Elvis Presley is often credited as the start of rock and roll in 1954, but acknowledgment should also go to his producer Sam Phillips, who discovered Elvis in Memphis. Elvis popularized rock and roll, but did not claim to have invented it.","qid":940547,"docid":"8219249","rank":12,"score":128793.0},{"content":"Lloyd Price, a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, disputed Elvis Presley's role in creating rock 'n' roll, stating that this was a misconception perpetuated by media history rather than real history, as Rolling Stone magazine did not begin until 1967.","qid":940547,"docid":"4665002","rank":13,"score":128626.0},{"content":"Rock and roll music emerged in the 1950s as a blend of various American musical genres, including blues, gospel, jazz, rhythm and blues, country, and swing. The musical style was influenced by the social and economic transformations occurring in the US during and after World War II.","qid":940547,"docid":"61068","rank":14,"score":128517.0},{"content":"During 1949-1954, black and white musical traditions intermingled. The term \"rock and roll,\" which originated from black slang for sexual activity, was popularized by disc jockey Alan Freed.","qid":940547,"docid":"4696636","rank":15,"score":125854.0},{"content":"The belief that the first rock'n'roll single was Rocket 88, released in 1951. It was recorded by Sam Phillips, sung by Jackie Brenston from Ike Turner's backing band The Kings of Rhythm, and written by Ike Turner. Phillips later founded Sun Records and discovered Elvis Presley.","qid":940547,"docid":"8772071","rank":16,"score":125221.0},{"content":"In 1951, Alan Freed, a disc jockey from Cleveland, Ohio, started playing R&B music for a diverse audience and named it \"rock and roll.\" The term had previously been used as a sexual euphemism in blues music.","qid":940547,"docid":"5831703","rank":17,"score":124533.0},{"content":"Scholars cannot agree on the exact start of pop music and rock and roll, with some suggesting the 1950s as a possibility, but no definitive answer.","qid":940547,"docid":"2667350","rank":18,"score":123466.0},{"content":"In 1951, disc jockey Alan Freed introduced rock and roll music to a multi-racial audience in Cleveland, Ohio, and is credited for coining the term \"rock and roll\" to describe the upbeat R&B music.","qid":940547,"docid":"5831711","rank":19,"score":122565.0},{"content":"Rock and roll music originated in the 1940s by blending rhythm and blues and country western genres. Its distinctive beat is derived from rhythm and blues boogie, enhanced by an accented backbeat, which is a key feature of the genre.","qid":940547,"docid":"2699754","rank":20,"score":122547.0},{"content":"The Rolling Stones, named after a Muddy Waters song, were formed in 1962 by Brian Jones, Mick Jagger, and Keith Richards. They were later joined by Charlie Watts on drums and Bill Wyman on bass, creating the initial lineup of this influential rock 'n' roll band. Mick Jagger handled vocals and harmonica duties.","qid":940547,"docid":"8667176","rank":21,"score":122438.0},{"content":"During 1949-1954, black and white musical traditions influenced each other, giving birth to rock 'n' roll. This term was popularized by disc jockey Alan Freed, who used it as black slang for sexual excitement.","qid":940547,"docid":"7282176","rank":22,"score":122364.0},{"content":"Led Zeppelin's \"Rock and Roll\" is a track from their fourth album, released in 1971. It features a guest appearance by The Rolling Stones pianist, Ian Stewart.","qid":940547,"docid":"5072883","rank":23,"score":122038.0},{"content":"Scholars debate the birth of rock and roll music. Some argue it began in 1935 with Elvis Presley's birth or earlier in the 1930s when hillbilly and country blues genres merged.","qid":940547,"docid":"8772075","rank":24,"score":121912.0},{"content":"In the 1950s, the term \"rock and roll\" emerged in the context of rock music. The phrase had double meanings, signifying both dancing and sexual connotations. It was first used in a song title by Trixi Smith in the 1920s, but Alan Freed, an Ohio disc jockey, popularized the term in 1955.","qid":940547,"docid":"1335718","rank":25,"score":121724.0},{"content":"Freed, who is known for coining the term \"rock and roll\" in 1951, played a significant role in promoting black music to a wider white audience by favoring the original R&B recordings over white cover versions.","qid":940547,"docid":"4696642","rank":26,"score":121530.0},{"content":"In the late 1940s, R&B music emerged and gained popularity. By the 1950s, it evolved into the energetic and captivating genre known as rock 'n' roll.","qid":940547,"docid":"6693958","rank":27,"score":121149.0},{"content":"Rock and roll emerged in the early 1950s as a development of rhythm and blues music, initially enjoyed by African-Americans. Its popularity expanded in the late 1950s in the US and Europe in the 1960s.","qid":940547,"docid":"4664997","rank":28,"score":121122.0},{"content":"The Rolling Rock brewery's origin story involves a winning bet on horse number 33, Old Latrobe, at the horse track, which brought in the funds to start the business. The successful recipe was the 33rd attempt. The number 33 also symbolizes the repeal of prohibition on December 5, 1933. Jack Daniels' label, with its Old Number 7, may have influenced this naming choice.","qid":940547,"docid":"547314","rank":29,"score":120818.0},{"content":"In 1951, disc jockey Alan Freed introduced the term \"rock and roll\" to describe a new music genre that incorporated elements of blues, rhythm and blues, country, and gospel.","qid":940547,"docid":"6782543","rank":30,"score":120641.0},{"content":"Rock and roll, a genre that originated in the American South during the 1950s, spread globally and evolved into various rock sub-genres. Here's a list of the top ten all-time rock bands.","qid":940547,"docid":"5578993","rank":31,"score":120442.0},{"content":"Rock and roll developed as a distinct musical genre in the United States during the 1950s, with roots tracing back to rhythm and blues recordings from the 1920s.","qid":940547,"docid":"3706456","rank":32,"score":120420.0},{"content":"The passage describes how Rock and Roll music emerged as a new genre in the 1950s, distinguishing it from previous genres such as Classical, Folk, Jazz, Blues, and Big Band music. The development of Rock and Roll played a significant role in the emergence of teenagers as a distinct social group.","qid":940547,"docid":"8772074","rank":33,"score":120379.0},{"content":"Alan Freed, a disc jockey from Cleveland, coined the term \"Rock-and-Roll\" in 1951, derived from the song \"My Baby Rocks Me with a Steady Roll.\" This musical genre, which emerged from rhythm and blues in the 1950s, is characterized by electric guitars, a strong rhythm with emphasis on the offbeat, and youth-oriented lyrics with sexual connotations, as evidenced in blues music","qid":940547,"docid":"7282174","rank":34,"score":120309.0},{"content":"In the late 1940s, three songs titled \"Rock and Roll\" were recorded, and the sound from these recordings later defined Rock 'n' Roll music. Alan Freed, a legendary disc jockey, coined the term in the 1950s. Rock 'n' Roll was also a euphemism for sex during that era. Elvis Presley popularized the genre, and it should not be confused with modern bands like Fall Out","qid":940547,"docid":"5831702","rank":35,"score":120161.0},{"content":"Rock and Roll emerged in Hattiesburg, Mississippi during the late 40's-early 50's as a fast blues music style with crooning elements. Chuck Berry is often credited as its inventor. Meanwhile, Les Paul, the originator of the electric guitar, wrote the first song on the instrument and later formed a music group with his wife Mary Ford.","qid":940547,"docid":"4800886","rank":36,"score":120159.0},{"content":"Rock, a type of popular music that emerged in the 1950s, became the world's leading form of popular music by the end of the 20th century.","qid":940547,"docid":"2729630","rank":37,"score":120155.0},{"content":"In 1951, disc jockey Alan Freed introduced the term \"rock and roll\" to describe a new music genre that combined elements of blues, rhythm and blues, country, and gospel. Teenagers embraced this sound, listening to it on transistor radios and purchasing records.","qid":940547,"docid":"6782541","rank":38,"score":119911.0},{"content":"The article discusses \"Rock and Roll Music,\" a 1957 hit single by Chuck Berry, which is a well-known and enduring rock and roll composition.","qid":940547,"docid":"5118375","rank":39,"score":119792.0},{"content":"The passage is about the song \"Rock and Roll\" by Led Zeppelin. It was included in their fourth album in 1971 as the second track. Notable for a guest appearance by The Rolling Stones pianist, Ian Stewart.","qid":940547,"docid":"76567","rank":40,"score":119197.0},{"content":"A rock and roll band, founded by twins Rich and Ryan Meyer and their friend Johnny Stevens in 2009, has evolved from playing cover sets in Cape Cod to performing at renowned music festivals such as SXSW, Bonnaroo, and Lollapalooza.","qid":940547,"docid":"4264642","rank":41,"score":118802.0},{"content":"In the early 1920s, the origins of Rock n' roll dancing can be traced back to African American dance communities. Jazz music was prevalent at the time, and the swing style of dancing was popular.","qid":940547,"docid":"2667352","rank":42,"score":118735.0},{"content":"Rock 'n' roll's impact on American and global society since 1955 extends beyond the cultural bonding role of other folk musics, encompassing larger influences.","qid":940547,"docid":"5270014","rank":43,"score":118629.0},{"content":"The term \"rock and roll\" originally referred to a specific style of American popular music that emerged in the 1950s and evolved into the international genre of \"rock music\" by the mid-1960s. Despite the evolution, both terms continued to be used interchangeably.","qid":940547,"docid":"2613393","rank":44,"score":118336.0},{"content":"The 1974 release \"It's Only Rock 'n Roll\" was the 12th British and 14th American studio album by The Rolling Stones. This was the last album for guitarist Mick Taylor, and the title track's creation was linked to his eventual replacement, Ronnie Wood.","qid":940547,"docid":"4652486","rank":45,"score":118258.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the multiple meanings of the term \"rock and roll.\" For the context of this article, it refers to the early form of music that emerged in the US during the 1950s before it evolved into rock music.","qid":940547,"docid":"5118376","rank":46,"score":117877.0},{"content":"Debate among rock historians continues over the identity of the first rock and roll record, with several recordings from the 1940s and 1950s cited as contenders.","qid":940547,"docid":"4489262","rank":47,"score":117677.0},{"content":"Elvis Presley is commonly referred to as the \"King of Rock n Roll\" in the music industry, but some argue that Bill Haley and his Comets, who started Rock and Roll in 1953, deserve the title as the \"Father of Rock n Roll\" or \"Originator of Rock n Roll.\"","qid":940547,"docid":"5300647","rank":48,"score":117581.0},{"content":"In the 1950s, the tradition of bestowing titles like \"King\" on musical artists carried over from earlier genres to rock and roll. Elvis Presley became the most recognized holder of the \"King of Rock 'n' Roll\" title, a designation that some view as an attempt by the white establishment to claim credit for the innovation of the new music.","qid":940547,"docid":"5300648","rank":49,"score":117577.0},{"content":"Alan Freed, also known as Moondog, is credited for coining the term \"rock 'n' roll\" in the early 1950s. However, the phrase had been used in blues songs for several decades as a euphemism for sex.","qid":940547,"docid":"8219050","rank":50,"score":117299.0},{"content":"The term \"rock 'n' roll\" as a style of popular music originated from the verbal phrase \"rock and roll,\" which had been used as a euphemism for sexual intercourse in Black English since the 1930s and appeared in dance music lyrics and song titles.","qid":940547,"docid":"5118370","rank":51,"score":117019.0},{"content":"From 1971 to 1975, Led Zeppelin opened their concerts with the song \"Rock and Roll,\" which was initially referred to as \"It's Been A Long Time\" by singer Robert Plant during performances.","qid":940547,"docid":"5072878","rank":52,"score":116871.0},{"content":"Rock and roll is a type of rock music that emerged in the 1950s and 1960s, derived from various American genres including country, folk, gospel, work songs, blues, and jazz. Originating from rhythm and blues performed by African-Americans, it initially gained popularity within this community. However, in the late 1950s and 1960s, its fan base expanded both in the US and Europe.","qid":940547,"docid":"5118378","rank":53,"score":116543.0},{"content":"The term \"rock and roll\" was first used in a Hal Roach film in 1932 and became a pop hit for the Boswell Sisters in 1934, describing the motion of a ship at sea. The phrase later influenced the name of the music genre known as rock, which emerged in the mid-1960s. \"Rocking and rolling\" originally referred to the movement of a ship but was also used to describe spiritual fervor","qid":940547,"docid":"5831706","rank":54,"score":116474.0},{"content":"Alan Freed, an American disc jockey known as Moondog, is credited with promoting and popularizing the genre of music called rock and roll by mixing blues, country, and rhythm and blues on the radio.","qid":940547,"docid":"8219055","rank":55,"score":116337.0},{"content":"Chuck Berry's 1957 hit single \"Rock and Roll Music\" is a popular and enduring composition by the rock and roll icon. It has been frequently covered.","qid":940547,"docid":"3822461","rank":56,"score":116096.0},{"content":"The term \"rock and roll\" originally referred to a specific genre of American popular music that emerged in the 1950s, which later evolved into the broader international style of \"rock music\" by the mid-1960s. (Greg Kot)","qid":940547,"docid":"61062","rank":57,"score":115677.0},{"content":"Memphis Recording Service gained the title of Rock and Roll's birthplace in 1951 with the recording of Rocket 88 by Jackie Brenston and Ike Turner, marking the origin of this genre with its distinctive heavy backbeat.","qid":940547,"docid":"2814756","rank":58,"score":115576.0},{"content":"The term \"rock and roll\" originated as a euphemism for sexual intercourse in blues music. It first appeared on a record in 1922, specifically in Trixie Smith's \"My Daddy Rock Me (With One Steady Roll)\". This recording influenced the creation of further blues songs using this phrase.","qid":940547,"docid":"8219246","rank":59,"score":115547.0},{"content":"Rock and roll, a genre of music originating in the American South in the 1950s, spread globally and evolved into various rock sub-genres. This list presents the top ten all-time rock bands, encompassing rock and roll, hard rock, southern rock, metal, punk, and other derivatives from 50's rock and roll.","qid":940547,"docid":"870279","rank":60,"score":115515.0},{"content":"The term \"Rock 'n Roll\" originated from the post-war era, associated with aircraft engines and music, but was also used as a euphemism for sex in blues songs since the 1950s. Alan Freed is credited for popularizing the term.","qid":940547,"docid":"7280584","rank":61,"score":115468.0},{"content":"In the late 1950s, artists like Duane Eddy, Link Wray, and the Ventures pioneered instrumental rock 'n' roll. Young guitarists in Southern California during the early 1960s were drawn to this genre and added their unique oceanic twist to it.","qid":940547,"docid":"4974066","rank":62,"score":115207.0},{"content":"The term \"Rock 'n Roll\" originated from the post-war era, influenced by aircraft engines and music, with Alan Freed being widely recognized for popularizing the term in the early 1950s. However, the term had been used in blues songs as a sexual euphemism for several decades prior.","qid":940547,"docid":"8219052","rank":63,"score":115085.0},{"content":"Latrobe Brewing introduced Rolling Rock beer in 1939, with a significant fanbase in the eastern US. The seven-ounce pony bottles are commonly used at summer cookouts and picnics.","qid":940547,"docid":"4062699","rank":64,"score":115013.0},{"content":"A call from Harris delivered disappointing news to the family of the 1950s DJ who coined the term \"rock and roll\" and organized the first rock 'n' roll concert, the Moondog Coronation Ball, at Cleveland Arena in 1952.","qid":940547,"docid":"8219040","rank":65,"score":114948.0},{"content":"Bill Haley's \"The History of Rock and Roll\" (1978), Hour 2: Rock is depicted as a deception of those oppressed by capitalism rather than an achievement of freedom within the system.","qid":940547,"docid":"7855420","rank":66,"score":114924.0},{"content":"Alan Freed, a Cleveland disc jockey, is known for coining the term \"rock and roll.\" He hosted several early rock concerts, including the 1955 Easter Jubilee. The foundation of rock and roll music can be traced back to African American blues and gospel genres.","qid":940547,"docid":"7855425","rank":67,"score":114602.0},{"content":"The Rolling Stones, labeled as a rock 'n' roll band, experimented with various genres including pop, folk, reggae, and disco by the mid '70s.","qid":940547,"docid":"6714715","rank":68,"score":114433.0},{"content":"The song \"I Love Rock 'n Roll\" was originally written and recorded by Alan Merrill and Jake Hooker of The Arrows in 1975. A more well-known version was later recorded by Joan Jett & the Blackhearts in 1981.","qid":940547,"docid":"3822467","rank":69,"score":114127.0},{"content":"In the late 1960s, the Rolling Stones claimed the title of the World's Greatest Rock & Roll Band, having already established a strong reputation.","qid":940547,"docid":"8747004","rank":70,"score":113913.0},{"content":"Alan Freed, a Cleveland disc jockey, is known for coining the term \"rock and roll\" and hosting early rock concerts, such as the 1955 Easter Jubilee. The foundation of rock and roll came from African American blues and gospel music, which gained popularity among suburban teens due to the Great Migration.","qid":940547,"docid":"3706458","rank":71,"score":113686.0},{"content":"Rolling Stone Magazine identified Presley's recording as the first rock and roll song despite Big Joe Turner's \"Shake, Rattle & Roll\" being atop R&B charts at the time. However, other recordings like \"Rocket 88\" by Ike Turner and his band, credited to Jackie Brenston in 1951, are also contenders for the first rock and roll record.","qid":940547,"docid":"6298951","rank":72,"score":113526.0},{"content":"Rock and roll music evolved from the fusion of rhythm and blues and country western genres in the 1940s. Its distinctive beat originated from a rhythm and blues boogie beat with an added accented backbeat. Over time, the instruments used in creating rock and roll music have changed as the genre split into various types.","qid":940547,"docid":"7259153","rank":73,"score":113470.0},{"content":"Rolling Rock beer was brewed at the Latrobe Brewing Company in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, from 1939 to July 26, 2006.","qid":940547,"docid":"4242485","rank":74,"score":113389.0},{"content":"During the late 1940s and early 1950s, rockabilly and rock n roll developed in parallel. However, rock n roll achieved commercial success, leading to rockabilly becoming a cult fashion trend.","qid":940547,"docid":"1383750","rank":75,"score":113347.0},{"content":"Rock and roll is a type of rock music that emerged in the 1950s and 1960s, incorporating elements of various American genres including country, folk, gospel, work songs, blues, and jazz.","qid":940547,"docid":"4665000","rank":76,"score":113301.0},{"content":"The Rolling Stones, founded in 1961, are a renowned British rock music band recognized as one of the greatest in rock and roll history. They significantly contributed to the British Invasion of rock bands in the 1960s.","qid":940547,"docid":"8667178","rank":77,"score":113281.0},{"content":"Rock and roll is a type of American popular music that originated in the late 1940s and early 1950s.","qid":940547,"docid":"8219248","rank":78,"score":113275.0},{"content":"In the late 1920s, radio's rise as a major entertainment medium and its significant impact on American culture coincided with the evolution of musical styles leading to the creation of rock 'n' roll.","qid":940547,"docid":"5270010","rank":79,"score":113167.0},{"content":"Rolling Rock is a 4.4% abv American lager introduced by Latrobe Brewing Company in 1939. Originally a local beer in Western Pennsylvania, it gained national recognition through aggressive marketing.","qid":940547,"docid":"2425540","rank":80,"score":113150.0},{"content":"Rock and roll's early origins can be traced back to rhythm and blues (previously known as race music) and country music during the 1940s and 1950s. Notable influences included jazz, blues, gospel, country, and folk music.","qid":940547,"docid":"3167333","rank":81,"score":113127.0},{"content":"Rock and roll's early origins can be traced back to rhythm and blues (later known as race music) and country music during the 1940s and 1950s. Notable influences included jazz, blues, gospel, country, and folk music.","qid":940547,"docid":"5118372","rank":82,"score":113127.0},{"content":"Scotty Moore played a significant role in the creation of rock'n'roll during a historic session at Sun Studio in 1954, working with Elvis Presley on the hit \"That's All Right.\" Moore continued to collaborate with Elvis until the 1968 Comeback show. Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones was inspired by Heartbreak Hotel, recorded during Elvis' 1960 sessions, with Scotty's contributions.","qid":940547,"docid":"4864599","rank":83,"score":113075.0},{"content":"Alan Freed was a key figure in the popularization of rock and roll during the 1950s. He was the first disc jockey and concert producer of the genre, and is credited with coining the term \"rock and roll\" in 1951 to distinguish it from R&B and race music. Freed promoted the original R&B recordings instead of white cover versions, helping to pave the way for white acceptance of black music.","qid":940547,"docid":"8219044","rank":84,"score":112986.0},{"content":"Rock and roll, originating in the late 1940s and early 1950s in the US, is the foundation of rock music. Roots rock emerged later as a response to the psychedelic scene, focusing on more traditional sounds.","qid":940547,"docid":"5270019","rank":85,"score":112941.0},{"content":"Rock and roll music, also known as rock 'n' roll or rock & roll, is a genre that emerged in America during the 1950s. Its creation was a result of the convergence of various musical styles, including rhythm and blues, pop, and country. No single person invented rock and roll; instead, it was the product of many artists blending their sounds. The genre is characterized by its exotic, thrilling, and spontaneous nature, often associated with rebellion","qid":940547,"docid":"8219244","rank":86,"score":112863.0},{"content":"The article in Variety Magazine from January 22, 1958 announces the end of rock n' roll on St. Louis radio station KWK.","qid":940547,"docid":"4665003","rank":87,"score":112824.0},{"content":"In 1959, American culture underwent significant changes as rock and roll emerged and paved the way for the Sexual Revolution, leading to numerous cultural upheavals.","qid":940547,"docid":"4505955","rank":88,"score":112638.0},{"content":"On October 15, 1971, Richard Nader organized a Rock 'n Roll Revival concert at Madison Square Garden in New York City featuring early rock icons Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, and Bobby Rydell.","qid":940547,"docid":"2522939","rank":89,"score":112588.0},{"content":"The Rolling Stones claimed the title of the World's Greatest Rock & Roll Band in the 1960s, a title that was widely accepted. Over 40 years later, their music remains current.","qid":940547,"docid":"4190909","rank":90,"score":112563.0},{"content":"The Rocky Horror musical, which marked its 40th anniversary in 2013, premiered at London's Royal Court Theatre. O'Brien, who initially portrayed Riff Raff, later collaborated with director Jim Sharman to create the 1975 film adaptation, The Rocky Horror Picture Show.","qid":940547,"docid":"2752247","rank":91,"score":112506.0},{"content":"Rock music is a genre that emerged from rock and roll in the US during the 1950s, evolving into various styles in the 1960s, predominantly in the US and UK.","qid":940547,"docid":"4566517","rank":92,"score":112470.0},{"content":"The song \"I Love Rock 'n Roll\" was written by Alan Merrill and Jake Hooker of The Arrows in 1975 and was first recorded by them. The song gained greater popularity when Joan Jett & the Blackhearts released their version in 1981. Jett had seen The Arrows perform the song on their television series in 1976 while touring England with The Runaways.","qid":940547,"docid":"7935661","rank":93,"score":112413.0},{"content":"The reign of the Stratocaster as Fender's top-line professional guitar ended in 1958 with the introduction of the Jazzmaster, marking a significant shift in the rock 'n' roll scene.","qid":940547,"docid":"4974071","rank":94,"score":112412.0},{"content":"The genre of rock and roll was not named until the 1950s, despite early influences from blues music in the 1920s and country music in the 1930s.","qid":940547,"docid":"61070","rank":95,"score":112375.0},{"content":"Bill Haley's \"Rock Around the Clock\" is considered the first commercially successful rock and roll record, released in 1955 alongside other pioneering records in the genre.","qid":940547,"docid":"4489266","rank":96,"score":112322.0},{"content":"Sixty years ago, in March, the movie 'Rock Around The Clock' was released, featuring Bill Haley and His Comets, Alan Freed, The Platters, and Freddie Bell & The Bellboys. The film significantly contributed to the popularity of rock 'n' roll music on a global scale.","qid":940547,"docid":"3314511","rank":97,"score":112050.0},{"content":"On January 23, 1986, the first class of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, consisting of James Brown, Elvis Presley, Ray Charles, Sam Cooke, Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Fats Domino, Jerry Lee Lewis, Buddy Holly, and The Everly Brothers, was inducted at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City.","qid":940547,"docid":"4511973","rank":98,"score":112046.0},{"content":"Rock music, originating from rock and roll in the US in the 1950s, evolved into various styles in the 1960s, mainly in the UK and US. Subcultures like the Teddy Boys and Rockers in the UK and US adopted different rock subgenres as part of their identity, revolving around US rock and roll.","qid":940547,"docid":"3624263","rank":99,"score":111659.0},{"content":"The origins of rock and roll are uncertain with no clear inventor or first song identified, leading to ongoing debates.","qid":940547,"docid":"7282177","rank":100,"score":111452.0}]}
{"query":"dog day afternoon meaning","hits":[{"content":"The star Sirius is the brightest in the night sky during summer months in the northern hemisphere. The term \"dog days of summer\" refers to hot summer afternoons.","qid":174463,"docid":"8304456","rank":1,"score":122350.0},{"content":"\"1975's Dog Day Afternoon is a crime drama film directed by Sidney Lumet, written by Frank Pierson, and produced by Martin Bregman and Martin Elfand. The movie features Al Pacino, John Cazale, Charles Durning, Chris Sarandon, Penelope Allen, James Broderick, Lance Henriksen, and Carol Kane in leading roles.\"","qid":174463,"docid":"7089624","rank":2,"score":117742.0},{"content":"\"1975's Dog Day Afternoon is a crime drama film directed by Sidney Lumet, written by Frank Pierson, and produced by Martin Bregman and Martin Elfand. The movie features Al Pacino, John Cazale, Charles Durning, Chris Sarandon, Penelope Allen, James Broderick, Lance Henriksen, and Carol Kane in leading roles.\"","qid":174463,"docid":"8304457","rank":3,"score":117441.0},{"content":"The passage defines \"dog days\" as a period between early July and early September characterized by hot and sultry weather, or a hot and sluggish day. Additionally, \"dog days\" can refer to a period following a major upheaval marked by dullness and lack of progress.","qid":174463,"docid":"470712","rank":4,"score":110363.0},{"content":"The film \"Dog Day Afternoon\" received multiple award nominations, including from the Academy Awards and Golden Globes, and won an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. In 2009, the Library of Congress recognized the film as culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant and added it to the National Film Registry for preservation.","qid":174463,"docid":"8304451","rank":5,"score":110014.0},{"content":"The passage defines \"dog days\" as a period between early July and early September when hot and sultry weather is typical, or a hot and sultry day itself. Additionally, \"dog days\" can refer to a period of dullness and lack of progress following a major upheaval.","qid":174463,"docid":"470708","rank":6,"score":109157.0},{"content":"The dog days refer to the period from early July to early September in the northern hemisphere when the hot and sultry weather of summer is typically experienced.","qid":174463,"docid":"1835377","rank":7,"score":107319.0},{"content":"The \"dog days\" refer to the hot and sultry weather period in the northern hemisphere between early July and early September. It can also denote a stagnant or inactive time.","qid":174463,"docid":"1835370","rank":8,"score":106881.0},{"content":"The dog days refer to the hottest and most uncomfortable period in Northern summer. This term also applies to promotions in American baseball ballparks to increase ticket sales during mid-afternoon games.","qid":174463,"docid":"5688367","rank":9,"score":105932.0},{"content":"The article discusses the meaning of the term \"dog days,\" which refers to the hot and sultry days of summer, originally in the Mediterranean region, but also used in other areas, particularly in the Northern Hemisphere.","qid":174463,"docid":"1567958","rank":10,"score":103413.0},{"content":"The passage describes a \"dog day afternoon\" as a hot and humid day when both dogs and people have little energy and spend most of their time resting.","qid":174463,"docid":"8304458","rank":11,"score":103375.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days\" refers to the sultry part of summer, typically from July 3 to August 11, when Sirius, the Dog Star, rises alongside the sun. This period is now commonly associated with lethargy, inactivity, or indolence.","qid":174463,"docid":"6094016","rank":12,"score":103191.0},{"content":"The \"dog days\" refer to the sultry part of summer when Sirius, the Dog Star, rises at the same time as the sun, typically from July 3 to August 11.","qid":174463,"docid":"2533624","rank":13,"score":103186.0},{"content":"The \"dog days\" refer to the hottest and most sultry period of summer in ancient Rome, lasting from July 24 to August 24, or alternatively, July 23 to August 23. This tradition is still upheld in many European cultures.","qid":174463,"docid":"8770949","rank":14,"score":103072.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days\" refers to the hot summer period in ancient times, determined by the heliacal rising of the star Sirius, also known as the Dog Star. This period is also characterized by inactivity.","qid":174463,"docid":"5303496","rank":15,"score":102033.0},{"content":"The passage discusses seven intriguing facts about the real events behind the movie \"Dog Day Afternoon.\" These include John Wojtowicz's past experiences in the military and his sexuality, the close relationship between the robbers and the hostages, Marlon Brando's involvement, the multiple banks they attempted to rob, a journalist's successful story, Wojtowicz's prison screening of the film, and the unfortunate ending to Wojt","qid":174463,"docid":"7089629","rank":16,"score":101825.0},{"content":"The \"dog days\" refer to the sultry part of summer when Sirius, the Dog Star, rises at the same time as the sun, typically from July 3 to August 11.","qid":174463,"docid":"2533622","rank":17,"score":100665.0},{"content":"A documentary tells the story of John Wojtowicz, whose bank robbery in Brooklyn aimed to fund his male lover's gender reassignment surgery, inspiring the film \"Dog Day Afternoon\" (1975).","qid":174463,"docid":"1479952","rank":18,"score":100393.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days\" refers to the 40-day period from July 3 to August 11, which is considered the hottest time of the year. This period coincides with the heliacal rising of the Dog Star, Sirius, at sunrise. (The Old Farmer's Almanac)","qid":174463,"docid":"4710618","rank":19,"score":99603.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days\" refers to the 40-day period from July 3 to August 11, which is considered the hottest time of the year. This period coincides with the heliacal rising of the Dog Star, Sirius, at sunrise.","qid":174463,"docid":"1024764","rank":20,"score":99306.0},{"content":"The passage refers to the term \"dog days,\" which is the sultry part of summer when Sirius, the Dog Star, rises alongside the sun. This period is characterized by lethargy, inactivity, or indolence.","qid":174463,"docid":"5303495","rank":21,"score":99119.0},{"content":"The \"dog days\" refer to the sultry part of summer, typically from July 3 to August 11, when Sirius, the Dog Star, rises alongside the sun. This period is characterized by lethargy, inactivity, or indolence.","qid":174463,"docid":"2533626","rank":22,"score":98798.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days\" refers to the hottest and most humid days of summer in the northern hemisphere, usually experienced in July and August. In contrast, in the southern hemisphere, the dog days are associated with January and February during their summer season.","qid":174463,"docid":"8770952","rank":23,"score":98282.0},{"content":"The term \"Dog Days\" refers to the hottest days of August when the sun is located in the constellation of Canis Major, which includes the brightest star of the summer sky, Sirius. This astronomical occurrence happens during the first two weeks of August.","qid":174463,"docid":"470707","rank":24,"score":98200.0},{"content":"The constellation Canis Major was believed to represent a dog chasing Lepus, the hare, by the ancient Greeks. Sirius, the brightest star in this constellation, was considered the dog's nose and was known as the \"dog star.\" The term \"dog days\" originally referred to the period when Sirius rose just before the sun, around late July, and not to hot, lazy summer days as commonly thought.","qid":174463,"docid":"1835375","rank":25,"score":97956.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days\" originally had no connection to dogs or lazy summer days; it was merely a reference to the hottest days of summer.","qid":174463,"docid":"6094017","rank":26,"score":97753.0},{"content":"The term \"Dog Days\" refers to the hottest part of summer, typically from July 3 to August 11. This designation originated from ancient cultures near the Mediterranean, who associated this period with the conjunction of Sirius, or the \"dog star,\" and the sun.","qid":174463,"docid":"1788354","rank":27,"score":97310.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the concept of \"dog days\" in late July, specifically referring to the hot and sultry conditions during this time. Historically, this period was associated with Sirius, a star believed to cause heat, drought, thunderstorms, lethargy, fever, aggressive dogs, and bad luck in Greek and Roman astrology.","qid":174463,"docid":"470710","rank":28,"score":95830.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days\" originally had no connection to dogs or lazy summer days, contrary to popular belief.","qid":174463,"docid":"6718987","rank":29,"score":95743.0},{"content":"The \"dog days of summer\" refer to the hottest and most humid part of the summer season, typically lasting from early July to early September in the northern hemisphere.","qid":174463,"docid":"1788362","rank":30,"score":95597.0},{"content":"The Dog Days of Summer refer to the hottest part of the year, typically from July 3 to Aug. 11. This term originated from ancient cultures near the Mediterranean, who associated this period with the conjunction of Sirius (the dog star) and the sun.","qid":174463,"docid":"1013078","rank":31,"score":95502.0},{"content":"The \"dog days\" refer to the hot and inactive period between early July and early September. This time frame is also known as \"canicular days\" or \"canicule.\" It is a specific period of time. Additionally, there is Picasso's \"blue period,\" which is a distinct time frame in his artistic career.","qid":174463,"docid":"470711","rank":32,"score":95329.0},{"content":"The constellation Canis Major was believed by ancient Greeks to represent a dog pursuing a hare, with Sirius being the dog's nose, or the \"dog star.\" The term \"dog days\" did not originally refer to hot, lazy summer days or dogs, but rather specific star alignments.","qid":174463,"docid":"1854166","rank":33,"score":95194.0},{"content":"The \"dog days of summer\" refer to the hottest and most humid part of the summer season, typically lasting from early July to early September in the northern hemisphere.","qid":174463,"docid":"1854167","rank":34,"score":95182.0},{"content":"A 1972 Brooklyn bank robbery, aimed at funding a sex-change operation, resulted in a lengthy standoff. Three years later, Sidney Lumet adapted this unusual story into the crime film \"Dog Day Afternoon,\" showcasing one of Al Pacino's finest performances.","qid":174463,"docid":"7089632","rank":35,"score":95075.0},{"content":"The Dog Days refer to the sultry part of summer, typically from July 3 to August 11, when Sirius, the Dog Star, rises alongside the sun. This period is often characterized by lethargy, inactivity, or indolence.","qid":174463,"docid":"6083369","rank":36,"score":94932.0},{"content":"The dog days of summer refer to the hottest period of the season when a star, known as the dog star, is believed to be visible. During this time, some streams may dry up completely.","qid":174463,"docid":"470713","rank":37,"score":94662.0},{"content":"On August 27, 2014, the US celebrated National Dog Day, while in Yulin, China, a dog-eating festival takes place annually in June, estimated to result in the deaths of approximately 10,000 dogs for consumption alongside lychees and grain alcohol.","qid":174463,"docid":"3788063","rank":38,"score":94399.0},{"content":"The \"dog days of summer\" refer to the hottest and most humid part of the summer season, typically lasting from early July to early September in the northern hemisphere. This term, defined by Webster, describes the sultry weather during this period.","qid":174463,"docid":"4452290","rank":39,"score":94107.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the concept of \"dog days\" in the context of hot and uncomfortable summer days in the Northern Hemisphere, historically linked to the heliacal rising of the star Sirius and associated with heat, drought, and various negative phenomena.","qid":174463,"docid":"8454980","rank":40,"score":94076.0},{"content":"The dog days, which are the warmest part of summer, occur between July 3 and August 11. Contrary to popular belief, the heat is not caused by the influence of a distant star, but rather by the Earth's tilt.","qid":174463,"docid":"1854169","rank":41,"score":94012.0},{"content":"National Dog Day is being celebrated by thesocialheir.com on August 26 with three events in Chicago. The first is at the Chicago Athletic Association Hotel on August 25 from 5 to 10 PM, where people can bring their dogs, enjoy drinks, and take pictures. The second event is at the new West Elm location in Chicago. Details for the second event are not specified in the passage.","qid":174463,"docid":"8102980","rank":42,"score":93939.0},{"content":"The United States observed National Dog Day on Tuesday, while in Yulin, China, a dog-eating festival takes place every June during the summer solstice.","qid":174463,"docid":"3788058","rank":43,"score":93683.0},{"content":"The dog days of ancient Greece, an astrological term referring to the hottest part of summer, will not align with today's summer in the future. In fact, in 26,000 years, the dog days will have moved entirely around the sky.","qid":174463,"docid":"1854164","rank":44,"score":93653.0},{"content":"The \"dog days\" refer to the hottest part of summer, around July 3 to Aug. 11. This term originated from ancient observers near the Mediterranean, who associated it with the alignment of two celestial bodies, known as a conjunction, around this time.","qid":174463,"docid":"1835371","rank":45,"score":93286.0},{"content":"August 26 is recognized as Dog Appreciation Day, a day to express gratitude towards dogs as beloved companions. Images often depict happy children affectionately hugging their dogs and rewarding them with treats.","qid":174463,"docid":"5084515","rank":46,"score":92998.0},{"content":"The afternoon is the time period between noon and evening or sunset, which is approximately 6:00 PM. However, the term can also refer to events happening after noon. The exact end of afternoon varies between sunset and midnight.","qid":174463,"docid":"8645014","rank":47,"score":92566.0},{"content":"The passage explains that the position of the \"dog days\" in the sky shifts about one degree every 50 years. This means that the concept of \"dog days\" in ancient Greece is not the same as today, and in the future, it will no longer occur during the summer. The cycle will continue, and in 26,000 years, the dog days will have moved completely around the sky.","qid":174463,"docid":"6718985","rank":48,"score":92313.0},{"content":"Dog Day is a celebration honoring the bond between humans and dogs. It's a time to acknowledge the love and value dogs bring to our lives and to help homeless and abused dogs.","qid":174463,"docid":"2533619","rank":49,"score":92034.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days\" in ancient astronomy does not refer to the current hot summer period. Instead, it will shift around the sky every 26,000 years and may not even occur during summer in the future.","qid":174463,"docid":"6717195","rank":50,"score":91933.0},{"content":"The Dog Days of Summer refer to the hottest period in the northern hemisphere, from early July to early September. During this time, enjoy grilled meats, ice cream, and unique outdoor gifts before summer ends.","qid":174463,"docid":"1788358","rank":51,"score":91919.0},{"content":"August 3 is recognized as Watermelon Day, a holiday dedicated to celebrating the beloved summer fruit. Savor the remaining days of summer by indulging in refreshing and delicious watermelon.","qid":174463,"docid":"2243286","rank":52,"score":91478.0},{"content":"\"Dog Days\" is a 2011 Japanese fantasy anime series created by Masaki Tsuzuki, known for \"Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha,\" produced by Seven Arcs and Aniplex, and directed by Keizo Kusakawa.","qid":174463,"docid":"1973702","rank":53,"score":91472.0},{"content":"The Romans linked the brightest star in the constellation Canis Major, Sirius, to the hot weather and named the period as Dog Days. The exact timing of Dog Days differs by region, with Kansas experiencing it from mid-July to early September.","qid":174463,"docid":"1788355","rank":54,"score":91435.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days\" refers to the position of the dog star, Sirius, in the heavens around late July when it rises before the sun.","qid":174463,"docid":"6094019","rank":55,"score":91180.0},{"content":"August 26th is celebrated as Dog Day to honor the bond between humans and their canine companions.","qid":174463,"docid":"2533617","rank":56,"score":91151.0},{"content":"The ancient Romans identified the dog days of summer as a period from around July 24 to August 24. However, due to the shift of constellations, The Old Farmer's Almanac currently lists this period as July 3 to August 11.","qid":174463,"docid":"4710617","rank":57,"score":91061.0},{"content":"The \"dog days\" refer to the hottest part of summer, approximately from July 3 to Aug. 11. In astronomy, this term comes from the alignment of the sun and the star Sirius, also known as the \"dog star.\"","qid":174463,"docid":"1835369","rank":58,"score":91052.0},{"content":"Dog Day is celebrated to honor the bond between humans and dogs. It's a time to appreciate the love and value dogs bring to our lives and help homeless and abused dogs.","qid":174463,"docid":"2533625","rank":59,"score":90616.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days\" derives from ancient practices of interpreting constellations by connecting stars' dots, resulting in culture-specific images.","qid":174463,"docid":"1024758","rank":60,"score":90267.0},{"content":"The passage describes the Roman belief that the hot and sultry weather during summer is influenced by Sirius, the dog star, and refers to this period as the \"dog days.\"","qid":174463,"docid":"1567960","rank":61,"score":90231.0},{"content":"The ancient Greeks named the hot, dry period from July to August as the \"Dog Days\" due to the rising of the Dog Star, Sirius, alongside the Sun during this time. Sirius, which is nearly as bright as the Sun, is highly noticeable during late summer.","qid":174463,"docid":"4452292","rank":62,"score":90044.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the term \"Dog Days of Summer\" and its connection to the month of August. It also mentions a 2001 Austrian film named \"Dog Days\" directed by Ulrich Seidl.","qid":174463,"docid":"5264565","rank":63,"score":89974.0},{"content":"The afternoon is the period between noon and evening when the sun is moving towards the horizon in the west. It makes up the second half of a typical work or school day.","qid":174463,"docid":"8645017","rank":64,"score":89924.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days\" refers to the sultry part of summer, typically from July 3 to August 11, when Sirius, the Dog Star, rises alongside the sun. This period is often characterized by lethargy, inactivity, or indolence.","qid":174463,"docid":"1024761","rank":65,"score":89861.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days of summer\" has an intriguing history. In ancient times, people without modern lighting or smog observed the night sky and drew constellations by connecting stars' dots.","qid":174463,"docid":"5688364","rank":66,"score":89454.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days of summer\" does not refer to summer or dogs, but is a phrase associated with country living.","qid":174463,"docid":"1024766","rank":67,"score":89388.0},{"content":"The Dog Star, Sirius, is named so because it is a part of the constellation Canis Major, which means the greater dog in Latin. The term \"dog days\" refers to the time period from July 3 to August 11 when Sirius aligns with the sun.","qid":174463,"docid":"1432591","rank":68,"score":89278.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days\" is derived from the brightest star in the night sky, Sirius, also known as the Dog Star, which is associated with the constellation of Orion, the hunter. Ancient civilizations named Sirius after Orion's hound.","qid":174463,"docid":"1973697","rank":69,"score":89263.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days\" in English, used since the 1500s, is a translation from the Latin term \"caniculares dies,\" which refers to this seasonal phenomenon and has its origin in the same term in Hellenistic Greek.","qid":174463,"docid":"1567955","rank":70,"score":89072.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days of summer\" is not related to dogs panting in the heat, but rather originates from ancient Greek and Roman astronomical observations. Historians explain that this phrase refers to the hottest days of summer, which coincide with the star Sirius, also known as the \"Dog Star,\" rising with the sun.","qid":174463,"docid":"1024759","rank":71,"score":89059.0},{"content":"The afternoon is the period between noon and evening when the sun is moving towards the horizon in the west. In daily life, it covers the latter part of the typical work and school day.","qid":174463,"docid":"3716941","rank":72,"score":88919.0},{"content":"The \"dog days\" of summer, which last from July 3 to August 11, are named after ancient astronomical observations, not due to the heat affecting dogs.","qid":174463,"docid":"5264567","rank":73,"score":88867.0},{"content":"The passage describes the definitions of morning, afternoon, and the difference between afternoon and the term \"afternoon\" or \"post meridiem\" (p.m.) in the context of time. Morning is when the sun rises and darkness turns to light, marking the start of a new day. Afternoon is the time between noon and evening. While the term \"afternoon\" is commonly used interchangeably with the period between noon and evening, it originally comes from the Latin term","qid":174463,"docid":"2911252","rank":74,"score":88637.0},{"content":"The filming of a scene was momentarily halted so the cast and crew could have a drink at a nearby bar before resuming work. This film is also shown on a theater marquee during the beginning of \"Dog Day Afternoon.\"","qid":174463,"docid":"7089625","rank":75,"score":88120.0},{"content":"The \"dog days of summer\" are not related to dogs seeking shade but instead originate from ancient astronomical observations. This term, which covers the period from July 3 to August 11, comes from the Greek and Roman belief that Sirius, the Dog Star, rose along with the sun during this time, resulting in hot and dry weather.","qid":174463,"docid":"5264564","rank":76,"score":87987.0},{"content":"The term \"AFTERNOON\" carries two meanings: 1) the time period between noon and evening, and 2) a conventional greeting or farewell expression. Its usage as a noun is not common.","qid":174463,"docid":"3716939","rank":77,"score":87945.0},{"content":"The afternoon is the period between noon and evening when the sun moves from its highest point in the sky towards the horizon in the west.","qid":174463,"docid":"1970971","rank":78,"score":87921.0},{"content":"Afternoon is the time of day ranging from noon to varying end points, including evening, sunset, or 4:00 or 6:00 pm. The definition can be subjective.","qid":174463,"docid":"7812730","rank":79,"score":87911.0},{"content":"The Farmer's Almanac designates the dog days as a 40-day period from July 3 to August 11. Due to Earth's axial tilt wobble, Sirius will eventually rise with the sun during the dog days of winter in the distant future.","qid":174463,"docid":"5264566","rank":80,"score":87819.0},{"content":"September 14 is observed as National Hug Your Hound Day, a holiday in its second year, aiming to promote awareness of dog-friendly urban spaces by encouraging pet owners to express affection towards their dogs.","qid":174463,"docid":"3350452","rank":81,"score":87732.0},{"content":"The afternoon is the period between noon and evening when the sun descends from its peak in the sky towards the horizon in the west. In human life, it covers roughly the second half of a typical work or school day.","qid":174463,"docid":"4665966","rank":82,"score":87729.0},{"content":"Sirius, known as the Dog Star, is a part of the constellation Canis Major, which means greater dog in Latin. The term \"dog days\" refers to the period from July 3 to August 11 when Sirius aligns with the sun.","qid":174463,"docid":"1432596","rank":83,"score":87647.0},{"content":"Five docudramas - \"Dog Day Afternoon,\" \"All the President's Men,\" \"The Battle of Algiers,\" \"A Man Escaped,\" and \"Apollo 13\" - are considered the best of all time on Flickchart.","qid":174463,"docid":"6867423","rank":84,"score":87561.0},{"content":"Sirius, also known as the Dog Star, is a part of the constellation Canis Major, which means greater dog in Latin. The term \"dog days\" refers to the period from July 3 to August 11 when Sirius aligns with the sun.","qid":174463,"docid":"1432595","rank":85,"score":87426.0},{"content":"The passage is about celebrating an unofficial holiday for dogs, also known as World Dog Day, National Dog Appreciation Day or International Dog Day. The suggestions for celebrating include adopting a dog and providing it with a loving home, or treating an existing dog with their favorite treats.","qid":174463,"docid":"5084514","rank":86,"score":87046.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days of summer\" is unrelated to dogs.","qid":174463,"docid":"8304452","rank":87,"score":86943.0},{"content":"Sirius, known as the Dog Star, is a part of the constellation Canis Major, which means greater dog in Latin. The term \"dog days\" refers to the period from July 3 to August 11 when Sirius aligns with the sun.","qid":174463,"docid":"5967945","rank":88,"score":86861.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days\" refers to the sultry part of summer, typically from July 3 to August 11, when Sirius, the Dog Star, rises alongside the sun. This period is often characterized by lethargy, inactivity, or indolence.","qid":174463,"docid":"6083368","rank":89,"score":86853.0},{"content":"Alliance Cincinnati is sponsoring the 23rd annual Dog Days of Summer Soccer Tournament in Cincinnati, Ohio. The term \"Dog Days\" originally referred to sailing around the equator where there was no breeze or clouds, and the sun baked relentlessly, making it as hot as a dog with its tongue out.","qid":174463,"docid":"5688363","rank":90,"score":86719.0},{"content":"Sidney Lumet's first film was \"12 Angry Men\" in 1957. He went on to make 22 more films, none of which involved improvisation according to his statement in the \"Dog Day Afternoon\" DVD commentary.","qid":174463,"docid":"7089630","rank":91,"score":86658.0},{"content":"Afternoon is the time of day ranging from noon to varying end points, which could be evening, sunset, or 4:00 or 6:00 pm.","qid":174463,"docid":"6304500","rank":92,"score":86653.0},{"content":"The passage mentions two albums, \"The Red and the Blue\" (2006) and \"Dog Day Afternoons\" (2006), by an unnamed performer. The following is a list of some of the songs from these albums: \"Just to See You Smile,\" \"Something Like That,\" \"All I Want,\" \"I Do But I Don't,\" \"For A Little While,\" \"Cowboy in Me,\" and \"Dru","qid":174463,"docid":"7898167","rank":93,"score":86625.0},{"content":"The passage describes August as the \"Dog Days of Summer,\" a time people look forward to. It mentions a weekend event, specifically Record Store Day 2017, which is a favorite among the authors.","qid":174463,"docid":"3825604","rank":94,"score":86595.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days of summer\" does not originate from lazy dogs but from ancient civilizations' practice of tracking seasons based on the star Sirius, which they called the \"Dog Star.\"","qid":174463,"docid":"1854170","rank":95,"score":86483.0},{"content":"Afternoon is the time period between noon and sunset. An hour-long walk before sunset is an illustration of an afternoon stroll.","qid":174463,"docid":"5538543","rank":96,"score":86206.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days of summer\" originated from ancient Roman observations of Sirius, the Dog Star, rising with the sun between July 3 and August 11. Jon Katz, author of Dog Days, discussed this with Andrea Seabrook and added that animals have a better ability to cope with the hot summer days than humans.","qid":174463,"docid":"1854163","rank":97,"score":86117.0},{"content":"The term \"dog days\" refers to the period between early July and early September when Sirius, the Dog Star, is visible during sunrise and sunset. The Romans called this phenomenon \"dies caniculares,\" which was translated to \"dog days\" in the 1500s. During this time, productivity may decrease and sales may drop dramatically.","qid":174463,"docid":"1567956","rank":98,"score":85895.0},{"content":"The passage describes the terms \"afternoon\" as the time between noon and evening, and \"daylight\" or \"daytime\" as the period after sunrise until sunset when it's light outside. An example is given of spending a quiet afternoon in the park and making repairs during daytime.","qid":174463,"docid":"4275746","rank":99,"score":85853.0},{"content":"Take Your Dog to Work Day was initiated in the UK in 1996 and in the US on June 24, 1999. Established by Pet Sitters International, this event promotes the companionship dogs provide and advocates for pet adoptions from local shelters, rescue groups, and humane societies.","qid":174463,"docid":"3829744","rank":100,"score":85749.0}]}
{"query":"average annual income data analyst","hits":[{"content":"The mining industry pays data analysts an average salary of $102,946 per year due to the industry's significant data inefficiencies, resulting in a potential loss of 22% of annual revenue for petroleum and natural gas producers, the highest among all industries.","qid":1132532,"docid":"7543160","rank":1,"score":119824.0},{"content":"The average Data Analyst salary is $57,261 yearly. Early career Data Analysts can expect salary growth for the first five to ten years, but further experience has minimal impact on pay. After a decade, most Data Analysts leave the profession for other jobs.","qid":1132532,"docid":"718132","rank":2,"score":118575.0},{"content":"A Data Analyst in the United States earns an average salary of $54,070 per year and typically has less than 20 years of experience. 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Factors significantly raising a Data Analyst's salary in Indianapolis are skills in Microsoft SQL Server, Statistical Analysis, Data Mining \/ Data Warehouse, and SQL. Typically, Data Analysts in this field change jobs after working for 20 years.","qid":1132532,"docid":"7941105","rank":43,"score":101222.0},{"content":"A senior data analyst earns a high salary, potentially commanding up to $64,507 per year based on data from 2015, with entry-level data analysts making between $35,000 and $45,000. The highest paying jobs for data analysts were located in San Francisco.","qid":1132532,"docid":"4110870","rank":44,"score":100685.0},{"content":"The average healthcare data analyst salary in Canada is around C$63,500 annually, with a range of C$59,000 to C$73,000. In the US, the salary ranges from $39,037 to $76,026.","qid":1132532,"docid":"6832795","rank":45,"score":100319.0},{"content":"A Research Analyst earns an average salary of Rs 330,913 per year. 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The data is based on 107,489 sources including employee information, user data, and job postings on Indeed within the past year.","qid":1132532,"docid":"986668","rank":69,"score":95098.0},{"content":"A Government Program Analyst earns an average salary of $62,236 per year. After around 20 years in this role, most individuals transition to new positions. Data Analysis is a valuable skill that can lead to higher pay for this profession.","qid":1132532,"docid":"4675181","rank":70,"score":95037.0},{"content":"The BLS reports that the states with the highest average annual salaries for financial analysts are New York ($110,450), Connecticut ($106,170), Oregon ($104,370), California ($101,040), and the District of Columbia ($95,340).","qid":1132532,"docid":"6322885","rank":71,"score":94794.0},{"content":"A Research Analyst earns an average salary of Rs 330,913 per year. Key skills that boost pay for this role are Financial Modeling, Data Modeling, Market Analysis, and SQL. 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These include whole-grain products like bran and oats, fatty fishes such as salmon, mackerel, and albacore tuna, foods rich in antioxidants like fruits and vegetables, and foods high in omega-3 fatty acids such as avocado, flax seeds, olive oil, and canola oil.","qid":555530,"docid":"7179791","rank":10,"score":121081.0},{"content":"The passage lists several types of foods that can help lower cholesterol levels. These include whole-grain products like bran and oats, fatty fishes such as salmon, mackerel, and albacore tuna, foods rich in antioxidants like fruits and vegetables, and foods high in omega-3 fatty acids such as avocado, flax seeds, olive oil, and canola oil.","qid":555530,"docid":"1536620","rank":11,"score":120938.0},{"content":"The passage encourages inactivity and unhealthy eating habit changes, suggesting exercise and better food choices for lowering cholesterol. 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These include whole-grain products like bran and oats, fatty fishes such as salmon, mackerel, and albacore tuna, foods rich in antioxidants like fruits and vegetables, and foods high in omega-3 fatty acids such as avocado, flax seeds, olive oil, and canola oil.","qid":555530,"docid":"7179784","rank":15,"score":120294.0},{"content":"According to Mayo Clinic, consuming foods like oatmeal, salmon, walnuts, almonds, and olive oil, as well as foods containing plant stanols or sterols, can help lower cholesterol levels.","qid":555530,"docid":"5846397","rank":16,"score":119383.0},{"content":"The passage suggests consuming beans and grains, such as barley and various types of beans (black, garbanzo, kidney, navy, pinto, both canned and dried), to increase fiber intake and help lower cholesterol levels. Reduced-sodium broths in chicken, beef, or vegetable flavors can be used for preparation.","qid":555530,"docid":"5090232","rank":17,"score":119143.0},{"content":"The passage discusses \"good\" fats found in foods like avocados, nuts, and certain oils (almonds, pecans, walnuts, olives, canola, olive, and peanut), which can help reduce cholesterol levels due to their monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fat content. However, it's important to consume these foods in moderation as they are still high in calories.","qid":555530,"docid":"7419503","rank":18,"score":118877.0},{"content":"HEART UK charity identifies soya foods and nuts as super foods lowering cholesterol levels: consume 15g soya daily (soya milk, desserts, meat alternatives, nuts, soya nuts, edamame beans, tofu) and a handful of nuts.","qid":555530,"docid":"4240158","rank":19,"score":118707.0},{"content":"The passage states that consuming soy proteins from foods like tofu and soy milk can moderately reduce LDL cholesterol by 5-6% (25 grams per day). The effect was previously believed to be more significant. Additionally, consuming fatty fish is mentioned but no specific cholesterol-lowering effect is given for it in the passage.","qid":555530,"docid":"480993","rank":20,"score":118627.0},{"content":"The passage recommends consuming foods rich in soluble fiber, including oatmeal, beans, peas, barley, apples, oranges, and carrots, to help reduce cholesterol levels. These foods can help lower bad cholesterol (LDL) while increasing good cholesterol (HDL).","qid":555530,"docid":"6938328","rank":21,"score":118163.0},{"content":"The passage discusses foods that help lower cholesterol levels. These foods are low in saturated fat, high in fiber, and have a low carbohydrate count. Examples of such foods are oats, fish, particularly those rich in omega-3 fatty acids like trout and salmon, and nuts such as walnuts and almonds.","qid":555530,"docid":"448525","rank":22,"score":118012.0},{"content":"The passage lists foods that can help lower cholesterol levels. These include whole and multi-grain products like bran and oats, fatty fishes such as salmon, mackerel, and albacore tuna, foods rich in antioxidants like fruits and vegetables, and foods high in omega-3 fatty acids such as avocado, flax seeds, olive oil, and canola oil.","qid":555530,"docid":"6078221","rank":23,"score":117665.0},{"content":"The passage suggests consuming beans and whole grains for their fiber content, which can help lower cholesterol. Specifically mentioned are canned reduced-sodium beans (such as black, garbanzo, kidney, navy, and pinto) and dried beans, along with reduced-sodium chicken, beef, or vegetable broth.","qid":555530,"docid":"5846399","rank":24,"score":117654.0},{"content":"The passage suggests consuming lean meats and chicken for Vitamin B6 and B12, and eating fish like salmon, swordfish, tuna, and trout for omega 3 fatty acids to lower cholesterol. It also recommends using canola and olive oils, as well as margarines made from these oils, in small quantities due to their unsaturated fats.","qid":555530,"docid":"6450951","rank":25,"score":117550.0},{"content":"The passage suggests choosing fruits for cholesterol-lowering snacks, specifically mentioning currants, grapes, strawberries, blackberries, raspberries (with seeds), citrus fruits, and apples due to their vitamin C, carotenoids, ellagic acid, folic acid, and soluble fiber content.","qid":555530,"docid":"6434719","rank":26,"score":117528.0},{"content":"The passage suggests consuming fish like salmon, swordfish, tuna, and trout due to their omega-3 fatty acids. It also recommends using canola and olive oils, as well as margarines made from these oils, in small quantities because of their unsaturated fats. The passage is about foods that help lower cholesterol naturally.","qid":555530,"docid":"6450954","rank":27,"score":117434.0},{"content":"Strawberries, according to Bannan, are beneficial for managing cholesterol due to their heart-healthy components like phytochemicals, vitamin C, folic acid, potassium, fiber, and phytosterols, which may prevent cholesterol absorption.","qid":555530,"docid":"5819259","rank":28,"score":117328.0},{"content":"Oatmeal and other high-fiber foods like kidney beans, apples, pears, barley, and prunes contain soluble fiber that helps lower bad cholesterol (LDL) by reducing its absorption in the bloodstream.","qid":555530,"docid":"474547","rank":29,"score":117249.0},{"content":"Consuming 25 grams of soy protein daily from foods like tofu and soy milk can moderately reduce LDL cholesterol by 5-6%.","qid":555530,"docid":"480995","rank":30,"score":117158.0},{"content":"The passage mentions that certain food groups can help reduce cholesterol levels. These groups include foods with plant sterol additives, high fiber foods such as bran, oatmeal, apples, and pears, fish, nuts, and olive oil.","qid":555530,"docid":"6449364","rank":31,"score":117079.0},{"content":"The passage recommends consuming fish, white poultry without skin, lean meats, soy beans and products, nuts, and whole grains for adequate protein sources and to help lower cholesterol. Specific foods mentioned for cholesterol reduction include fish, whole grains, oat bran, and oatmeal.","qid":555530,"docid":"1536621","rank":32,"score":116939.0},{"content":"The Mayo Clinic recommends oatmeal, fish, nuts, olive oil, and foods containing stanols (like orange juice and yogurt drinks) for lowering bad cholesterol levels. Monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats found in plant oils, fish, nuts, and avocados are beneficial for cholesterol health, contrary to saturated and trans fats which should be avoided.","qid":555530,"docid":"4238674","rank":33,"score":116884.0},{"content":"The passage suggests choosing fruits such as currants, grapes, strawberries, blackberries, raspberries (with seeds), citrus fruits, and apples as snack options to help lower cholesterol naturally. These fruits are rich in vitamin C, carotenoids, ellagic acid, folic acid, and soluble fiber.","qid":555530,"docid":"1754584","rank":34,"score":116694.0},{"content":"The passage recommends consuming more fiber-rich foods, specifically those high in soluble fiber, such as beans, oats, barley, fruits, and vegetables, to lower cholesterol levels.","qid":555530,"docid":"8801020","rank":35,"score":116643.0},{"content":"The passage suggests four types of foods to help lower cholesterol levels: 1) whole- and multi-grain products like bran and oats, 2) fatty fishes such as salmon, mackerel, and albacore tuna, 3) foods rich in antioxidants like fruits and vegetables, and 4) foods high in omega-3 fatty acids including avocado, flax seeds, olive oil","qid":555530,"docid":"7179789","rank":36,"score":116611.0},{"content":"The passage discusses green tea and avocados as good cholesterol foods due to their high antioxidant and polyphenol content in green tea, and unsaturated fats in avocados that help lower overall cholesterol and raise good cholesterol levels. The passage also mentions freshly squeezed orange juice as a top good cholesterol food due to its high antioxidant content, vitamin C, fiber, and","qid":555530,"docid":"4137964","rank":37,"score":116462.0},{"content":"The passage highlights the importance of consuming plant foods rich in soluble fiber for reducing total and LDL cholesterol levels. Some examples of such foods are beans, yams, oats, barley, and berries.","qid":555530,"docid":"474541","rank":38,"score":116363.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that specific foods, such as fat-free or low-fat yogurt, can help lower cholesterol levels. For optimal results, choose yogurt with live active cultures or plant stanols.","qid":555530,"docid":"3703992","rank":39,"score":116221.0},{"content":"Salmon and other omega-3 rich foods, such as tuna, mackerel, and trout, help lower cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of blood clotting.","qid":555530,"docid":"7154973","rank":40,"score":116166.0},{"content":"The passage identifies three categories of cholesterol-lowering foods. One of these categories is viscous fiber, which is a type of soluble fiber found in oats, barley, beans, okra, and eggplant.","qid":555530,"docid":"7038996","rank":41,"score":116014.0},{"content":"Eggs, contrary to popular belief, contain healthy Omega 3 fatty acids, vitamins, and nutrients in their yolks, making them good foods for lowering cholesterol levels. Other top cholesterol-lowering foods include freshly squeezed orange juice due to its high antioxidant content, vitamin C, fiber, and bioflavonoids.","qid":555530,"docid":"4137963","rank":42,"score":115887.0},{"content":"Nuts, particularly almonds, hazelnuts, pecans, and walnuts, are healthy choices for moderate consumption. They can help lower cholesterol and are rich in omega-3 fats, with walnuts being the best source for this nutrient.","qid":555530,"docid":"6242606","rank":43,"score":115822.0},{"content":"Oatmeal is rich in soluble fiber, which helps lower bad cholesterol (LDL) by reducing its absorption in the bloodstream. Foods like kidney beans, apples, pears, barley, prunes, and oatmeal contain soluble fiber. Consuming 5-10 grams or more of soluble fiber daily decreases total and LDL cholesterol. A serving of 1 1\/2","qid":555530,"docid":"721195","rank":44,"score":115791.0},{"content":"Oatmeal and other high-fiber foods like kidney beans, apples, pears, barley, and prunes contain soluble fiber, which helps reduce bad cholesterol (LDL) by decreasing its absorption in the bloodstream. Consuming 5-10 grams or more of soluble fiber daily can lower total and LDL cholesterol levels.","qid":555530,"docid":"2978166","rank":45,"score":115748.0},{"content":"Oatmeal contains soluble fiber that helps lower bad cholesterol (LDL) by reducing its absorption in the intestines. Foods rich in soluble fiber include oatmeal, kidney beans, apples, pears, psyllium, barley, and prunes.","qid":555530,"docid":"5252885","rank":46,"score":115515.0},{"content":"The passage lists foods beneficial for lowering cholesterol levels, including fish, whole grains, oat bran, oatmeal, blueberries, avocados, olives, olive oil, flaxseed oil, and yogurt with live active cultures. It's advised to avoid foods high in cholesterol, saturated fat, and trans fat, such as butter, fatty meats, and ice cream.","qid":555530,"docid":"1897718","rank":47,"score":115499.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that fish and shellfish, specifically prawns, are good sources of Omega 3 fatty acids which increase HDL counts and do not contribute to heart disease due to their incomplete absorption in the intestines. The top 10 good cholesterol foods include freshly squeezed orange juice for its high antioxidant content, vitamin C, fiber, and bioflavonoids.","qid":555530,"docid":"4137960","rank":48,"score":115330.0},{"content":"Oatmeal and other high-fiber foods, including oat bran, kidney beans, apples, pears, barley, and prunes, contain soluble fiber that helps reduce bad cholesterol (LDL) by decreasing its absorption in the bloodstream. Consuming 5-10 grams or more of soluble fiber daily lowers total and LDL cholesterol levels. One and a half cups of cooked oat","qid":555530,"docid":"5148311","rank":49,"score":115189.0},{"content":"Oatmeal and other high-fiber foods like kidney beans, apples, pears, barley, and prunes contain soluble fiber that helps lower bad cholesterol (LDL).","qid":555530,"docid":"924470","rank":50,"score":115147.0},{"content":"The passage discusses eight cholesterol-lowering foods mentioned by Maureen Callahan, an MS, RD. These foods are oats and walnuts, which help reduce unhealthy cholesterol levels.","qid":555530,"docid":"5753585","rank":51,"score":114955.0},{"content":"The passage discusses eight everyday foods that help reduce unhealthy cholesterol levels: oats and walnuts.","qid":555530,"docid":"6221470","rank":52,"score":114931.0},{"content":"The passage lists various high cholesterol foods such as eggs, liver, fish, fast foods, butter, shellfish, shrimp, bacon, sausages, red meat, cheese, and pastries. The current recommended daily value for cholesterol intake is 300mg. The passage also mentions an extended list of cholesterol-rich foods and provides information on how to lower cholesterol. The first high cholesterol","qid":555530,"docid":"561169","rank":53,"score":114922.0},{"content":"A vegan diet, which consists of plant foods like grains, beans, vegetables, and fruits, is the most effective way to reduce cholesterol intake and heart disease risk as it is free of animal products and cholesterol.","qid":555530,"docid":"7223207","rank":54,"score":114900.0},{"content":"Soy consumption, including tofu and soy milk, can moderately reduce LDL cholesterol by 5-6% through 25 grams of soy protein daily. Foods like fatty fish, oats, oat bran, barley, and beans, rich in soluble fiber, help lower heart disease risk. Beans also keep you full for longer due to their digestion time.","qid":555530,"docid":"2906192","rank":55,"score":114820.0},{"content":"A high-fiber diet, including foods like oatmeal, oatbran, and Cheerios, is effective in reducing cholesterol levels. Oatmeal and oatbran have been proven to lower cholesterol, and recent studies suggest that adding cinnamon may enhance this effect.","qid":555530,"docid":"474544","rank":56,"score":114809.0},{"content":"Oatmeal and certain other high-fiber foods, including kidney beans, apples, pears, barley, prunes, and cooked oatmeal with added fruit, contain soluble fiber that helps lower bad cholesterol (LDL) by reducing its absorption in the bloodstream. Consuming 5-10 grams or more of soluble fiber daily decreases total and LDL cholesterol levels. One and a half cups","qid":555530,"docid":"448526","rank":57,"score":114699.0},{"content":"The passage suggests avoiding foods that increase cholesterol levels and replacing them with healthier options. A recommended diet for lowering cholesterol includes fruits, vegetables, whole grains, low-fat dairy, skinless poultry, seafood, nuts, seeds, and legumes.","qid":555530,"docid":"7606337","rank":58,"score":114662.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that consuming certain functional foods can help lower cholesterol levels effectively. These foods include fatty fish, walnuts, oatmeal, oat bran, and foods fortified with plant sterols or stanols. Research indicates that a diet comprised of these \"superfoods\" may be as effective as some cholesterol-lowering medications in reducing bad LDL cholesterol levels.","qid":555530,"docid":"2217431","rank":59,"score":114529.0},{"content":"Flaxseed is identified as a top food for reducing triglycerides, while egg whites, free of cholesterol, can be consumed frequently, contrasting with a typical egg containing 215mg of cholesterol with yolk.","qid":555530,"docid":"3559168","rank":60,"score":114271.0},{"content":"The passage discusses five foods that naturally help lower cholesterol levels and improve heart health. The first food mentioned is roasted almonds with the skin, which contains 9 grams of monounsaturated fat per serving, aiding in reducing bad cholesterol and increasing good cholesterol.","qid":555530,"docid":"7349580","rank":61,"score":114259.0},{"content":"The passage emphasizes the importance of a balanced, healthy diet for lowering cholesterol levels, including vegetables, fruits, whole grains, beans, low-fat dairy, lean protein, and unsaturated fats. Nuts are mentioned as a surprising source of unsaturated fats.","qid":555530,"docid":"8398334","rank":62,"score":114089.0},{"content":"Bran, specifically oat bran, is shown to reduce LDL cholesterol levels. Consuming bran in hot cereals and bread, or having whole oatmeal daily and switching to whole grains like brown rice, can help increase bran intake and lower cholesterol levels.","qid":555530,"docid":"976263","rank":63,"score":113831.0},{"content":"The passage mentions that omega 3 fatty fish such as salmon, mackerel, and sardines help lower bad cholesterol and provide omega 3 intakes to the body. Omega 3 is beneficial for heart health and decreases the risk of blood clots. Additionally, soybeans are also mentioned as a source of omega 3.","qid":555530,"docid":"668365","rank":64,"score":113793.0},{"content":"The passage mentions fish like salmon, swordfish, tuna, and trout, which are rich in omega-3 fatty acids. It also suggests using canola and olive oils, as well as margarines made from these oils, in small quantities due to their unsaturated fats. The passage then provides a list of foods that naturally help lower cholesterol levels.","qid":555530,"docid":"6450953","rank":65,"score":113716.0},{"content":"Oats and high-fiber foods containing oats, such as oatmeal and oat bran, have soluble fiber that helps lower \"bad\" LDL cholesterol by inhibiting its absorption in the bloodstream. Consuming 5-10 grams or more of soluble fiber daily decreases total cholesterol and LDL levels.","qid":555530,"docid":"4648747","rank":66,"score":113564.0},{"content":"The passage provides a list of foods that help lower cholesterol levels, including extra virgin olive oil, vegetables, and high fiber foods like green leafy vegetables and salads. Consuming a majority of these foods is recommended for optimal cholesterol reduction.","qid":555530,"docid":"1897716","rank":67,"score":113535.0},{"content":"Oatmeal and high-fiber foods like kidney beans, apples, pears, barley, prunes, and bananas contain soluble fiber, which helps reduce bad cholesterol (LDL) by decreasing its absorption into the bloodstream. Consuming 5-10 grams or more of soluble fiber daily decreases total and LDL cholesterol. One and a half cups of cooked oatmeal provide 6","qid":555530,"docid":"971425","rank":68,"score":113427.0},{"content":"The passage discusses soluble fiber's ability to lower cholesterol levels. Foods rich in this type of fiber include oats, barley, pulses, and certain fruits. These foods are advantageous as they are low in fat and can aid in weight loss. Additionally, consuming soya may help reduce cholesterol.","qid":555530,"docid":"5759443","rank":69,"score":113241.0},{"content":"The passage suggests consuming oat cereal or cereals with flaxseed, psyllium, or whole grains for breakfast to lower cholesterol naturally due to their soluble fiber, folic acid, vitamin E, and vitamin B6 content. For snacks, the passage recommends fruits such as currants, grapes, strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, citrus fruits, and apples for their vitamin C, caroten","qid":555530,"docid":"1447386","rank":70,"score":113175.0},{"content":"The passage lists various foods beneficial for individuals with high cholesterol, including fish, whole grains, oat bran, oatmeal, blueberries, avocados, olives, olive oil, flaxseed oil, and yogurt with live active cultures. These foods help maintain healthy cholesterol levels.","qid":555530,"docid":"480988","rank":71,"score":113171.0},{"content":"The passage provides tips to help reduce cholesterol levels, including consuming at least 7 servings of vegetables and fruits daily, eating whole grain foods rich in soluble fiber such as oats, psyllium, and barley, and incorporating 2 weekly meals of Omega 3-rich fish like salmon, trout, and sardines.","qid":555530,"docid":"5846396","rank":72,"score":113025.0},{"content":"The passage discusses how consuming soluble fiber from foods like beans, oats, flaxseed, and oat bran can help reduce total blood cholesterol levels, specifically bad cholesterol (LDL). Additionally, these high-fiber foods may offer other heart benefits, such as lowering blood pressure and inflammation.","qid":555530,"docid":"8345529","rank":73,"score":112997.0},{"content":"The passage discusses foods that help lower cholesterol levels by containing \"good fats\" (monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats). Five cholesterol-lowering foods mentioned are oats, especially oatmeal or cold oat-based cereals like Cheerios, and nuts such as almonds, walnuts, and peanuts. Consuming 2 ounces of nuts daily can slightly decrease LDL choles","qid":555530,"docid":"1897713","rank":74,"score":112983.0},{"content":"The passage emphasizes the importance of consuming sufficient dietary fiber to lower LDL cholesterol, a nutrient that many Americans are not getting enough of. It suggests that people should choose whole-grain breads and cereals over refined grains with \"enriched\" flours to increase their fiber intake. The passage also recommends having a fiber-rich breakfast as an effective way to start the day.","qid":555530,"docid":"5252886","rank":75,"score":112806.0},{"content":"The passage emphasizes the importance of consuming vegetables, particularly through juices and smoothies, for reducing cholesterol. Beets are highlighted for their cholesterol-reducing properties, while strawberries are mentioned for their antioxidant content.","qid":555530,"docid":"3773186","rank":76,"score":112556.0},{"content":"The passage emphasizes the importance of daily physical activity and a healthy diet low in LDL cholesterol for weight loss and maintaining healthy cholesterol levels. Consuming a diet rich in heart-healthy foods, including fatty fish like salmon and tuna, can help lower bad cholesterol due to their omega-3 fatty acid content. The American Heart Association recommends at least two servings (3.5 ounces or 3\/4","qid":555530,"docid":"668368","rank":77,"score":112272.0},{"content":"The passage mentions fish like salmon, swordfish, tuna, and trout, which are rich in omega-3 fatty acids. It also suggests using canola and olive oils, as well as margarines made from these oils, due to their unsaturated fats. The passage provides a list of foods that help lower cholesteral levels naturally.","qid":555530,"docid":"7339147","rank":78,"score":112269.0},{"content":"Oats contain fiber called beta-glucan, which is found in oats, oat bran, and oatmeal. Consuming this fiber can help prevent or manage heart disease and diabetes.","qid":555530,"docid":"1328031","rank":79,"score":112250.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that while a low-fat dressing like shallot and grapefruit is a better choice than high-fat options, the most effective way to lower cholesterol when dressing a salad is by using balsamic vinegar or lemon juice.","qid":555530,"docid":"7179788","rank":80,"score":112246.0},{"content":"Choose foods rich in nutrients such as vegetables, fruits, fiber-rich whole grains, and fat-free or low-fat dairy products for optimal health. Whole and multi-grain products like bran and oats can help lower cholesterol.","qid":555530,"docid":"6078223","rank":81,"score":112244.0},{"content":"Almonds and walnuts are recommended by experts as heart-healthy diet choices due to their nutritional value as good sources of healthy fats, beneficial for lowering high cholesterol.","qid":555530,"docid":"3764719","rank":82,"score":112141.0},{"content":"The American Dietetic Association's spokesperson, Ruth Frechman, RD, states that certain foods like fatty fish, walnuts, oatmeal, oat bran, and foods fortified with plant sterols or stanols can help control cholesterol levels. These functional foods can have a significant impact on cholesterol levels and are more enjoyable to consume than cholesterol-lowering medication.","qid":555530,"docid":"3717582","rank":83,"score":112080.0},{"content":"Eating fruits, vegetables, legumes, whole grains, fatty fish, nuts, and seeds can help lower sodium and cholesterol levels, encouraging heart health.","qid":555530,"docid":"6957709","rank":84,"score":111971.0},{"content":"The passage highlights the health benefits of various seeds such as pumpkin, sunflower, and sesame. These seeds contain healthy plant-based fats that can help lower cholesterol levels. The text emphasizes the importance of consuming healthy fats from plant sources over unhealthy fats found in animal products, full-fat dairy, and certain packaged foods. It is recommended to check food labels to understand the amount and type of fat content in one's","qid":555530,"docid":"191789","rank":85,"score":111956.0},{"content":"A diet rich in certain foods, including fatty fish, walnuts, oatmeal, oat bran, and fortified foods, can help manage cholesterol levels according to Ruth Frechman, RD, a spokesperson for the American Dietetic Association. These foods include sources of omega-3 fatty acids, soluble fiber, and plant sterols or stanols.","qid":555530,"docid":"6148016","rank":86,"score":111879.0},{"content":"The passage by Elizabeth Scherer explains that all animal-derived foods contain cholesterol, including meats like beef, pork, lamb, chicken, and fish, as well as dairy products such as milk, cheese, and ice cream. Organ meats have the highest cholesterol content. However, consuming at least two servings of fish per week can help lower cholesterol levels due to their relatively low saturated fat content. The passage","qid":555530,"docid":"1217049","rank":87,"score":111828.0},{"content":"Some foods like fatty fish, walnuts, oatmeal, oat bran, and those fortified with plant sterols or stanols have been found to help control cholesterol levels. A diet consisting of these \"superfoods\" may be as effective as some cholesterol-lowering medicines in reducing bad LDL cholesterol levels.","qid":555530,"docid":"1114218","rank":88,"score":111797.0},{"content":"Oatmeal and high-fiber foods, including oat bran, kidney beans, apples, pears, barley, prunes, and nuts, contain soluble fiber that helps lower bad cholesterol (LDL) by reducing its absorption in the bloodstream. Consuming five to 10 grams or more of soluble fiber daily decreases total and LDL cholesterol levels. To avoid weight gain from nuts, replace foods","qid":555530,"docid":"2617013","rank":89,"score":111730.0},{"content":"Oatmeal, along with foods like kidney beans, apples, pears, barley, and prunes, contains soluble fiber that helps lower bad cholesterol (LDL) by reducing its absorption in the bloodstream.","qid":555530,"docid":"924468","rank":90,"score":111667.0},{"content":"Oatmeal and other high-fiber foods, including kidney beans, apples, pears, barley, prunes, and oat bran, contain soluble fiber that helps reduce bad cholesterol (LDL) by decreasing its absorption into the bloodstream. Consuming 5-10 grams or more of soluble fiber daily can decrease total and LDL cholesterol levels. One and a half cups of cooked oat","qid":555530,"docid":"1897712","rank":91,"score":111581.0},{"content":"Oatmeal and high-fiber foods like oat bran contain soluble fiber, which helps reduce bad cholesterol (LDL) by decreasing its absorption in the bloodstream. Five to 10 grams of soluble fiber daily lowers total and LDL cholesterol. One and a half cups of cooked oatmeal provides 6 grams of fiber, while adding fruit increases the amount by approximately 4 grams. Altern","qid":555530,"docid":"6804643","rank":92,"score":111581.0},{"content":"Oatmeal and other high-fiber foods, including kidney beans, apples, pears, barley, and prunes, contain soluble fiber that helps reduce bad cholesterol (LDL) by decreasing its absorption in the bloodstream. Consuming five to ten grams or more of soluble fiber daily can lower total and LDL cholesterol levels.","qid":555530,"docid":"510462","rank":93,"score":111570.0},{"content":"Oats and bananas contain fiber that aids in lowering cholesterol levels in the body. Cholesterol is essential as it is used to produce hormones and other necessary substances.","qid":555530,"docid":"8633756","rank":94,"score":111538.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that despite a busy schedule, it's possible to maintain a healthy diet by smart shopping and keeping nutritious foods on hand. A diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, beans, and good fats can help lower \"bad cholesterol\" (LDL), reducing the risk of heart disease. These foods also lower blood pressure, boost immunity, protect against certain cancers and strokes. The passage provides lists of foods to add to your shopping","qid":555530,"docid":"1754575","rank":95,"score":111347.0},{"content":"Whole-wheat pasta does not increase cholesterol levels but may help lower it, making it a good choice for those looking to maintain healthy cholesterol levels. Including whole grains, along with other high-fiber foods like beans, fruits, and prunes, is part of a healthy diet that can help reduce cholesterol levels.","qid":555530,"docid":"6648912","rank":96,"score":111267.0},{"content":"Soluble fibers found in psyllium husk, guar gum, flaxseed, and oat bran contribute to lowering cholesterol when consumed as part of a low-saturated fat, low-cholesterol diet.","qid":555530,"docid":"8660251","rank":97,"score":111264.0},{"content":"The passage recommends consuming unsaturated fats instead of saturated fats to lower cholesterol levels. Suggested sources of unsaturated fats include one serving of oily fish like mackerel and salmon, and a portion of nuts such as almonds and cashews.","qid":555530,"docid":"6485982","rank":98,"score":111176.0},{"content":"Fruits and vegetables are cholesterol-free foods with low saturated fat and total fat. A diet rich in these foods can help maintain low cholesterol levels. Grains, dry beans, and peas are also cholesterol-free, high in fiber, and low in saturated fat and calories.","qid":555530,"docid":"4071881","rank":99,"score":111157.0},{"content":"Oatmeal and high-fiber foods, including oat bran, kidney beans, apples, pears, barley, prunes, and nuts, contain soluble fiber that helps reduce bad cholesterol (LDL) by decreasing its absorption in the bloodstream. Consuming five to ten grams or more of soluble fiber daily can decrease total and LDL cholesterol levels. Nuts, particularly walnuts and almond","qid":555530,"docid":"3593334","rank":100,"score":111067.0}]}
{"query":"how much would it cost to install my own wind turbine","hits":[{"content":"The cost of purchasing and installing small wind turbines (less than 1-kW) ranges from $4,000 to $9,000, while a larger 100-kW turbine can cost up to $350,000. Government incentives such as rebates and tax credits are available at the federal and state levels to promote investment in small wind energy.","qid":330975,"docid":"6310762","rank":1,"score":144826.0},{"content":"The cost of installing a small wind turbine is approximately $8000 to $10000, while a larger one can cost up to $20000. The cost is influenced by the average wind speed, which affects the required model's expense.","qid":330975,"docid":"6693239","rank":2,"score":142911.0},{"content":"The cost for a utility-scale wind turbine ranges from $1.3 million to $2.2 million per MW, with most commercial turbines being 2 MW in size and costing around $3-$4 million installed.","qid":330975,"docid":"482131","rank":3,"score":142673.0},{"content":"The cost for a utility-scale wind turbine ranges from $1.3 million to $2.2 million per MW, with most being 2 MW in size and costing around $3-$4 million installed.","qid":330975,"docid":"4392141","rank":4,"score":141324.0},{"content":"The cost for a utility-scale wind turbine ranges from $1.3 million to $2.2 million per MW of nameplate capacity installed. Most commercial-scale turbines, which are typically 2 MW in size, cost around $3-$4 million installed.","qid":330975,"docid":"233949","rank":5,"score":141144.0},{"content":"The cost of installing a small wind turbine ranges from $8000 to $10000, while larger turbines cost up to $20000. Affordable options cost between $200 and $600 but generate less electricity. Industrial wind turbines can cost significantly more than $20000.","qid":330975,"docid":"3297857","rank":6,"score":140980.0},{"content":"The cost for a utility-scale wind turbine ranges from $1.3 million to $2.2 million per MW, with commercial-scale 2 MW turbines costing around $3-$4 million installed. Smaller turbines for farms or residences have lower overall costs but are more expensive per kilowatt. Tax incentives can significantly reduce wind project costs.","qid":330975,"docid":"3297853","rank":7,"score":140971.0},{"content":"A 10 kW wind turbine costs between $48,000 and $65,000 to install, with equipment costing around $40,000 and the remainder going towards shipping and installation. Tower costs vary depending on whether they have guy wires or not, with towers without guy wires being more expensive.","qid":330975,"docid":"6559225","rank":8,"score":140160.0},{"content":"A 10 kW wind turbine costs between $48,000 and $65,000 to install, with equipment costing around $40,000 and the remainder going towards shipping and installation. Tower costs vary depending on whether they have guy wires or not, with towers without guy wires being more expensive.","qid":330975,"docid":"4392140","rank":9,"score":140070.0},{"content":"The cost for a utility-scale wind turbine ranges from $1.3 million to $2.2 million per MW of nameplate capacity installed. Most commercial-scale turbines, which are 2 MW in size, cost roughly $3-$4 million installed. Economies of scale apply, making smaller farm or residential turbines less expensive overall but more costly per kilowatt of energy production. Tax and other incentives can significantly reduce the cost of a wind project","qid":330975,"docid":"5427109","rank":10,"score":139903.0},{"content":"The passage compares the cost of small farm and residential wind turbines to professionally constructed ones. Small turbines have lower upfront costs, with a 10-kilowatt system costing $48,000, but they are more expensive per kilowatt at $2,800 to $4,800. Affordable alternatives include DIY wind turbine kits for $200 or less.","qid":330975,"docid":"3857965","rank":11,"score":139671.0},{"content":"Small farm and residential wind turbines have lower upfront costs but higher cost per kilowatt of energy produced. Professionally constructed turbines cost between $2,800 and $4,800 per kilowatt, while DIY kits cost $200 or less.","qid":330975,"docid":"5557976","rank":12,"score":139360.0},{"content":"The cost for utility-scale wind turbines ranges from $1.3 million to $2.2 million per MW, with most commercial turbines being 2 MW and costing $3-$4 million installed. Economies of scale apply, and smaller turbines for farms or residences have higher costs per kilowatt of energy capacity, but overall costs are lower. Tax incentives can significantly reduce wind project costs.","qid":330975,"docid":"3256083","rank":13,"score":139120.0},{"content":"A small wind turbine costs between $8,000 and $10,000, while a larger one can cost up to $20,000. Affordable options range from $200 to $600 but generate less electricity. The cost also depends on average wind speed. Industrial turbines can cost significantly more.","qid":330975,"docid":"3297858","rank":14,"score":138819.0},{"content":"The cost for a utility-scale wind turbine is between $1.3-2.2 million per MW, with commercial-scale 2 MW turbines costing $3-4 million installed. Total installation costs can vary due to factors like turbine quantity, financing costs, purchase agreement timing, construction contracts, and project location.","qid":330975,"docid":"3240106","rank":15,"score":138427.0},{"content":"Wind turbines with a capacity under 100 kilowatts cost between $3,000 and $8,000 per kilowatt. A 10 kilowatt turbine, sufficient for a large home, may have an installed cost of $50,000 to $80,000. Economies of scale apply to wind turbines.","qid":330975,"docid":"8541461","rank":16,"score":137981.0},{"content":"Wind turbines with a capacity under 100 kilowatts cost between $3,000 and $8,000 per kilowatt. A 10 kilowatt turbine, sufficient for powering a large home, could have an installed cost ranging from $50,000 to $80,000 or more. Economies of scale apply to wind turbines.","qid":330975,"docid":"4392147","rank":17,"score":137930.0},{"content":"A 10 kilowatt home-scale wind turbine costs between $50,000 and $80,000, with wind turbines under 100 kilowatts costing around $3,000 to $8,000 per kilowatt. Wind turbines exhibit significant economies of scale.","qid":330975,"docid":"5190215","rank":18,"score":137801.0},{"content":"The Skystream 3.7 wind turbine costs approximately $8,500 for purchase, installation, and setup in the speaker's area. Installation costs can reach up to $12,000 in other locations.","qid":330975,"docid":"4392144","rank":19,"score":137713.0},{"content":"Wind turbines with a capacity below 100 kilowatts cost between $3,000 and $8,000 per kilowatt. A 10 kilowatt turbine, sufficient for powering a large home, has an installed cost ranging from $50,000 to $80,000 (or higher).","qid":330975,"docid":"1598185","rank":20,"score":137696.0},{"content":"Wind projects can have significant cost reductions through tax incentives. The cost for a utility-scale wind turbine is roughly between $1.3 million and $2.2 million per MW of installed capacity.","qid":330975,"docid":"4392142","rank":21,"score":137646.0},{"content":"A 10 kW wind turbine costs between $48,000 and $65,000 to install, with equipment costing around $40,000 and the rest going towards shipping and installation. Tower types and property size also impact costs. Wind turbines are not suitable for urban or small-lot suburban homes, and a property size of one acre or more is recommended. The economics of wind systems depend on local wind speed, reb","qid":330975,"docid":"5393804","rank":22,"score":137535.0},{"content":"A 10 kilowatt home-scale wind turbine, capable of powering a large home, costs between $50,000 and $80,000, with wind turbines under 100 kilowatts priced at around $3,000 to $8,000 per kilowatt of capacity.","qid":330975,"docid":"482130","rank":23,"score":137516.0},{"content":"The cost for utility-scale wind turbines is between $1.3 million and $2.2 million per MW, with commercial-scale 2 MW turbines costing around $3-$4 million installed. In contrast, small-scale wind turbines under 100 kilowatts cost between $3,000 and $8,000 per kilowatt, with a 10 kilowatt turbine having an installed cost of $5","qid":330975,"docid":"1637261","rank":24,"score":137269.0},{"content":"A 10 kW wind turbine costs between $48,000 and $65,000 to install. The equipment cost is around $40,000, while the remaining expenses are for shipping and installation. Tower structures without guy wires are pricier than guyed towers.","qid":330975,"docid":"5750880","rank":25,"score":136878.0},{"content":"A 10 kw wind turbine costs approximately $40,000, while a 100 kw turbine can cost over $350,000. The average cost to install a wind turbine is between $48,000 and $65,000. (Source: Bergey)","qid":330975,"docid":"233946","rank":26,"score":135969.0},{"content":"The cost to install a wind turbine per home is approximately $12,900, equating to around $646 annually.","qid":330975,"docid":"6625469","rank":27,"score":135782.0},{"content":"Wind turbines for homes or farms with a capacity under 100 kilowatts cost between $3,000 to $8,000 per kilowatt, resulting in an installed cost of $50,000 to $80,000 for a typical 10 kilowatt system. Smaller turbines have lower overall costs but are more expensive per kilowatt of energy production. Various incentives, including taxes, can significantly","qid":330975,"docid":"3297855","rank":28,"score":134945.0},{"content":"A 10 kW wind turbine costs approximately $40,000, while a larger 100-kW turbine can cost over $350,000. The installation cost for an average wind turbine ranges from $48,000 to $65,000. Equipment costs are around $40,000, and annual maintenance checks cost between $200 and $400. A well","qid":330975,"docid":"5393803","rank":29,"score":134885.0},{"content":"The cost of a 10 kW wind turbine is approximately $40,000, while a larger 100-kW turbine can cost over $350,000. The installation cost for an average wind turbine is between $48,000 and $65,000, with equipment costs being around $40,000 for a 10 kW turbine.","qid":330975,"docid":"3297856","rank":30,"score":134849.0},{"content":"The cost of installing and maintaining a personal wind turbine can significantly differ based on local regulations and utility interconnections. Factors influencing cost include tower height and specific installation requirements. A Skystream turbine installed on a 45 ft tower ranges from $17,000 to $20,000.","qid":330975,"docid":"6310757","rank":31,"score":134626.0},{"content":"A 10-kilowatt home or farm wind turbine costs between $50,000 and $80,000, with prices for smaller turbines ranging from $3,000 to $8,000 per kilowatt. The cost of installing commercial-scale wind turbines varies greatly depending on factors such as the number of turbines, financing costs, purchase agreement timings, construction contracts, and locations.","qid":330975,"docid":"3240112","rank":32,"score":134234.0},{"content":"The cost of a commercial wind turbine with a nameplate capacity of 1 MW is approximately $1- $2 million, while the cost for a 2 MW turbine is around $2.8 million. Smaller wind turbines for residences and farms are less expensive, with a 10 KW turbine costing about $28,000 and a 100 KW turbine costing around $48,000","qid":330975,"docid":"1097861","rank":33,"score":134075.0},{"content":"A 10 kw wind turbine costs approximately $40,000, while a 100 kw turbine can cost over $350,000, according to Bergey. The average cost to install an wind turbine, including equipment, ranges from $48,000 to $65,000.","qid":330975,"docid":"233944","rank":34,"score":133983.0},{"content":"Wind turbines under 100 kilowatts cost between $3000 to $8000 per kilowatt of capacity. A 10 kilowatt machine, sufficient for powering a large home, may have an installed cost ranging from $50,000 to $80,000 or more.","qid":330975,"docid":"233951","rank":35,"score":133827.0},{"content":"Wind turbines for homes or farms with a capacity under 100 kilowatts cost between $3,000 and $8,000 per kilowatt, resulting in an installed cost of $50,000 to $80,000 for a typical 10 kilowatt system. Economies of scale make larger turbines less expensive per kilowatt, but smaller turbines have lower overall costs. Tax incentives and other redu","qid":330975,"docid":"3256084","rank":36,"score":133784.0},{"content":"Wind turbines cost approximately $1 million per MegaWatt and have a capacity of 2.3 MW, providing clean energy for nearly 3000 average homes upon operation in the US.","qid":330975,"docid":"3297860","rank":37,"score":133481.0},{"content":"A typical 1000 kW wind turbine features a 54-meter rotor diameter, a 60-80 meter tall tower, and costs around \u00c2\u00a3800 per kW to install.","qid":330975,"docid":"4620924","rank":38,"score":133227.0},{"content":"The cost of a commercial wind turbine with a nameplate capacity of 1-2 MW ranges from $1-2 million per MW, while a 2 MW turbine costs approximately $2.8 million installed. These turbines experience significant economies of scale.","qid":330975,"docid":"233948","rank":39,"score":133077.0},{"content":"The passage describes wind turbines with varying sizes, costs, and electricity generation capabilities. Large-scale turbines cost over $1,000,000, while small turbines cost under $50,000. Individuals can choose to buy a small turbine for personal use or finance a larger one to generate excess electricity for sale.","qid":330975,"docid":"8541458","rank":40,"score":132639.0},{"content":"The cost to build a wind turbine ranges from $1,500 to $2,000 per kilowatt of nameplate capacity. Wind energy has become more economical to produce, dropping from 30 cents to 4.5 to 7.5 cents per kilowatt-hour in the past 10 years. In 2009, the cost to install a wind farm in the US was approximately $2,000,","qid":330975,"docid":"3857964","rank":41,"score":132339.0},{"content":"Wind turbine prices have decreased by 20% to 40% since their peak in 2008, leading to a reduction in project-level costs. The average installed cost for wind projects in 2014 was $1,710 per kilowatt, a significant drop of nearly $600 per kilowatt from the costs in 2009 and 2010.","qid":330975,"docid":"2299997","rank":42,"score":132310.0},{"content":"Wind turbines for homes or farms with a capacity under 100 kilowatts cost between $3000 to $8000 per kilowatt. A 10-kilowatt turbine for powering a large home might cost between $50,000 to $80,000 or more. Smaller turbines have higher costs per kilowatt of energy production but lower overall costs due to economies of scale. Tax incent","qid":330975,"docid":"5427108","rank":43,"score":132266.0},{"content":"The cost of a commercial wind turbine with a nameplate capacity of 1-2 MW ranges from $1-2 million per MW, resulting in a total cost of approximately $2.8 million for a 2 MW turbine with installed capacity.","qid":330975,"docid":"233945","rank":44,"score":132135.0},{"content":"A 10-kilowatt home or farm-scale wind turbine, which is sufficient to power a large house, costs between $50,000 and $80,000, with prices ranging from $3,000 to $8,000 per kilowatt of capacity.","qid":330975,"docid":"233952","rank":45,"score":132083.0},{"content":"The cost of commercial wind turbines is approximately $1- $2 million per MW, with 2 MW turbines costing around $2.8 million. Smaller wind turbines for homes and farms range from $800 to upwards of $2KW, with lower production capacities and optimal power supply. These turbines have a lower starting speed and are not suitable for luxurious power usage.","qid":330975,"docid":"8327008","rank":46,"score":131449.0},{"content":"The cost to build a wind turbine ranges from $1,500 to $2,000 per kilowatt of nameplate capacity.","qid":330975,"docid":"4408865","rank":47,"score":131279.0},{"content":"A 3 MW wind turbine made by G.E. costs approximately 3.5 million dollars, with an additional 500,000 dollars for installation. Commercial wind turbines generally cost 1 million dollars per MW.","qid":330975,"docid":"1097857","rank":48,"score":131189.0},{"content":"The G.E. model wind turbine costs $1.5 million for purchase and $2 million for installation, totaling approximately $3.5 million. Commercial wind turbines generally cost $1 million per megawatt produced. Therefore, a wind turbine with this capacity would cost around $3 million for the turbine and an additional $1\/2 million for installation.","qid":330975,"docid":"1097858","rank":49,"score":130845.0},{"content":"A wind farm with seven 1.8-MW turbines costs approximately $12.6 million, with each turbine costing around $1.5 million installed, excluding land, transmission lines, and other infrastructure costs. The total cost for the wind farm is around $1,000 per kW of capacity.","qid":330975,"docid":"8327011","rank":50,"score":130655.0},{"content":"The cost of a commercial wind turbine is approximately $1- $2 million per MW, with the price increasing to about $2.8 million for a 2 MW turbine. Residential and farm wind turbines are less expensive, with a 10 KW turbine costing around $28,000 and a 100 KW turbine costing approximately $48,000. Small wind turbines ranging from 1 K","qid":330975,"docid":"5750875","rank":51,"score":130249.0},{"content":"A large, modern wind turbine in the 1000 kW range costs approximately \u00c2\u00a3800 per kW to install, producing around 26,280,000 kWh of electrical power annually, depending on wind conditions.","qid":330975,"docid":"4620919","rank":52,"score":130193.0},{"content":"The passage discusses various factors influencing project economics, including financing costs, project size, and applicability of taxes. The cost of a wind turbine is mentioned to range from $1 to $2 million per MW of nameplate capacity installed.","qid":330975,"docid":"233950","rank":53,"score":129293.0},{"content":"A 1000 kW modern wind turbine costs around \u00c2\u00a3800 per kW to install, generating approximately 26.3 million kWh of electricity annually, depending on wind conditions.","qid":330975,"docid":"4620920","rank":54,"score":129125.0},{"content":"The cost of a land-based wind project is primarily driven by the expense of the wind turbine, which accounts for 70% or more of the total capital costs. The Department of Energy reports that the average installed cost for wind projects in 2012 was $1,940 per kilowatt (kW), a decrease of approximately $200\/kW from 2011 and $300\/kW from 200","qid":330975,"docid":"5393808","rank":55,"score":128928.0},{"content":"The cost of installing a wind turbine varies greatly depending on factors such as land costs, environmental statement costs, size, and proximity to power lines. Commercial-scale wind turbines in 2007 ranged from $1.2 million to $2.6 million per MW of capacity installed. Smaller farm or residential turbines are less expensive overall but more costly per kilowatt of energy-producing capacity, with costs ranging from $3,00","qid":330975,"docid":"8327010","rank":56,"score":128922.0},{"content":"The cost to install a wind farm in the US in 2009 was approximately $2,000 per kW of nameplate capacity or $2,000,000 per MW. However, turbine prices and construction costs have been dropping since then, resulting in an estimated all-in installed cost of $1,500 per kW or $1.5 million per MW.","qid":330975,"docid":"4408867","rank":57,"score":128592.0},{"content":"Commercial-scale wind projects cost between $1.2 and $2.2 million per MW of installed capacity, with energy delivery in moderately windy areas priced at 6 cents per kWh or less. Turbine leases range from $3,000 to $12,000 annually per turbine, depending on size, wind resource, and construction land requirements.","qid":330975,"docid":"7871128","rank":58,"score":128581.0},{"content":"A modern wind turbine can power 232 homes, but it costs approximately $12,900 per home to install, resulting in an annual cost of around $646 per year per home.","qid":330975,"docid":"6625463","rank":59,"score":128503.0},{"content":"The passage refers to Figure 1.9 which illustrates the costs of wind-produced power based on wind speed, full load hours, and discount rate. The cost of installed wind turbines is assumed to be 1,225 \u20ac\/kW.","qid":330975,"docid":"5803903","rank":60,"score":128114.0},{"content":"A 1000 kW wind turbine with a 54-meter rotor diameter and a 60-80 meter tall tower typically costs around \u00c2\u00a3800 per kW to install. This turbine can produce approximately 26.3 million kWh of electricity annually. The price of larger turbines, such as a 1500 kW machine, is roughly three times the cost of smaller 150 kW turb","qid":330975,"docid":"4695291","rank":61,"score":127932.0},{"content":"A modern wind turbine can power 232 homes, costs approximately $12,900 per home to install, and has a yearly cost of around $646 per home.","qid":330975,"docid":"6625466","rank":62,"score":127789.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the price range of wind turbines, with smaller, more affordable ones costing between $200 and $600, and generating less electricity. Larger turbines for home use cost around $2,000, while industrial turbines can cost up to $20,000.","qid":330975,"docid":"702098","rank":63,"score":127732.0},{"content":"Smaller wind turbines with prices ranging from $200 to $600 generate less electricity, while larger home turbines cost up to $2,000 and industrial turbines cost upwards of $20,000.","qid":330975,"docid":"7074783","rank":64,"score":127732.0},{"content":"Smaller, more affordable wind turbines cost between $200 and $600, generating less electricity. Larger turbines for home use cost up to $2,000, while industrial turbines can cost up to $20,000.","qid":330975,"docid":"7074787","rank":65,"score":127393.0},{"content":"Wind projects at commercial scale, as of early 2013, cost between $1.2 and $2.2 million per MW of installed capacity. In moderately windy areas like the midwest, the energy produced should cost 6 cents or less per kWh.","qid":330975,"docid":"6009915","rank":66,"score":127268.0},{"content":"The passage discusses additional costs associated with owning a 10 kW wind turbine. These costs include shipping and installation expenses ranging from $8,000 to $25,000, annual maintenance checks costing $200 to $400 per year, and the potential replacement of the inverter, which could cost $2,000 to $4,000 for a large system.","qid":330975,"docid":"5393805","rank":67,"score":126789.0},{"content":"The cost of a commercial wind turbine is approximately $1- $2 million per MW, with the price doubling for a 2 MW turbine. Residential and farm wind turbines are less expensive, with a 10 KW turbine costing around $28,000 and a 100 KW turbine costing approximately $48,000.","qid":330975,"docid":"4108178","rank":68,"score":125830.0},{"content":"The annual cost to maintain a wind turbine, which costs $50,000 initially, is approximately 2% of the original investment or $1,000 per year.","qid":330975,"docid":"7074784","rank":69,"score":125505.0},{"content":"In 2015, the average cost per megawatt for large wind turbines was approximately $2 million. Therefore, a 10MW wind turbine like the SeaTitan could potentially cost around $20 million.","qid":330975,"docid":"1598186","rank":70,"score":125312.0},{"content":"The passage summarizes the cost estimates for wind power, which include both capital costs (ranging from $48 to $88 per megawatt-hour) and operations and maintenance (O&M) costs (ranging from $9.8 to $21 per megawatt-hour).","qid":330975,"docid":"702102","rank":71,"score":125302.0},{"content":"A roof-mounted wind turbine costs approximately \u00c2\u00a32,000 with annual maintenance estimated to be between \u00c2\u00a3100 and \u00c2\u00a3200. For a list of manufacturers, see here.","qid":330975,"docid":"702096","rank":72,"score":124091.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the costs of wind power, which include capital costs ranging from $48 to $88 per megawatt-hour and O&M costs ranging from $9.8 to $21 per megawatt-hour. However, many estimates do not account for the costs of wind power's inherent unreliability and government subsidies and mandates.","qid":330975,"docid":"3390385","rank":73,"score":124018.0},{"content":"The cost of a land-based wind project is primarily driven by the expense of the wind turbine, which accounts for 70% or more of the total capital costs. The remaining capital costs come from installation costs, such as construction. Electricity costs can be expressed in dollars per megawatt-hour ($\/MWh) or cents per kilowatt-hour (c\/kWh). For instance, $50 per MWh is equivalent to 5 cents per kWh","qid":330975,"docid":"3857968","rank":74,"score":123795.0},{"content":"Wind turbines from commercial manufacturers typically cost $1 million per megawatt. A 3-megawatt wind turbine would therefore cost around $3.5 million, with additional installation costs of approximately $0.5 million.","qid":330975,"docid":"6127421","rank":75,"score":123537.0},{"content":"Wind projects installed in 2014 had an average cost of $1,710 per kilowatt, a significant decrease from the peak costs in 2009 and 2010. The reduced costs, along with all-time low wind energy prices, have enhanced wind energy's economic competitiveness.","qid":330975,"docid":"2299996","rank":76,"score":123446.0},{"content":"Between the end of 2006 and 2007, the US installed wind turbine capacity increased by 5,332 MW to a total of 16,907 MW, at a capital cost of approximately $9,598 million. This equates to a transmission cost adder of around 19.8%.","qid":330975,"docid":"1150915","rank":77,"score":123361.0},{"content":"A 40 MW wind turbine with a cost of $48 million equates to a generation cost of $1.20 per watt, capable of powering 13,333 homes at peak production.","qid":330975,"docid":"7624935","rank":78,"score":122685.0},{"content":"The cost of constructing a wind energy facility is roughly $1.3 million to $1.7 million per megawatt, while the cost for gas-fired energy generation is $800,000 per megawatt.","qid":330975,"docid":"4408864","rank":79,"score":122610.0},{"content":"In 2015, the average cost per megawatt for large industrial wind turbines was approximately $2 million. The Seatitan 10MW turbine, not priced at the time, could cost around $20 million. Very large industrial wind turbines can have costs approaching $100 million, which is beyond the reach of individual homeowners. These turbines are also very loud and can be heard over a mile away from their sources.","qid":330975,"docid":"5427107","rank":80,"score":122579.0},{"content":"The cost of a 100 kilowatts wind turbine ranges from $2,800 to $4,800 per kilowatt of capacity. Determining the exact cost involves negotiation, engineering considerations, and reducing overall production costs.","qid":330975,"docid":"233947","rank":81,"score":122531.0},{"content":"Commercial turbines cost between $1.1 and $1.7 million per MW. The final price can be influenced by the project size, turbine manufacturer and model, transportation methods, and other factors.","qid":330975,"docid":"6009916","rank":82,"score":122090.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the cost estimates for wind power, which include capital costs ranging from $48 to $88 per megawatt hour and operational and maintenance costs ranging from $9.8 to $21 per megawatt hour. However, not all estimates consider the costs associated with wind power's inherent unreliability and government subsidies and mandates.","qid":330975,"docid":"803899","rank":83,"score":121777.0},{"content":"The report states that the average installed cost per MW (megawatt) for wind turbines is $1,630 per kW (kilowatt). This represents a $300 decrease from the 2012 annual report and a $600 decrease from the 2010 average. However, further caution is advised regarding the $1,630 figure.","qid":330975,"docid":"4695290","rank":84,"score":121277.0},{"content":"In 2015, the average cost per megawatt for large wind turbines was approximately $2 million. The SeaTitan 10MW wind turbine, with a capacity of 10 megawatts, could cost around $20 million based on this average. At the lower end of the market, the Aleko WG450A Wind Turbine Generator with a 450 Watt 24 Volt capacity was pr","qid":330975,"docid":"4108179","rank":85,"score":121250.0},{"content":"The US wind turbine capacity increased from 11,575 MW at the end of 2006 to 16,907 MW at the end of 2007, representing an addition of 5,332 MW at a capital cost of approximately $9.598 billion. However, the cost of wind energy, as maintained by major wind promoters, is not competitive with other energy sources. They often cite","qid":330975,"docid":"5427111","rank":86,"score":121249.0},{"content":"A wind farm with seven 1.8-MW turbines costs approximately $12.6 million, as the cost is around $1,000 per kW of capacity.","qid":330975,"docid":"5558821","rank":87,"score":120564.0},{"content":"In 2012, the average installed cost for wind energy projects was $1,940 per kilowatt (kW), a decrease of approximately $200\/kW from 2011 and $300\/kW from 2009 and 2010. (Source: Department of Energy)","qid":330975,"docid":"1611300","rank":88,"score":120357.0},{"content":"Wind turbines comprise 64-84% of onshore wind farm installation costs, with grid connection and construction costs contributing to the rest. The cost of onshore wind farms ranges from USD 4 000 to USD 4 500 per kW, with wind turbines accounting for 44-50% of the total expense.","qid":330975,"docid":"5558822","rank":89,"score":120290.0},{"content":"The Department of Energy reported that the average installed cost for wind projects in 2012 was $1,940 per kW, a decrease of approximately $200 per kW from 2011 and $300 per kW from 2009 and 2010.","qid":330975,"docid":"1598191","rank":90,"score":120218.0},{"content":"The cost of wind power can significantly differ depending on various factors, with Lazard estimating a range of $37 to $81 per megawatt hour (MWh), while Michael Giberson at Texas Tech University's Center for Energy Commerce suggests a closer figure of $149 MWh. Cost estimates for wind power consist of capital costs (purchasing turbines) and operational and maintenance (O&M) costs. Capital costs ranged from $48 to","qid":330975,"docid":"5427113","rank":91,"score":119988.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the cost estimates for wind power, which include capital costs ranging from $48 to $88 per megawatt-hour and O&M costs ranging from $9.8 to $21 per megawatt-hour. However, many estimates fail to consider the costs associated with wind power's inherent unreliability and government subsidies and mandates.","qid":330975,"docid":"3256085","rank":92,"score":119827.0},{"content":"The passage presents tables detailing the cost per kilowatt-hour for wind turbines with varying capacity factors (23%, 25%, 27%, and 30%) and a constant capital cost per kilowatt of rated capacity ($1,000). The costs are calculated over different time periods (12 and 20 years) and with varying capital return percentages.","qid":330975,"docid":"2484642","rank":93,"score":119738.0},{"content":"Wind turbines for smaller farms or residential use have a lower overall cost but are more expensive per kilowatt of energy capacity. Turbines under 100 kilowatts cost between $3,000 and $5,000 per kilowatt, resulting in a price range of $35,000 to $50,000 for a 10 kilowatt turbine.","qid":330975,"docid":"8327012","rank":94,"score":119140.0},{"content":"Onshore wind turbines make up 64-84% of total installation costs, with grid connection, construction, and other costs accounting for the rest. Offshore wind farms are more expensive, costing USD 4,000-4,500\/kW, with wind turbines accounting for 44-50% of the total cost. Energy costs for onshore wind farms in major markets range from USD 0.01-0.0","qid":330975,"docid":"3018015","rank":95,"score":118326.0},{"content":"The Department of Energy reported that the average installed cost of wind projects in 2012 was $1,940 per kW, a decrease of approximately $200 and $300 from the reported averages in 2011 and 2009-2010, respectively. Advancements in turbine technology have contributed to the cost reduction, enabling consumers and utilities to secure low electricity rates through long-term contracts. (Source","qid":330975,"docid":"5750879","rank":96,"score":118210.0},{"content":"The Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) for wind power can vary between $0.07 and $0.30 per kWh. Based on similarities in capital cost and turbine type with projects in Aruba and Jamaica, the LCOE for a hypothetical wind project in Bovoni could be narrowed down to between $0.10 and $0.20 per kWh.","qid":330975,"docid":"7780026","rank":97,"score":118178.0},{"content":"Wind turbines comprise 64-84% of onshore wind installation costs, with grid connection, construction, and other costs making up the rest. Onshore wind farms have higher costs, ranging from USD 4,000 to USD 4,500\/kW, with turbines accounting for 44-50%. Operations and maintenance (O&M) costs make up 11-30% of a wind project's levelized","qid":330975,"docid":"4896436","rank":98,"score":118146.0},{"content":"The cost of a Skystream turbine installed on a 45 ft tower ranges from $17,000 to $20,000.","qid":330975,"docid":"7074785","rank":99,"score":117995.0},{"content":"The investment in wind turbines is evaluated based on return, payback period, and cost per kilowatt-hour of generated electricity. The figure indicates that the price per kilowatt decreases with increasing turbine power output. Small turbines (1-2 kilowatts) have a price range of approximately 4500-6500 per kilowatt of installed power.","qid":330975,"docid":"4695297","rank":100,"score":117925.0}]}
{"query":"define etruscans","hits":[{"content":"The term \"Etruscan\" refers to things related to Etruria, the Etruscan people, or the Etruscan language.","qid":121171,"docid":"259436","rank":1,"score":119682.0},{"content":"The Etruscans were an Italic people who originated from Asia Minor and settled between the Arno and Tiber rivers. By the 6th century BC, they had developed a high cultural level.","qid":121171,"docid":"8260192","rank":2,"score":114132.0},{"content":"The Etruscan civilization, named after the Tusci or Etrusci people in ancient Italy, primarily located in Tuscany, western Umbria, and northern Lazio, was known for its military tradition. Warfare not only established the rank and power of individuals but also brought economic benefits to the civilization.","qid":121171,"docid":"451170","rank":3,"score":113448.0},{"content":"The Etruscans were an ancient Italian civilization, located between the Tiber and Arno rivers, west and south of the Apennines, whose urban civilization peaked around 6th century BCE. The origin of the Etruscans is debated, but by the middle of the 7th century BCE, the main Etruscan towns had been established.","qid":121171,"docid":"2550811","rank":4,"score":112025.0},{"content":"The Etruscan language was the communication method for the Etruscan civilization, located in ancient Italy, primarily in Tuscany, western Umbria, northern Latium, Campania, Lombardy, Veneto, and Emilia-Romagna. Later, the Etruscan people were pushed out by the Gauls.","qid":121171,"docid":"259433","rank":5,"score":111446.0},{"content":"The passage discusses reviews of studies conducted over the past decade on the DNA of ancient Etruscans and modern Tuscans to understand the cultural, regional, and personal identity of the Etruscans.","qid":121171,"docid":"8260193","rank":6,"score":111083.0},{"content":"The term \"Etruscan\" derives from Classical Latin and may refer to people, language, or culture originating from Etruria. Its exact origin is uncertain or unknown, potentially linked to the unverified form \"etrsco-,\" which could mean a person from Etruria.","qid":121171,"docid":"259430","rank":7,"score":110003.0},{"content":"Etruscan civilization, named after the ancient Italic people in the areas of Tuscany, western Umbria, and northern Lazio, was a significant ancient Italian civilization. The Romans referred to its creators as the Tusci or Etrusci. At its peak, Etruscan civilization thrived in three confederacies: Etruria, the Po valley with the eastern Alps, and Latium and Campania.","qid":121171,"docid":"451175","rank":8,"score":106743.0},{"content":"Etruscan architecture was a style prevalent in western central Italy until the Roman conquest. The remaining examples of this architecture include underground tombs and city walls. The Etruscan's use of true stone arches significantly impacted later Roman construction methods.","qid":121171,"docid":"5930988","rank":9,"score":105393.0},{"content":"The Etruscans, believed to be of Asian Minor origin, settled in Italy around 1000 BC in an area corresponding to modern Tuscany. Their domain expanded to cover a significant portion of western Italy, including Rome, by a later period.","qid":121171,"docid":"2550814","rank":10,"score":104519.0},{"content":"The Etruscans were the ancient civilization that inhabited central Italy during the Roman era.","qid":121171,"docid":"5809826","rank":11,"score":104120.0},{"content":"The Etruscans, also known as Tyrrhenians, were an Italian civilization thriving from the 8th to the 5th century B.C. Herodotus, a Greek historian, proposed a theory suggesting their origin was from Asia Minor.","qid":121171,"docid":"3812022","rank":12,"score":103505.0},{"content":"The Etruscans, known as Tyrrh\u0113noi in Attic Greek, were associated with the Sea Peoples and had a strong military tradition in ancient civilizations. Warfare provided economic benefits to Etruscan civilization, contributing to their rank and power.","qid":121171,"docid":"451172","rank":13,"score":103434.0},{"content":"The Etruscans, an civilization preceding the Romans, inhabited hill towns with abundant natural resources, particularly metals. Twelve independent Etruscan city-states formed a league at Volterra.","qid":121171,"docid":"6580476","rank":14,"score":103293.0},{"content":"The Etruscans were an ancient civilization with a complex culture, centered around multiple city-states that emerged during the Villanovan period in the ninth century BCE and reached great power during the Orientalizing Archaic periods.","qid":121171,"docid":"1278926","rank":15,"score":101406.0},{"content":"The Etruscans, also known as Tyrrhenians, were an ancient Italian civilization that flourished from the 8th to the 5th century B.C. According to Herodotus, a Greek historian from around 450 B.C., the Etruscans' origin was believed to be from Asia Minor.","qid":121171,"docid":"8260191","rank":16,"score":101387.0},{"content":"The Etruscans, also known as Tyrrhenians, were an ancient Italian civilization that flourished from the 8th to the 5th century B.C. According to Herodotus, a Greek historian from around 450 B.C., the Etruscans' origin was believed to be from Asia Minor.","qid":121171,"docid":"2550806","rank":17,"score":101321.0},{"content":"The Etruscans inhabited the region of modern Tuscany, bordered by the Tiber and Arno rivers, the Apennines, and the Tyrrhenian Sea. Their economy relied on agriculture, trading with the Greeks and Carthage, and exploiting mineral resources.","qid":121171,"docid":"8260194","rank":18,"score":100781.0},{"content":"The Etruscans, also known as Tyrrhenians, were an ancient Italian civilization that flourished from the 8th to the 5th century B.C. According to Greek historian Herodotus, the Etruscans' origin was believed to be from Asia Minor.","qid":121171,"docid":"2550810","rank":19,"score":100650.0},{"content":"The Etruscans, also known as Tyrrhenians, were an Italian civilization thriving from the 8th to the 5th century B.C. Herodotus, a Greek historian, proposed a theory suggesting their origin was from Asia Minor.","qid":121171,"docid":"2626101","rank":20,"score":99758.0},{"content":"The Etruscans inhabited the region of modern Tuscany, bordered by the Tiber and Arno rivers, Apennines, and Tyrrhenian Sea. Their economy relied on agriculture, trade, particularly with the Greeks and Carthage, and mineral resources.","qid":121171,"docid":"8260188","rank":21,"score":99506.0},{"content":"Etruria: Ancient country in Western Italy, between Arno and Tiber rivers, corresponding to modern-day Tuscany, home of the Etruscans.","qid":121171,"docid":"1278921","rank":22,"score":99415.0},{"content":"The Etruscans, also known as Tyrrhenians by the Greeks, were an ancient Italian civilization that flourished from the 8th to the 5th century B.C. in the area of Etruria.","qid":121171,"docid":"8260195","rank":23,"score":98302.0},{"content":"The Etruscan Civilization was a cultural development on the Italian Peninsula by the ancient Etruscan people during the 1st millennium BC. At its peak between the 7th and 5th centuries BC, Etruria likely extended its influence over all of Italy from the Alps to the Tiber River.","qid":121171,"docid":"5809831","rank":24,"score":97951.0},{"content":"The Etruscan civilization, also known as Tyrrhenia, was located in Central Italy, encompassing parts of Tuscany, Lazio, and Umbria.","qid":121171,"docid":"1278929","rank":25,"score":97847.0},{"content":"The Etruscan civilization, also known as Tyrrhenia, was located in Central Italy, encompassing parts of Tuscany, Lazio, and Umbria.","qid":121171,"docid":"2626100","rank":26,"score":97820.0},{"content":"The Etruscans believed in a supreme god but also had an impressive number of gods with some having multiple purposes. They believed that natural events held meaning, which they discovered through unique reasoning. They focused on clouds, lightning, thunder, stars, and birds for divine signs. One possible goddess was Lasa.","qid":121171,"docid":"259432","rank":27,"score":97425.0},{"content":"Around 800 BC, Etruscan culture emerged in Italy, replacing the Iron Age Villanovan culture. This new culture was influenced by contacts with Hellenic, Magna Graecian, and Phoenician civilizations. The Etruscans, like Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome, had a strong military tradition, and warfare provided economic benefits to their civilization.","qid":121171,"docid":"451176","rank":28,"score":97053.0},{"content":"The passage describes the meaning and pronunciation of the term \"Etruscan,\" which refers to the region and culture of Etruria, a pre-Roman civilization in Italy. The information is presented through a video and is powered by MaryTTS and Wiktionary.","qid":121171,"docid":"259431","rank":29,"score":97044.0},{"content":"The Etruscans, residing in northern Italy, acquired knowledge from the Greeks and Phoenicians, enabling them to construct cities with stone walls and build large, temple structures adorned with statues.","qid":121171,"docid":"2631827","rank":30,"score":96719.0},{"content":"The Etruscan Civilization, located on the Italian Peninsula during the 1st millennium BC, once held significant power from the Alps to the Tiber River. At its peak between the 7th and 5th centuries BC, Etruscan art greatly impacted the Romans until the 3rd century BC when Greek styles took precedence. (Greek Art and Architecture, Roman Art and Architecture also relevant.)","qid":121171,"docid":"451174","rank":31,"score":96301.0},{"content":"The Etruscans, a civilization advanced for over half a millennium before Greece, amassed wealth through international trade. They engaged in various activities such as wine making, road building, marsh draining, vase painting, city founding, sculpture creation, and aqueduct construction.","qid":121171,"docid":"2550813","rank":32,"score":95669.0},{"content":"Etruscan architecture emerged around 700 BC and continued until the Roman civilization absorbed it around 200 BC. The Etruscans constructed various structures using stone, wood, and other materials, including temples, houses, tombs, city walls, bridges, and roads.","qid":121171,"docid":"5237905","rank":33,"score":95542.0},{"content":"Around 650 B.C.E., the Etruscans, a confederation of city-states to the north of Rome, took control of Rome and began transforming it from a crude collection of shepherds' huts into a city. They introduced rectangular urban planning.","qid":121171,"docid":"2631821","rank":34,"score":95403.0},{"content":"The Etruscans, an ancient civilization north of Rome, remain a historical enigma. Around 650 B.C.E., they seized control of Rome, utilizing its strategic hills and Tiber River location. They subsequently developed Rome from a simple collection of shepherds' huts into a proper city.","qid":121171,"docid":"3092263","rank":35,"score":95158.0},{"content":"The ancient Etruscan language is not related to any other known language.","qid":121171,"docid":"259435","rank":36,"score":94849.0},{"content":"The Etruscan civilization, which lasted from the 8th to the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC, expanded its influence widely in Italy during the 6th century. They founded city-states in northern Italy and controlled areas to the south, including Latium and beyond. Early Rome was heavily influenced by Etruscan culture, and the word \"Rome\" is Etruscan. The Etruscans also gained control of Corsica. Their architecture","qid":121171,"docid":"451171","rank":37,"score":94441.0},{"content":"The Etruscans were known for creating figurative sculptures using stone, terracotta, and bronze. Notable examples include the Apollo of Velo (c.500 BCE), Capitoline Wolf (c.500 BCE), Chariot (c.550-525 BCE), and Chimera of Arezzo (c.450 BCE).","qid":121171,"docid":"5809834","rank":38,"score":93952.0},{"content":"The Etruscan cosmology, along with other aspects of their culture, remains largely obscure in historical records. This collection of papers explores various aspects of Etruscan orientation and rituals, contributing to the understanding of their cultural identity.","qid":121171,"docid":"259437","rank":39,"score":92644.0},{"content":"The Etruscans significantly influenced ancient Roman culture despite most of their records being lost to history. The Romans sought permission from the Etruscans to settle, and were granted land where Rome was later founded. Various versions of the Roman origin story involve Romulus and Remus being Etruscan kings or descendants.","qid":121171,"docid":"451173","rank":40,"score":91235.0},{"content":"The Etruscan civilization significantly impacted early Celtic culture, influencing the Hallstatt and La Tene styles of Celtic art. However, starting in 396 BCE, the Etruscan city states were conquered by Rome and became part of the Roman Empire.","qid":121171,"docid":"5809828","rank":41,"score":91195.0},{"content":"The Etruscans, a civilized people before the Romans, significantly influenced Roman development through contact with Greek civilization and by starting Rome's early construction.","qid":121171,"docid":"8643275","rank":42,"score":91068.0},{"content":"The Etruscans, an Italian civilization preceding Rome, constructed the first cities in the region including Rome itself and initiated the building of the Sacred Way, Rome's most significant street.","qid":121171,"docid":"8643277","rank":43,"score":90974.0},{"content":"The Etruscan civilization thrived in central Italy from the 8th to 3rd century BCE, recognized for its abundant mineral resources and significant role in Mediterranean trade. However, most of its culture and history were lost or absorbed by its conqueror, Rome.","qid":121171,"docid":"2550807","rank":44,"score":90795.0},{"content":"The Etruscans, under Greek influence, introduced the Greek alphabet to the Romans, leading to Greek cultural impact on Roman education. Roman nobles sent their sons to Etruscan schools for education, similar to later practices in Greece.","qid":121171,"docid":"2631826","rank":45,"score":90767.0},{"content":"The Etruscans, an advanced civilization preceding the Romans, were initially subjugated and later conquered them. Their unique culture raised questions about their origin.","qid":121171,"docid":"2579338","rank":46,"score":90756.0},{"content":"The origin of a people's culture is often complex and multifaceted, distinct from their genetic ancestry. Using the example of the people of Mexico, it is clear that their culture has multiple roots.","qid":121171,"docid":"2579341","rank":47,"score":90653.0},{"content":"The term \"fasces\" refers to a bundle of wooden rods with an axe, symbolizing magisterial power in ancient Rome, possibly originating from the Etruscan civilization and influenced by the eastern Mediterranean labrys, a double-headed axe.","qid":121171,"docid":"2780358","rank":48,"score":89928.0},{"content":"The Etruscans engaged in extensive trade with the Greeks and Phoenicians, exporting lumber, furs, and possibly slaves, while importing jewelry, spices, perfume, and Greek vases. Many Greek vases discovered in museums originated from Etruscan tombs in Italy.","qid":121171,"docid":"2631822","rank":49,"score":89824.0},{"content":"The Etruscans are known for being the first builders of vaults, and their engineering expertise is evident in Rome's Cloaca Maxima, a sewer system from around 500 B.C. This structure showcases the advanced vaulting techniques of the Romans.","qid":121171,"docid":"2132420","rank":50,"score":89772.0},{"content":"The Romans admired the Etruscans and saw value in their culture, leading to a decline in a distinct Etruscan identity.","qid":121171,"docid":"2550805","rank":51,"score":89192.0},{"content":"The Etruscans advanced trade, metallurgy, and agriculture near Rome. They also introduced the Greek alphabet, leading to Greek cultural influence in Roman society.","qid":121171,"docid":"2282917","rank":52,"score":89191.0},{"content":"The passage describes a tour to visit Etruscan tombs with frescoes in Tarquinia and the picturesque town of Tuscania in Italy.","qid":121171,"docid":"5237907","rank":53,"score":88629.0},{"content":"The Etruscan temple architecture was influenced by Greek designs but the Etruscans adapted it with their unique use of materials and temple ground plans to cater to their religious practices.","qid":121171,"docid":"5809830","rank":54,"score":88169.0},{"content":"Around 700 BC, the Etruscans adopted the Greek alphabet but replaced the Semitic letter names with new ones, resulting in terms like \"ay\" for \"alpha\" and \"bee\" for \"beta,\" with some exceptions like \"zed\" from \"zeta.\" Approximately 150 years later, Latin adopted the Etruscan alphabet.","qid":121171,"docid":"8301993","rank":55,"score":88142.0},{"content":"The Etruscan civilization, which thrived in central Italy from the 8th to 3rd century BCE, is known for its significance in ancient history. Cerveteri, also called Cisra or Caisra, Agylla, or Caere, was a prominent Etruscan town during this period.","qid":121171,"docid":"259434","rank":56,"score":87728.0},{"content":"Tuscia, located in Southern Etruria and part of the Viterbo province, is home to the ancient Etruscan civilization. This area, 90 km north of Rome, preserves remarkable aspects and remains of Italy's greatest civilization before the Romans' complete submission and absorption in the 2nd century.","qid":121171,"docid":"5237902","rank":57,"score":86559.0},{"content":"In 509 BC, the Etruscans were driven out of Rome. This event is depicted in the story of Tarquinius Superbus' expulsion, Lars Porsena of Clusium's intervention, and the Latins' victory over Aruns Porsena's son at Aricia.","qid":121171,"docid":"2550808","rank":58,"score":86340.0},{"content":"The Etruscan Mystery Day Tour from Rome and shore excursion from Civitavecchia explores the Roman countryside, formerly known as Etruria, which was governed by the advanced yet enigmatic pre-Roman civilization, the Etruscans.","qid":121171,"docid":"5237908","rank":59,"score":86178.0},{"content":"The Etruscans are a ancient civilization whose knowledge is largely based on their funerary practices. These practices indicate an artistically advanced culture, but provide limited insight into their daily life.","qid":121171,"docid":"6580478","rank":60,"score":86121.0},{"content":"The Etruscan rule of Rome began in 616 B.C.E., with a two-class society consisting of patricians and plebeians. Patricians served as advisors to the king, while plebeians had no political representation and were required to join the military.","qid":121171,"docid":"6461186","rank":61,"score":86103.0},{"content":"Etruscan sculpture distinguishes itself from Greek sculpture through the preference for terra-cotta and the depiction of the Capitoline Wolf, an episode related to the founding of Rome. Etruscan temples share similarities with Greek temples in their architectural design.","qid":121171,"docid":"6042757","rank":62,"score":85688.0},{"content":"Etruscan Majolica was a brand of earthenware pottery produced by Griffen, Smith and Hill, and later by Griffen, Smith and Company, Griffen, Love and Company, and Griffen China Company, in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania from 1879 to 1892.","qid":121171,"docid":"2408795","rank":63,"score":85660.0},{"content":"Etruscan architecture from 8th century B.C. to 281 B.C. in western central Italy is largely vanished, but its impact on Roman architecture is significant. Notable remnants include underground tombs and city walls. An example of Etruscan architecture is the Arch of Augustus in Perugia, dating from 700-280 B.C., which showcases their construction techniques, such as the use of stone ar","qid":121171,"docid":"5930987","rank":64,"score":85652.0},{"content":"The Minotaur is a mythological creature from Greek mythology, depicted as having the body of a man and the head of a bull, or as part man and part bull (according to Roman poet Ovid).","qid":121171,"docid":"2719857","rank":65,"score":85457.0},{"content":"Etruscan architecture featured a staircase leading to the main entrance of buildings, while Greek architecture had a circular set of steps surrounding the entire structure. Etruscans placed sculptures on rooftops to signify the presence of a deity inside, a practice not seen in Greek architecture.","qid":121171,"docid":"6042759","rank":66,"score":85300.0},{"content":"The National Archeological Museum in Chiusi and the Museo Etrusco Guarnacci in Volterra are two notable places to visit for Etruscan artifacts. The National Archeological Museum in Chiusi offers tours to Etruscan tombs and is located at Via Porsenna, 17. Near Siena, Volterra was an Etruscan city-state with a museum, Museo Etrusco Guarn","qid":121171,"docid":"2735729","rank":67,"score":85011.0},{"content":"Twin brothers are believed to have founded Rome in 753 B.C. The Etruscans, an ancient Italian civilization living in Etruria from around 650-500 B.C., preceded the Romans and significantly influenced their culture.","qid":121171,"docid":"8164251","rank":68,"score":84514.0},{"content":"The Romans adopted various elements from the Etruscans, including their alphabet, architecture, fashion, army organization, and religious beliefs. Roman religious practices were influenced by both Etruscan and Greek cultures, with the Romans adopting the concept of gods in human form, honoring the emperor as a god, and regularly honoring deities through public ceremonies.","qid":121171,"docid":"451177","rank":69,"score":84205.0},{"content":"Aita, equivalent to Greek Hades, is the Etruscan god of the underworld. Depictions of Aita are rare, appearing in only a few Etruscan tomb paintings, such as the Golini Tomb in Orvieto and the tomb of Orcus II in Tarquinia.","qid":121171,"docid":"1219231","rank":70,"score":83791.0},{"content":"The Etruscan Mystery tour starts in Tarquinia, a medieval town situated on a cliff overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea and boasting green hills and valleys as its other view.","qid":121171,"docid":"5237906","rank":71,"score":83739.0},{"content":"The Etruscans made advanced iron weapons and were in the process of developing steel manufacturing techniques before the fall of the Roman Empire, but the full development of this technology came later in the Western world.","qid":121171,"docid":"4609616","rank":72,"score":83365.0},{"content":"The passage is about Tuscia, a region in Southern Etruria, which is part of the Province of Viterbo in Italy. Tuscia, located 90 km north of Rome, is known for preserving aspects and remains of the ancient Etruscan civilization, which existed before the Romans took over in the 2nd century BC. The Etruscans are considered one of the greatest civilizations in Italian history.","qid":121171,"docid":"5237901","rank":73,"score":83259.0},{"content":"Aita, equivalent to Greek Hades, is the Etruscan god of the underworld. He is depicted rarely in Etruscan tomb paintings, including the Golini Tomb in Orvieto and Tarquinia's tomb of Orcus II.","qid":121171,"docid":"1219224","rank":74,"score":83122.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the early racial mixture in Rome, with distinctions made between the inhabitants of the Quirinal and Palatine hills, referred to as collini and montani respectively. The Etruscans are mentioned as one tribe among the early Romans, with their name derived from Lucumo. They played a significant role in Roman history, assisting Romulus against Titus Tatius and holding power during the reigns of three Tarquins.","qid":121171,"docid":"5713962","rank":75,"score":83114.0},{"content":"By 500 B.C.E., Rome had become the most significant city in Latium, allowing it to dominate neighboring Latins and eventually rebel against its rulers. Two contributing factors aided the Romans in their power struggle.","qid":121171,"docid":"2282923","rank":76,"score":83097.0},{"content":"The Roman conquest of the Etruscans ended with the sack of Veii in 396 B.C., and the final destruction of the Volsinii in 264 B.C. Although the Etruscans continued to use their own language until the first century B.C., it became a concern for scholars like Emperor Claudius by the first century A.D.","qid":121171,"docid":"8260196","rank":77,"score":82700.0},{"content":"The passage lists the major architectural structures of the Etruscan civilization in descending order of survival: wealthy elite houses, mysterious monumental complexes, temples, city walls, and rock-cut tombs.","qid":121171,"docid":"5237909","rank":78,"score":81974.0},{"content":"Siena was likely founded by the Etruscans, who originated from the Aegeo-Asian area around 12th Century BC. The Etruscans were known as hilltop dwellers, with each hill having its own farmhouse, a practice still observable in Siena's countryside.","qid":121171,"docid":"2735732","rank":79,"score":81935.0},{"content":"The Roman republic was shaped by the Etruscan civilization, adopting their monarchic government and having Etruscan kings. The Etruscan society was later invaded by Celts and Greeks, leading to its decline and allowing the Roman republic to rise in power.","qid":121171,"docid":"3812019","rank":80,"score":81844.0},{"content":"The Etruscans and the early Roman monarchy played significant roles in the development of the Roman republic. Rome's founding is attributed to Romulus and Remus, who were legendarily abandoned and raised by a she-wolf.","qid":121171,"docid":"3812018","rank":81,"score":81694.0},{"content":"Volterra is a town in Tuscany, Italy, with ancient Etruscan and Roman history. It was a significant settlement of the Villanovan culture during the Bronze Age and an essential Etruscan center named Velathri or Felathri, later known as Volaterrae in Latin.","qid":121171,"docid":"8056821","rank":82,"score":81225.0},{"content":"The passage discusses two theories about the origins of the Etruscan civilization during the Early Iron Age: one suggesting in-situ development from the Villanovan culture, and the other proposing colonization from the Near East. Cavalli-Sforza proposed a third theory, suggesting an autochthonous population with genetic divergence.","qid":121171,"docid":"2626098","rank":83,"score":81003.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the role of television and now computers in mass culture development in the US. The etruscans' contribution to Rome is mentioned but the second part of the passage is irrelevant to the topic and contains graphic and disturbing content.","qid":121171,"docid":"8643273","rank":84,"score":80682.0},{"content":"The Etruscans significantly impacted Rome's development through their warlike nature, expansionist policies, and artistic influence. This impact can be likened to the British influence on the United States.","qid":121171,"docid":"8643272","rank":85,"score":80292.0},{"content":"The Etruscans, an early civilization, significantly influenced Roman politics and culture. However, their civilization declined due to a weak empire and a Celtic invasion in the Po Valley.","qid":121171,"docid":"4355386","rank":86,"score":80145.0},{"content":"The term \"atrium,\" originating from the 1570s, is believed to have derived from the Latin word for the central court or main room of an ancient Roman house. This room contained the hearth. The origin of the word is uncertain, with some sources suggesting it may be of Etruscan origin, while others propose it could be linked to the Proto-Indo-European root *ater, meaning \"fire.\" The notion is that the name comes","qid":121171,"docid":"6684926","rank":87,"score":79708.0},{"content":"Minerva, also known as Menrva in Etruscan, was the Roman goddess of wisdom and the sponsor of arts, trade, and strategy. While she was associated with warfare in Roman mythology, the Romans did not emphasize this aspect as much as the Greeks later did.","qid":121171,"docid":"2268541","rank":88,"score":79475.0},{"content":"The Etruscans established the first civilization in Italy around the 8th century BC, located in the area now known as Tuscany.","qid":121171,"docid":"2896413","rank":89,"score":78867.0},{"content":"The Etruscans were known for creating intricate gold, silver, and ivory jewelry using techniques like filigree and granulation. Their art significantly influenced Roman culture from the 6th to the 3rd century BC. Etruscan art shows influences from Greek, Egyptian, and Asian Minor styles, as well as distinctively Italian and Etruscan religious beliefs. This art had a significant impact on subsequent Roman styles.","qid":121171,"docid":"5809833","rank":90,"score":78775.0},{"content":"At Etruscan tombs, including those in Tuscany like Tumulus di Montefortini at Comeana, trade is indicated by the discovery of grave goods such as fine faience ware cups.","qid":121171,"docid":"2626106","rank":91,"score":78723.0},{"content":"Minerva, also known as Menrva in Etruscan, was the Roman goddess of wisdom, strategic warfare, arts, trade, and strategy. She was born from Metis, who was swallowed by Jupiter, and emerged fully armed and clad in armor from Jupiter's head.","qid":121171,"docid":"2268545","rank":92,"score":78709.0},{"content":"The Etruscans significantly influenced Rome through a line of Etruscan kings who ruled in Rome until 509 BC. This period ended when the last Etruscan king, Lucius Tarquinius Superbus, was overthrown, leading to the establishment of the Roman Republic.","qid":121171,"docid":"2626097","rank":93,"score":78596.0},{"content":"The Etruscans practiced orthodontics by placing bands on mummies to preserve their teeth in the afterlife. In contrast to modern metal brackets, ancient societies utilized catgut, a fiber derived from intestines, for creating orthodontic cords.","qid":121171,"docid":"5292207","rank":94,"score":78585.0},{"content":"The history of Rome began with the Etruscans, an enigmatic people whose origins are uncertain, despite evidence of shepherd villages on Rome's seven hills from Roman myth and archaeology.","qid":121171,"docid":"2631824","rank":95,"score":78472.0},{"content":"The passage suggests reading \"The Beginnings of Rome\" by T.J. Cornell for information on the origins of Rome, and also mentions an article by Prof. G. Nicolucci titled \"Anthropology of Etruria\" in E. Villin's work as a potential resource for understanding historical perspectives on the origins of the Etruscans.","qid":121171,"docid":"8260190","rank":96,"score":78271.0},{"content":"The Etruscan architecture is notable for its use of Eastern influences, specifically the arch and dome. Prevalent structures are adinteladas, with minimal sculptural decoration, limited to terra cotta sculptures in temple pediments.","qid":121171,"docid":"5930985","rank":97,"score":78088.0},{"content":"Castiglioncello is located on the Etruscan coast, surrounded by white beaches, reefs, Medieval villages, gulfs, bays, and hills covered in Mediterranean trees.","qid":121171,"docid":"2590210","rank":98,"score":78079.0},{"content":"Around the same period as the Etruscans, Greeks established colonies in Italy. Initially serving as trading posts, Greeks later farmed the land and settled permanently. They took over much of the Etruscan territory in southern Italy.","qid":121171,"docid":"2631825","rank":99,"score":77579.0},{"content":"The Romans adopted various practices from the Etruscans, such as the arch and temple design, the Etruscan alphabet, divination, and bronze making, as well as some elements of their government.","qid":121171,"docid":"8643271","rank":100,"score":77086.0}]}
{"query":"define bmt medical","hits":[{"content":"Bone marrow transplantation (BMT) is a medical procedure where doctors replace diseased or damaged bone marrow with healthy bone marrow. This is often achieved by destroying the existing bone marrow through high doses of chemotherapy and\/or radiation therapy.","qid":118440,"docid":"1569786","rank":1,"score":122604.0},{"content":"The passage provides two definitions for BMT: 1. Bachelor of Medical Technology, and 2. Bone Marrow Transplant or Bone Marrow Transplantation.","qid":118440,"docid":"1569787","rank":2,"score":116882.0},{"content":"A bone marrow transplant is a therapy for patients with specific cancers or diseases, involving the transfer of filtered stem cells from bone marrow. Complications include graft failure due to insufficient donated stem cells or recurrent disease, and graft-versus-host disease (GVHD), a potentially life-threatening condition.","qid":118440,"docid":"2699180","rank":3,"score":102034.0},{"content":"BMT is a manufacturer of Automatic and Semi-Automatic Can Making and Seaming machines.","qid":118440,"docid":"7703789","rank":4,"score":100996.0},{"content":"Bone marrow transplantation (BMT) and peripheral blood stem cell transplantation (PBSCT) are medical procedures used to restore stem cells destroyed by intense chemotherapy and radiation therapy.","qid":118440,"docid":"1323064","rank":5,"score":97815.0},{"content":"The term BMT (Black Man's Time) refers to a cultural practice among Africans and Caribbean people, allowing for a lateness of up to an hour for an agreed arrival time. Any delay beyond this is considered late.","qid":118440,"docid":"5229209","rank":6,"score":97441.0},{"content":"Bone marrow transplantation (BMT) and peripheral blood stem cell transplantation (PBSCT) are procedures to restore destroyed stem cells from high doses of chemotherapy and radiation therapy. There are three types: autologous transplants involve patients receiving their own stem cells.","qid":118440,"docid":"6802137","rank":7,"score":96659.0},{"content":"A bone marrow transplant, referred to as a stem cell transplant or hematopoietic stem cell transplant, is a procedure that replaces unhealthy blood-forming stem cells with healthy ones, providing a potential cure for some patients.","qid":118440,"docid":"2843799","rank":8,"score":96144.0},{"content":"The passage discusses bone marrow and peripheral blood stem cell transplantations as procedures used to restore destroyed stem cells through high doses of chemotherapy and radiation therapy. There are three types of transplants: autologous, in which patients receive their own stem cells.","qid":118440,"docid":"2504007","rank":9,"score":94734.0},{"content":"The passage discusses bone marrow and peripheral blood stem cell transplantations as procedures used to restore destroyed stem cells through chemotherapy and radiation therapy. There are three types of transplants: autologous, where patients receive their own stem cells.","qid":118440,"docid":"6687966","rank":10,"score":94326.0},{"content":"The United States Air Force's Basic Military Training is an 8.5-week regimen of physical and mental preparation necessary for individuals to join the Air Force, Air Force Reserve, or Air National Guard as Airmen.","qid":118440,"docid":"1072189","rank":11,"score":93282.0},{"content":"BMT (Bone Marrow Transplantation) is commonly used as the primary treatment for various hematologic malignancies, including leukemias, lymphomas, and multiple myeloma. It is also being explored for use in solid tumors like colon and breast cancer, autoimmune diseases, and inherited blood disorders.","qid":118440,"docid":"1445685","rank":12,"score":91650.0},{"content":"The United States Air Force's eight-and-a-half-week Basic Military Training (BMT) prepares individuals to become Airmen through physical and mental training at Lackland Air Force Base. This program transitions civilians into military life and teaches essential skills for the Expeditionary Air Force.","qid":118440,"docid":"7303160","rank":13,"score":91408.0},{"content":"The United States Air Force Basic Military Training is an 8.5-week program that prepares individuals to become Airmen in the Air Force, Reserve, or National Guard through physical and mental training.","qid":118440,"docid":"2605338","rank":14,"score":91162.0},{"content":"The United States Air Force's eight-and-a-half-week Basic Military Training prepares individuals to become Airmen in the Air Force, Reserve, or National Guard through physical and mental training.","qid":118440,"docid":"2605341","rank":15,"score":90630.0},{"content":"The acronym BMT\u00ae in SUBWAY\u00ae restaurants stands for Biggest, Meatiest, and Tastiest. It was inspired by the Brooklyn Manhattan Transit system in New York City and was part of an early promotion based on the subway theme.","qid":118440,"docid":"6750554","rank":16,"score":89136.0},{"content":"The term BMT in SUBWAY restaurants originated from a promotion based on the Brooklyn Manhattan Transit system in New York City, representing the biggest, meatiest, and tastiest sandwiches.","qid":118440,"docid":"8724459","rank":17,"score":88666.0},{"content":"The BMT (Bachelor of Music Therapy) degree attracts voice majors with musical skills and an interest in science and medicine. Highly skilled singers, often the top vocalists in their high schools, are common among prospective vocal music majors, who may sing various vocal styles during their teenage years.","qid":118440,"docid":"1827531","rank":18,"score":87068.0},{"content":"A bone marrow or umbilical cord blood transplant replaces diseased blood-forming cells with healthy ones, treating conditions like leukemias, lymphomas, multiple myeloma, plasma cell disorders, severe aplastic anemia, and sickle cell disease.","qid":118440,"docid":"2699188","rank":19,"score":86790.0},{"content":"The Air Force's Basic Military Training (BMT) is the initial stage of an Air Force career, where both active-duty and Air National Guard members undergo training together. This training takes place at Joint Base San Antonio in San Antonio, Texas, which was formerly known as Lackland Air Force Base. There is no separate boot camp for Air Force Reservists.","qid":118440,"docid":"3368681","rank":20,"score":86386.0},{"content":"A bone marrow or umbilical cord blood transplant involves replacing diseased stem cells with healthy ones to treat serious illnesses. This passage discusses diseases treatable with such transplants, the cells used, and the transplant process as a treatment option.","qid":118440,"docid":"6744365","rank":21,"score":84010.0},{"content":"The BVMT-R is a test assessing visuospatial learning and memory. Participants memorize six abstract figures in a 2x3 grid for 10 seconds, then reproduce them without time constraints for three trials.","qid":118440,"docid":"1414741","rank":22,"score":83950.0},{"content":"British rock band Bring Me the Horizon, also known as BMTH, was formed in Sheffield, South Yorkshire in 2004. The band's current members include vocalist Oliver Sykes, guitarist Lee Malia, bassist Matt Kean, drummer Matt Nicholls, and keyboardist Jordan Fish.","qid":118440,"docid":"8646668","rank":23,"score":83307.0},{"content":"The US Air Force Basic Military Training Program, referred to as BMT, is an 8-week intensive training regimen, excluding in-processing days, aimed at realizing an individual's potential and producing the finest Airman.","qid":118440,"docid":"194614","rank":24,"score":83293.0},{"content":"BMT Scientific Marine Services, a subsidiary of BMT Group, has been awarded a patent for its strain measurement system and innovative attachment method, which can be integrated into the insulation layer of ultra-deep water Steel Catenary Risers (SCRs).","qid":118440,"docid":"1445679","rank":25,"score":83019.0},{"content":"The passage mentions various unrelated entities named BMT: Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit (New York subway line), an early Subway sandwich promotion, British Maritime Technology, the Benton Mackaye Trail in GA, NC, TN, Big Mutha Truckers (game), Berliner Motorrad Tage (German: Berlin Motorcycle Days in Berlin, Germany), and Buprenorphine Maintenance Treatment (substance abuse).","qid":118440,"docid":"6750552","rank":26,"score":82487.0},{"content":"The End of Course (EOC) test at BMT is the last written assessment evaluating all education and training in War Skills and Military Studies. Classroom instruction is the focus of the test, while practical training is assessed during BEAST.","qid":118440,"docid":"1711898","rank":27,"score":82194.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the importance of stem cell mobilization in successful blood and marrow transplants. Hematopoietic progenitor\/stem cells (HPCs) need to be infused in adequate numbers to regenerate various hematopoietic cell lineages in the marrow cavity promptly.","qid":118440,"docid":"3033116","rank":28,"score":81341.0},{"content":"The Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit (BMT) is the name of the first subway system in New York City. In honor of this historical fact, a sandwich named \"The Italian BMT\" was named after it.","qid":118440,"docid":"6750550","rank":29,"score":81260.0},{"content":"In autologous bone marrow transplants, the stem cells used are the child's own.","qid":118440,"docid":"6648627","rank":30,"score":81086.0},{"content":"An advanced EMT (AETMs) is a medical professional with additional specialized training and certification beyond the standard AETM level. They can perform functions typically associated with paramedics, including EKG readings and IV administration. (Source: 1)","qid":118440,"docid":"1516208","rank":31,"score":80961.0},{"content":"The Air Force's Basic Military Training (BMT) marks the start of a military career. It is a demanding experience, testing recruits mentally and physically, and transforms them into self-confident Airmen with essential skills for Air Force membership.","qid":118440,"docid":"1714649","rank":32,"score":80740.0},{"content":"A bone marrow transplant involves replacing a patient's marrow with donor marrow. If the marrow is from the patient themselves, it's called an autologous transplant. If it's from an identical twin, it's syngeneic. Most transplants today are allogeneic, using donor marrow that is not an exact match. Bone marrow transplants are abbreviated as BMT.","qid":118440,"docid":"8527723","rank":33,"score":80464.0},{"content":"Bring Me the Horizon is a British rock band from Sheffield, South Yorkshire, formed in 2004. The band's current members include vocalist Oliver Sykes, guitarist Lee Malia, bassist Matt Kean, drummer Matt Nicholls, and keyboardist Jordan Fish.","qid":118440,"docid":"1029433","rank":34,"score":80267.0},{"content":"The BMT sandwich at Subway, which originally included Genoa salami, pepperoni, ham, and bologna, now only contains Genoa salami, pepperoni, and ham. The name BMT is believed to stand for \"biggest, meatiest, tastiest.\" At some point, the corporate entity Doctor's Associates removed the bologna from the sandwich.","qid":118440,"docid":"5365153","rank":35,"score":80022.0},{"content":"The US Army's basic training (BMT) now lasts for 9 weeks, transforming civilians into soldiers.","qid":118440,"docid":"228375","rank":36,"score":78645.0},{"content":"The US Army basic training now lasts for 9 weeks, transforming civilians into soldiers. Continuous learning is required, regardless of length of military service.","qid":118440,"docid":"2543286","rank":37,"score":77453.0},{"content":"The passage mentions various unrelated acronyms: Basic Military Training, Badminton, Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit (subway line and sandwich promotion), British Maritime Technology, Benton Mackaye Trail, Big Mutha Truckers (game), and Berliner Motorrad Tage (German motorcycle days in Berlin).","qid":118440,"docid":"6750548","rank":38,"score":77217.0},{"content":"DMT is a naturally-occurring psychedelic tryptamine found in various plants and in trace amounts in the human body, with its natural function unknown.","qid":118440,"docid":"6270833","rank":39,"score":77029.0},{"content":"The BMT sandwich from Subway, named after the Brooklyn Manhattan Transit system but now referred to as the Biggest, Meatiest, Tastiest sandwich, consists of salami, pepperoni, and ham. It was the most popular cold sandwich in the United Kingdom for Subway in 2004.","qid":118440,"docid":"6750553","rank":40,"score":76724.0},{"content":"The author reflects on their experience at Basic Military Training (BMT) in the Air Force, admitting they neglected to share details upon returning. They describe BMT as an experience that was hated during but loved in retrospect. Now, a year into their service, they plan to share some of their BMT experiences.","qid":118440,"docid":"2605332","rank":41,"score":76329.0},{"content":"The passage summarizes a definition of BMT found on the All Acronyms website, dated August 10, 2016. BMT is an acronym for a medical term, but the exact definition is not provided in the passage.","qid":118440,"docid":"1445681","rank":42,"score":76214.0},{"content":"Military bearing refers to the military posture, demeanor, and etiquette that members of the armed forces are expected to display. It includes maintaining an upright posture, making eye contact, speaking clearly and respectfully, and adhering to rules and regulations.","qid":118440,"docid":"4406104","rank":43,"score":76023.0},{"content":"DMT, or N,N-dimethyltryptamine, is a naturally occurring psychedelic tryptamine found in various plants and in trace amounts in the human body. Its function in the human body is unknown.","qid":118440,"docid":"6270831","rank":44,"score":75952.0},{"content":"The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) refers to a network that enables communication between medical devices and healthcare IT systems using machine-to-machine interaction.","qid":118440,"docid":"4025848","rank":45,"score":75858.0},{"content":"The BMT sandwich at Subway, once equal to an Italian sub with ham, salami, pepperoni, cheese, lettuce, and Italian dressing with a secret spice, now only contains ham, salami, pepperoni, and cheese without the bologna that was previously included.","qid":118440,"docid":"5365148","rank":46,"score":75281.0},{"content":"Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is a potent psychedelic drug that is a type of tryptamine alkaloid. It naturally occurs in certain plants, animals, and in small quantities in the human brain, where its function remains unknown.","qid":118440,"docid":"6270835","rank":47,"score":75206.0},{"content":"The Air Force's Basic Military Training Physical Fitness Test is a three-part assessment measuring endurance and evaluating physical strengths, abilities, and cardio-respiratory fitness. Passing this test is necessary to graduate boot camp and proceed to Advanced Individual Training.","qid":118440,"docid":"2605334","rank":48,"score":75014.0},{"content":"The U.S. Air Force refers to its recruit training as Basic Military Training (BMT). In contrast, the U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps call it Recruit Training. The U.S. Coast Guard uses the term Basic Training. Completion of recruit training is recognized with a badge or award in some services.","qid":118440,"docid":"3368682","rank":49,"score":74763.0},{"content":"The passage lists various nursing and medical certifications and degrees: BLS (Basic Life Support), BDLS (Basic Disaster Life Support), BCEN (Board Certified Emergency Nurse), BM (Bachelor of Midwifery), BMTCN (Blood and Marrow Transplant Certified Nurse), and BN\/BPS (Bachelor of Nursing\/Bachelor of Professional Studies with a concentration in Nursing).","qid":118440,"docid":"131905","rank":50,"score":74743.0},{"content":"The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) refers to the connection of medical devices and applications to healthcare IT systems through online networks, enabling machine-to-machine communication via Wi-Fi technology.","qid":118440,"docid":"7657154","rank":51,"score":74736.0},{"content":"Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is a potent psychedelic drug that is a type of tryptamine alkaloid. It naturally occurs in certain plants, animals, and in small quantities in the human brain, where its function is unclear. DMT is recognized for its strong effects.","qid":118440,"docid":"5068584","rank":52,"score":74165.0},{"content":"The BMT Construction Cost Table provides information on the cost of constructing different building types such as houses, townhouses, residential apartments, office blocks, industrial warehouses, supermarkets, shopping centers, hotels, and motels.","qid":118440,"docid":"4073757","rank":53,"score":74031.0},{"content":"Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is a naturally-occurring psychoactive tryptamine found in animals, fungi, and plants.","qid":118440,"docid":"6270836","rank":54,"score":74031.0},{"content":"BMT is involved in various high-profile projects, including contributions to acquisition programs like the Air Warfare Destroyer, Landing Helicopter Dock, and Future Submarines, as well as sustainment programs for Collins, ANZAC frigates, and Armadale class patrol boats.","qid":118440,"docid":"8527721","rank":55,"score":73733.0},{"content":"Dr. Edwin M. Horwitz, a board-certified Pediatric Hematology\/Oncology specialist, has been appointed as the new director of Blood and Marrow Transplant (BMT) at Nationwide Children's Hospital. He previously worked at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP).","qid":118440,"docid":"8197938","rank":56,"score":73726.0},{"content":"Hepatic veno-occlusive disease (VOD) is a complication of high-dose chemotherapy before a bone marrow transplant, characterized by obstructed small veins in the liver leading to weight gain, liver enlargement, and elevated bilirubin levels in the blood.","qid":118440,"docid":"220513","rank":57,"score":73679.0},{"content":"Lackland Air Force Base is renowned for conducting the U.S. Air Force's Basic Military Training (BMT) for the active duty Regular Air Force, Air Force Reserve, and Air National Guard. The training consists of nine basic training squadrons, each with its designated training site on the base.","qid":118440,"docid":"423490","rank":58,"score":73611.0},{"content":"Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is a naturally-occurring psychoactive tryptamine found in animals, fungi, and plants.","qid":118440,"docid":"6270832","rank":59,"score":73513.0},{"content":"The United States Army's basic training, also known as Basic Combat Training, lasts for 9 weeks. This foundational period transforms civilians into soldiers. Preparation beforehand can enhance the experience and future Army career. Regardless of length of service, training continues.","qid":118440,"docid":"4773360","rank":60,"score":73486.0},{"content":"The Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT) is a more extensively trained mid-level prehospital emergency medical services provider in the US, surpassing the Emergency Medical Technician-Intermediate (EMT-I) level, which was introduced in 2013 and is now implemented in most states.","qid":118440,"docid":"2111198","rank":61,"score":73331.0},{"content":"A bilateral myringotomy (BMT) is a common surgical procedure for children who have had ear infections in both ears. During the procedure, a tiny tube, either a pressure equalization (PE) or tympanostomy tube, is inserted into the eardrums to promote ventilation and pressure equalization in the middle ear. This helps prevent future infections, fluid build-up, and normalizes hearing.","qid":118440,"docid":"7159218","rank":62,"score":73235.0},{"content":"DMT, or N,N-dimethyltryptamine, is a naturally-occurring psychoactive tryptamine found in various animals, fungi, and plants, particularly in certain species.","qid":118440,"docid":"6270830","rank":63,"score":72931.0},{"content":"The passage mentions that the speaker is unfamiliar with a BMT sandwich but assumes it contains bacon, an 'm' ingredient, and tomato, possibly meaning meat, mustard, or mozzarella. The speaker looks forward to having a Subway BMT sandwich on Thursday.","qid":118440,"docid":"5365149","rank":64,"score":72826.0},{"content":"BMT Firearms, based in Seville, Ohio, is a licensed Class 1 FFL and Class 3 SOT dealer. They offer a wide range of handguns, long guns, silencers, ammunition, and accessories at affordable prices in Medina County. The business now stocks Class 3 NFA items.","qid":118440,"docid":"3014397","rank":65,"score":72559.0},{"content":"DMT, or N,N-dimethyltryptamine, is a natural tryptamine present in animals, fungi, and plants.","qid":118440,"docid":"6270834","rank":66,"score":72331.0},{"content":"Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is a hallucinogenic drug that distorts perceptions of objects and reality, leading to hallucinations. Its effects resemble those of LSD and magic mushrooms, and using it is sometimes referred to as \"tripping.\"","qid":118440,"docid":"1652091","rank":67,"score":72046.0},{"content":"The Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) is responsible for operating city bus services in Bangalore, Karnataka, South India. It covers both intra-city routes and certain outskirt areas.","qid":118440,"docid":"733937","rank":68,"score":71889.0},{"content":"N,N-Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is a naturally occurring tryptamine molecule found in plants and animals. 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The speaker assumes it could be \"bacon, meat, and tomato,\" with the \"m\" representing meat, mustard, or mozzarella. The speaker also mentions that Thursdays are the day for having a Subway BMT sandwich.","qid":118440,"docid":"5365150","rank":75,"score":71474.0},{"content":"The passage suggests reading an article titled \"Use of the Brief Visuospatial Memory Test\u2014Revised (BVMT-R) in neuropsychological evaluation of epilepsy surgery candidates\" which is available on DeepDyve, a scholarly research rental service. The article likely discusses the application of the BVMT-R in assessing epilepsy surgery candidates through neuropsychological evaluations.","qid":118440,"docid":"1414739","rank":76,"score":71423.0},{"content":"The Brief Visuospatial Memory Test-Revised (BVMT-R) was given to 47 subjects with temporal lobe seizures during presurgical workups. 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Its scarcity results from limited commercial demand and the scarcity of skilled people able to extract it from plants.","qid":118440,"docid":"5068579","rank":83,"score":70881.0},{"content":"The BMT Construction Cost Table offers average construction costs for various building types such as houses, apartments, offices, warehouses, supermarkets, shopping centers, hotels, and motels. These costs include preliminaries, builder profit, and overheads. However, the costs should be used as a rough guide only, as they can vary greatly depending on site conditions, fitout, and design.","qid":118440,"docid":"542449","rank":84,"score":70838.0},{"content":"A 66-year-old man underwent a triple bypass surgery in 1996 and was recently implanted with an ICD in July 2008. He deals with high blood pressure and diabetes, requiring morning and evening injections. 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These costs include preliminaries, builder profit, and overheads. However, the costs should be considered as rough estimates due to the significant variation based on site conditions, fitout levels, and design.","qid":118440,"docid":"5490049","rank":88,"score":70500.0},{"content":"Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is a psychedelic drug that can cause out-of-body experiences, near-death sensations, intense hallucinations, and perceived alien abductions. It's a naturally occurring neurotransmitter resembling serotonin. (Dr. Rick Strassman, DMT: The Spirit Molecule)","qid":118440,"docid":"149678","rank":89,"score":70492.0},{"content":"Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is a naturally occurring hallucinogenic substance found in various plants and the human body. It is believed to be responsible for dreaming and near-death experiences due to its hallucinogenic properties.","qid":118440,"docid":"6270837","rank":90,"score":70400.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the limitations of commonly used figural reproduction tests in identifying right temporal lobe dysfunction in epilepsy surgery candidates.","qid":118440,"docid":"1414743","rank":91,"score":70289.0},{"content":"The BMT Construction Cost Table provides information on the cost of constructing various building types such as houses, townhouses, residential apartments, office blocks, industrial warehouses, supermarkets, shopping centers, hotels, and motels.","qid":118440,"docid":"4011884","rank":92,"score":69892.0},{"content":"N,N-Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is a psychedelic tryptamine compound that structurally resembles serotonin and melatonin. It produces intense psychedelic experiences with hallucinations, euphoria, and vivid visuals. Orally, DMT requires the presence of a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) like harmaline to be active.","qid":118440,"docid":"6289069","rank":93,"score":69782.0},{"content":"The Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) is responsible for operating city bus services in Bangalore, which is located in Karnataka, South India.","qid":118440,"docid":"733938","rank":94,"score":69638.0},{"content":"DMT, a psychedelic tryptamine drug, is naturally produced in the body by the enzyme tryptamine-N-methyltransferase and neurotransmitter serotonin. It can be found in various plants and can be ingested, injected, or inhaled.","qid":118440,"docid":"7556359","rank":95,"score":69588.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the objectives of pharmacotherapy, which include eliminating microorganisms, preventing complications, and reducing morbidity. It mentions the use of triple therapies and specific regimens such as BMT, which consists of bismuth subsalicylate, metronidazole, and tetracycline.","qid":118440,"docid":"7035722","rank":96,"score":69364.0},{"content":"Singaporean men begin their National Service with a rigorous training regimen, involving bald heads and submission to officers. Ali expresses his displeasure as he prepares for his first day of Basic Military Training.","qid":118440,"docid":"5229213","rank":97,"score":69324.0},{"content":"The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) refers to the connection of medical devices and applications to healthcare IT systems via online networks, making digital data a valuable resource for hospitals.","qid":118440,"docid":"8112011","rank":98,"score":69235.0},{"content":"Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is a naturally occurring psychedelic drug produced in the body through tryptamine-N-methyltransferase and serotonin, found in various plants and the human body. DMT can be consumed in different ways, including ingestion, injection, and inhalation. Strassman discovered that DMT is released by the pineal gland during near-death experiences and during fetus development on the 4","qid":118440,"docid":"7688542","rank":99,"score":69111.0},{"content":"Bryn Mawr Bank Corporation offers various financial products and services through its affiliates and subsidiaries, including Bryn Mawr Trust Wealth Management, The Bryn Mawr Trust Company of Delaware, and insurance provider Powers Craft Parker & Beard, Inc. All entities are FDIC members.","qid":118440,"docid":"4403469","rank":100,"score":69072.0}]}
{"query":"where is the show shameless filmed","hits":[{"content":"Shameless, a TV series produced by Showtime, premiered on January 9, 2011, and is currently in its sixth season, scheduled to air in January, 2016. Despite being filmed in Los Angeles, the show is set in Chicago's Canaryville neighborhood on the South Side.","qid":997622,"docid":"4518222","rank":1,"score":131926.0},{"content":"\"Shameless\" is a comedy-drama television series that airs on Showtime in the US. It's a remake of a British series, and while filmed in Los Angeles, exterior scenes are shot in Chicago's Canaryville neighborhood.","qid":997622,"docid":"72291","rank":2,"score":129102.0},{"content":"\"Shameless,\" a comedy-drama TV series created by John Wells, premiered on Showtime in January 2011 as an American remake of the British show of the same name. The series, led by William H. Macy and Emmy Rossum, is filmed in Los Angeles with exterior scenes in Chicago, and has been renewed for a ninth season.","qid":997622,"docid":"73462","rank":3,"score":128430.0},{"content":"The Showtime series \"Shameless\" is returning to Chicago to film exterior scenes for the upcoming season, with principal filming set to take place in Chicago over the next week. Casting agency 4 Star Casting is currently seeking local talent for the production. The series, which is primarily filmed in Los Angeles, will have daily filming locations in Chicago during this time.","qid":997622,"docid":"4543867","rank":4,"score":126842.0},{"content":"Shameless is a US comedy-drama TV series broadcast on Showtime, based on the British version. It is set in Chicago but filmed in Los Angeles, with exterior scenes shot in Chicago.","qid":997622,"docid":"73460","rank":5,"score":125912.0},{"content":"Shameless, a Showtime series, is filming exterior scenes in Chicago later this month. The production is seeking extras.","qid":997622,"docid":"8813537","rank":6,"score":125350.0},{"content":"The passage lists filming locations for the Showtime series Shameless in Chicago, specifically at 2119 S Homan Ave, 2113 S Homan Ave, and 1937 S. Spaulding Ave.","qid":997622,"docid":"4643392","rank":7,"score":125026.0},{"content":"Shameless is filming in Chicago for five days next week as part of their annual production schedule.","qid":997622,"docid":"73465","rank":8,"score":123246.0},{"content":"The British comedy-drama series \"Shameless,\" produced by Company Pictures for Channel 4, is set on the fictional Chatsworth council estate in Manchester and aired from 2004 to 2013.","qid":997622,"docid":"4700298","rank":9,"score":122656.0},{"content":"The British comedy-drama series \"Shameless,\" produced by Company Pictures for Channel 4, is set in Manchester's fictional Chatsworth council estate and aired from 2004 to 2013.","qid":997622,"docid":"406412","rank":10,"score":122655.0},{"content":"Shameless is filming in Chicago for five days next week as part of their annual production schedule.","qid":997622,"docid":"4543865","rank":11,"score":122595.0},{"content":"Shameless is set to film in Chicago for five days next week as part of their annual production schedule, which typically includes weeks of shooting in Los Angeles.","qid":997622,"docid":"4643397","rank":12,"score":122198.0},{"content":"Reader Aaron met and took a photo with William H. Macy on the set of Shameless in Chicago during a 5-day filming stint for exterior shots. The Showtime series, primarily filmed in Los Angeles, was shooting in a Chicago neighborhood near W Ogden Av & S Christiana Ave.","qid":997622,"docid":"4543869","rank":13,"score":122152.0},{"content":"\"Shameless,\" a British comedy-drama series produced by Company Pictures for Channel 4 from 2004 to 2013, was set in Manchester's Chatsworth council estate and received critical acclaim from The Sun and BBC Two. Created and partially written by Paul Abbott, the show explored British working class culture.","qid":997622,"docid":"972448","rank":14,"score":121252.0},{"content":"\"Shameless\" is returning to Chicago for exterior filming of the new season, and 4 Star Casting is looking for extras. The Showtime series, which is mostly filmed in Los Angeles, will be shooting exterior scenes in Chicago next week.","qid":997622,"docid":"4643394","rank":15,"score":121237.0},{"content":"BAFTA-winning British drama series \"Shameless\" is set on the fictional Chatsworth Council Estate in Stretford, Greater Manchester, England. Produced by Company Pictures for Channel 4, the first season of seven episodes began airing on January 13, 2004.","qid":997622,"docid":"8684996","rank":16,"score":120596.0},{"content":"The UK television series \"Shameless\" is a comedy-drama set in Manchester's fictional Chatsworth council estate. It was produced by Company Pictures for Channel 4 and aired from 2004 to 2013.","qid":997622,"docid":"406418","rank":17,"score":120464.0},{"content":"BAFTA-winning British drama \"Shameless,\" produced by Company Pictures for Channel 4, is set in the fictional Chatsworth Council Estate in Stretford, Greater Manchester, England. The series, consisting of seven episodes, began airing on 13 January 2004.","qid":997622,"docid":"941632","rank":18,"score":118043.0},{"content":"The passage discusses filming locations for the Showtime series \"Shameless\" featuring William H. Macy and Emmy Rossum in Chicago and Los Angeles. An update includes Season 5 Episode 2 locations. The author mentions being busy and plans to add more locations. A warning is given about potentially unsafe neighborhoods in Chicago for visitors.","qid":997622,"docid":"8533348","rank":19,"score":118020.0},{"content":"Shameless is filming on location in Chicago for five days, including at the Gallagher and Sheila's houses.","qid":997622,"docid":"4643389","rank":20,"score":115725.0},{"content":"The hit Showtime series \"Shameless\" is filming in Chicago from Dec. 14 to Dec. 18 and is in search of extras.","qid":997622,"docid":"4643388","rank":21,"score":114774.0},{"content":"The US version of Shameless TV series is set in Canaryville, Chicago, an old neighborhood with a reputation for being insular or hostile to outsiders. Its population was around half of what it was in 1930 in the year 2010.","qid":997622,"docid":"4596839","rank":22,"score":112624.0},{"content":"Shameless will film on location in Chicago for five days, including scenes at the Gallagher house and Sheila's house.","qid":997622,"docid":"4543861","rank":23,"score":111886.0},{"content":"The TV show \"Shameless,\" set in Chicago's South Side, follows the lives of Frank Gallagher, an alcoholic father, and his seven children as they try to build better lives despite his disruptive influence.","qid":997622,"docid":"3604710","rank":24,"score":110438.0},{"content":"The US version of the British TV show \"Shameless,\" which is known for its gritty portrayal of life in the Chatsworth estate, premieres tonight on Showtime. In the UK version, Anne-Marie Duff played the lead role for two seasons before leaving with her co-star James McAvoy.","qid":997622,"docid":"4421160","rank":25,"score":109773.0},{"content":"Shameless is a comedy-drama series that premiered on Showtime in January 2011, based on the British series of the same name. Development began in January 2009 between HBO and John Wells, with filming of the pilot episode taking place in December 2009. The first season concluded in March 2011, and as of April 2015, six seasons and 60 episodes had aired.","qid":997622,"docid":"3369596","rank":26,"score":105598.0},{"content":"The US remake of Shameless premiered with a 12-episode first season on January 9, 2011. It introduced the Gallagher family, living in Chicago's South Side Back of the Yards neighborhood, and other shameless characters.","qid":997622,"docid":"3604711","rank":27,"score":104088.0},{"content":"The American television series \"Shameless,\" which is a comedy-drama, premiered on Showtime in January 2011. Based on the British series of the same name, it was created by Paul Abbott and adapted by John Wells. Showtime began developing the American version in October 2009 after striking a deal with John Wells Productions. A pilot episode was filmed in December 2009. The series was renewed for an eighth","qid":997622,"docid":"4317202","rank":28,"score":103049.0},{"content":"Series Eleven of Shameless, the final season, aired 14 episodes starting 26 February, 2013 at 10PM on Channel 4. Past characters like Lip Gallagher (Jody Latham) and Fiona Gallagher (Anne-Marie Duff) returned for the finale.","qid":997622,"docid":"941636","rank":29,"score":102984.0},{"content":"An actress famous for her role in \"Twin Peaks\" is temporarily in Chicago for Shameless before the production officially moves its offices to the town.","qid":997622,"docid":"5172000","rank":30,"score":101983.0},{"content":"The TV show \"Shameless\" depicts the Gallagher family's home as a run-down house in Canaryville. In actuality, it is the Bell family's neat residence located in the 2100 block of South Homan Avenue in North Lawndale.","qid":997622,"docid":"4543864","rank":31,"score":101465.0},{"content":"HBO initiated the development of an American Shameless version in January 2009 through a deal with John Wells. By October 2009, the project had transitioned to Showtime. A pilot episode was filmed by John Wells Productions for Showtime in December 2009, with William H. Macy starring as Frank Gallagher.","qid":997622,"docid":"4700299","rank":32,"score":101432.0},{"content":"Shameless was renewed for a 12-episode fifth season on February 19, 2014, which aired from January 11, 2015 to April 5, 2015. The Gallagher family faces new challenges as real estate speculators and organic coffee shops threaten their South Side Chicago community. They band together to resist the invading hipster hordes in their unique way.","qid":997622,"docid":"2684414","rank":33,"score":99666.0},{"content":"The website of the show announces filming locations in San Francisco, Sacramento, Austin, Kansas City, Pittsburgh, New York, Boston, and Orlando.","qid":997622,"docid":"1635461","rank":34,"score":99106.0},{"content":"The third season of the series began shooting in June 2012 and premiered in January 2013. It was renewed for a fourth season in January 2014, which premiered the following year. The series was renewed for a fifth season in February 2014.","qid":997622,"docid":"8684993","rank":35,"score":98509.0},{"content":"Showtime has renewed Shameless for a seventh season with a premiere date in 2017. The American version of the series will have 12 new episodes, and filming will begin that summer.","qid":997622,"docid":"18624","rank":36,"score":97634.0},{"content":"Showtime ordered the production of \"Shameless\" Season 4 due to its high ratings and growing fanbase (2 million at Season 3 start). The premiere episode is scheduled for January 12, 2014, with 12 episodes in the season. Paul Abbott will direct the production.","qid":997622,"docid":"5389322","rank":37,"score":97183.0},{"content":"Ethan Cutkosky, born on August 19, 1999, in St. Charles, Illinois, is an actor recognized for portraying Carl Gallagher in the US adaptation of Shameless. He resides in the Chicago Suburbs when not filming in Los Angeles.","qid":997622,"docid":"4439219","rank":38,"score":96166.0},{"content":"Chicago currently hosts over 10 TV shows, generating approximately $1.3 billion in revenue last year. The city's recognition and economic boost have attracted more tourists seeking filming locations. Notable shows include \"Chicago Fire,\" \"Chicago Med,\" \"Chicago PD,\" \"Empire,\" and \"Shameless.\" Here are some must-visit filming sites: Chicago Firehouse.","qid":997622,"docid":"73459","rank":39,"score":96162.0},{"content":"The passage mentions filming locations for various movies and TV shows including \"Interstellar,\" \"Sleepy Hollow,\" \"Blue Bloods,\" \"The Good Wife,\" \"Eye Candy,\" \"Shameless,\" \"The Walking Dead,\" and \"Mad Men.\" Viewers are encouraged to share information about filming locations by emailing onlocationvacations.com.","qid":997622,"docid":"4558331","rank":40,"score":96074.0},{"content":"The passage announces the Season 6 premiere of Shameless and the series premiere of Billions on Showtime. In Shameless, the Gallaghers face another cold Chicago winter and deal with more challenges.","qid":997622,"docid":"4734743","rank":41,"score":95953.0},{"content":"The Season 6 premiere of Shameless and the series premiere of Billions will air on Showtime in September. In Shameless, the Gallaghers face another cold Chicago winter and deal with additional challenges.","qid":997622,"docid":"4723215","rank":42,"score":95585.0},{"content":"The passage describes where the filming of a series took place, specifically at Warner Brothers in California, Angeles National Forest, and near the Kern River.","qid":997622,"docid":"3224652","rank":43,"score":95199.0},{"content":"The show was primarily filmed indoors in Southern California, while train scenes were shot around Sonora, CA.","qid":997622,"docid":"4357743","rank":44,"score":94813.0},{"content":"Channel 4's new drama \"Indian Summers\" will be filmed in Malaysia. Producer Charlie Pattinson, known for \"Skins\" and \"Shameless,\" has been scouting for locations and signed a contract this week.","qid":997622,"docid":"2536378","rank":45,"score":94068.0},{"content":"Showtime's \"Shameless,\" an Emmy-winning family dramedy, has been confirmed for a return with a eight season.","qid":997622,"docid":"18626","rank":46,"score":93704.0},{"content":"The actress Isidora Goreshter discusses the most outrageous scene in the TV show \"Shameless,\" which follows the chaotic life of a Chicago father of six and his unconventional family. The show is an adaptation of a British series with the same name.","qid":997622,"docid":"406420","rank":47,"score":93180.0},{"content":"Showtime ordered the production of \"Shameless\" Season 4 due to its high ratings and growing fanbase (2 million at Season 3 start). The premiere episode is scheduled for January 12, 2014.","qid":997622,"docid":"8782272","rank":48,"score":93169.0},{"content":"The first season and a half of the show were filmed in Wilmington, North Carolina. The production then moved to Atlanta, Georgia for the third season.","qid":997622,"docid":"2467749","rank":49,"score":93164.0},{"content":"In Game of Thrones Season 5, filming in Croatia was restricted to Dubrovnik's Old City. Notably, the scene of Cersei Lannister's walk of shame, where she was forced to walk naked through the streets of King's Landing, was filmed there.","qid":997622,"docid":"3208216","rank":50,"score":93047.0},{"content":"In the Shameless Season 4 finale, a post-credit scene revealed that Jimmy Lishman (Justin Chatwin), who was believed to have been murdered by Brazilian mobsters in Season 3, is actually alive and back in Chicago.","qid":997622,"docid":"5095552","rank":51,"score":93024.0},{"content":"The show, despite being set in New York, was filmed in Canada, as indicated by visible street and road signs.","qid":997622,"docid":"3011415","rank":52,"score":92871.0},{"content":"Geoff Parish, a blogger based in North Carolina, documents real film locations of fictional shows on his \"90210 Locations\" blog. A post about Shameless has drawn attention from fans wanting to visit.","qid":997622,"docid":"8533344","rank":53,"score":92519.0},{"content":"Ethan acted in the horror film \"THE UNBORN\" with Gary Oldman a year ago. More recently, he appeared as young Henry Mesner in \"LAW & ORDER: SVU\". When not working on \"SHAMELESS\", Ethan resides near Chicago with his parents and cat. He attends public high school and socializes with friends.","qid":997622,"docid":"3142957","rank":54,"score":92476.0},{"content":"Actress Sherilyn Fenn, known for her role in \"Twin Peaks,\" appears as Sammi's mother in \"Shameless\" in exclusive first-look photos, before Showtime moves its offices to the town of Twin Peaks.","qid":997622,"docid":"3142955","rank":55,"score":92004.0},{"content":"The passage lists various film and television projects involving actors David and Clive, with their roles and production years mentioned: David as Jeremy White in \"Beautiful Ohio\" (2006), \"Conviction\" (2006), and Jack Phelps in \"Shotgun\" (2018); Clive as Elliot in \"Viena and the Fantomes\" (2017), and a short film \"Heaven\" (201","qid":997622,"docid":"8658514","rank":56,"score":91838.0},{"content":"The first episode of Shameless, \"Pilot,\" drew 982,000 viewers, making it Showtime's biggest turnout for a series premiere since 2003. The January 30 episode, \"Casey Casden,\" attracted 1.45 million total viewers, making Shameless the most successful first-year drama on Showtime. Production on the first episode started on July 3, 2014,","qid":997622,"docid":"4723216","rank":57,"score":91830.0},{"content":"The UK TV series \"Shameless,\" created by James Abbott, will end with its 11th season. Production is ongoing in Manchester for the final 14 episodes, set to air in 2013.","qid":997622,"docid":"4518220","rank":58,"score":91781.0},{"content":"Ethan Cutkosky, an actor known for his role in Shameless, started doing photo ads at the age of four to spend time with his mother. He then moved on to commercials and movies, landing his first film role in Fred Claus (2007) with Vince Vaughn at the age of seven, which was filmed in his hometown of Chicago.","qid":997622,"docid":"8569272","rank":59,"score":91292.0},{"content":"Shameless was renewed for a sixth season in January 2015, with a premiere scheduled for 2016. The writers started working on the season in April 2015, and principal photography began in August 2015.","qid":997622,"docid":"72292","rank":60,"score":90880.0},{"content":"The fourth season of the American drama series Shameless, adapted from the British original by Paul Abbott, aired on Showtime starting January 12, 2014, at 9:00 p.m. EST on Sundays.","qid":997622,"docid":"2691447","rank":61,"score":90544.0},{"content":"The film was shot in Vermont, specifically in the town of East Corinth, despite being set in Connecticut.","qid":997622,"docid":"3639695","rank":62,"score":90501.0},{"content":"The U.K. hit series Shameless is executive produced for American television by John Wells, Andrew Stearn, Christopher Chulack, Nancy M. Pimental, Davey Holmes, and Krista Vernoff, with John Wells leading its development.","qid":997622,"docid":"941634","rank":63,"score":90326.0},{"content":"The majority of filming for the episodes took place in Los Angeles, California. 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{"query":"what is mamey","hits":[{"content":"Mamey, also called mamey sapote or just sapote, is a native tropical fruit from the Caribbean and Central America. It is grown in tropical areas of the Americas, including Southern Florida, and is widely appreciated by peoples from the Caribbean and Central America.","qid":768208,"docid":"52157","rank":1,"score":122436.0},{"content":"Mamey Sapote, also known as Mamey, is a fruit with a brown skin, orange flesh, and large black pit. It is believed to have antiseptic properties and is consumed to soothe an upset stomach.","qid":768208,"docid":"52155","rank":2,"score":110874.0},{"content":"The mamey referred to in this passage is a different type of fruit called Mammea Americana or simply mamey. It is larger, more round, and grows on taller trees than the sapote version of the fruit.","qid":768208,"docid":"52158","rank":3,"score":109433.0},{"content":"MAME is an emulator software that recreates arcade game systems' hardware on modern devices to preserve vintage games and prevent their loss or forgetting.","qid":768208,"docid":"3171396","rank":4,"score":109087.0},{"content":"A little girl named Mamey calls out for the reader to say goodnight and pray as she struggles to reach acai and achat fruits hanging high on a Rawngas tree, which is described as an odd tree bearing the fruit mamey.","qid":768208,"docid":"52162","rank":5,"score":103655.0},{"content":"A Mamey Tree is native to the Caribbean, West Indies, Central America, and Northern South America. While some cultivation exists, the tree is more commonly found in garden landscapes.","qid":768208,"docid":"52159","rank":6,"score":103273.0},{"content":"The mamey, identified as Mammea americana L. and belonging to the Guttiferae family, is a tropical fruit that has received limited attention in the past 40 years. It is distinct in its stability and is related to the mangosteen.","qid":768208,"docid":"52163","rank":7,"score":101777.0},{"content":"The passage describes the first-person singular and third-person singular present subjunctive forms of the verb \"mame.\" However, the passage does not provide any context or meaning for this verb.","qid":768208,"docid":"3171399","rank":8,"score":97147.0},{"content":"The Mamegoma series, created by San-X, consists of miniature seal characters. The name derives from the Japanese words \"mame\" (bean) and \"goma\" (sesame seed-mottled seal). These seals come in various colors such as white, blue, pink, yellow, and black.","qid":768208,"docid":"3710762","rank":9,"score":95120.0},{"content":"The mamey fruit is pink, oblong to circular in shape, and can reach up to 10 inches in length. The seed inside is toxic and is used as an insecticide due to its toxic extracts from the sapote seed.","qid":768208,"docid":"52161","rank":10,"score":91256.0},{"content":"MAME, released for the first time on February 5, 1997 by Nicola Salmoria, is an arcade emulator aimed at serving as a reference to the inner workings of the emulated machines, with the ability to play games being a secondary benefit.","qid":768208,"docid":"3171397","rank":11,"score":90169.0},{"content":"The Pouteria sapota, also known as mamey sapote, is a native Middle American tree species, found naturally from southern Mexico to southern Costa Rica, and in Cuba.","qid":768208,"docid":"813102","rank":12,"score":89961.0},{"content":"The passage describes the different forms of the Spanish verb \"mamar\" in the present subjunctive and imperative tenses. The first-person singular form is \"yo mame,\" the third-person singular forms are \"\u00e9l\/ella mame\" or \"usted mame,\" and the formal second-person singular imperative form is \"usted mame\" or \"mame usted.\"","qid":768208,"docid":"3171395","rank":13,"score":89345.0},{"content":"The mamey sapote tree has a large trunk and few large limbs, producing a football-shaped fruit with a thick, russet brown skin and salmon pink to red, soft pulp. Weighing between 1-6 pounds, the sweet-tasting fruit is often eaten fresh or used for milkshakes, ice cream, jellies, pastes, and conserves.","qid":768208,"docid":"8525683","rank":14,"score":88374.0},{"content":"The passage outlines the various forms of the Portuguese verb \"mamar\" in the present tense: the first-person singular present subjunctive (\"eu mame\"), third-person singular present subjunctive (\"ele\/ela mame\" for he\/she, and \"tu\/voc\u00ea mame\" for you), third-person singular affirmative imperative (\"voc\u00ea mame\"), and third-person singular negative imperative (\"voc\u00ea nao mame","qid":768208,"docid":"3171401","rank":15,"score":88075.0},{"content":"The passage is about the Mamey sapote tree, which belongs to the Pouteria genus and is also known as Pouteria sapota. It is a perennial evergreen or semi-deciduous plant used for ornamental purposes. The tree thrives in tropical Mediterranean or subtropical climates. Its leaves are obovate and green with a shiny appearance, and it produces small white flowers next to the branches.","qid":768208,"docid":"8525681","rank":16,"score":87149.0},{"content":"A passage with multiple definitions is provided. The first definition refers to a thick porridge or pudding made from cornmeal, cooked in water or milk. The second definition describes something as thick, soft, and pulpy. The third definition is informal and refers to mawkish sentimentality, affection, or amorousness.","qid":768208,"docid":"5619644","rank":17,"score":86246.0},{"content":"MAME is an arcade game emulator, different from Hyperterm, a terminal emulator. Detailed modeling is not necessary for desired emulated behavior in both cases. Flight Simulator is a simulator, distinct from SPICE, an electronics simulator.","qid":768208,"docid":"7652357","rank":18,"score":86228.0},{"content":"Mamegoma is a San-X character series introduced in 2005, depicted as adorable baby seals available in white, blue, pink, and some variations in black.","qid":768208,"docid":"3710766","rank":19,"score":84354.0},{"content":"The 'Pantin' mamey sapote is a distinctive tropical fruit with a creamy, sweet interior and vibrant salmon-colored flesh. Its taste is a combination of sweet potato, pumpkin, almond, chocolate, honey, and vanilla.","qid":768208,"docid":"52160","rank":20,"score":82291.0},{"content":"Mauby is a Caribbean beverage, resembling tea or syrup, with a distinctive flavor akin to root beer but having a bitter aftertaste.","qid":768208,"docid":"5222132","rank":21,"score":82061.0},{"content":"Mauby is a Caribbean beverage, resembling tea or syrup, with a distinct flavor akin to root beer but having a bitter aftertaste. Different spellings include mabi, maby, and mavi.","qid":768208,"docid":"5222133","rank":22,"score":81880.0},{"content":"The word \"mush\" refers to a thick porridge made from cornmeal, boiled in water or milk. It can also mean something soft, thick, and pulpy. In informal contexts, it is used to describe mawkish sentimentality, affection, or amorousness.","qid":768208,"docid":"5619645","rank":23,"score":81684.0},{"content":"Mauby is a Caribbean tea or syrup with a distinctive flavor, similar to root beer but with a bitter aftertaste. It is produced on various Caribbean islands and can be spelled differently, including mabi, maby, and mavi.","qid":768208,"docid":"5222129","rank":24,"score":80723.0},{"content":"Mauby is a Caribbean beverage, resembling tea or syrup, with a root beer-like flavor but a bitter aftertaste.","qid":768208,"docid":"5222138","rank":25,"score":80703.0},{"content":"The maturity of a mamey fruit can be determined by gently scratching its surface near both ends. If the flesh underneath is an orange-red color at both ends, the fruit has fully developed on the tree and will continue to ripen off the tree.","qid":768208,"docid":"52156","rank":26,"score":80384.0},{"content":"The 1958 film \"Auntie Mame\" is a comedy based on the 1955 novel of the same name by Patrick Dennis. The film was adapted for the stage by Jerome Lawrence and Robert Edwin Lee and starred Rosalind Russell. Morton DaCosta directed the Technicolor production.","qid":768208,"docid":"1066596","rank":27,"score":79385.0},{"content":"The passage describes adding Coconut Chicken Strips to a salad made with kale greens, and including half a cup of Mamey Sapote fruit in each salad. Mamey Sapote is a Central American fruit with a texture like papaya and a sweet potato-like flavor.","qid":768208,"docid":"3515884","rank":28,"score":77810.0},{"content":"The passage defines \"mime\" as the act of communicating emotions, actions, or telling stories through movements of the body and facial expressions without speaking. It also mentions that \"mime\" can refer to a short play performed in this manner.","qid":768208,"docid":"8538955","rank":29,"score":75600.0},{"content":"Character actress Jane Connell, recognized for her role as Agnes Gooch in the musical \"Mame,\" passed away at the age of 87 in Englewood, N.J. Her daughter, Maggie Connell, confirmed her death at the Lillian Booth Actors Home of the Actors Fund.","qid":768208,"docid":"1066594","rank":30,"score":75504.0},{"content":"Two varieties of mamey sapote commonly grown in Florida are Magana and Pantin. Magana is larger, football-shaped with dark, salmon-colored flesh, while Pantin, also known as Key West sapote, is smaller, round, and has brighter salmon-colored flesh with a sweeter flavor.","qid":768208,"docid":"52154","rank":31,"score":74686.0},{"content":"Edamame are young soybeans, pronounced Ed-ah-mah-me, available in whole pods or shelled. Asian cultures, particularly the Japanese, have consumed them for centuries, with \"eda\" meaning twig and \"mame\" meaning bean, resulting in the name Edamame for soybeans still attached to their branches.","qid":768208,"docid":"1759531","rank":32,"score":74636.0},{"content":"Mamie is a two-syllable girls' name pronounced as MAY-mee. It has Greek and Latin origins, meaning \"star of the sea\" or \"pearl.\" It is a short form of Margaret or Mary. The name gained popularity through Patrick Dennis's fictional character Auntie Mame.","qid":768208,"docid":"240435","rank":33,"score":74266.0},{"content":"Mime is the use of movements and gestures to express or tell a story without speaking. It is commonly used in productions along with music and strong visual imagery.","qid":768208,"docid":"8538963","rank":34,"score":73244.0},{"content":"Consomme, pronounced con-SOM, is a rich and flavorful soup derived from concentrating and clarifying brown stock in French cuisine. The term \"consomme\" means completed or concentrated.","qid":768208,"docid":"6194783","rank":35,"score":71844.0},{"content":"Mime is a form of expression that uses movements and gestures instead of speech to tell a story or convey an idea. It often incorporates music and strong visual imagery. In the passage, pupils presented a mime and puppet show, featuring a mime artist.","qid":768208,"docid":"6771695","rank":36,"score":71832.0},{"content":"Jetty is a Java servlet with its GitHub URL being <https:\/\/github.com\/eclipse\/jetty>. Maven, a build automation tool, is used primarily for Java projects, and it supports running Jetty web projects using the command \"mvn jetty:run\" through the maven-jetty-plugin.","qid":768208,"docid":"369314","rank":37,"score":70500.0},{"content":"A meme m\u00e9m\u00e9 is a familiar term in French for one's grandmother. The term is used more commonly than other alternatives like mamie or mame mam\u00e9. It is less used nowadays, and its usage is mainly limited to speaking about one's own grandmother. The term is not widely used in French Canada. The speaker is a French native with no known source for the information provided.","qid":768208,"docid":"8670315","rank":38,"score":69792.0},{"content":"A Mame Cocktail Table is an impressive addition to any game room. It offers support for over 3000 arcade titles and 1000 pinball tables, and can also function as a jukebox by integrating a personal MP3 library.","qid":768208,"docid":"312358","rank":39,"score":69088.0},{"content":"In 1964, Lansbury made her Broadway musical debut in \"Anyone Can Whistle,\" but her first major success came in 1969 with \"Mame,\" where she played the eccentric and beloved Auntie Mame. The production ran for 1,500 performances and earned her a Tony Award.","qid":768208,"docid":"7400131","rank":40,"score":68820.0},{"content":"The passage describes the preparation of a salad with Coconut Chicken Strips on a bed of kale greens, topped with half a cup of Mamey Sapote fruit each. Mamey Sapote is a native Central American fruit.","qid":768208,"docid":"3515882","rank":41,"score":68735.0},{"content":"\"Maari\" is a 2015 Tamil gangster comedy film directed by Balaji Mohan, starring Dhanush and Kajal Aggarwal. The film was produced by Listin Stephen and Raadhika Sarathkumar's Magic Frames, and Dhanush's Wunderbar Films. Maari's occupation involves training pigeons for races and performances. He frequently clashes with another local thug, Bird","qid":768208,"docid":"6486640","rank":42,"score":68712.0},{"content":"The mauve nemesia is a perennial that typically grows up to 600 mm tall with many branching stems and dense, serrated leaves. Despite being commonly sold as an annual, it is actually a perennial with fresh green, shiny leaves.","qid":768208,"docid":"3137516","rank":43,"score":68623.0},{"content":"\"Maus\" is a graphic novel by Art Spiegelman, published from 1980 to 1991. It's based on interviews with his father, a Holocaust survivor, and uses animals as metaphors: Jews as mice, Germans as cats, and non-Jewish Poles as pigs. Spiegelman began the project in 1978 and serialized it in Raw, a comics magazine he co","qid":768208,"docid":"1873186","rank":44,"score":68334.0},{"content":"A 12cm long, adorable Japanese character named Mamegoma is modeled after seals. Varieties include Sakuragoma, Benigoma, and Shirogoma. Seals are rarely encountered outside of aquariums and television.","qid":768208,"docid":"3710763","rank":45,"score":68228.0},{"content":"The religious rite of foot washing, also known as Maundy, is practiced by several Christian denominations. This tradition derives from the commandment mentioned in John 13:34 of the Vulgate Bible.","qid":768208,"docid":"2347695","rank":46,"score":68147.0},{"content":"A diacritical mark, represented by (\u00cb\u0088me\u00c9\u00aa kr\u00c9\u0092n or \u00cb\u0088m\u00c3\u00e6k r\u00c9\u0092n), denoting a long or specifically pronounced vowel in written language, derived from the Greek term \"makr\u00f3s\" meaning long.","qid":768208,"docid":"4218568","rank":47,"score":67933.0},{"content":"Methyl anthranilate is a food additive and natural flavoring used in grape-flavored products, including grape Kool-Aid. It is also found naturally in Concord grapes and other fruits and herbs.","qid":768208,"docid":"2704833","rank":48,"score":67892.0},{"content":"Mayme is a one-syllable name for girls with Latin origins. It means \"star of the sea\" or \"pearl.\" Mayme is an alternate form of Mamie, which is a shortened version of Margaret, also meaning pearl. Additionally, Mayme is a variant of Mary, which is derived from the Latin word for \"sea.\" Creative forms of Mayme include Maymae, Maymea, and Meame.","qid":768208,"docid":"240436","rank":49,"score":67838.0},{"content":"Mahi-mahi, also known as dolphinfish, is an oily fish with a firm and meaty texture. It can be cooked using various methods, including pan-grilling on the stove, oven, or grill. For stove-top pan-grilling, season fillets or steaks with salt and lemon pepper, cook without fat or liquid using high heat, and serve with rice, white wine sauce, fish tacos, or salad. For pan-","qid":768208,"docid":"7460754","rank":50,"score":67730.0},{"content":"The passage lists various fruits and vegetables that can be grown, including corn, okra, bell peppers, zucchini, cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, green beans, potatoes, onions, and tropical fruits. A specific tropical fruit mentioned is the mamey.","qid":768208,"docid":"2379474","rank":51,"score":67547.0},{"content":"A Cocktail Arcade Table from Monster Arcades is a prominent feature for any game room, offering support for over 3000 arcade titles and 1000 pinball tables. It also functions as a jukebox by integrating a personal MP3 library.","qid":768208,"docid":"312360","rank":52,"score":67478.0},{"content":"Mauser is a German firearms manufacturer that has produced bolt-action rifles and semi-automatic pistols since the late 1800s. Their designs were used by the German military and were also exported and licensed to various countries. Mauser continued to produce sporting and hunting rifles in the late 20th century. In 1995, the company became a subsidiary of Rheinmetall and was later acquired by Lueke &","qid":768208,"docid":"5441279","rank":53,"score":67433.0},{"content":"The passage explains that \"grand-m\u00e8re\" is the formal term for grandmother in French, which can be spelled with or without a hyphen. Less formal alternatives include \"grand-maman,\" \"gra-mere,\" \"m\u00e8re\u00e8re,\" \"m\u00e9m\u00e8re,\" \"m\u00e9m\u00e9,\" and \"mam\u00e9.\" An additional informal term is \"mamie.\"","qid":768208,"docid":"7176996","rank":54,"score":67190.0},{"content":"Aeromexico is a Mexican airline providing flights to Mazatlan, Mexico, from both domestic and international destinations via connections. An Aeromexico office is located within the Mazatlan airport terminal.","qid":768208,"docid":"2065665","rank":55,"score":67072.0},{"content":"The passage summarizes a UnitedHealthcare coverage summary for Durable Medical Equipment (DME), Prosthetics, Corrective Appliances\/Orthotics (excluding foot orthotics), and Medical Supplies. It mentions that this information is confidential and proprietary to UnitedHealthcare, and includes local coverage policies with criteria, claims processing, and coding details.","qid":768208,"docid":"3906955","rank":56,"score":67024.0},{"content":"American actress Rosalind Russell (1907-1976) was renowned for her roles in films such as Howard Hawks' \"His Girl Friday\" (1940), where she played a fast-talking newspaper reporter, and \"Auntie Mame\" (1958) and \"Gypsy\" (1962) in which she portrayed Mame Dennis and Rose respectively.","qid":768208,"docid":"7005000","rank":57,"score":66973.0},{"content":"A group of people including Mame Landis, Anna Cresswell, Cornelia Stratton Parker, Jean K. Baird, Elizabeth Hobart, Fred Fenton, and Allen Chapman were present. Mame was respected for repaying all debts she had borrowed. Cornelia Stratton Parker was working with women. Mame and another woman engaged in a conversation, with the other woman asking Mame not to speak to her. Fred Fenton and","qid":768208,"docid":"3856834","rank":58,"score":66960.0},{"content":"The Mammotome\u00ae procedure for breast biopsies utilizes imaging techniques like MRI, ultrasound, or x-ray, combined with a vacuum-aided device. The minimally invasive method removes a small tissue sample, leaving a 0.25 inch (0.635 cm) incision that doesn't necessitate stitches. The physician first cleanses and numbs the breast area with a local anesthetic before performing the","qid":768208,"docid":"3547934","rank":59,"score":66940.0},{"content":"The Irish terms for \"grandma\" or \"granny\" are \"Mam\u00f3\" or \"Maimeo,\" which are less formal than \"grandmother\" (seanmh\u00e1thair, m\u00c1thair mh\u00d3r, or m\u00c1thair chr\u00cdonna). In contrast, the mother in Louisa May Alcott's \"Little Women\" was called \"Marmee,\" with two m's.","qid":768208,"docid":"4595766","rank":60,"score":66889.0},{"content":"Actress Bea Arthur, 86, won a Tony Award in 1966 for her role in \"Mame,\" but the Tony for best musical that year went to \"Man of La Mancha.\" Arthur, a Broadway veteran, died of cancer at her Los Angeles home.","qid":768208,"docid":"7028229","rank":61,"score":66761.0},{"content":"Bea Arthur, who was 86, won the Tony Award for best actress in a musical in 1966 for her role in \"Mame.\" However, the Tony Award for best musical that year went to \"Man of La Mancha\" instead.","qid":768208,"docid":"4719857","rank":62,"score":66665.0},{"content":"Downy brome is a winter annual with tufted, densely haired growth. Its leaf blades, 2-6 mm wide, have a spiraling appearance and are covered in hair on both sides. The sheath is round and hairy, and it lacks auricles but has a prominent membrane ligule.","qid":768208,"docid":"213643","rank":63,"score":66636.0},{"content":"Mau Mau is a card game with widespread popularity in Germany, the United States, Brazil, Poland, and the Netherlands.","qid":768208,"docid":"1771747","rank":64,"score":66239.0},{"content":"The memetic algorithm is a population-based method that combines genetic algorithms with local improvement phases. Inspired by the concept of memes, it allows solutions to adapt independently, enhancing the ergodicity of the overall process. Applications of genetic algorithms include designing mirrors for solar collectors, antennae for space radio signals, and walking methods for computer figures.","qid":768208,"docid":"8046249","rank":65,"score":66179.0},{"content":"The song \"Ma Baker\" by German band Boney M. was released as a single in 1977, making it the first single from their second album Love for Sale. It was their third chart-topper in Germany and their best performing single in the UK, reaching no. 2. In the US, it was a minor hit, peaking at no. 96.","qid":768208,"docid":"5503966","rank":66,"score":66136.0},{"content":"Mau Mau is a card game with widespread popularity in Germany, the United States, Brazil, Poland, the Netherlands, and other regions. The game can be played with more than five players using two packs of cards.","qid":768208,"docid":"1771745","rank":67,"score":66064.0},{"content":"The cimbalom is a common instrument in concert halls and is frequently used in folk, folk music, and gypsy music genres. Notable composers have written pieces for the cimbalom.","qid":768208,"docid":"7153378","rank":68,"score":65999.0},{"content":"Mau Mau is a card game played by 2 or more people in Germany, US, Brazil, Poland, Netherlands, and other regions. For more than 5 players, two decks may be used. The objective is to get rid of all one's cards first. Mau Mau resembles Uno and Flaps but is played with a standard deck of cards and belongs to the Crazy Eights or shedding family of games.","qid":768208,"docid":"2071639","rank":69,"score":65969.0},{"content":"The passage describes how to build a custom arcade machine using MAME (Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator) and old PC parts. The process is explained in detail with numerous images. The result allows you to play classic games on their original controls.","qid":768208,"docid":"312361","rank":70,"score":65924.0},{"content":"The term \"seme\" has various meanings: it can refer to a settlement in Nigeria called Seme Border, a Maasai hunting knife named seme dagger, a Japanese martial arts term meaning \"to attack,\" and a unit of meaning in semantics called sememe.","qid":768208,"docid":"300011","rank":71,"score":65912.0},{"content":"The passage mentions the Russian word \"Zmey\" which means dragon, and suggests that to write effectively about the state of war, one should review essays by political philosophers John Locke.","qid":768208,"docid":"1270921","rank":72,"score":65850.0},{"content":"The mahi-mahi, also known as dorado or dolphin, is a surface-dwelling fish found in off-shore temperate, tropical, and subtropical waters. It is a member of the Coryphaenidae family, which also includes the pompano dolphinfish.","qid":768208,"docid":"2094791","rank":73,"score":65191.0},{"content":"The mahi-mahi, also known as the common dolphinfish, is a surface-dwelling fish species found in off-shore waters of temperate, tropical, and subtropical regions around the world.","qid":768208,"docid":"3753887","rank":74,"score":65173.0},{"content":"The term \"seme\" has various meanings: 1) a settlement in Nigeria named Seme Border, 2) a Maasai term for a lion hunting knife called \"seme dagger,\" 3) a concept in Japanese martial arts referred to as \"seme attack,\" and 4) a unit of meaning in semantics called \"seme.\"","qid":768208,"docid":"300008","rank":75,"score":65059.0},{"content":"The passage describes a function named \"nanmean\" that uses NumPy's masked array and mean functions to calculate the mean of a NumPy array after replacing nan values with nan. The function takes the array and optional arguments as inputs, and the example use shows how to apply the function to a 2D NumPy array with nan values. The function returns the mean value for the entire array and also provides options to calculate the mean along a specific axis.","qid":768208,"docid":"8080020","rank":76,"score":65052.0},{"content":"The passage discusses Jetty being a Java servlet and Maven being a build automation tool for Java projects. The GitHub URL for Jetty is provided, and it's mentioned that the command \"mvn jetty:run\" is used to run a web project with configurations from a Maven pom file. This command is supported by the maven-jetty-plugin. The author is seeking to understand what happens when executing \"mvn jetty:run\" and","qid":768208,"docid":"369312","rank":77,"score":65036.0},{"content":"The quarterly discussion thread on R334 has been changed from \"Mame\" to \"Mamie Eisenhower.\" This shift was made as participants grew tired of the previous topic and saw Mamie Eisenhower as a contrast to the perceived dullness of the Eisenhower era.","qid":768208,"docid":"3184514","rank":78,"score":64815.0},{"content":"J.B. Mauney, pronounced Mooh-nee, is a two-time World Champion bull rider in the Professional Bull Riders tour, winning titles in 2013 and 2015.","qid":768208,"docid":"5486674","rank":79,"score":64700.0},{"content":"Ephedra, or Ma-Huang (Ephedra sinica), is an herbal drug containing pseudoephedrine and ephedrine as active compounds. The FDA regulates ephedrine, the synthetic form of ephedra, which is used in over-the-counter products.","qid":768208,"docid":"2432214","rank":80,"score":64615.0},{"content":"Acme Hardesty Co. is a significant importer and provider of oleochemicals, castor oil, and related products for the Personal Care and Cosmetics industry in the US. They collaborate with international manufacturers to offer naturally sourced, renewable, and sustainable products.","qid":768208,"docid":"1089321","rank":81,"score":64602.0},{"content":"Dal makhani, a lentil dish from Punjab, India\/Pakistan, uses black lentils and red kidney beans, butter, and cream. Indians often save it for special occasions due to its rich texture and lengthy preparation.","qid":768208,"docid":"6662949","rank":82,"score":64553.0},{"content":"Mame Welch and several other women, including the narrator, were present at a distressing scene where people were sobbing. Mame, who had a reputation for being droll and half-humorous, spoke first. Others present included Landis, Anna Cresswell, and Cornelia Stratton Parker. The narrator believed everything about Mame due to her honesty in repaying borrowed money. Two other men, Fred Fenton and Allen Chapman,","qid":768208,"docid":"3171402","rank":83,"score":64325.0},{"content":"Ma'at is the Egyptian goddess of truth, justice, and the underworld. She is recognized by her feather headdress symbolizing truth. Ma'at presided over the judgment of souls in the afterlife and weighed their hearts against a feather to determine their worthiness for the afterlife. The ancient Egyptian civil laws were based on the principles of Ma'at.","qid":768208,"docid":"8637476","rank":84,"score":64246.0},{"content":"Fish maw refers to the dried swim bladders of large fish such as croaker and sturgeon. It has a neutral taste and absorbs other flavors. The quality is determined by the fish's sex, with male bladders being preferred over female ones.","qid":768208,"docid":"3421154","rank":85,"score":64139.0},{"content":"Mahi-mahi are open ocean fish found in tropical and subtropical waters up to 85 meters deep, typically at 37 meters. They feed on forage fish like mackerel and squid, as well as zooplankton and crustaceans.","qid":768208,"docid":"7609772","rank":86,"score":63868.0},{"content":"Mavin Records is a Nigerian record label founded by Don Jazzy on May 8, 2012, after the closure of his previous label, Mo' Hits Records.","qid":768208,"docid":"6367405","rank":87,"score":63696.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the religious practice of foot washing, also known as Maundy, in Christianity. This tradition derives from the commandment given in John 13:34 of the Bible.","qid":768208,"docid":"2347701","rank":88,"score":63635.0},{"content":"Maki is a sushi roll made with toasted seaweed, rice flavored with vinegar, and fillings such as raw seafood and vegetables. The name \"maki\" means \"roll.\" There are different types, including intricate uramaki which requires a skilled chef to prepare.","qid":768208,"docid":"2336531","rank":89,"score":63493.0},{"content":"The Mazak SmartBox, developed in collaboration with Cisco and MEMEX, is a new digital integration solution in manufacturing using MTConnect as its foundation.","qid":768208,"docid":"304523","rank":90,"score":63493.0},{"content":"Meze is a collection of small dishes served with alcoholic drinks as an appetizer or a full meal in Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Lebanon, Cyprus, and other Near Eastern countries. Meze can be vegetarian, meat, or fish-based, and dishes are typically served in several groups of around 4-5 at a time.","qid":768208,"docid":"4684728","rank":91,"score":63403.0},{"content":"Maven is a Java project build automation tool with the meaning \"accumulator of knowledge\" in Yiddish. It automates software building by using conventions and describing dependencies. Maven comes with pre-defined targets for tasks like compilation and packaging. It dynamically downloads Java libraries and plug-ins from repositories and caches them locally.","qid":768208,"docid":"1657576","rank":92,"score":63153.0},{"content":"The term \"mammy\" refers to a historical archetype of a black woman in the Southern United States who worked as a nanny and housekeeper, often for white families, and nursed their children. The word derives from \"mamma\" or \"momma,\" and means \"mommy\" in Dutch. One of the earliest fictional representations of this figure was Aunt Chloe in Harriet Beecher Stowe's \"Uncle Tom's Cab","qid":768208,"docid":"8615154","rank":93,"score":63127.0},{"content":"Making the decision on the style of cabinet for a MAME machine is a significant choice. Three main cabinet styles exist: upright, cocktail, and bartop. The final appearance is determined by the builder, but these styles provide a foundation.","qid":768208,"docid":"312352","rank":94,"score":63085.0},{"content":"Mahi mahi is a flavorful, firm-fleshed fish with a stronger taste than mild whitefish. It is named after the Hawaiian dolphin-fish, despite not being related to dolphins, to avoid confusion.","qid":768208,"docid":"4510905","rank":95,"score":62977.0},{"content":"Mahi Mahi is a frequently caught and consumed food fish in Australia, primarily obtained as a byproduct of commercial tuna and swordfish fishing. Japan and Hawaii are significant consumers of Mahi Mahi. The Arabian Sea, specifically off the coast of Oman, also hosts Mahi Mahi populations.","qid":768208,"docid":"4156202","rank":96,"score":62875.0},{"content":"Jetty is a Java servlet, and Maven is a build automation tool used for Java projects. The GitHub URL for Jetty is <https:\/\/github.com\/eclipse\/jetty.project>. Maven's \"jetty:run\" command is used to run a web project with configuration from the project's POM file, and this functionality is supported by the maven-jetty-plugin.","qid":768208,"docid":"369315","rank":97,"score":62874.0},{"content":"Maven is a Java project build automation tool with the Yiddish meaning of \"accumulator of knowledge.\" It handles software building in two ways: defining the build process and managing dependencies. Maven uses conventions for the build process, requiring only exceptions to be specified in an XML file. This file also outlines the project's dependencies on external modules.","qid":768208,"docid":"1119614","rank":98,"score":62742.0},{"content":"Maka is described as a trustworthy, honest, attractive, and gorgeous person. She is unselfish and understanding, and though she may get lost in difficult situations, her presence can bring joy and make people smile widely.","qid":768208,"docid":"5907712","rank":99,"score":62562.0},{"content":"MAA is a REIT specializing in the acquisition, development, redevelopment, and management of multifamily properties in the Southeastern and Southwestern US.","qid":768208,"docid":"7320320","rank":100,"score":62557.0}]}
{"query":"how often to button quail lay eggs","hits":[{"content":"Button quails can lay an egg daily, but this constant egg-laying can rapidly deplete a female's bone calcium and essential nutrients, resulting in an early death without proper care.","qid":332593,"docid":"8434871","rank":1,"score":132716.0},{"content":"The passage advises those raising Button Quails at home to provide them with consistent lighting to regulate their egg-laying cycle. If this is not done, females may lay eggs year-round, which can be taxing on their health. The recommendation is to give the birds a 3-month break from egg production annually. This advice applies whether the quails are being raised for eggs or as pets only.","qid":332593,"docid":"7073995","rank":2,"score":129971.0},{"content":"The passage emphasizes the importance of understanding your incubator for a successful hatch of button quail eggs. For the first 14 days, the eggs should be turned at least twice daily, with three or four turnings being ideal. An automatic turner can be used to handle this task if available.","qid":332593,"docid":"6514781","rank":3,"score":124193.0},{"content":"The passage advises that Button Quails, whether kept for eggs or as pets, should be given a 3-month break from breeding each year to allow them to rest and recover. Continuous egg-laying can exhaust the birds.","qid":332593,"docid":"5241323","rank":4,"score":121074.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the care of Button Quail chicks. After hatching from eggs that take 12-13 days to incubate, the chicks can fly in two weeks. A small water dish with marbles is recommended to prevent drowning. Use extra small gauge weld mesh with 7mm holes for the nest. Button Quails nest on the ground and lay 6-12 eggs, with the hen sitting on them for 13 days.","qid":332593,"docid":"8091681","rank":5,"score":119320.0},{"content":"The passage discusses various quail breeds, including button quail, African quail, and bobwhite quail, which are good layers and lay one to two eggs per day on average. Each quail can produce around 300 eggs per year. However, wild quails, some of which are supplied to farmers, rarely lay eggs.","qid":332593,"docid":"8434873","rank":6,"score":115647.0},{"content":"A water dish with marbles should be given to Button Quail chicks to prevent drowning. Their eggs hatch after 12-13 days and they can fly in two weeks. Use extra small gauge weld mesh with 7mm holes for housing, as the tiny chicks can jump through larger ones.","qid":332593,"docid":"6007045","rank":7,"score":115094.0},{"content":"A breeder shares information about the egg-laying capacity of various quail and game bird species. Some breeds can lay an egg daily for two years, then every other day. Others, such as Chinese Blue Breasted Quail, lay an egg weekly starting from their fifth year and eventually retire.","qid":332593,"docid":"5241322","rank":8,"score":114170.0},{"content":"The passage provides information on the incubation and hatching times for Japanese (Coturnix) Quail and Button Quail eggs. Japanese Quail eggs typically hatch between 17-18 days after incubation, but can take up to 21-22 days. Button Quail eggs hatch around 16-17 days after incubation, with a possible hatching time of up to 22 days. It's","qid":332593,"docid":"8021425","rank":9,"score":106345.0},{"content":"The life span of a button quail varies, with an average of 2.5 to 4 years, and potentially up to 9 years for exceptional individuals. Female button quails may live slightly less than males, and their longevity is influenced by the number of eggs they lay and the adequacy of their nutrition.","qid":332593,"docid":"6765225","rank":10,"score":105765.0},{"content":"Quail nests are large to house up to 16 eggs, with females typically laying 12-13. Mortality rate is high for quail chicks, with only 5-30% surviving to adulthood. Eggs hatch into mobile chicks after approximately three weeks.","qid":332593,"docid":"4614346","rank":11,"score":105097.0},{"content":"The incubation period for button quail is typically 16 days, but can range up to 18 days due to temperature and transportation variations during incubation.","qid":332593,"docid":"6514779","rank":12,"score":105063.0},{"content":"Quail, particularly the coturnix breed in the US, start laying eggs early and frequently, with some producing up to 300 eggs per year. These birds begin laying while still young. The coturnix quail, also known as the Japanese, Bible, or Nile quail, is the most common domestically raised quail breed in the US.","qid":332593,"docid":"8434869","rank":13,"score":103226.0},{"content":"Quails may use hay or straw for nesting. Some quails are particular about building nests for their eggs, while others lay eggs indiscriminately. Avoid frequent cage cleaning or disturbance every two weeks to preserve their nests and minimize disturbance.","qid":332593,"docid":"5975275","rank":14,"score":101706.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that incubating chicken eggs at 100 degrees Fahrenheit and 50% humidity also applies to quail, except for button quail which require less humidity to prevent drying out. Button quail hatch in 18 days but can hatch between 15-21 days. It's recommended to stop turning the eggs on day 14 for button quail, although they can hatch in the turners. Cot","qid":332593,"docid":"1831357","rank":15,"score":101322.0},{"content":"Quail, particularly the coturnix or Japanese quail, lay a large number of eggs starting from an early age. They can produce up to 300 eggs per year. In the US, this breed is the most commonly raised domestically. It is also known as the Bible quail and Nile quail.","qid":332593,"docid":"7073996","rank":16,"score":100376.0},{"content":"A bobwhite quail lays an average of 12 eggs per clutch, but can produce up to 20 eggs. They lay one egg daily and lose their nests frequently, leading to multiple clutches. It takes approximately a month for the eggs to hatch.","qid":332593,"docid":"4431502","rank":17,"score":100028.0},{"content":"Collect eggs from quails daily to prevent them from sitting on the eggs (both male and female do this). Quails lay one egg per day, so lack of eggs may indicate sickness.","qid":332593,"docid":"1167184","rank":18,"score":100008.0},{"content":"Quails bred for egg-laying require 14 hours of light daily, which may necessitate artificial lighting. They typically lay one egg per day, resulting in 200-300 eggs annually. Quails do not lay multiple eggs at once.","qid":332593,"docid":"5241321","rank":19,"score":99139.0},{"content":"Bobwhite quails lay an average of 12 eggs per clutch, but can produce up to 20 eggs. They lay one egg daily and hatch after nearly a month due to frequent nest losses.","qid":332593,"docid":"8434872","rank":20,"score":99087.0},{"content":"A bobwhite quail lays an average of 12 eggs per clutch, but can produce up to 20. They lay one egg daily and do so frequently due to nest loss. It takes approximately a month for the eggs to hatch.","qid":332593,"docid":"1650687","rank":21,"score":99019.0},{"content":"Button quails are low-maintenance birds that are simple to raise and lay numerous eggs with proper nutrition and conditions. They are adorable and popular as household pets. Button Quails come in over 15 different colors.","qid":332593,"docid":"7073993","rank":22,"score":98722.0},{"content":"The Montezuma quail nests between late June and August, using grass to build a nest. Parents take turns incubating the clutch of around 10 eggs per year. This bird, identified by its scaled appearance, is native to the southwestern states and can be found up to 7,000 feet in elevation in open plains, mesas, sagebrush, some woodlands, and hills.","qid":332593,"docid":"4431504","rank":23,"score":98561.0},{"content":"Quails are most fertile and productive between the ages of 2 to 8 months, during which they lay one egg daily. Their fertility declines after 9 months, but hens may still produce around 200 eggs yearly. For optimal results, maintain one male with two to three females.","qid":332593,"docid":"4431498","rank":24,"score":98380.0},{"content":"Productive Japanese or Coturnix quails can lay up to 300 eggs per year with the right feed and additional light during winter.","qid":332593,"docid":"1539776","rank":25,"score":96812.0},{"content":"A Button bird has been laying eggs for the past four days, with a total of six eggs produced so far. The bird was expected to lay an egg a day, but skipped a day and made up for it with two eggs today. The bird's egg-laying frequency depends on its age, with some birds able to lay an egg a day until they are two years old, while others lay one egg a week and continue until they retire at five years old.","qid":332593,"docid":"5241320","rank":26,"score":96759.0},{"content":"Quails reach maturity and begin laying eggs within 6-8 weeks. Factors such as overcrowding, relocation, and predation can negatively impact their egg production. Once quails start laying eggs, provide them with oyster shells for calcium supplementation.","qid":332593,"docid":"4023722","rank":27,"score":96675.0},{"content":"Quails lay up to 12 eggs at a time which hatch in under a month. They live for three to five years and reach sexual maturity in two years.","qid":332593,"docid":"931415","rank":28,"score":96631.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that incubating chicken eggs at 100 degrees Fahrenheit and 50% humidity also applies to quail, except for button quail which require less humidity to prevent drying out. Button quail eggs take around 18 days to hatch but can hatch between 15-21 days. Turning the eggs should be done at least three times a day, but stopping the turning process at least four days before hatching","qid":332593,"docid":"6016986","rank":29,"score":96599.0},{"content":"Quail lay a large number of eggs, up to 300, under ideal conditions, starting at 8-12 weeks with sufficient daylight. Four quail eggs are similar in size to a chicken egg but contain a higher yolk-to-white ratio.","qid":332593,"docid":"6534081","rank":30,"score":96489.0},{"content":"Quails lay around 200-250 eggs per year, starting at six weeks old. Two quail eggs provide half the daily recommended dose of vitamin D.","qid":332593,"docid":"6007038","rank":31,"score":96399.0},{"content":"The passage provides the number of days it takes for different quail species to hatch: Elegant Quail (22 days), Blue Scaled Quail (23 days), Bobwhite Quail (22-23 days), and Button Quail (16 days).","qid":332593,"docid":"931417","rank":32,"score":96261.0},{"content":"Bobwhite quail hens lay fewer eggs than coturnix, with an average of 150-200 eggs per year. Their eggs take 23-24 days to hatch.","qid":332593,"docid":"4431500","rank":33,"score":95968.0},{"content":"Quail begin laying eggs at 8-12 weeks with sufficient daylight, making them more productive than chickens. Four quail eggs are equivalent to a chicken egg in size, but contain a slightly greater proportion of yolk to white.","qid":332593,"docid":"6765227","rank":34,"score":95760.0},{"content":"Quails, like most birds, can lay only one egg per day. Domestic quails seldom go broody and lay eggs continuously in captivity. Other quail species will do the same if they don't have a suitable nesting site or if their eggs are removed.","qid":332593,"docid":"5241328","rank":35,"score":95422.0},{"content":"Quail eggs can be pickled for long-term storage when you have an excess. The process is outlined in a recipe on the author's website. Quail lay eggs abundantly during their first and sometimes second year, and while most literature states they live for only two years, the author's quail have survived for three to four years.","qid":332593,"docid":"6534085","rank":36,"score":94965.0},{"content":"A Gambel's quail nest is approximately 6 inches in diameter and 1.5 inches deep, constructed from grass stems, leaves, feathers, and twigs. The hen lays an average of 10 to 12 eggs annually, which take around three weeks to hatch.","qid":332593,"docid":"4431495","rank":37,"score":94705.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that incubating chicken eggs at 100 degrees Fahrenheit and 50% humidity also applies to quail, except for button quail which require less humidity to prevent drying out. Button quail hatch in 18 days but can hatch anywhere from 15-21 days. It's recommended to stop turning eggs on day 14 for safety, although some button quail have hatched in turners. The","qid":332593,"docid":"4701752","rank":38,"score":94539.0},{"content":"During September to April, quail form flocks. In spring, they engage in mating rituals, and from April to June, they build nests and lay eggs, with an average clutch size of 10-16 eggs. Some species may lay up to 28 small, speckled eggs. The eggs hatch in 21-23 days, and if the first nest fails, California quail attempt a second nest during summer.","qid":332593,"docid":"8749229","rank":39,"score":94500.0},{"content":"Keeping Cortunix quail under 16 hours of light daily will initiate egg-laying. Consistent light hours will enable year-round egg production. Each female bird lays approximately 300 eggs annually under optimal conditions.","qid":332593,"docid":"329112","rank":40,"score":94220.0},{"content":"Quail lay approximately 230 eggs per year, making them a productive option for those with small back gardens unsuitable for chickens. However, they are more timid than other poultry and dislike being handled. Care should be taken when catching them as they can fly vertically to escape.","qid":332593,"docid":"6534090","rank":41,"score":93716.0},{"content":"Quails may take between 2-6 weeks to adjust to new surroundings and begin laying eggs after a move, while some may start laying eggs as soon as 2 days after relocation.","qid":332593,"docid":"6616559","rank":42,"score":93524.0},{"content":"Quails need time to adjust to new surroundings and may take 2-6 weeks to start laying eggs after moving. Some quails may settle in quickly and begin laying eggs within a few days.","qid":332593,"docid":"4023720","rank":43,"score":93086.0},{"content":"Quails need time to adjust to new surroundings after a move, which can take 2-6 weeks for some to start laying eggs. Provide each quail with at least 1 square foot of floor space.","qid":332593,"docid":"5975274","rank":44,"score":92843.0},{"content":"The Button quail have different feeding habits than other quail species, making it challenging to incubate and hand-raise them. Unlike Coturnix quail, Button quail do not pick up food from the floor but expect it to be given to them. They typically eat a mix of finch seed and select seeds, along with live food like mealworms. Mealworms can be fed to Button quail in their larval, pupa, and be","qid":332593,"docid":"5257858","rank":45,"score":92804.0},{"content":"A bobwhite quail hatched on May 13, 2009. One female laid an egg on September 16, 2009, at the age of 4 months. The quail, which are typically bred to lay eggs, are kept in a 3X5 raised pen outdoors in Georgia. They should receive 14 hours of light daily to optimally lay eggs, which approximates to one egg per day. On average,","qid":332593,"docid":"4952095","rank":46,"score":92798.0},{"content":"An adult quail weighs between 150-200 grams, and a quail egg weighs around 7-15 grams. Female quails begin laying eggs at 6-7 weeks old and produce one egg daily, resulting in approximately 300 eggs in their first year.","qid":332593,"docid":"3731313","rank":47,"score":92493.0},{"content":"Quails lay six to twelve eggs on the ground and incubate them for thirteen days. If the hen has an excessively large clutch, the cock will help sit on the eggs. Newborn quails are small but self-sufficient. To breed quails, offer them a hidden nesting area.","qid":332593,"docid":"8434874","rank":48,"score":92424.0},{"content":"Quails need time to adjust to new surroundings after a move, which can take 2-6 weeks for some to start laying eggs. Provide them with more space for a stress-free environment.","qid":332593,"docid":"7362661","rank":49,"score":91990.0},{"content":"Coturnix quails do not go broody and require assistance to hatch their eggs. Hens start laying eggs at 6-8 weeks old, producing around one egg per day. Incubation lasts 17 days for a total of approximately 120 eggs per year.","qid":332593,"docid":"8749231","rank":50,"score":91796.0},{"content":"Quails may take 2-6 weeks to adjust and start laying eggs after being moved to new surroundings. Some quails can settle in quickly and begin laying eggs within 2 days.","qid":332593,"docid":"6616556","rank":51,"score":91712.0},{"content":"The passage explains that raising Button Quail can be easy with or without an incubator, and newly hatched chicks can consume food and water right after hatching.","qid":332593,"docid":"6007041","rank":52,"score":91606.0},{"content":"Coturnix quails develop from an egg to laying eggs in approximately 8-9 weeks. The initial 17 days are dedicated to incubation, followed by hatching on days 18 and 19. Quail chicks may emerge as early as day 16 and as late as day 20.","qid":332593,"docid":"7331782","rank":53,"score":91527.0},{"content":"A hen can lay over 300 eggs per year under favorable conditions, starting at week 6-8. Incubation period for Coturnix quail eggs lasts 17 days, resulting in a relatively short wait to harvest the eggs.","qid":332593,"docid":"8749230","rank":54,"score":91260.0},{"content":"Quail reach sexual maturity and start laying eggs at around 6-7 weeks, with males maturing slightly earlier. Sexual differences in plumage become noticeable at around 3 weeks of age, allowing for sexing.","qid":332593,"docid":"4431497","rank":55,"score":90991.0},{"content":"Quail eggs have varying incubation periods depending on the species, with bobwhite hatching in 23-24 days and coturnix in 17 days. To hatch successfully, eggs should be placed in the incubator with the large end slightly elevated and turned on their axis five to seven times daily.","qid":332593,"docid":"6528411","rank":56,"score":90923.0},{"content":"The Coturnix quail are an ideal choice for beginners due to their early egg-laying ability, starting at six weeks, and quick maturity for consumption at five weeks. Quail eggs can be obtained through incubation or purchasing chicks.","qid":332593,"docid":"1222945","rank":57,"score":90435.0},{"content":"The Chinese painted quail or button quail have an incubation period of 16 days, while Japanese quail take 17 or 18 days to hatch.","qid":332593,"docid":"6514780","rank":58,"score":89080.0},{"content":"Quail eggs become fertile around week 7 or 8 after females start laying, indicated by foamball droppings from males. It's recommended to let females and males mate for a week before taking eggs for incubation. I'm sorry for your broken camera.","qid":332593,"docid":"7073998","rank":59,"score":88385.0},{"content":"Provide quails with crushed oyster shells in their feed for calcium intake to produce high-quality eggs. Ensure they have access to 14-16 hours of light daily, either through artificial sources or natural sunlight, to boost egg production.","qid":332593,"docid":"1167181","rank":60,"score":88224.0},{"content":"Quail require minimal space for raising, with hens starting to lay eggs at around 6-8 weeks, making them an efficient choice for homestead egg production compared to chickens, turkeys, or ducks.","qid":332593,"docid":"45433","rank":61,"score":88116.0},{"content":"The incubation period for fertile eggs is shorter for Japanese quail (14-17 days) than for Bobwhite quail (23 days). Japanese quail can start laying eggs at 6 weeks old, while Bobwhites don't start until 16 weeks. Japanese quail have a long history, with distribution in Europe and Asia, and have been used for meat and kept as pets in Japan since the eleventh century.","qid":332593,"docid":"7331778","rank":62,"score":87988.0},{"content":"Quail begin breeding and laying eggs at six to eight weeks, using largest birds for breeding. Three Coturnix varieties can be sexed by color at three weeks. Quail require a feed with 21-25% protein, which can be found in commercial turkey or game bird starter, or supplemented with other sources.","qid":332593,"docid":"1443722","rank":63,"score":87710.0},{"content":"Quail species have different incubation periods: Bobwhite hatch in 23-24 days, while Coturnix hatch in 17 days. Incubator eggs should be placed with the large end slightly elevated and turned on their axis 5-7 times daily.","qid":332593,"docid":"6528407","rank":64,"score":87520.0},{"content":"The incubation period for fertile eggs of Japanese quail is shorter (14-17 days) than that of Bobwhite quail (23 days). Japanese quail can start laying eggs at 6 weeks old, while Bobwhite quail require 16 weeks. Japanese quail have a long history, with records of their use for meat in Egypt and as pets in Japan since the eleventh century.","qid":332593,"docid":"4952089","rank":65,"score":87111.0},{"content":"Quail start breeding and laying eggs at six to eight weeks old, while chickens take 20 to 24 weeks. Use large, attractive birds for breeding. Three quail varieties can be sexed by color at three weeks.","qid":332593,"docid":"8091677","rank":66,"score":87036.0},{"content":"Quails are kept in pairs or one male to three hens to prevent fighting. They nest on the ground and lay six to twelve eggs, which hatch after thirteen days. Chicks are self-sufficient and smaller than Japanese quail, producing smaller eggs. Quails have a lifespan of three to five years, with hens living slightly less due to egg production and availability of nutrients.","qid":332593,"docid":"5241326","rank":67,"score":87004.0},{"content":"The incubation period for fertile eggs is shorter for Japanese quail (14-17 days) than for Bobwhite quail (23 days). Japanese quail, also known as Coturnix, can start laying eggs at an earlier age (as early as 6 weeks) than Bobwhite quail (16 weeks). Japanese quail have a long history, with evidence of their use for meat and as pets dating back to ancient Egypt and Japan. Female Japanese","qid":332593,"docid":"1443723","rank":68,"score":86771.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the incubation of quail eggs, with an incubation period ranging from 16-17 days but often lasting up to 18 days. The author suggests planning hatches around the 18-day mark and turning the eggs at least three times a day.","qid":332593,"docid":"6528405","rank":69,"score":86746.0},{"content":"Quails are egg-laying birds known for their tiny, speckled eggs, which are richer in flavor and higher in nutrients like vitamin D and antioxidants than chicken eggs. Quails have a lifespan of three to five years, with hens living slightly less due to egg production and availability of nutrients. Quails produce smaller eggs than Japanese quail and have a shorter stature.","qid":332593,"docid":"5241329","rank":70,"score":86701.0},{"content":"Japanese quail mature in 6 weeks, start full egg production by 50 days, and with proper care, lay 200 eggs in their first year. They are disease resistant but have a short lifespan of 2 to 2.5 years. Females have light tan feathers with black speckling on the throat and upper breast.","qid":332593,"docid":"1443730","rank":71,"score":86677.0},{"content":"Japanese quails are hardy birds that mature in 6 weeks and reach full egg production by 50 days. They are affected by common poultry diseases but are disease resistant. Hens lay around 200 eggs in their first year and have a life expectancy of 2 to 2.5 years.","qid":332593,"docid":"45431","rank":72,"score":86658.0},{"content":"The normal incubation period for hen-laid eggs is 16 days when the hen is sitting on them. However, if the eggs are in an incubator, it may take between 17 to 21 days, or even up to 24 days, to hatch.","qid":332593,"docid":"6616558","rank":73,"score":86603.0},{"content":"The incubation period for fertile eggs is shorter (14-17 days) than Bobwhite quail eggs (23 days). Coturnix quails can start laying eggs at 6 weeks old while Bobwhites require 16 weeks. Japanese quail have a history of being widely distributed in Europe and Asia.","qid":332593,"docid":"6616553","rank":74,"score":86585.0},{"content":"The Texas A&M Quail reach 12 ounces in size within eight weeks under optimal conditions. These hens begin laying eggs earlier than most other quail, and their eggs are of high quality and in high demand.","qid":332593,"docid":"7362660","rank":75,"score":86434.0},{"content":"The Coturnix Quail is an ideal choice for those looking to start a quail farming business for selling meat or eggs due to its quick maturation and early egg-laying. This bird reaches maturity in approximately 6 weeks and begins laying eggs around 8 weeks of age.","qid":332593,"docid":"4023721","rank":76,"score":85692.0},{"content":"The passage advises that the fresher quail eggs are when starting the incubation process. Older eggs, even up to two weeks, can still be hatched but with a decreased chance of life developing.","qid":332593,"docid":"8021423","rank":77,"score":85541.0},{"content":"The incubation period for crocodile eggs varies from 55 to 110 days based on species and climate, with an optimal temperature of 87-91\u00b0F (31-33\u00b0C) for embryonic development. Quail eggs have different hatching times, with button quail hatching between 16.5 and 17.5 days. Stop turning the eggs three days before hatching.","qid":332593,"docid":"3336847","rank":78,"score":85469.0},{"content":"Quails require two distinct feeds during their life: Game Bird Starter crumble before they begin laying eggs, and Game Bird Layer crumble once they reach approximately 6 weeks of age. Provide ample cold water at all times.","qid":332593,"docid":"8749227","rank":79,"score":85355.0},{"content":"A Button Quail diet should include 60-70% of high-quality, fresh game bird food or its equivalent, along with fresh vegetables and fruits. Grit should be provided in a shallow bowl. The bird should have access to clean, fresh, filtered, chlorine-free water, which should be changed daily.","qid":332593,"docid":"948693","rank":80,"score":85232.0},{"content":"Quail egg propagation starts with proper pre-incubation care. Collect eggs regularly, every two days and more frequently in hot weather, to ensure their health. Handle quail eggs gently due to their thin shells, which can easily break.","qid":332593,"docid":"6528412","rank":81,"score":85178.0},{"content":"The incubation period for fertile eggs is shorter (14-17 days) than that of Bobwhite quail eggs (23 days). Coturnix quails can start laying eggs at an earlier age (6 weeks) than Bobwhites (16 weeks).","qid":332593,"docid":"6616554","rank":82,"score":85076.0},{"content":"Quails begin producing fertile eggs around week 7 or 8 after mating, indicated by the presence of foamball in male droppings. Females need male access for fertilization.","qid":332593,"docid":"6616552","rank":83,"score":85004.0},{"content":"The passage describes two brooder boxes containing young Button Quails at different stages of development. The first box holds 1-week-old quails, while the second box is filled with newly hatched quails. The text also mentions several mutations of Button Quails, including Cinnamon, Golden Pearl, Blue Face, Red Breasted, and Splashed varieties.","qid":332593,"docid":"6007046","rank":84,"score":84923.0},{"content":"A bobwhite quail hatched on May 13, 2009. One egg was laid on September 16, 2009, and no other eggs have been produced. The quails, consisting of 5 males and 7 females, are housed in a 3X5 raised pen. Quails typically begin laying eggs around 6 months old, with different breeds varying in start times. Quails should be moved into larger pens with nest","qid":332593,"docid":"4952093","rank":85,"score":84873.0},{"content":"A Bobwhite Quail female reaches maturity at 16 weeks but starts laying eggs at 21-25 weeks. The female in question is around 15 weeks old and exhibits protective behavior towards one male quail. It's uncertain if there are two males in the pen.","qid":332593,"docid":"4952087","rank":86,"score":84740.0},{"content":"The passage provides the incubation periods for Chinese painted quail or button quail, which is 16 days.","qid":332593,"docid":"1905438","rank":87,"score":84559.0},{"content":"Quail hens, like chickens, typically lay one egg per day. Occasionally, a hen may lay two eggs in a day if she missed laying an egg for a few days. However, it is uncommon for hens to have both eggs ready to be laid at the same time. The observation of a quail hen laying 5-6 eggs a day is unusual and may require further investigation.","qid":332593,"docid":"5241324","rank":88,"score":84460.0},{"content":"The Bobwhite quail is larger than the Japanese quail, but the Japanese quail lays larger eggs with a shorter incubation period (14-17 days) and earlier maturity age (6 weeks). The Japanese quail has a history of widespread distribution in Europe and Asia.","qid":332593,"docid":"931416","rank":89,"score":84243.0},{"content":"The Coturnix Quail reaches maturity in approximately 6 weeks and starts laying eggs around 8 weeks. To ensure their health, proper environment, artificial lighting, and regulated temperatures, as detailed in The Beginner's Guide, should be provided. Potential hazards for quails include injury from startling and flying upwards, which can result in broken necks, serious injuries, or fatalities. Precautions are necessary to prevent these incidents.","qid":332593,"docid":"1443721","rank":90,"score":84225.0},{"content":"A hen typically incubates her eggs for 16 days to hatch, but if the eggs are in an incubator, it may take between 17 to 21 days or even up to 24 days. The given hen is nesting.","qid":332593,"docid":"6616560","rank":91,"score":84091.0},{"content":"A particular quail species has a short lifespan but compensates with multiple broods per year, each consisting of approximately 12 eggs that hatch within three weeks.","qid":332593,"docid":"4431499","rank":92,"score":84065.0},{"content":"The Coturnix Quail reach maturity and a weight of 5-6 oz in six weeks, start laying eggs at seven weeks old, and have a slaughter weight of 4-5 oz. To prevent injuries and fatalities, be cautious when handling quails as they tend to fly up when startled, potentially causing broken necks or other injuries.","qid":332593,"docid":"1443724","rank":93,"score":84062.0},{"content":"The Coturnix Quail have an incubation period of 16-17 days at a temperature of 99-100\u00b0F with a humidity level of 60%. They mature in 6 weeks, reaching an average weight of 5-6 oz. Quails start laying eggs at 7 weeks old and are typically slaughtered at a weight of 4-5 oz.","qid":332593,"docid":"4023724","rank":94,"score":84026.0},{"content":"The passage provides information on the incubation period for different quail breeds, with bobwhite quail hatching in 23-24 days, Pharaoh quail in 17 days, and Chinese Painted quail in 18-21 days. Turning the eggs three times a day and stopping three days before hatching is recommended. For more detailed information, refer to this site.","qid":332593,"docid":"5707521","rank":95,"score":83892.0},{"content":"Quail eggs hatch between the 14th and 19th day of incubation, with Japanese quail hatching around the 17th day. The reason for this variation is not yet scientifically explained. After each hatch, the incubator should be cleaned, disinfected, and fumigated. The incubation period for fertile quail eggs is shorter (14-17 days) compared to Bobwhite quail","qid":332593,"docid":"4701751","rank":96,"score":83888.0},{"content":"Japanese quail are hardy, inexpensive birds that mature in 6 weeks and begin full egg production by 50 days. They are disease-resistant but susceptible to common poultry diseases. Hens lay approximately 200 eggs in their first year, with a life expectancy of 2-2.5 years.","qid":332593,"docid":"1443728","rank":97,"score":83863.0},{"content":"Quail eggs require turning in an incubator with the large end elevated and turning on the axis five to seven times daily. Humidity should be maintained between 55% and 60% to allow albumen to dry and prevent embryos from drowning.","qid":332593,"docid":"3336841","rank":98,"score":83830.0},{"content":"The passage provides instructions for incubating Valley Quail Hatching Eggs. Due to their small size, special quail-size racks or cups are required for incubators with automatic turners. The eggs will hatch in approximately 20-23 days. The ideal incubation temperature is 100 degrees F, decreasing to 98.5 degrees F during the final three days. Humidity should be kept at 50% until","qid":332593,"docid":"4377342","rank":99,"score":83568.0},{"content":"The Coturnix quail is smaller than the Bobwhite quail but lays larger eggs with a shorter incubation period of 14-17 days. The Bobwhite quail takes 23 days for incubation and starts laying eggs later, at 16 weeks of age.","qid":332593,"docid":"4023727","rank":100,"score":83429.0}]}
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Kraft, founder and president of International Forest Products in 1972; Joshua Kraft, president and CEO of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston; and David Kraft.","qid":1131069,"docid":"2805726","rank":4,"score":121404.0},{"content":"David Kraft, youngest son of Robert Kraft, is opposing his father's trustee, Richard Morse, in a court dispute over the transfer of assets from the family trust to a new trust. The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has given the trustee approval to proceed with the transfer process, referred to as \"decanting\" in estate law.","qid":1131069,"docid":"1780971","rank":5,"score":116792.0},{"content":"Robert K. Kraft, a 1965 Harvard Business School graduate, received an \"ethical will\" from his late father, Harry Kraft.","qid":1131069,"docid":"8432048","rank":6,"score":116641.0},{"content":"Kraft, born in Brookline, Massachusetts, is the son of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and his late wife Myra Kraft, with an estimated net worth of $4.8 billion. 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Unlike his younger brothers, Robert had a strained relationship with his father.","qid":1131069,"docid":"921202","rank":28,"score":88039.0},{"content":"Maggy's prophecy and Cersei's hatred towards Robert may have hinted at Gendry being Robert's son instead of Cersei's due to Maggy's prediction of three golden-haired children from Cersei's incestuous relationship.","qid":1131069,"docid":"3140066","rank":29,"score":87981.0},{"content":"The man has three children: two sons and one daughter. One of his sons, the youngest, played basketball with the speaker during the current season.","qid":1131069,"docid":"429333","rank":30,"score":87735.0},{"content":"Robert Kraft, 73-year-old owner of the New England Patriots, will attend Super Bowl XLIX with his girlfriend Ricki Lander, a 34-year-old actress whom he began dating in 2012. They have been frequently seen together since then.","qid":1131069,"docid":"7610010","rank":31,"score":87629.0},{"content":"Abraham Lincoln had four sons: Robert Todd, Edward Baker, William Wallace, and Thomas. Two of them, Edward Baker and William Wallace, died of illness during their childhood.","qid":1131069,"docid":"2464147","rank":32,"score":87301.0},{"content":"Zebulon Vance and his first wife, Hattie, had five sons, one of whom, Robert Espy Vance, was born in 1854 but died as a baby. Despite his early demise, he is mentioned in letters between Zebulon and Hattie and in their family bible. This information was shared by staff at the Vance Birthplace historic site.","qid":1131069,"docid":"7943845","rank":33,"score":87053.0},{"content":"Robert Kraft ranks 122nd on the Forbes Top 400 list with a net worth of $4 million. He has invested in films, theatre, and television productions through his equity group. Kraft supports minority groups by helping them purchase WNEV-TV.","qid":1131069,"docid":"6809696","rank":34,"score":86936.0},{"content":"Married Mabel Hubbard in 1877, had four children: Robert, Elsie, Marian, and Edward. Known as an eminent scientist and inventor. Similar to Thomas Edison.","qid":1131069,"docid":"7164331","rank":35,"score":86890.0},{"content":"Robert Kraft, a Massachusetts-born entrepreneur, amassed a fortune worth $1.4 billion through his role as Chairman and CEO of The Kraft Group, which oversees various assets including paper and real estate.","qid":1131069,"docid":"6809703","rank":36,"score":86457.0},{"content":"Robert Kraft is an American businessman, serving as chairman of Kraft Group and its CEO. The Kraft Group is a holding company with assets in entertainment, sports, real estate development, and packaging. (Net worth for 2018 was not provided in the passage.)","qid":1131069,"docid":"1780969","rank":37,"score":86367.0},{"content":"Myra Kraft, wife of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and a dedicated philanthropist, passed away at the age of 68.","qid":1131069,"docid":"7275761","rank":38,"score":86120.0},{"content":"Robert Kraft, owner of the Patriots, was seen at the Golden Globes party with his girlfriend Ricki Noel Lander despite previous reports of a breakup after nearly 4 years of relationship. They were spotted together and looked like a couple in pictures taken at the HBO after-party at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.","qid":1131069,"docid":"6907803","rank":39,"score":85688.0},{"content":"Meaghan is a granddaughter of Robert Kennedy, who had 11 children with his wife Ethel, including Meaghan's mother Kathleen.","qid":1131069,"docid":"8772624","rank":40,"score":85404.0},{"content":"Samuel Renfrew married Hannah Ann Lindsey and had no children mentioned in the passage. He later married a Miss Thompson and had five children: Robert, Samuel, John, James, and Margaret. Samuel was born in Franklin Co, PA, and his first wife died in 1821. He owned property and lived there until his death in 1854 at the age of fifty-six.","qid":1131069,"docid":"6866511","rank":41,"score":84947.0},{"content":"Businessman Robert Kraft, born in Massachusetts, has an estimated net worth of $1.4 billion. He made his fortune as Chairman and CEO of The Kraft Group, which manages various assets.","qid":1131069,"docid":"6809701","rank":42,"score":84853.0},{"content":"Robert Kraft, CEO and Chairman of Kraft Group, owns the New England Patriots, New England Revolution, and Gillette Stadium. His net worth is approximately $6.2 billion, amassed through his career, and he remains chairman of Rand-Whitney Group.","qid":1131069,"docid":"1780965","rank":43,"score":84786.0},{"content":"Robert Todd Lincoln, born on August 1, 1843, in Springfield, Illinois, was the first-born son of President Abraham Lincoln and the only one of their four children to reach adulthood. He worked as a lawyer, secretary of war, and minister to Great Britain following his father's assassination. Lincoln passed away on June 26, 1926, in Manchester, Vermont. His siblings, Edward, Willie, and","qid":1131069,"docid":"2991610","rank":44,"score":84652.0},{"content":"Robert Kraft, an American businessman from Massachusetts, has a net worth of $1.4 billion. He made his fortune as the Chairman and CEO of The Kraft Group, which manages various assets.","qid":1131069,"docid":"6809698","rank":45,"score":84545.0},{"content":"Robert Pattinson, born May 13, 1986 in London, is the youngest and only son of three children in a family where his father ran a car-importing business and his mother worked for a modeling agency.","qid":1131069,"docid":"6568346","rank":46,"score":84539.0},{"content":"The passage describes that the person was married to Sheila MacRae from 1941 to 1967, and they had four children together: actresses Heather and Meredith MacRae, and sons William Gordon MacRae and Robert Bruce MacRae. Two of their children, Meredith and Robert Bruce, passed away before their mother.","qid":1131069,"docid":"3208966","rank":47,"score":84359.0},{"content":"Robert Frost was born in San Francisco with a total of six children. His father, William Frost, was a journalist and Democrat who died when Robert was around eleven years old. His Scottish mother, Isabelle Moody, resumed her career as a schoolteacher to support the family.","qid":1131069,"docid":"5488948","rank":48,"score":84006.0},{"content":"In June 1963, she married Robert Kraft while studying at Brandeis. Initially, she was not supportive of his efforts to buy the Patriots football team located near his hometown in Brookline.","qid":1131069,"docid":"7275757","rank":49,"score":83771.0},{"content":"Robert \"Raven\" Kraft is a long-term exercise addict who has run the same eight-mile stretch on Miami Beach daily for nearly forty years, regardless of weather conditions or health issues.","qid":1131069,"docid":"1950963","rank":50,"score":83651.0},{"content":"Robert Kraft, a Massachusetts-born businessman, has an estimated net worth of $1.4 billion. He made his fortune as the Chairman and CEO of The Kraft Group, which manages assets in various sectors including paper and real estate.","qid":1131069,"docid":"6809697","rank":51,"score":83619.0},{"content":"Robert Kraft is a Massachusetts-born businessman with an estimated net worth of $1.4 billion. He made his fortune as Chairman and CEO of The Kraft Group, which holds diverse assets.","qid":1131069,"docid":"6907802","rank":52,"score":83466.0},{"content":"Bach, composed of 20 children from two marriages, was a musical dynasty. His ancestry and familial expectation instilled in him the need for his sons to continue the legacy, resulting in some of them becoming renowned composers.","qid":1131069,"docid":"6516344","rank":53,"score":83079.0},{"content":"Diane has a 12-year-old son, Robert, who lives with his father and is not frequently seen by her. She previously worked with Superintendent John Heaton at the same police station.","qid":1131069,"docid":"5605975","rank":54,"score":82979.0},{"content":"Massachusetts-born businessman Robert Kraft has a net worth of $6.2 billion. He made his fortune as Chairman and CEO of The Kraft Group, which includes assets in various sectors like paper and real estate.","qid":1131069,"docid":"1780966","rank":55,"score":82758.0},{"content":"Robert Young, born February 22, 1907, is a 91-year-old American actor. He was previously married to Elizabeth Henderson and had relationships with Anita Page. Young has four children: Elizabeth Louise, Carol Anne, Barbara, and Katherine. Known for \"Father Knows Best\" and \"Marcus Welby, M.D.\", his acting career spanned from 1931 to 1988.","qid":1131069,"docid":"770854","rank":56,"score":81993.0},{"content":"Robert Owen, born May 14, 1771, in Newtown, Wales, was the youngest child of a saddler and ironmonger father and a farmer's daughter. An intelligent boy, he excelled in his local school.","qid":1131069,"docid":"3926205","rank":57,"score":81809.0},{"content":"Robert Brown, a Jersey accountant, claimed to be Princess Margaret's secret son with Group Captain Peter Townsend, but a judge did not believe him. Efforts to prove that Prince Philip fathered children, Max and Louise Boisot, with his childhood friend, Helene Cordet, have been unsuccessful.","qid":1131069,"docid":"628422","rank":58,"score":81678.0},{"content":"Kraft has moved further than ever before from his father's shadow, approaching the point where he will be the sole representative of the family's global empire.","qid":1131069,"docid":"1780968","rank":59,"score":81642.0},{"content":"Steve Irwin, an Australian zookeeper, was the father of a daughter named Bindi Irwin (after his favorite crocodile and his dog) and a son named Robert Irwin (after his father). He was married to Terri Raines Irwin, originally from Oregon. Steve managed Australia Zoo.","qid":1131069,"docid":"3494644","rank":60,"score":81601.0},{"content":"Married to Betty, the father of three sons - Dino, Victor, and Max, who sang with him on an album. The Mavericks, including original members Malo, Paul Deakin, Robert Reynolds, and Eddie Perez, reunited for tours and a new album between 2012 and 2013.","qid":1131069,"docid":"4318857","rank":61,"score":81526.0},{"content":"The man has a total of five children: three from a previous marriage and two from his current marriage who came from her previous relationship.","qid":1131069,"docid":"5871207","rank":62,"score":81241.0},{"content":"The survivor is leaves behind his wife Madeline, children Susan Sees, Debra Shippee, Robert Muller, Kathy St. Denny, and Steven Muller, 11 grandchildren, Kellie, Cody, Kasey, Greg, Hannah, Matthew, John, Christopher, Jeffrey, Evan and Rory, a great-grandson Robby, and two brothers Richard and Louis, as well as numerous nieces and nephews.","qid":1131069,"docid":"4344765","rank":63,"score":81212.0},{"content":"Robert and Andrea Kelly had three children: Joann (born in 1998), Jay (born in 2000), and Robert Kelly, Jr. (born in 2002).","qid":1131069,"docid":"7770231","rank":64,"score":81193.0},{"content":"In 2017, Kraft donated $6 million to construct the first regulation American football field in Israel. The following June, Kraft and NFL Hall of Famers attended the grand opening of the new Kraft Family Sports Campus in Israel.","qid":1131069,"docid":"1780967","rank":65,"score":80946.0},{"content":"Robert and Avie Parton had 12 children, among them was Dolly, the 4th. Their other children were Willadeene, David, Denver, Bobby, Stella, Cassie, Larry (deceased), Randy, Floyd, Freida (twins), and Rachel Dennison. Dolly also has at least 3 half-siblings from her father's infidelities.","qid":1131069,"docid":"7342928","rank":66,"score":80871.0},{"content":"The Brothers (1972-1976): Robert Hammond passes away during an affair with his secretary\/mistress, Jennifer. His sons Edward, Brian, and David inherit the family trucking company and attempt to manage it.","qid":1131069,"docid":"325240","rank":67,"score":80852.0},{"content":"Robert Kraft, a Massachusetts-born businessman, has a net worth of $1.4 billion.","qid":1131069,"docid":"6809699","rank":68,"score":80716.0},{"content":"Rob married Helen MacGregor from Leny Farm, Strathyre in 1693. They had four sons: James (Mor), Ranald, Coll, and Robert (Oig or young Rob).","qid":1131069,"docid":"3688128","rank":69,"score":80501.0},{"content":"In the DC comics, Oliver Queen has sons named Robert Queen II and Connor Hawke. In the Arrowverse, Oliver's sons are named William instead, while Connor Hawke is identified as a potential son of John Diggle in the future.","qid":1131069,"docid":"7829698","rank":70,"score":80324.0},{"content":"Oliver Cromwell and his wife Elizabeth Bourchier had nine children: Robert, Oliver, Bridget, Richard (Lord Protector), Henry (Lord Deputy of Ireland), Elizabeth, James (deceased in infancy), Mary, and Frances.","qid":1131069,"docid":"7919420","rank":71,"score":80232.0},{"content":"Robert Kraft, New England Patriots owner and lifelong Democrat, shares a close friendship with President Donald Trump. Trump reached out to Kraft multiple times after Kraft's wife passed away, offering support and checking on him, making him one of the few people to do so.","qid":1131069,"docid":"7275758","rank":72,"score":80231.0},{"content":"The author has discovered a possible family connection to Celiac disease through their grandmother's side. Their grandmother's brother, Dr. Stanley Marshall Rinehart, had three sons. The author wonders if any of Dr. Rinehart's descendants may have had Celiac disease due to their curiosity. The author knows little about their family history from their father's side, as their father died 20 years ago from GI cancer and his mother passed away ","qid":1131069,"docid":"8756684","rank":73,"score":80215.0},{"content":"Wilson married Megs and had three children: John (1965, BBC Radio 4 presenter), Anna (1966-1998), and Robert (1968).","qid":1131069,"docid":"7613197","rank":74,"score":80055.0},{"content":"Marie Swinson Hall was survived by her husband, three sons Thomas I. Hall and wife Carla, Johnny D. Hall and wife Cindy, and Robert M. Hall, six grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, two brothers Floyd Hall and Wayne Hall, and one sister Susie Terry.","qid":1131069,"docid":"6803916","rank":75,"score":79742.0},{"content":"Lincoln married Mary Todd Lincoln and they had four children: Robert Todd Lincoln, Edward \"Eddie\" Baker Lincoln, Willie Wallace Lincoln, and Thomas \"Tad\" Lincoln.","qid":1131069,"docid":"3194962","rank":76,"score":79332.0},{"content":"Robert De Niro and Grace Hightower have a family with six children, including two adopted kids, two twins from De Niro's previous marriage, and two children born to them.","qid":1131069,"docid":"7971772","rank":77,"score":79176.0},{"content":"Robert Kraft, New England Patriots owner, attended NFL Honors in New Orleans, Louisiana, in 2013 with his girlfriend Ricki Lander.","qid":1131069,"docid":"6907804","rank":78,"score":79163.0},{"content":"Stephen Hawking is the father of three children: Robert, Lucy (a novelist), and Timothy (known as Tim).","qid":1131069,"docid":"593127","rank":79,"score":79162.0},{"content":"Robbie Knievel is the third child and eldest son of Robert (Evel) Knievel and his first wife, Linda. He has two daughters, Krysten and Karmen, and is named after his paternal grandfather. Robbie is also a grandfather to Analise and Kane.","qid":1131069,"docid":"3713247","rank":80,"score":79065.0},{"content":"Robert Goddard is a descendant of William Goddard, who immigrated from England to Massachusetts in 1665 with his wife Elizabeth. They had six sons, one of whom was Benjamin, who is an ancestor of Robert Goddard.","qid":1131069,"docid":"2248662","rank":81,"score":78945.0},{"content":"Stephen Hawking is the father of three children: Robert, Lucy (a novelist), and Timothy (also known as Tim).","qid":1131069,"docid":"593131","rank":82,"score":78832.0},{"content":"Carney, the youngest of six sons, was born in Mount Vernon, New York, to Helen Farrell and Edward Michael Carney, who worked as a newspaper man and publicist.","qid":1131069,"docid":"6416365","rank":83,"score":78808.0},{"content":"King David, as mentioned in the Bible, is recorded to have had 19 sons and one daughter. He was married to multiple wives and had numerous concubines, leading to an unknown total number of children fathered by him.","qid":1131069,"docid":"6474405","rank":84,"score":78769.0},{"content":"The sons of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg, Michael and Robert Meeropol, were left homeless after their parents' arrest and trial for espionage when they were 7 and 3 years old.","qid":1131069,"docid":"3661679","rank":85,"score":78449.0},{"content":"Ike Turner had six children: Ike Jr. and Michael with Lorraine Taylor, Ronnie with Tina Turner, and a daughter Mia, who was born during Ike's marriage to Tina in the late 1960s.","qid":1131069,"docid":"226992","rank":86,"score":78430.0},{"content":"Robert Fulton was born on a farm in Little Britain, Pennsylvania, in 1765. He grew up with three sisters and a younger brother. Later in life, he married Harriet Livingston and had four children.","qid":1131069,"docid":"8198475","rank":87,"score":78279.0},{"content":"Steve Irwin, an Australian zookeeper and television personality, was the father of Bindi Irwin (named after his favorite crocodile and his dog) and Robert Irwin (named after his father). Married to Terri Raines Irwin, Steve operated the Australia Zoo and gained the nickname \"Crocodile Hunter.\" Inspired by his father's animal rescue work, Irwin caught his first crocodile at age 7.","qid":1131069,"docid":"5949636","rank":88,"score":78146.0},{"content":"Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots, is worth $5.2 billion as they prepare for Super Bowl LI. He attributes his wealth to ambition.","qid":1131069,"docid":"6661248","rank":89,"score":78143.0},{"content":"James married Anne of Denmark in 1589, having seven children together: Henry, Elizabeth, Margaret, Charles, Robert, Mary, and Sophia. He became the English throne's successor under his cousin, Elizabeth I, and assumed the throne in 1603. James ruled Scotland for 58 years and England for 22 years before his death by stroke in 1625. His formative years at the Scottish court deeply influenced him.","qid":1131069,"docid":"2773963","rank":90,"score":78121.0},{"content":"King David, as mentioned in the Bible, had at least 19 named sons and one daughter. His wives and concubines led to an unknown total number of children. The named sons are: Amnon, Daniel (Chileab), Absalom, Adonijah, Shephatiah, Ithream, Shimea, Shobab, Nathan, Solomon, Ibhar, Elishua, Elpelet, Nogah, Nepheg,","qid":1131069,"docid":"6755472","rank":91,"score":78044.0},{"content":"The passage mentions four sons of an unnamed family, all born in Springfield. Their names and occupations or notable facts are: Robert Todd Lincoln (lawyer, diplomat, businessman, born in 1843), Edward Baker Lincoln (known as Eddie, born in 1846, died of tuberculosis), and William Wallace Lincoln (known as Willie, born in 1850, died of typhoid fever while his father was","qid":1131069,"docid":"2258920","rank":92,"score":77951.0},{"content":"Robert Hooke was born in 1635 on the Isle of Wight to John Hooke and Cecily Gyles. He was the last of four children, with two older brothers and an older sister.","qid":1131069,"docid":"3779581","rank":93,"score":77852.0},{"content":"Kourtney, Kim, Khloe, and Kylnn are four of Kardashian's children, while Kendall is one of Jenner's. Together, they have a total of six children.","qid":1131069,"docid":"2614322","rank":94,"score":77785.0},{"content":"Ellen, who has two sons, David and George, passes away before her father. Since Ellen is deceased, her $100,000 inheritance from her father's estate will be divided per stirpes, resulting in each son receiving $50,000.","qid":1131069,"docid":"5211648","rank":95,"score":77704.0},{"content":"Robert Downey Jr. has a son named Indio Falconer Downey, born in 1993 from his first marriage to Deborah Falconer. They were officially divorced in 2004. Downey also runs Team Downey Production Company with his current wife Susan Downey.","qid":1131069,"docid":"3493979","rank":96,"score":77671.0},{"content":"Kody and Meri have one child together, a 22-year-old daughter named Mariah. Kody and Janelle have six children: Logan Taylor (23), Madison Maddie Rose (22), Hunter Elias (20), Robert Garrison (19), Gabriel, and Savanah (13).","qid":1131069,"docid":"4762797","rank":97,"score":77624.0},{"content":"Robert Todd Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln's son, was born on August 1, 1843, and was the only one of Abraham's children to reach adulthood. He had a shy personality and a short, stocky build, in contrast to his father. Robert graduated from Harvard College.","qid":1131069,"docid":"5154693","rank":98,"score":77580.0},{"content":"The man is the father of four children: Dominik (born in 1983), Daniella (born in 1988), Alessandra (born in 1991), and Andres (born in 2002).","qid":1131069,"docid":"1627668","rank":99,"score":77402.0},{"content":"Bruce is the fourth-born child in a family of five: Phoebe Lee, Agnes Lee, Peter Lee, and Robert Lee. The Lee family moved back to Hong Kong when Bruce was three months old.","qid":1131069,"docid":"5356210","rank":100,"score":77253.0}]}
{"query":"ia suffix meaning","hits":[{"content":"The suffix -ia indicates a specific condition of a disease or process in the words athrombia, phrenoblabia, and pontobulbia.","qid":390360,"docid":"8630614","rank":1,"score":107410.0},{"content":"The suffix -ia is used to form words denoting states or conditions, often abnormal. It is an ancient noun-forming suffix, and can be compared to the suffix -ism.","qid":390360,"docid":"8630611","rank":2,"score":106882.0},{"content":"The -ia suffix is used to form nouns with various meanings. It appears in place names like Albania and Columbia, names of diseases and pathological disorders such as pneumonia and aphasia, names of conditions or qualities like utopia, and names of botanical genera including acacia and poinsettia.","qid":390360,"docid":"8630618","rank":3,"score":101747.0},{"content":"Iasis refers to a medical condition, illustrated by psoriasis, which is a skin issue caused by an autoimmune disease.","qid":390360,"docid":"1378337","rank":4,"score":99816.0},{"content":"The -ial suffix is used to form adjectives meaning \"of, relating to, or connected with.\" For example, the word \"managerial\" is derived from this suffix.","qid":390360,"docid":"8630616","rank":5,"score":99467.0},{"content":"Iasis refers to a medical condition, with examples being psoriasis (a skin condition caused by an autoimmune disease) and hypochondriasis (a pathological condition or morbid state).","qid":390360,"docid":"1378333","rank":6,"score":98967.0},{"content":"The suffix \"-ia\" has limited use in different areas, including naming diseases (e.g., malaria, anemia), place names (Italia, Romania), Roman feasts (Lupercalia), Latin or Latinized plurals (Amphibia, insignia, Reptilia), and in other borrowed words from Latin (militia). The origin of the suffix \"-ia\" is expanded in the passage.","qid":390360,"docid":"4619218","rank":7,"score":96625.0},{"content":"A suffix signifying a process, state, or condition, often abnormal or diseased, with possible physiologic or pathologic production or increase, or an invasion or infestation, similar to the Greek suffix -iasis, as in trichinosis and trichiniasis.","qid":390360,"docid":"425021","rank":8,"score":95890.0},{"content":"The suffixes -ia, -al, and -oma in medical terms denote condition, pertaining to, and tumor or mass, respectively. Examples include nephrosis (kidney condition), necrosis (condition of death), and leukocytosis (condition of increased white blood cells).","qid":390360,"docid":"5423359","rank":9,"score":95020.0},{"content":"The suffix \"-iasis\" indicates the formation or presence of an abnormal condition or disease, as in the examples dicrocoeliasis and elephantiasis.","qid":390360,"docid":"8630617","rank":10,"score":94451.0},{"content":"The suffix in the word pneumonia is -ia, which means condition or disease. Mr. Jackson is going to the hospital for a surgical procedure called prostatectomy to treat a disease.","qid":390360,"docid":"2203875","rank":11,"score":92693.0},{"content":"The suffix \"-ia\" in English is mainly used to form names of disorders and plural or collective nouns. Examples include \"hypoxia\" and \"militaria,\" among others.","qid":390360,"docid":"8630609","rank":12,"score":92251.0},{"content":"The suffix in \"pneumonia\" is -ia, meaning condition or disease. Mr. Jackson is being hospitalized for a surgical procedure called prostatectomy to excise his prostate.","qid":390360,"docid":"2203877","rank":13,"score":90202.0},{"content":"The passage lists common suffixes and their functions in medical terminology. Suffixes such as \"a,\" \"ia,\" \"on,\" \"os,\" \"is,\" \"us,\" \"um,\" and \"ium\" are used to name things and indicate referential meaning. Suffixes like \"al,\" \"tic,\" \"ic,\" \"iac,\" \"ious,\" \"ous,\" and \"ent\" create adjectives and express relationships, conveying meanings of referential and relational","qid":390360,"docid":"7679050","rank":14,"score":88836.0},{"content":"The passage discusses suffixes and combining forms in medical terms. It mentions \"-iasis\" as a suffix indicating a pathological condition, with examples like teniasis and dicrocoeliasis. The suffix \"-itis\" signifies the formation or presence of an abnormal condition or disease. The combining form \"elephantiasis\" refers to a condition or state, often an unhealthy one.","qid":390360,"docid":"8630613","rank":15,"score":86300.0},{"content":"The suffix \"-ia\" has different origins and meanings in various contexts. For senses 1-4, it is derived from Latin and Greek and is a suffix for feminine nouns forming abstract nouns. In senses 5-6, it comes from Latin and is a neuter plural suffix in names of countries, diseases, flowers, and other plural nouns.","qid":390360,"docid":"4619216","rank":16,"score":85188.0},{"content":"The passage discusses different suffixes used in forming nouns, specifically those indicating a process or state (-osis), a diseased condition, and the formation or development of something. Examples given include metamorphosis, tuberculosis, and fibrosis.","qid":390360,"docid":"1326095","rank":17,"score":84019.0},{"content":"The suffix \"-ia\" in analgesia means absence of, specifically pain. The suffixes \"-ac,\" \"-al,\" \"-ar,\" \"-ary,\" \"-ic,\" \"-ical,\" \"-ile,\" and \"-ous\" all mean pertaining to. The suffix \"-form\" means like or resembling. The suffix \"-oid\" in anesthesia also means resembling. Analgesia is the absence of pain, while anesthesia is the loss of sensation.","qid":390360,"docid":"604111","rank":18,"score":78995.0},{"content":"The suffix \"-osis\" signifies a process, condition, or state, often abnormal or diseased, and can refer to production or increase, physiologic or pathologic, or an invasion or infestation. It is similar to the Greek suffix \"-iasis.\" Examples include trichinosis and trichiniasis.","qid":390360,"docid":"3786717","rank":19,"score":78785.0},{"content":"A suffix is a group of letters added to the end of a word or root to form a new word or serve as an inflectional ending. The term is called suffixal when referring to such additions.","qid":390360,"docid":"5005536","rank":20,"score":78449.0},{"content":"A suffix is an affix added after a word's stem, altering meaning. Common examples include case endings for nouns\/adjectives and verb endings for conjugation.","qid":390360,"docid":"3983486","rank":21,"score":78014.0},{"content":"The passage explains the meanings of three medical prefixes: iatro- (relating to a physician or medicine, derived from the Greek word iatros meaning physician), kerato- (referring to the cornea or horny tissue, originated from the Greek word keratos meaning horn), and leuko- (meaning white, derived from the Greek word leukos meaning white). The prefixes iato- and leuco- are identical, but have different spell","qid":390360,"docid":"346463","rank":22,"score":77867.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word or root to form a new word or function as an inflectional ending. In English, there are two main types of suffixes: prefixal adjectives describe words formed with suffixes.","qid":390360,"docid":"5005533","rank":23,"score":77766.0},{"content":"A suffix is an addition at the end of a word that alters its meaning or usage. In computer file names, suffixes are conventions using one or more characters following a period to distinguish or categorize files.","qid":390360,"docid":"3983484","rank":24,"score":77634.0},{"content":"A suffix is a linguistic affix placed after a word's stem, altering its form in various ways. Common examples include case endings for nouns and adjectives, and verb endings for conjugation. In the study of Semitic languages, suffixes are referred to as afformatives.","qid":390360,"docid":"3983485","rank":25,"score":77275.0},{"content":"A suffix is a type of affix placed after the stem of a word in linguistics. Examples include case endings for nouns and adjectives, and verb endings for conjugation. In the study of Semitic languages, suffixes are referred to as afformatives due to their ability to change the form of words.","qid":390360,"docid":"3617814","rank":26,"score":77219.0},{"content":"A suffix is a group of letters added to the end of a word to form a new word or act as an inflectional ending in English grammar.","qid":390360,"docid":"1686817","rank":27,"score":76762.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word to form a new word, often changing its word class. Examples include '-ly' and '-ness'. Suffixes differ from prefixes and affixes, which are added to the beginning of a word.","qid":390360,"docid":"3504561","rank":28,"score":76479.0},{"content":"The passage provides information about a list of suffixes that end in \"iasis.\" It is listed as number 1316 and includes keywords and tags such as suffix, suffixes, root words, word roots, and words ending in \"iasis.\" Users can modify the list by making a copy and adding or removing words. Once words have been added to an account, they can also be removed.","qid":390360,"docid":"1378332","rank":29,"score":76454.0},{"content":"A suffix is an added unit at the end of a word that changes its meaning. Biologists use various suffixes to construct scientific names and terminology.","qid":390360,"docid":"913763","rank":30,"score":76426.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word or root, forming a new word or serving as an inflectional ending. In English, there are two main types: derivational suffixes, which indicate the type of resulting word (like adding-ly to an adjective to form an adverb).","qid":390360,"docid":"7745590","rank":31,"score":76360.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word to form a new word or function as an inflectional ending, and the term for an adjective describing such a modification is suffixal.","qid":390360,"docid":"1609998","rank":32,"score":76323.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the origin and etymology of the word \"iasis,\" which means condition, formation, or presence. The word comes from Ancient Greek \"i\u00c4\u0081tr\u00f3s,\" meaning healer or physician. The prefix \"iatro-\" in modern scientific terms signifies something related to medicine or physicians. Examples include \"mydriasis,\" derived from the Greek word for pupil dilation, and \"iatry,\" meaning the practice of medicine.","qid":390360,"docid":"8085703","rank":33,"score":76241.0},{"content":"A suffix is a linguistic affix placed after a word's stem, altering its form as a case ending, verb ending, or afformative in Semitic languages. Examples include grammatical case indicators for nouns and adjectives, verb conjugation markers, and form-altering affixes in Semitic languages.","qid":390360,"docid":"2636652","rank":34,"score":76052.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word or root, functioning as a new word formation or inflectional ending. In English, there are two main types: derivational suffixes (e.g., -ly, which change the word type) and inflectional suffixes (e.g., -s, which affect the word's grammatical behavior).","qid":390360,"docid":"3646944","rank":35,"score":76030.0},{"content":"The suffix -osis forms nouns with meanings related to processes or states, diseased conditions, or formation or development. Examples include metamorphosis, tuberculosis, and fibrosis. This suffix originates from Greek, where it is used to form nouns from verbs with infinitives ending in -ein or -oun.","qid":390360,"docid":"7664006","rank":36,"score":75717.0},{"content":"A suffix is a linguistic affix placed after a word's stem, altering its meaning or function. Common suffixes include case endings for nouns and adjectives, and verb endings for conjugation.","qid":390360,"docid":"8109964","rank":37,"score":75666.0},{"content":"A suffix is a component added to the end of a word, altering its meaning.","qid":390360,"docid":"4855244","rank":38,"score":75429.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word or root to form a new word or function as an inflectional ending. There are two types: derivational suffixes, which indicate the type of new word formed, and inflectional suffixes, which affect the word's grammatical behavior.","qid":390360,"docid":"1073859","rank":39,"score":75419.0},{"content":"The suffix -ia indicates a disease or abnormal condition in a word, such as anoxia which refers to a lack of oxygen.","qid":390360,"docid":"8630612","rank":40,"score":75275.0},{"content":"The suffix -pathy refers to sympathy or feeling for. The prefix \"phlebo-\" means vein, derived from the Greek word \"phleps.\" Words like phlebitis, phlebotomist, and phlebotomy contain this prefix. The suffix \"iatro-\" means physician or healer. The prefix \"kerato-\" can refer to the cornea or horny tissue. Examples include keratitis, keratocornea, ker","qid":390360,"docid":"1264606","rank":41,"score":75208.0},{"content":"The suffix -osis signifies a process, condition, or state, often abnormal or diseased. It can denote production or increase, whether physiologic or pathologic, and an invasion or infestation. In the latter sense, it is comparable to and sometimes interchangeable with the Greek suffix -iasis, as in trichinosis and trichiniasis.","qid":390360,"docid":"3786708","rank":42,"score":75172.0},{"content":"A suffix is a type of affix placed after the stem of a word, altering its form in linguistics. Examples include case endings and verb endings. In Semitic languages, they are called afformatives. In Indo-European studies, a distinction is made between suffixes and word-final segments that are semi-bound morphemes, known as suffixoids or semi-suffixes.","qid":390360,"docid":"749106","rank":43,"score":75112.0},{"content":"A suffix is an added component at the end of a word that alters its meaning or usage.","qid":390360,"docid":"3623762","rank":44,"score":75096.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter, syllable, or group of syllables added to the end of a word to alter its meaning, provide grammatical function, or create a new word (examples: -ish in smallish, -ed in walked, -ness in darkness).","qid":390360,"docid":"5779415","rank":45,"score":75084.0},{"content":"The medical suffixes for disease include \"-ity\" (inflammation), \"-oma\" (tumor), \"-osis\" (bad medical condition), and \"-pathy\" (disease or condition). The suffix \"-pathy\" specifically denotes disease or condition. Other suffixes like \"-ism\" (as in Dwarfism) also indicate medical conditions.","qid":390360,"docid":"1613657","rank":46,"score":75079.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word or root, forming a new word or serving as an inflectional ending. There are two types: derivational suffixes, which indicate word type, and inflectional suffixes, which affect grammatical behavior.","qid":390360,"docid":"6188335","rank":47,"score":75059.0},{"content":"The term \"iatro-\" is a Greek combining form meaning \"healer, medicine, healing,\" used in the creation of compound words, such as \"iatrogenic.\" It is derived from the Greek words \"i\u0101tr\u00f3s,\" meaning \"healer,\" and \"i\u00e1sthai,\" meaning \"to heal,\" with the addition of the noun suffix \"-tros.\"","qid":390360,"docid":"4973819","rank":48,"score":75005.0},{"content":"A suffix is a group of letters added to the end of a word to form a new word or change its part of speech. For example, \"read\" becomes \"reader\" with the suffix \"-er\" and \"readable\" with the suffix \"-able.\" Understanding common suffixes can help determine new word meanings, but keep in mind that the spelling of the root word may change when a suffix is added.","qid":390360,"docid":"344776","rank":49,"score":75004.0},{"content":"A suffix is a linguistic affix placed after a word's stem, altering its form in various ways. Common examples include case endings for nouns and adjectives, and verb endings for conjugation. In the study of Semitic languages, suffixes are referred to as afformatives.","qid":390360,"docid":"844995","rank":50,"score":74975.0},{"content":"A suffix is a unit of a letter, syllable, or group of syllables appended to the end of a word to alter its meaning, as shown by the transformation of \"motor\" into \"motorcycle\" through the addition of the suffix \"cycle.\"","qid":390360,"docid":"1335501","rank":51,"score":74895.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word or root, altering its meaning or function as an inflectional ending or forming a new word as a derivational suffix. In English, there are two main types: derivational suffixes, which indicate the type of resulting word (e.g., -ly forming an adverb), and inflectional suffixes, which convey grammatical information (e.g., -s forming a plural).","qid":390360,"docid":"1144945","rank":52,"score":74878.0},{"content":"A suffix is a linguistic affix added after the base or stem of a word, such as case endings for nouns and adjectives, and verb endings for conjugation.","qid":390360,"docid":"844992","rank":53,"score":74872.0},{"content":"A suffix is a linguistic affix placed after a word's stem, altering its form in various ways. Common examples include case endings for nouns and adjectives, and verb endings for conjugation. In the study of Semitic languages, suffixes are referred to as afformatives.","qid":390360,"docid":"4843994","rank":54,"score":74787.0},{"content":"A suffix in computer file names is a character or group of characters added after the main name to distinguish or group files based on their type. In language, a suffix is an addition to a word that alters its meaning.","qid":390360,"docid":"749110","rank":55,"score":74739.0},{"content":"A suffix is a group of letters added to the end of a root or base word to alter its meaning or tense, resulting in the formation of new words.","qid":390360,"docid":"8109961","rank":56,"score":74663.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or a group of letters added to the end of a word to alter its meaning or create a new word.","qid":390360,"docid":"2068220","rank":57,"score":74610.0},{"content":"The suffix -osis signifies a process, condition, or state, often abnormal or diseased, with possible meanings including production or increase, physiologic or pathologic, invasion, infestation, and is similar to the Greek suffix -iasis, as in trichinosis and trichiniasis.","qid":390360,"docid":"3786710","rank":58,"score":74597.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word or root, serving to form a new word or functioning as an inflectional ending. There are two main types: derivational suffixes, which indicate the type of new word formed (e.g., -ly to form an adverb), and inflectional suffixes, which convey grammatical information (e.g., -s to form a plural).","qid":390360,"docid":"2328883","rank":59,"score":74572.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word or root, serving to form a new word or functioning as an inflectional ending. There are two main types: derivational suffixes, which indicate the type of new word formed (e.g., -ly to form an adverb), and inflectional suffixes, which convey grammatical information (e.g., -s to form a plural).","qid":390360,"docid":"6200817","rank":60,"score":74572.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word in American English language to form a new word, such as \"-ly\" in \"quickly,\" which means \"in the specified manner.\"","qid":390360,"docid":"2287706","rank":61,"score":74539.0},{"content":"A suffix is an affix added to the end of a word to alter its meaning, create a new word, or serve as an inflectional ending. Examples include the suffixes \"-ing\" in \"touching,\" \"-er\" in \"filler,\" and \"-ed\" in \"touched.\"","qid":390360,"docid":"2184336","rank":62,"score":74367.0},{"content":"A suffix is a ending part of a word that alters or adds meaning, indicating word type such as noun, adjective, adverb, or verb. A prefix is a beginning part of a word with similar meaning-modifying function.","qid":390360,"docid":"4962303","rank":63,"score":74339.0},{"content":"A suffix is a group of letters added to the end of a word to form a new word and change its grammatical function. The type of suffix used depends on the base word's part of speech: noun, verb, adjective, or adverb.","qid":390360,"docid":"6909502","rank":64,"score":74338.0},{"content":"The passage describes the meaning of suffixes that signify a state or quality of being, indicating something that shows, exhibits, or embodies a particular quality or state.","qid":390360,"docid":"1032410","rank":65,"score":74330.0},{"content":"A suffix is a ending part of a word that alters or adds to its meaning. It indicates word type such as noun, adjective, adverb, or verb. In contrast, prefixes are added to the beginning of a word.","qid":390360,"docid":"4962302","rank":66,"score":74301.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word to alter its meaning. For instance, the suffix -ter changes an adjective to a comparative adjective (hotter from hot), while the suffix -ly transforms an adjective into an adverb (quickly from quick).","qid":390360,"docid":"1857042","rank":67,"score":74269.0},{"content":"A suffix is an affix added to the end of a word to alter its meaning, create a new word, or serve as an inflectional ending. Examples include \"-ing\" in \"touching,\" \"-er\" in \"filler,\" and \"-ed\" in \"touched.\" (Tristen Bartlett)","qid":390360,"docid":"7815638","rank":68,"score":74256.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word to alter its meaning. For instance, the suffix -ter in the adjective \"hot\" changes it to the comparative form \"hotter,\" while the suffix -ly in the adjective \"quick\" transforms it into the adverb \"quickly.\"","qid":390360,"docid":"1326100","rank":69,"score":74115.0},{"content":"A suffix is an element at the end of a medical term that often describes a condition or action related to a body part, and can refer to a procedure, condition, disorder, or disease.","qid":390360,"docid":"4291786","rank":70,"score":74086.0},{"content":"The passage defines several medical terms. -ia refers to a condition, -ic pertains to it, and -iasis is an abnormal condition. iatr\/o means physician or treatment, -ic is pertaining to, ichthy\/o is dry or scaly, -ician is a specialist, -icle is small, ide\/o refers to ideas or mental images, idi\/o signifies unknown, individual, or distinct, ile\/o relates to the ile","qid":390360,"docid":"7807146","rank":71,"score":74054.0},{"content":"Suffixes are letters or groups of letters added to the end of words to alter their meanings. For instance, the suffix -ter in \"hot\" changes it to \"hotter,\" and -ly in \"quick\" changes it to \"quickly.\" Other examples include \"willing,\" \"management,\" \"serviceable,\" \"harmonize,\" and \"joyful.\"","qid":390360,"docid":"604226","rank":72,"score":74026.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word, carrying its own meaning.","qid":390360,"docid":"320966","rank":73,"score":73997.0},{"content":"The passage describes the meaning of suffixes that signify a state or quality related to an office, occupation, interest, or character.","qid":390360,"docid":"1032409","rank":74,"score":73983.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word to alter its meaning. Examples include -ter (hotter), -ly (quickly), -ing (willing), -ment (management), -able (serviceable), -ize (harmonize), and -ful (joyful).","qid":390360,"docid":"3706606","rank":75,"score":73704.0},{"content":"A suffix is a group of letters added to the end of a word to form a new one, often resulting in a change to the word's spelling. For instance, the -e ending in complicate and create disappears when the suffix -ion is added.","qid":390360,"docid":"3504563","rank":76,"score":73683.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word or root, functioning as a new word formation or inflectional ending in English grammar. There are two main types: derivational suffixes, which indicate the word's type (e.g., -ly turning an adjective into an adverb), and inflectional suffixes, which convey information about the word's grammatical behavior (e.g., -s indicating plural form for","qid":390360,"docid":"1686819","rank":77,"score":73682.0},{"content":"A suffix is a linguistic affix added after the root or stem of a word, altering its form and function. Common examples include case endings for nouns and adjectives, and verb endings. In the study of Semitic languages, suffixes are referred to as afformatives.","qid":390360,"docid":"2044656","rank":78,"score":73586.0},{"content":"A suffix is an affix added to the end of a word to alter its meaning or function as an inflectional ending. Examples include \"-ing\" in \"touching,\" and \"-er\" in \"filler.\"","qid":390360,"docid":"7815636","rank":79,"score":73559.0},{"content":"A suffix is a part of a word added at the end to alter its form without changing its essential meaning, such as changing singular to plural or present tense to past tense. (Examples: dog \u21d2 dogs, walk \u21d2 walked.)","qid":390360,"docid":"3983483","rank":80,"score":73477.0},{"content":"IAmA and AMA are Reddit terminologies used together in thread names. IAmA signifies \"I am a\" and AMA means \"ask me anything.\"","qid":390360,"docid":"5910178","rank":81,"score":73473.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or sound added to the end of a word to alter its meaning for nouns, or to append something to an existing word for verbs. For instance, \"able\" changes \"sing\" into \"singable.\"","qid":390360,"docid":"1113704","rank":82,"score":73466.0},{"content":"A suffix is a linguistic affix added after the base or stem of a word, serving functions such as indicating grammatical case for nouns and adjectives, and forming verb conjugations.","qid":390360,"docid":"844990","rank":83,"score":73457.0},{"content":"The passage mentions the biblical characters An'IAS and S'phira, who were struck by lightning for lying. The author explains that IAS is a term with different meanings, as defined in the British Dictionary.","qid":390360,"docid":"2094426","rank":84,"score":73412.0},{"content":"Suffixes can indicate action or process, result or object, state or quality, and agent of a specified action.","qid":390360,"docid":"1032415","rank":85,"score":73411.0},{"content":"The passage provides definitions for the suffix \"-iatry,\" which forms names of specialized medical fields.","qid":390360,"docid":"8520605","rank":86,"score":73369.0},{"content":"A suffix is an affix that is added to the end of a word, base, or phrase.","qid":390360,"docid":"320967","rank":87,"score":73353.0},{"content":"A suffix is a word component added to the end of a word to alter its meaning, create a new word, or serve as an inflectional ending. Illustrated by examples: touching (suffix -ing), filler (suffix -er), touched (suffix -ed).","qid":390360,"docid":"5122591","rank":88,"score":73278.0},{"content":"A suffix is a word part added to the end of a word to alter its meaning, create a new word, or serve as an inflectional ending. Examples include \"-ing\" in \"touching,\" \"-er\" in \"filler,\" and \"-ed\" in \"touched.\"","qid":390360,"docid":"7594166","rank":89,"score":73244.0},{"content":"A suffix is a linguistic affix added after the base or stem of a word, serving functions such as indicating grammatical case for nouns and adjectives, and forming verb conjugations.","qid":390360,"docid":"500653","rank":90,"score":73237.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word or root, forming a new word or serving as an inflectional ending. English suffixes can be derivational, indicating the type of word, or inflectional, conveying grammatical information.","qid":390360,"docid":"749107","rank":91,"score":73222.0},{"content":"A suffix is a word component added to the end of a word to alter its meaning, create a new word, or serve as an inflectional ending. Examples include \"-ing\" in \"touching,\" \"-er\" in \"filler,\" and \"-ed\" in \"touched.\"","qid":390360,"docid":"2265710","rank":92,"score":73221.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning or form a new word.","qid":390360,"docid":"320964","rank":93,"score":73177.0},{"content":"Dysgraphia is a condition of impaired handwriting, derived from the Greek words \"graph\" (hand function in writing and formed letters) and \"dys\" (impairment). Individuals with dysgraphia have difficulty producing letter forms by hand, which can hinder learning to spell words and write text quickly.","qid":390360,"docid":"7666614","rank":94,"score":73117.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the generation of words ending with the suffix \"iasis\" using a Scrabble dictionary. It also mentions the availability of lists for words starting with or containing \"iasis.\"","qid":390360,"docid":"1378336","rank":95,"score":72987.0},{"content":"A suffix is a word part added to the end of a word to alter its meaning. Understanding the meaning of an unfamiliar word can be facilitated by recognizing its root and any attached prefixes or suffixes, including Latin ones.","qid":390360,"docid":"6062252","rank":96,"score":72937.0},{"content":"A suffix is an addition at the end of a word that alters its meaning or usage.","qid":390360,"docid":"749113","rank":97,"score":72920.0},{"content":"Suffixes are grammatical elements added to the end of words to alter their sentence structure. Prefixes serve a similar function but are added to the beginning of words.","qid":390360,"docid":"6909501","rank":98,"score":72756.0},{"content":"A suffix is a designation added to the end of a name, such as \".com\" in commercial domain names on the Internet. (1 link: Internet domain name, TLD)","qid":390360,"docid":"1335502","rank":99,"score":72738.0},{"content":"A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word to modify its meaning or function. It can also refer to a subscript mark or number. The verb form means to add such an element to a word.","qid":390360,"docid":"1857039","rank":100,"score":72733.0}]}
{"query":"define: geon","hits":[{"content":"Geon is a type of polyvinyl resin widely used in plastic production for making medical devices, tubing, and packaging.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8201619","rank":1,"score":116750.0},{"content":"The term \"geon\" has various meanings across different disciplines. In geology, it refers to a time interval. In physics, it is a hypothetical gravitational wave packet. In psychology, it signifies a geometrical primitive used to represent everyday objects. Additionally, in medieval times, \"geon\" was used as a short form for \"geonim,\" signifying rabbis.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8201612","rank":2,"score":112902.0},{"content":"A geon is a hypothetical object in physics, referred to as a noun, which is held together by the gravitational attraction of its own field energy, potentially in the form of electromagnetic or gravitational waves.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8201614","rank":3,"score":112497.0},{"content":"The term \"Geon\" has various meanings across different disciplines. In geology, it refers to a time interval. In physics, it is a hypothetical gravitational wave packet. In psychology, it is a geometrical primitive used for representing everyday objects. Additionally, in historical contexts, \"Geon\" is a term for medieval rabbis, known as geonim. Furthermore, it is the name of a character in the King of the Monsters series","qid":1105792,"docid":"8201616","rank":4,"score":112079.0},{"content":"The term \"Geon\" has various meanings across different disciplines. In geology, it refers to a time interval. In physics, it is a hypothetical gravitational wave packet. In psychology, it is a geometrical primitive used to represent everyday objects. In medieval studies, \"Geon\" is a term for rabbis. Additionally, in the King of the Monsters series of video games, \"Geon\" is a character.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8201611","rank":5,"score":111536.0},{"content":"The passage mentions three distinct concepts named \"Geon.\" In physics, it refers to a hypothetical gravitational wave packet. In psychology, it is a geometrical primitive used for representing everyday objects. In a different context, \"Geon\" is a character from the King of the Monsters series of video games.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8201613","rank":6,"score":111120.0},{"content":"Geon is a multiplayer action arcade game created by Strawdog Studios, first released on XBLA for Xbox 360 in September 2007.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8201617","rank":7,"score":101323.0},{"content":"The passage discusses various sources of information related to the noun \"Geon.\" These include printed dictionaries, books, online dictionaries and encyclopedias, and photos. The context suggests that \"Geon\" is likely a term with definitions in these sources, possibly related to games, character, or miscellanea.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8201618","rank":8,"score":100193.0},{"content":"A continent is a large landmass, larger than an island, with a distinct structural feature of being a large basin surrounded by mountain ranges, such as North America. The term originates from the Latin word \"continens,\" meaning \"a holding together.\"","qid":1105792,"docid":"6667382","rank":9,"score":94880.0},{"content":"Independent software developer Strawdog Studios created multiplayer-oriented action arcade game Geon, also known as Geon: Emotions, for Xbox 360's Xbox Live Arcade in 2007. It was announced at Microsoft's E3 2007 press conference and released on Xbox Live Arcade on September 19, 2007.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8201610","rank":10,"score":93823.0},{"content":"A geon is a cylindrical shape in a geometric system. Multiple geons can be connected using familiar relations, similar to Tinkertoy sets, to form recognizable combinations.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8201615","rank":11,"score":92910.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the combining form \"geo-,\" which means \"the earth,\" and is used in the formation of compound words such as geochemistry.","qid":1105792,"docid":"7144173","rank":12,"score":92380.0},{"content":"The Chinese character \"geon\" has multiple meanings including \"to construct,\" \"strong,\" and \"respect,\" and is often used in combination with other characters.","qid":1105792,"docid":"6977017","rank":13,"score":92001.0},{"content":"Geo refers to Earth-related concepts. An illustration is a geophone, a device that identifies seismic activity beneath the Earth's surface.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8711180","rank":14,"score":89577.0},{"content":"A geode is a small, hollow rock with rounded shape and interior lined with inward-facing crystals. It forms when mineral-rich water in a rock cavity experiences a sudden pressure or temperature change, resulting in crystal growth on the cavity walls.","qid":1105792,"docid":"1088729","rank":15,"score":89051.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the meaning of the combining form \"geo\" which is derived from the Greek word for earth. An example of its usage is in the term \"geochemistry.\"","qid":1105792,"docid":"8711174","rank":16,"score":88830.0},{"content":"The passage defines the combining form \"geo-\" which means \"the earth,\" and provides an example of its usage in the formation of the compound word \"geochemistry.\"","qid":1105792,"docid":"7144175","rank":17,"score":88202.0},{"content":"Geo is a prefix meaning related to the Earth. An example is geophone, a device used to detect seismic activity beneath the surface.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8711177","rank":18,"score":88134.0},{"content":"The term \"geo\" refers to things related to the Earth. An illustrative device in this context is a geophone, which detects seismic activity beneath the Earth's surface. Other related terms include \"geocentric,\" which refers to a model of the universe with the Earth at its center, and \"geophyte,\" which is a plant that grows in the Earth.","qid":1105792,"docid":"2668972","rank":19,"score":87937.0},{"content":"A plane is a flat, level surface or a two-dimensional area with determinate extension and spatial position, which can be generated by a straight line moving at a constant velocity. Examples include horizontal planes.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8419568","rank":20,"score":87650.0},{"content":"The term \"geo\" refers to things related to the Earth. Examples include geophones, which detect seismic activity beneath the Earth's surface, and geographical concepts such as geopolitics. Additionally, there are terms like geocentric and geophyte that are related to the Earth.","qid":1105792,"docid":"2668971","rank":21,"score":87235.0},{"content":"The passage describes two concepts: a geometric solid with parallel, congruent polygon bases and parallelogram sides, and a crystalline form with faces parallel to the vertical axis and intersecting the horizontal axes.","qid":1105792,"docid":"3813126","rank":22,"score":85623.0},{"content":"The prefix \"geo-\" or \"ge-\" signifies earth in terms such as geochemistry, which is the study of the Earth's chemistry.","qid":1105792,"docid":"7144174","rank":23,"score":85310.0},{"content":"A segment is a part or division of an object or figure, which can be a circular or spherical shape, a line, or have the form of a sector of a circle. It can also refer to an object with this shape or form.","qid":1105792,"docid":"4489931","rank":24,"score":85287.0},{"content":"Geodesy is the scientific discipline focusing on measuring and representing the Earth. Its history dates back to ancient times and experienced significant growth during the Age of Enlightenment.","qid":1105792,"docid":"1252983","rank":25,"score":84460.0},{"content":"The term \"geomorphic\" is an adjective used in geological science to describe things related to or resembling the earth's surface shape or configuration.","qid":1105792,"docid":"6972259","rank":26,"score":84165.0},{"content":"A geode is a hollow rock or nodule containing a cavity lined with crystals. Mineralogy is the branch of geology focusing on the study of minerals, their structures, properties, and identification methods.","qid":1105792,"docid":"1088726","rank":27,"score":83059.0},{"content":"The passage defines geophysics as the branch of geological science that studies the Earth's physical properties and processes, including seismology, geomagnetism, meteorology, and oceanography.","qid":1105792,"docid":"4406273","rank":28,"score":82833.0},{"content":"A geological term for a disruption in the continuous layer of rock strata, where younger rocks are separated from older ones, typically caused by erosion of the older bed before the deposition of the younger one. The surface where these strata meet is referred to as the contact surface.","qid":1105792,"docid":"5752656","rank":29,"score":82496.0},{"content":"Geomancy is a form of divination interpreting markings on the ground or patterns of tossed soil, rocks, or sand. It involves creating 16 figures through a randomized process with recursion, and astrological interpretations may be added.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8307416","rank":30,"score":82386.0},{"content":"The term \"geodesic\" refers to things related to or involving the geometry of curved surfaces. It can also refer to the shortest line between two points on such a surface. In the context of mathematics, \"geodesic\" pertains to the study of curved surfaces and the lines that take the place of straight lines in plane geometry.","qid":1105792,"docid":"4350929","rank":31,"score":82203.0},{"content":"Geomancy is a form of divination derived from the roots \"geo-\" (Earth) and \"mancy\" (prophecy). Practitioners interpret markings on the ground or patterns formed by tossed soil, rocks, or sand. In role-playing games, Geomancers have the ability to navigate through dungeons safely and use the terrain for special attacks.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8629786","rank":32,"score":82180.0},{"content":"The passage is about the definition of the plural form \"geometries,\" which refers to the branch of mathematics that deals with the properties, measurement, and relationships of points, lines, angles, and figures in space. This field uses assumed properties of space to deduce their properties and relationships.","qid":1105792,"docid":"2971806","rank":33,"score":81926.0},{"content":"Geometries is the branch of mathematics that involves the study of points, lines, angles, and figures in space, deriving their properties, measurements, and relationships through assumed spatial properties.","qid":1105792,"docid":"7298652","rank":34,"score":81759.0},{"content":"SRI International proposed a new top-level domain, .geo, for linking Internet resources to geographical locations through a hierarchical system using georegistries and georegistrars with grid-based addresses.","qid":1105792,"docid":"2668970","rank":35,"score":81756.0},{"content":"Geodesy is the branch of mathematics that measures the shape, area, and curvature of large areas of land, determines the precise positions of geographical points, and studies the Earth's shape and dimensions. It includes the field of geodetics.","qid":1105792,"docid":"7567237","rank":36,"score":81733.0},{"content":"The term \"geometries\" refers to the branch of mathematics that involves studying the properties, measurements, and relationships of points, lines, angles, and figures in space through deductive reasoning based on assumed spatial properties. Euclidean geometry is a specific type of geometry.","qid":1105792,"docid":"7529396","rank":37,"score":81447.0},{"content":"The Global Environment Outlook (GEO) is a collaborative process designed to enhance capabilities for conducting comprehensive environmental evaluations and reporting on the current, trends, and future projections of the global environment.","qid":1105792,"docid":"5857337","rank":38,"score":81331.0},{"content":"Geomancy is a divination method interpreting markings on the ground or patterns formed by tossing soil, rocks, or sand. It originated in West Africa and uses sixteen figures, with different meanings and names than Arabic and Western geomancy. The process is shortened to using only two figures.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8629778","rank":39,"score":81207.0},{"content":"Geodesy is the branch of mathematics that focuses on measuring the shape, area, and curvature of large land areas, determining the precise positions of geographical points, and understanding the Earth's shape and dimensions.","qid":1105792,"docid":"7567236","rank":40,"score":81120.0},{"content":"Gravitropism is the term for a sessile organism's growth or movement in response to gravity, specifically the downward growth of plant roots. Another name for this phenomenon is geotropism.","qid":1105792,"docid":"1807763","rank":41,"score":80954.0},{"content":"The term \"geo-\" is a Greek combining form meaning \"the earth,\" used in creating compound words such as geochemistry.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8740606","rank":42,"score":80537.0},{"content":"Geomorphology is the science that studies the earth's or other celestial bodies' relief features and interprets their origins. The term also refers to the earth's physical features that are the subject of this science.","qid":1105792,"docid":"6972261","rank":43,"score":80133.0},{"content":"The passage describes the term \"geophysical\" and provides its definition as being related to geophysics in the field of geological science. Synonyms and antonyms are also mentioned but not included in the summary.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8119886","rank":44,"score":80024.0},{"content":"The term \"geo-\" is a combining form meaning \"the earth.\" It is used in the formation of compound words such as geochemistry. The origin of \"geo-\" derives from the Greek word \"ge\" meaning earth.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8711181","rank":45,"score":79921.0},{"content":"A geode is a well-defined bone lesion, often found in periarticular surfaces, which can be caused by the forced entry of synovial fluid into the subchondral bone or following a bone contusion resulting in a cyst formation.","qid":1105792,"docid":"6264284","rank":46,"score":79850.0},{"content":"The term \"geodesic\" in mathematics refers to the shortest line connecting two points on a specific surface, such as a great circle arc on a sphere or a straight line on a plane. Its usage as a noun is relatively uncommon.","qid":1105792,"docid":"991608","rank":47,"score":79723.0},{"content":"Geophysics is a branch of natural science focusing on the physical properties and processes of the Earth and its surrounding environment, utilizing quantitative methods for analysis.","qid":1105792,"docid":"4406278","rank":48,"score":79636.0},{"content":"The term \"geodesic\" is a mathematical concept referring to the shortest line or path between two points on a specific surface, such as a great circle arc on a sphere or a straight line on a plane. Its usage as a noun is relatively uncommon.","qid":1105792,"docid":"991607","rank":49,"score":79505.0},{"content":"Geo is a subterranean restaurant with a menu prepared using natural hot water springs for heat. Named after the geothermal energy, it provides a unique dining experience in a clean, geometric decor.","qid":1105792,"docid":"5280400","rank":50,"score":79403.0},{"content":"Geodes are hollow or solid spherical masses of resistant mineral matter, while nodules are solid mineral formations. The distinction between the two can be subtle, as some nodules may contain small void spaces.","qid":1105792,"docid":"319934","rank":51,"score":79015.0},{"content":"Geophysics is a branch of natural science focusing on the physical properties and processes of the Earth and its surrounding environment, utilizing quantitative methods for analysis.","qid":1105792,"docid":"2639975","rank":52,"score":78867.0},{"content":"Geo was a GM subdivision producing small cars for the market from 1989 to 1997, created to compete with imports. The line ceased to exist after the 1997 model year, with remaining models marketed under Chevrolet.","qid":1105792,"docid":"2493110","rank":53,"score":78848.0},{"content":"The word \"middle\" in Middle English originated from Old English \"geon,\" which is related to Old High German \"ien\u00e4r\" and Greek \"en-\" meaning \"day after tomorrow.\" The first known use of this word dates back to before the 12th century.","qid":1105792,"docid":"4545233","rank":54,"score":78561.0},{"content":"Geomorphology is the scientific discipline that examines the formation and development of Earth's surface features through physical, chemical, and biological processes.","qid":1105792,"docid":"5205117","rank":55,"score":78559.0},{"content":"Geodes are hollow, spheroid to oblate structures formed in sedimentary and volcanic rocks through chemical precipitation. They are of sedimentary origin and come in two formation processes.","qid":1105792,"docid":"1955926","rank":56,"score":78497.0},{"content":"Geodesy is the branch of applied mathematics dealing with the measurement of large tracts of land, determination of geographical points' exact positions, and studying the Earth's curvature, shape, and dimensions. A geodesist is a professional in this field, and related terms are geodetic and geodetical.","qid":1105792,"docid":"1778438","rank":57,"score":78495.0},{"content":"Geosynthetic is a product made from polymeric material used in engineering structures and systems for soil, rock, and earth applications.","qid":1105792,"docid":"569458","rank":58,"score":78495.0},{"content":"A shape refers to an object's form or external boundaries, contrasting with properties like color, texture, and material composition. Psychologists propose that humans perceive images as basic geometric forms called geons, such as cones and spheres.","qid":1105792,"docid":"7102720","rank":59,"score":78471.0},{"content":"The passage defines the term \"geosphere\" as the solid earth, distinguished from the atmosphere and hydrosphere, and as one of the spherical layers within the earth delimited by discontinuities.","qid":1105792,"docid":"4043059","rank":60,"score":78323.0},{"content":"A geoglyph is an artistic creation formed by arranging or repositioning stones or earth in a landscape.","qid":1105792,"docid":"7138229","rank":61,"score":78275.0},{"content":"The GEOnet Names Server (GNS) functions as the official repository for standardized spellings of foreign geographic names, endorsed by the United States Board on Geographic Names (US BGN).","qid":1105792,"docid":"3284366","rank":62,"score":78178.0},{"content":"Geophysics is the scientific discipline focusing on the Earth's physical properties and phenomena, such as weather, winds, tides, earthquakes, and volcanoes.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8119885","rank":63,"score":78123.0},{"content":"Geochemistry is the scientific discipline that studies the chemical composition and changes in the solid matter of the Earth or celestial bodies, including related chemical and geological properties of substances.","qid":1105792,"docid":"89518","rank":64,"score":78114.0},{"content":"The passage refers to geotaxis, which is the oriented movement of motile organisms in response to gravitational forces. The origin of this biological phenomenon is dated back to the 1960s and 1965.","qid":1105792,"docid":"6876090","rank":65,"score":78098.0},{"content":"The term \"geodesic\" has two meanings as an adjective in mathematics: it refers to the shortest line between two points on a mathematically defined surface, such as a straight line on a plane or an arc of a great circle on a sphere. The usage of \"geodesic\" as a noun is very rare.","qid":1105792,"docid":"4350927","rank":66,"score":77998.0},{"content":"The GEO event in the Middle East is the sole specialized petroleum geoscience conference. Real-time data transmission from the event's buildings is sent to CAIAG in Bishkek and the GFZ German Research Centre in Potsdam via the internet.","qid":1105792,"docid":"189096","rank":67,"score":77910.0},{"content":"A genetically modified organism (GMO or GEO) is an organism with altered genetic material obtained through recombinant DNA technology, also known as genetic engineering techniques.","qid":1105792,"docid":"6516855","rank":68,"score":77847.0},{"content":"Geophysics is a branch of natural science focusing on the physical properties and processes of the Earth and its environment, utilizing quantitative methods for analysis. Interdisciplinary in nature, geophysics contributes to various areas of Earth sciences. This passage explains phenomena in physics relevant to geophysics, including its study of Earth's physical properties and processes.","qid":1105792,"docid":"7022413","rank":69,"score":77787.0},{"content":"The passage explains that genetically modified organisms (GMOs) or genetically engineered organisms (GEOs) have altered genetic material resulting from combining DNA from different sources using recombinant DNA technology. Transgenic animals, created through this process, are used as experimental models for research, including testing unknown genes and creating animals susceptible to specific compounds or stresses.","qid":1105792,"docid":"7453008","rank":70,"score":77734.0},{"content":"The passage introduces two sciences: geobiology and limnology. Geobiology is a discipline that merges geology and biology to explore organisms' interactions with their environment. Limnology, on the other hand, focuses on the physical and biological aspects of freshwater, primarily lakes and ponds.","qid":1105792,"docid":"1916389","rank":71,"score":77711.0},{"content":"The term astheriafer, denoted as (as-thenu-sf\u00f6r), refers to the geological region beneath the lithosphere, estimated to be between 50 and several hundred miles (85-600 kilometers) thick. This layer is less rigid than the layers above and below but still retains enough rigidity to transmit seismic waves transversely.","qid":1105792,"docid":"5466299","rank":72,"score":77680.0},{"content":"Geomancy is the practice of arranging buildings or sites for good fortune, and divining information from the shape of a handful of earth.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8307410","rank":73,"score":77667.0},{"content":"The passage discusses various geology-related terms and their applications to features of the Black Hills and granite, including geomorphologic, geomorphological, morphologic, morphological, and structural (adj). The text mentions the geomorphological and morphological features of the Black Hills and granite, as well as the structural effects of folding and faulting on the earth's surface.","qid":1105792,"docid":"7545701","rank":74,"score":77648.0},{"content":"The term \"geodesic\" refers to things related to or involving the geometry of curved surfaces. It can also refer to the shortest line between two points on a curved or plane surface.","qid":1105792,"docid":"6506106","rank":75,"score":77572.0},{"content":"A genetically modified organism (GMO) is an organism with altered genetic material from engineering techniques like recombinant DNA technology. An example is transgenic goats producing an anti-thrombin to reduce blood clotting risk. Malaria is caused by the Plasmodium falciparum parasite in mosquitoes.","qid":1105792,"docid":"6908088","rank":76,"score":77537.0},{"content":"The term \"geosphere\" has one definition: it refers to the solid part of the Earth, including the crust and outer mantle. The usage of \"geosphere\" as a noun is relatively uncommon.","qid":1105792,"docid":"1217271","rank":77,"score":77518.0},{"content":"Geodes are round or oblong rocks with unassuming exteriors concealing interior crystals. Named after the Greek word for \"shape of the earth,\" these formations can range from a few inches to several feet in size. Geodes are created in soil hollows, including animal burrows and tree roots, as well as in volcanic rock bubbles.","qid":1105792,"docid":"6413943","rank":78,"score":77466.0},{"content":"Geognosy is a branch of geology that examines the Earth's constituents, including its crust, atmosphere, water, and interior conditions. Geotectology is another branch of geology focusing on the structure of the Earth's crust, which is a subfield of structural geology.","qid":1105792,"docid":"3413138","rank":79,"score":77317.0},{"content":"A genetically modified organism (GMO or GEO) is an organism with altered genetic material obtained through recombinant DNA technology, also known as genetic engineering techniques.","qid":1105792,"docid":"1481396","rank":80,"score":77300.0},{"content":"The passage discusses three branches of earth sciences: geophysics, which uses physical principles to study the Earth's properties; geology, which deals with the Earth's history as recorded in rocks; and geomorphology, a branch of geology focusing on the characteristics, configuration, and evolution of rocks and land forms.","qid":1105792,"docid":"4406275","rank":81,"score":77265.0},{"content":"A geode is a round rock with a hollow cavity filled with crystals, derived from the Greek word meaning earthlike. Nodules are solid rocks filled with compact crystal formations, such as agate, jasper, or chalcedony, with geodes being the only difference due to their hollow cavities.","qid":1105792,"docid":"4864128","rank":82,"score":77252.0},{"content":"A geode is a round rock with a hollow cavity filled with crystals, derived from the Greek word meaning earthlike. The main difference between a geode and a nodule is that a geode has a cavity, while a nodule is solid and filled with compact crystal formations like agate, jasper, or chalcedony. Geodes form from bubbles in volcanic rock or natural openings in sedimentary rock, such as animal burrows or","qid":1105792,"docid":"4927364","rank":83,"score":77193.0},{"content":"Geomorphology is the scientific discipline focusing on the earth's or other celestial bodies' relief features, interpreting their origins and development.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8119779","rank":84,"score":77110.0},{"content":"The passage discusses two concepts: the geosphere and the lithosphere. The geosphere refers to the solid part of the Earth, which includes the crust and outer mantle. The lithosphere is described as a thin, sheetlike expanse or region that lies over or under another.","qid":1105792,"docid":"5556619","rank":85,"score":76985.0},{"content":"A geostationary orbit is a circular, equatorial geosynchronous orbit with a radius of about 42,164 km and a satellite altitude of around 35,786 km above mean sea level. The geostationary orbit is a specific type of geosynchronous orbit with zero inclination, placing the satellite directly above the Earth's equator.","qid":1105792,"docid":"3364498","rank":86,"score":76855.0},{"content":"A geode is a geological structure, of sedimentary origin, that forms in certain rocks through chemical precipitation. It has both an inner and outer composition.","qid":1105792,"docid":"586112","rank":87,"score":76853.0},{"content":"Geo-engineering refers to advanced scientific techniques and technologies, including new chemicals, synthetic materials, manipulation of physical reality, and reverse engineered methods, used to produce desired outcomes.","qid":1105792,"docid":"1895360","rank":88,"score":76846.0},{"content":"The passage refers to the geosphere, which is the solid body of the Earth. It also mentions other related spheres: atmosphere, biosphere, exosphere, and hydrosphere.","qid":1105792,"docid":"5556622","rank":89,"score":76687.0},{"content":"Geomorphology is a branch of geology that focuses on studying the characteristics, configuration, and evolution of rocks and land forms. It is a rare usage as a noun and can also be referred to as geomorphology or morphology.","qid":1105792,"docid":"6972262","rank":90,"score":76482.0},{"content":"Geodes are rock formations with internal crystal structures or banding, found in volcanic and sedimentary rocks. Exteriors are typically limestone or related rocks, while interiors contain quartz crystals and chalcedony.","qid":1105792,"docid":"586107","rank":91,"score":76361.0},{"content":"Geography is a science involving the study of the earth's physical, biological, and cultural features, their distribution, and interactions. It can also refer to the specific geographic features of a particular area.","qid":1105792,"docid":"4908893","rank":92,"score":76339.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the role of geophysics, a branch of natural science dealing with the physical properties of the Earth and its environment, in the study of dating information through magnetic anomalies.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8119884","rank":93,"score":76268.0},{"content":"A geostationary orbit is a circular, 35,786 km (22,236 mi) high equatorial orbit that aligns with the Earth's rotation, enabling satellites to appear stationary from ground level.","qid":1105792,"docid":"1089563","rank":94,"score":76247.0},{"content":"The term \"geostrophic\" refers to phenomena related to or caused by the Earth's rotational force, such as geostrophic wind.","qid":1105792,"docid":"1593015","rank":95,"score":76228.0},{"content":"The passage introduces two terms: geolatry and geology. Geolatry is a rare form of worship directed towards the earth or its material things. Geology is the science that explores the physical history of the earth, its rocks, and the changes it has undergone and is undergoing. The text also defines a geologist as a person specializing in this field, and provides the adjective forms geologic and geological.","qid":1105792,"docid":"1298697","rank":96,"score":76100.0},{"content":"The term \"geosphere\" is a seldom-used noun with one meaning: the solid part of the Earth, encompassing the crust and outer mantle. Notable components of the geosphere include the Earth's crust, mantle, and surface.","qid":1105792,"docid":"1620080","rank":97,"score":76066.0},{"content":"The term \"geophysical\" refers to the branch of physics that deals with the Earth and its environment, encompassing fields such as meteorology, oceanography, and seismology.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8119890","rank":98,"score":75986.0},{"content":"Geophagy is the consumption of earthy materials like clay and chalk, believed to enhance nutrients in a mineral-deficient diet. It shares similarities with pica, an unusual craving for non-food items.","qid":1105792,"docid":"8029695","rank":99,"score":75866.0},{"content":"The term \"geothermal\" refers to matters related to the heat within the Earth.","qid":1105792,"docid":"996679","rank":100,"score":75717.0}]}
{"query":"who sings monk theme song","hits":[{"content":"The Monk theme song is \"It's a Jungle Out There\" by Randy Newman. This song is an alternate for an unspecified Monk.","qid":1051399,"docid":"69813","rank":1,"score":134978.0},{"content":"The Monk theme song is \"It's a Jungle Out There\" by Randy Newman. (Repeated for a total of 140 characters)","qid":1051399,"docid":"69818","rank":2,"score":132546.0},{"content":"The song \"It's a Jungle Out There\" by Randy Newman was used as the theme music for the TV series Monk from its second season. In 2004, it received an Emmy Award for Outstanding Main Title Theme Music.","qid":1051399,"docid":"3943228","rank":3,"score":130040.0},{"content":"A controversy arose among Monk fans regarding the new theme song \"It's A Jungle Out There\" by Randy Newman in the second season of Monk.","qid":1051399,"docid":"4426187","rank":4,"score":128422.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the TV show \"Monk,\" which falls under the topics of Politics, Crime, and was aired during the 2000s. The current theme song for the show is \"It's a Jungle Out There\" by Randy Newman.","qid":1051399,"docid":"3943229","rank":5,"score":127484.0},{"content":"In the episode's finale, Marci Maven requests that Adrian Monk keep the theme song unchanged if he gets his own show. Monk agrees, and the original theme song by Jeff Beal plays as the credits roll.","qid":1051399,"docid":"4426188","rank":6,"score":125322.0},{"content":"In the \"Monk\" episode \"Mr. Monk and His Biggest Fan\" (#6.01) from 2002, Sarah Silverman reappears as Marci Maven. 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Previously, a 1971 version was recorded by John Stewart. This was the Monkees' last number one hit in the U.S.","qid":1051399,"docid":"3681695","rank":11,"score":109721.0},{"content":"In 1979, Anne Murray recorded a version of the Monkees' \"Daydream Believer,\" which reached number three on the U.S. country chart and number twelve on the Billboard Hot 100. The song had previously been recorded by John Stewart in 1971. This was the Monkees' last number one hit in the U.S.","qid":1051399,"docid":"4223142","rank":12,"score":109492.0},{"content":"Randy Newman composed a new song titled \"When I'm Gone\" for the final episode of Monk, which won the 2010 Emmy Award for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics. 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As part of the arrangement, Diamond was permitted to record it as well.","qid":1051399,"docid":"3854988","rank":16,"score":106784.0},{"content":"The song \"I'm a Believer\" was composed by Neil Diamond and recorded by The Monkees in 1966 with Micky Dolenz providing the lead vocals.","qid":1051399,"docid":"7744096","rank":17,"score":105985.0},{"content":"The song \"Daydream Believer\" was penned by John Stewart, a former member of The Kingston Trio from 1961 to 1967. He wrote this composition shortly after departing from the group and collaborating with an upcoming John Denver.","qid":1051399,"docid":"3681698","rank":18,"score":105923.0},{"content":"A Capuchin monk named Brother Cesare Bonizzi performs in a heavy metal band called Fratello Metal, challenging perceptions of Christian music. This was first reported on BBC World News.","qid":1051399,"docid":"5348043","rank":19,"score":105871.0},{"content":"In the episode \"Mr. Monk and the TV Star,\" the show referenced the controversy over its new theme music with self-deprecating humor. Both Marci Maven, an obsessed fan, and Sharona expressed their dislike of the new theme music for a CSI parody called \"Crime Lab: SF.\"","qid":1051399,"docid":"69819","rank":20,"score":104863.0},{"content":"The song \"Daydream Believer\" was written by John Stewart for the Kingston Trio but was later recorded by The Monkees with Davy Jones as lead vocalist. It topped the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart for four weeks in December 1967 and reached number five in the UK Singles Chart.","qid":1051399,"docid":"2415279","rank":21,"score":104857.0},{"content":"The song \"Daydream Believer\" was written by John Stewart for the Kingston Trio but was later recorded by The Monkees with Davy Jones as lead vocalist. It topped the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart for four weeks in December 1967 and reached number five in the UK Singles Chart.","qid":1051399,"docid":"3681694","rank":22,"score":104857.0},{"content":"The song \"Daydream Believer\" was written by John Stewart, a former member of The Kingston Trio, after his departure from the group and before John Denver's fame.","qid":1051399,"docid":"3681701","rank":23,"score":104669.0},{"content":"The Monkees' 1966 song reached number 1 in both the US and UK markets, selling over 10 million physical copies worldwide and going gold within two days of release.","qid":1051399,"docid":"3854989","rank":24,"score":104541.0},{"content":"The Monkees are an American pop rock band formed for television in 1965 by Bob Rafelson and Bert Schneider for the show \"The Monkees,\" which aired from 1966 to 1968. Members included Americans Micky Dolenz, Michael Nesmith, and Peter Tork, and British actor and singer Davy Jones. Initially, their music was overseen by producer Don Kirshner, with the group starting","qid":1051399,"docid":"2250216","rank":25,"score":104494.0},{"content":"The Monkees, a 1960s pop quartet consisting of Davy Jones, Micky Dolenz, Michael Nesmith, and Peter Tork, had 20 singles reach the Billboard Hot 100 chart, making them a significant act on the chart.","qid":1051399,"docid":"5969320","rank":26,"score":104294.0},{"content":"Neil Diamond expressed joy instead of resentment over the Monkees' success with his song, as he valued his role as a songwriter and wanted his compositions to chart.","qid":1051399,"docid":"3854986","rank":27,"score":104143.0},{"content":"The song \"Kitty\" was originally written by Chapman\/Chinn. It was first recorded by Racey, but later became famous when Toni Basil recorded it as \"Mickey.\" Toni had a crush on Mickey Dolenz of the Monkees before they worked together on the song.","qid":1051399,"docid":"6883641","rank":28,"score":103615.0},{"content":"Michael Stipe and R.E.M. band members discussed 1960s pop groups like The Banana Splits, The Archies, and The Monkees while creating their music.","qid":1051399,"docid":"4095610","rank":29,"score":103546.0},{"content":"Monk Family Music Group, a family-owned and operated independent publishing company, celebrated its 20th anniversary on Jan. 1. The company has played a significant role in discovering and developing country music artists such as Randy Travis, Keith Stegall, Holly Dunn, Victoria Shaw, and Aaron Tippin.","qid":1051399,"docid":"4469285","rank":30,"score":102998.0},{"content":"A song titled this was composed by Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart, a prolific songwriting duo known for their work with the Monkees, as well as Chubby Checker and Jay & the Americans. Written as a protest against the Vietnam War, the song tells the story of a drafted soldier on his way to an army base, aware of the potential danger awaiting him in Vietnam.","qid":1051399,"docid":"7886747","rank":31,"score":102360.0},{"content":"In 1966, Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart wrote and recorded the song \"Valleri\" during the summer for The Monkees TV series, which was set to debut in September.","qid":1051399,"docid":"2662571","rank":32,"score":102332.0},{"content":"The Monkees addressed the negative perception of them in the music industry with the song \"Ditty Diego (War Chant)\" in 1968, which was a response to criticisms they faced since their debut in 1966.","qid":1051399,"docid":"5146838","rank":33,"score":101703.0},{"content":"Toni Basil changed the lyrics and gender of the song \"Kitty\" by Racey to \"Mickey.\" She made this alteration in honor of Micky Dolenz, a former Monkee whom she had choreographed for in the 1968 Monkees movie \"Head.\"","qid":1051399,"docid":"4670226","rank":34,"score":101489.0},{"content":"The Monkees sang the original version of the song \"I'm a Believer,\" while Blue Swede recorded a cover of the 80s song \"Hooked on a Feeling.\"","qid":1051399,"docid":"4090448","rank":35,"score":101293.0},{"content":"In 1966, Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart wrote and recorded the song \"Valleri\" during the summer, as part of the songwriting process for The Monkees TV series, which was set to debut in September.","qid":1051399,"docid":"2662565","rank":36,"score":100676.0},{"content":"Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart wrote and produced The Monkees' debut single \"Last Train To Clarksville.\" They had a strong connection to the group's success and formed a new group with Mickey Dolenz and Davy Jones, touring together in the mid 1970s and performing classic Monkees songs.","qid":1051399,"docid":"7576346","rank":37,"score":100595.0},{"content":"The Monkees are an American rock band formed in 1965 for the television series of the same name, which aired from 1966 to 1968. The band members were Micky Dolenz, Michael Nesmith, Peter Tork, and Davy Jones, who were all musical acting quartet for the show. The band was active until 1971 but had reunions and tours in later decades.","qid":1051399,"docid":"4418228","rank":38,"score":100474.0},{"content":"Neil Diamond wrote and originally recorded \"I'm a Believer.\" However, the Monkees' version became a bigger hit when they released it as their first single from \"More Of the Monkees\" album in November 1966. The song reached number one and stayed there for seven weeks, making it the bestselling record of the year in 1967.","qid":1051399,"docid":"7576341","rank":39,"score":100460.0},{"content":"The passage mentions songs by Steve Winwood, The Zutones, and Amy Winehouse, specifically the song \"Valerie.\" It also mentions a TV show called \"Valerie\" from the 1980s, which was later renamed \"Valerie's Family\" and then \"The Hogan Family.\" The character Valerie Malone is mentioned, who was played by Tiffani-Amber Thiessen on \"Beverly Hills 902","qid":1051399,"docid":"2662567","rank":40,"score":99864.0},{"content":"Thelonious Monk, a jazz great and pioneer of modern jazz and bebop, performed primarily with small groups at Milton's Playhouse throughout his career. Several of his compositions, such as Well, You Needn't, Blue Monk, and Round Midnight, have been recognized as jazz standards.","qid":1051399,"docid":"3376619","rank":41,"score":99586.0},{"content":"Rob Sheffield reflects on Davy Jones' groovy performance at London's Wembley Empire Pool in July, 1967.","qid":1051399,"docid":"3439707","rank":42,"score":99325.0},{"content":"Neil Diamond, born in New York in 1941, wrote hits like Sweet Caroline, America, and Heartlight for himself, as well as I'm A Believer for The Monkees. He also penned the UB40 hit Red, Red Wine. Recent albums include 12 Songs (2005) and Home Before Dark (2008). Diamond began writing songs while studying at New York University.","qid":1051399,"docid":"8460788","rank":43,"score":99299.0},{"content":"The song \"(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone\" served as the B-side for the Monkees' top hit single \"I'm a Believer.\" It achieved success on its own, reaching #20 on the pop chart. The composition and production were credited to Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart.","qid":1051399,"docid":"7576339","rank":44,"score":99086.0},{"content":"Willie Nelson appeared uncredited in the 2002 and 2004 episodes \"Mr. Monk and the Red-Headed Stranger\" and \"Mr. Monk and the Blackout\" of the television series Monk.","qid":1051399,"docid":"741196","rank":45,"score":98778.0},{"content":"Toni Basil changed the lyrics and gender of the song \"Kitty\" by Racey to \"Mickey.\" She made this alteration in honor of Micky Dolenz, a former Monkee whom she had choreographed for in the 1968 Monkees movie \"Head.\"","qid":1051399,"docid":"4670223","rank":46,"score":98353.0},{"content":"Micky Dolenz of the Monkees believes one of Mike Nesmith's best songs, \"Different Drum\" from 1965, should have been recorded by the band. However, the Monkees did not record this composition of Nesmith's, which later became a successful hit for Linda Ronstadt.","qid":1051399,"docid":"2415287","rank":47,"score":98045.0},{"content":"The Monkees are releasing a new album, \"Good Times!\", which is their first in 20 years and since the death of original member Davy Jones.","qid":1051399,"docid":"5146834","rank":48,"score":97640.0},{"content":"The Monkees are releasing a new album with original material for the first time since 1997, produced by Adam Schlesinger of Fountains of Wayne. Notable musicians contributing new songs include Noel Gallagher, Rivers Cuomo, and Ben Gibbard.","qid":1051399,"docid":"2250224","rank":49,"score":97534.0},{"content":"Neil Diamond, born in 1941 in Brooklyn, New York, is a renowned pop music singer who achieved success in the 1960s, '70s, and '80s. He wrote hits for the Monkees, including \"I'm A Believer\" (1966) and \"A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You\" (1967). Diamond had his first No. 1 hit with \"","qid":1051399,"docid":"8460787","rank":50,"score":97497.0},{"content":"The Monkees are releasing a new album, \"Good Times!\", which is their first in 20 years and since the passing of Davy Jones.","qid":1051399,"docid":"5146836","rank":51,"score":97482.0},{"content":"George Michael Dolenz Jr., born March 8, 1945, in Los Angeles, California, is a 71-year-old actor and singer known for being a member of The Monkees from 1966 to 1968. He sang lead on \"Last Train to Clarksville\" and \"I'm a Believer.\" This information is protected by copyright 1997-2016 by David Carson","qid":1051399,"docid":"2878185","rank":52,"score":96691.0},{"content":"Toni Basil altered the lyrics of the song \"Kitty\" to \"Mickey\" and changed the gender from female to male. She made this change in honor of Micky Dolenz, a former Monkee whom she had choreographed in the 1968 Monkees movie \"Head.\"","qid":1051399,"docid":"2788675","rank":53,"score":96034.0},{"content":"The song \"Tom's Diner\" was featured on a TV show called Monk's Cafe with the exterior sign showing just \"Restaurant.\" The interior shots were filmed on a soundstage. The song has been sampled by various artists including Tupac, Aaliyah, Drake, and Giorgio Moroder. The dead actor mentioned in the song is confirmed to be William Holden, who died in 1981 when the song was","qid":1051399,"docid":"5344444","rank":54,"score":95834.0},{"content":"The passage is about a 1966 Monkees song titled \"The Last Train To Clarksville,\" written by Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart for Colgems Records. The writers, who also penned hits for Chubby Checker and Jay And The Americans, composed the protest song about a drafted man heading to the Vietnam War, unsure if he would return. They kept the war theme hidden to secure its recording.","qid":1051399,"docid":"7886754","rank":55,"score":95806.0},{"content":"The Monkees' album cover features all four members smiling, similar to The Fab Four on Please Please Me. However, the content of the album mainly consists of the Monkees singing.","qid":1051399,"docid":"5969316","rank":56,"score":95719.0},{"content":"A man identified as David Breckham, one of Monk's writers, passes by Monk, Sharona, and Laurie in a golf car, but they don't recognize him and he goes unnoticed.","qid":1051399,"docid":"4426184","rank":57,"score":95133.0},{"content":"In 1968, Monk became the program director for Mobile's leading country radio station. He had established connections in the music industry through his attendance at the Disc Jockey Convention since 1957, which allowed Nashville record promoters to present their music to him.","qid":1051399,"docid":"4469293","rank":58,"score":94960.0},{"content":"The passage is about \"Monk,\" an American television series created by Andy Breckman, featuring Tony Shalhoub in the title role as Adrian Monk, a detective with comedy, drama, and mystery elements.","qid":1051399,"docid":"69812","rank":59,"score":94445.0},{"content":"The Monkees have released a new song titled \"You Bring The Summer,\" penned by XTC's Andy Partridge. Listen to it above. Their upcoming album, \"Good Times!\", is set to be released on May 27th via Rhino.","qid":1051399,"docid":"5146833","rank":60,"score":94341.0},{"content":"The passage lists the cast members of the Monk television series: Tony Shalhoub, Traylor Howard, Jason Gray-Stanford, Ted Levine, Bitty Schram, Emmy Clarke, and Hector Elizondo.","qid":1051399,"docid":"7302021","rank":61,"score":93938.0},{"content":"The passage mentions topics for potential writing or discussion, including Politics, Crime, Monk (a TV show), the 2000s, and Humor. Specifically, it mentions Monk as a TV show and indicates that it falls under the categories of Crime and Politics, and that it is from the 2000s. The passage also mentions that the discussion or writing may involve humor.","qid":1051399,"docid":"3943227","rank":62,"score":93840.0},{"content":"Arista Records released a remixed version of the Monkees' \"Daydream Believer\" as a follow-up single, with heavier drum tracks produced by Michael Lloyd. The re-release gained some radio play on Top 40 stations, resulting in minor success.","qid":1051399,"docid":"2415285","rank":63,"score":93510.0},{"content":"Willie Nelson's album \"The Red Headed Stranger,\" which includes songs like \"Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain\" and \"Down Yonder,\" was recorded in 2003 by Carla Bozulich. Nelson made a guest appearance on the album. The title of a Monk series episode from the first season is \"Mr. Monk and the Red-Headed Stranger,\" and Nelson also guest-starred in it.","qid":1051399,"docid":"3408320","rank":64,"score":93432.0},{"content":"Boyce and Hart viewed the Monkees as actors for their TV show while they were the songwriters and producers for their music records.","qid":1051399,"docid":"2415282","rank":65,"score":93417.0},{"content":"The Monkees, consisting of Peter Tork, Micky Dolenz, and Mike Nesmith, announced a 12-date U.S. tour following the death of their lead singer, Davy Jones, from a heart attack in February.","qid":1051399,"docid":"5141799","rank":66,"score":93410.0},{"content":"Neil Diamond, born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1941, wrote songs while studying at New York University. His hits include \"Sweet Caroline,\" \"America,\" and \"Heartlight.\" He also penned \"I'm A Believer\" for The Monkees and \"Red, Red Wine\" for UB40 in 1983.","qid":1051399,"docid":"8460786","rank":67,"score":93387.0},{"content":"In the 1954 film \"A Star Is Born,\" Judy Garland sang \"Melancholy Baby\" during the Born in a Trunk sequence after being heckled by a drunk. This behavior was also depicted in 1960s American television shows like \"The Monkees\" and \"Hogan's Heroes,\" although the song wasn't always sung in response to heckling.","qid":1051399,"docid":"5271581","rank":68,"score":93251.0},{"content":"Neil Diamond, known for his distinctive Brooklyn accent and flamboyant Vegas performances, wrote many great songs during the 1960s, including \"Solitary Man\" for himself and \"I'm a Believer\" for the Monkees, before becoming a stadium superstar.","qid":1051399,"docid":"6602544","rank":69,"score":93195.0},{"content":"The song \"Daydream Believer\" was the last No. 1 hit for The Monkees. Written by John Stewart, a former member of The Kingston Trio, it was recorded in 1967 and can be found on their album \"The Birds, The Bees & The Monkees.\" An original mono version is now a collector's item.","qid":1051399,"docid":"4223137","rank":70,"score":93174.0},{"content":"The Monkees were formed in 1966 as the band for a zany TV sit-com inspired by the Beatles' A Hard Day's Night. Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones, Mike Nesmith, and Peter Tork were selected from a mass casting call to portray the band members.","qid":1051399,"docid":"5969315","rank":71,"score":93042.0},{"content":"Neil Diamond is a singer-songwriter who gained success with hits like \"Solitary Man\" and wrote \"I'm a Believer\" for the Monkees in the 1960s. He later became known for his distinctive voice and flamboyant performances in Vegas.","qid":1051399,"docid":"6535861","rank":72,"score":92906.0},{"content":"Smash Mouth's cover of \"I'm a Believer\" is featured in the Shrek soundtrack (2001), their self-titled album (2001), and the compilation album All Star Smash Hits (2005). It is a remake of The Monkees' original song.","qid":1051399,"docid":"570300","rank":73,"score":92878.0},{"content":"Thelonious Monk's 1963 album on Columbia Records showcases his unique playing and performance style, distinguishing him from other modern jazz founders like Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie.","qid":1051399,"docid":"3376622","rank":74,"score":92840.0},{"content":"The Monkees, known for their manufactured image, were a prominent boy band in an era prioritizing artistic authenticity, with \"I'm a Believer\" being one of their songs.","qid":1051399,"docid":"7744099","rank":75,"score":92775.0},{"content":"Thelonious Monk is recognized as a founder of modern jazz alongside Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie, but his unique style, characterized by unconventional approaches to harmony, melody, and rhythm, sets him apart from his contemporaries and continues to influence the music scene.","qid":1051399,"docid":"3376623","rank":76,"score":92762.0},{"content":"Neil Diamond's \"Cracklin' Rosie\" is his first American number one hit, and it was also his most successful single in the UK. The song is about a bottle of wine. Diamond had previously written hits for other artists, including \"I'm A Believer\" for The Monkees.","qid":1051399,"docid":"7039751","rank":77,"score":92746.0},{"content":"Thelonious Monk was a prominent and impactful figure in jazz history, recognized for his innovative use of space and simplicity in both his performances and compositions.","qid":1051399,"docid":"3376626","rank":78,"score":92723.0},{"content":"The album \"More Of The Monkees\" released in 1967 was the band's best-seller, spending 70 weeks on Billboard's album chart with 18 weeks at the number one spot. It ranked as the third best-selling LP of the 1960s, surpassing any Beatles album. The Monkees also reached the top of the pop singles charts with Neil Diamond's \"I'm A Bel","qid":1051399,"docid":"5969314","rank":79,"score":92587.0},{"content":"A record producer, Kirshner, requested a song with a girl's name from The Monkees' team, Boyce and Hart. Boyce had been working on a song for The Monkees but lied and told Kirshner they already had one to meet his demand. Eventually, they delivered the song \"Valleri\" which fit the requirement.","qid":1051399,"docid":"2662569","rank":80,"score":92241.0},{"content":"Boyce and Hart viewed the Monkees as actors for their TV show while they were the songwriters and producers for the Monkees' records. (Boyce, 2006)","qid":1051399,"docid":"2250220","rank":81,"score":92203.0},{"content":"In the 1970s, Dizzy, Kai Winding, S. Stitt, and Al McKibbon came together for the English Black Lion record label. They became notable to an extent that they could be counted on the fingers. However, they were separated from the world in 1982 due to financial instability. Some of their albums include \"Monk's Blues,\" \"Thelonious Alone In San Francisco,\" \"Mulligan Pl","qid":1051399,"docid":"3940451","rank":82,"score":91975.0},{"content":"Smash Mouth's cover of \"I'm a Believer\" originally performed by The Monkees, is featured in the soundtrack of Shrek (2001), as well as in their own album (2001) and a compilation album (2005).","qid":1051399,"docid":"570298","rank":83,"score":91933.0},{"content":"Will and Bryan perform duets of Dream On by Aerosmith and Piano Man by Billy Joel. Bryan also sings Daydream Believer by The Monkees. A Les Mis\u00e9rables auditionee named Wendy Worthington sings Big Spender from Sweet Charity.","qid":1051399,"docid":"7946872","rank":84,"score":91680.0},{"content":"Davy Jones, the lead singer of The Monkees, died at the age of 66 due to a heart attack in Indiantown, Florida. He was surrounded by his horses and was close to his wife when he passed away. His family, friends, and fans are mourning his loss.","qid":1051399,"docid":"5935349","rank":85,"score":91553.0},{"content":"The song \"Different Drum\" was first previewed on the Monkees' television show \"Too Many Girls\" in December 1966, performed as a comedy bit by Michael Nesmith. A bluegrass version was also recorded by The Greenbriar Boys for their 1966 album \"Better Late Than Never.\"","qid":1051399,"docid":"2415278","rank":86,"score":91523.0},{"content":"The Monkees acknowledged their criticized image in the song \"Ditty Diego (War Chant)\" from 1968, admitting they were seen as a manufactured band with no deep philosophies, despite this perception since their debut in 1966.","qid":1051399,"docid":"5146837","rank":87,"score":91428.0},{"content":"The passage mentions various Broadway-related topics including locations like Broadway and 42nd Street, shows such as \"A Chorus Line,\" \"A Little Night Music,\" \"Cabaret,\" and \"Follies,\" as well as people like Audra McDonald, Barbra Streisand, and Jeremy Jordan. It also mentions specific shows like \"Funny Girl\" and \"Curtains,\" and Broadway-themed songs. Other names mentioned are Colleen Ballinger, Deb","qid":1051399,"docid":"4204180","rank":88,"score":91313.0},{"content":"The passage is about the TV series \"Monk.\" It is a comedy-drama detective mystery show created by Andy Breckman, with Tony Shalhoub starring as the main character, Adrian Monk.","qid":1051399,"docid":"745839","rank":89,"score":91257.0},{"content":"Thelonious Monk, a jazz great and pioneer of modern jazz and bebop, spent a significant portion of his career performing with small groups at Milton's Playhouse.","qid":1051399,"docid":"3376620","rank":90,"score":91137.0},{"content":"John Stewart, a former Kingston Trio member, wrote the Monkees hit \"Daydream Believer\" and had his own success with the song \"Gold.\" However, he didn't desire to maintain this success and continued releasing albums about contemporary American life. Born in San Diego, California in 1939, Stewart's father trained racehorses but his passion was music.","qid":1051399,"docid":"4423636","rank":91,"score":91091.0},{"content":"Neil Diamond spoke to Rolling Stone about his Saturday night routine, sharing that men without girlfriends would bring a bottle of Cracklin' Rosie as their companion. This song was his first American number one hit, but he had previously written The Monkees' 1966 number one hit, \"I'm A Believer.\"","qid":1051399,"docid":"7039744","rank":92,"score":90868.0},{"content":"Michael Nesmith reflects on the Monkees' current tour, their first since Davy Jones' passing in February 2012. It's also Nesmith's first Monkees performance since their U.K. run in 1997.","qid":1051399,"docid":"2250221","rank":93,"score":90742.0},{"content":"The Monkees, a musical acting quartet, were formed in Los Angeles in 1965 by Robert Bob Rafelson and Bert Schneider for the American television series of the same name. The group consisted of Americans Micky Dolenz, Michael Nesmith, and Peter Tork, and Englishman Davy Jones.","qid":1051399,"docid":"2415283","rank":94,"score":90710.0},{"content":"The passage provides a list of characters from the American television series \"Monk,\" a comedy-drama detective mystery show. The main character, Adrian Monk, is portrayed by Tony Shalhoub. The principal cast remained consistent with only two exceptions.","qid":1051399,"docid":"5956641","rank":95,"score":90688.0},{"content":"The Monkees' surviving members, Micky Dolenz, Peter Tork, and Michael Nesmith, are embarking on a reunion tour following the death of singer Davy Jones from a heart attack.","qid":1051399,"docid":"5935350","rank":96,"score":90682.0},{"content":"English singer-songwriter, musician, actor, and businessman, Davy Jones (1945-2012), was recognized for being a member of the band The Monkees and starring in their TV series.","qid":1051399,"docid":"4352399","rank":97,"score":90000.0},{"content":"Tony Shalhoub spoke with AV Club about the production of Monk, a USA Network series where he played Adrian Monk, a private detective with obsessive-compulsive personality disorder. Originally slated for ABC, the show was part of USA's network rebranding during a period of change. The series, which also featured Bitty Schram, Jason Gray-Stanford, and Ted Levine, ran for eight seasons until 2009","qid":1051399,"docid":"2674673","rank":98,"score":89687.0},{"content":"In 1966, Neil Diamond recorded his first album with hits like \"Solitary Man\" and \"Cherry, Cherry.\" He made two appearances on Dick Clark's American Bandstand TV show. The Monkees also recorded songs that year.","qid":1051399,"docid":"4140818","rank":99,"score":89561.0},{"content":"Smash Mouth's cover of \"I'm a Believer\" originally performed by The Monkees appears on three different albums: Shrek soundtrack (2001), Smash Mouth album (2001), and All Star Smash Hits compilation (2005). The song is spread across 1,775,313 pages on this wiki.","qid":1051399,"docid":"570299","rank":100,"score":89552.0}]}
{"query":"what type of conflict does della face in o, henry the gift of the magi","hits":[{"content":"The story \"Gift of the Magi\" by O. Henry presents a conflict earlier than the moment of crisis, as Della's decision to sell her hair to buy Jim a present solves the initial problem and creates a new one. This action eliminates the first issue by providing the necessary funds to purchase an excellent gift.","qid":911232,"docid":"8816620","rank":1,"score":119448.0},{"content":"The story \"Gift of the Magi\" by O. Henry introduces a problem from the beginning, which is later resolved through the conflict, leading to a new issue.","qid":911232,"docid":"6928655","rank":2,"score":119389.0},{"content":"The movie \"The Gift of the Magi\" is based on a short story by O. Henry. Jim and Della Dillingham Young, a poor couple, live in a one-room apartment near the train tracks.","qid":911232,"docid":"1879470","rank":3,"score":109290.0},{"content":"Both Jim and Della face the internal conflict of having to sell their most prized possessions to buy each other a meaningful Christmas gift due to their financial struggles.","qid":911232,"docid":"8816622","rank":4,"score":101065.0},{"content":"In \"The Gift of the Magi\" by O. Henry, Della is trying to buy a Christmas gift for Jim with limited funds. In \"The Diamond Necklace\" by Guy de Maupassant, the setting is a winter ball on January 18th, and the details of the plot are not explicitly stated. Both stories have different protagonists and contexts, but they share the winter season as a backdrop.","qid":911232,"docid":"2999933","rank":5,"score":95015.0},{"content":"The story \"The Gift of the Magi\" by O. Henry showcases the irony of Della selling her hair to buy a watch chain for Jim's gift, while Jim sells his watch to buy a comb for Della's hair, resulting in both being left without their prized possessions but gaining appreciation for each other's thoughtful gestures. The message of the story emphasizes the importance of the thought and sentiment behind a gift rather than its material value","qid":911232,"docid":"8816626","rank":6,"score":86745.0},{"content":"At the turn of the century, \"The Gift of the Magi\" (Henry, 1906) and \"The Diamond Necklace\" were written. In \"The Gift of the Magi,\" Della is trying to buy a Christmas gift for Jim with a weekly rent of $8 and only $1.87 left before Christmas. In \"The Diamond Necklace,\" the setting is a winter ball on January 18th.","qid":911232,"docid":"2999930","rank":7,"score":86220.0},{"content":"The main characters in \"The Necklace\" and \"The Gift of the Magi\" have distinct personalities. Mathilde Loisel from \"The Necklace\" is an ungrateful woman from the middle class who craves wealth and admiration. Initially, she and her husband are moderately well-off but later become impoverished after 10 years of repaying debts.","qid":911232,"docid":"2999924","rank":8,"score":83783.0},{"content":"The man sold his watch to buy combs for his wife Della, and they decided to put away their presents and have dinner instead. The narrator concludes that Della and Jim are the wisest gift-givers, comparing them to the magi.","qid":911232,"docid":"4967299","rank":9,"score":82523.0},{"content":"A short story titled \"The Gift of the Magi\" was penned by O. Henry (William Sydney Porter). It follows a young married couple and their efforts to buy thoughtful Christmas gifts for each other despite financial constraints.","qid":911232,"docid":"1879472","rank":10,"score":81244.0},{"content":"In \"The Gift of the Magi\" and \"The Necklace,\" both couples face financial hardships. In \"The Necklace,\" M. and Mme. Loisel are forced into debt for a decade due to losing a valuable necklace. In contrast, in \"The Gift of the Magi,\" Della and Jim sacrifice their prized possessions to buy gifts for each other due to their poverty.","qid":911232,"docid":"2999925","rank":11,"score":79595.0},{"content":"The passage asks readers to compare and contrast the short stories \"The Necklace\" and \"The Gift of the Magi.\" It highlights the significance of the setting in both stories in shaping the characters' actions and development. In \"The Gift of the Magi,\" the reader should examine the setting to understand Della's personality, while in \"The Necklace,\" the focus should be on Mathilde's speech, thoughts, and actions to gain insights into her character","qid":911232,"docid":"2999929","rank":12,"score":79490.0},{"content":"A short story titled \"The Gift of the Magi\" by O. Henry (William Sydney Porter) tells the tale of a young married couple facing the challenge of buying Christmas gifts for each other with limited funds. The story consists of 3,199 pages on this wiki.","qid":911232,"docid":"1879474","rank":13,"score":77913.0},{"content":"A short story titled \"The Gift of the Magi\" by O. Henry (William Sydney Porter) is about a married couple facing the challenge of buying Christmas gifts for each other with limited funds. The story is detailed in a 3,199-page entry on the wiki.","qid":911232,"docid":"1879475","rank":14,"score":76995.0},{"content":"Della had saved $1.87 by carefully budgeting her expenses, an amount she counted three times.","qid":911232,"docid":"4967291","rank":15,"score":76904.0},{"content":"The story \"The Gift of the Magi\" by O. Henry concludes with the young couple setting the table for supper.","qid":911232,"docid":"8816621","rank":16,"score":76391.0},{"content":"O. Henry wrote stories during his prison time and later edited and co-owned a humor magazine named The Rolling Stone in the 1890s. He penned the famous short story \"Gift of the Magi\" in a Manhattan tavern called Pete's. This tale has been adapted into a Simpsons episode (\"Grift of the Magi\") and a Sesame Street holiday special.","qid":911232,"docid":"4967296","rank":17,"score":74399.0},{"content":"The movie title is \"The Gift of the Magi\" by O. Henry, which was originally a short story.","qid":911232,"docid":"1879471","rank":18,"score":73412.0},{"content":"O. Henry wrote \"Gift of the Magi\" in a Manhattan tavern called Pete's. The short story was later adapted into a Simpsons episode titled \"Grift of the Magi.\"","qid":911232,"docid":"4967298","rank":19,"score":72995.0},{"content":"The short stories \"The Gift of the Magi\" by O. Henry and \"The Neckiace\" by Guy de Maupassant are similar in their use of irony.","qid":911232,"docid":"2999928","rank":20,"score":72899.0},{"content":"The narrator reveals that Jim and Della are the wisest givers, or magi, despite their presents being useless. The readers are left feeling satisfied and happy.","qid":911232,"docid":"8816617","rank":21,"score":71649.0},{"content":"After serving time in prison, Porter adopted the pen name O. Henry and became known for writing classic short stories such as \"Gifts of the Magi,\" \"The Ransom of Red Chief,\" and \"The Cop and the Anthem.\" Following his release, he moved to New York City and experienced success.","qid":911232,"docid":"8198316","rank":22,"score":69768.0},{"content":"In a compare\/contrast essay analyzing \"The Gift of the Magi\" and \"The Necklace\" by Della and Mathilde, I will argue that while both stories depict the extreme lengths characters go to express love, the outcomes and consequences of their actions differ significantly.","qid":911232,"docid":"2999926","rank":23,"score":67219.0},{"content":"In O. Henry's short story \"The Gift of the Magi,\" the husband and wife each sell valuable possessions to buy gifts for each other, unknowingly, resulting in both being left without their prized items. The husband sells his watch to buy combs for his wife, while she sells her long hair to buy a watch-chain for him. The irony lies in their self-sacrificing actions, leading to a humorous yet poign","qid":911232,"docid":"7238675","rank":24,"score":65626.0},{"content":"Della is grateful for a hairpin and unselfishly gives away her hair to buy a present for her husband. Both Della and Mathilde experience financial hardship, starting off moderately well-off but becoming impoverished after 10 years of paying debts.","qid":911232,"docid":"2999931","rank":25,"score":60909.0},{"content":"Della Dillingham Young has only $1.87 to buy a Christmas present for her husband, Jim, and she cries about it. The narrator provides additional context on Jim and Della's situation.","qid":911232,"docid":"4967294","rank":26,"score":59494.0},{"content":"The story introduces the problem: Della is short on money, with only $1.87 for a Christmas present on Christmas Eve. The narrator later provides additional details.","qid":911232,"docid":"6928649","rank":27,"score":59402.0},{"content":"The passage discusses how irony is an essential element in engaging and understanding the themes of short stories, such as \"Lamb to the Slaughter\" by Roald Dahl, \"The Gift of the Magi\" by O. Henry, and \"The Suit\" by Can Themba. Irony is present in various forms within these stories.","qid":911232,"docid":"7953925","rank":28,"score":58528.0},{"content":"Della faces the challenge of buying her husband a Christmas present with only $1.87 on Christmas Eve, despite their poverty and her deep love for him.","qid":911232,"docid":"6928653","rank":29,"score":57240.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that Della's beauty is more valuable than any jewels and riches possessed by the Queen of Sheba. Jim is imagined to be envious of King Solomon if he were in a position of lesser wealth or status, and Della's beauty would be the source of his envy.","qid":911232,"docid":"7244788","rank":30,"score":56515.0},{"content":"Conflict is a fundamental element in stories, leading to plot development and character growth. It comes in four forms: man vs. man, man vs. nature, man vs. society, and man vs. self. The first three are external conflicts, while man vs. self is internal conflict.","qid":911232,"docid":"4517906","rank":31,"score":56267.0},{"content":"The passage focuses on two couples, Madame Mathide Loisel and Monsieur Loisel from \"The Necklace,\" and Jim and Delia Young from \"The Gift of the Magi.\" Both couples are deeply in love and unselfish, willing to make sacrifices for their spouses.","qid":911232,"docid":"2999927","rank":32,"score":55823.0},{"content":"Lenina, initially appearing simple, becomes a complex character in the novel as she secretly rebels against her conditioning for sexual promiscuity. She engages in an exclusive and unconventional long-term relationship with Henry Foster.","qid":911232,"docid":"8664205","rank":33,"score":55297.0},{"content":"Della buys a platinum watch chain for $21 as a gift for Jim, and uses the remaining cents to improve her appearance.","qid":911232,"docid":"4967297","rank":34,"score":53748.0},{"content":"The story was written by the author in the second booth from Healy's Tavern on Irving Place in New York City, and was first published under the title \"Gifts of the Magi\" in The New York Sunday World on December 10, 1905.","qid":911232,"docid":"7244791","rank":35,"score":52355.0},{"content":"Della denies involvement or knowledge of her boyfriend's crime but her actions, or lack thereof, enable him to commit it, making her an accessory.","qid":911232,"docid":"907979","rank":36,"score":51771.0},{"content":"The moral of \"The Gift of the Magi\" story is that while each character gave the other a thoughtful and appreciated gift, they both ended up sacrificing something valuable of their own, resulting in an ironic situation where they couldn't fully enjoy each other's gifts.","qid":911232,"docid":"8816625","rank":37,"score":51143.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the themes of sacrifice, wealth, pride, and love in both \"The Gift of the Magi\" and \"The Necklace\" by Gabriela Amundisain. The stories are similar in their exploration of these themes but differ in the degree of blame, attitude, and identity.","qid":911232,"docid":"2999932","rank":38,"score":50215.0},{"content":"The Christian Bible mentions the magi as three wise kings from the east, likely Persia, who brought thoughtful gifts to baby Jesus in Bethlehem. These gifts were presumably wise and exceptional in nature.","qid":911232,"docid":"7486723","rank":39,"score":49425.0},{"content":"In real life, Della and Perry, portrayed by Barbara Hale and Raymond Burr in the show \"Perry Mason,\" were not a couple on the show or off-camera due to Hale being married and Burr being gay.","qid":911232,"docid":"2219816","rank":40,"score":49373.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the type of conflict in literature where the protagonist faces internal struggles, requiring her to overcome her own nature or thoughts to achieve her goal, with success not guaranteed.","qid":911232,"docid":"8638332","rank":41,"score":49262.0},{"content":"An external conflict occurs in thrillers, mysteries, and certain novels like \"The Da Vinci Code\" and \"And Then There Were None,\" where the character faces challenges from natural forces such as storms or animals, as seen in \"The Old Man and the Sea\" by Ernest Hemingway and \"Moby Dick\" by Herman Melville.","qid":911232,"docid":"3976212","rank":42,"score":49170.0},{"content":"Conflict refers to the problem or challenge faced by the main character in a literary work. It can arise from other characters, nature, or various circumstances.","qid":911232,"docid":"4353590","rank":43,"score":49128.0},{"content":"The passage does not provide information on conflicts between individuals and their levels, as the first few questions are about Pok\u00e9mon evolution levels (Magikarp evolves at level 20, Combusken evolves from Combusken at level 30 and from Quilava at level 36). The remaining questions discuss various aspects of health:\n\n- Health equity in Colorado\n- Low-sodium healthy dinner recipes\n- Healthy eating jobs\n- Budget-","qid":911232,"docid":"8258898","rank":44,"score":49015.0},{"content":"The passage discusses five types of conflict in literature, specifically internal conflicts where characters face battles within themselves, impacting their actions, motivations, and interactions with others. These conflicts can be persistent throughout a story or occur at a specific moment.","qid":911232,"docid":"3976220","rank":45,"score":48910.0},{"content":"The passage describes two valuable possessions: Jim's gold watch, which had been passed down from his father and grandfather, and Della's hair. Della would have been content to let her hair dry outside, potentially diminishing the value of the queen of Sheba's jewels if she had lived nearby.","qid":911232,"docid":"8816624","rank":46,"score":48767.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the concept of conflict, which is a struggle between opposing characters or forces in a literary work. It introduces the terms character, setting, theme, and plot. A character is a person, animal, or imaginary creature in a story. The setting is the time and place of the story. The theme is the general message or idea about life revealed through the work. The passage also mentions plot and introduces a plot diagram.","qid":911232,"docid":"7231609","rank":47,"score":48682.0},{"content":"The main character's desire for something creates conflict in a narrative. Seven types of conflicts exist, with Man vs. Self being the only true internal conflict.","qid":911232,"docid":"8027890","rank":48,"score":48670.0},{"content":"A conflict in literature refers to a struggle between opposing forces, typically experienced by the main character, which is essential for driving the story and giving it purpose.","qid":911232,"docid":"204568","rank":49,"score":48308.0},{"content":"Della Street is the fictional secretary of Perry Mason, a character created by Erle Stanley Gardner in various novels, short stories, films, radio, and television programs.","qid":911232,"docid":"2219819","rank":50,"score":48251.0},{"content":"The Terminator series illustrates the conflict of man versus society, where a character faces opposition from societal norms rather than an individual. This represents an external conflict.","qid":911232,"docid":"3976218","rank":51,"score":48197.0},{"content":"On October 27, 2012, the definition of conflict of interest at Section I.A (paragraph 2) and interested entity at Section I.C were revised to include the payment of gifts or perks above nominal value as potential creators of a conflict of interest for individuals or entities doing or seeking business with the university.","qid":911232,"docid":"1223390","rank":52,"score":48031.0},{"content":"The tragedy \"Romeo and Juliet\" by William Shakespeare revolves around the love between Romeo and Juliet, two young individuals from feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets.","qid":911232,"docid":"7216296","rank":53,"score":47958.0},{"content":"During the Middle Ages, a significant power struggle ensued between the medieval Christian church, headed by Pope Gregory VII, and King Henry IV of the Holy Roman Empire. Henry, who became king at a young age, sought to expand his control over the clergy within his empire. This ambition led to a confrontation with Pope Gregory VII, a prominent church leader known for his devotion and intelligence. Gregory aimed to strengthen the church by enhancing the power and authority of the popes,","qid":911232,"docid":"2098859","rank":54,"score":47949.0},{"content":"Barbara Hale reprised her role as Della Street in the \"Perry Mason\" series, remaining a fan favorite after Perry. Sadly, all other original cast members - William Hopper, William Talman, and Ray Collins - had died before the show ended, in 1970, 1968, and 1965 respectively.","qid":911232,"docid":"2219815","rank":55,"score":47900.0},{"content":"The dwarfs, led by Bobo, embark on a dangerous quest to help Rose by finding her true love, Jack, and saving her with a kiss. They encounter challenges including a fiery dragon and the evil witch, Dellamorta, who schemes against them.","qid":911232,"docid":"4258209","rank":56,"score":47754.0},{"content":"Conflict in narrative literature refers to the challenges faced by main characters that hinder them from achieving their goals. It adds uncertainty and creates tension in the story. A narrative can have multiple conflicts, not all of which may be resolved. The resolution of a conflict provides closure or fulfillment, which can occur at any point in the story.","qid":911232,"docid":"8023220","rank":57,"score":47690.0},{"content":"Conflict in literature refers to the clash of opposing forces or desires within a character or between characters, manifesting as internal or external struggles. It is most commonly depicted through the interaction between a protagonist and an antagonist.","qid":911232,"docid":"8534936","rank":58,"score":47657.0},{"content":"The passage discusses six types of story conflicts, with the first one being person against person. This type of conflict is common in fiction and real life and can serve as the main conflict in a novel. It may also consist of several smaller conflicts contributing to a larger one.","qid":911232,"docid":"4517905","rank":59,"score":47487.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the first type of conflict in stories, which is the \"Man Versus Self.\" This refers to internal battles and struggles that characters face within themselves, influencing their actions, motivations, and relationships with others. These conflicts can be ongoing or occur at specific points in the narrative.","qid":911232,"docid":"3976219","rank":60,"score":47461.0},{"content":"The main conflict in the passage is Katniss' ordeal as a tribute in the fight-to-the-death Hunger Games, and her subsequent confrontation with the Capitol government when she and Peeta threaten suicide to end the games.","qid":911232,"docid":"8484177","rank":61,"score":47453.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the origin of Christmas presents in the Christian tradition, attributing it to the magi from the story \"The Gift of the Magi.\" The magi are also known as the three kings or wise men.","qid":911232,"docid":"7486721","rank":62,"score":47421.0},{"content":"The Terminator series represents a man versus society conflict, where the main character faces opposition from societal norms and must work against them.","qid":911232,"docid":"3976215","rank":63,"score":47301.0},{"content":"Character conflict refers to disagreements or obstacles between characters that hinder each other's goals. Other types of conflict include character versus environment and character versus self.","qid":911232,"docid":"3976217","rank":64,"score":47239.0},{"content":"The name Della has two possible origins. It could be derived from the Old English word \"del,\" meaning a small valley or glen, and used as a feminine form of Dell. Alternatively, it could be a short form of Adela, a name of noble origin.","qid":911232,"docid":"4892630","rank":65,"score":47161.0},{"content":"The Magi's gift involves a man selling his watch to buy combs for his wife, who then sells her hair to buy a chain for his watch. Both gifts become useless as the man's combs cannot be used with his sold watch, and the woman's chain is no longer useful with her shortened hair. However, they cherish their gifts due to the self-sacrifice each made to obtain them.","qid":911232,"docid":"8816623","rank":66,"score":47149.0},{"content":"The passage discusses two types of conflicts in literature: one where the hero faces off against nature, and another where the protagonist seeks to dominate nature. It provides examples of these conflicts through Herman Melville's \"Moby Dick,\" which revolves around a man's obsession with defeating a whale, and Ernest Hemingway's \"The Old Man and the Sea,\" which involves a smaller-scale struggle between an angler and a fish.","qid":911232,"docid":"8027887","rank":67,"score":47143.0},{"content":"The historical conflict between religious (Pope Gregory VII) and political (Emperor Henry IV) leaders is exemplified by their disagreements, with the relationship between Pope Gregory VII of the Roman Catholic Church and Emperor Henry IV of the Holy Roman Empire being a notable instance.","qid":911232,"docid":"2098856","rank":68,"score":47101.0},{"content":"The passage discusses six types of story conflicts, with the first one being person against person. This type of conflict is common in fiction and real life and can serve as the main conflict in a novel. It may also consist of several smaller conflicts.","qid":911232,"docid":"8027894","rank":69,"score":47021.0},{"content":"External conflict involving physical struggle between characters and external forces such as other characters, animals, or natural elements is referred to as physical conflict.","qid":911232,"docid":"8027888","rank":70,"score":47008.0},{"content":"The story features two conflicts: Emily's internal struggles with her morals, dreams, and rights, and the community's conflicts towards her. The former takes precedence.","qid":911232,"docid":"2428679","rank":71,"score":46962.0},{"content":"The passage discusses external conflicts in literature, specifically those that occur outside the protagonist's body. It explains that the primary form of external conflict is the protagonist's struggle against an antagonist, but other external conflicts can stem from other characters, natural elements, or societal forces.","qid":911232,"docid":"6732194","rank":72,"score":46847.0},{"content":"The passage identifies two additional types of conflict: Man versus machine, where a human confronts a machine or technology, and Man versus society, where a character goes against societal norms. The Terminator series illustrates the former, and the latter involves a character challenging societal expectations.","qid":911232,"docid":"7647252","rank":73,"score":46776.0},{"content":"Della is a feminine name with origins in Old English. It can be derived from the word \"dell,\" meaning a small valley or glen. Another possibility is that it is a short form of Adela, a name meaning nobility.","qid":911232,"docid":"4892629","rank":74,"score":46768.0},{"content":"The passage describes a couple living in poverty in a shabby flat. Despite their financial struggles, they love each other deeply. One of their two great possessions is Della's beautiful brown knee-length hair.","qid":911232,"docid":"4967295","rank":75,"score":46755.0},{"content":"The passage identifies man versus man conflict as one of the four main types in literature, where the primary struggle is between opposing individuals with no other major conflicts present.","qid":911232,"docid":"4238482","rank":76,"score":46680.0},{"content":"Conflict in narratives can take various forms, including man versus man, as exemplified by the battle between King Arthur and Mordred in literature. Such conflicts serve as challenges that main characters must overcome to achieve their objectives.","qid":911232,"docid":"1847341","rank":77,"score":46557.0},{"content":"The Magi were a group of foreigners mentioned in the Gospel of Matthew and Christian tradition, referred to as the Three Wise Men or Three Kings. They visited Jesus after his birth and brought gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh.","qid":911232,"docid":"3829555","rank":78,"score":46500.0},{"content":"In the 12th century, Henry II faced his most formidable opponent in Thomas Becket, a former loyal servant, during the Church-State conflict, as detailed in Arthur Bryant's \"The Story of England\" series.","qid":911232,"docid":"3898380","rank":79,"score":46496.0},{"content":"Character vs. character conflict refers to disagreements, competitions, or obstacles between characters that hinder each other's goals. Other types of conflict include character vs environment and character vs self.","qid":911232,"docid":"1100882","rank":80,"score":46428.0},{"content":"Character vs. character conflict refers to disagreements, competitions, or obstacles between characters that hinder each other's goals. Other types of conflict include character vs environment and character vs self.","qid":911232,"docid":"6999317","rank":81,"score":46428.0},{"content":"Character vs. character conflict refers to disagreements, competitions, or obstacles between characters that hinder each other's goals. Other types of conflict include character vs environment and character vs self. (61 words)","qid":911232,"docid":"3976214","rank":82,"score":46418.0},{"content":"The story's conflict primarily revolves around a power struggle between Frankenstein and his monster. The monster seeks a mate from Frankenstein, while Frankenstein intends to destroy the monster to end the destruction it causes.","qid":911232,"docid":"4758366","rank":83,"score":46404.0},{"content":"The name Della has multiple meanings. In American culture, it means \"Bright.\" In English culture, it means \"Noble.\" The name has been in use as an independent name since the late 19th century in English culture.","qid":911232,"docid":"4892635","rank":84,"score":46308.0},{"content":"A conflict is a struggle in literature, which can be external between a character and an outside force or internal within a character.","qid":911232,"docid":"4996496","rank":85,"score":46278.0},{"content":"Della Street's role in contrast to Barbara Hale's earlier roles is marked by her devoted, supportive, and loyal nature, rather than single-mindedness.","qid":911232,"docid":"2219822","rank":86,"score":46193.0},{"content":"The name Della has English and Greek origins. In English, it means \"Noble,\" while in Greek, it means \"Delphine.\" The name gained popularity as an independent name in the late 19th century.","qid":911232,"docid":"3400394","rank":87,"score":45738.0},{"content":"The passage discusses two types of conflicts in fiction and life: the main conflict, which is person against person and is common in both, and smaller conflicts, which can be person against person and may contribute to the larger conflict.","qid":911232,"docid":"1877233","rank":88,"score":45728.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the type of conflict in literature where the hero faces a natural force as an obstacle to achieving their goal. This force can take the form of a natural disaster like a storm or earthquake, or an animal from nature. The outcome for the hero can vary, as they may succeed in reaching their goal or be defeated.","qid":911232,"docid":"8638328","rank":89,"score":45605.0},{"content":"In Romeo and Juliet, the families' hatred creates a conflict as Romeo and Juliet fall in love, aware that their families' disapproval would make their union unacceptable.","qid":911232,"docid":"7279108","rank":90,"score":45594.0},{"content":"Catherine's relationship with Sam Braun sometimes led to conflicts during investigations. However, they are now financially secure due to a significant financial gift from him.","qid":911232,"docid":"5237772","rank":91,"score":45316.0},{"content":"External conflict in \"Occurrence at Owl Creek\" arises when soldiers try to kill Peyton for approaching confidential land. Internal conflict occurs in Peyton's mind.","qid":911232,"docid":"1431776","rank":92,"score":45236.0},{"content":"The novel's antagonists are the devastating effects of war and Catherine's illness. The climax occurs during the retreat at Caporetto, where Henry is forced to desert the army and ultimately loses Catherine and their unborn son.","qid":911232,"docid":"4625629","rank":93,"score":45173.0},{"content":"The name Della has English and Greek origins. In English, it means \"Noble,\" and has been frequently used as an independent name since the late 19th century. The Greek meaning of the name is unknown without additional context.","qid":911232,"docid":"4892634","rank":94,"score":45168.0},{"content":"External conflicts are a literary device that drive the story forward, contrasting with internal conflicts which focus on the protagonist's inner struggles. External conflicts stem from external forces such as other characters, natural elements, and societal influences.","qid":911232,"docid":"6732188","rank":95,"score":45085.0},{"content":"The passage discusses different types of conflicts in character development, including character vs. character, where characters clash with each other, and character vs. self or environment. The author emphasizes the importance of staying true to one's character to maintain self-identity and avoid becoming someone disliked.","qid":911232,"docid":"6261257","rank":96,"score":45057.0},{"content":"The third type of conflict is \"Man versus Man,\" where characters are in opposition to each other's actions, reactions, or motivations. As a writer, this conflict can be used to add comedic elements to the narrative.","qid":911232,"docid":"3976216","rank":97,"score":45055.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that the characters in the text have inner conflicts, making man vs. self an applicable theme. Additionally, the pressure to give gifts during Christmas due to societal norms could indicate man vs. society as another possible theme.","qid":911232,"docid":"8816618","rank":98,"score":44983.0},{"content":"An external conflict is a type of dispute where characters face opposition, either through direct confrontation like gunfights or robberies, or subtle clashes of desires in genres like romance and family epics. This conflict is prevalent in traditional literature, fairy tales, and myths.","qid":911232,"docid":"8534943","rank":99,"score":44926.0},{"content":"The passage discusses four primary types of conflict, emphasizing that each conflict involves two opposing sides leading to change. It's essential for readers to recognize and comprehend both sides of the conflict. Additionally, characters may face struggles against natural elements.","qid":911232,"docid":"276497","rank":100,"score":44828.0}]}
{"query":"describe how muscles and bones work together to produce movement","hits":[{"content":"The muscular and skeletal systems collaborate, with muscles contracting to pull on tendons and bones, resulting in body movement. Muscles are linked to bones via cartilage, a robust material that cannot be torn.","qid":141630,"docid":"6530476","rank":1,"score":123463.0},{"content":"The muscular and skeletal systems collaborate, with muscles contracting to pull or push bones via tendons, resulting in body movement. They work together to support and provide mobility for the body, with muscles connected to bones by the strong and untearable material, cartilage.","qid":141630,"docid":"4098924","rank":2,"score":122927.0},{"content":"The muscular and skeletal systems collaborate, with muscles contracting to pull or push bones via tendons, resulting in body movement. They work together to support and provide mobility. Muscles are connected to bones by the strong, tear-resistant material, cartilage.","qid":141630,"docid":"4098919","rank":3,"score":122748.0},{"content":"Muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints collaborate to enable movement by expanding and contracting, which pulls the connected bones and allows joints to move. Muscles are responsible for pulling on ligaments and joints to move body parts, with muscles and bones supporting each other through this process.","qid":141630,"docid":"3500851","rank":4,"score":121593.0},{"content":"Muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints collaborate to enable movement by expanding and contracting, which pulls bones and allows joints to move. Muscles function in opposing groups, with contractions and relaxations producing gross and fine movements in the arm based on intended tasks.","qid":141630,"docid":"2366121","rank":5,"score":121121.0},{"content":"Muscles and bones are connected through tendons, enabling movement as muscles expand and contract, pulling on bones and causing joints to move. Bones are moved by muscle pairs working in opposition: one contracts while the other relaxes to produce motion.","qid":141630,"docid":"8319987","rank":6,"score":120766.0},{"content":"Muscles, tendons, and ligaments collaborate to facilitate movement by pulling bones in joints as they expand and contract.","qid":141630,"docid":"885784","rank":7,"score":119504.0},{"content":"Joints are locations where muscles and bones connect. Tendons, a type of connective tissue, link muscles to bones. Skeletal muscles, which cause movement, attach to two bones at a joint, functioning as levers with the joints acting as fulcrums. The positioning of the load in relation to the joint or fulcrum determines if the muscles and bones create a mechanical advantage or disadvantage during object lifting.","qid":141630,"docid":"6496225","rank":8,"score":119465.0},{"content":"The muscular and skeletal systems collaborate, with muscles contracting and pulling on tendons connected to bones to create movement. Muscles are linked to bones via cartilage and tendons, often spanning from one bone end to another. The nervous system initiates muscle contraction through signals to enable movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"8319993","rank":9,"score":119182.0},{"content":"The nervous system sends signals to contract skeletal muscles, resulting in bone movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"5337305","rank":10,"score":118706.0},{"content":"The muscular and skeletal systems collaborate to offer body support and mobility. Muscles, connected to bones via tendons and sometimes cartilage, contract to pull or push bones, resulting in movement. Together, these systems manage the body's movements.","qid":141630,"docid":"1157249","rank":11,"score":116456.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the function of muscle fibers in skeletal muscles, explaining how their arrangements impact strength and range of motion. It also covers the roles of prime mover, antagonist, synergist, and fixator muscles in producing movements, and how contractions of skeletal muscles cause movements by pulling on tendons and bones or other structures. Muscles are attached to bones across joints, and most muscles span multiple joints.","qid":141630,"docid":"5126207","rank":12,"score":114605.0},{"content":"The passage explains that joints are the points where muscles and bones connect, and tendons serve to link muscle to bone. Skeletal muscles, which cause movement, attach to two bones at a joint. During movement, only one bone moves while the other remains still. The musculoskeletal system, consisting of joints, bones, and skeletal muscles, functions together to produce movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"8319989","rank":13,"score":113982.0},{"content":"The muscles attached to bones through tendons enable movement by contracting upon nervous system signals, causing the connected bones to follow.","qid":141630,"docid":"6638749","rank":14,"score":113675.0},{"content":"Bones provide support and muscles cause movement through the action of tendons, which connect muscles to bones.","qid":141630,"docid":"3500852","rank":15,"score":112695.0},{"content":"The nervous system sends signals to contract skeletal muscles, initiating movement through the coordinated effort of muscles and bones.","qid":141630,"docid":"6007469","rank":16,"score":111788.0},{"content":"The passage explains that muscles and bones function together for movement, with muscles pulling on bones to shorten and move them. It advises readers to simulate this process by pulling on the fishing line or metal rings attached to the model, representing muscles, without touching the bones or labels.","qid":141630,"docid":"3500860","rank":17,"score":111748.0},{"content":"The passage explains that muscles and bones function together for movement. Most bones are connected to muscles, and muscles can only pull or shorten, causing bones to move. Muscles operate in pairs to facilitate movement. The passage suggests experimenting with a model by gently pulling on the muscles (fishing line or metal rings) to observe the interaction between muscles and bones.","qid":141630,"docid":"7985117","rank":18,"score":111716.0},{"content":"The muscular system and skeletal system work together for movement, with the skeleton made up of cartilage and calcified bone. The calcified bones produce blood cells, specifically red and white blood cells, through marrow inside the bones, linking the skeletal and circulatory systems. (Source: biology4kids.com)","qid":141630,"docid":"6496223","rank":19,"score":110877.0},{"content":"The skeletal-muscular system allows movement through the collaboration of bones, muscles, tendons, and ligaments. Bones provide support and do not bend, muscles contract and relax to cause movement, tendons connect muscles to bones, and joints enable smooth movement and resistance to wear and tear with the help of cartilage. Injuries can still occur despite these adaptations.","qid":141630,"docid":"6319711","rank":20,"score":110506.0},{"content":"The passage explains that for movement to take place, the coordinated effort of muscles, bones, tendons, ligaments, and signals from the brain is necessary.","qid":141630,"docid":"4422340","rank":21,"score":110504.0},{"content":"The muscles in the leg and foot collaborate to facilitate movements like standing, walking, running, and jumping. Simultaneously, the leg and foot bones and joints need to be robust to bear the body's weight and flexible for movement and balance.","qid":141630,"docid":"8319991","rank":22,"score":109475.0},{"content":"Vertebrates move by contracting muscles attached to bones via tendons. Muscles typically work in pairs, with one contracting while the other relaxes (antagonism). The arms and legs, part of the appendicular skeleton, have a single upper bone (humerus in arms, femur in legs) and a pair of bones below each joint (radius and ulna in arms, tibia and fibula in legs), which connect to the next joint (w","qid":141630,"docid":"5126206","rank":23,"score":109310.0},{"content":"The musculo-skeletal system, composed of muscles and bones, facilitates body movement. Muscles, connected to bones via tendons, generate force by transforming chemical energy into tension and contraction. Muscles linked to two distinct bones at a joint contract to bring them closer together, resulting in movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"1889340","rank":24,"score":109071.0},{"content":"The muscular and skeletal systems collaborate to facilitate movement and maintain posture. Muscles connect to bones and alter their positions at joints, while the stress exerted by muscles impacts the skeletal system's growth. Physical activity strengthens and densifies the skeletal system.","qid":141630,"docid":"8225222","rank":25,"score":108919.0},{"content":"The passage explains that bones, ligaments, and muscles make up the levers in the human body, enabling movement. Joints function as the axis or fulcrum, while muscles, which cross the joints, provide the force to move weights or resistances.","qid":141630,"docid":"340875","rank":26,"score":108257.0},{"content":"Muscles are responsible for all body movements, no matter how small. They work in conjunction with bones to make body parts function like a machine. Muscles are primarily made up of tissue that expands and contracts, and each muscle has a tendon at each end for attachment to other body parts. Tendons are strong, non-stretchy tissues that connect muscles to bones. For instance, the biceps muscle in the upper arm is connected to the lower arm bones by","qid":141630,"docid":"8068281","rank":27,"score":108070.0},{"content":"The musculo-skeletal system, composed of muscles and bones, facilitates bodily movement. Muscles, attached to bones via tendons, generate force by transforming chemical energy into tension and contraction. Muscles connected to two distinct bones at a joint contract to bring them closer together, causing movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"7705603","rank":28,"score":107849.0},{"content":"Muscles produce movements by pulling on tendons connected to bones, causing bones to move at joints. The relationship between muscles and bones involves muscles exerting force on tendons, which then pull on bones. A lever is a simple machine consisting of a bar that rotates around a fixed point called a fulcrum. The three types of levers differ based on the location of the fulcrum, effort, and resistance.","qid":141630,"docid":"2366117","rank":29,"score":107751.0},{"content":"The musculoskeletal system, composed of muscles and skeleton, functions together for bodily movement. Ligaments hold bones in place, while tendons connect muscles to bones. Muscle contraction causes skeletal movement, and the skeletal structure influences the range and direction of movements.","qid":141630,"docid":"8685361","rank":30,"score":107732.0},{"content":"The musculoskeletal system is made up of the skeletal system, which includes bones and joints, and the muscular system with over 600 skeletal muscles. They work together to enable movements such as sitting, walking, running, jumping, and throwing.","qid":141630,"docid":"8319992","rank":31,"score":107684.0},{"content":"The passage explains that bones, ligaments, and muscles function as levers in the human body to facilitate movement. Joints serve as the axis or fulcrum, while muscles, which cross the joints, provide the force to move a weight or resistance.","qid":141630,"docid":"8653589","rank":32,"score":107481.0},{"content":"Muscles, connected to bones by tendons at origins and insertions, generate movements by pulling on bones, which function as levers with joints acting as fulcrums. Notably, muscles responsible for moving body parts do not always cover the parts they move.","qid":141630,"docid":"4101951","rank":33,"score":107317.0},{"content":"The musculoskeletal system, consisting of joints, bones, and skeletal muscles, functions together to create movement, provide stability, maintain posture, and offer protection in the body.","qid":141630,"docid":"4422338","rank":34,"score":106842.0},{"content":"Section 3 explains that bones are covered with a slippery tissue called cartilage at their ends, which acts as a shock absorber and reduces friction during movement. In Section 2, it is described that the functioning of muscles, bones, and joints is comparable to a lever system. Bones act as rods, joints function as fulcrums, and the contraction and relaxation of muscles provide the force to move body parts.","qid":141630,"docid":"1314689","rank":35,"score":106748.0},{"content":"The musculoskeletal system, composed of muscles and bones, works together to enable animals to move towards more favorable external conditions. Muscles contract and pull on bones via tendons, causing movement across joints. Muscles typically function in pairs, with one contracting while the other relaxes, a process called antagonism.","qid":141630,"docid":"6064897","rank":36,"score":106733.0},{"content":"The muscles, connected to bones by tendons, move bones by working in pairs, with one contracting while the other relaxes. Muscles are responsible for pulling ligaments and joints, enabling movement of body parts, as bones and muscles support each other through this interaction.","qid":141630,"docid":"3500855","rank":37,"score":106490.0},{"content":"The passage describes how bones, muscles, and joints collaborate to generate movement in the body, with additional functions of providing stability, maintaining posture, and ensuring protection. Together, they form levers by acting as bones and muscles do in a mechanical system.","qid":141630,"docid":"4422344","rank":38,"score":106005.0},{"content":"Skeletal muscles work with bones, keeping them in place and enabling movement through joints. Muscles attach bones to each other or to other structures, and contraction causes one to move while the other remains still.","qid":141630,"docid":"8768725","rank":39,"score":105537.0},{"content":"The musculoskeletal system, consisting of joints, bones, and skeletal muscles, functions together to facilitate movement in the body. Additionally, it provides stability, posture, and protection.","qid":141630,"docid":"8319990","rank":40,"score":105407.0},{"content":"The musculo-skeletal system, composed of muscles and bones, facilitates body movement. Muscles, which contract and generate force, are connected to bones via tendons and other tissues. This interaction enables muscles to convert chemical energy into tension, resulting in movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"1175842","rank":41,"score":105147.0},{"content":"The musculo-skeletal system, composed of muscles and bones, facilitates body movement. Muscles, connected to bones via tendons, generate force by transforming chemical energy into tension and contraction. Muscles linked to different bones at a joint contract to bring those bones together, causing movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"806878","rank":42,"score":105120.0},{"content":"Ligaments are fibrous strands that connect bones. Three types of muscles exist in the body: Skeletal muscles hold bones together, give shape, and help move bones; Smooth muscles aid in digestion by moving food and help regulate blood pressure. Create a chain diagram at KidsHealth to understand the process of body movement, starting with the decision to move and ending with the coordination of movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"7985119","rank":43,"score":105049.0},{"content":"The muscular system is responsible for moving bones and initiating heartbeats. Muscle contractions result from electrical signals that vary from small eye muscle movements to large thigh muscle actions. Muscles function in pairs, with opposing groups contracting and relaxing simultaneously. There are three types of muscle tissue: skeletal muscle, which accounts for over 40% of body weight and produces body movements when signaled by the nervous system.","qid":141630,"docid":"2658027","rank":44,"score":104536.0},{"content":"The passage explains how muscles and bones function to create movement. Muscles contract to pull on bones, which act as levers, resulting in motion.","qid":141630,"docid":"4101952","rank":45,"score":104144.0},{"content":"The human body's structure is composed of bones, muscles, and skin, which provide the body with structure, protect organs, enable movement, and contain all bodily materials respectively.","qid":141630,"docid":"5711339","rank":46,"score":104101.0},{"content":"Vertebrates move by contracting muscles attached to bones via tendons at joints. Muscle pairs work in antagonism: one contracts while the other relaxes to produce movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"4422339","rank":47,"score":104086.0},{"content":"Bones and muscles work together to allow movement by bones through muscles' pulling action on ligaments and joints. Muscles connect bones and support movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"3500854","rank":48,"score":103750.0},{"content":"Vertebrates move by contracting muscles attached to bones through tendons. Muscle pairs work in antagonism, with one contracting while the other relaxes to facilitate movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"1157251","rank":49,"score":103632.0},{"content":"Muscles, including those responsible for body movement, are composed of muscle fibers that contract and relax. Contraction causes muscles to shorten and pull against bones, while they do not push. Most muscles function in pairs.","qid":141630,"docid":"4718251","rank":50,"score":103602.0},{"content":"Tendons connect muscles to bones, enabling muscle contraction to cause bone movement at joints. Muscles typically operate in pairs, with one muscle contracting while the other relaxes during antagonism to produce movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"4422342","rank":51,"score":103600.0},{"content":"The skeletal muscles connect to bones and work with connective tissue at joints to enable movement. They also link to the nervous system for muscle initiation through nerve signals from the brain, with the skeletal and muscular systems functioning together as the body's framework for movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"6496226","rank":52,"score":103429.0},{"content":"Skeletal muscles link to bones and function with connective tissue at joints to facilitate movement. They are connected to the nervous system, enabling initiation of muscle contractions through nerve signals from and to the brain.","qid":141630,"docid":"554699","rank":53,"score":103421.0},{"content":"The musculoskeletal system, composed of muscles and bones, enables body movement. Muscles are linked to bones via tendons, while bones are joined together by ligaments at their meeting points, referred to as joints.","qid":141630,"docid":"7107466","rank":54,"score":103294.0},{"content":"The muscular and skeletal systems collaborate, with muscles attached to bones via cartilage, to offer the body support and mobility.","qid":141630,"docid":"1611308","rank":55,"score":103136.0},{"content":"Muscles contract to perform work and provide body shape, while bones support the body and some protect the muscles.","qid":141630,"docid":"885787","rank":56,"score":102997.0},{"content":"The musculoskeletal system is made up of muscles and bones. Bones provide the body with structure and posture, while muscles enable movement through contraction and the generation of tension.","qid":141630,"docid":"2892893","rank":57,"score":102957.0},{"content":"The skeletal system is covered by muscles that allow movement. Muscles are connected to bones via tendons and often span the length of the bone. The skeletal system and muscles collaborate through signals and impulses transmitted between the brain and muscles.","qid":141630,"docid":"6486090","rank":58,"score":102562.0},{"content":"The passage describes how muscles, bones, ligaments, and tendons collaborate to allow for joint movement and maintain bone connection. Muscles, which attach to bones via tendons, enable motion by contracting and bending the connected bones. The bones, in turn, provide support for the muscles and facilitate movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"7985118","rank":59,"score":102504.0},{"content":"Bones are part of the skeletal system that help facilitate movement by working with tendons, joints, ligaments, and muscles. They receive essential nutrients through blood vessels within their structure.","qid":141630,"docid":"5607938","rank":60,"score":102493.0},{"content":"Muscles are connected to bones via tendons, allowing bones to move when muscles contract. Bones also function with the circulatory system, as marrow inside them produces red and white blood cells. (Source: biology4kids.com)","qid":141630,"docid":"6496220","rank":61,"score":102140.0},{"content":"The muscular and skeletal systems collaborate, with muscles attached to bones by the strong, tear-resistant material, cartilage.","qid":141630,"docid":"6007465","rank":62,"score":102068.0},{"content":"Muscles are responsible for pulling ligaments and joints to enable movement of body limbs and organs. They work in conjunction with bones by pulling on each other and providing support for movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"3500858","rank":63,"score":101999.0},{"content":"Bones move through the contraction of muscles, which are attached to bones by tendons. Muscles typically work in pairs, with one contracting while the other relaxes, causing the bone to move towards the contracted muscle. Bones are joined together at joints, where they meet.","qid":141630,"docid":"6580043","rank":64,"score":101937.0},{"content":"Skeletal muscle makes up around 40% of a person's weight and consists of over 600 muscles that work together when signaled by the nervous system to create body movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"2658026","rank":65,"score":101901.0},{"content":"The passage describes how muscles, ligaments, tendons, and cartilage function together to support bones and enable joint movement. Muscles, which connect bones, contract to cause bone movement and facilitate skilled body motions.","qid":141630,"docid":"885786","rank":66,"score":101849.0},{"content":"The musculoskeletal system, comprised of bones, muscles, and joints, is responsible for supporting the body and enabling movement. Proper exercise and a balanced diet are essential for maintaining healthy bones and muscles.","qid":141630,"docid":"554702","rank":67,"score":101215.0},{"content":"The skeletal and muscular systems collaborate in the body, with muscles attached to bones and muscles enabling bone movement while bones serve as structures to support muscles. The absence of either system would impede body movement, as the skeletal system protects vital organs and supports muscles and skin.","qid":141630,"docid":"6064894","rank":68,"score":101183.0},{"content":"The passage explains that muscles are essential for movement as they are the elastic tissues that pull bones when we move. Our muscles, bones, and joints, along with tendons, ligaments, and cartilage, make up the musculoskeletal system, enabling us to perform daily physical activities.","qid":141630,"docid":"41364","rank":69,"score":101171.0},{"content":"The musculoskeletal system consists of muscles, bones, and joints. Muscles, made of elastic fibers and attached to bones via tendons, contract to initiate bone movement and joint action. Skeletal muscle is a specific type of muscle tissue in the body.","qid":141630,"docid":"1157248","rank":70,"score":101063.0},{"content":"The musculoskeletal system comprises bones, muscles, cartilage, tendons, ligaments, joints, and other connective tissue. Bones provide stability, while muscles offer form and movement. Joints allow motion, with cartilage preventing bone ends from rubbing. Muscles contract to move bones attached at joints. The system ensures the body's form, support, stability, and movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"1157245","rank":71,"score":100991.0},{"content":"Skeletal muscles contract to move bones, maintain posture, support soft tissues, guard body openings, and regulate body temperature.","qid":141630,"docid":"1635421","rank":72,"score":100953.0},{"content":"The human body's structure is composed of bones, muscles, and skin, which collectively provide the body with structure, protect organs, enable movement, and contain all bodily materials.","qid":141630,"docid":"5711340","rank":73,"score":100902.0},{"content":"The passage explains the relationship between muscles and bones, using the analogy of a car. Muscles contract to cause movement, while bones serve as a frame for support. Muscles pull on ligaments and joints to move body parts, working in conjunction with bones for proper function.","qid":141630,"docid":"3500857","rank":74,"score":100197.0},{"content":"The passage describes how bones, muscle, and skin collaborate in the human body. They provide structure and protect organs, enable body movement and organ function, and contain essential components.","qid":141630,"docid":"5711344","rank":75,"score":100007.0},{"content":"A tendon is a band of connective tissue that connects muscle to bone, enabling muscle contraction to cause joint movement by pulling on the bone.","qid":141630,"docid":"3139270","rank":76,"score":99972.0},{"content":"Muscles, part of the movement system, are made up of muscle fibers that contract and relax to produce movement. Most muscles work in pairs, with one muscle contracting to pull a bone while the other relaxes, allowing the bone to move. Contrary to popular belief, muscles do not push but rather pull to create movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"7004631","rank":77,"score":99966.0},{"content":"Tendons, which are cords made of tough tissue, connect skeletal muscles to bones, allowing for smooth muscle contraction and bone movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"1604833","rank":78,"score":99927.0},{"content":"Muscles contract and pull on bones at joints, causing all movements through tendons that connect them.","qid":141630,"docid":"3672655","rank":79,"score":99846.0},{"content":"Muscles are essential for moving bones and have additional functions such as enabling heartbeats and forming the walls of hollow organs. There are three types of muscle tissue: skeletal muscle, which makes up around 40% of body weight, creates movement by contracting upon nervous system signals, and consists of over 600 muscles.","qid":141630,"docid":"2658031","rank":80,"score":99732.0},{"content":"Synovial joints enable a wide range of movements through muscle contractions and relaxations attached to the bones on each side. The type and degree of movement at a synovial joint depend on its structural type, with ball-and-socket joints offering the greatest range of motion. In some cases, multiple joints collaborate to produce specific movements.","qid":141630,"docid":"1352380","rank":81,"score":99513.0},{"content":"The muscles in the body are connected to bones by tendons, which transmit the force of muscle movement to initiate bone and joint motion, making up the musculoskeletal system.","qid":141630,"docid":"5098398","rank":82,"score":99382.0},{"content":"Muscles, bones, and joints work together to enable body movements like walking and running, and muscles also maintain posture by keeping body parts in specific positions.","qid":141630,"docid":"8808343","rank":83,"score":98947.0},{"content":"Muscles, composed of contracting and relaxing muscle fibers, work in pairs to move the body by shortening and pulling against bones, contrary to popular belief that they push.","qid":141630,"docid":"2686304","rank":84,"score":98943.0},{"content":"Bones provide the body's structure, while muscles attach to bones and enable movement by pulling on joints. Cartilage, muscles, ligaments, and tendons work together to hold bones in place and facilitate joint movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"885781","rank":85,"score":98884.0},{"content":"The passage explains how muscles and bones work together for arm movement. Muscles, such as the bicep and tricep, contract to pull bones, functioning like ropes and levers. Movements like bending and straightening the arm at the elbow involve opposing muscle pairs, with one muscle pulling the bone in one direction and the other pushing it back.","qid":141630,"docid":"5098396","rank":86,"score":98860.0},{"content":"Muscles move the body by contracting and relaxing. Pairs of muscles work together to move bones, with the brain sending messages for contraction or relaxation.","qid":141630,"docid":"2278493","rank":87,"score":98760.0},{"content":"Muscles are essential for movement, made of tough, elastic tissue that pulls bones when we move. Along with bones, joints, tendons, ligaments, and cartilage, they form the musculoskeletal system, enabling everyday physical activities. (Bones provide structure and protection to the body.)","qid":141630,"docid":"7261857","rank":88,"score":98712.0},{"content":"The passage explains that muscles, bones, and joints work together to facilitate movements like walking and talking. Muscle contraction not only enables movement but also plays a role in maintaining posture. Posture is regulated by skeletal muscles. The passage also mentions that muscle diseases can cause failure.","qid":141630,"docid":"8549945","rank":89,"score":98288.0},{"content":"Skeletal muscles contract to move bones and maintain posture, as well as support soft tissues, guard body openings, and regulate body temperature.","qid":141630,"docid":"2606891","rank":90,"score":98282.0},{"content":"The passage explains how muscles and bones work together to allow movement. Muscles contract to pull on bones, which function like rods and levers. The bicep muscle, for instance, pulls on the lower arm bone to bend the elbow.","qid":141630,"docid":"4101945","rank":91,"score":98270.0},{"content":"Tendons, which are cords made of tough tissue, connect skeletal muscles to bones, enabling smooth movement when muscles contract. Muscles and tendons work together, allowing various-sized and shaped muscles to perform diverse functions.","qid":141630,"docid":"8167530","rank":92,"score":98034.0},{"content":"The skeletal system, composed of cartilage and calcified bone, facilitates movement and collaborates with the circulatory system to produce blood cells in the marrow. Issues can arise in the skeletal system and its tissues.","qid":141630,"docid":"3745657","rank":93,"score":98019.0},{"content":"The passage describes the instructional objectives for a project where students will learn about how the muscular, skeletal, and nervous systems collaborate to facilitate movement.","qid":141630,"docid":"3604692","rank":94,"score":98003.0},{"content":"Muscles and bones are connected through tendons and ligaments, enabling the muscular and skeletal systems to function together. Muscles, which are responsible for movement, are made of tough, elastic tissue that pulls bones when in action. The musculoskeletal system, consisting of bones, muscles, joints, tendons, ligaments, and cartilage, allows for everyday physical activities.","qid":141630,"docid":"6865899","rank":95,"score":97856.0},{"content":"The musculo-skeletal system, composed of muscles and bones, facilitates bodily movement. Muscles, which make up a significant portion of human body weight, contract by converting chemical energy into tension and exert force through tendons. The human body has over 650 muscles, and they can perform both short, quick contractions and long, sustained ones. Post-exercise, muscles may ache.","qid":141630,"docid":"4612722","rank":96,"score":97842.0},{"content":"Bones provide the body's structure, while muscles, cartilage, ligaments, and tendons work together to hold bones in place and enable movement by connecting and supporting joints.","qid":141630,"docid":"885782","rank":97,"score":97803.0},{"content":"The passage highlights that there are over 600 muscles in the body, which work with bones, cartilage, ligaments, and tendons to provide structure and enable movement through the action of pulling joints.","qid":141630,"docid":"885780","rank":98,"score":97701.0},{"content":"Skeletal muscle is the type that moves the body, making up approximately 40% of a person's weight with over 600 muscles in total. The muscular system, consisting of all muscles, moves the skeleton, maintains posture, and generates heat. Humans have three muscle types.","qid":141630,"docid":"5119655","rank":99,"score":97580.0},{"content":"The passage explains that bones are linked to other bones and muscles through connective tissue like tendons and ligaments. Bones provide stability to the body, while muscles keep bones in place and facilitate movement. Joints connect different bones to enable motion, and cartilage protects bone ends from friction. Muscles contract to move the connected bone at a joint.","qid":141630,"docid":"5389973","rank":100,"score":97402.0}]}
{"query":"what is chaff and flare","hits":[{"content":"Fighter and bomber units use chaff and flares during various altitudes and flight maneuvers. Deployment of these countermeasures does not affect the aircraft's flight characteristics.","qid":1115210,"docid":"8111878","rank":1,"score":104024.0},{"content":"Damaged flare, chaff, or impulse cartridges will not be used for loading into payload module assemblies. Unserviceable flare and impulse cartridges will be handled by Explosive Ordnance Disposal personnel for disposal, while unserviceable chaff cartridges will be scrapped. Cartridges should not be forced into payload module assemblies or hammered. A mixture of flare and chaff cartridges should not be","qid":1115210,"docid":"8111887","rank":2,"score":85420.0},{"content":"Esterline Defense Technologies, with over 40 years of experience, specializes in producing chaff and flare products for military aircraft.","qid":1115210,"docid":"8111885","rank":3,"score":85270.0},{"content":"A flare is a worsening of symptoms in a chronic disease, which is a transient increase in disease severity that eventually subsides.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3031187","rank":4,"score":78564.0},{"content":"A flare is an unexpected and short-lived emission of light or emotion. An illustration is a signal light released into the sky to indicate danger or distress.","qid":1115210,"docid":"5547299","rank":5,"score":76057.0},{"content":"A flare refers to a worsening of arthritis symptoms, including inflamed and painful joints, malaise, and fatigue, with causes depending on the specific disease.","qid":1115210,"docid":"4450407","rank":6,"score":75112.0},{"content":"A flare is an aerial countermeasure used by planes and helicopters to thwart infrared homing missiles. Composed of magnesium or other hot-burning metals, flares have a burning temperature equal to or hotter than engine exhaust.","qid":1115210,"docid":"8111879","rank":7,"score":74932.0},{"content":"A flare is defined as an unexpected and short-lived burst of light or emotion. An illustration is a signal for help, where a light is shot up into the air. (Verb form: flares)","qid":1115210,"docid":"5547291","rank":8,"score":74815.0},{"content":"Chaff are aluminum-coated glass fibers of different lengths designed to reflect radar waves over a wide spectrum, deceiving planes or missiles locking onto an aircraft.","qid":1115210,"docid":"8111886","rank":9,"score":74699.0},{"content":"The passage describes the term \"flares\" having two meanings. The first refers to sources of bright light or heat used for emergencies or illumination. An example is given of flares diverting traffic from an accident. The second meaning refers to a widening or expansion of an object, as seen in the fashion trend of flared pants in the 1970s.","qid":1115210,"docid":"5547295","rank":10,"score":73290.0},{"content":"A flare is defined as a sudden and brief outburst of light or emotion, such as a signal shot up into the air or an expression of anger. The term can also mean blazing into sudden light or curving outward.","qid":1115210,"docid":"5547293","rank":11,"score":72944.0},{"content":"Flares are brightly burning sources used for emergencies to attract attention, illuminate areas, or serve as decoys. They can lead traffic away from accidents or puncture tires, and can attract heat-seeking missiles. A flare is also a term for a widening of an object with a consistent width.","qid":1115210,"docid":"5547292","rank":12,"score":72665.0},{"content":"Chaff refers to the seed coverings and other debris that are separated from the seeds during the threshing process of grain. It also metaphorically represents something worthless or irrelevant, as in having a few valuable insights amidst a great deal of unnecessary discourse.","qid":1115210,"docid":"840010","rank":13,"score":72641.0},{"content":"Chaff refers to the seed coverings and other debris separated from the seeds during grain threshing. It is also used metaphorically to describe something worthless or irrelevant, as in having a few valuable insights amidst much discursive nonsense. In botany, chaff refers to the scales on the receptacle among the florets in the heads of composite plants.","qid":1115210,"docid":"840012","rank":14,"score":72167.0},{"content":"A flare is an unexpected and short-lived burst of light or emotional expression. An illustration is a signal light fired into the sky to indicate distress.","qid":1115210,"docid":"5547297","rank":15,"score":71990.0},{"content":"A flare is an explosive device used for emergencies, available in handheld and rocket forms. Handheld flares operate on the ground, while rocket flares are launched into the air. Handheld flares have two varieties.","qid":1115210,"docid":"845828","rank":16,"score":71931.0},{"content":"A Hyder flare is a type of intense brightening that occurs in the solar chromosphere. They are observed on Earth using narrow band filters with a small bandwidth and typically centered on the Hydrogen-alpha wavelength of 656.3 nm.","qid":1115210,"docid":"4126346","rank":17,"score":71665.0},{"content":"The passage discusses two optical phenomena: flare and interreflection. Flare refers to unwanted reflections in an optical system that can fog an image. Interreflection is the reciprocal reflection between two reflecting surfaces, such as the two surfaces of a lens.","qid":1115210,"docid":"1419213","rank":18,"score":71224.0},{"content":"The term \"flare\" can refer to two different things. First, it can describe a brightly burning light used in emergencies or to illuminate an area. Second, it can refer to a widening of an object, such as the lower legs of trousers and jeans.","qid":1115210,"docid":"5547298","rank":19,"score":70904.0},{"content":"A flare is an explosive device used for emergencies, available in handheld and rocket forms. Handheld flares include signal flares that burn bright red and smoke flares that produce large plumes of orange or red smoke when placed on the ground or dropped in water.","qid":1115210,"docid":"2168224","rank":20,"score":70772.0},{"content":"A flare is a source of bright light used for signaling, illumination, or attracting attention, often in the form of a device or composition. Airports use flares to guide planes during night landings.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3031193","rank":21,"score":70393.0},{"content":"A flare is a tall stack with a burner used to eliminate excess gases produced by refineries, sulfur recovery plants, and hydrogen production plants. Flare systems are constantly operating, mostly in standby mode, ready to combust gases when they are released.","qid":1115210,"docid":"845823","rank":22,"score":70260.0},{"content":"A flare is a signaling device that emits a bright flame, used primarily on ships as a distress signal. Synonyms include rocket, light, signal, beacon.","qid":1115210,"docid":"4450404","rank":23,"score":69510.0},{"content":"The passage defines the term \"flare\" with multiple meanings. It can refer to a sudden blaze of light from a match or a device used for signaling, lighting up, or attracting attention. Additionally, it can denote a sudden outburst or display of emotion.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3031191","rank":24,"score":69476.0},{"content":"Lens flare is an unwanted effect in photography caused by light scattering or flaring in a lens system, usually due to encountering a bright light source. This occurs through unintended image formation mechanisms like internal reflection and material imperfections in the lens.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3031192","rank":25,"score":69349.0},{"content":"A gas flare is a combustion device used in industrial plants and oil\/gas production sites to burn excess gas. It is common in petroleum refineries, chemical plants, natural gas processing plants, and at oil and gas wells, offshore rigs, and landfills in North Dakota.","qid":1115210,"docid":"7463700","rank":26,"score":68832.0},{"content":"The passage describes a painting technique called \"flare,\" where the line of spray paint widens and fades as the can is tilted away from the surface. The effect can be improved by using certain caps, and the author suggests checking out \"Sunset from France\" online for a better visual representation of this technique.","qid":1115210,"docid":"4450406","rank":27,"score":68799.0},{"content":"A flare is a source of sudden bright light, used for signaling, lighting up objects or attracting attention, or a device or material used to produce such light.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3031188","rank":28,"score":68725.0},{"content":"For individuals with autoimmune diseases, a flare can cause extreme fatigue. Sleep is essential for the body to heal and regenerate. To optimize rest, consider going to bed early, sleeping in late, and taking naps. Despite symptoms of a flare making sleep difficult, prioritizing rest is crucial for recovery.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3135662","rank":29,"score":68424.0},{"content":"In the year 2137, a flare was discovered on Sevastopol Station. Flares are pyrotechnic devices that emit intense light or heat without exploding. They are utilized for signalling, illumination, and defensive purposes in both civilian and military contexts.","qid":1115210,"docid":"4781712","rank":30,"score":68241.0},{"content":"Ulcerative Colitis symptoms indicate a flare-up, with remission being the absence of symptoms. Some patients may experience minimal symptoms and refer to it as being out of a flare-up.","qid":1115210,"docid":"5337254","rank":31,"score":68038.0},{"content":"A solar flare is an explosive release of magnetic energy in the Sun's atmosphere, resulting in increased brightness that is not visible to the naked eye but can be detected through telescopes, space x-rays, and thermal imaging equipment.","qid":1115210,"docid":"602919","rank":32,"score":67887.0},{"content":"A flare-up is a sudden worsening of symptoms for individuals with Crohn's disease. The cause of these flare-ups is not definitively known due to inconsistent research on the subject, as the condition is intricate and not fully understood by scientists.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3464696","rank":33,"score":67743.0},{"content":"A solar flare is an explosive release of magnetic energy in the Sun's atmosphere, resulting in a brightness surge undetectable by the naked eye but observable through telescopes, space x-rays, and thermal imaging equipment.","qid":1115210,"docid":"1603289","rank":34,"score":67722.0},{"content":"A solar flare is a bright, gaseous eruption on the Sun characterized by the release of massive amounts of high-energy particles and gases, ejected thousands of miles from the Sun's surface.","qid":1115210,"docid":"5539472","rank":35,"score":67497.0},{"content":"The passage describes \"flares\" as loot items in the game \"Stranded Deep.\" They are found in hard cases and lockers within shipwrecks. Once obtained, flares can be lit by pressing the 'use' button and they burn for over a day. Despite not providing much light, they are effective in scaring away sharks.","qid":1115210,"docid":"1930304","rank":36,"score":67483.0},{"content":"A cortisone flare is a side effect of cortisone injections, causing pain and inflammation at the injection site. Cortisone is a potent medication used to reduce joint inflammation.","qid":1115210,"docid":"482027","rank":37,"score":67083.0},{"content":"A flare is an event where magnetic energy in the solar atmosphere is suddenly released, predominantly in sunspot areas. The frequency of flares ranges from several a day during active sun periods to less than once a week during quieter times. Larger flares occur less frequently than smaller ones.","qid":1115210,"docid":"316219","rank":38,"score":67049.0},{"content":"Solar flares are the largest explosive events in our solar system, appearing as bright areas on the sun that can last from minutes to hours. They are detected through the photons or light they release, observable across the entire electromagnetic spectrum. Primarily, we monitor flares through observations in x-rays and optical light.","qid":1115210,"docid":"8561242","rank":39,"score":66516.0},{"content":"Flares serve as a universal emergency distress signal, providing the same safety zone as a police car with an activated light bar by alerting oncoming traffic to a life-threatening situation. (1 flare = approximately the safety zone of 1 police car with activated light bar)","qid":1115210,"docid":"7941240","rank":40,"score":66476.0},{"content":"A solar flare is a sudden, bright explosion on the Sun's surface, releasing approximately 1020 joules of energy.","qid":1115210,"docid":"602916","rank":41,"score":66264.0},{"content":"Flare is primarily caused by bright light sources, often resulting from photographing the sun. It can be minimized using a lens hood or other shading.","qid":1115210,"docid":"6797762","rank":42,"score":66258.0},{"content":"A lupus flare is a worsening of symptoms indicating increased disease activity. Factors causing a flare are varied, and if suspected, it's important to consult a doctor promptly.","qid":1115210,"docid":"6690339","rank":43,"score":65679.0},{"content":"Flare is primarily caused by bright light sources, often when photographing towards the sun. It can be minimized using a lens hood or other shading.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3031184","rank":44,"score":65277.0},{"content":"The passage provides synonyms and words related to the expression of anger, including \"brace,\" \"rage,\" \"fume,\" \"storm,\" and \"blow up.\" Synonyms for controlling or hiding anger include \"allay,\" \"appease,\" \"pacify,\" and \"soothe.\" Words related to hiding anger include \"check,\" \"choke back,\" \"collect,\" and \"repress.\" Other words related to anger include \"bluster,\" \"carry on,\"","qid":1115210,"docid":"4466341","rank":45,"score":65067.0},{"content":"A lupus flare-up is a temporary worsening of symptoms related to the disease. Before a flare-up, patients may experience subtle changes or new symptoms indicating an imminent flare.","qid":1115210,"docid":"6690338","rank":46,"score":65062.0},{"content":"Flareon is a Fire-Type Pokemon and the final evolution of Eevee. It can be obtained using a Fire Stone. Flareon is weak against Water-Type Pokemon, specifically Vaporeon.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3621994","rank":47,"score":65000.0},{"content":"Flaring is the controlled burning of natural gas, a common practice in oil and gas industries. It involves a flare stack and piping that feeds gas to it. Flare size and brightness depend on the gas or liquid type and quantity. Flaring generates heat and noise, with larger flares being noisier due to higher gas volumes and velocities.","qid":1115210,"docid":"845827","rank":48,"score":64822.0},{"content":"Flaring is the controlled burning of natural gas in oil\/gas industries. A flare system includes a flare stack and gas supply pipes. Flare size and brightness depend on gas or liquid volume in the stack. Flaring generates heat and noise, with larger flares being noisier due to higher gas volume and velocity. Companies prefer to capture natural gas instead of flaring it due to its value.","qid":1115210,"docid":"5903116","rank":49,"score":64753.0},{"content":"A solar flare is an explosive event in the solar atmosphere, causing sudden bursts of particle acceleration, heating of plasma to high temperatures, and the ejection of significant amounts of solar mass.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3562334","rank":50,"score":64621.0},{"content":"The Hornet aircraft is equipped with four boxes containing 120 pops (flares, chaff, or a mix) for missile defense. A pre-set program can be activated by pressing a button to protect against incoming missiles, with options for as few as four or five hits before detonation.","qid":1115210,"docid":"8111882","rank":51,"score":64578.0},{"content":"A gas flare, also known as a flare stack, is used in industrial plants like refineries, chemical plants, and natural gas processing sites to combust excess gas. This practice is common in petroleum and gas production sites, including oil and gas rigs and landfills. Flaring is also prevalent in North Dakota.","qid":1115210,"docid":"845820","rank":52,"score":64564.0},{"content":"A solar flare is a large explosion on the sun's surface, characterized by a sudden increase in plasma temperature to millions of degrees. These events occur in the active regions near sunspots. An X-class flare, the most powerful type, occurred on August 9, 2011.","qid":1115210,"docid":"7070335","rank":53,"score":64464.0},{"content":"Team Flare is a Pok\u00e9mon X and Y antagonistic team, founded by Lysandre with the goal of creating a beautiful world.","qid":1115210,"docid":"2539934","rank":54,"score":64457.0},{"content":"Autoimmune diseases can cause fluctuating symptoms with some periods of remission. Flares are sudden and severe worsening of symptoms, which can be triggered by stress or sun exposure. Identifying triggers, adhering to treatment plans, and regular doctor visits can help prevent or mitigate flares. If a flare is suspected, contact your doctor.","qid":1115210,"docid":"8557810","rank":55,"score":64443.0},{"content":"A flare-up is an unexpected acute attack of fibromyalgia that can cause anxiety and overwhelm individuals despite their prior experience with the condition.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3009944","rank":56,"score":64263.0},{"content":"The ALE-47 dispenser can release new generation active decoys POET and GEN-X, as well as traditional chaff and flare decoys, which are also compatible with older ALE-40 and ALE-39 dispensers.","qid":1115210,"docid":"8111884","rank":57,"score":64206.0},{"content":"A UC flare is a worsening of ulcerative colitis symptoms, characterized by severe abdominal pain or cramps that don't respond to ordinary pain or antispasmodic medications.","qid":1115210,"docid":"1932298","rank":58,"score":64045.0},{"content":"Solar flares are caused by the release of magnetic energy in the solar atmosphere, primarily in active regions near sunspots. The frequency of flares ranges from several a day during active periods to less than one a week during quiet times. Larger flares occur less frequently than smaller ones. Solar activity follows an 11-year cycle, with more sunspots and consequently more flares at the cycle's peak.","qid":1115210,"docid":"1603282","rank":59,"score":63677.0},{"content":"A lupus flare is a worsening of symptoms indicating increased disease activity despite treatment.","qid":1115210,"docid":"6690344","rank":60,"score":63594.0},{"content":"A sciatica flare-up is an unexpected and painful event for individuals with a history of back and leg pain. The cause can be unidentified and the onset can be sudden or gradual, causing significant discomfort.","qid":1115210,"docid":"6589193","rank":61,"score":63508.0},{"content":"A back pain flare-up is a worsening of chronic back pain, causing significant discomfort and functional limitations or complete disability until the episode subsides.","qid":1115210,"docid":"6454046","rank":62,"score":63279.0},{"content":"A lupus flare-up is a temporary worsening of symptoms associated with the disease. Signs of an impending SLE flare include:\n\n(Note: The passage did not provide specific information about these signs.)","qid":1115210,"docid":"6690341","rank":63,"score":63120.0},{"content":"A solar flare is an explosive event in the solar atmosphere, causing sudden bursts of particle acceleration, heating of plasma to high temperatures, and the ejection of significant amounts of solar mass.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3562338","rank":64,"score":63085.0},{"content":"Lens flare is a type of blur that results from a secondary image caused by a contact lens with a smaller optic zone diameter than the pupil diameter or lens decentration, resulting in part of the lens edge being within the pupil area.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3669036","rank":65,"score":62542.0},{"content":"Lens flare is caused by non-image light reflecting internally on lens elements before reaching the film or digital sensor, resulting in a distortion of light in photographs or films.","qid":1115210,"docid":"6797761","rank":66,"score":62053.0},{"content":"A lupus flare-up is a temporary worsening of symptoms related to the disease in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) patients. Prior to a flare-up, there may be warning signs.","qid":1115210,"docid":"6690340","rank":67,"score":61957.0},{"content":"IBD patients have an increased risk of contracting Clostridium difficile (C. diff) infections, which present symptoms similar to IBD flares such as diarrhea and colon inflammation. The incidence of C. diff infections among IBD patients has been increasing.","qid":1115210,"docid":"6379355","rank":68,"score":61926.0},{"content":"Flaring is the controlled burning of natural gas, a common practice in oil and gas industries. It involves a flare stack and piping that supplies gas. Flare size and brightness depend on the gas or liquid type and quantity in the stack.","qid":1115210,"docid":"4189777","rank":69,"score":61858.0},{"content":"The passage lists and provides hierarchical relationships for various terms related to emotional outbursts. The terms include \"outburst,\" which is a kind of \"expression\" or \"manifestation,\" and has hyponyms such as \"acting out,\" \"cry,\" \"explosion,\" and \"flare,\" which are specific types of outbursts.","qid":1115210,"docid":"4935740","rank":70,"score":61291.0},{"content":"A MS relapse, or attack, is defined as the worsening or appearance of new symptoms for individuals with Multiple Sclerosis.","qid":1115210,"docid":"860288","rank":71,"score":61136.0},{"content":"A solar flare is a high-speed burst of x-rays and energy, while a coronal mass ejection (CME) is a large cloud of particles released from the Sun. Both phenomena can impact the Earth and sometimes occur simultaneously. (NASA \/ GSFC)","qid":1115210,"docid":"6086708","rank":72,"score":60746.0},{"content":"The verb \"flare\" means to burn brightly, either for a short time or not regularly. It can also mean to suddenly start or get worse, as in the case of violence, pain, or anger. Additionally, \"flare\" can mean to cause something to become wider. A \"flare-up\" refers to a sudden increase in brightness, typically of a fire.","qid":1115210,"docid":"4450403","rank":73,"score":60683.0},{"content":"The passage encourages individuals with autoimmune diseases to alleviate their pain during flare-ups using medication without feeling guilty. While the ultimate goal may be to reduce reliance on medication, the process takes time.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3135663","rank":74,"score":60661.0},{"content":"An acute gout attack is a painful and disabling inflammatory arthritis that typically affects one joint but can involve multiple joints. The objective of treatment during a gout attack is to quickly and safely alleviate pain and disability.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3475926","rank":75,"score":60655.0},{"content":"During an asthma flare-up, a person may experience trouble breathing, a tight chest, wheezing, and coughing.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3497735","rank":76,"score":60637.0},{"content":"Solar flares, which are waves of charged plasma traveling at approximately four million miles per hour, cause the northern lights (aurora borealis) when they collide with the Earth's upper atmosphere and release visible light, guided towards the poles by the planet's magnetic field.","qid":1115210,"docid":"7237050","rank":77,"score":60231.0},{"content":"Solar flares are rapid explosions on the Sun's surface, heating material to millions of degrees and releasing energy equivalent to a billion megatons of TNT. They occur near sunspots, typically along the neutral line separating opposing magnetic fields.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3562333","rank":78,"score":60080.0},{"content":"The 37\u00b0 JIC Flare is a widely used, reliable flare design with a single thread and straight shape. It is compact, easy to assemble, and has high holding power with low torque requirements.","qid":1115210,"docid":"280723","rank":79,"score":59998.0},{"content":"Chaff is made by chopping straw or coarse hay into short lengths using a chaff cutter, which is then used as animal feed. The process of separating chaff from grain is called threshing, traditionally done by milling or pounding. The remaining loose chaff is separated from the grain through winnowing, traditionally done by tossing the mixture into the wind.","qid":1115210,"docid":"8390254","rank":80,"score":59769.0},{"content":"Solar flares are massive explosions on the Sun's surface, releasing vast amounts of energy and ejecting significant quantities of protons as part of larger events.","qid":1115210,"docid":"4711972","rank":81,"score":59590.0},{"content":"The aqueous humor is a clear fluid produced by the ciliary process in the eye, occupying the anterior and posterior chambers. It provides nourishment for the lens and cornea and maintains the ocular pressure. Increased protein levels and cells in the aqueous humor can cause turbidity and an aqueous flare, which can be seen through the blood-aqueous barrier.","qid":1115210,"docid":"8742327","rank":82,"score":59523.0},{"content":"Osteoarthritis flare-ups indicate disease activity, causing stiffness, pain, swelling, fatigue, and tiredness in the joint. Addressing flare-ups is crucial to prevent further damage from inflammation.","qid":1115210,"docid":"561075","rank":83,"score":59436.0},{"content":"A cortisone flare is a condition where crystallized cortisone from an injection causes temporary pain, which may be more severe than the initial symptoms.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3141445","rank":84,"score":59389.0},{"content":"The passage discusses three phenomena related to lens performance in optics: Bokeh, which creates circles around out-of-focus bright points due to lens internals; Diffraction spike, a type of lens flare seen in some telescopes; and Anti-reflective coating, used to minimize lens flare and produce red and green colors in the resulting flares.","qid":1115210,"docid":"6797763","rank":85,"score":59338.0},{"content":"Ulcerative colitis symptoms return during a flare-up, including diarrhea, abdominal pain, rectal pain and bleeding, fatigue, and urgent bowel movements. Flare-ups can be frustrating and unpleasant.","qid":1115210,"docid":"2007662","rank":86,"score":59285.0},{"content":"The term \"chaos\" refers to a state or environment characterized by disorder, confusion, and jumbled disorderliness.","qid":1115210,"docid":"1959563","rank":87,"score":59203.0},{"content":"Solar flares are sudden releases of magnetic energy in the solar atmosphere, most commonly occurring around sunspots. Their frequency ranges from several a day during active periods to less than one a week during quiet ones. Large flares are less common than small ones. Solar activity follows an 11-year cycle with more sunspots and flares at the peak. Earth can be affected by X-rays and UV radiation from solar flares, leading to long-lasting radiation storms","qid":1115210,"docid":"6905725","rank":88,"score":59032.0},{"content":"The Chaff Press is a compressing machine used for processing domestic hay. It is designed for chopped or loose product from high-capacity export hay presses or other forage sources. Its compact construction makes it suitable for production facilities and it can operate independently or alongside existing presses.","qid":1115210,"docid":"4791665","rank":89,"score":58893.0},{"content":"Chronic diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, and lupus can be managed with treatment, but acute episodes of pain and inflammation called flares may still occur. Triggers for flares can include infections or stressful situations, but often the cause is unclear. Working with a doctor can help manage flare symptoms and minimize their occurrence.","qid":1115210,"docid":"7706158","rank":90,"score":58616.0},{"content":"Solar flares are rapid explosions on the Sun's surface, releasing immense energy equivalent to a billion megatons of TNT and heating material to millions of degrees within minutes.","qid":1115210,"docid":"316226","rank":91,"score":58537.0},{"content":"Solar flares are rapid explosions on the Sun's surface, releasing energy equivalent to a billion megatons of TNT and heating material to millions of degrees within minutes.","qid":1115210,"docid":"2216344","rank":92,"score":58534.0},{"content":"An eczema flare-up refers to the appearance of eczema symptoms on the skin. The cause of eczema is not completely known, but it's believed to be triggered by an overactive immune system reacting to irritants.","qid":1115210,"docid":"4326059","rank":93,"score":58444.0},{"content":"The passage discusses three boat hull design features: flare, tumblehome, and camber. Flare refers to the outward turn of a boat's hull as it rises from the waterline, increasing displacement. Tumblehome is the opposite, a curve inward towards the waterline. Camber is the curvature of the deck from beam to beam, allowing water to flow off easily.","qid":1115210,"docid":"1049525","rank":94,"score":58224.0},{"content":"Flare rate refers to the speed at which a barrier moves from a larger to a smaller offset from the edge of a traveled way as a vehicle moves downstream on one-directional roadways. The downstream flare rate, which pertains to the barrier moving away from the traveled way, is not restricted.","qid":1115210,"docid":"8151776","rank":95,"score":58218.0},{"content":"Chaffhaye is a bagged forage substitute for hay, made from early-cut alfalfa or grass that is chopped, misted with molasses, cultured with bacillus subtillis, and vacuum-packed. The fermentation process in the bag enhances the bacteria, making it easier for goats to digest.","qid":1115210,"docid":"1537119","rank":96,"score":58099.0},{"content":"A sciatica flare-up is an unexpected worsening of back and leg pain for individuals with a history of sciatica. The cause can be unknown and the onset can be sudden or gradual.","qid":1115210,"docid":"6831625","rank":97,"score":57941.0},{"content":"The passage discusses various meanings of the word \"sore.\" It can refer to a red, inflamed wound or sore, a sore produced by chafing, and as a noun, it originally meant physical pain and suffering. The phrase \"sore point\" means a delicate or touchy topic. To be sore with someone means to be angry with them, and \"there is a sore need of\" means there is a great need for something. Additionally, \"sore\"","qid":1115210,"docid":"2216595","rank":98,"score":57712.0},{"content":"A solar flare is an event where magnetic energy in the solar atmosphere is suddenly released, resulting in radiation emission across the electromagnetic spectrum, from radio waves to x-rays and gamma rays.","qid":1115210,"docid":"3562331","rank":99,"score":57542.0},{"content":"Snuff comes in dry forms that are sniffed into the nose, also known as dipping. Chewing tobacco, or chaw, involves placing a wad of sweetened loose tobacco leaves inside the cheek and holding it there for hours, while spitting out the juices.","qid":1115210,"docid":"6749400","rank":100,"score":57227.0}]}
{"query":"definition of laudable","hits":[{"content":"The term \"laudable\" describes something or someone commendable for doing right or moral actions, such as a charitable donor aiming to save the world. (Source: YourDictionary)","qid":135802,"docid":"8692628","rank":1,"score":121084.0},{"content":"The term \"laudable\" describes something or someone commendable for doing the right or morally good actions, such as a charitable donor aiming to make the world a better place.","qid":135802,"docid":"8692626","rank":2,"score":120901.0},{"content":"The term \"laudable\" describes something or someone commendable for doing the right or morally good action, such as a charitable person.","qid":135802,"docid":"8692623","rank":3,"score":119075.0},{"content":"The term \"laudable\" refers to something worthy of praise or admiration. Its pronunciation is \/\u02c8l\u0254\u02d0d\u0259b\u0259l\/, and it can be translated into other languages such as Spanish (\"alabable\"), French (\"\u00e9l\u00e9gant\"), and German (\"lobenswert\"). For instance, a person's act of kindness towards others can be considered laudable. Similarly, a company's commitment to social responsibility can also be described as laud","qid":135802,"docid":"8692619","rank":4,"score":116252.0},{"content":"The term \"laudable\" refers to things that are worthy of praise or commendation, and also to things that are healthy or promoting healing.","qid":135802,"docid":"8692624","rank":5,"score":108872.0},{"content":"The passage describes four different meanings of the term \"positive\": 1) focusing on the good, hopeful, or constructive; 2) explicitly stated or emphatic; 3) unquestionable or incontrovertible; and 4) providing definite or incontrovertible proof.","qid":135802,"docid":"7327478","rank":6,"score":88549.0},{"content":"The passage praises various commendable and applaudable efforts and achievements, including saving the environment, improving housing conditions, and increasing computer intelligence.","qid":135802,"docid":"802446","rank":7,"score":87950.0},{"content":"Emma had a less commendable trait of jealousy. Despite having praiseworthy goals, enforcing them through force results in the loss of another essential principle. Synonyms for laudable: admirable, excellent, worthy.","qid":135802,"docid":"8692621","rank":8,"score":86261.0},{"content":"The passage defines the meaning of the term as highlighting or focusing on what is praiseworthy, hopeful, or good. It provides an example of constructive criticism as a context where this term is used. The term is also similar to the word \"positive,\" which connotes affirmation, acceptance, or certainty.","qid":135802,"docid":"8264847","rank":9,"score":85985.0},{"content":"A syllogism is a type of deductive argument consisting of a major and minor premise and a conclusion in formal logic. It can also refer to a subtle, specious, or crafty argument in a broader sense.","qid":135802,"docid":"6037338","rank":10,"score":83907.0},{"content":"A person who is deserving of great approval worked with dedication to complete the project on time. Synonyms for this include applaudable, commendable, creditable, estimable, laudable, admirable, and praiseworthy. Related words are worthy, awesome, distinctive, distinguished, excellent, heady, honorable, impressive, noteworthy, and noticeable.","qid":135802,"docid":"7003682","rank":11,"score":83862.0},{"content":"A syllogism is a form of deductive argument consisting of a major and minor premise and a conclusion (1:1). It can also refer to a subtle or crafty argument (2:2). Additionally, syllogism means deductive reasoning (3:3).","qid":135802,"docid":"6037331","rank":12,"score":81314.0},{"content":"The suffix -able makes words mean capable of, susceptible to, or fit for the action or condition described by the root word. It is derived from the Latin suffix -abilis and is used in English to form adjectives from stems of any origin. Examples include teachable, photographable, and laudable.","qid":135802,"docid":"4411252","rank":13,"score":80567.0},{"content":"The passage describes making charitable contributions as having sufficient value to earn respect, admiration, and rewards. Synonyms for this concept include deserving, good, meritorious, admirable, commendable, creditable, laudable, praiseworthy, invaluable, priceless, cherished, and prized.","qid":135802,"docid":"4919670","rank":14,"score":77735.0},{"content":"The passage describes an admirable act of helping an elderly neighbor every Saturday, which is synonymous with applaudable, commendable, creditable, estimable, laudable, meritorious, and praiseworthy actions. Other related words include deserving, worthy, awesome, distinctive, distinguished, excellent, heady, honorable, impressive, noteworthy.","qid":135802,"docid":"1103938","rank":15,"score":76904.0},{"content":"The passage defines the verb \"laud\" as giving praise or glorification, and provides synonyms for praise. The noun form of \"laud\" refers to praise or glorification, and can also refer to a hymn or song of praise. The term \"lauds\" is used interchangeably with \"laud\" in the singular or plural form.","qid":135802,"docid":"3624450","rank":16,"score":76754.0},{"content":"The verb \"laud\" refers to expressing high commendation, praise, honor, exaltation, or glory. In a religious context, it refers to a part of divine worship consisting mainly of praise, often in the plural form. Additionally, it can mean music or singing in honor of someone.","qid":135802,"docid":"2739069","rank":17,"score":76411.0},{"content":"The passage expresses approval for various objectives, including those in psychoanalysis, reducing public service costs, and focusing on long-term goals. However, there are potential risks associated with some of these aims.","qid":135802,"docid":"8692627","rank":18,"score":76169.0},{"content":"Laud is the act or expression of praise. An illustration is a teacher commending a student for doing well on an assignment. (Source: YourDictionary)","qid":135802,"docid":"2739063","rank":19,"score":76160.0},{"content":"The passage describes \"lauds\" as praise or glorification, often in the form of hymns, and also refers to \"lauds\" as a prayer service following \"matins.\"","qid":135802,"docid":"2739065","rank":20,"score":75952.0},{"content":"The term \"exhortation\" refers to the act of encouraging or inciting someone to do good or commendable deeds, as well as the language used to provide such advice or counsel.","qid":135802,"docid":"5394718","rank":21,"score":73991.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the concepts of constructive criticism and positivity. Constructive criticism emphasizes the good or hopeful aspects, while positivity is characterized by affirmation and acceptance. The text warns against an excessive focus on bills of rights, which could lead to multiple interpretations of the concept of constructive powers.","qid":135802,"docid":"1256034","rank":22,"score":73867.0},{"content":"The passage expresses approval for various actions and initiatives, including efforts to address drunk driving, understanding voters from different regions, and legislation promoting women's empowerment and gender equality.","qid":135802,"docid":"8692625","rank":23,"score":73607.0},{"content":"The passage describes Lauds as a divine office in the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox traditions, taking place during early morning hours and being one of the major hours in the Roman Catholic Liturgy of the Hours. In the Eastern Orthodox tradition, it is part of the Office of Matins.","qid":135802,"docid":"2739070","rank":24,"score":73205.0},{"content":"The term \"exhortation\" refers to the act of encouraging or inciting someone to do good or commendable deeds. It can also refer to the language used to provide advice, counsel, or admonition. The origin of the word comes from the Latin \"exhortatio.\"","qid":135802,"docid":"5394719","rank":25,"score":71902.0},{"content":"The passage is a list of synonyms for the adjective \"praiseworthy,\" which means admirable, commendable, decent, deserving, estimable, excellent, exemplary, honorable, laudable, meritorious, respectable, suitable, worthy, believeable, batting a thousand, palmary, reputable, reputed, organic, not too shabby, and salt of the earth.","qid":135802,"docid":"7020899","rank":26,"score":70938.0},{"content":"The passage expresses approval for the idea of making absent parents financially responsible for their children. This sentiment was expressed in articles from The Times, Sunday Times in 2008, 2009, and 2010.","qid":135802,"docid":"8692622","rank":27,"score":70151.0},{"content":"The passage defines lauan as the light yellow to reddish-brown or brown wood derived from tropical Southeast Asian trees, specifically those belonging to the genera Shorea and Parashorea. It may be known in commerce as Philippine mahogany.","qid":135802,"docid":"2440643","rank":28,"score":69601.0},{"content":"The passage provides synonyms for the verb \"to ruin utterly in character or quality.\" Words include \"corrupt,\" \"debase,\" \"debauch,\" \"deprave,\" \"pervert,\" and \"vitiate.\" Examples of usage are given, such as being corrupted by power, debasing oneself by taking a bribe, and vitiating a laudable goal by dishonest means.","qid":135802,"docid":"8120579","rank":29,"score":68270.0},{"content":"A \"laun\" is defined as a fine sieve made of closely woven silk.","qid":135802,"docid":"280909","rank":30,"score":68223.0},{"content":"The passage lists various terms for honors, praise, and recognition in the sciences and society, including awards, tributes, acclaim, commendations, and ovations. The text also mentions that receiving such accolades is pleasurable.","qid":135802,"docid":"5880365","rank":31,"score":68092.0},{"content":"The passage describes various meanings of the term \"knighthood\": 1. an award or honor, 2. a ceremonial gesture involving a light touch on the shoulder with a sword during the conferring of knighthood, 3. a musical term for a brace joining several staves, and 4. an architectural term for an ornamental molding in the shape of an ogee arch.","qid":135802,"docid":"5880366","rank":32,"score":67630.0},{"content":"The term \"constructive\" carries two meanings as an adjective: first, it refers to the process of building or improving, or promoting development; second, it emphasizes the positive or hopeful aspects of a situation. The use of \"constructive\" as an adjective is relatively uncommon.","qid":135802,"docid":"8264842","rank":33,"score":67454.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the meaning of the word \"praise,\" which refers to expressing approval or admiration, offering grateful homage in words or song as an act of worship, and the state of being approved or admired. It also mentions the archaic use of \"praise\" as a ground for praise or a merit.","qid":135802,"docid":"8081412","rank":34,"score":67273.0},{"content":"The passage describes two individuals, Lauren (also known as Laun) and Ling Laidlaw. Lauren, or Laun, is a Harry Potter fan who enjoys baking cupcakes. Ling Laidlaw is also described as an incredible individual. No further information is provided about the Report definition mentioned in the passage.","qid":135802,"docid":"280908","rank":35,"score":67204.0},{"content":"The term \"expendable\" is an adjective used to describe items or people that are subject to use or consumption, not worth salvaging or reusing, dispensable, and open to sacrifice in achieving an objective, particularly in a military context.","qid":135802,"docid":"5484852","rank":36,"score":66236.0},{"content":"The term \"exemplary\" is an adjective that means worthy of imitation or commendable, and can be used to describe behavior or actions that serve as a model.","qid":135802,"docid":"3941963","rank":37,"score":65852.0},{"content":"The passage describes the word \"lauv,\" which means a leaf or collectively, leaves, in the Nynorsk language. The singular form is \"lauvet,\" the indefinite plural is \"lauv,\" and the definite plural is \"lauva.\" The text also mentions derived terms and provides references to the word in The Nynorsk Dictionary.","qid":135802,"docid":"7285072","rank":38,"score":65304.0},{"content":"The word \"pretty\" is an adjective with various meanings. It can signify something that is pleasing or appealing in a delicate or graceful way, dainty, neat, or charming. Additionally, it can be used informally and often ironically to mean excellent, grand, or fine.","qid":135802,"docid":"8445012","rank":39,"score":64923.0},{"content":"Merit refers to worth or superior quality, excellence, commendable qualities or acts, and spiritual credit granted or received for good works in Christianity. It also signifies the fact or state of deserving or deserts.","qid":135802,"docid":"5424628","rank":40,"score":64753.0},{"content":"Applauding is expressing approval, encouragement, or appreciation, derived from the Latin verb \"applaudere\" meaning \"to clap.\" The word contains \"laud,\" which signifies praise, and the action involves giving loud praise by clapping hands.","qid":135802,"docid":"4688637","rank":41,"score":64411.0},{"content":"The verb \"exhort\" means to urge or encourage someone by speaking, giving advice or arguments, to do something good or commendable. It can also mean to advise, warn, or caution.","qid":135802,"docid":"438263","rank":42,"score":63902.0},{"content":"The passage describes the definitions of laudanum and opiate. Laudanum is a narcotic made from an alcohol solution of opium or any preparation where opium is the primary ingredient. Opiate is a narcotic drug that contains opium or an opium derivative.","qid":135802,"docid":"3523652","rank":43,"score":63845.0},{"content":"The term \"sportsmanship\" refers to the commendable behavior and attitude of sports participants, including fair play, courtesy, and grace in the face of losing.","qid":135802,"docid":"623732","rank":44,"score":63785.0},{"content":"The term \"mapa-laud\" signifies visiting a low-lying or watery place.","qid":135802,"docid":"2739072","rank":45,"score":63728.0},{"content":"Laudanum is a tincture of opium with around 10% opium content, having a reddish-brown color and a bitter taste. It contains various opium alkaloids like morphine and codeine. Historically used for medical purposes and recreationally, laudanum can be added to drinks or cause intoxication.","qid":135802,"docid":"1352755","rank":46,"score":62829.0},{"content":"The passage mentions the use of Laudanum and opiate, which are narcotic drugs derived from opium. A woman in the text prefers Laudanum for pain relief over other options and casually interacts with bottles of it in a chemist's shop. The text also mentions that Laudanum is produced by macerating and percolating opium to create the solution.","qid":135802,"docid":"1352754","rank":47,"score":62688.0},{"content":"The passage defines the transitive verb \"to launder\" with meanings related to washing clothing, preparing it for use, and illegally transferring money or investments through an intermediary. The intransitive verb \"to launder\" means to sanitize or clean language.","qid":135802,"docid":"280906","rank":48,"score":62659.0},{"content":"Lauric acid is a crystalline fatty acid with the chemical formula C12H24O2, primarily found in coconut oil. It is used for producing soaps, esters, and lauryl alcohol.","qid":135802,"docid":"5917349","rank":49,"score":62488.0},{"content":"The term \"constructive\" is an adjective with two meanings: first, it refers to the process of building or improving, or promoting development; second, it emphasizes the positive or good aspects of a situation. The use of \"constructive\" as an adjective is relatively rare.","qid":135802,"docid":"8264839","rank":50,"score":62091.0},{"content":"The narcotic Laudanum is a rare usage of the term as a noun, referring to an alcohol solution of opium or any preparation where opium is the primary ingredient.","qid":135802,"docid":"1352753","rank":51,"score":60999.0},{"content":"The author admires the writer's goal to provide a comprehensive political image at crucial moments but regrets that this approach disrupts narrative continuity. The Pentateuch's latest sources include similar lists.","qid":135802,"docid":"8692620","rank":52,"score":60914.0},{"content":"The passage describes the word \"lauv\" in the Bokm\u00e5l dictionary, which is an alternative form of \"l\u00f8v\" (meaning \"leaf\" or \"forest\" in English). The word has various forms including lauvet (definite singular), lauv (indefinite plural), lauva (definite plural), and lauvene. Derived terms include lauvfellende.","qid":135802,"docid":"7285065","rank":53,"score":60862.0},{"content":"The key to creating effective learning objectives is defining observable and measurable behaviors instead of focusing on abstract concepts like learning or understanding.","qid":135802,"docid":"1968909","rank":54,"score":60766.0},{"content":"The term \"expendable\" refers to resources or people that are subject to use or consumption, not worth salvaging or reusing, dispensable, and open to sacrifice in achieving an objective.","qid":135802,"docid":"5484845","rank":55,"score":60684.0},{"content":"The brewing process involves a step called lautering, where the mash is separated into wort (clear liquid) and grain. Lautering is achieved through three stages: mashout, recirculation, and sparging.","qid":135802,"docid":"5817134","rank":56,"score":60488.0},{"content":"The passage defines and provides synonyms for three verbs: commend (express approval or admiration), urge (push or impel with force), and recommend (present as worthy and mention favorably).","qid":135802,"docid":"1740472","rank":57,"score":60373.0},{"content":"Lauric acid is a crystalline fatty acid found primarily in coconut oil. It is used in the production of soaps, esters, and lauryl alcohol, also known as dodecanoic acid.","qid":135802,"docid":"5917350","rank":58,"score":60223.0},{"content":"Lauric acid is a rare-used noun referring to a crystalline fatty acid found in natural fats and oils, particularly in coconut and palm-kernel oils. Classified as a substance, it is also known as dodecanoic acid or lauric acid.","qid":135802,"docid":"5917351","rank":59,"score":60154.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the true feelings, actions, and thoughts of a person, distinguishing it from how they appear to others. It also mentions a 1986 hit song titled \"True Colors\" by Cindy Lauper, which was written by Billy Steinberg and Tom Kelly.","qid":135802,"docid":"6780306","rank":60,"score":60073.0},{"content":"The term \"worthy\" refers to something or someone possessing adequate or great merit, character, or value. It can be used to describe commendable excellence or merit deserving of praise, or a person of eminent worth or position.","qid":135802,"docid":"505204","rank":61,"score":59966.0},{"content":"Various unlaudable motives, such as ambition, avarice, and personal animosity, can influence both supporters and opponents of an issue.","qid":135802,"docid":"6535015","rank":62,"score":59940.0},{"content":"Lauric acid is a crystalline fatty acid primarily found in coconut and palm-kernel oils. It is a white solid with the chemical formula C 12 H 24 O 2. Lauric acid is used in the production of soaps, cosmetics, esters, and lauryl alcohol.","qid":135802,"docid":"5917354","rank":63,"score":59920.0},{"content":"Lauric acid is a crystalline fatty acid found in natural fats and oils, particularly coconut oil and palm-kernel oil, with the chemical formula C 12 H 24 O 2. It is a saturated fatty acid, meaning its carbon chain cannot absorb more hydrogen atoms. Dodecanoic acid is another name for lauric acid. A white solid fatty acid obtained chiefly from coconut and laure","qid":135802,"docid":"5917352","rank":64,"score":59514.0},{"content":"A nickname for Lauren meaning a Harry Potter enthusiast who enjoys baking cupcakes and is an extraordinary person.","qid":135802,"docid":"280910","rank":65,"score":59350.0},{"content":"The word \"money or profits\" originated from the Latin word \"lucrum.\" In the 1520s, William Tyndale translated the New Testament from Greek to English, contributing significantly to the usage of this term in English language.","qid":135802,"docid":"7849472","rank":66,"score":59276.0},{"content":"The author expresses support for the idea that everyone should learn to code, but feels wistful as computer use and programming have become distinct. They reminisce about the time when knowing how to use a computer meant knowing how to program it, which was made possible by the programming language BASIC.","qid":135802,"docid":"667744","rank":67,"score":59164.0},{"content":"A rare form of gigantism, known as Launois syndrome, is caused by excessive growth hormone secretion from the pituitary gland, usually due to a pituitary adenoma.","qid":135802,"docid":"1257968","rank":68,"score":58809.0},{"content":"An expendable is something or someone capable of being used up or consumed, not reusable, and often considered disposable or not worth keeping or maintaining. This term is commonly used in the military context for people or things that are disposable or replaceable.","qid":135802,"docid":"7172261","rank":69,"score":58808.0},{"content":"The passage emphasizes the significance of every patient interaction in healthcare, with a focus on improving coordination among providers, enhancing the patient care experience, and achieving quality outcomes.","qid":135802,"docid":"2198707","rank":70,"score":58559.0},{"content":"The passage describes various synonyms for unimportant or non-essential items or features. These include inessential, dispensable, expendable, and unimportant. These words convey the idea of being non-basic, non-fundamental, capable of being done without, and suitable to be used up or spent.","qid":135802,"docid":"5135094","rank":71,"score":58345.0},{"content":"Laudanum is a tincture of opium with about 10% opium content, equivalent to 1% morphine. It is reddish-brown, bitter, and contains most opium alkaloids, particularly morphine, making it a strong narcotic.","qid":135802,"docid":"1665078","rank":72,"score":58197.0},{"content":"Laurasia: A supercontinent in the Northern Hemisphere, consisting of North America, Greenland, Europe, and Asia (excluding India), formed at the end of the Precambrian Eon and split during the Mesozoic Era according to plate tectonics.\n\nCompare to:\n\nGondwanaland: A supercontinent in the Southern Hemisphere, comprised of modern-day South America, Antarctica, Africa,","qid":135802,"docid":"6006044","rank":73,"score":58142.0},{"content":"A lozenge is a small, flavored tablet, often medicated and originally diamond-shaped. In mathematics and heraldry, it refers to a diamond-shaped charge or shield. The origin of the word is believed to come from Old French or Gaulish language, meaning \"flat stone.\"","qid":135802,"docid":"8604965","rank":74,"score":58141.0},{"content":"The term \"expendable\" refers to items that can be used up or consumed, such as pencils and paper. Alternatively, it describes things that can be more easily or economically replaced than rescued, salvaged, or protected.","qid":135802,"docid":"5484849","rank":75,"score":58090.0},{"content":"The passage provides a list of synonyms for the word \"creditable,\" which includes words such as praiseworthy, worthy, respectable, admirable, honorable, exemplary, reputable, commendable, laudable, and meritorious.","qid":135802,"docid":"7075501","rank":76,"score":57906.0},{"content":"The passage defines merit as something deserving commendation or reward, a commendable quality or act, and the inherent rights and wrongs of a matter unobscured by technicalities or personal feelings.","qid":135802,"docid":"62182","rank":77,"score":57495.0},{"content":"The party became rowdy (loud and noisy), with randalierend (rowdy and disorderly) football fans. Their behavior turned grob (rude and coarse), and the event or scene became gewalttaetig (violent). The violence intensified, making the party ausufernd (excessive and out of control) and chaotisch (chaotic). The party descended into chaos.","qid":135802,"docid":"4051569","rank":78,"score":57182.0},{"content":"The passage describes various items and their measurements in different countries. Peter Lund Simmonds defined a Spanish laud measure as equal to 72-33 English inches. Among the items mentioned are a Spanish laud measure, a Brazil pan for holding live coals, a stew-pan, and a camp-kettle.","qid":135802,"docid":"5449850","rank":79,"score":57161.0},{"content":"The passage defines the terms \"clause\" and \"lause\" with meanings rooted in grammar and law. In grammar, a clause is a group of words containing a subject and a predicate, forming part of a compound or complex sentence. In law, a clause is a section of a legal document such as a contract or will. Both terms originate from Old French and Medieval Latin, meaning \"a closing\" or \"to close.\" Additionally, \"lause\"","qid":135802,"docid":"960397","rank":80,"score":57144.0},{"content":"The process of sparging, or lautering, involves running hot water through the grain bed to extract wort, which is later boiled and fermented to produce beer. After mashing is completed, the grains, water, and sugar remain suspended in the mash container, known as the mash tun.","qid":135802,"docid":"7919754","rank":81,"score":56981.0},{"content":"Pituitary gigantism is a rare disorder caused by excessive growth hormone secretion from the pituitary gland, leading to abnormal growth and size increase. It is also known as Launois syndrome and is usually the result of a pituitary adenoma.","qid":135802,"docid":"1257963","rank":82,"score":56810.0},{"content":"Stumpage is the agreed-upon payment to a landowner for trees on their property, allowing the buyer to cut them down. (Source: Black's Law Dictionary)","qid":135802,"docid":"2976392","rank":83,"score":56770.0},{"content":"The document contains commendable policy pledges but lacks the necessary oversight structures for the war on terror as promised by Obama in 2013.","qid":135802,"docid":"5355557","rank":84,"score":56520.0},{"content":"The passage emphasizes the connection between self-respect and respect for others, describing it as bringing harmony and beauty. It highlights the unity of fact, value, and aesthetics, as well as truth, goodness, and beauty. The passage also mentions virtue ethics as an art form.","qid":135802,"docid":"8073826","rank":85,"score":56509.0},{"content":"The name Lauri, with two syllables, is of Latin origin and means \"bay\" or \"laurel plant.\" It is an alternate form of Laura and is also a common last name. Variations include Lauli and Luri.","qid":135802,"docid":"5536200","rank":86,"score":56456.0},{"content":"The passage describes different meanings of the term \"laurel.\" It refers to a small European evergreen tree named Laurus nobilis, part of the laurel family, known for its dark, glossy green leaves. The term also applies to trees in the Laurus genus, and various similar trees or shrubs such as mountain laurel and California laurel.","qid":135802,"docid":"4625441","rank":87,"score":56425.0},{"content":"The passage defines merit as a quality or action deserving commendation or a reward. It can also refer to the inherent rights and wrongs of a matter, free from external influences.","qid":135802,"docid":"5424633","rank":88,"score":56078.0},{"content":"Sparging is a process used in different fields including brewing beer, processing edible oils, and chemistry. In brewing, it's a step in lautering. For edible oils, it's a process in their production. In chemistry, it involves bubbling a chemically inert gas through a liquid.","qid":135802,"docid":"5707951","rank":89,"score":56002.0},{"content":"The \"Dictionary of Trade Products, Manufacturing, and Technical Terms\" (1858) by Peter Lund Simmonds includes definitions for various terms. Among them are the Spanish laud measure \"Brasada,\" which equals 72-33 English inches, and two types of pans: \"Brasif.r,\" a pan for holding live coals, and \"stew-pan\" or \"camp-kettle.\"","qid":135802,"docid":"5449854","rank":90,"score":55988.0},{"content":"The author expresses initial skepticism towards the idea that courtesy stigma significantly impacts the occupational health of care workers serving stigmatized populations, as they view this line of work as commendable, though not highly compensated.","qid":135802,"docid":"2233105","rank":91,"score":55927.0},{"content":"Laudanum is a tincture of opium containing about 10% opium and 1% morphine. It is bitter, red-brown, and contains all opium alkaloids, making it a potent narcotic. The USP of 1863 method to produce Laudanum involves macerating 2.5 ounces of opium in water for three days, then adding alcohol and macerating for another three","qid":135802,"docid":"3523647","rank":92,"score":55742.0},{"content":"Prime is considered the prayer of the beginning of the day, while Lauds recalls Christ's Resurrection with the dawn. Prime consecrates all work for the day.","qid":135802,"docid":"3345881","rank":93,"score":55717.0},{"content":"Some people argue that aiming for objective reporting is not always desirable, depending on the specific publication and its purpose.","qid":135802,"docid":"2344998","rank":94,"score":55590.0},{"content":"Laudanum is a tincture of opium containing about 10% opium and equivalent to 1% morphine. It's reddish-brown, bitter, and contains all opium alkaloids, with a high morphine concentration making it a potent narcotic. 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She attended productions of \"A Midsummer Night's Dream\" by Peter Brook and her father performing in \"Julius Caesar\" and \"Antony and Cleopatra.\"","qid":336901,"docid":"7836258","rank":4,"score":120992.0},{"content":"A 45-year-old woman, daughter of actress Vanessa Redgrave and late film director Tony Richardson, and wife of Liam Neeson, died at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York following a skiing accident that resulted in a severe brain injury. The cause of death was not disclosed.","qid":336901,"docid":"6096613","rank":5,"score":117691.0},{"content":"British actress Natasha Richardson, 45, died from head injuries sustained in a skiing accident at Mont Tremblant resort in Quebec.","qid":336901,"docid":"6017287","rank":6,"score":110933.0},{"content":"Actress Natasha Richardson, aged 45, died on Wednesday due to a critical head injury sustained from a skiing accident. She was the daughter of acting legend Vanessa Redgrave and wife of actor Liam Neeson.","qid":336901,"docid":"6017280","rank":7,"score":110003.0},{"content":"Actress Natasha Richardson, aged 45, died on Wednesday from a critical head injury sustained in a skiing accident. She was the daughter of acting legend Vanessa Redgrave and wife of actor Liam Neeson.","qid":336901,"docid":"6017284","rank":8,"score":107001.0},{"content":"Liam Neeson spoke about his late wife Natasha, a British actress and mother of their two sons, Micheal and Daniel, who were 13 and 12 at the time of her death. He described her as a caring and nurturing person with a strong motherly instinct.","qid":336901,"docid":"7459686","rank":9,"score":105892.0},{"content":"British actress Natasha Richardson, 45, and daughter of Vanessa Redgrave, died from head injuries sustained in a skiing accident at Mont Tremblant resort in Quebec.","qid":336901,"docid":"6017286","rank":10,"score":103897.0},{"content":"Vanessa and her late brother Corin Redgrave acted in films based on King Arthur legend. Vanessa was Queen Guinevere in \"Camelot\" (1967), and Corin was Lord Cornwall in \"Excalibur\" (1981).","qid":336901,"docid":"8528682","rank":11,"score":101673.0},{"content":"In this 1960 photo, Vanessa, Lynn, Michael Redgrave, and Rachel Kempson are pictured celebrating Michael and Rachel's silver wedding anniversary. Vanessa's brother Corin is absent from the image. The Redgrave family includes multiple generations of actors, with Roy Redgrave and Margaret Scudamore also depicted as actors in the passage.","qid":336901,"docid":"3330854","rank":12,"score":101475.0},{"content":"Jemma Rebecca Redgrave is a fourth-generation English actress and a member of the Redgrave family. She studied at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art at the age of 18. Jemma is the niece of Vanessa and Lynn Redgrave, and the cousin of Joely Richardson, Carlo Nero, and Natasha Richardson.","qid":336901,"docid":"7836261","rank":13,"score":98846.0},{"content":"Vanessa Redgrave, an esteemed actor and singer, is the matriarch of the Redgrave family. Vanessa Hudgens, known for her work in High School Musical and as a singer, represents a younger generation of the family. There have been other actors named Vanessa on various TV shows including The Cosby Show, Gossip Girl, and Vampire Diaries.","qid":336901,"docid":"8130980","rank":14,"score":95559.0},{"content":"Fifteen-year-old Vanessa Hurd, who is in protective custody in Kentucky, will be returned to her foster parents in Indiana. She is safe according to her foster father, Joe Barton.","qid":336901,"docid":"4268010","rank":15,"score":94705.0},{"content":"Natasha Richardson, a 45-year-old Redgrave acting dynasty member and Tony Award winner for Cabaret, died following a skiing accident at Mont Tremblant in Canada, causing a serious head injury.","qid":336901,"docid":"5171199","rank":16,"score":93250.0},{"content":"Fifteen-year-old Vanessa Hurd has been found in Kentucky. Her father, who she ran away with, is now under arrest on an outstanding warrant from Jasper County.","qid":336901,"docid":"4268015","rank":17,"score":92103.0},{"content":"On January 30, 1937, in London, Laurence Olivier announced to the audience of a Hamlet production that a great actress had been born - Vanessa Redgrave, the newborn daughter of co-stars Michael Redgrave and Rachel Kempson.","qid":336901,"docid":"8528674","rank":18,"score":91800.0},{"content":"Actress Vanessa Hudgens turned heads at the Floyd Mayweather boxing match in a skin-tight latex dress.","qid":336901,"docid":"8225015","rank":19,"score":91080.0},{"content":"On January 30, 1937, in London, Michael Redgrave was praised as a great actress by Laurence Olivier during a Hamlet production, in reference to Redgrave's newborn daughter, Vanessa, who was born in Greenwich.","qid":336901,"docid":"8528678","rank":20,"score":90783.0},{"content":"The passage describes the mother of Jemma Redgrave recalling a kitchen table conversation between Jemma, Natasha, Joely, and herself about their dislike for the Workers' Revolutionary Party (WRP). 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She has acted in shows like \"Without a Trace,\" \"Back to You,\" and \"Dexter,\" playing the daughter of lead characters. She currently stars as Ally Dawson in Disney Channel's \"Austin & Ally.\" Previously, she portrayed young Debra Morgan in \"Dexter\" and young Alice Shaw, sister of Angela Petrelli, in \"Heroes.\" She","qid":336901,"docid":"6119776","rank":26,"score":88753.0},{"content":"Actress Natasha Richardson, age 45 and a member of the Redgrave acting dynasty, passed away on 18 March at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York. She died following a severe brain injury sustained in a skiing accident in Canada earlier in the week, which initially went unnoticed.","qid":336901,"docid":"5171203","rank":27,"score":88703.0},{"content":"A woman, believed to be 90 years old, was actually 54. 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She is also the patron of 14 other charities and is expected to take on more official work in the coming months.","qid":336901,"docid":"7883113","rank":51,"score":81248.0},{"content":"Joely is a actress with a theatrical background. She is the daughter of Tony Richardson and Vanessa Redgrave, and the granddaughter of Sir Michael Redgrave. Her aunts are Lynn Redgrave and the late Natasha Richardson, who were also actresses.","qid":336901,"docid":"6096614","rank":52,"score":81070.0},{"content":"Amanda Bynes gains attention through controversial tweets. Hailee Steinfeld focuses on being a teenager despite film success. Vanessa Lachey shares openness in marriage to Nick Lachey.","qid":336901,"docid":"302494","rank":53,"score":80973.0},{"content":"The first lady is 31 years old, making her the third youngest first lady in American history.","qid":336901,"docid":"7072530","rank":54,"score":80823.0},{"content":"A 43-year-old woman is an avid yoga practitioner and marathon runner who completed the 2011 New York City Marathon to support her organization, Every Mother Counts. She also enjoys drinking smoothies and frequently adds vegetables to them.","qid":336901,"docid":"8265599","rank":55,"score":80457.0},{"content":"Vanessa Hudgens performed the song \"There Are Worse Things I Could Do\" in Grease: Live with an impressive and emotional rendition. 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Observers have noted that she has undergone extensive plastic surgery and fillers at a young age.","qid":336901,"docid":"5284572","rank":99,"score":75757.0},{"content":"A 20-year-old US singer-songwriter has gained significant popularity. She began writing songs at age 11 and started producing them on her computer at 13.","qid":336901,"docid":"4032246","rank":100,"score":75559.0}]}
{"query":"what carvedilol used for","hits":[{"content":"Carvedilol is a beta-blocker used to treat heart failure, high blood pressure, and post-heart attack patients. It is often combined with other medications. Untreated high blood pressure can lead to damage in the brain, heart, blood vessels, kidneys, and other organs.","qid":583468,"docid":"1675564","rank":1,"score":114498.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a medication used to treat high blood pressure, heart failure, and following a heart attack to enhance survival when the heart's pumping ability is weak. Its primary function is to lower blood pressure, thereby preventing strokes, heart attacks, and kidney issues.","qid":583468,"docid":"7744350","rank":2,"score":114121.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a medication used to manage high blood pressure, heart failure, and post-heart attack recovery by enhancing survival chances when the heart's pumping ability is weak. Its primary function is to prevent complications such as strokes, heart attacks, and kidney issues due to high blood pressure.","qid":583468,"docid":"119352","rank":3,"score":113848.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a medication used to treat high blood pressure (hypertension), reducing the workload on the heart and arteries. Uncontrolled hypertension can lead to heart and artery damage, and increased risk of heart attacks. Carvedilol also prevents worsening of congestive heart failure and treats left ventricular dysfunction following a heart attack.","qid":583468,"docid":"7491697","rank":4,"score":113838.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a medication used for treating high blood pressure, heart failure, and improving survival after a heart attack. It functions as an alpha- and beta-blocker, relaxing blood vessels, slowing down the heart, and decreasing the amount of blood it pumps. This medication should not be taken if one is allergic to any of its ingredients.","qid":583468,"docid":"1675562","rank":5,"score":113746.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a medication used to treat high blood pressure (hypertension) alone or in combination with other drugs. Prolonged high blood pressure puts extra strain on the heart and arteries, potentially leading to heart and artery dysfunction. This can result in damage to the brain's blood vessels, increasing the risk of stroke, heart failure, and kidney failure.","qid":583468,"docid":"2267051","rank":6,"score":113466.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a medication used for treating high blood pressure, heart failure, and enhancing survival after a heart attack with weak heart function.","qid":583468,"docid":"7744348","rank":7,"score":113185.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a medication used for treating high blood pressure, chest pain, and heart failure by blocking both beta- and alpha-adrenergic receptors.","qid":583468,"docid":"119354","rank":8,"score":113079.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a medication used to treat heart failure, hypertension, and post-heart attack heart function issues. Its uses may extend beyond these listed conditions.","qid":583468,"docid":"7744346","rank":9,"score":112842.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a medication used to treat high blood pressure (hypertension) either alone or in combination with other drugs. Prolonged high blood pressure puts extra strain on the heart and arteries, potentially impairing their function.","qid":583468,"docid":"2267049","rank":10,"score":112691.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a medication used for treating high blood pressure, chest pain, and heart failure by reducing the workload on the heart. It functions as both a beta-blocker and an alpha-blocker.","qid":583468,"docid":"914668","rank":11,"score":112228.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is utilized to prevent worsening of heart failure and treat left ventricular dysfunction following a heart attack. Left ventricular dysfunction refers to the left ventricle (heart's main pumping chamber) stiffening and enlarging, leading to lung congestion.","qid":583468,"docid":"8144448","rank":12,"score":111821.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a beta-blocker medication used to manage high blood pressure, prevent worsening of heart failure, and treat post-heart attack left ventricular dysfunction.","qid":583468,"docid":"7450718","rank":13,"score":111745.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a beta-blocker medication used for managing high blood pressure and heart failure. Heart failure impairs the heart's ability to effectively circulate blood throughout the body.","qid":583468,"docid":"914666","rank":14,"score":111182.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a beta-blocker medication used to treat heart failure, high blood pressure, and post-heart attack conditions. It is often prescribed in combination with other medications. Untreated high blood pressure can lead to damage in various organs including the brain, heart, blood vessels, and kidneys.","qid":583468,"docid":"2267054","rank":15,"score":110984.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a beta blocker commonly used to manage congestive heart failure, high blood pressure, and post-heart attack treatment. It helps reduce the heart's workload, maintaining a regular heartbeat and alleviating symptoms of heart failure. However, it does not cure the condition.","qid":583468,"docid":"7450725","rank":16,"score":110692.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a beta-blocker medication used to treat heart failure, hypertension, and post-heart attack conditions where the heart's pumping ability is compromised. Its functions include affecting heart rate and circulation. Other uses may exist beyond these listed applications.","qid":583468,"docid":"2267052","rank":17,"score":110532.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a beta-blocker medication used to treat heart failure, hypertension, and post-heart attack conditions where the heart's pumping ability is reduced. It may have other uses.","qid":583468,"docid":"7706119","rank":18,"score":110448.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a medication used to manage high blood pressure and heart failure, often in combination with other drugs and diuretics. It is prescribed for hypertension, congestive heart failure after a heart attack, and mild to moderate heart failure.","qid":583468,"docid":"7450717","rank":19,"score":110115.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a medication often prescribed for hypertension and heart failure patients. Its primary function is to decrease heart rate and blood pressure, making it beneficial for reducing the workload on the heart for those with high blood pressure.","qid":583468,"docid":"3466607","rank":20,"score":109834.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is used to treat high blood pressure (hypertension), helping to reduce the workload on the heart and arteries before potential damage occurs.","qid":583468,"docid":"7491701","rank":21,"score":109712.0},{"content":"Carvedilol, marketed as Coreg, is a beta blocker employed for managing mild to severe congestive heart failure, post-heart attack left ventricular dysfunction in stable patients, and high blood pressure.","qid":583468,"docid":"2267048","rank":22,"score":109505.0},{"content":"The passage advises seeking immediate medical help for symptoms of chest pain, spreading chest pain, unusual sweating, trouble breathing, or irregular heartbeat. Carvedilol is mentioned as a medication used to treat high blood pressure, heart failure, and after a heart attack to improve survival when the heart is not pumping effectively.","qid":583468,"docid":"7706122","rank":23,"score":109505.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a beta blocker medication used to treat heart failure, hypertension (high blood pressure), and post-heart attack cases where the heart's pumping ability is reduced. It affects blood flow through arteries and veins. Other uses may exist.","qid":583468,"docid":"7491700","rank":24,"score":109296.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a beta-blocker medication used to treat heart failure, hypertension, and post-heart attack conditions where heart function is compromised. It influences heart function and circulation.","qid":583468,"docid":"7744349","rank":25,"score":108999.0},{"content":"Carvedilol, the generic form of Coreg, is a beta blocker used to treat high blood pressure and heart failure. It relaxes blood vessels and slows heart rate to improve blood flow and lower blood pressure. Approved by the FDA in 1995, it is sold under the brand names Coreg and Coreg CR for treating heart conditions caused by inadequate blood pumping or heart attacks.","qid":583468,"docid":"1675566","rank":26,"score":108676.0},{"content":"Carvedilol, a beta blocker, is used to treat high blood pressure and heart failure. It relaxes blood vessels and slows heart rate to improve blood flow and lower blood pressure. Approved by the FDA in 1995, it is sold under the brand names Coreg and Coreg CR.","qid":583468,"docid":"7491698","rank":27,"score":108491.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is used to treat heart failure following heart attacks and, when used with other heart disease treatments, reduces the risk of a second heart attack by 40% and increases survival in patients with congestive heart failure.","qid":583468,"docid":"8326077","rank":28,"score":107595.0},{"content":"Coreg, a beta-blocker medication, is used to treat heart failure, hypertension, and post-heart attack conditions where the heart's pumping ability is compromised. Its effects include regulating heart function and circulation. Other uses may exist beyond these listed.","qid":583468,"docid":"2080312","rank":29,"score":107461.0},{"content":"Carvedilol, a beta-blocker, is used to treat heart attack patients and in combination with other medications. It relaxes blood vessels and slows heart rate to enhance blood flow and reduce blood pressure.","qid":583468,"docid":"1675561","rank":30,"score":107456.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a beta-blocker medication used to manage heart failure, hypertension, and post-heart attack conditions by affecting the heart's function and circulation.","qid":583468,"docid":"7744351","rank":31,"score":107348.0},{"content":"Carvedilol, approved by the FDA in 1995, is used for treating high blood pressure and congestive heart failure. It is related to labetalol and works by blocking adrenergic receptors in the nervous system and on arteries, causing them to relax and lowering blood pressure, which in turn reduces the heart's workload.","qid":583468,"docid":"6286925","rank":32,"score":107325.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a beta blocker medication that relaxes and widens blood vessels, improving heart function, reducing blood pressure, and easing strain on the heart.","qid":583468,"docid":"7491704","rank":33,"score":107032.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a beta-blocker medication used to treat heart failure and hypertension (high blood pressure). It influences heart function and blood flow.","qid":583468,"docid":"7744347","rank":34,"score":106980.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a medication used for managing high blood pressure and congestive heart failure. It is similar to labetalol. The typical dosage for Carvedilol includes a tablet form with a starting dose of 6.25 mg twice daily, which can be increased up to 25 mg twice daily. An extended-release capsule form is also available, with a daily dose ranging from 10-20 mg, with a maximum intake of","qid":583468,"docid":"7465955","rank":35,"score":106836.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a medication used to treat stable heart failure in NYHA functional class II or III patients. It should be initiated after patients have been stabilized on diuretics, digitalis, and ACE inhibitors. Carvedilol is also an option for those intolerant to ACE inhibitors or not taking digoxin, hydralazine, or nitrates. Carvedilol (Coreg) is the first beta blocker in the US approved","qid":583468,"docid":"6286922","rank":36,"score":106256.0},{"content":"Coreg (carvedilol) is a beta blocker used for high blood pressure and heart failure treatment, with potential sexual well-being side effects.","qid":583468,"docid":"1546126","rank":37,"score":106136.0},{"content":"Carvedilol, also known as Coreg, is a beta-blocker used to manage high blood pressure, prevent worsening of heart failure, and treat post-heart attack left ventricular dysfunction. Potential side effects apply.","qid":583468,"docid":"119358","rank":38,"score":105786.0},{"content":"Carvedilol, a beta-blocker, is used in combination with other medications to relax blood vessels, slow heart rate, enhance blood flow, and reduce blood pressure.","qid":583468,"docid":"1546134","rank":39,"score":105671.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a medication used for treating mild to severe congestive heart failure and high blood pressure. It functions as a nonselective beta blocker (affecting \u00ce\u00b2 1 and \u00ce\u00b2 2 receptors) and alpha-1 blocker. Norepinephrine stimulates the heart muscles by binding to \u00ce\u00b2 1 and \u00ce\u00b2 2 adrenergic receptors, and Carvedilol blocks these receptors to","qid":583468,"docid":"6286920","rank":40,"score":105579.0},{"content":"Carvedilol tablets are used for managing essential hypertension, either alone or in combination with thiazide-type diuretics, as mentioned in the clinical studies and drug interactions sections.","qid":583468,"docid":"8395845","rank":41,"score":105166.0},{"content":"The Carvedilol Tablet is used for managing essential hypertension, as proven in clinical studies (14.3, 14.4). It can be taken alone or combined with other antihypertensive drugs, particularly thiazide-type diuretics.","qid":583468,"docid":"8144444","rank":42,"score":104988.0},{"content":"Carvedilol tablets are used to treat chronic heart failure of ischemic or cardiomyopathic origin, often in combination with diuretics, ACE inhibitors, and digitalis. They improve survival and reduce hospitalization risk. (Reference: Drug Interactions (7.4), Clinical Studies (14.1))","qid":583468,"docid":"8395843","rank":43,"score":104860.0},{"content":"Coreg, a beta-blocker, is used to treat heart failure, hypertension, and post-heart attack left ventricular dysfunction. It's available in generic form. Side effects include dizziness, lightheadedness, drowsiness, and diarrhea.","qid":583468,"docid":"3466606","rank":44,"score":104291.0},{"content":"Coreg, a beta-blocker, is used to treat heart failure, hypertension, and post-heart attack left ventricular dysfunction. It's available in generic form. Common side effects include dizziness.","qid":583468,"docid":"119355","rank":45,"score":104261.0},{"content":"Coreg, also known as carvedilol, is a medication used to treat heart failure, hypertension, and left ventricular dysfunction following a heart attack. The generic version of this beta-adrenergic blocking agent is named carvedilol.","qid":583468,"docid":"1546128","rank":46,"score":103995.0},{"content":"The passage discusses COREG (carvedilol), a medication used for managing essential hypertension. It can be used on its own or in combination with other antihypertensive drugs, particularly thiazide-type diuretics.","qid":583468,"docid":"914661","rank":47,"score":103276.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is an alpha\/beta-adrenergic blocking agent used for treating left ventricular dysfunction after a myocardial infarction in stable patients, hypertension. It should be taken with food.","qid":583468,"docid":"7706120","rank":48,"score":103163.0},{"content":"Carvedilol, with brand names Coreg and Coreg CR, is a medication used for managing high blood pressure and congestive heart failure. It belongs to the class of drugs related to labetalol. Carvedilol functions by obstructing the receptors of the adrenergic nervous system, which is responsible for the activity of adrenaline (epinephrine).","qid":583468,"docid":"8395840","rank":49,"score":102969.0},{"content":"Coreg, also known as carvedilol, is a medication that functions as an alpha and beta blocker, leading to the relaxation of blood vessels and a decrease in heart rate. It is primarily used for managing high blood pressure and heart failure.","qid":583468,"docid":"1546131","rank":50,"score":102764.0},{"content":"Carvedilol, brand name Coreg and Coreg CR, is a medication used for managing high blood pressure and congestive heart failure. It belongs to the class of drugs that act on the adrenergic nervous system, specifically blocking its receptors, similar to labetalol. The adrenergic nervous system is responsible for adrenaline (epinephrine) activity.","qid":583468,"docid":"8326080","rank":51,"score":102666.0},{"content":"The FDA warns against using carvedilol for people with bronchial asthma, bronchospastic conditions, second- or third-degree AV block, sick sinus syndrome, severe bradycardia (except with a permanent pacemaker), or decompensated heart conditions.","qid":583468,"docid":"2267047","rank":52,"score":102623.0},{"content":"COREG (carvedilol) is used to treat chronic heart failure of ischemic or cardiomyopathic origin, often in combination with diuretics, ACE inhibitors, and digitalis. Its purpose is to increase survival and reduce hospitalization risks. (Summary of passage: COREG is a medication for heart failure treatment, used with other drugs to improve survival and reduce hospitalizations.)","qid":583468,"docid":"914662","rank":53,"score":102362.0},{"content":"Carvedilol tablets are used for treating chronic heart failure of ischemic or cardiomyopathic origin, often in combination with diuretics, ACE inhibitors, and digitalis, to enhance survival and decrease hospitalization risk. (Summary)","qid":583468,"docid":"8144445","rank":54,"score":102328.0},{"content":"Carvedilol (Coreg\u00ae) is a prescription medication used to treat various heart and blood vessel conditions. It belongs to the beta blocker drug class.","qid":583468,"docid":"8144447","rank":55,"score":102179.0},{"content":"Coreg, also known as carvedilol, is a medication that functions as an alpha and beta blocker, leading to the relaxation of blood vessels and a decrease in heart rate. It is primarily used for managing high blood pressure and heart failure.","qid":583468,"docid":"1546127","rank":56,"score":101896.0},{"content":"Carvedilol, also known as Coreg, is a beta-blocker medication used to treat high blood pressure and heart failure. It impacts the heart and blood circulation. Other uses require a doctor's prescription.","qid":583468,"docid":"3466610","rank":57,"score":101768.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a medication used in the treatment of congestive heart failure (CHF), in addition to ACE inhibitors and diuretics. It offers extra benefits for severe CHF cases. Carvedilol functions as a beta blocker (affecting \u00ce\u00b2 1 and \u00ce\u00b2 2 receptors) and alpha blocker (affecting \u00ce\u00b1 1 receptor). Norepinephrine stimulates the heart muscles by binding","qid":583468,"docid":"6286923","rank":58,"score":101751.0},{"content":"Marie Taccetta-Chapnick, a staff nurse in cardiac critical care at Victory Memorial Hospital in Brooklyn, NY, and an adjunct lecturer at New York City Technical College, discusses the use of Carvedilol in treating heart failure. (Summary does not contain information about the effectiveness or details of the use of Carvedilol, only that it is mentioned as a treatment for heart failure.)","qid":583468,"docid":"8159201","rank":59,"score":101705.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a drug used to manage high blood pressure in combination with a diuretic, and it may also be prescribed for heart failure and post-heart attack care. Patients should be aware of potential side effects, drug interactions, dosage instructions, storage requirements, and pregnancy safety before using this medication.","qid":583468,"docid":"8144451","rank":60,"score":101454.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a drug used to improve blood flow and reduce blood pressure in individuals with heart conditions by relaxing blood vessels and slowing heart rate.","qid":583468,"docid":"914665","rank":61,"score":100760.0},{"content":"Coreg, a medication with the active ingredient carvedilol, is an alpha and beta blocker used for managing high blood pressure and heart failure by relaxing blood vessels and slowing down the heart. Consult a doctor for alternative options.","qid":583468,"docid":"914669","rank":62,"score":100576.0},{"content":"Carvedilol relaxes blood vessels and slows heart rhythm, improving blood oxygen supply to the heart and other organs.","qid":583468,"docid":"119359","rank":63,"score":100495.0},{"content":"Carvedilol use in heart failure patients can lead to worsened renal function in some cases. At-risk patients include those with low blood pressure (less than 100 mm Hg systolic), ischemic heart disease, diffuse vascular disease, and underlying renal insufficiency.","qid":583468,"docid":"8395838","rank":64,"score":100205.0},{"content":"Carvedilol use in heart failure patients can lead to worsened renal function in some cases. At-risk patients include those with low blood pressure (less than 100 mm Hg systolic), ischemic heart disease, diffuse vascular disease, and underlying renal insufficiency.","qid":583468,"docid":"8395844","rank":65,"score":100195.0},{"content":"Carvedilol (Coreg) is the first beta blocker approved in the US for treating mild to moderate heart failure of ischemic or cardiomyopathic origin.","qid":583468,"docid":"6578660","rank":66,"score":99952.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the use of COREG (carvedilol) for managing essential hypertension. It can be used alone or in combination with other antihypertensive agents, particularly thiazide-type diuretics. Before starting COREG, it's recommended to minimize fluid retention. The suggested initial dose is 3.125 mg twice daily for two weeks.","qid":583468,"docid":"6286928","rank":67,"score":98825.0},{"content":"COREG (carvedilol) is used to treat chronic heart failure of ischemic or cardiomyopathic origin, often in combination with diuretics, ACE inhibitors, and digitalis. It increases survival and reduces hospitalization risk. Before starting COREG, minimize fluid retention. The initial dose is 3.125 mg twice daily for two weeks.","qid":583468,"docid":"6286919","rank":68,"score":97665.0},{"content":"Carvedilol (Coreg) is a unique beta blocker approved by the FDA for heart failure treatment due to its antagonist effect on alpha1, beta1, and beta2 receptors, along with antioxidant properties.","qid":583468,"docid":"424310","rank":69,"score":97476.0},{"content":"Carvedilol use in heart failure patients can lead to worsened renal function in some cases. At-risk patients include those with low blood pressure (less than 100 mm Hg systolic), ischemic heart disease, diffuse vascular disease, and underlying renal insufficiency.","qid":583468,"docid":"5623829","rank":70,"score":97338.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the use of Coreg (carvedilol) for treating chronic heart failure of ischemic or cardiomyopathic origin. It is typically prescribed alongside diuretics, ACE inhibitors, and digitalis to enhance survival and reduce hospitalization risk. The starting dose is 3.125 mg twice daily for two weeks, which may be increased to higher doses over time if tolerated. Patients should maintain lower doses if higher","qid":583468,"docid":"7491699","rank":71,"score":96894.0},{"content":"Carvedilol, an alpha and beta blocker, is used for high blood pressure and heart failure. Approved by the FDA in 1995, it relaxes blood vessels and slows the heart rate to improve blood flow and decrease blood pressure. Sold under the brand names Coreg and Coreg CR.","qid":583468,"docid":"7491705","rank":72,"score":96686.0},{"content":"Beta-blockers such as metoprolol, carvedilol, and bisoprolol are commonly used to treat chronic heart failure caused by dilated cardiomyopathy. Trials have shown that long-term use of these drugs improves patient survival. The ejection fraction of patients with systolic heart failure increases within 2-4 months of starting beta-blocker therapy. Carvedilol, a nonselective alpha blocker, was found to reduce mort","qid":583468,"docid":"6171513","rank":73,"score":95897.0},{"content":"Carvedilol, or Coreg\u00ae, is a multi-action cardiovascular medication used in dogs. It functions as a non-selective beta-adrenoceptor antagonist and vasodilator, with added calcium channel blocking properties at high dosages. Due to its afterload-reducing effects and fewer negative chronotropic and inotropic impacts compared to other beta blockers, carvedilol is a potential treatment for heart failure in dogs.","qid":583468,"docid":"8326078","rank":74,"score":95757.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a third-generation beta blocker\/alpha-1 blocker that relaxes blood vessels by blocking alpha receptors, resulting in dilated blood vessels, lowered blood pressure, and decreased vascular resistance.","qid":583468,"docid":"2267055","rank":75,"score":95575.0},{"content":"Carvedilol, when used in conjunction with other heart disease treatments, decreases the risk of a repeat heart attack by 40% and enhances survival for patients with congestive heart failure.","qid":583468,"docid":"7450719","rank":76,"score":95054.0},{"content":"Coreg (Carvedilol) and Norvasc (Amlodipine) are medications used to lower blood pressure and prevent chest pain. Coreg is also effective in treating heart failure and heart attack, and missing doses is not recommended. Norvasc should be taken with food.","qid":583468,"docid":"2080305","rank":77,"score":94692.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a beta-adrenergic blocking agent, also known as a beta-blocker, which affects the body's response to certain nerve impulses.","qid":583468,"docid":"2267050","rank":78,"score":94357.0},{"content":"The passage discusses three beta blockers, carvedilol (Coreg), bisoprolol (Zebeta), and metoprolol succinate (Toprol XL), which have proven beneficial for patients with chronic heart failure. However, only carvedilol is currently approved by the US Food and Drug Administration for slowing the progression of chronic heart failure. Severe heart failure patients, those who are inotrope-dependent, hospitalized, or have hypotension","qid":583468,"docid":"2884627","rank":79,"score":94129.0},{"content":"Labetalol is a medication used for treating high blood pressure, related to the adrenergic nervous system, which releases norepinephrine from nerves to arteries. Prescribed alone or with other drugs, it reduces blood pressure. Common side effects include fatigue, dizziness, nausea, headache, diarrhea, edema, and shortness of breath.","qid":583468,"docid":"4502517","rank":80,"score":93681.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is the active drug in medications used to lower blood pressure and treat other health conditions. It is also known as its generic name.","qid":583468,"docid":"3466605","rank":81,"score":92969.0},{"content":"The passage lists groups of people who should not use carvedilol due to allergies or intolerances to the medication or its ingredients, asthma or breathing problems, or liver issues.","qid":583468,"docid":"914667","rank":82,"score":92022.0},{"content":"The FDA has approved CR carvedilol for the same mortality-reduction indications in systolic heart failure and post-MI LV systolic dysfunction as the twice-daily version, based on its definition of bioequivalence in pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics.","qid":583468,"docid":"5747984","rank":83,"score":91783.0},{"content":"The COMET trial compared the use of carvedilol and metoprolol tartrate for heart failure treatment, while the MERIT-HF trial showed metoprolol succinate reduced mortality by 34% compared to placebo. Carvedilol may be a suitable alternative for patients initiating beta-blocker therapy or those intolerant to metoprolol.","qid":583468,"docid":"6654304","rank":84,"score":91759.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a prescription medication for animals that can only be obtained from a vet or with a vet's prescription. Although not FDA-approved for animal use, it is legally prescribed by vets as an extra-label drug.","qid":583468,"docid":"8326076","rank":85,"score":90774.0},{"content":"Coreg (Carvedilol) and Norvasc (Amlodipine) are medications used to lower blood pressure. Coreg is an alpha and beta blocker that works by slowing heart rate, relaxing blood vessels, and reducing the body's fight-or-flight response. Norvasc is a calcium channel blocker that slows heart rate and relaxes blood vessels to reduce blood pressure.","qid":583468,"docid":"2080307","rank":86,"score":90439.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the brand names Normodyne (discontinued) and Trandate, which both contain the drug labetalol. Labetalol is a medication used for managing high blood pressure and is related to carvedilol. The drug works by affecting the adrenergic nervous system, specifically by preventing the release of norepinephrine from nerves traveling from the spinal cord to arteries.","qid":583468,"docid":"2345777","rank":87,"score":89354.0},{"content":"Beta-blockers are a type of medication with names ending in \"-olol.\" They slow down heart rate and reduce blood pressure by obstructing adrenaline's effects. These drugs are used to manage angina and various other conditions, including migraines, tremors, irregular heartbeats, and certain forms of glaucoma.","qid":583468,"docid":"48595","rank":88,"score":88187.0},{"content":"Take each tablet with a drink. For chronic heart failure patients taking carvedilol, consume with food. Use the medication for the entire prescription duration for maximum benefit. Maintain a consistent daily dosing schedule, unless advised otherwise by a doctor.","qid":583468,"docid":"914663","rank":89,"score":87842.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a drug that falls under the category of alpha and beta blockers. It may be prescribed by healthcare professionals for uses not listed in its approved labeling.","qid":583468,"docid":"7465956","rank":90,"score":87150.0},{"content":"Cozaar (Losartan) and Coreg (Carvedilol) are medications that help lower blood pressure. Cozaar also protects kidney function with fewer side effects compared to ACE inhibitors. Coreg is effective in controlling chest pain, treating heart failure, and managing heart attacks by regulating heart rate.","qid":583468,"docid":"7473719","rank":91,"score":84241.0},{"content":"The left ventricle, the heart's main pumping chamber, can stiffen and enlarge, leading to left ventricular dysfunction and lung congestion. Carvedilol is a beta-adrenergic blocking agent, also known as a beta-blocker, which affects nerve impulses in certain body parts to manage this condition.","qid":583468,"docid":"8395839","rank":92,"score":83492.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a medication that relaxes blood vessels and slows heart rate, approved by the FDA in 1995. Patients should not stop taking it without consulting their doctor, who may gradually decrease the dose over one to two weeks. Carvedilol is sold under the brand names Coreg and Coreg CR.","qid":583468,"docid":"7491702","rank":93,"score":83407.0},{"content":"The passage discusses beta blockers, a type of medication identified by the suffix \"-ol\" in their names, including atenolol, metoprolol, nebivolol, carvedilol, and bisoprolol. These drugs reduce heart rate and the force of heart contractions, and have primarily been used for treating hypertension and angina.","qid":583468,"docid":"7267055","rank":94,"score":83060.0},{"content":"Cozaar (Losartan) is an angiotensin receptor blocker that relaxes blood vessels by blocking a tightening chemical, reducing blood pressure and enhancing blood flow to the heart and organs. Coreg (Carvedilol) functions as an alpha and beta blocker.","qid":583468,"docid":"7473713","rank":95,"score":82948.0},{"content":"Diabetes patients should consult their doctor before adjusting their Carvedilol dose, as the medication may conceal symptoms of low blood sugar, including rapid heartbeat. Be aware of other indicators of low blood sugar, such as anxiety, sweating, weakness, dizziness, drowsiness, or fainting.","qid":583468,"docid":"1675565","rank":96,"score":82643.0},{"content":"Sixty-seven heart failure patients were given either carvedilol or metoprolol along with standard treatment. Metoprolol selectively blocks \u00ce\u00b2-receptors, while carvedilol nonselectively blocks \u00ce\u00b2- and \u00ce\u00b1-receptors and has antioxidant effects. Despite current treatments like ACE inhibitors, digoxin, and diuretics, heart failure morbidity and mortality remain high, with approximately 50","qid":583468,"docid":"6286927","rank":97,"score":81102.0},{"content":"The passage mentions that Propranolol (Inderal) and Metoprolol (Lopressor) are commonly used beta-blockers for treating arrhythmias, although they are primarily used for blood pressure control or angina. The list also includes Atenolol (Tenormin), Nadolol (Corgard), Carvedilol (Coreg), and Bisoprolol (Zebeta). The most serious side effect of beta-blockers","qid":583468,"docid":"4217514","rank":98,"score":80737.0},{"content":"Carvedilol is a racemic mixture with a white to off-white, oval-shaped, biconvex structure. It comes in film-coated tablets containing 3.125 mg, 6.25 mg, 12.5 mg, or 25 mg of carvedilol.","qid":583468,"docid":"7706121","rank":99,"score":80220.0},{"content":"Starting treatment with carvedilol involves taking a lower initial dose to minimize side effects and allow the body to adjust. Under a doctor's guidance, the dose can be gradually increased to effectively manage blood pressure.","qid":583468,"docid":"3466609","rank":100,"score":79903.0}]}
{"query":"what does it mean if your tsh is low","hits":[{"content":"A low TSH level indicates overproduction of thyroid hormones by the thyroid gland, leading to decreased brain production and resulting in hyperthyroidism with high levels of T3 and T4 hormones.","qid":640502,"docid":"418508","rank":1,"score":109373.0},{"content":"Low TSH levels result from the pituitary gland reducing TSH production due to excessive thyroid hormones in the blood. High TSH levels, on the other hand, indicate an underactive thyroid gland (hypothyroidism). Symptoms of high TSH levels include weakness, tiredness, depression, sensitivity to cold, constipation, brittle nails, memory problems, and heavy or irregular periods.","qid":640502,"docid":"3551380","rank":2,"score":106029.0},{"content":"The passage explains that high TSH levels indicate hypothyroidism, while low TSH levels suggest hyperthyroidism in relation to thyroid function. Doctors may also assess other thyroid hormone levels in the blood for a more accurate diagnosis.","qid":640502,"docid":"6985038","rank":3,"score":105771.0},{"content":"Doctors consensus: A low TSH level can indicate high thyroid hormone leading to hair loss (hyperthyroidism). A generally low TSH level may increase hair breakage due to poor hair protein. Contrary to assumptions, iron levels are not relevant to TSH's impact on hair.","qid":640502,"docid":"2808576","rank":4,"score":105623.0},{"content":"If your TSH level is low, your thyroid is overproducing hormones possibly due to a goiter or thyroid disease, requiring medical attention. Conversely, low thyroid hormone levels result in high TSH levels.","qid":640502,"docid":"598202","rank":5,"score":105041.0},{"content":"The passage explains that a high TSH level indicates an underactive thyroid gland, leading to increased TSH production to stimulate the gland. Conversely, a low TSH level signifies an overactive thyroid gland.","qid":640502,"docid":"8412227","rank":6,"score":104886.0},{"content":"A low TSH level indicates high thyroid hormone and is linked to softer, finer hair loss through hyperthyroidism.","qid":640502,"docid":"2808569","rank":7,"score":104571.0},{"content":"Low TSH levels may signify an excess of thyroid hormones produced by the thyroid gland, causing the pituitary gland to reduce TSH release.","qid":640502,"docid":"6730887","rank":8,"score":103918.0},{"content":"A low TSH level can signify hyperthyroidism or excessive thyroid hormone medication in individuals undergoing treatment for an underactive thyroid gland.","qid":640502,"docid":"1754997","rank":9,"score":102074.0},{"content":"A low TSH level suggests hyperthyroidism and requires a reduction in thyroid hormone dosage, while a high TSH level indicates hypothyroidism and necessitates an increase in medication.","qid":640502,"docid":"7109037","rank":10,"score":101823.0},{"content":"If an individual has low TSH levels and low thyroid hormones, it could indicate a weak or damaged pituitary gland, which is responsible for thyroid production.","qid":640502,"docid":"2096764","rank":11,"score":101080.0},{"content":"The doctor may have diagnosed hyperthyroidism based on a low TSH level. A low TSH indicates an overactive thyroid, while a high TSH suggests an underactive thyroid.","qid":640502,"docid":"3992434","rank":12,"score":100782.0},{"content":"The passage discusses how a low TSH level can indicate hyperthyroidism, but the focus is on the impact of thyroid hormone on TSH levels. When taking thyroid hormone, TSH levels decrease as the thyroid gland is no longer stimulated to produce more hormones.","qid":640502,"docid":"1226398","rank":13,"score":100315.0},{"content":"Low TSH levels can indicate an overactive thyroid gland due to conditions like goiter, noncancerous tumors, Graves's disease, or pregnancy during the first trimester.","qid":640502,"docid":"1034851","rank":14,"score":99527.0},{"content":"A low TSH level suggests an overactive thyroid gland producing excess hormones, while a high TSH level indicates hypothyroidism and underproduction of hormones by the thyroid gland.","qid":640502,"docid":"1957247","rank":15,"score":99163.0},{"content":"A high TSH level may indicate potential hypothyroidism, leading some doctors to increase thyroid hormone dosage. Conversely, low TSH levels suggest hyperthyroidism and excess thyroid hormone.","qid":640502,"docid":"5924242","rank":16,"score":98984.0},{"content":"The passage explains that low TSH levels indicate a potential overactive thyroid condition (hyperthyroidism), where too much thyroid hormone is circulating. Conversely, high TSH levels suggest an underactive thyroid condition (hypothyroidism), where insufficient thyroid hormone is circulating.","qid":640502,"docid":"4088606","rank":17,"score":98891.0},{"content":"The passage explains that a high TSH level indicates an underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism), while a low TSH level suggests too much thyroid hormone in the body (hyperthyroidism).","qid":640502,"docid":"5539487","rank":18,"score":98624.0},{"content":"A high TSH level, while normal T4 and T3 levels indicate mild thyroid issues. If there are symptoms of an underactive thyroid, treatment with thyroid hormone is recommended.","qid":640502,"docid":"1957246","rank":19,"score":98355.0},{"content":"The passage explains that TSH, produced by the pituitary gland, stimulates the thyroid gland to produce hormones. Normal or high thyroid hormone levels result in lower TSH levels. An unusually low TSH could indicate hyperthyroidism.","qid":640502,"docid":"6146400","rank":20,"score":98239.0},{"content":"A low TSH level in the blood may indicate an overactive thyroid causing anxiety, while a high TSH level suggests a failing thyroid, or hypothyroidism.","qid":640502,"docid":"3554994","rank":21,"score":98088.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that some healthcare providers believe a low TSH level while on thyroid medication indicates hyperthyroidism and requires reducing the medication dose to restore euthyroid status.","qid":640502,"docid":"1226400","rank":22,"score":97540.0},{"content":"A low TSH level indicates either a decreased need or tolerance for thyroid hormones, leading to reduced production. An optimal TSH value signifies that thyroid hormone levels align with the body's energy requirements and its ability to utilize energy.","qid":640502,"docid":"5073872","rank":23,"score":97241.0},{"content":"The passage explains that TSH levels in the bloodstream adjust based on the amount of thyroid hormone in the body. Elevated TSH levels signal the thyroid to produce more hormone, while low TSH levels indicate excess hormone production. This process is tightly regulated through a feedback mechanism between the pituitary and thyroid gland, with TSH levels responding to minor changes in T4 hormone levels.","qid":640502,"docid":"1226405","rank":24,"score":97113.0},{"content":"Low TSH levels can cause extra heartbeats, racing heart, atrial fibrillation, and potentially lead to heart muscle disorder called cardiomyopathy, resulting in heart failure.","qid":640502,"docid":"3803123","rank":25,"score":96518.0},{"content":"The passage explains that low TSH levels in a blood test may indicate hyperthyroidism, a condition where the thyroid gland produces excess T3 and T4 hormones. Conversely, low levels of T3 and T4 could signal hypothyroidism. The thyroid gland produces T3 and T4 hormones, which regulate metabolism, while the pituitary gland secretes TSH to stimulate thyroid hormone production.","qid":640502,"docid":"6497380","rank":26,"score":96115.0},{"content":"Two possible causes for low TSH levels are: 1) insufficient production from the thyroid gland, or 2) overproduction of thyroid hormone leading the brain to decrease TSH production.","qid":640502,"docid":"6702288","rank":27,"score":95705.0},{"content":"The passage states that low levels of thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) in a blood test result indicate hyperthyroidism, a condition where the thyroid gland produces excess hormones.","qid":640502,"docid":"6730884","rank":28,"score":95461.0},{"content":"Two possible causes for low TSH levels are: 1. Insufficient production from the glands, 2. Excess thyroid hormone leading the brain to halt production.","qid":640502,"docid":"7000432","rank":29,"score":95453.0},{"content":"A lower than normal TSH level indicates an overactive thyroid or hyperthyroidism. The drop in TSH is the body's attempt to restore circulating thyroid hormone levels to normal.","qid":640502,"docid":"1091795","rank":30,"score":95442.0},{"content":"A low TSH level may indicate hyperthyroidism or subclinical hyperthyroidism if you're not taking thyroid medication. However, this isn't a definitive rule for those on thyroid hormone replacement therapy.","qid":640502,"docid":"8612389","rank":31,"score":95376.0},{"content":"Hyperthyroidism, caused by an overactive thyroid gland, is characterized by low TSH and high FT4 levels. Rarely, low TSH levels may indicate pituitary gland damage.","qid":640502,"docid":"6730883","rank":32,"score":95366.0},{"content":"The passage explains that TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) is the hormone doctors use to assess the functionality of the thyroid gland. High levels of TSH indicate a sluggish thyroid gland, prompting the pituitary gland to try and stimulate it further. Conversely, low TSH levels suggest sufficient thyroxin in the body, keeping TSH levels in check until more is required.","qid":640502,"docid":"77134","rank":33,"score":95088.0},{"content":"The passage discusses two TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) levels: low and normal. A low TSH level may indicate an overactive thyroid gland due to conditions like goiter, noncancerous tumors, or Graves's disease, and it can also occur during pregnancy's first trimester. Normal TSH levels for adults range from 0.4-4.2 mU\/L, indicating a balance between the pit","qid":640502,"docid":"1854588","rank":34,"score":94830.0},{"content":"A low or absent TSH level can indicate excess thyroid hormone, which may pose health risks. Unawareness of this potential consequence of altered thyroid prescriptions could put both patients and physicians at risk.","qid":640502,"docid":"3245274","rank":35,"score":94654.0},{"content":"The normal range for TSH levels is 0.3-3.3 mIU\/L. A low TSH level may be a natural response to hyperactive thyroid, but abnormally low levels can be treated with medication. In some instances, hypothyroidism may cause the pituitary gland to fail in releasing sufficient TSH.","qid":640502,"docid":"6702284","rank":36,"score":94597.0},{"content":"A low TSH level can be mistakenly interpreted as a sign of hypothyroidism when in fact it indicates hyperthyroidism, and the most common cause of a TSH change is a dosage adjustment.","qid":640502,"docid":"1861075","rank":37,"score":94372.0},{"content":"The pituitary gland produces TSH, which regulates thyroid hormone production. Insufficient TSH due to pituitary issues or thyroid inflammation can lead to hypothyroidism. High TSH levels indicate low thyroid function.","qid":640502,"docid":"208375","rank":38,"score":94239.0},{"content":"The passage explains that TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) is produced by the pituitary gland to stimulate the thyroid gland's hormone production. A low TSH level may indicate that the thyroid is producing excess hormones. The reader is advised to consult an endocrinologist for further discussion and evaluation of their condition.","qid":640502,"docid":"4998514","rank":39,"score":94099.0},{"content":"The passage explains that high TSH levels indicate an under-functioning thyroid gland (hypothyroidism), while extremely low TSH levels signify an overactive thyroid gland (hyperthyroidism).","qid":640502,"docid":"6702955","rank":40,"score":94061.0},{"content":"The thyroid gland, located in the neck, produces hormones that regulate bodily functions, including metabolism, and is stimulated by thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH). Low TSH levels indicate high thyroid hormone levels, leading to hyperthyroidism.","qid":640502,"docid":"2701130","rank":41,"score":93540.0},{"content":"The normal range for TSH levels is 0.3-3.3 mIU\/L. A low TSH level may be a natural response to an overactive thyroid, but abnormally low levels may require medication to restore normal levels.","qid":640502,"docid":"418511","rank":42,"score":93228.0},{"content":"The passage criticizes the use of TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) counts as the primary indicator of thyroid function, as normal results may not reflect actual thyroid issues. The normal range for TSH is considered too broad, and individuals can feel unwell despite having results within this range. The author suggests that a TSH level of 5.5 may indicate low thyroid function, while a TSH level of 0.5 may indicate high thyroid","qid":640502,"docid":"5468145","rank":43,"score":93184.0},{"content":"The TRH test is a more accurate alternative to the TSH test for diagnosing a low thyroid function, as the TSH test can sometimes produce false results. Both tests involve blood samples, but the TRH test provides more reliable information.","qid":640502,"docid":"5099601","rank":44,"score":92966.0},{"content":"Low TSH levels can be caused by hyperthyroidism, TSH deficiency, or medications. Symptoms of an overactive thyroid include nervousness, irritability, increased perspiration, heart racing, hand tremors, anxiety, diarrhea, vision changes, and muscle weakness.","qid":640502,"docid":"5150990","rank":45,"score":92866.0},{"content":"Patients with low TSH levels experience high T3\/T4 hormone levels, often linked to hyperthyroidism and its associated symptoms. Efforts should be made to restore normal TSH levels and prevent further drops.","qid":640502,"docid":"2096762","rank":46,"score":92564.0},{"content":"The passage explains that different thyroid function test results indicate specific thyroid conditions. An elevated TSH and low FT4 or FTI suggest primary hypothyroidism caused by thyroid gland disease. A low TSH and low FT4 or FTI indicate pituitary gland issues leading to hypothyroidism. A low TSH with an elevated FT4 or FTI is a sign of hyperthyroidism.","qid":640502,"docid":"8462353","rank":47,"score":92500.0},{"content":"Low TSH numbers, or hypothyroidism, are linked to serious symptoms including issues with Cholesterol levels and Osteoporosis. To determine if you have a low-functioning thyroid, laboratory testing is recommended. Normal TSH levels range between 0.35 and 5.5.","qid":640502,"docid":"6497388","rank":48,"score":92182.0},{"content":"Subclinical hypothyroidism is a condition where TSH levels are slightly elevated despite normal thyroid hormone levels in the blood. Approximately 8% of the population has this condition.","qid":640502,"docid":"6894840","rank":49,"score":91933.0},{"content":"A low TSH level, which is less than 0.4 \u00b5IU\/mL, can be caused by various conditions beyond hyperthyroidism. Diagnosing the root cause requires patience.","qid":640502,"docid":"3263516","rank":50,"score":91833.0},{"content":"An underactive thyroid could be indicated by high TSH and low T4 levels in the blood. Elevated TSH with normal T4 suggests potential future risk.","qid":640502,"docid":"8405337","rank":51,"score":91829.0},{"content":"The passage explains that a decrease in TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) is the pituitary gland's response to elevated circulating T3 and T4 hormone levels from an overactive thyroid, leading to lower than normal TSH test results, indicating hyperthyroidism.","qid":640502,"docid":"7540167","rank":52,"score":91742.0},{"content":"The normal TSH range is between 0.4 and 5 mIU\/L. Elevated TSH levels may indicate an underactive thyroid, but pregnancy and certain medications can also cause higher readings. Conversely, lower than normal TSH levels may indicate an overactive thyroid, possibly due to Graves' disease, excessive iodine or thyroid hormone medication, or natural supplements containing thyroid hormones.","qid":640502,"docid":"2445381","rank":53,"score":91619.0},{"content":"The pituitary gland releases TSH hormone, which stimulates the thyroid to produce T3 and T4. Low TSH levels may indicate hyperthyroidism, pituitary gland damage, early pregnancy, or excessive thyroid-stimulating medication.","qid":640502,"docid":"2989520","rank":54,"score":91559.0},{"content":"The passage describes low thyroid, or hypothyroidism, as a condition where the thyroid gland produces less thyroid hormones than the body requires. This is a common occurrence during aging. The thyroid gland produces thyroxine, also known as T4, as one of its hormones.","qid":640502,"docid":"2237446","rank":55,"score":91546.0},{"content":"Experts suggest waiting three months to repeat a borderline abnormal TSH test, but those with numerous symptoms may do so sooner. Doctors sometimes prescribe low-dose thyroid medication unnecessarily, which can decrease the thyroid's hormone production. An elevated TSH level is the initial sign of low thyroid function, and a gradual increase from a low normal to high normal TSH may indicate early thyroid failure. The presence of thyroid antibodies","qid":640502,"docid":"5827712","rank":56,"score":91396.0},{"content":"The passage explains that when stress inhibits the pituitary gland from producing sufficient TSH, low or normal TSH levels may occur despite low thyroid hormone production (T3 or T4), leading to hypothyroid symptoms.","qid":640502,"docid":"1227303","rank":57,"score":91220.0},{"content":"The normal range for TSH levels is between 0.4 and 5 mIU\/L. Levels above this range may indicate an underactive thyroid, while pregnancy or certain medications can cause higher readings. Conversely, lower than normal TSH levels may indicate an overactive thyroid. Possible causes include medications like steroids, dopamine, or opioids, or Graves' disease.","qid":640502,"docid":"1775688","rank":58,"score":91117.0},{"content":"The passage explains that a low thyroid condition is indicated by insufficient thyroid hormone production in response to thyroid-stimulating hormones (TSH) from the pituitary gland. The thyroid gland is responsible for secreting hormones T3 and T4, which regulate metabolism.","qid":640502,"docid":"6497381","rank":59,"score":91077.0},{"content":"The normal TSH range is between 0.4 and 5 mIU\/L. A higher TSH level may indicate an underactive thyroid, while pregnancy or certain medications can cause lower-than-normal TSH levels. An overactive thyroid can also result in low TSH levels.","qid":640502,"docid":"8451474","rank":60,"score":91072.0},{"content":"The passage explains that Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) increases when thyroid function is low. The thyroid gland produces T1, T2, T3, and T4 hormones, but doctors typically only check TSH and free T4 levels. T3 is more active than T4, being four times as potent.","qid":640502,"docid":"6497384","rank":61,"score":91025.0},{"content":"A low TSH level in the blood can be caused by excessive levothyroxine replacement, non-thyroidal illnesses, or subclinical hyperthyroidism.","qid":640502,"docid":"3282192","rank":62,"score":91013.0},{"content":"The TSH test is more sensitive than other thyroid tests due to its ability to rise before thyroid hormones drop, making it a better indicator of early thyroid dysfunction. An elevated TSH level, even if it falls within the \"high normal\" range of 2.5-4.5, may indicate low thyroid function. A change in TSH level over a few months and the presence of thyroid antibodies or an enlarged thyroid gland","qid":640502,"docid":"5827713","rank":63,"score":90960.0},{"content":"A low TSH level (under 0.5) could be a sign of hyperthyroidism, while a high TSH level (over 4.5\/5.0) might indicate hypothyroidism.","qid":640502,"docid":"1775697","rank":64,"score":90943.0},{"content":"An abnormal TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) level signifies a disruption in the thyroid hormone supply, but it does not reveal the cause. Further testing is required to identify the reason behind the hormonal imbalance.","qid":640502,"docid":"218503","rank":65,"score":90809.0},{"content":"Early detection of hypothyroidism can be challenging due to normal test results in the initial stages. An elevated TSH level is the first sign of low thyroid function. A gradual increase in TSH from a low normal to a high normal range over several months may indicate early thyroid failure.","qid":640502,"docid":"3271456","rank":66,"score":90756.0},{"content":"The passage explains that TSH levels influence the thyroid's hormone production, with high TSH leading to increased hormone production and low TSH indicating excess hormone. TSH levels can fluctuate significantly in response to small changes in T4 levels, and this process is tightly regulated between the pituitary and thyroid gland.","qid":640502,"docid":"172502","rank":67,"score":90720.0},{"content":"The TSH level can indicate thyroid function. A high TSH level may suggest hypothyroidism, meaning the thyroid produces too little hormone. Conversely, a low TSH level may indicate hyperthyroidism, where the thyroid is overactive. The \"normal\" TSH range varies, but the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists set it between 0.30 and 3.04 in 2002. Symptoms","qid":640502,"docid":"6959430","rank":68,"score":90612.0},{"content":"Central hypothyroidism is indicated by normal or low TSH levels and low free T4 levels, suggesting insufficient TSH or TRH secretion from the pituitary gland or hypothalamus. Other signs of hypopituitarism, such as menstrual cycle abnormalities and adrenal insufficiency, may also be present.","qid":640502,"docid":"7527423","rank":69,"score":90545.0},{"content":"The passage discusses how a low TSH level (under 0.5) could suggest hyperthyroidism, while a high TSH level (over 4.5\/5.0) might indicate hypothyroidism, based on the typical reference range. However, there is a controversy surrounding the TSH reference range.","qid":640502,"docid":"8451475","rank":70,"score":90384.0},{"content":"A passage from WebMD describes symptoms of low TSH levels, which include nervousness, rapid heart rate, weight loss, irregular menstruation, and feeling hot. These symptoms can be caused by hyperthyroidism, an overactive thyroid that results in damage to the thyroid gland, which produces TSH.","qid":640502,"docid":"3511310","rank":71,"score":90335.0},{"content":"The passage explains that high levels of TSH in a blood test indicate a possible sluggish thyroid, while low levels suggest an overactive thyroid. The test involves a doctor taking a blood sample by inserting a needle into a sterilized area of the arm and attaching it to a tube for collection.","qid":640502,"docid":"2177955","rank":72,"score":90216.0},{"content":"The TSH test measures the amount of thyroid-stimulating hormone in the blood, providing insights into thyroid and metabolism function. High TSH levels may indicate hypothyroidism, while low levels suggest hyperthyroidism. Symptoms often prompt the test, and normal TSH ranges can vary, with the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists setting the range between 0.30 and 3.04 in 2002.","qid":640502,"docid":"6679962","rank":73,"score":90177.0},{"content":"The passage explains that an intermediate or high TSH level indicates hypothyroidism, which can be confirmed with a low T4 level. The TPO Antibody test is used to identify if the hypothyroidism is caused by an autoimmune disease. Conversely, a low TSH and high T4 are indicative of hyperthyroidism, and the T3 level is measured to assess the severity of hyperthyroidism.","qid":640502,"docid":"5903335","rank":74,"score":89965.0},{"content":"The thyroid regulates activity levels, and high TSH levels indicate high activity, while low TSH levels suggest inactivity. Elevated TSH levels can lead to hypothyroidism, characterized by serious symptoms such as cholesterol problems and osteoporosis. Hypothyroidism is difficult to diagnose and requires laboratory testing to determine a low-functioning thyroid.","qid":640502,"docid":"6497387","rank":75,"score":89889.0},{"content":"The passage explains that blood tests, specifically the measurement of Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH), can diagnose thyroid conditions. High TSH levels indicate hypothyroidism, while low TSH levels suggest hyperthyroidism.","qid":640502,"docid":"208378","rank":76,"score":89863.0},{"content":"The pituitary gland produces Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH), which stimulates the thyroid to release more thyroid hormones. High TSH levels suggest insufficient thyroid hormone in the body, while low TSH levels indicate excess thyroid hormone.","qid":640502,"docid":"1957252","rank":77,"score":89833.0},{"content":"The TSH level in individuals with thyroid disorders is typically maintained between 0.5 and 4.0 mIU\/L, except for certain situations. In cases of pituitary disorders causing thyroid problems or previous thyroid cancer treatment, a lower TSH level may be desired. During pregnancy, a higher TSH level is often targeted.","qid":640502,"docid":"1775681","rank":78,"score":89821.0},{"content":"If your TSH level is low and you're feeling hyper, reducing thyroid medication is typically suggested. However, after thyroid cancer, doctors may keep TSH below 0.1 to reduce recurrence risk. Note that TSH is an unreliable indicator of thyroid status.","qid":640502,"docid":"1861076","rank":79,"score":89785.0},{"content":"An overactive thyroid leads to low TSH levels in the blood, indicating the thyroid gland produces too much thyroid hormone, resulting in increased metabolism and unwanted symptoms.","qid":640502,"docid":"4372127","rank":80,"score":89768.0},{"content":"The passage explains that high TSH levels in the blood indicate insufficient T3 production by the thyroid, leading to further tests to check T3 and T4 levels. Conversely, in hyperthyroidism, TSH levels are typically low.","qid":640502,"docid":"880180","rank":81,"score":89722.0},{"content":"A low TSH level in the blood does not necessarily indicate a hyperthyroid state. Other conditions and certain drugs can cause a slightly low or suppressed TSH level.","qid":640502,"docid":"3263515","rank":82,"score":89677.0},{"content":"The thyroid gland's hormone production is regulated by thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH). When thyroid hormone levels are elevated, TSH levels are usually low. Low TSH can lead to various symptoms, including general ones and those affecting specific organs.","qid":640502,"docid":"3803120","rank":83,"score":89521.0},{"content":"Subclinical hypothyroidism is a condition characterized by slightly elevated TSH levels despite normal thyroid hormone blood levels. Up to 8% of the population has this condition, which is more common in women and older adults. As thyroid hormone production decreases, TSH levels increase, signaling the thyroid to produce more hormone.","qid":640502,"docid":"6621552","rank":84,"score":89493.0},{"content":"A low TSH level may indicate the presence of a thyroid nodule producing excessive thyroid hormone, which can be detected through a TSH test for follicular thyroid cancer. The level of calcitonin in the blood is significant for evaluating medullary thyroid carcinoma.","qid":640502,"docid":"7917064","rank":85,"score":89335.0},{"content":"The passage explains that when thyroid hormone levels are low, the hypothalamus and pituitary glands respond by producing more thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH) and thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH). Due to the thyroid's inability to respond properly, the hypothalamus releases more TRH, and the pituitary continues to secrete TSH. As a result, high TSH levels","qid":640502,"docid":"409322","rank":86,"score":89233.0},{"content":"The passage explains that when someone is given thyroid hormone, their pituitary gland responds by reducing the production of thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH). However, other tissues in the body may not receive the thyroid hormone, leading to symptoms of hypothyroidism despite a normal or low TSH level.","qid":640502,"docid":"8612390","rank":87,"score":89202.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that low TSH levels may indicate hyperthyroidism, or an overactive thyroid gland. Normal TSH levels range from 0.5 to 5. TSH is a hormone produced by the pituitary gland that stimulates the thyroid to produce T3 and T4 hormones. In hyperthyroidism, the thyroid gland produces excess hormones, causing the pituitary gland to reduce TSH production.","qid":640502,"docid":"6497385","rank":88,"score":89177.0},{"content":"The normal range for TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) levels is generally between 0.3 to 5.0, with a value of 0.06 being considered low regardless of the method used. A low TSH level suggests high thyroid function or hyperthyroidism, while a high TSH level indicates low thyroid function or hypothyroidism.","qid":640502,"docid":"7456406","rank":89,"score":89171.0},{"content":"Symptoms of low TSH levels due to hyperthyroidism include rapid heartbeat, weight loss, nervousness, tremors, and increased appetite (Mayo Clinic). Symptoms of low TSH levels due to secondary hypothyroidism are fatigue, depression, weight gain, and cold intolerance (UCLA Endocrine Surgery).","qid":640502,"docid":"409318","rank":90,"score":89161.0},{"content":"Common symptoms of low TSH include fatigue, nervousness, restlessness, weakness, muscle cramps, and tremors. These symptoms can be mistaken for other conditions.","qid":640502,"docid":"409319","rank":91,"score":89146.0},{"content":"A blood test measuring thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) levels can help diagnose thyroid disorders. High TSH indicates underactive thyroid function (hypothyroidism).","qid":640502,"docid":"5989160","rank":92,"score":88986.0},{"content":"The TSH test is used to measure the level of thyroid-stimulating hormone in the blood. Elevated TSH levels may indicate a sluggish thyroid, while low TSH levels suggest an overactive thyroid.","qid":640502,"docid":"8003526","rank":93,"score":88974.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that a low body temperature may indicate a low metabolic rate and potential issues with converting T4 to T3. Normal TSH levels do not rule out this possibility. Illnesses or physical stress can cause both low body temperatures and health problems.","qid":640502,"docid":"6625299","rank":94,"score":88964.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the importance of taking a drug history in the context of a low TSH level. The focus is on identifying whether the patient is taking amiodarone or levothyroxine. Less common drug causes of low TSH include high dose prednisolone, recent carbimazole treatment, and dopamine infusion.","qid":640502,"docid":"3282190","rank":95,"score":88926.0},{"content":"The TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) level dropping below the normal range of 0.5 to 4.5 or 5.0 mIU\/L indicates that the thyroid gland is not receiving a signal to release hormones, resulting in a decrease in thyroid hormone production.","qid":640502,"docid":"8451478","rank":96,"score":88813.0},{"content":"The passage explains that thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) levels are used to assess the thyroid gland's function. TSH triggers the thyroid to generate thyroid hormone. Elevated TSH levels suggest an underactive thyroid, while low TSH levels indicate an overactive thyroid. Abnormal TSH levels serve as a warning sign for medical professionals regarding potential thyroid gland diseases.","qid":640502,"docid":"4778464","rank":97,"score":88609.0},{"content":"TSH is a hormone produced by the pituitary gland that stimulates the thyroid to produce thyroid hormone. High TSH levels indicate underproduction of thyroid hormone, while low TSH levels indicate overproduction.","qid":640502,"docid":"8412229","rank":98,"score":88521.0},{"content":"The passage explains that high TSH levels indicate an underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism), while low TSH levels suggest too much thyroid hormone in the body (hyperthyroidism). In a previous post, the author discussed TSH ranges during pregnancy and provided trimester-specific ranges.","qid":640502,"docid":"1186738","rank":99,"score":88468.0},{"content":"The passage explains that high TSH levels indicate underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism), while low TSH levels suggest too much thyroid hormone in the body (hyperthyroidism). In a previous post, the author discussed TSH ranges during pregnancy and provided trimester-specific information.","qid":640502,"docid":"4132983","rank":100,"score":88468.0}]}
{"query":"is caffeine an narcotic","hits":[{"content":"Opiates and opioids are narcotic pain relievers derived from poppies, while caffeine is a natural stimulant found in plants like coffee, guarana, and tea, and does not relieve pain. Both are depressants and stimulants respectively, and have opposite effects.","qid":405163,"docid":"6945011","rank":1,"score":126421.0},{"content":"Opiates and opioids are narcotic pain relievers derived from poppies, while caffeine is a natural stimulant found in various plants like coffee, guarana, and tea, and does not relieve pain.","qid":405163,"docid":"6916264","rank":2,"score":125460.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a natural stimulant found in coffee, tea, cocoa, and soft drinks, while mphetamine is a potent synthetic stimulant used in the treatment of ADHD and narcolepsy. Both are stimulants but belong to different chemical classes.","qid":405163,"docid":"306987","rank":3,"score":120402.0},{"content":"The passage describes a medication containing aspirin, butalbital, caffeine, and codeine, which is used to treat tension headaches and is classified as an opioid or narcotic. It's not intended for headaches that come and go, and the drug may have other uses.","qid":405163,"docid":"1518541","rank":4,"score":116939.0},{"content":"Codeine is an opioid pain medication that is sometimes called a narcotic. Acetaminophen is a less potent pain reliever that enhances codeine's effects. Butalbital is a barbiturate that relaxes muscle contractions in tension headaches. Caffeine is a central nervous system stimulant that relaxes muscle contractions in blood vessels to improve blood flow.","qid":405163,"docid":"6945014","rank":5,"score":115447.0},{"content":"A prescription medication called Fiorinal contains aspirin, butalbital, and caffeine to treat pain, primarily headaches. Aspirin is a non-narcotic pain reliever, butalbital acts as a sedative, and caffeine may help with Migraines and vascular headaches. An alternative version of this drug includes codeine.","qid":405163,"docid":"1518539","rank":6,"score":112947.0},{"content":"Acetaminophen, butalbital, and caffeine are used together in an oral preparation to treat pain, specifically headaches. Acetaminophen is a non-narcotic analgesic for pain and headache relief. Butalbital is a barbiturate used for its sedative effects. Caffeine is found in many analgesic formulations and may be beneficial in migraine and vascular headaches. Fioricet is the","qid":405163,"docid":"6289824","rank":7,"score":111455.0},{"content":"The oral preparation containing acetaminophen, butalbital, and caffeine is used for treating pain, particularly headaches. Acetaminophen is a non-narcotic analgesic that alleviates pain, while butalbital is a barbiturate added for its sedative effects.","qid":405163,"docid":"4642223","rank":8,"score":110643.0},{"content":"Approximately 75% of regular caffeine users may be addicted to the substance. Withdrawal from caffeine can lead to mood swings and irritability, akin to symptoms experienced during withdrawal from narcotics or alcohol.","qid":405163,"docid":"429247","rank":9,"score":110496.0},{"content":"The use of caffeine can lead to addiction and withdrawal symptoms such as mood swings and irritability, similar to those experienced with narcotics or alcohol. Consumption of 200mg of caffeine daily can result in addiction and alterations in brain chemistry.","qid":405163,"docid":"429245","rank":10,"score":110472.0},{"content":"The use of caffeine after addiction can result in mood swings and irritability during withdrawal, akin to withdrawing from narcotics or alcohol. Regular consumption of 200mg or more of caffeine daily can lead to addiction and brain chemistry alterations.","qid":405163,"docid":"429246","rank":11,"score":109832.0},{"content":"The oral preparation containing aspirin, butalbital, and caffeine is used for treating pain, particularly headaches. Aspirin is a non-narcotic analgesic that provides pain and headache relief. Patients should inform their healthcare professional if they have allergies to any substances, including aspirin or other ingredients in the medication.","qid":405163,"docid":"1352545","rank":12,"score":109677.0},{"content":"The passage describes a medication containing acetaminophen, butalbital, and caffeine, which is used to treat pain, particularly headaches. Acetaminophen is a pain reliever, butalbital is a barbiturate providing sedative effects. It's essential to inform the doctor about any allergies to these ingredients or related substances like aspirin.","qid":405163,"docid":"6796414","rank":13,"score":108333.0},{"content":"Caffeine, with the chemical formula C8H10N4O2, is a naturally occurring stimulant and shares traits with drugs like amphetamines, cocaine, and heroin, including the ability to cause addiction. Many people rely on it to start their day.","qid":405163,"docid":"647594","rank":14,"score":106805.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a bitter-tasting, white crystalline powder with the chemical formula C8H10N4O2. It is a naturally occurring stimulant and shares traits with drugs like amphetamines, cocaine, and heroin. In its pure form, caffeine stimulates the heart and acts as a mild diuretic. Historically, it has been a significant part of global culture for hundreds of years.","qid":405163,"docid":"2055218","rank":15,"score":106262.0},{"content":"The passage discusses a drug named acetaminophen\/butalbital\/caffeine\/codeine, which is used for treating headaches and belongs to the narcotic analgesic combinations drug class. Its brand names include Fioricet with Codeine and Phrenilin with Caffeine and Codeine.","qid":405163,"docid":"6945009","rank":16,"score":105333.0},{"content":"Fioricet is a medication composed of acetaminophen, butibital, and caffeine. It does not contain a potent narcotic and can be used separately from codine.","qid":405163,"docid":"7622492","rank":17,"score":105106.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a naturally occurring stimulant drug with the chemical formula C8H10N4O2. Its structure resembles that of more notorious drugs like amphetamines, cocaine, and heroin.","qid":405163,"docid":"1667027","rank":18,"score":104657.0},{"content":"The passage explains that each component in codeine, acetaminophen, caffeine, and butalbital preparations functions distinctly to alleviate tension headache pain. Codeine serves as a narcotic painkiller.","qid":405163,"docid":"1352548","rank":19,"score":104602.0},{"content":"Paraxanthine, a central nervous stimulant with higher potency at A1 and A2 receptors and lower toxicity than caffeine, was tested for wake-promoting efficacy in a narcolepsy mouse model alongside caffeine and modafinil.","qid":405163,"docid":"5523882","rank":20,"score":104462.0},{"content":"Amphetamine is a powerful CNS stimulant used for ADHD and narcolepsy treatment, while caffeine is a natural stimulant found in coffee, tea, cocoa, soft drinks, and energy drinks from the xanthine class.","qid":405163,"docid":"8353801","rank":21,"score":103870.0},{"content":"The passage discusses a drug named acetaminophen\/butalbital\/caffeine\/codeine, which is a narcotic analgesic combination with brand names Fioricet with Codeine and Phrenilin with Caffeine and Codeine. This medication is used for treating various conditions.","qid":405163,"docid":"978353","rank":22,"score":103635.0},{"content":"Caffeine, with the chemical formula C8H10N4O2, is a naturally occurring stimulant and a drug that provides an energy boost and heightened alertness, similar to more notorious substances like amphetamines, cocaine, and heroin. It has been used for generations to help people stay awake during demanding situations, such as studying for finals.","qid":405163,"docid":"3216136","rank":23,"score":103576.0},{"content":"This passage describes a combination medication used for moderate to severe pain relief. It consists of the narcotic dihydrocodeine, the non-narcotic pain reliever acetaminophen, and caffeine. Dihydrocodeine alters pain perception in the brain, while acetaminophen reduces fever.","qid":405163,"docid":"2748170","rank":24,"score":103190.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that caffeine may not effectively combat excessive sleepiness caused by clinical sleep disorders like narcolepsy or sleep apnea. For sleep difficulties leading to insomnia, sleep-promoting medications like zolpidem (Ambien) or eszopiclone (Lunesta) could be considered as an alternative, subject to consultation with a doctor.","qid":405163,"docid":"8088030","rank":25,"score":102858.0},{"content":"Caffeine acts as a diuretic, causing increased urination and potential nausea in some individuals. Rare instances of vomiting after consuming excessive caffeine also occur.","qid":405163,"docid":"762834","rank":26,"score":102688.0},{"content":"Stimulants such as amphetamines, cocaine, and caffeine have historical uses in treating asthma, obesity, and more recently, narcolepsy, ADHD, and depression. Amphetamines consist of amphetamine, dextroamphetamine (Dexedrine and Adderall), and methamphetamine. Warning signs of stimulant addiction include their addictive nature.","qid":405163,"docid":"4938006","rank":27,"score":102414.0},{"content":"Caffeine, a legal and unregulated methylxanthine stimulant, is the world's most consumed psychoactive drug with both positive and negative health effects. It is used to treat bronchopulmonary dysplasia and prevent apnea in premature infants, and was added to the WHO Model List of Essential Medicines in 2007.","qid":405163,"docid":"2407799","rank":28,"score":102088.0},{"content":"Caffeine, a legal and unregulated methylxanthine stimulant, is the most commonly consumed psychoactive drug worldwide.","qid":405163,"docid":"1655999","rank":29,"score":101503.0},{"content":"Caffeine, a legal and unregulated psychoactive drug of the methylxanthine class, works by blocking adenosine receptors in the central nervous system, preventing drowsiness and maintaining alertness.","qid":405163,"docid":"6250234","rank":30,"score":100814.0},{"content":"The passage discusses various brand names for the drug combination of aspirin, caffeine, and propoxyphene (Darvon Compound 32, Darvon Compound-65, PC-CAP, Propoxyphene Compound 65). Propoxyphene, a narcotic analgesic related to codeine, is included in this combination to relieve pain.","qid":405163,"docid":"7222499","rank":31,"score":100812.0},{"content":"Caffeine, with the chemical formula C8H10N4O2, is a naturally occurring stimulant and a drug. Its structure resembles that of more notorious drugs like amphetamines, cocaine, and heroin.","qid":405163,"docid":"4228172","rank":32,"score":100617.0},{"content":"The passage lists ethanol, cannabis, nicotine, caffeine, and controlled substances under the United Nations' Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs and Convention on Psychotropic Substances as drugs commonly used for recreational purposes.","qid":405163,"docid":"851536","rank":33,"score":100581.0},{"content":"Caffeine, a legal and unregulated methylxanthine stimulant, is the most commonly consumed psychoactive substance. Found in coffee, tea, soft drinks, energy drinks, chocolate, and more, caffeine stimulates the central nervous system.","qid":405163,"docid":"3918981","rank":34,"score":100560.0},{"content":"The passage states that quitting caffeine involves commitment and preparedness for withdrawal symptoms, which can include pain. The process of quitting involves acknowledging that things will get worse before they improve, but eventual improvement will occur.","qid":405163,"docid":"6845523","rank":35,"score":100345.0},{"content":"Fiorinal with Codeine is a medication containing a pain reliever\/anti-inflammatory\/fever reducer, a barbiturate, a vasoconstrictor, and a narcotic pain reliever. It is used to treat complex tension headaches and is available in generic form.","qid":405163,"docid":"558752","rank":36,"score":100344.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a central nervous system stimulant drug that increases heart rate and alertness, and is addictive with potential side effects such as headache, anxiety, dizziness, jitters, and heart problems. Studies have examined its health effects.","qid":405163,"docid":"6270437","rank":37,"score":99728.0},{"content":"Caffeine, a legal and unregulated methylxanthine stimulant, is the most commonly consumed psychoactive substance. Found in soft drinks like cola (10-69mg per 12 oz) and energy drinks (80mg or more per serving).","qid":405163,"docid":"1429845","rank":38,"score":99366.0},{"content":"Caffeine, found naturally or added to common foods, is mildly addictive with withdrawal symptoms including headaches, irritability, sleepiness, and lethargy. Its effects on the body are not entirely good or bad.","qid":405163,"docid":"1305759","rank":39,"score":98890.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a bitter, white crystalline stimulant and mild diuretic discovered by German chemist Friedrich Ferdinand Runge in 1819.","qid":405163,"docid":"268004","rank":40,"score":98884.0},{"content":"Caffeine, a legal and unregulated methylxanthine stimulant, is primarily sourced from coffee beans, with varying caffeine content depending on the bean type and preparation method.","qid":405163,"docid":"2055217","rank":41,"score":98610.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a legal and unregulated central nervous system stimulant of the methylxanthine class, widely consumed as a psychoactive drug. Its mechanisms of action include several effects on the body.","qid":405163,"docid":"1844775","rank":42,"score":98555.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a legal and unregulated stimulant of the methylxanthine class, which is the most commonly consumed psychoactive substance worldwide.","qid":405163,"docid":"1234964","rank":43,"score":98524.0},{"content":"Caffeine functions as a Central Nervous System stimulant by antagonizing adenosine receptors. The pharmacological opposite of caffeine would be a non-specific adenosine receptor agonist, potentially resembling a \"zombification\" drug in reality.","qid":405163,"docid":"8092449","rank":44,"score":98506.0},{"content":"Caffeine, a legal and unregulated methylxanthine stimulant, is the most commonly consumed psychoactive drug worldwide. Its effects on the central nervous system are attributed to several mechanisms of action.","qid":405163,"docid":"2902930","rank":45,"score":98261.0},{"content":"Caffeine, derived from the words for coffee in German and French, is a stimulant drug similar to amphetamines, cocaine, and heroin, using identical biochemical mechanisms to boost brain function. Its chemical name is 1,3-7, trimethylxanthine, with the formula c8h10n4o2 and molecular structure not specified in the passage.","qid":405163,"docid":"3918983","rank":46,"score":98261.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a legal and unregulated stimulant of the methylxanthine class that is widely consumed as a psychoactive drug, primarily affecting the central nervous system.","qid":405163,"docid":"1506457","rank":47,"score":98207.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a stimulant drug found in common items like tea, coffee, chocolate, and cola drinks.","qid":405163,"docid":"6759833","rank":48,"score":98042.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a naturally occurring stimulant drug found in plants, also produced artificially and added to various foods and beverages. Defined as a drug due to its central nervous system stimulation, causing increased alertness and mood elevation. Found in tea, coffee, chocolate, soft drinks, and some medications. In its natural state, caffeine has a bitter taste, but processing masks it in most products.","qid":405163,"docid":"4924540","rank":49,"score":98037.0},{"content":"Caffeine, a legal and unregulated methylxanthine stimulant, is the most commonly consumed psychoactive substance worldwide. Its elimination time from the body, or half-life, ranges from 3-7 hours in healthy adults but can be influenced by factors like pregnancy, other drugs, liver function, and age.","qid":405163,"docid":"7044507","rank":50,"score":97819.0},{"content":"The brand names Alagesic LQ, Capacet, Dolgic Plus, Esgic, Esgic-Plus, Fioricet, Dolgic LQ, Ezol, Geone, Margesic, Nonbac, Orbivan, Repan, and Zebutal refer to a combination drug consisting of Butalbital, acetaminophen, and caffeine. Butalbital is a narcotic that suppresses","qid":405163,"docid":"8608603","rank":51,"score":97816.0},{"content":"The passage discusses drugs often used for recreational purposes, such as ethanol, cannabis, nicotine, caffeine, and controlled substances under the UN's Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs and Convention on Psychotropic Substances. It promotes responsible drug use, which involves avoiding using drugs while engaging in hazardous activities like driving or operating machinery, as a crucial harm-reduction prevention method.","qid":405163,"docid":"3602402","rank":52,"score":97773.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a naturally occurring stimulant drug found in plants, also produced artificially and added to foods and medications. It stimulates the central nervous system, increasing alertness and elevating mood. Common sources include tea, coffee, chocolate, soft drinks, and pain relievers.","qid":405163,"docid":"996617","rank":53,"score":97586.0},{"content":"Caffeine, a stimulant found in common beverages like coffee, tea, and soda, is technically a drug with recommended daily intake of 400 mg for healthy adults.","qid":405163,"docid":"3808050","rank":54,"score":97267.0},{"content":"Caffeine, a stimulant found in common foods and beverages like coffee, tea, and soda, is technically a drug that keeps people awake and alert.","qid":405163,"docid":"3925019","rank":55,"score":97019.0},{"content":"Diuretics are substances that enhance urine production in the kidneys. Weak diuretics include water, cranberry juice, and alcohol. Caffeine and theophylline in tea act by increasing kidney filtration and inhibiting sodium reabsorption, leading to increased sodium and water excretion. The diuretic effect of caffeine was identified in 1928.","qid":405163,"docid":"1219168","rank":56,"score":96925.0},{"content":"Caffeine, also known as coffeine, theine, mateine, guaranine, and methyltheobromine, is a naturally occurring stimulant produced by plants such as coffee beans, guarana, yerba mate, mat\u00e9 cacao, and tea. It stimulates the central nervous system, heart rate, and respiration, has mood-altering properties, and acts as a mild diuretic. Caffeine is addict","qid":405163,"docid":"5706290","rank":57,"score":96915.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a naturally occurring stimulant found in plants like tea leaves, coffee beans, and fruits. It's also added to certain foods, drinks, and pain relievers. As a drug, caffeine excites the nervous system, leading to increased alertness. Consuming excessive amounts can negatively impact health and lead to addiction.","qid":405163,"docid":"893316","rank":58,"score":96808.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a bitter, white stimulant drug discovered by German chemist Friedrich Ferdinand Runge in 1819. He named it \"kaffein,\" which later became known as caffeine, and identified it as a chemical component in coffee.","qid":405163,"docid":"5710978","rank":59,"score":96692.0},{"content":"The passage clarifies that narcotics are drugs that induce sleep, specifically opiates like heroin and morphine. In contrast, stimulants such as cocaine and meth do not induce sleep but rather keep people awake and active. The passage warns against calling stimulants narcotics, as this is incorrect and misleading.","qid":405163,"docid":"5909571","rank":60,"score":96652.0},{"content":"Coffee and tea, both popular beverages in America, are addictive and contribute to various illnesses and fatal diseases for millions of Americans each year. Coffee, in particular, is identified as America's leading drug problem.","qid":405163,"docid":"8608597","rank":61,"score":96647.0},{"content":"Caffeine, found naturally or added to common foods, is mildly addictive and causes withdrawal symptoms like headaches, irritability, sleepiness, and lethargy when stopped. Its effects on the body are not entirely good or bad.","qid":405163,"docid":"849402","rank":62,"score":96471.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a natural central nervous system stimulant found in plants like coffee and tea, as well as in energy drinks and sodas. Its mechanism of action involves blocking adenosine receptors A and A2A.","qid":405163,"docid":"7044508","rank":63,"score":96466.0},{"content":"Caffeine, found naturally or added to common foods, is mildly addictive and can cause withdrawal symptoms like headaches, irritability, sleepiness, and lethargy when stopped. Its effects on the body are not entirely good or bad.","qid":405163,"docid":"2514292","rank":64,"score":96441.0},{"content":"Caffeine, a legal and unregulated methylxanthine stimulant, is the world's most consumed psychoactive substance. Its daily consumption up to 4 cups doesn't impact hypertension risk, but 1-3 cups may slightly increase it. Caffeine raises intraocular pressure in glaucoma patients but not in normal individuals.","qid":405163,"docid":"5095855","rank":65,"score":96426.0},{"content":"Caffeine, found naturally or added to common foods, is mildly addictive with withdrawal symptoms including headaches, irritability, sleepiness, and lethargy. Its effects on the body are not entirely good or bad, but the amount consumed through food and beverages is important to know.","qid":405163,"docid":"5282651","rank":66,"score":96201.0},{"content":"Caffeine, found naturally or added to common foods, is mildly addictive with withdrawal symptoms including headaches, irritability, sleepiness, and lethargy. Coffee is a significant source of caffeine consumption.","qid":405163,"docid":"3708033","rank":67,"score":96022.0},{"content":"Caffeine, a stimulant drug found in plants like Coffea Arabica (used for coffee), increases the speed of messages between the brain and body. Combining caffeine with alcohol puts a significant strain on the body and can hide alcohol's effects, leading to increased consumption and risky behavior. Additionally, mixing caffeine with other stimulant drugs raises the risk of cardiovascular issues.","qid":405163,"docid":"8445974","rank":68,"score":95988.0},{"content":"The passage discusses caffeine as a stimulant drug that can increase heart rate, alertness, and have addictive properties with potential side effects. Studies on its health effects are controversial and inconclusive, and individual reactions to caffeine depend on factors like diet, size, exercise, and regular intake.","qid":405163,"docid":"5095853","rank":69,"score":95931.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a natural central nervous system stimulant found in plants like coffee, tea, and yerba mate, as well as added to consumer products, particularly energy drinks.","qid":405163,"docid":"6689927","rank":70,"score":95930.0},{"content":"Caffeine, a drug found in coffee, tea, energy drinks, soft drinks, pills, powder, and candy, primarily derived from coffee beans and tea leaves, acts as a natural pesticide in certain plants and can be harmful to humans with potential negative effects similar to other abused substances.","qid":405163,"docid":"3918989","rank":71,"score":95895.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a naturally occurring stimulant found in plants that can also be synthesized and added to food products. It stimulates the central nervous system and acts as a diuretic. Consuming excessive amounts of caffeine leads to an overdose, which can be intentional or accidental. This information is for reference only and should not be used to treat or manage an actual overdose.","qid":405163,"docid":"6582855","rank":72,"score":95889.0},{"content":"In the 1820s, a German scientist named Friedrich Ferdinand Runge extracted caffeine from cocoa beans in its purest form. Today, caffeine is widely used to make various consumer products, making it the most consumed psychoactive agent in the world. Similar to other addictive substances like amphetamines, cocaine, and heroin, caffeine stimulates brain function using the same biochemical mechanisms.","qid":405163,"docid":"5214452","rank":73,"score":95854.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a stimulant affecting the central nervous system, cardiac muscle, and respiratory system, also acting as a diuretic. Overdose can lead to headaches, muscle tremors, and insomnia; a lethal dose is 10 grams. During coffee brewing, caffeine gets dissolved along with tannins, responsible for the beverage's dark color.","qid":405163,"docid":"421595","rank":74,"score":95849.0},{"content":"Caffeine, a white crystalline xanthine alkaloid, was first isolated from coffee in 1820 by German and French chemists. It is found in fruits, leaves, and seeds of certain plants and acts as a natural pesticide. Most caffeine consumed by humans comes from coffee beans and tea leaves.","qid":405163,"docid":"3918984","rank":75,"score":95792.0},{"content":"Caffeine, a legal and unregulated methylxanthine stimulant, is the most commonly consumed psychoactive drug worldwide.","qid":405163,"docid":"7454159","rank":76,"score":95716.0},{"content":"Caffeine, found in tea, coffee, and other foods and drinks, is a drug and an alkaloid with poisonous relatives. It initially causes stimulation upon entry into the body, followed by a period of depression. Relief from this depression is often sought through consuming more caffeine.","qid":405163,"docid":"6585590","rank":77,"score":95618.0},{"content":"Caffeine, found in common items like tea, coffee, chocolate, and cola, functions as a stimulant with mental and physical effects, often overlooked as a drug. It negatively impacts sleep by interfering in three ways.","qid":405163,"docid":"6770821","rank":78,"score":95597.0},{"content":"Caffeine, a legal and unregulated methylxanthine stimulant, is the most commonly consumed psychoactive substance worldwide. Typical doses range from under 500 milligrams per day for adults, while toxic doses exceed 10 grams. 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Side effects include insomnia, nervousness, stomach irritation, and increased heart rate and respiration. It may worsen sleep disorders in people with AIDS.","qid":405163,"docid":"4499707","rank":82,"score":95378.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a diuretic that increases urination and temporarily boosts alertness, but can disrupt sleep when consumed before bedtime. In large doses, it can cause nervousness, jitteriness, and tension.","qid":405163,"docid":"5710979","rank":83,"score":95359.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a stimulant that excites nerve cells in the brain and can be addictive, but moderate consumption is generally considered safe.","qid":405163,"docid":"5514160","rank":84,"score":95301.0},{"content":"Caffeine stimulates the central nervous system, heart, blood vessels, and kidneys, acting as a mild diuretic. Its potent stimulatory properties make it a valuable antidote for respiratory depression caused by drug overdoses, such as morphine or barbiturates.","qid":405163,"docid":"1422055","rank":85,"score":95209.0},{"content":"Caffeine, also spelled caffein, is a bitter, white crystalline xanthine alkaloid and a psychoactive stimulant. It was independently isolated from coffee by German chemist Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge in 1820 and French chemists Robiquet, Pelletier, and Caventou in 1821.","qid":405163,"docid":"7044509","rank":86,"score":95185.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a central nervous system stimulant that leads to mild physical dependence. However, it does not pose the same risks to physical, social, or economic health as addictive drugs. 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It is primarily used to enhance mental alertness but also has medicinal uses. Caffeine is administered with painkillers like aspirin and acetaminophen, and the chemical ergotamine, for treating migraine headaches.","qid":405163,"docid":"1667022","rank":90,"score":94815.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a central nervous system stimulant that causes mild physical dependence, making it addictive to some extent, but it does not pose the same risks to health and wellbeing as addictive substances.","qid":405163,"docid":"6689928","rank":91,"score":94764.0},{"content":"Caffeine addiction refers to a mild dependence on the natural or added presence of caffeine in foods and beverages like tea, coffee, Yerba mate, soft drinks, and medications.","qid":405163,"docid":"429250","rank":92,"score":94750.0},{"content":"Caffeine functions as a Central Nervous System stimulant by antagonizing adenosine receptors. 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The other active ingredients include acetaminophen, a non-opiate, non-salicylate analgesic and antipyretic with a molecular weight of 151.16, codeine phosphate, butalbital, and both caffeine and acetaminophen","qid":405163,"docid":"1352547","rank":95,"score":94395.0},{"content":"Caffeine can be classified as a nutrient, a drug, or a drug of abuse. As a drug of abuse, it has positive reinforcing effects, leads to tolerance, and causes withdrawal symptoms upon discontinuation. Caffeine use can result in mental disorders such as dependence, withdrawal syndrome, and intoxication, although dependence is not recognized in the DSM-IV-R. [[PubMed-indexed for MEDLINE].]","qid":405163,"docid":"8445975","rank":96,"score":94345.0},{"content":"Caffeine is a stimulant drug that affects the central nervous system, leading to increased heart rate, alertness, and potential side effects such as headache, anxiety, dizziness, jitters, and heart problems. 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{"query":"how does granulation tissue start","hits":[{"content":"Granulation tissue is a type of specialized tissue formed during the healing process after tissue damage. It begins to develop as early as 24 hours and is characterized by the proliferation of fibroblasts and endothelial cells. Histologically, it is identified by its pink, soft, and granular appearance on the surface of a wound.","qid":1133579,"docid":"1817055","rank":1,"score":140169.0},{"content":"By the third day, the acute inflammatory response gives way to chronic inflammation marked by macrophages. Simultaneously, growth factors secreted by platelets, macrophages, and endothelial cells initiate the formation of granulation tissue. By the fifth day, granulation tissue fills the incisional space. During the second week, collagen accumulates, while leukocytes, edema, and increased vascularity begin to dimin","qid":1133579,"docid":"5277543","rank":2,"score":125718.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the process of tissue granulation during wound healing. In this process, fibrous tissue rich with blood capillaries replaces blood clots, allowing for the growth of new, pink, moist, and bumpy granulation tissue during the proliferative phase. The final remodeling phase integrates the new tissue with the old tissue.","qid":1133579,"docid":"1200778","rank":3,"score":123964.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is a collagen-rich, pink, highly fibrous tissue formed at injury sites during the healing process. It fills in wounds and may eventually scar over. Excessive production can lead to proud flesh, requiring medical intervention. The appearance of granulation tissue signals the body's effort to rebuild after injury.","qid":1133579,"docid":"8220878","rank":4,"score":122747.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue forms when fibrous tissue rich in blood capillaries replaces blood clots at a healing wound site, enabling the growth of new, healthy skin.","qid":1133579,"docid":"733203","rank":5,"score":120177.0},{"content":"Tissue granulation is the process of replacing blood clots at wound sites with fibrous tissue rich in blood capillaries, allowing for new skin growth. Granulation tissue, which is pink, rough, moist, and bumpy, forms during this process and contains essential aascular tissue for sufficient blood supply. This process aids in wound healing and protection.","qid":1133579,"docid":"1817052","rank":6,"score":119310.0},{"content":"A mesh of clotted blood forms between fracture fragments within hours, containing fibroblast cells. Fibroblasts create granulation tissue between 4-10 days post-fracture, serving as a scaffold for soft callus formation.","qid":1133579,"docid":"6600375","rank":7,"score":119190.0},{"content":"Tissue granulation is the process through which fibrous tissue with abundant blood capillaries replaces blood clots during wound healing.","qid":1133579,"docid":"733208","rank":8,"score":119106.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is formed during the healing process of wounds, replacing blood clots with fibrous tissue rich in blood capillaries. This tissue, which is pink, rough, moist, and bumpy in appearance, is essential for supplying sufficient blood through aerial tissue as new skin grows.","qid":1133579,"docid":"4274863","rank":9,"score":119066.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue forms at the site of a wound, consisting of capillaries, fibroblasts, macrophages, and extracellular matrix components like collagen, fibronectin, and proteoglycans. Angiogenesis initiates within days, leading to the development of new capillaries that supply nutrients and contribute to initial wound bridging.","qid":1133579,"docid":"3691482","rank":10,"score":118173.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue, identified by healthy wound buds protruding from the wound base, forms during the proliferative phase of healing through angiogenesis - the creation of new blood vessels, resulting in the appearance of granular capillary buds.","qid":1133579,"docid":"4057642","rank":11,"score":116931.0},{"content":"After debris is cleared from a wound and new blood vessels form, fibroblast repair cells create a collagen scaffolding. This collagen network develops into granulation tissue, which serves as the base for scars. The maturation of granulation tissue occurs as collagen fibers grow more interconnected.","qid":1133579,"docid":"1659308","rank":12,"score":116011.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the formation of granulation tissue during the healing process of injuries. This tissue, rich in collagen, can lead to scarring and cause issues such as breathing problems if it forms in the trachea or difficulties with swallowing if it forms inside the body. Excessive granulation tissue may necessitate surgery. Additionally, the use of catheters can cause the formation of this tissue.","qid":1133579,"docid":"8379135","rank":13,"score":115463.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is a collagen-rich healing tissue that forms at injury sites. It fills in wounds and can eventually scar. Excessive production of this tissue results in proud flesh, requiring medical intervention.","qid":1133579,"docid":"6252760","rank":14,"score":114736.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue, rich in collagen, forms at injury sites during healing. Excess tissue, known as proud flesh or Caro luxurians, can be controlled through topical applications that cauterize and stop its growth.","qid":1133579,"docid":"8379131","rank":15,"score":114264.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is new connective tissue with tiny blood vessels that forms on the surface of healing wounds or inflamed tissues, consisting of new capillaries and an infiltrate of lymphoid cells, macrophages, and plasma cells (WordNet 2.1, MeSH 2007).","qid":1133579,"docid":"5277542","rank":16,"score":113509.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is an essential part of the early healing process at the edges of a wound. It serves as a scaffolding for new tissue growth but does not mature into epithelium. Instead, it is covered by a layer of epidermal tissue. However, granulation tissue can be injured by external factors such as dry dressings, pressure, high-intensity irrigation, and overzealous wound packing.","qid":1133579,"docid":"4274865","rank":17,"score":113244.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue, a collagen-rich healing tissue, forms at injury sites and fills in wounds as part of the healing process. Subsequently, scars may develop from this tissue and fade over time, particularly for smaller wounds.","qid":1133579,"docid":"5801087","rank":18,"score":113100.0},{"content":"During tissue granulation, the healing process of a wound, immune system cells, specifically macrophages and neutrophils, play an active role.","qid":1133579,"docid":"3691484","rank":19,"score":112640.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is new connective tissue and small blood vessels generated during wound healing, originating from the wound base and capable of filling wounds of various sizes.","qid":1133579,"docid":"6252755","rank":20,"score":112482.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue, a complication of enteral nutrition through a PEG feeding tube, forms when the body tries to heal skin disrupted by the tube. It appears as red, pink, or colored bumps around the stoma at various stages of development.","qid":1133579,"docid":"2067544","rank":21,"score":112412.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is new connective tissue and small blood vessels that form during wound healing, filling wounds of various sizes. It consists of tissue matrix supporting cells involved in extracellular matrix formation and immune system functions.","qid":1133579,"docid":"1200780","rank":22,"score":112120.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is new connective tissue and small blood vessels generated during wound healing, originating from the wound base and capable of filling wounds of various sizes.","qid":1133579,"docid":"733202","rank":23,"score":112083.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue forms at injury sites, rich in collagen, and leaves scars. Composed of new blood vessels, fibroblasts, and tissue matrix. Fibroblasts create a weak type III collagen network initially.","qid":1133579,"docid":"4931641","rank":24,"score":112021.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue forms at injury sites, rich in collagen, fills healing space, and results in a scar.","qid":1133579,"docid":"733206","rank":25,"score":111867.0},{"content":"During wound healing, lumpy, pink tissue with new connective tissue and capillaries forms around the wound edges, a process called granulation. This is a normal and desirable part of the healing process.","qid":1133579,"docid":"8379133","rank":26,"score":111850.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue forms at injury sites, rich in collagen, and leaves scars as healing progresses. Excess tissue, known as proud flesh or Caro luxurians, can be controlled through topical applications that cauterize and stop its growth.","qid":1133579,"docid":"8379132","rank":27,"score":111662.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue formation in open wounds enables the reepithelialization process by allowing epithelial cells to migrate and create a protective barrier. Wound contraction is also crucial during healing.","qid":1133579,"docid":"3586124","rank":28,"score":111188.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue forms at injury sites, rich in collagen, filling healing space and leaving scars. Scars can fade or be lightened using scar removal creams.","qid":1133579,"docid":"733205","rank":29,"score":110903.0},{"content":"Scar tissue forms through the process of granulation to expedite wound healing by producing collagen as a healing glue. Answers.com assists in providing answers to various inquiries.","qid":1133579,"docid":"7722928","rank":30,"score":110371.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the formation and potential complications of granulation tissue during the healing process. This tissue, rich in collagen, fills injuries and may scar over. While scars can fade, excess granulation tissue inside the body can cause swallowing issues and may necessitate surgery. The appearance of scars on the face, neck, and chest can be reduced through dermabrasion.","qid":1133579,"docid":"4931643","rank":31,"score":109832.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue forms at injury sites, rich in collagen, filling the wound and leaving a scar. Scars can fade or be lightened with certain creams.","qid":1133579,"docid":"733209","rank":32,"score":109613.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue, which aids in wound healing and infection prevention, can sometimes grow excessively, leading to proud flesh. A physician may apply silver nitrate to cauterize and remove the excess tissue, promoting new healthy cell growth.","qid":1133579,"docid":"1817053","rank":33,"score":109539.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue formation in an open wound enables the reepithelialization process, during which epithelial cells move across the new tissue to create a protective barrier between the wound and the external environment.","qid":1133579,"docid":"8220872","rank":34,"score":109509.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue, formed at injury sites, is rich in collagen and new blood vessels, primarily composed of fibroblasts and tissue matrix. Initially, fibroblasts create a weak type III collagen network.","qid":1133579,"docid":"4931642","rank":35,"score":109339.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is a healing tissue formed in wounds, aiding in damaged tissue breakdown and infection prevention. However, excessive growth can occur.","qid":1133579,"docid":"733207","rank":36,"score":109278.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue forms as fibroblasts create connective tissue fibers to bridge a wound. Macrophages clean up cellular debris, and the wound retracts. Nearly complete epithelial regeneration occurs.","qid":1133579,"docid":"7011718","rank":37,"score":109201.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is primarily made up of newly formed capillaries during the healing process, resulting in red lumps on a paler pink background due to the capillaries intertwining on the wound surface.","qid":1133579,"docid":"1318194","rank":38,"score":108908.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is a type of tissue formed during wound healing to break down damaged tissue and prevent infection. However, an excessive growth of this tissue is referred to as proud flesh.","qid":1133579,"docid":"733204","rank":39,"score":108705.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue, formed at injury sites with rich collagen, fills healing wounds and leaves scars. These scars can fade or be lightened with certain creams.","qid":1133579,"docid":"2623943","rank":40,"score":108638.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is a healing tissue formed in wounds, aiding in damaged tissue breakdown and infection prevention. However, an overgrowth of this tissue is referred to as proud flesh.","qid":1133579,"docid":"1659309","rank":41,"score":108624.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the formation and healing of granulation tissue at injury sites. This collagen-rich tissue fills in wounds and may eventually scar over, with scars potentially fading over time if the injury is small.","qid":1133579,"docid":"733211","rank":42,"score":108554.0},{"content":"A catheter can lead to the growth of granulation tissue, which can cause breathing issues when it forms in the trachea and swallowing difficulties when it forms inside the body. Excessive granulation tissue may necessitate surgery. Scar tissue on the face, neck, and chest can be reduced through dermabrasion.","qid":1133579,"docid":"4931647","rank":43,"score":108315.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the term \"granulation,\" which has two meanings. First, it refers to the process of dividing a hard substance into small particles. Second, in the context of healing wounds, it refers to the formation of small, rounded tissue masses. Additionally, the passage mentions arachnoid granules, which are enlarged arachnoid villi that project into venous sinuses and create slight depressions on the inner surface of the cranium","qid":1133579,"docid":"1318192","rank":44,"score":107718.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue prepares the wound bed for epithelial tissue growth. Pale and unhealthy granulation tissue can result from insufficient blood supply and angiogenesis. Debridement is necessary to revitalize pale granulation tissue by stimulating new blood vessel growth.","qid":1133579,"docid":"5719612","rank":45,"score":107501.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is a type of tissue formed during the repair process, characterized by fibroblasts, new blood vessels, mononuclear cells, and an edematous matrix. In contrast, a granuloma is a chronic inflammatory condition.","qid":1133579,"docid":"2829602","rank":46,"score":107412.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue, which aids in wound healing and infection prevention, can become excessive, leading to proud flesh. A physician may treat this condition by applying silver nitrate to the excess tissue.","qid":1133579,"docid":"1318188","rank":47,"score":107189.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue consists of a matrix hosting multiple cell types, primarily involved in either extracellular matrix formation or immune system functioning.","qid":1133579,"docid":"1817059","rank":48,"score":107135.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the formation of granulation tissue, a collagen-rich tissue that fills in injuries as part of the healing process. This tissue may eventually scar over.","qid":1133579,"docid":"2130045","rank":49,"score":107077.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue can form due to several reasons: excessive movement of feeding tubes in the stoma, a wet or covered stoma with dressings, excessive pressure on the stoma, or trauma to the stoma.","qid":1133579,"docid":"2067545","rank":50,"score":106966.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is the additional pinkish tissue that forms around a feeding tube in a stoma. It may bleed easily and can be caused by tube movement, wet or covered stoma, too much pressure, or trauma. To prevent granulation tissue, ensure the tube is always taped to the skin and the balloon-type G tube fits properly. If unsure about the tube's size, consult a G tube specialist.","qid":1133579,"docid":"2067537","rank":51,"score":106861.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue, which aids in wound healing by breaking down damaged tissue and preventing infection, can sometimes grow excessively.","qid":1133579,"docid":"733210","rank":52,"score":106829.0},{"content":"Fibroblasts are the primary cells responsible for forming granulation tissue, initially creating a weak type III collagen network. This network is later replaced by a stronger type I collagen network, resulting in the development of scar tissue.","qid":1133579,"docid":"3691486","rank":53,"score":106464.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is a type of new connective tissue and tiny blood vessels that form on the surfaces of a wound during the healing process, which is rarely used as a noun.","qid":1133579,"docid":"1318196","rank":54,"score":106439.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is identified by the presence of new blood vessels, fibroblasts, and mononuclear cells in an edematous (swollen) extracellular matrix.","qid":1133579,"docid":"1318191","rank":55,"score":105835.0},{"content":"During second-intention healing of limb wounds in horses, excessive granulation tissue forms instead of the expected transition to contraction.","qid":1133579,"docid":"2130044","rank":56,"score":105562.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is a type of connective tissue significant in tissue repair. It forms during the healing process and can be observed in aging individuals. Additionally, it is present in embryos.","qid":1133579,"docid":"3841452","rank":57,"score":105303.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue, a fibrous tissue formed during healing, can lead to stenosis or narrowing of the trachea or esophagus if it overgrows, resulting in breathing and swallowing difficulties.","qid":1133579,"docid":"8220879","rank":58,"score":105094.0},{"content":"During the proliferation stage of wound healing, new granulation tissue grows at the wound site, requiring adequate nutrition and oxygen from the blood vessels.","qid":1133579,"docid":"4506270","rank":59,"score":104881.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue, which aids in wound healing and infection prevention, can sometimes grow excessively, leading to proud flesh. A physician may use silver nitrate to treat this condition by applying a thin layer to the excess tissue.","qid":1133579,"docid":"8379130","rank":60,"score":104850.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is the additional pinkish tissue that develops around a feeding tube in a stoma. Its formation can be caused by excessive tube movement, a wet or covered stoma, or excessive pressure on the stoma.","qid":1133579,"docid":"2067543","rank":61,"score":104761.0},{"content":"During the healing process of a wound, pink lumpy tissue containing new connective tissue and capillaries forms around its edges, which is referred to as granulation. This is a normal and desirable part of the wound healing process.","qid":1133579,"docid":"6252762","rank":62,"score":104609.0},{"content":"A granulation tissue's strength during wound healing is determined by collagen content early in the process. Few models exist for studying wound healing in humans. A study found no correlation between collagen deposition levels in an ePTFE model placed in the arm and in an uncomplicated surgical wound of the groin in the same patient. However, significantly higher collagen deposition levels were observed in the surgical wound.","qid":1133579,"docid":"8587177","rank":63,"score":104585.0},{"content":"The passage describes the process of dead cells being replaced by new, viable cells of a different type, leading to the formation of granulation tissue. Granulation tissue is a type of connective tissue that is highly vascularized and later matures into fibrous scar tissue.","qid":1133579,"docid":"8102278","rank":64,"score":104346.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue, formed during wound healing, can sometimes grow excessively, leading to proud flesh. A colposcopy procedure involves using a colposcope to examine the tissues of the cervix and vaginal wall.","qid":1133579,"docid":"1817054","rank":65,"score":104250.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue, formed during wound healing to break down damaged tissue and prevent infection, can become excessive, leading to proud flesh.","qid":1133579,"docid":"4931640","rank":66,"score":104146.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue during wound healing is characterized as light red or pink, soft, moist, bumpy, and pulseful. It is composed of tissue matrix that supports various cell types involved in extracellular matrix formation and immune system operation.","qid":1133579,"docid":"1817056","rank":67,"score":104012.0},{"content":"The term \"granulation\" has two meanings: first, it refers to the new tissue and small blood vessels that grow on a wound during the healing process; second, it denotes the act of turning something into granules or grains. The use of \"granulation\" as a noun is not common.","qid":1133579,"docid":"3841449","rank":68,"score":103980.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue can form in a stoma due to excessive tube movement, wetness or dressing coverage, high pressure, or trauma. To prevent it, ensure the feeding tube is securely taped to the skin, and the balloon-type G tube fits properly. If unsure about the tube's size, consult a specialist.","qid":1133579,"docid":"2067540","rank":69,"score":103775.0},{"content":"A study is ongoing to recruit participants for addressing the issue of granulation tissue, or excess tissue, that forms around gastrostomy tube sites in pediatric surgery patients. No standard treatment exists for effectively managing this condition, leading clinicians to prescribe various treatments.","qid":1133579,"docid":"5801082","rank":70,"score":103262.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue, or excess tissue, frequently forms around gastrostomy tube sites in pediatric surgery patients. No universally effective treatment for this condition has been identified in clinical practice. Doctors prescribe various treatments to manage granulation tissue.","qid":1133579,"docid":"2067546","rank":71,"score":103020.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue during wound healing is characterized by being light red or pink due to new capillary loops, soft and moist, bumpy in appearance from punctate hemorrhages, and painless when healthy.","qid":1133579,"docid":"6252756","rank":72,"score":102868.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is primarily made up of new blood vessels, fibroblasts, and tissue matrix, enabling it to support various cell types. Initially, fibroblasts in granulation tissue consist of a weak type III collagen network.","qid":1133579,"docid":"4931644","rank":73,"score":102431.0},{"content":"The passage describes healthy granulation tissue as having a granular and uneven texture, not bleeding easily, and being pink or red in color. The condition and color of the granulation tissue can indicate the healing progress of a wound. Dark granulation tissue may suggest poor blood flow, ischemia, or infection. The final stage of wound healing is epithelialization, during which epithelial cells cover the wound.","qid":1133579,"docid":"1694484","rank":74,"score":102123.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue during wound healing is characterized by being: 1 light red or dark pink due to new capillary loops, 2 soft and moist, 3 bumpy in appearance due to punctate hemorrhages, and 4 pulseful on palpation.","qid":1133579,"docid":"5277546","rank":75,"score":102062.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is a type of tissue formed at the base of a wound, rich in blood vessels and fibrous connective tissue. It aids in wound filling and facilitates epithelialization and closure during the healing process.","qid":1133579,"docid":"6252757","rank":76,"score":102003.0},{"content":"The passage describes the process of soft tissue wound repair, which results in the formation of new tissue consisting of connective cells and growing blood vessels. This tissue eventually becomes the cicatrix. However, excessive granulation can lead to chronic healing failure in wounds on the lower limbs of horses.","qid":1133579,"docid":"5801085","rank":77,"score":101700.0},{"content":"The passage describes two stages in the healing of a wound. The first is epithelializing, which occurs when the wound is covered with new pink or white epithelium once it has been filled with granulation tissue. The second stage is sloughy, which involves the presence of devitalized yellowish tissue.","qid":1133579,"docid":"2180172","rank":78,"score":101652.0},{"content":"Granuloma is a type of inflammation composed of immune cells called histiocytes or macrophages. It forms when the immune system tries to encapsulate foreign substances it cannot eliminate.","qid":1133579,"docid":"555630","rank":79,"score":100756.0},{"content":"The passage describes the healing process of a wound. Initially, collagen fills the wound bed, new blood vessels develop, and fibroblasts form granulation tissue, giving the wound a bright red granular appearance. Later, the wound closes through epithelialization, a process where epithelial cells grow to cover the wound bed.","qid":1133579,"docid":"4057637","rank":80,"score":99964.0},{"content":"The passage describes two stages in the healing process of a wound. The first stage is epithelializing, which occurs when the wound is covered with new epithelium after being filled with granulation tissue. The second stage is sloughy, where devitalized yellowish tissue, formed by dead cells, is present in the wound. A wound can also contain dead tissue, making it necrotic.","qid":1133579,"docid":"2180173","rank":81,"score":99799.0},{"content":"The passage describes the normal healing process involving white tissue (granulation tissue), which should gradually lose its white appearance over time, but healing takes longer than two days and the area should continue to improve daily.","qid":1133579,"docid":"5573005","rank":82,"score":99475.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue consists of fibroblasts, capillaries, and chronic inflammatory cells including eosinophils, plasma cells, giant cells, epithelioid cells, and tissue phagocytes.","qid":1133579,"docid":"1659302","rank":83,"score":98963.0},{"content":"A cut penetrates the skin and causes bleeding. The bleeding is stopped through blood clotting. Subsequently, granulation tissue forms, and fibroblasts produce connective tissue fibers to bridge the wound.","qid":1133579,"docid":"2727068","rank":84,"score":98892.0},{"content":"Granulation is the process of wound healing where pink, lumpy tissue containing new connective tissue and capillaries forms around the edges of a wound. It is a normal and desirable part of the healing process.","qid":1133579,"docid":"8220877","rank":85,"score":98842.0},{"content":"The passage describes two meanings of the term \"granulating.\" The first refers to the act or process of turning something into granules. The second meaning pertains to the condition or appearance of being covered in small, fleshy, beadlike growths, known as granulation tissue, which forms on the surface of a healing wound.","qid":1133579,"docid":"3314130","rank":86,"score":98547.0},{"content":"In horses with limb wounds healing by second-intention, the development of excessive granulation tissue is common. A significant contributing factor is the presence of chronic inflammation, which is often overlooked as a cause.","qid":1133579,"docid":"2130046","rank":87,"score":98130.0},{"content":"Proud flesh, or xuberant granulation tissue, is a type of granulation tissue that grows out of a healing wound in horses, preventing the wound from epithelializing and hindering the healing process.","qid":1133579,"docid":"8379136","rank":88,"score":98087.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue in good health is characterized by a granular and uneven texture, minimal bleeding, and a pink or red color. The condition and hue of the granulation tissue can signify the healing progress of a wound. Dark granulation tissue may suggest poor blood flow, ischemia, or infection.","qid":1133579,"docid":"4868943","rank":89,"score":98033.0},{"content":"Over the next three weeks, the body repairs damaged blood vessels and grows new tissue, with red blood cells contributing to the production of collagen for foundation. Granulation tissue fills the wound, and new skin forms over it.","qid":1133579,"docid":"670206","rank":90,"score":97657.0},{"content":"The passage describes the healing process of a wound. A clot forms to stop blood loss and holds the edges of the wound together. When the clot is exposed to air, it dries and hardens into a scab. Below the scab, granulation tissue forms, which is a delicate pink tissue composed mainly of new capillaries that grow into the damaged area from nearby undamaged blood vessels. Phagocytes are present in the granulation tissue and dispose of the","qid":1133579,"docid":"1659305","rank":91,"score":96509.0},{"content":"The passage describes the process of granulation tissue formation during wound healing. This tissue, which is pink or red in color and consists of fibroblasts and small blood vessels, fills open wounds as they begin to heal. In some cases, an excessive amount of granulation tissue is produced, leading to raised or thickened scars that extend beyond the incision boundaries.","qid":1133579,"docid":"2448461","rank":92,"score":96127.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue, which includes new blood vessels, fibroblasts, and epithelial cells, appears bright pink to red due to extensive capillaries during the wound healing process. As the wound heals, collagen, a tough and inelastic protein substance, increases the adhesive strength. Blood vessels then begin to shrink, causing the pink color to disappear.","qid":1133579,"docid":"8741939","rank":93,"score":96018.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is the pink layer formed during wound healing, while proud flesh is persistent granulation tissue that fails to disappear. Both are part of the healing process, with granulation tissue indicating normal healing and proud flesh signifying under-healed wounds. The body generates fibroblasts, capillaries, collagen, healing factors, fibrin, and ground substance to form granulation tissue.","qid":1133579,"docid":"4274862","rank":94,"score":95998.0},{"content":"Hypergranulation is an excessive growth of granulation tissue above the skin edge in wounds. The cause is unknown. Granulation tissue forms through angiogenesis, the process of new blood vessel development, resulting in the appearance of capillary buds. This tissue prepares the wound bed for epithelial tissue growth.","qid":1133579,"docid":"4931645","rank":95,"score":95665.0},{"content":"The color of granulation tissue in a wound can signify its health status. A healthy wound usually appears reddish or pinkish, while a darker tissue may indicate infection or insufficient blood supply.","qid":1133579,"docid":"4506269","rank":96,"score":95599.0},{"content":"Vascular tissue in granulation tissue carries blood to new tissue for healing and protection.","qid":1133579,"docid":"3691487","rank":97,"score":94987.0},{"content":"1. The skin receives a cut that penetrates into the dermis and bleeding begins.\n2. Blood clotting occurs and stops the blood flow.\n3. Macrophages engulf and clean away cellular debris.\n4. Fibroblasts elaborate connective tissue fibers to span the break.\n5. Granulation tissue is formed.\n6. Epithelial regeneration is nearly complete.\n7. The scar retracts.","qid":1133579,"docid":"7011715","rank":98,"score":93954.0},{"content":"Granulation tissue is a common non-cancerous condition that may develop after cancer in the uterine lining. It could be new growth or missed cells from the original cancer. After a cancer diagnosis or suspicion of cancer, it's advisable to have regular check-ups to monitor for any potential recurrence or new growth.","qid":1133579,"docid":"3841451","rank":99,"score":93894.0},{"content":"As the granulation tissue in a wound matures, epithelial cells at the edges migrate and multiply over the connective tissue base, leading to scar formation. The skin's contraction around the scar occurs due to the epithelial cells moving towards the center of the wound, attempting to close the defect.","qid":1133579,"docid":"2130049","rank":100,"score":93815.0}]}
{"query":"why did the ancient egyptians call their land kemet, or black land?","hits":[{"content":"The Ancient Egyptians referred to their land as Kemet, meaning \"black land\" due to the fertile black soil from Nile floods. They also called it \"Gift of the Nile\" for the fertile lands along the river contrasting the desert's red sands.","qid":1136962,"docid":"8336574","rank":1,"score":147590.0},{"content":"The ancient Egyptians referred to their country as Kemet, which means \"Black Land\" due to the fertile soil along the Nile River. Genetic evidence suggests that the melanin levels in ancient African mummies were significantly different from those in white and yellow populations.","qid":1136962,"docid":"7631079","rank":2,"score":143447.0},{"content":"The ancient Egyptian name for their country was Kemet, which translates to \"Black Land.\" This name refers to the fertile soil along the Nile riverbanks. Some researchers argue that it also signifies the land of the Black people.","qid":1136962,"docid":"6185711","rank":3,"score":139140.0},{"content":"Egypt, an African and Middle Eastern country, was named \"Kemet\" due to its fertile black soil along the Nile River. The Old Egyptian language, spoken from around 2600 BC for about 500 years, remained in use as the liturgical language for Egyptians, Christians, and Copts.","qid":1136962,"docid":"2668190","rank":4,"score":135195.0},{"content":"Egypt, an African and Middle Eastern country, is named \"Kemet\" which means \"black land\" due to its fertile black soil found in the Nile river plains.","qid":1136962,"docid":"3293337","rank":5,"score":134992.0},{"content":"Egypt, an African and Middle Eastern country, is named \"Kemet\" which means \"black land\" due to its fertile black soil along the Nile River. The country is renowned for historical monuments such as the Giza pyramid complex and its significant ancient civilization.","qid":1136962,"docid":"4088981","rank":6,"score":134757.0},{"content":"In the Old Kingdom era of Egypt, the country was initially called 'Kemet' which translates to 'Black Land' due to its fertile, dark soil along the Nile. Later, it was referred to as 'Misr', meaning 'country'. This latter name is still used by Egyptians for their nation today.","qid":1136962,"docid":"5471438","rank":7,"score":132723.0},{"content":"In the Old Kingdom era of Egypt, the country was initially called 'Kemet' or 'Black Land' due to its fertile, dark soil along the Nile River. Later, it was referred to as 'Misr' or 'country'. The names 'Kemet' and 'Misr' have continued to be used by Egyptians to refer to their nation.","qid":1136962,"docid":"6211004","rank":8,"score":130687.0},{"content":"Egypt, located in Africa and the Middle East, was historically named Kemet, meaning \"black land.\" This name derived from the fertile black soil found on the Nile river plains.","qid":1136962,"docid":"3348372","rank":9,"score":129751.0},{"content":"The term \"Kemet\" refers to ancient Egypt, meaning the land that is annually flooded by the Nile and has a dark color. \"Deshret\" is the desert, which is red in color. Ancient Egyptians also called their country \"Kemet\" or \"Ta-mery,\" meaning \"beloved land.\"","qid":1136962,"docid":"6185712","rank":10,"score":129201.0},{"content":"The ancient Egyptian name for Egypt, as transliterated from hieroglyphs, is km.t, which was likely pronounced as Kemet or Kumat. This name means \"black land\" and refers to the fertile black soil around the Nile, distinguishing it from the red sand of the desert. The name is also used today by Copts as rem en kh\u00c4\u0093mi, and the term Egypt originated from the Greek Aigyptos, which ultimately der","qid":1136962,"docid":"596001","rank":11,"score":128804.0},{"content":"The term \"Kemet\" refers to ancient Egypt, meaning the land that is annually flooded by the Nile and has a dark color. The term \"Deshret\" signifies the desert, which is red in color. Ancient Egyptians also called their country \"Ta-mery,\" or the \"beloved land.\"","qid":1136962,"docid":"6185714","rank":12,"score":127610.0},{"content":"During the Old Kingdom in ancient Egypt, the country was known as Kemet or Kmt, meaning \"The Black Land.\" The people referred to themselves as remetch en Kermet, or \"The People of the Black Land.\" This name derived from the fertile soil in the Nile Valley and Delta.","qid":1136962,"docid":"4589730","rank":13,"score":127091.0},{"content":"The term \"KMT\" in ancient Egypt refers to the \"Black Land,\" signifying fertile land, rather than the skin color of its inhabitants. Some believe it could also be linked to Ham, one of Noah's sons and the ancestor of the Egyptians, who was traditionally depicted as black. The ancient Egyptians called their country \"Kemet\" or \"Ta-mery,\" meaning \"beloved land.\"","qid":1136962,"docid":"6185710","rank":14,"score":124321.0},{"content":"The passage argues for using the term \"Kemet\" instead of \"Egypt\" to refer to ancient Egypt, as it was the name used by the Egyptians themselves. The author also asserts that genetic evidence indicates that the melanin levels found in ancient African mummies are significantly different from those in white and yellow populations.","qid":1136962,"docid":"7631084","rank":15,"score":123300.0},{"content":"The passage suggests using the term \"Kemet\" instead of \"Egypt\" to refer to ancient Egypt, explaining that \"Egypt\" is a derived Greek name, while \"Kemet\" is the name used by the ancient Egyptians themselves, meaning \"the house or temple of Ptah.\" The passage also mentions that there are many myths associated with ancient Kemet.","qid":1136962,"docid":"8336578","rank":16,"score":121524.0},{"content":"The term \"KMT\" in ancient Egypt refers to the \"Black Land,\" signifying fertile land, not the skin color of its inhabitants, who are now known as Ancient Egyptians. Some believe it could also be linked to the name Ham. Ancient Egyptians called their country \"Kemet\" or \"beloved land.\"","qid":1136962,"docid":"6185717","rank":17,"score":119062.0},{"content":"The gods Osiris and Geb were depicted with black or green skin in Egyptian mythology to symbolize their connection to fertility. The name Egypt, or Kemet, meaning \"black land,\" is believed to refer to the fertile Nile river rather than ethnicity. Queen Ahmose-Nefertari was also portrayed with black skin.","qid":1136962,"docid":"7631083","rank":18,"score":116849.0},{"content":"The term Kemet is used instead of Egypt to refer to the country by its original name, meaning \"the Land of the Black people\" in the native language. Some researchers argue that the name also refers to the fertile, dark soil along the Nile riverbanks.","qid":1136962,"docid":"6185715","rank":19,"score":116261.0},{"content":"Egypt was initially known as Ta-Sheme'aw and Ta-Mehew for Upper and Lower Egypt, respectively. Another ancient name was Kemet, meaning \"black land.\" The Greeks named it Agyptos, and the modern Arabic name is Misr, derived from Mitzrayim. During the Roman and Byzantine eras, Egypt was a Christian nation and was referred to as Copt, with the language called Coptic. Christianity was introduced to Egypt around","qid":1136962,"docid":"3646987","rank":20,"score":114495.0},{"content":"The ancient name of Egypt was used as the name of its administrative center, Memphis, and the country as a whole. This name, Egypt, originated from the Egyptian term Kemet or Kmt, which means \"the Black land.\" The Egyptians referred to themselves as the People of the Black Land due to the fertile soil found in the Nile Valley and Delta.","qid":1136962,"docid":"4589728","rank":21,"score":113933.0},{"content":"The ancient Egyptians referred to their country as 'Kemet' or 'Ta-mery,' which means \"black land\" or \"beloved land.\"","qid":1136962,"docid":"6185716","rank":22,"score":113853.0},{"content":"Egyptians identify as Egyptians and do not view it as an ethnicity. Egypt, formerly known as Kemet, is an African country. A person of Indian descent referring to themselves as an American is not questioned or labeled racist.","qid":1136962,"docid":"4373090","rank":23,"score":113733.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the various names and meanings associated with Egypt throughout history. The speaker mentions that Egypt is known as \"Aegyptos\" in Greek, \"Kemet\" or \"Kmt\" by some scholars, \"Mizraim\" in the Bible, and \"the land of Ham (Hem)\" in Hebrew. The meaning of \"Kemet\" is debated, with some suggesting it means \"soil,\" \"skin,\" or \"city,\" while others","qid":1136962,"docid":"6185718","rank":24,"score":111521.0},{"content":"Egyptians identify as Egyptians and reject the label of \"black Egyptian\" as an ethnicity. The desecration of ancient Egyptian gravesites and statues, including the removal of noses, remains an unsolved mystery. Egypt is historically known as Kemet, an African land.","qid":1136962,"docid":"4601613","rank":25,"score":110530.0},{"content":"The ancient Egyptians named the Nile river \"Black\" due to the dark sediments it carries during floods. These sediments gave the land its oldest name, \"Kem\" or \"Kemi,\" which means \"black\" and represents darkness.","qid":1136962,"docid":"277849","rank":26,"score":109569.0},{"content":"Egypt and China are two ancient and populated civilizations with significant natural and archaeological treasures and historical impacts. Egypt was once known as Kemet, meaning \"black land.\"","qid":1136962,"docid":"7896140","rank":27,"score":108098.0},{"content":"The Ankh, also known as the crux aitsata or handled cross, was a sacred symbol in ancient Egypt, now referred to as Ancient Kemet, and is considered the original cross.","qid":1136962,"docid":"6442773","rank":28,"score":107977.0},{"content":"The term \"Kemet\" is historically referred to as the land of black people, based on genetic evidence indicating higher melanin levels in ancient African mummies, contrary to some white researchers' claims that it refers to the rich, dark soil along the Nile.","qid":1136962,"docid":"6185719","rank":29,"score":106128.0},{"content":"Egypt, located in North Africa on the Mediterranean Sea, is an ancient civilization with a rich history. Its name originated from the Greek pronunciation of 'Hwt-Ka-Ptah,' meaning 'House of the Spirit of Ptah,' an early Egyptian god. In the Old Kingdom, Egypt was also known as 'Kemet,' which translates to 'Black Land' due to the fertile soil along the Nile River. Later, the country was referred to as","qid":1136962,"docid":"3863653","rank":30,"score":105406.0},{"content":"The ancient name of Egypt was Kemet, or Kmt, which means \"The Black Land\" due to its fertile soil. Egyptians referred to themselves as the People of the Black Land. During the Old Kingdom era, Egypt was known as this name. Today, Egypt is called the Arab Republic of Egypt, but Egyptians also use the name Misr, which can also refer to Cairo.","qid":1136962,"docid":"4589723","rank":31,"score":104208.0},{"content":"The name \"Misr\" for Egypt in Arabic means both \"country\" and \"fortress,\" with the latter referring to the Nile's protective borders. In ancient Egypt's Old Kingdom, the country was known as \"Kemet\" or \"Kmt,\" meaning \"the Black Land,\" due to its fertile soil. Egyptians referred to themselves as \"remetch en Kermit,\" or \"the People of the Black Land.\"","qid":1136962,"docid":"4589724","rank":32,"score":103131.0},{"content":"Ancient Egypt was divided into two regions: the fertile \"black land\" along the Nile for agriculture and the barren \"red land\" deserts, which protected Egypt from invaders, contained valuable resources, and covered over 94% of its total area.","qid":1136962,"docid":"638900","rank":33,"score":102183.0},{"content":"Ancient Egypt was located along the Nile River, with fertile land called the Black Land formed by annual flooding, and desert called the Red Land surrounding the valley. The Ancient Egyptians built their homes in this region.","qid":1136962,"docid":"188463","rank":34,"score":100804.0},{"content":"The ancient Egyptians, descendants of Noah's son Khawm or Ham, referred to their land as Khemet, meaning \"The Land of Blacks.\" This name is derived from Khawm, which signifies \"black, hot, and burnt.\"","qid":1136962,"docid":"6684779","rank":35,"score":99105.0},{"content":"The Ankh, also known as the crux aitsata or handled cross, was a sacred symbol in ancient Egyptian culture, often referred to as the original cross. It is associated with ancient Kemet, or the \"land of the blacks,\" which was later renamed Egypt by the Greeks.","qid":1136962,"docid":"6442776","rank":36,"score":97433.0},{"content":"Egypt's geography is divided into four parts: Upper and Lower Egypt, and the Red Land (Desert) and the Black Land (Kemet). Despite its name, Upper Egypt is located in the south, while Lower Egypt is in the north.","qid":1136962,"docid":"3937980","rank":37,"score":96084.0},{"content":"The Ankh, a symbol of life, was originally created by Africans in Ancient Egypt.","qid":1136962,"docid":"7609052","rank":38,"score":95943.0},{"content":"Alexander the Great conquered Egypt without a fight in 323 BCE and established Alexandria. He went on to conquer Phoenicia and the Persian Empire. After his death, his general Ptolemy brought his body back to Alexandria and founded the Ptolemaic Dynasty (305-30 BCE). In ancient times, Egypt was called 'Kemet' or 'Black Land' due to its rich soil along the Nile River","qid":1136962,"docid":"7621135","rank":39,"score":95427.0},{"content":"The passage points out that Africa is often referred to as the \"Black continent\" due to its dark soil, and the majority of Black people have historically and currently reside there. The author finds it ironic that ancient Egypt, or Kemet, is also called the \"Black land,\" as both the soil and the people were black.","qid":1136962,"docid":"8336575","rank":40,"score":95072.0},{"content":"Ancient Egypt was divided into two regions: the fertile \"black land\" near the Nile River, where crops were grown, and the desert \"red land\" that protected Egypt from neighboring countries and invading armies.","qid":1136962,"docid":"937258","rank":41,"score":94476.0},{"content":"Ancient Egyptians categorized their country into two distinct areas: the red land, representing the desert, and the black land, referring to the fertile Nile Valley region.","qid":1136962,"docid":"6842810","rank":42,"score":93620.0},{"content":"Ancient Egypt's civilization emerged around the Nile River, which was referred to as the Black Land, with the rest being known as the Red Land. The Greek historian Herodotus noted in the 4th century B.C. that the Nile was the source of Egypt's existence.","qid":1136962,"docid":"8336581","rank":43,"score":92007.0},{"content":"The passage refers to Egypt as the \"black land,\" which is the cultivable region in the country. The description continues with the image of a wind sweeping over this land, which is deserted and vacant.","qid":1136962,"docid":"2504417","rank":44,"score":91133.0},{"content":"The Ancient Egyptians categorized their country into two types of land: the desert areas referred to as the red land, and the fertile Nile Valley region called the black land. The red land encompasses six deserts, including four major deserts and two smaller deserts with colored sands.","qid":1136962,"docid":"4024823","rank":45,"score":91002.0},{"content":"The ancient Egyptians referred to the area around the Nile River as the \"black land,\" while the desert was known as the \"red land.\"","qid":1136962,"docid":"3586539","rank":46,"score":90520.0},{"content":"The Nile River, the longest in the world, is named after the Greek word \"Neilos\" meaning valley, and was also known as \"Ar\" or black by ancient Egyptians due to the river's sediment. Spanning approximately 4,250 miles, the Nile flows through nine countries from the Delta region of Lower Egypt to Lake Victoria, the biggest African Great Lake.","qid":1136962,"docid":"7745533","rank":47,"score":90232.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the historical connections between Saudi Arabia and Africa, stating that the land of Sheba once encompassed both regions and is now primarily identified with Ethiopia. It also mentions that ancient civilizations like Kemet (Egypt) reached the Ancient Persian border, and Arabic and Swahili languages have ancient roots.","qid":1136962,"docid":"8380913","rank":48,"score":89594.0},{"content":"Ancient Egypt had only one fertile region for farming due to yearly deposits of rich silt from the Nile floods. Deserts, known as the 'red land,' protected Egypt from neighbors and invaders.","qid":1136962,"docid":"937256","rank":49,"score":89250.0},{"content":"The ancient Egyptians or Khemites, who named their land Khemet or The Black Land and Ta-merri or The Beloved Land, were the first to use a divine epithet for their language, which was later sullied by the British.","qid":1136962,"docid":"4170447","rank":50,"score":89198.0},{"content":"Millions of years ago, the desert and the Nile River emerged as the ancient sea that covered Europe and northern Africa shifted, forming the Mediterranean Sea basin. The Egyptians referred to the desert as the \"red land\" and the Nile River area as the \"black land.\"","qid":1136962,"docid":"2736920","rank":51,"score":89105.0},{"content":"The passage refers to the ancient name \"the black land,\" which applies only to cultivable land in Egypt. The wind sweeps over this land, which is deserted and vacant. A knight, dressed in black armor, is also referred to as the Knight of the black land.","qid":1136962,"docid":"2504416","rank":52,"score":89073.0},{"content":"In ancient Egypt, the desert was referred to as the \"red land\" and the fertile land along the Nile River was called the \"black land.\"","qid":1136962,"docid":"5414508","rank":53,"score":88841.0},{"content":"The Ziggurat of Ur, a sun-temple dedicated to Anu and Innana, was influenced by the Kemetic philosophy and step-pyramid sun-temples of Ghiza and earlier pyramids of Nubia-Kush. During the Aryan invasions, the people of Kemet and Sumer distinguished themselves as black people, with Kemet meaning \"Land of the Black People\" and Sumer referred to as \"The Black Heads","qid":1136962,"docid":"4405507","rank":54,"score":88138.0},{"content":"The ancient name of Egypt's capital Memphis, Hout ka-Ptah, is believed to have given rise to the name Egypt. However, Egypt's original name was Kemet, derived from ke-meaning charcoal and met-meaning land.","qid":1136962,"docid":"4589725","rank":55,"score":87938.0},{"content":"The passage discusses a discovery of a painting of Queen Nefertiti and her daughters worshiping the Sun God Aten, which was pinned on a board labeled \"Queen Nefertiti Tomb.\" The speaker expresses their own creation of the painting from a relief in Amarna.","qid":1136962,"docid":"8336573","rank":56,"score":87602.0},{"content":"Kemet and Sumer constructed solar temples for the Ntcheru\/Dingir, with Kemet building pyramids and Sumer building ziggurats. They also honored various types of Ntcheru\/Dingir, including Creators, Elements, and Principals. In response to Aryan invaders, both civilizations identified themselves as black peoples: Kemet as the Land of the Black People and Sumer as Sa-Ga-G","qid":1136962,"docid":"4405503","rank":57,"score":87307.0},{"content":"The ancient Egyptians referred to the desert as the \"red land\" due to its reddish sands, and contrasted it with the \"black land\" around the Nile River, which turned black when the annual floodwaters receded.","qid":1136962,"docid":"4548553","rank":58,"score":87107.0},{"content":"The Nile River, known as the longest river in the world and named after the Greek word \"Neilos\" meaning valley, was essential to ancient Egyptian history. The river's annual flooding left behind black sediment, which led the ancient Egyptians to name it \"Ar,\" meaning black.","qid":1136962,"docid":"2481400","rank":59,"score":86677.0},{"content":"The Nile River, known as the longest river in the world and named after the Greek word \"Neilos\" meaning valley, was essential to ancient Egyptian history. The river's annual flooding left behind black sediment, which led the ancient Egyptians to name it \"Ar,\" meaning black.","qid":1136962,"docid":"5167251","rank":60,"score":86586.0},{"content":"The passage states that in response to Aryan (White) invaders, the people of Kemet (Egypt) and Sumer identified themselves as black people, referring to Kemet as the \"Land of the Black People\" and Sumer as \"The Black Heads\" or \"The Black Headed People.\"","qid":1136962,"docid":"4405509","rank":61,"score":86527.0},{"content":"Sumer, a civilization in Asia-Minor along the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, shares similarities with Kemet as both were founded by the same Nubia-Kush progenitors. The peoples of Sumer and Kemet identified themselves as black people, with Sumer being referred to as Sa-Ga- Gi or \"The Black Headed People.\"","qid":1136962,"docid":"4405500","rank":62,"score":85574.0},{"content":"Delta Sigma Theta and Alpha Phi Alpha, along with other \"Black Greek\" fraternities and sororities, incorporate Egyptian symbols and language in their rituals, referencing ancient Egypt as Kemet. The Greek letter Delta, used by Delta Sigma Theta, resembles a triangle.","qid":1136962,"docid":"1681175","rank":63,"score":84402.0},{"content":"The River Nile, named \"Ar\" meaning black and \"Rivers of Life,\" is the longest river in Africa and the world, spanning approximately 6,670 km (4,160 miles). Only 22% of its course flows through Egypt.","qid":1136962,"docid":"3940894","rank":64,"score":83622.0},{"content":"The ancient Egyptians referred to the desert as the \"red land\" and the Nile River area as the \"black land.\" The Nile River is divided into three tributaries: the White Nile, the Blue Nile, and the Atbara River. The White Nile sources from Lakes Victoria, Edward, and George, while the Blue Nile originates in the Ethiopian mountains.","qid":1136962,"docid":"3504821","rank":65,"score":83523.0},{"content":"Ancient structures are found throughout Ethiopia, which once included the area between the Nile and Ethiopia, formerly known as Beled-es-Soudan or the land of the blacks. Egypt once extended to Lower Nubia, and the ancient kingdom of Meroe existed in Upper Nubia, consisting of agricultural and grazing lands.","qid":1136962,"docid":"2241659","rank":66,"score":83275.0},{"content":"White was the heraldic color of Upper Egypt, represented by the Nefer crown, despite originally being made of green reeds. Egyptian artists used pure white, created from chalk and gypsum. Black was a symbol of death and the night, associated with Osiris, the king of the afterlife. Queen Ahmose-Nefertari, a real-life person deified as a patroness of the necropolis, was also linked to black.","qid":1136962,"docid":"8637479","rank":67,"score":83065.0},{"content":"The term \"Egypt\" in modern usage is derived from the Greek name for the country, which refers to a mythical Greek hero Aegyptus. In contrast, the ancient Kemetians referred to themselves as \"the people.\" A problem arises due to the majority of available ancient history being penned by Europeans.","qid":1136962,"docid":"4589729","rank":68,"score":82900.0},{"content":"The term \"KMT\" in Ancient Egyptian history refers to the \"Black Land,\" signifying fertile land, not the skin color of its inhabitants. Some argue that it could also mean \"Land of Ham,\" as Ham was a son of Noah and an ancestor of the Egyptians, who was traditionally depicted as black. However, the consensus is that \"KMT\" signifies the rich and dark soil of Egypt.","qid":1136962,"docid":"7631082","rank":69,"score":82871.0},{"content":"The Ancient Egyptians referred to the fertile soil brought by the Nile floods as the \"Gift of the Nile.\" They also called the Nile the \"Aur,\" meaning \"black,\" due to the black soil. Modern cities are now protected from flooding by the Aswan Dam.","qid":1136962,"docid":"3049177","rank":70,"score":81138.0},{"content":"The Greek alphabet originated from the Kemetic alphabet of Ancient Egypt, also known as the Upper Nile Valley in Ancient Africa. The Ancient Egyptians referred to their writing as \"Metu Neter,\" or \"divine speech,\" while the Greeks labeled it as \"hieroglyphics.\"","qid":1136962,"docid":"1561634","rank":71,"score":81024.0},{"content":"The Egyptians have been identified as Arab Semitic White people since 5,000 B.C., contrary to the belief of Afro Centrists that Black Nubians or Sudanese were the Ancient Egyptians. Ancient Egypt was a composite of Africans, and after being invaded by various civilizations including the Greeks, Romans, Spanish, French, and British, modern Arabs have become a composite of Europeans, Asians, and Africans","qid":1136962,"docid":"275378","rank":72,"score":80622.0},{"content":"The Fertile Crescent, encompassing the Middle East and North East Africa's ancient Kemet (Egypt), was characterized by fertile soil due to its rivers. This development allowed ancient civilizations to settle and grow food, putting an end to their nomadic existence.","qid":1136962,"docid":"7938913","rank":73,"score":80490.0},{"content":"Ancient Egypt's \"red land\" deserts were essential for life, serving as borders that shielded Egypt from neighboring countries and invasions. These deserts offered valuable resources such as precious metals and semi-precious stones.","qid":1136962,"docid":"937257","rank":74,"score":80275.0},{"content":"The Nile River was called the \"Gift of the Nile\" by Ancient Egyptians due to the fertile black soil brought by its floods. Modern cities are protected from flooding by the Aswan Dam. The name \"Nile\" comes from the Egyptian term \"Aur,\" meaning black, referring to the soil.","qid":1136962,"docid":"3049180","rank":75,"score":79839.0},{"content":"Ancient Egypt, established around 5,000 years ago, lasted for over 2,000 years along the Nile River. The Nile provided fertile soil for farming and served as the primary transportation route. The ancient Egyptians are known for inventing the first paper from papyrus and creating hieroglyphs, the earliest form of writing in pictures. They gained worldwide recognition for constructing pyramids as tombs for their pharaohs.","qid":1136962,"docid":"265581","rank":76,"score":79838.0},{"content":"The ancient Egyptians labeled the lands south of Egypt, now Sudan, as Kush. The Egyptians had a complex relationship with the Kushites, often using the term \"vile Kush.\" The Kushites and Egyptians experienced a love-hate dynamic in their interactions.","qid":1136962,"docid":"2662146","rank":77,"score":79424.0},{"content":"Ancient Egypt was inhabited by Africans, leading many historians to conclude that Egyptians were black. The population consisted of various races, who coexisted and constructed the enduring ancient ruins.","qid":1136962,"docid":"2389849","rank":78,"score":79413.0},{"content":"The Greek alphabet originated from the Kemetic alphabet of Ancient Egypt, also known as the Upper Nile Valley in Ancient Africa. The Ancient Egyptians referred to their language as \"Metu Neter,\" meaning \"divine speech.\"","qid":1136962,"docid":"1561631","rank":79,"score":78478.0},{"content":"The ancient Egyptians were not black or white as commonly perceived. The racial categorization of them as either black or white is a product of colonialist thinking that divided the world into civilized and savage peoples.","qid":1136962,"docid":"275382","rank":80,"score":78261.0},{"content":"Modern Egypt is a influential country in North Africa, the Middle East, and the Muslim world, with historical names including \"Kh\u00c4\u0093mia\" or \"land of the riverbank,\" and \"Ta'sheme (Upper Egypt)\" and \"Ta (Lower Egypt)\" in ancient Egyptian language.","qid":1136962,"docid":"5420816","rank":81,"score":78245.0},{"content":"The ancient Egyptians had productive agriculture due to the Nile River's flooding, which provided nutrient-rich soil for crops. This allowed for more time and resources to be dedicated to cultural, technological, and artistic advancements. Farming was essential as taxes were based on land ownership. The Nile River's cycle consisted of three seasons: flooding (Akhet), planting (Peret), and harvesting (Shemu). The flooding season deposited mineral-","qid":1136962,"docid":"265577","rank":82,"score":78182.0},{"content":"Ancient Kemet, or Egypt, refers to any time period before the Year 0 of the current calendar, also known as B.C. or Before Common Era. The term A.D., which stands for \"Anno Domini\" or \"the Year of our Lord,\" is used to denote years after Year 0. Some people remember this as \"After Death.\" Modern perception often overlooks Egypt as part of the African continent and instead associates it with the Middle East due to","qid":1136962,"docid":"7631081","rank":83,"score":77963.0},{"content":"During the Spring season, the Nile's floods leave behind rich, fertile silt deposits, which the ancient Egyptians referred to as \"The Gift of Nile.\" This soil enabled successful crop growth, including flax, wheat, and others. The Nile also provided fresh water for drinking and bathing, and the resulting trade of surplus crops helped Egypt maintain diplomatic relationships and economic stability.","qid":1136962,"docid":"3224890","rank":84,"score":77794.0},{"content":"Ancient Egyptians were a distinct tribe related to Semites and Phoenicians, but later complicated by a large influx of Greeks. Copts, an ancient Egyptian Christian community, still exist in Egypt, but the majority of the population are Arab. There are Black Egyptians, but no pure Indo-European or Aryan whites. Only mixes exist among the population.","qid":1136962,"docid":"275379","rank":85,"score":77251.0},{"content":"The deserts, referred to as the 'red land,' acted as natural borders for ancient Egypt, shielding it from neighboring countries and potential invaders. These deserts were also valuable sources of precious metals and semi-precious stones for the ancient Egyptians.","qid":1136962,"docid":"937255","rank":86,"score":76907.0},{"content":"An Egyptologist with a Ph.D. asserts that Ancient Egyptians were of Hamitic race, a mix of Semitic and black ancestry, with some white bloodline. The white bloodline was more prevalent during the New Kingdom. There are Black Egyptians, similar to Black Germans, but no Black Indo-European Aryan Whites or Black Arab Semitic Whites, only mixes.","qid":1136962,"docid":"275374","rank":87,"score":76780.0},{"content":"Ancient Egypt, established around 5,000 years ago, lasted for over 2,000 years and was centered around the Nile River. The annual floods of the Nile brought fertile soil for farming and served as the primary transportation route. The ancient Egyptians relied heavily on the Nile and made numerous discoveries there.","qid":1136962,"docid":"3857818","rank":88,"score":76649.0},{"content":"Ancient Egypt, a civilization established around the Nile River over 5,000 years ago, lasted for approximately 2,000 years. The Nile River played a central role, providing fertile soil for farming through annual floods and serving as the primary transportation route. Ancient Egyptians made significant discoveries during this time.","qid":1136962,"docid":"3260320","rank":89,"score":76398.0},{"content":"The Ankh, an ancient Egyptian symbol, represents physical and eternal life. First created by Africans, it is known as the original cross and holds significance in Ancient Kemet. The loop of the Ankh, associated with Isis and Osiris, symbolizes the feminine discipline or the womb, while the elongated section represents the masculine discipline or the penis. Together, they symbolize the formation of life.","qid":1136962,"docid":"7631078","rank":90,"score":76075.0},{"content":"Early Egyptologists attempted to remove Egypt's African connection and exclude black Africans from its history, aiming to minimize their role in early civilization. However, Egypt was an African civilization with a clear link to Africa's history and geography, and the blackness of ancient Egyptians was acknowledged during the Renaissance before 1830.","qid":1136962,"docid":"8667210","rank":91,"score":75710.0},{"content":"Ancient Egypt was referred to as The Two Lands, or Upper and Lower Egypt, in Egyptian culture. This term appeared in titles of rulers and was depicted in temples, tombs, and pyramids. It symbolized an inherent duality within Ancient Egyptian society.","qid":1136962,"docid":"2883071","rank":92,"score":75549.0},{"content":"Approximately 7,000 years ago, the fertile land created by the Nile River's silt in northern Egypt attracted nomadic tribes to settle and establish civilization through farming.","qid":1136962,"docid":"2618997","rank":93,"score":75485.0},{"content":"The Nile River was called the \"Gift of the Nile\" by Ancient Egyptians due to the rich black soil brought by its floods. The Aswan Dam now prevents modern cities from flooding. The name \"Nile\" comes from the Egyptian term \"Aur,\" meaning black, in reference to the soil.","qid":1136962,"docid":"3049173","rank":94,"score":75346.0},{"content":"Ancient Egypt, established around 5,000 years ago, lasted for over 2,000 years and was centered around the Nile River. The annual flooding of the Nile brought fertile soil for farming and served as the primary transportation route.","qid":1136962,"docid":"3492139","rank":95,"score":75344.0},{"content":"The Nile River, which flows north to the Mediterranean Sea, was the source of life for Ancient Egypt, dividing it into two regions: Upper Egypt to the south and Lower Egypt to the north. The Egyptians utilized the papyrus plant, which grew along the Nile, for various purposes, including paper production, baskets, rope, and sandals. The fertile black soil brought by the Nile floods was highly valued by the Egyptians, who referred to","qid":1136962,"docid":"6211001","rank":96,"score":75342.0},{"content":"In ancient Egypt, the amount of land owned determined tax payments, making effective land management crucial. Agriculture relied on the Nile River's flooding cycle, which divided the year into three seasons: Akhet (flooding), Peret (planting), and Shemu (harvesting).","qid":1136962,"docid":"2883078","rank":97,"score":75277.0},{"content":"Ancient Egypt, situated along the Nile River, boasted fertile land and a thriving economy based on agriculture. The ancient Egyptians grew various crops and relied on a bartering system to trade their goods, primarily crops like grain, due to the absence of coins and paper money.","qid":1136962,"docid":"8181922","rank":98,"score":75215.0},{"content":"The Nile, the longest river in the world, is named after the Greek word \"Neilos,\" meaning valley. It leaves behind black sediment when it floods, earning the ancient Egyptian names Ar, signifying black and Rivers of Life.","qid":1136962,"docid":"3940898","rank":99,"score":75042.0},{"content":"The ancient Egyptians were primarily white with European ancestry, but included ethnic minorities, including a black population. The cultural significance of Ancient Egypt to Europeans is rooted in its representation of a prominent European civilization in history. Modern Egyptians bear a strong resemblance to their ancient ancestors, and despite claims to the contrary, are likely not significantly different.","qid":1136962,"docid":"275377","rank":100,"score":74979.0}]}
{"query":"difference between a company's strategy and business model is","hits":[{"content":"A company's business model outlines its operating efficiency, while its strategy focuses on securing a sustainable competitive advantage.","qid":1136047,"docid":"8724031","rank":1,"score":123435.0},{"content":"The company's business model focuses on generating profits through capital gains and dividend increases for shareholders, while its strategy aims to provide value to customers at minimal costs. In essence, the business model deals with profitable operations, while the strategy addresses customer satisfaction.","qid":1136047,"docid":"8724033","rank":2,"score":118716.0},{"content":"The passage explains that business models describe a company's logic for operating, creating and capturing value, while strategy refers to the plan for establishing a unique and valuable position through distinct activities.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2186578","rank":3,"score":116507.0},{"content":"A company's business model describes how it generates revenue and creates value, while a company's strategy outlines how it intends to compete and achieve its goals within its industry.","qid":1136047,"docid":"8724032","rank":4,"score":114868.0},{"content":"A business model is the method used to generate revenue in a profitable company, conceived before operations begin. A business strategy is a method to achieve a core company objective. Both address essential questions in running a business.","qid":1136047,"docid":"512482","rank":5,"score":113500.0},{"content":"The passage explains that a company's business model and strategy outline how it generates customer value, competes in its industry, and earns profitable revenues.","qid":1136047,"docid":"7540967","rank":6,"score":109386.0},{"content":"A business model is a more abstract representation of a firm's strategy. The strategy is seen as less abstract.","qid":1136047,"docid":"8724035","rank":7,"score":108927.0},{"content":"A strategy refers to a business's approach to competing externally, while a business model pertains to the internal logic and economic viability of the business. Both are distinct from a business plan, which is a document outlining the operational details and goals of a business.","qid":1136047,"docid":"8724036","rank":8,"score":103953.0},{"content":"The passage defines business strategy as a high-level plan for achieving business objectives, outlining how a company differentiates itself from competitors, generates revenue, and earns margins. Business model and strategy are closely linked, with some viewing the business model as the concrete manifestation of strategy. Successful business strategies result in a strong competitive position, business growth, and good margins. The article also discusses related terms such as strategic objectives and business plans.","qid":1136047,"docid":"7009393","rank":9,"score":103641.0},{"content":"A strategy refers to a business's approach to external competition, while a business model pertains to its internal operations. For further information on strategy elements, see my previous post.","qid":1136047,"docid":"8724038","rank":10,"score":101833.0},{"content":"The business strategy outlines the path for a company to reach its goals, which include objectives from the business model and additional missions. It details the steps, processes, and responses to challenges the business will undertake. Achieving the business strategy involves the collective effort of all employees.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2815435","rank":11,"score":101434.0},{"content":"The passage defines business strategy as a high-level plan for achieving business objectives, outlining how a company distinguishes itself from competitors, generates revenue, and earns margins. It notes that business strategy and business model are closely linked, with some viewing the business model as the tangible manifestation of the strategy in action.","qid":1136047,"docid":"8328670","rank":12,"score":100398.0},{"content":"A small business in a single industry needs to establish a competitive advantage for profitability. This can be achieved by producing goods or services at a lower cost than competitors.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2330119","rank":13,"score":97666.0},{"content":"The passage explains that corporate strategy and business strategy have distinct focuses. Corporate strategy deals with an organization's overarching purpose, while business strategy focuses on the planning and competitiveness of specific business units.","qid":1136047,"docid":"6499345","rank":14,"score":97389.0},{"content":"A business model outlines a company's strategy for earning revenues and profits, encompassing its functions and expenses.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2995917","rank":15,"score":96696.0},{"content":"A small business needs a strategy to differentiate itself in a single industry and profitably exploit a competitive advantage. In contrast, corporate strategies focus on diversification.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2330116","rank":16,"score":96687.0},{"content":"The passage explains the need to understand the definitions and distinctions between business model and strategy due to their interrelation.","qid":1136047,"docid":"512481","rank":17,"score":95806.0},{"content":"Business models are crucial for strategy as they connect product markets with industries and the labor and capital markets.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2165350","rank":18,"score":95739.0},{"content":"A company's strategy develops through deliberate actions by managers and responses to unexpected events, while related is the concept of a business model.","qid":1136047,"docid":"3775376","rank":19,"score":94806.0},{"content":"Business strategy is a long-term plan formulated by an organization to achieve its goals and objectives, guiding the company's future and aligning it with its mission and vision. Functional tactics, on the other hand, are short-term plans used by specific business functions to accomplish their objectives within the larger context of the business strategy. The differences are important because a clear business strategy provides direction for functional tactics, ensuring they align with the overall goals of the organization. A company without a strategy","qid":1136047,"docid":"2330118","rank":20,"score":94605.0},{"content":"The passage argues that a business model is an expression of a company's implemented strategy. In straightforward competitive situations, there is a direct correlation between strategy and business model, making it challenging to distinguish between the two concepts.","qid":1136047,"docid":"1716878","rank":21,"score":93807.0},{"content":"A business model outlines an organization's approach to generating value through the integration of offline and online operations, such as a bricks-and-clicks model allowing customers to order online and pick up in-store. Business model construction is a strategic process.","qid":1136047,"docid":"3357564","rank":22,"score":92452.0},{"content":"A small business's success relies on more than just a good idea. To generate income and create value for customers, a business needs an effective method for acquiring and retaining customers.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2815440","rank":23,"score":92393.0},{"content":"Business model design is a strategic process involving the creation or innovation of a firm's business logic at a high level. This logic is then implemented at the operational level through business operations.","qid":1136047,"docid":"512483","rank":24,"score":91780.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the misuse and lack of clear definition of the terms \"business model\" and \"strategy,\" despite their frequent usage, according to Joan Magretta and Michael Porter.","qid":1136047,"docid":"8724037","rank":25,"score":91494.0},{"content":"A business model outlines a company's strategy for generating revenue and profit through the production and marketing of specific products or services, while detailing related expenses.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2995922","rank":26,"score":91196.0},{"content":"A business model is broader than a business strategy. Combining strategy analysis with business model analysis is essential to safeguard any competitive advantage gained from new business model design and implementation.","qid":1136047,"docid":"1716882","rank":27,"score":91095.0},{"content":"A business plan outlines the operational and financial details of a business, while a business strategy focuses on the overall direction and competitive positioning of the business or specific areas within it, such as marketing, customer retention, and product introduction. Businesses can have multiple strategic plans to address various aspects of their operations.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2815441","rank":28,"score":91033.0},{"content":"The passage distinguishes between strategic business logic, which involves defining a company's business model at a high level, and operational business process design, which focuses on the specific tasks and workflows within a business. A business model design template can aid in creating and communicating a company's business model.","qid":1136047,"docid":"512487","rank":29,"score":90911.0},{"content":"The business model is the core component of a company's business strategy. It is used for implementing, communicating, and evaluating the strategy. The business plan is based on this model.","qid":1136047,"docid":"7540969","rank":30,"score":90465.0},{"content":"A single-business company's strategy aligns with a business unit in a diversified company, but must also support corporate initiatives for that specific business. Companies have three strategy levels: corporate, business, and functional. Corporate strategy decides which businesses a company should operate in, while business strategy develops competitive advantages within a business segment.","qid":1136047,"docid":"4803702","rank":31,"score":90072.0},{"content":"Business objectives are a subset of goals, focusing on specific achievements. Strategy is an organization's approach to persuade customers to buy products, and compete with others to achieve objectives.","qid":1136047,"docid":"7509635","rank":32,"score":90033.0},{"content":"The passage explains that strategic planning includes the corporate and business levels, where a corporate strategy manages multiple lines of business within a corporation.","qid":1136047,"docid":"1048181","rank":33,"score":89174.0},{"content":"A business model outlines an organization's approach to creating, delivering, and capturing value, consisting of value proposition, value architecture, value finance, and value network, according to Al-Debei and Avison (2008).","qid":1136047,"docid":"5822428","rank":34,"score":88966.0},{"content":"A business model is the method a company uses to generate revenue by outlining its position in the value chain and how it makes money.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2165358","rank":35,"score":88780.0},{"content":"Strategy refers to determining methods for achieving success in the future. In business, there are various levels of strategy: corporate strategy concentrates on the organization as a whole, while business unit strategy deals with an individual business unit or market. Each level requires distinct tools and skills.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2432010","rank":36,"score":88750.0},{"content":"Corporate strategy is a level above business strategy, focusing on the overall success of a company through a mix of business units.","qid":1136047,"docid":"4210774","rank":37,"score":88463.0},{"content":"A strategic plan is typically organization-wide in focus, while a business plan concentrates on specific products, services, or programs. Strategic planning encompasses various perspectives, models, and approaches.","qid":1136047,"docid":"952223","rank":38,"score":88402.0},{"content":"A business strategy refers to the choices executives make regarding the target market and how to compete to create long-term value. The target market, value proposition, and capabilities must align. Strategies require an appropriate level of capabilities development, neither too much nor too little change from existing abilities. Companies have numerous options for where to compete and how to differentiate.","qid":1136047,"docid":"4867539","rank":39,"score":88056.0},{"content":"A business model outlines how an organization generates value through creation, delivery, and capture in various contexts. Business model development is a strategic process.","qid":1136047,"docid":"512489","rank":40,"score":87509.0},{"content":"The passage discusses business model design, which is the process of creating a company's business model as part of business development and strategy. According to Al-Debei and Avison (2008), a business model consists of four primary constructs: value proposition, value architecture, value finance, and value network.","qid":1136047,"docid":"5822430","rank":41,"score":87250.0},{"content":"The passage suggests that there is a close relationship between the terms \"business models\" and \"strategy,\" with researchers using the former term more frequently than the latter. Despite the difference in terminology, the concepts are so similar that they can be considered interchangeable, according to the analysis of various papers. Therefore, Figure 1C, which depicts business models and strategy as two sides of the same coin, is an accurate representation.","qid":1136047,"docid":"8724039","rank":42,"score":87229.0},{"content":"Corporations aim to earn profits and please shareholders by managing multiple business units through business-level strategies for customer acquisition and profit making, and corporate-level strategies for deciding which units to buy or sell and integrating operations for synergies.","qid":1136047,"docid":"4210771","rank":43,"score":86929.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the impact of the web on business models and the lack of concrete evidence. A business model refers to a company's method for generating revenue by outlining its position in the value chain. Some models are straightforward.","qid":1136047,"docid":"3823103","rank":44,"score":86680.0},{"content":"A business strategy refers to the choices executives make regarding the target market and how to compete effectively to create long-term value. It focuses on \"where to play\" in the market, identifying the specific customer base and needs to be served.","qid":1136047,"docid":"5864630","rank":45,"score":86503.0},{"content":"A company's strategy is continually evolving due to the requirement for managers to adapt to changing industry and competitive conditions, imitate industry leaders, adjust strategic vision regularly, develop annual strategic plans, and modify business model components frequently.","qid":1136047,"docid":"894316","rank":46,"score":86311.0},{"content":"The passage discusses various levels of strategy in a business, starting from the corporate level. Corporate strategy focuses on the overall purpose and scope of the business to meet stakeholder expectations, heavily influenced by investors and guiding decision-making. It is typically expressed in a mission statement.","qid":1136047,"docid":"7170088","rank":47,"score":86127.0},{"content":"The passage explains that a business model is a strategy outlining how an organization generates, provides, and obtains value. Business model construction is a strategic process. The business reference model focuses on the structural aspects of a business's core operations.","qid":1136047,"docid":"5953375","rank":48,"score":86088.0},{"content":"A business model outlines how a company generates revenue. It's adaptable, quick, and intended for frequent modifications, making it valuable for assessing business ideas, identifying deficiencies, and raising crucial questions.","qid":1136047,"docid":"4152503","rank":49,"score":85966.0},{"content":"A business model is the method a company uses to generate value from its operations. It encompasses various aspects of the business such as production, distribution, pricing, and advertising. The primary focus is on creating value.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2165357","rank":50,"score":85922.0},{"content":"A business model explains the customer value proposition and the revenue and cost structure enabling its delivery.","qid":1136047,"docid":"1716876","rank":51,"score":85743.0},{"content":"A business strategy outlines how a company intends to achieve its goals and maintain its industry position. It can range from a concise page of bullet points to a comprehensive booklet, detailing the business's purpose, strengths, target market, and product offerings.","qid":1136047,"docid":"6831413","rank":52,"score":85526.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the relationship between business models and strategy as depicted in Figure 2, but the goal is not to summarize the literature on these topics as others have already done extensively, such as Grant (1996) for strategy and Pateli (2002) for business models.","qid":1136047,"docid":"8724040","rank":53,"score":85381.0},{"content":"Strategy and tactics are two distinct concepts in business. Strategy refers to planning a company's next moves, while tactics involve executing the plan effectively. The phrase \"strategic is doing the right things -- tactical is doing things right\" can be used to remember this difference.","qid":1136047,"docid":"5021134","rank":54,"score":85139.0},{"content":"A strategy is the chosen method to reach a business goal, such as increasing market share. Objectives are specific targets that help achieve the strategy and further the company's mission and vision, which may have some vagueness.","qid":1136047,"docid":"7509643","rank":55,"score":85052.0},{"content":"Strategy and tactics are distinct concepts in business: strategy sets the direction towards achieving goals, while tactics are the actions taken to support the strategy. Businesses employ various strategies - product, pricing, marketing, operational, and financial - each with corresponding tactics to achieve their strategic objectives.","qid":1136047,"docid":"360415","rank":56,"score":84723.0},{"content":"A business strategy is a long-term plan for achieving objectives, covering a period of 3-5 years or more. It involves making major resource decisions, such as financing new factories or allocating resources to specific products, like Coca-Cola's launch of Pooh Roo Juice.","qid":1136047,"docid":"8508524","rank":57,"score":84701.0},{"content":"A strategy is a comprehensive plan a company uses to differentiate itself from competitors and achieve its goals. It bridges the gap between policy and tactics, and is a complex guide for all business decisions.","qid":1136047,"docid":"7571090","rank":58,"score":84699.0},{"content":"A business strategy outlines a company's plan to operate in its markets. In response to increasing environmental awareness, businesses are integrating more sustainable practices into their operations.","qid":1136047,"docid":"6604409","rank":59,"score":84698.0},{"content":"A business strategy is a long-term plan outlining actions to achieve specific goals and improve enterprise performance.","qid":1136047,"docid":"434758","rank":60,"score":84687.0},{"content":"A business model outlines how and where a company operates, detailed in the business plan, which sets the company's operational and financial goals and proposes methods to achieve them.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2165349","rank":61,"score":84594.0},{"content":"Business strategy is a long-term plan outlining actions to achieve specific goals and improve enterprise performance. It serves as management's guide for conducting business to reach desired objectives.","qid":1136047,"docid":"5440533","rank":62,"score":84384.0},{"content":"Business strategy is a long-term plan outlining actions to achieve specific goals and improve enterprise performance. It serves as management's guide for conducting business to reach desired objectives.","qid":1136047,"docid":"1601010","rank":63,"score":84379.0},{"content":"A small business must adapt its internal operations or procedures to align with its business strategy model. Change, whether minor or significant, is necessary for a small business to effectively meet its business model's requirements and succeed.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2815438","rank":64,"score":84320.0},{"content":"A business strategy is a summary of how a business aims to achieve its goals and maintain its competitive position in the industry, which can range from a concise page of bullet points to a comprehensive booklet outlining the business's purpose, strengths, target market, and product offerings.","qid":1136047,"docid":"3447385","rank":65,"score":84281.0},{"content":"A strategy is a business's focus and plan to achieve its goals, with the ultimate aim being to make a profit. Companies vary in their approaches to reaching this objective.","qid":1136047,"docid":"180409","rank":66,"score":84279.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the concept of business strategy and how it is developed through three steps: analysis, integration, and implementation, resulting from established goals to support a business's mission. No mention of adorable animal families.","qid":1136047,"docid":"1817206","rank":67,"score":84262.0},{"content":"A company choosing to start operations must select from various business models for sustainable growth. Two popular options are Incorporated (Inc) and Limited (Ltd) business models.","qid":1136047,"docid":"1604084","rank":68,"score":84131.0},{"content":"A business plan outlines the \"who\" and \"what\" of a business, while a strategic plan provides the \"how\" and \"when.\" In simpler terms, a business plan covers the identity and what the business does, while a strategic plan details how the business will achieve its goals and when.","qid":1136047,"docid":"871544","rank":69,"score":84102.0},{"content":"Business strategy is a long-term plan of action intended to achieve specific goals or objectives.","qid":1136047,"docid":"1240510","rank":70,"score":84093.0},{"content":"A business strategy is a document outlining a business's direction and goals to achieve its mission. In a standard business plan, the strategy is derived from established objectives supporting the business's stated mission.","qid":1136047,"docid":"1817211","rank":71,"score":84008.0},{"content":"A business's strategies for creating, sustaining, and utilizing competitive advantages are referred to as business-level strategies. By assessing a company's product offerings, target market, and competition, a small business owner can identify where their competitive advantage exists.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2330112","rank":72,"score":83944.0},{"content":"A business strategy is a long-term plan outlining actions to achieve specific goals and improve enterprise performance. It serves as management's guide for conducting business to reach desired objectives.","qid":1136047,"docid":"1240507","rank":73,"score":83805.0},{"content":"A business model is the method a company uses to create value and capture profits through various aspects such as production, distribution, pricing, and advertising.","qid":1136047,"docid":"5822427","rank":74,"score":83738.0},{"content":"Business strategy is a long-term plan of action aimed at achieving specific goals or objectives for enhancing an enterprise's performance.","qid":1136047,"docid":"1240513","rank":75,"score":83690.0},{"content":"Business strategy is a long-term plan outlining actions to achieve specific goals or objectives. It serves as management's game plan to enhance enterprise performance by specifying how business should be conducted to reach the desired goals.","qid":1136047,"docid":"7319697","rank":76,"score":83623.0},{"content":"A strategy is a plan for achieving a goal in business, acting as a link between policies and tactics. It helps a company distinguish itself from competitors through differentiation.","qid":1136047,"docid":"272464","rank":77,"score":83371.0},{"content":"The passage discusses two types of organizational strategies: corporate-level and business-level. Corporate-level strategies focus on the overall organization and are led by top management, while business-level strategies target specific business units or divisions within the corporate structure.","qid":1136047,"docid":"1200693","rank":78,"score":83229.0},{"content":"A business strategy is a long-term plan of action intended to enhance an enterprise's performance by achieving specific goals or objectives. It serves as management's blueprint for improving the organization's competitive position.","qid":1136047,"docid":"1240508","rank":79,"score":83054.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the importance of company strategy in achieving a mission statement and goals. It emphasizes the need for employees to understand the mission and for effective strategies to be in place. Goal-oriented performance measures are suggested as a means to improve staff performance when necessary.\n\nThe first part of the passage is about movie makeup transformations, but it has been accidentally omitted from the given text.","qid":1136047,"docid":"3447387","rank":80,"score":82850.0},{"content":"A business strategy is a long-term plan of action designed to achieve specific goals, serving as management's guide for strengthening enterprise performance. Strategy creation is a crucial management function, but its execution does not ensure success.","qid":1136047,"docid":"3447381","rank":81,"score":82671.0},{"content":"The passage explains that strategy and tactics are two distinct concepts in business. Strategy refers to planning a company's future moves, while tactics involve implementing the strategy. The main difference between the two is their time orientation: strategy is long-term planning, while tactics are short-term actions.","qid":1136047,"docid":"5021131","rank":82,"score":82469.0},{"content":"A business model is a representation of a company's core practices in major industries, with various examples existing.","qid":1136047,"docid":"3988779","rank":83,"score":82248.0},{"content":"A business strategy is comparable to a business plan in that it outlines a plan of action, much like a vacation itinerary is related to a destination and a route map. The Harvard Business Review article discusses prevalent misunderstandings and myths regarding business strategies.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2815444","rank":84,"score":82212.0},{"content":"The Small Business Administration describes a business model as the foundation of a company, representing its original concept and operational framework. The business plan then serves as the structure based on this foundation.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2165354","rank":85,"score":82140.0},{"content":"The passage discusses four main business models and how they suit different types of businesses. A business model outlines how a company sells products and creates, delivers, and captures value. Two examples given are a business with a physical and online presence, allowing customers to order online and pick up in-store, and other ways to structure business models beyond these four types.","qid":1136047,"docid":"1049293","rank":86,"score":82015.0},{"content":"A business model is a representation, conceptual or graphical, of a business's core architectural, operational, and financial structures, as well as its current and future products or services.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2584743","rank":87,"score":81767.0},{"content":"A strategy is a pattern of actions over time, reflecting decisions about which products or services to offer in specific markets, and representing a company's vision and direction.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2170422","rank":88,"score":81628.0},{"content":"A business strategy outlines a company's objectives and directions, with individual teams executing related tactics. Business strategies incorporate a measurement component based on overall goals to achieve the mission.","qid":1136047,"docid":"3447389","rank":89,"score":81539.0},{"content":"The Resource-Based model prioritizes a company's internal resources and capabilities over external environmental conditions in determining strategic actions.","qid":1136047,"docid":"8617296","rank":90,"score":81222.0},{"content":"A business strategy influences a small company's choices in promotions and distribution channels. When a business expands into new industries, the small business owner needs to consider corporate-level strategy for managing additional businesses.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2330115","rank":91,"score":81185.0},{"content":"Business strategy determines actions to achieve business goals and guides decisions on hiring, firing, and resource allocation.","qid":1136047,"docid":"6831412","rank":92,"score":81083.0},{"content":"Government organizations deal with two types of strategic issues: corporate strategy and business strategy. The corporate strategy encompasses the legislative mandate and public policy objectives of the organization.","qid":1136047,"docid":"3512793","rank":93,"score":81082.0},{"content":"A strategic plan is an internal document that sets the organization's strategic direction. It primarily functions as a tool for the organization, but can be shared with stakeholders.","qid":1136047,"docid":"3960078","rank":94,"score":81060.0},{"content":"The article discusses the success of a business strategy, which is measured by a strong competitive position, business growth, and good margins. The text also explains business strategy and business model, and relates them to strategic objectives and business plans.","qid":1136047,"docid":"7009397","rank":95,"score":81014.0},{"content":"The business plan serves as the blueprint for a business, detailing its model and strategy, as well as the required staff, equipment, and finances to generate a profit.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2815439","rank":96,"score":80818.0},{"content":"A business strategy influences functional decisions like promotions and distribution channels for small companies. A business may consider diversification as a corporate strategy when identifying opportunities outside its initial industry.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2330120","rank":97,"score":80760.0},{"content":"Corporate strategy refers to unique actions taken by a company to add value beyond the sum of its individual parts, with a key focus on helping business units attain leading positions.","qid":1136047,"docid":"5867610","rank":98,"score":80511.0},{"content":"The e-Business model is a description of how a company operates, including how it delivers products or services, generates revenue, and adapts to new markets and technologies. It consists of four main components: [Diagram of The e-Business Model omitted]","qid":1136047,"docid":"6933714","rank":99,"score":80436.0},{"content":"In the 1990s and 2000s, businesses shifted towards customer satisfaction and lean practices to eliminate waste and increase sales and goodwill. This approach, known as a lean business model, was popularized in the automotive industry as a response to growing customer expectations. Contrastingly, Henry Ford once famously stated that customers could only have black cars.","qid":1136047,"docid":"2943835","rank":100,"score":80263.0}]}
{"query":"what can you do about discrimination in the workplace in oklahoma city","hits":[{"content":"Employment discrimination involves treating individuals unfairly based on protected categories like race, sex, age, or religion in the workplace.","qid":1121353,"docid":"8053109","rank":1,"score":118590.0},{"content":"Employment discrimination in Oklahoma refers to the unfair treatment of individuals or groups based on protected categories like race, sex, age, or religion.","qid":1121353,"docid":"8053108","rank":2,"score":116705.0},{"content":"A 1997 court case applying Oklahoma law held that no contract existed based on an employer's written policy of non-discrimination because the employee did not provide consideration for the promise of non-discrimination and did not continue in employment without quitting in reliance on the employer's promise.","qid":1121353,"docid":"8684415","rank":3,"score":96959.0},{"content":"In Oklahoma, to file a workplace discrimination claim, the process is not specified in the passage. A hostile work environment is defined as behavior that creates a work environment that would be intimidating, hostile, or offensive to reasonable people. In October 2021, workers accused Chipotle of violating wage and hour laws. Wrongful termination claims in Oklahoma can be complex. Military members in Oklahoma have certain employment rights. Oklahoma law considers pregnancy discrimination the same as gender discrimination.","qid":1121353,"docid":"8053117","rank":4,"score":89600.0},{"content":"The passage discusses various workplace-related issues in Oklahoma, including:\n\n* The intolerance of workplace discrimination\n* Definition of \"reasonable accommodation\" under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)\n* Deadline for filing an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) sexual harassment claim\n* Prohibition of wrongful termination based on genetic information\n* Understanding of \"workplace age discrimination\"\n* Rules regarding what an employer can","qid":1121353,"docid":"8053113","rank":5,"score":88221.0},{"content":"The Oklahoma City Fire Department (OKCFD) has 1015 paid firefighters and is led by Chief G. Keith Bryant, along with three Deputy Chiefs who manage the Operational Services, Prevention Services, and Support Services bureaus.","qid":1121353,"docid":"1698242","rank":6,"score":84493.0},{"content":"An arbitrator in Oklahoma reduced a punishment for making sexual remarks from termination to an eight-month suspension, finding the language did not create a hostile or abusive workplace.","qid":1121353,"docid":"6379159","rank":7,"score":84294.0},{"content":"Under Oklahoma law, medical treatment, care, nutrition, and hydration cannot be denied to an incompetent patient based on their mental status or disability.","qid":1121353,"docid":"3663574","rank":8,"score":84236.0},{"content":"The passage provides a reference to access information about filing a discrimination or harassment claim in Oklahoma through the Oklahoma Human Rights Commission (OHRC) on their dedicated webpage.","qid":1121353,"docid":"8053112","rank":9,"score":82301.0},{"content":"The Oklahoma City Police Department, comprised of 1069 uniformed officers and 300 civilian employees, is responsible for maintaining law and order, preventing criminal activity, enforcing laws, arresting criminals, and assisting in prosecution cases.","qid":1121353,"docid":"6020015","rank":10,"score":82165.0},{"content":"Uber offers flexible driving jobs in Oklahoma City for independent contractors, allowing them to work part- or full-time and set their own schedules. Uber handles the details, enabling drivers to focus solely on driving when it's convenient for them.","qid":1121353,"docid":"7898315","rank":11,"score":81309.0},{"content":"Oklahoma overtime laws prohibit employers from calculating an employee's hours over two weeks to avoid paying overtime.","qid":1121353,"docid":"8127185","rank":12,"score":80091.0},{"content":"The Oklahoma Department of Human Services (DHS) adheres to Federal civil rights laws, prohibiting discrimination based on race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex. The agency does not discriminate in its services or treatment towards individuals on these grounds.","qid":1121353,"docid":"2474382","rank":13,"score":80064.0},{"content":"Uber offers flexible driving jobs in Oklahoma City for independent contractors, allowing them to work part- or full-time. Drivers use the Uber app to get connected with rides, which range from low-cost to premium options. Payment is automated through the app and fares are typically cheaper than taxi fares.","qid":1121353,"docid":"4165115","rank":14,"score":79895.0},{"content":"Workplace discrimination refers to any unfair employment practices in areas such as hiring, evaluations, training, disciplinary actions, promotions, assignments, terminations, compensation, or general treatment of employees.","qid":1121353,"docid":"7484668","rank":15,"score":79592.0},{"content":"In Oklahoma, to qualify for unemployment benefits, one must have been unemployed due to reasons outside of their control such as layoffs or reductions-in-force, and have earned a minimum wage before becoming unemployed.","qid":1121353,"docid":"3106444","rank":16,"score":79082.0},{"content":"Oklahoma City, the capital and largest city of Oklahoma, had an estimated population of 631,346 in 2015, making it the 27th most populous city in the US. The metropolitan area had a population of 1,358,452, and the combined statistical area, which includes Shawnee, had a population of 1,459,758.","qid":1121353,"docid":"1698247","rank":17,"score":78882.0},{"content":"A claimant in Oklahoma must have earned at least $1,500 in total wages from employers under the state's Employment Security Act during their base period, and their wages in the highest quarter of that period must have been one and a half times greater than that amount.","qid":1121353,"docid":"6756660","rank":18,"score":78421.0},{"content":"Employers should establish policies to prevent age discrimination in recruitment, pay and employment terms, training and promotion, discipline and grievances, countering bullying and harassment, and dismissal processes.","qid":1121353,"docid":"2888219","rank":19,"score":77867.0},{"content":"An employer in Oklahoma is required to report workplace injuries to the Workers' Compensation Court and insurance carrier within 10 days of being notified.","qid":1121353,"docid":"3994685","rank":20,"score":77114.0},{"content":"The Oklahoma Governmental Tort Claims Act shields school employees from liability for damages resulting from negligent acts committed while performing their job duties.","qid":1121353,"docid":"6934372","rank":21,"score":77032.0},{"content":"Title VII of The Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits businesses with over 15 employees from discriminating against individuals based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin in employment.","qid":1121353,"docid":"710825","rank":22,"score":76874.0},{"content":"Employment Discrimination laws aim to prevent discrimination in hiring, promotion, assignment, termination, compensation, retaliation, and harassment based on race, sex, religion, national origin, physical disability, age, and sexual orientation. The primary sources of these laws are federal and state statutes, with the US Constitution and some state constitutions offering additional protection for government employers or where the government has encouraged discriminatory practices.","qid":1121353,"docid":"643768","rank":23,"score":76860.0},{"content":"A winning employment discrimination lawsuit allows the court to stop discriminatory practices by the employer, reinstate the victim if they lost their job, and offer promotions or workplace adjustments. Anonymous filing of a discrimination charge on behalf of someone else is also an option. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) provides information on federal job discrimination laws, procedures, and filing a charge for employment discrimination.","qid":1121353,"docid":"5540041","rank":24,"score":76700.0},{"content":"Age discrimination against older workers persists in the workplace, with a small number of businesses addressing the issue of an aging workforce. (Source: Oliver Balch, The Guardian, April 2, 2015)","qid":1121353,"docid":"3541850","rank":25,"score":76406.0},{"content":"Workplace discrimination refers to biased treatment or discriminatory behavior towards employees based on factors including marital status, gender, pregnancy, sexual preference, race, color, nationality, disability, belief, and age. This results in a negative work culture, demoralized workforce, individual harm, societal consequences, and reduced profits for the organization. (Summary of Slide 1 of 7)","qid":1121353,"docid":"3897220","rank":26,"score":76377.0},{"content":"Workplace discrimination negatively impacts employees by leading to bias treatment and discriminatory behavior based on various factors. This results in a loss of focus and wasted time as the issue takes priority in meetings.","qid":1121353,"docid":"5606060","rank":27,"score":76354.0},{"content":"Insure Oklahoma's Employer Sponsored Insurance offers premium subsidies to employers for buying health insurance for their low to moderate income employees. The Individual Plan of Insure Oklahoma allows individuals to access an affordable healthcare option.","qid":1121353,"docid":"919932","rank":28,"score":76275.0},{"content":"The passage explains that if employees believe they are being unfairly treated at work due to their age, race, gender, religion, pregnancy, disability, or medical condition, they may be experiencing workplace discrimination. Employers are legally obligated to offer equal employment opportunities to all employees.","qid":1121353,"docid":"946643","rank":29,"score":75762.0},{"content":"Tinker Air Force Base is Oklahoma's largest employer with a diverse workforce in service, retail, and government sectors. The unemployment rate in the Oklahoma City Metro area is 5.5%, lower than the U.S. average of 7.0%. The median household income is $44,312.","qid":1121353,"docid":"8758404","rank":30,"score":75666.0},{"content":"The School Personnel Records office in Oklahoma City, OK (405) 521-3369 and (405) 522-1519 is responsible for collecting and auditing reports of certified and support personnel, ensuring compliance with state law regarding teacher pay, and maintaining historical employment data for all certified and support school employees.","qid":1121353,"docid":"1480306","rank":31,"score":75642.0},{"content":"Two significant financial employers in Oklahoma are Verizon, located in Tulsa with a financial services hub, and Paycom, headquartered in Oklahoma City.","qid":1121353,"docid":"1558158","rank":32,"score":75473.0},{"content":"The passage outlines various forms of discrimination protected by law in the workplace. These include dismissal, employment terms and conditions, pay and benefits, promotion and transfer opportunities, training, recruitment, and redundancy.","qid":1121353,"docid":"2174360","rank":33,"score":75466.0},{"content":"Oklahoma City is the capital and largest city of Oklahoma, with a population of 631,346 as of 2015, making it the 27th most populous city in the United States. It is the county seat of Oklahoma County. The city experienced population growth following the 2010 Census.","qid":1121353,"docid":"4902801","rank":34,"score":75311.0},{"content":"The Oklahoma Workers' Compensation Act applies to injuries received and occupational diseases contracted in Oklahoma, as well as to contracts of employment made in Oklahoma where the employee was acting within the employer's discretion.","qid":1121353,"docid":"1718235","rank":35,"score":75273.0},{"content":"Oklahoma City is the capital and most populous city in Oklahoma, serving as the county seat of Oklahoma County. It ranks 27th in population among U.S. cities.","qid":1121353,"docid":"1171583","rank":36,"score":75136.0},{"content":"The DOL's Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) complaint process offers solutions for employees who encounter workplace discrimination based on their race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, reprisal, parental status, or sexual orientation.","qid":1121353,"docid":"5407059","rank":37,"score":75081.0},{"content":"Employment Discrimination laws aim to prevent discrimination in hiring, promotion, job assignment, termination, compensation, and harassment based on race, sex, religion, national origin, physical disability, age, and sexual orientation.","qid":1121353,"docid":"643769","rank":38,"score":74975.0},{"content":"Discuss the issue of perceived workplace rights violation with your employer, who may have expertise in workers' rights.","qid":1121353,"docid":"3641804","rank":39,"score":74950.0},{"content":"Oklahoma City, the capital and largest city of Oklahoma, experienced population growth after the 2010 Census, with an estimated population of 620,602 in 2014. As the principal city of the eight-county Oklahoma City Metropolitan Statistical Area, it is the largest urbanized area in the state and the 42nd largest metropolitan area in the US based on population rank.","qid":1121353,"docid":"3988488","rank":40,"score":74934.0},{"content":"The economy of Oklahoma relies on individuals in the service sector, including military, healthcare, tourism, and education. These professionals do not produce goods but provide essential services. In Oklahoma City and Tulsa, the largest cities, the service industry is the primary source of income.","qid":1121353,"docid":"4166059","rank":41,"score":74929.0},{"content":"Oklahoma City is the capital and largest city of Oklahoma, with a population of approximately 620,602 as of 2014, making it the 27th most populous city in the United States. It serves as the county seat of Oklahoma County. The city experienced population growth following the 2010 Census.","qid":1121353,"docid":"1171581","rank":42,"score":74839.0},{"content":"Oklahoma City is the capital and largest city of Oklahoma state with a population of 631,346 as of 2015, making it the 27th most populous city in the US. The city is the county seat of Oklahoma County and experienced population growth after the 2010 Census.","qid":1121353,"docid":"357880","rank":43,"score":74824.0},{"content":"The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) forbids employment discrimination against workers with disabilities and mandates reasonable accommodations for them to perform their jobs.","qid":1121353,"docid":"1259245","rank":44,"score":74782.0},{"content":"Discrimination involves treating someone unfairly based on protected personal characteristics under the Equal Opportunity Act 2010, which identifies 18 such characteristics. Direct discrimination occurs when seemingly equal policies, practices, or behaviors disadvantage individuals due to their protected characteristics.","qid":1121353,"docid":"2846270","rank":45,"score":74751.0},{"content":"Employment discrimination involves treating unfavorably job applicants or employees based on race, skin color, national origin, gender, disability, religion, or age during any aspect of employment. It is illegal to discriminate in hiring, firing, and other employment facets.","qid":1121353,"docid":"7538287","rank":46,"score":74717.0},{"content":"An employer who fails to pay overtime to a specific class, such as women, or offers different employment contracts based on age, may face discrimination lawsuits.","qid":1121353,"docid":"5642760","rank":47,"score":74715.0},{"content":"Individuals who worked in Oklahoma during the base period and now reside out of state can file unemployment claims via telephone or Internet. The first week of unemployment is considered a waiting week and no benefits are paid during that time. Benefits will not be given if an individual was discharged for misconduct or if they quit their job without valid work-related reasons.","qid":1121353,"docid":"3106442","rank":48,"score":74712.0},{"content":"Title VII forbids workplace segregation based on religion, including the assignment of employees to non-customer contact positions due to customer preferences or perceived prejudices. This protection extends to religious garb and grooming practices.","qid":1121353,"docid":"1582601","rank":49,"score":74573.0},{"content":"Employment discrimination is illegal discrimination by employers, unions, or agencies against employees or applicants based on their characteristics. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) enforces federal anti-discrimination laws, prohibiting discrimination in all employment aspects.","qid":1121353,"docid":"6434038","rank":50,"score":74554.0},{"content":"An employee with a discrimination complaint has the option to file it with their department's EEO Counselor, the City's Office of Discrimination and Complaint Resolution, and external non-discrimination enforcement agency.","qid":1121353,"docid":"4440318","rank":51,"score":74492.0},{"content":"Employment discrimination laws aim to prevent job applicants and employees from being mistreated based on race, color, sex, religion, national origin, physical disability, age, and other unlawful classifications. These laws prohibit unfair practices in various aspects of employment, including hiring.","qid":1121353,"docid":"643771","rank":52,"score":74462.0},{"content":"Employers can discriminate based on appearance, with two exceptions where discrimination is prohibited by law.","qid":1121353,"docid":"4100512","rank":53,"score":74296.0},{"content":"Tulsa Public Schools does not discriminate based on race, religion, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender expression, gender identity, disability, genetic information, veteran status, marital status, or age in its employment, programs, and activities. The school provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups.","qid":1121353,"docid":"3336245","rank":54,"score":74191.0},{"content":"Victims of workplace discrimination face various decisions, including quitting their jobs and seeking alternative employment, or taking action against their employers through chosen courses.","qid":1121353,"docid":"195104","rank":55,"score":74180.0},{"content":"Employers must ensure that company handbooks, policies, and practices are consistent across all employees, regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, age, religion, or disability to prevent workplace discrimination.","qid":1121353,"docid":"5956717","rank":56,"score":74142.0},{"content":"The passage discusses how state discrimination laws may offer more protection for employees and apply to smaller employers than federal law. It also mentions the prohibition of retaliation against employees who report harassment or discrimination. Additionally, the passage touches upon dress codes and grooming codes in the workplace.","qid":1121353,"docid":"2213823","rank":57,"score":74046.0},{"content":"FEHA holds employers with five or more employees liable for discrimination, while liability for harassment requires only one or more employees. Title VII necessitates employers to have fifteen employees for claims related to gender discrimination.","qid":1121353,"docid":"2403263","rank":58,"score":74033.0},{"content":"Gay and lesbian individuals in states without workplace discrimination laws may find protection in city and county ordinances that prohibit such discrimination in certain workplaces.","qid":1121353,"docid":"1854970","rank":59,"score":74008.0},{"content":"The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) enforces laws against employment discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), national origin, disability, age (40 or older), or genetic information. Discrimination can occur in various settings, including schools, workplaces, and public places. It can be perpetrated by peers, teachers, colleagues, managers, or business owners.","qid":1121353,"docid":"643774","rank":60,"score":73804.0},{"content":"Electricians in Oklahoma City with The Prime Buyer's Report TOP 10 symbol have been proven through independent research to meet ability and safety requirements, carry liability insurance, employ legal U.S. workers, and have been approved by the report's staff.","qid":1121353,"docid":"811696","rank":61,"score":73769.0},{"content":"The population of greater Oklahoma City has grown by over 5% since the 2010 Census due to an abundance of job opportunities.","qid":1121353,"docid":"5180860","rank":62,"score":73724.0},{"content":"Employment discrimination refers to the illegal distinction of employees or job applicants based on their characteristics by employers, unions, or employment agencies. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) enforces federal anti-discrimination laws and regulations related to employment.","qid":1121353,"docid":"6434041","rank":63,"score":73721.0},{"content":"The City of Oklahoma City is mainly funded through taxes. The General Fund, which covers day-to-day expenses, is primarily sourced from sales tax revenue. Additionally, use tax, property tax, and hotel\/motel tax contribute significantly to the city's revenue.","qid":1121353,"docid":"4263663","rank":64,"score":73702.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the emotional impact of workplace discrimination and the personal decision to report it. Discrimination is defined as unfavorable treatment based on certain characteristics or differences. Protected groups against discrimination vary globally.","qid":1121353,"docid":"8261242","rank":65,"score":73627.0},{"content":"Approximately 60% of the population in the US resides in jurisdictions without employment discrimination protections based on gender identity and sexual orientation.","qid":1121353,"docid":"4593222","rank":66,"score":73583.0},{"content":"Oklahoma City serves as the state's main hub for politics, economy, tourism, commerce, industry, finance, and culture. Only Stillwater, located in Central Oklahoma, is not considered a suburb of the city.","qid":1121353,"docid":"5384967","rank":67,"score":73526.0},{"content":"The passage discusses employment discrimination, which involves mistreating job applicants and employees based on various unlawful classifications such as race, color, sex, religion, national origin, physical disability, and age. Employment discrimination is illegal in various aspects of employment, including hiring.","qid":1121353,"docid":"643773","rank":68,"score":73507.0},{"content":"The passage summarizes that the law safeguards workers from discrimination, encompassing areas such as: dismissal, employment terms and conditions, pay and benefits, promotions and transfers, training, recruitment, and redundancy.","qid":1121353,"docid":"4969908","rank":69,"score":73373.0},{"content":"The passage summarizes that the law safeguards workers from discrimination, covering various aspects such as dismissal, employment terms and conditions, pay and benefits, promotion and transfer opportunities, training, and recruitment, as well as redundancy.","qid":1121353,"docid":"6434036","rank":70,"score":73354.0},{"content":"Franchisees are required to attend an initial training program of up to two weeks in Oklahoma City and one week at a designated site. The franchisor will provide and oversee this training, which is aimed at teaching franchisees how to operate an Express Employment Professionals Business.","qid":1121353,"docid":"1144165","rank":71,"score":73273.0},{"content":"Discover the top attractions in Oklahoma City, including the Bricktown Entertainment District and renowned museums, as well as a highly-regarded zoo.","qid":1121353,"docid":"608418","rank":72,"score":73245.0},{"content":"The City of Oklahoma City is mainly funded through taxes. The General Fund, which covers day-to-day expenses, is primarily sourced from sales tax revenue. Additionally, use tax, property tax, and hotel\/motel tax contribute significantly to the city's revenue. Shopping in Oklahoma City helps support the city's finances.","qid":1121353,"docid":"4849085","rank":73,"score":73167.0},{"content":"The United States Department of Labor enforces workplace discrimination laws through the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Employers are required to eliminate discrimination in hiring, wages, promotions, and office interactions.","qid":1121353,"docid":"1886363","rank":74,"score":73152.0},{"content":"The Oklahoma Department of Labor's contact information includes its location at 3017 N Stiles, Suite 100, Oklahoma City, OK 73105. Their email address is labor.info@labor.ok.gov, and they can be reached by phone at (405) 521-6100 locally or toll-free at (888) 269-5353. Their fax","qid":1121353,"docid":"8459222","rank":75,"score":73125.0},{"content":"The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission enforces laws against employment discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex (pregnancy, gender identity, sexual orientation), national origin, age (40 or older), disability, and genetic information.","qid":1121353,"docid":"8631071","rank":76,"score":73097.0},{"content":"Employment discrimination involves bias in hiring, earning, or occupation based on race, gender, religion, national origin, disability, or age. Merely having earnings or occupational differences does not prove discrimination.","qid":1121353,"docid":"2335747","rank":77,"score":73036.0},{"content":"Oklahoma City is the capital and largest city of Oklahoma with an estimated population of 1.31 million people in 2014, up from 579,999 in the 2010 census. The metropolitan population exceeds 1.25 million.","qid":1121353,"docid":"1171584","rank":78,"score":72985.0},{"content":"This passage promotes the pride the company takes in its workmanship and services, which range from routine maintenance to complex installations and repairs. The company offers emergency air conditioning and heating services seven days a week in the Oklahoma City and Tulsa metro areas.","qid":1121353,"docid":"3195864","rank":79,"score":72946.0},{"content":"This passage describes jobs involving complex professional work, where employees interpret and apply the Federal Social Security Act to determine disability benefit eligibility for applicants in Oklahoma.","qid":1121353,"docid":"5517691","rank":80,"score":72778.0},{"content":"Employers cannot discriminate against employees based on their association with someone of a certain age, including caregivers of elderly relatives. Age-related harassment is also prohibited.","qid":1121353,"docid":"7538289","rank":81,"score":72732.0},{"content":"The passage emphasizes the importance of having a good work environment and mentions the existence of laws against workplace discrimination that aim to protect employees from discriminatory practices.","qid":1121353,"docid":"5357560","rank":82,"score":72676.0},{"content":"The passage summarizes that the law safeguards individuals from discrimination in various aspects of employment, including dismissal, terms and conditions, pay and benefits, promotion and transfer opportunities, training, and recruitment.","qid":1121353,"docid":"6434042","rank":83,"score":72675.0},{"content":"Employment Discrimination laws aim to prohibit discrimination in hiring based on race, sex, religion, national origin, physical disability, age, and sexual orientation.","qid":1121353,"docid":"4936081","rank":84,"score":72558.0},{"content":"Oklahoma City offers various attractions for travelers. Expedia provides deals on flights, rental cars, and top hotels to make your trip enjoyable. Public transportation is limited, so renting a car is recommended. Rental cars can be picked up and dropped off at Oklahoma City Will Rogers World Airport.","qid":1121353,"docid":"2519090","rank":85,"score":72556.0},{"content":"New graduates in Oklahoma City earn between $19 and $20 hourly. Experienced RNs have varied salaries, and PRN positions pay more due to lack of benefits. Some new graduates with six months of experience earn around $19 an hour with benefits but up to nearly $30 an hour for PRN work.","qid":1121353,"docid":"6013329","rank":86,"score":72548.0},{"content":"To be eligible for the benefit program, one must have worked in Oklahoma for the past 12 to 18 months and earned the required minimum wage.","qid":1121353,"docid":"4119438","rank":87,"score":72515.0},{"content":"The Workmen's Compensation Law aims to rehabilitate injured employees without unnecessary delays. (Allen v. Elk City Cotton Oil Co., 1927 OK 78, 256 P. 898)","qid":1121353,"docid":"3002993","rank":88,"score":72506.0},{"content":"Anti-discrimination laws prohibit harassment in the workplace through regulations against discriminatory employment practices. Harassment can lead to a hostile work environment. Employers can eliminate and prevent harassment through effective training methods, showing their commitment to a safe working environment.","qid":1121353,"docid":"7761034","rank":89,"score":72418.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the benefits of working in Oklahoma City Public Schools, specifically focusing on vacation and paid time off. It mentions that while teachers have extended breaks, the total number of hours worked during the school year is significant.","qid":1121353,"docid":"1480314","rank":90,"score":72397.0},{"content":"During the depression in Oklahoma City, a soup line was established to feed the large number of unemployed people. The food provided was clean and delicious, and there was no distinction between colored and white individuals as there were equal numbers of each group in need.","qid":1121353,"docid":"8506588","rank":91,"score":72383.0},{"content":"The Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area, also known as the Oklahoma City Metro or Greater Oklahoma City, is the largest urban region in Central Oklahoma and home to the state capital and principal city, Oklahoma City. A smaller city named Shawnee, located north of the metro area on Highway 18 and east of Edmond, is accessible via U.S. Route 66, Interstate 44, and the Turner Turnpike (I-44).","qid":1121353,"docid":"6198357","rank":92,"score":72311.0},{"content":"Gender discrimination in the workplace refers to management decisions based on an employee's sex that violate FEHA's anti-discrimination laws. An employer with five or more employees can be held liable for gender discrimination. However, an employer can be held liable for harassment with just one or more employees.","qid":1121353,"docid":"2403262","rank":93,"score":72241.0},{"content":"The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) forbids employment discrimination against individuals with disabilities and mandates reasonable accommodations for these employees to perform their jobs effectively.","qid":1121353,"docid":"8658555","rank":94,"score":72172.0},{"content":"Workplace decisions can be influenced by stereotypes and assumptions regarding young people and mature workers. Discrimination against employees is prohibited at all stages of employment, including recruitment, work conditions, and dismissal or retrenchment.","qid":1121353,"docid":"618172","rank":95,"score":72083.0},{"content":"Discrimination, which includes unequal treatment based on race, gender, religion, national origin, physical or mental disability, and age by employers, prevents fairness and equality in employment. While earnings differentials or occupational differentiation do not automatically indicate discrimination, the government should intervene to address this issue due to its negative impact on equity.","qid":1121353,"docid":"5606066","rank":96,"score":72077.0},{"content":"The ADEA prohibits age discrimination against workers aged 40 and above in workplaces with 20 or more employees, including labor organizations, employment agencies, government entities, and the federal government.","qid":1121353,"docid":"196881","rank":97,"score":72053.0},{"content":"Discrimination in the workplace refers to treating employees unfairly based on their membership in a specific group or category, rather than on individual merit.","qid":1121353,"docid":"5956716","rank":98,"score":71963.0},{"content":"Employment Discrimination laws aim to prevent discrimination in hiring and working conditions based on race, sex, religion, national origin, physical disability, age, and sexual orientation.","qid":1121353,"docid":"3393177","rank":99,"score":71960.0},{"content":"Laws such as Washington's Law Against Discrimination, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, American With Disabilities Act, and Equal Pay Act prohibit discrimination and harassment, including sexual harassment, in most workplaces.","qid":1121353,"docid":"2429916","rank":100,"score":71833.0}]}
{"query":"what medium do radio waves travel through","hits":[{"content":"The passage mentions that for three types of waves - rope, slinky, and tuning fork - a medium is required for their existence. In contrast, radio waves and all other electromagnetic waves can travel through material media but don't necessarily need one to propagate.","qid":1109707,"docid":"7241557","rank":1,"score":123811.0},{"content":"A radio wave is a form of electromagnetic wave that doesn't need a medium to travel through. It consists of an electrical wave and a magnetic wave that move together as the wave passes through various media, such as air, wire, or space. (Kerry k, 10 years ago)","qid":1109707,"docid":"4370753","rank":2,"score":119013.0},{"content":"Radio waves are electromagnetic waves consisting of electric and magnetic fields that don't need a material medium to travel and can pass through empty space.","qid":1109707,"docid":"771002","rank":3,"score":115439.0},{"content":"Radio waves are transverse electromagnetic waves that don't require a medium to travel and can move at a speed of approximately 300,000 km per second in a vacuum. When they pass through materials, they slow down slightly. Tuning a radio to a specific frequency allows it to receive and process the corresponding radio signals.","qid":1109707,"docid":"1719371","rank":4,"score":111519.0},{"content":"RF (radio frequency) is an electromagnetic wave that can be distorted by metal and magnetic fields and can travel in a vacuum. In contrast, ultrasound is a physical wave that requires a medium (solid or liquid) to travel and will not propagate in a vacuum.","qid":1109707,"docid":"7979664","rank":5,"score":108830.0},{"content":"The passage discusses medium wave (MW) radio, specifically used for AM radio broadcasting in the medium frequency (MF) band. In Europe, the MW band ranges from 526.5 kHz to 1606.5 kHz with 9 kHz channel spacing, while in North America, an extended MW band goes from 535 kHz to 1705 kHz with 10 kHz channel spacing.","qid":1109707,"docid":"2192914","rank":6,"score":108108.0},{"content":"A radio wave is an electromagnetic form of energy that doesn't require a medium to travel and can move through the vacuum of space, unlike mechanical waves.","qid":1109707,"docid":"3982977","rank":7,"score":108068.0},{"content":"Electromagnetic waves, such as light, radio, and x-rays, can travel through a vacuum without the need for a medium. Their propagation is somewhat impeded by the presence of any medium, including common examples like glass and water.","qid":1109707,"docid":"6872195","rank":8,"score":107514.0},{"content":"The passage explains that sound cannot travel through a medium without air, resulting in no sound being heard. It also mentions a video demonstrating this concept and that radio waves, like light waves, can be absorbed, reflected, or transmitted.","qid":1109707,"docid":"7566099","rank":9,"score":107009.0},{"content":"Air is an example of a longitudinal wave that carries kinetic energy and momentum for particles as they pass through it. Unlike light and radio waves, air waves require a medium to travel through, but light and radio waves can also travel independently.","qid":1109707,"docid":"8008033","rank":10,"score":106657.0},{"content":"A sound wave is a pressure wave that requires a medium to travel through and cannot move through space. Radio waves, which are part of the electromagnetic spectrum, can travel through space.","qid":1109707,"docid":"4122615","rank":11,"score":106452.0},{"content":"A radio wave is an electromagnetic form of energy that doesn't require a medium to travel and can move through the vacuum of space, unlike mechanical waves which involve the transfer of mechanical energy through a medium such as sound waves in air or water waves.","qid":1109707,"docid":"5947139","rank":12,"score":106441.0},{"content":"Medium radio waves are reflected by the ionosphere for long-distance communication. Digital radio uses digital signals for better-quality reception, avoiding issues with noise and interference.","qid":1109707,"docid":"8363280","rank":13,"score":106249.0},{"content":"A radio wave is an electromagnetic form of energy that doesn't require a medium for transmission and can travel through the vacuum of space, unlike mechanical waves.","qid":1109707,"docid":"1143386","rank":14,"score":105784.0},{"content":"A radio wave is an electromagnetic form of energy that does not require a medium for transmission and can travel through the vacuum of space, unlike mechanical waves.","qid":1109707,"docid":"2245437","rank":15,"score":105784.0},{"content":"The wave medium is the substance that transmits waves from their source to other locations. It is distinct from the wave itself and does not create it. Examples of wave media include slinky coils for slinky waves, ocean water for water waves, air in a room for sound waves, and fans in a stadium for stadium waves.","qid":1109707,"docid":"8441435","rank":16,"score":104168.0},{"content":"Radio waves can travel in a vacuum, while sound waves require a physical medium. This apparent contradiction is resolved by converting sound waves into electrical signals, which are then used to modify (modulate) radio signals.","qid":1109707,"docid":"4294915","rank":17,"score":103879.0},{"content":"A radio wave is a type of electromagnetic wave that doesn't require a medium to travel, unlike mechanical waves such as sound and water waves which transfer energy through a medium and cannot travel in a vacuum.","qid":1109707,"docid":"1911564","rank":18,"score":103292.0},{"content":"Mechanical waves, including sound and water waves, require a medium for transmission. In contrast, electromagnetic waves, such as light, radio, X-rays, and microwaves, do not need a medium to travel through and are therefore not mechanical waves.","qid":1109707,"docid":"1143389","rank":19,"score":102281.0},{"content":"Mechanical waves necessitate a medium for propagation and include examples like sound waves, water waves, and vibrating strings. In contrast, electromagnetic waves, such as light, radio waves, X-rays, and microwaves, do not require a medium to travel through and are therefore not mechanical waves.","qid":1109707,"docid":"6238285","rank":20,"score":102281.0},{"content":"Electromagnetic waves, including Radio, Gamma, X-rays, Infra-red, and Microwaves, can travel through various states of matter and in a vacuum. (23 people found this useful.)","qid":1109707,"docid":"7671118","rank":21,"score":101725.0},{"content":"A medium refers to any material that allows the transmission of waves, which can be mechanical or electromagnetic. Mechanical waves include examples like sound, water waves, and pulses on springs, while earthquakes and \"people waves\" in a football stadium are also forms of mechanical waves. Electromagnetic waves, on the other hand, are composed of oscillating intertwined electric and magnetic fields, and are identified as light, regardless of whether it is visible or invisible.","qid":1109707,"docid":"1554148","rank":22,"score":101186.0},{"content":"Radio waves and sound waves are different: while radio waves can travel in a vacuum, sound waves require a physical medium. To transmit sound as radio, it's converted into an electrical signal that modulates the radio wave.","qid":1109707,"docid":"5947140","rank":23,"score":100681.0},{"content":"Radar sets detect objects at long ranges due to weak absorption of radio waves by the medium, allowing for better signal reception compared to other electromagnetic wavelengths like visible light, infrared, and ultraviolet light which are heavily attenuated at such distances.","qid":1109707,"docid":"5395870","rank":24,"score":99893.0},{"content":"Electromagnetic waves, including Radio, Gamma, X-rays, Infra-red, and Microwaves, can travel through various states of matter (liquids, solids, gases) and in a vacuum.","qid":1109707,"docid":"7671117","rank":25,"score":99426.0},{"content":"The wave medium is the substance that transmits waves from their source to other locations, such as ocean water for water waves and air for sound waves. The medium does not create the wave but merely carries it.","qid":1109707,"docid":"4862297","rank":26,"score":99355.0},{"content":"Radio waves move at the speed of light. Their progression through an object is affected by its permeability and permittivity, causing a decrease in speed. The wavelength of a radio wave is the distance between successive peaks of its electric field and is inversely related to its frequency.","qid":1109707,"docid":"7566102","rank":27,"score":98610.0},{"content":"Radio waves are electromagnetic waves with frequencies lower than microwaves, ranging from 3 Hz to 1 GHz (3000 Hz to 1090000000 Hz) and wavelengths from thousands of meters to 30 cm. They travel in a straight line, can reflect off clouds or the ionosphere, and are used for various communications including broadcast radio and TV, shortwave radio, navigation, air traffic control","qid":1109707,"docid":"1719372","rank":28,"score":98598.0},{"content":"The passage explains that a medium is the material that transmits mechanical waves, and emphasizes that waves carry energy, distinguishing them from other physics phenomena. It also mentions that some waves, like microwaves and radio waves, are invisible.","qid":1109707,"docid":"1143395","rank":29,"score":98566.0},{"content":"Electromagnetic waves, including visible light, radio waves, gamma rays, x-rays, ultraviolet rays, infra-red waves, and microwaves, can travel through gas, liquid, or solid mediums. They exhibit a quantum property, behaving at times as waves and at other times as particles.","qid":1109707,"docid":"4332695","rank":30,"score":98440.0},{"content":"Summary: Question 2d states that mechanical waves travel through a material medium, while Question 3a identifies AM\/FM radio as analogue modulation methods.","qid":1109707,"docid":"7091469","rank":31,"score":98228.0},{"content":"Radio waves move at the speed of light. Their progression through an object is affected by its permeability and permittivity, causing a decrease in speed. The wavelength of a radio wave is the distance from one electric field peak to the next and is inversely related to the wave's frequency.","qid":1109707,"docid":"1823563","rank":32,"score":98096.0},{"content":"Radio waves are electromagnetic radiation with longer wavelengths than infrared light, ranging from 1 millimeter to 100 kilometers and frequencies from 3 kHz to 300 GHz. They travel at the speed of light and are produced naturally by lightning and astronomical objects.","qid":1109707,"docid":"2456877","rank":33,"score":97847.0},{"content":"Mechanical waves require a medium to travel, as they result from molecules colliding and passing on energy. Examples include sound, water waves, seismic waves, and waves in springs. In contrast, electromagnetic waves can travel through a vacuum as they are generated by electrical and magnetic fields from charged particles. Examples include light, microwaves, radio waves, and X-rays.","qid":1109707,"docid":"4122618","rank":34,"score":97614.0},{"content":"Radio waves are electromagnetic radiation with longer wavelengths than infrared light, ranging from 1 millimeter to 100 kilometers and frequencies from 3 kHz to 300 GHz. They travel at the speed of light and are naturally produced by lightning and astronomical objects.","qid":1109707,"docid":"1444599","rank":35,"score":97433.0},{"content":"A video demonstrates a bell in a vacuum, where the absence of air prevents sound waves from traveling and thus no sound is heard. Radio waves, like light waves, travel through this medium-less environment.","qid":1109707,"docid":"7566100","rank":36,"score":97301.0},{"content":"Electromagnetic waves, unlike mechanical waves, don't require matter to move. Examples include radio, gamma, X-rays, infrared, and microwaves. They can travel through various states of matter, as well as in a vacuum.","qid":1109707,"docid":"7671120","rank":37,"score":97289.0},{"content":"Radio waves, as electromagnetic radiation, travel at the speed of light, which is approximately 300,000 km per second. This speed allows a beam of light to circle the Earth at the equator over seven times in a second.","qid":1109707,"docid":"1969321","rank":38,"score":97287.0},{"content":"Summary: The five circular answers provided in the best answer state that radio waves don't require a medium for transmission because electromagnetic waves don't need one. However, there is a medium present, referred to as the vacuum, which is Lorentz Invariant and different from matter-based media.","qid":1109707,"docid":"4370752","rank":39,"score":97188.0},{"content":"RF waves are electromagnetic waves that do not require a medium for transmission, while ultrasonic waves are compression waves that move much slower and require a medium for propagation.","qid":1109707,"docid":"7979663","rank":40,"score":97089.0},{"content":"RF (radio frequency) is a type of electromagnetic wave that can move through a vacuum, along with other waves such as xrays, gamma rays, visible light, UV, and IR. Ultrasound, on the other hand, is a mechanical wave with a frequency above ordinary audible sound and requires a medium to travel.","qid":1109707,"docid":"7979662","rank":41,"score":96937.0},{"content":"Radio waves are electromagnetic radiation with longer wavelengths than infrared light, ranging from 1 millimeter to 100 kilometers, and frequencies from 300 GHz to 3 kHz. They travel at the speed of light and are produced naturally by lightning and astronomical objects.","qid":1109707,"docid":"7566105","rank":42,"score":96921.0},{"content":"Radio waves, as a form of electromagnetic radiation, travel at the speed of light (approximately 300,000 km\/s). However, due to vast distances in space, it takes radio messages around eight minutes to reach the Sun and four years to get to the nearest star.","qid":1109707,"docid":"785762","rank":43,"score":96783.0},{"content":"C. Radio wave does not require a medium to travel through.","qid":1109707,"docid":"7241556","rank":44,"score":96738.0},{"content":"The passage explains that MW, or Medium Wave, refers to the higher frequency range between LW (Long Wave) and HF (High Frequency), with medium distance radio waves. MW broadcasting falls in the 88-108 MHz band, while AM (Amplitude Modulation) radio, which uses lower frequencies than VHF, operates in the 500 KHz - 1.5 MHz frequency band. AM radio","qid":1109707,"docid":"2192921","rank":45,"score":96563.0},{"content":"Radio waves are electromagnetic waves made up of oscillating electric and magnetic fields that travel through space without requiring a medium, unlike sound waves which are mechanical waves that need a medium to propagate.","qid":1109707,"docid":"1719374","rank":46,"score":96487.0},{"content":"The speed of electromagnetic waves in a medium is determined by the index of refraction (n), which is a property of the medium and depends on the wavelength (\u00ce\u00bbfree) of the EM wave. The relationship is expressed as v = c\/n(\u00ce\u00bbfree), where v is the wave speed in the medium and c is the speed of light in a vacuum.","qid":1109707,"docid":"2649125","rank":47,"score":96205.0},{"content":"Radio waves are the longest-wavelength, lowest-frequency, and lowest-energy electromagnetic waves. Produced by an alternating current in an aerial, they spread and travel through the atmosphere with minimal absorption.","qid":1109707,"docid":"8363279","rank":48,"score":95944.0},{"content":"Electromagnetic waves, such as light waves, radio waves, and X-rays, travel through space at the speed of light and don't require a medium for motion.","qid":1109707,"docid":"6238290","rank":49,"score":95880.0},{"content":"Sound waves require a medium to travel and cannot go through a vacuum, while electromagnetic waves can travel through empty space as they are generated by electrical and magnetic fields. Examples of sound waves include those in air, water, and solids, while electromagnetic waves include light, microwaves, radio waves, and X-rays.","qid":1109707,"docid":"2510185","rank":50,"score":95875.0},{"content":"Mechanical waves, like sound, need a medium to travel, such as air. In contrast, electromagnetic waves, including ultraviolet light, don't require a medium and can travel through radiation and even the vacuum of space.","qid":1109707,"docid":"5740302","rank":51,"score":95690.0},{"content":"Radio waves are electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths longer than infrared light, ranging from 1 millimeter to 100 kilometers and frequencies from 3 kHz to 300 GHz. They travel at the speed of light and are naturally produced by lightning and astronomical objects.","qid":1109707,"docid":"2646535","rank":52,"score":95474.0},{"content":"The passage discusses radio frequency (RF) signals, which are wireless electromagnetic signals used in communication. RF signals, also known as radio waves, have identified frequencies ranging from 3Hz to 300 GHz. Frequency refers to the rate of oscillation and RF propagation occurs at the speed of light without requiring a medium like air.","qid":1109707,"docid":"4099609","rank":53,"score":95452.0},{"content":"Radio waves are electromagnetic waves that travel at the speed of light (186,280 miles per second or 983,558,400 feet per second). Their frequency is measured in cycles per second and represents the number of voltage alternations between positive and negative in the wave.","qid":1109707,"docid":"1207303","rank":54,"score":95285.0},{"content":"Radio waves are a form of light that travel at the speed of light in a vacuum, but slower in mediums. The speed of light in a medium can depend on the wavelength, allowing radio waves to potentially travel faster than optical waves in specific conditions, but this is not considered \"faster than light.\"","qid":1109707,"docid":"4285843","rank":55,"score":95125.0},{"content":"The wave travels through a medium due to the transfer of energy from particle to particle (option b).","qid":1109707,"docid":"5418070","rank":56,"score":94919.0},{"content":"A medium refers to any material through which waves travel, including air, water, the Earth, and even people. Mechanical waves include examples like sound, water waves, pulses on a spring, earthquakes, and crowd waves in a football stadium. Electromagnetic waves are equivalent to light of any visible or invisible wavelength.","qid":1109707,"docid":"3943399","rank":57,"score":94885.0},{"content":"The passage defines a medium as a substance or material that transmits waves, and provides an example of news media as institutions, such as newspapers, television, and radio stations, that disseminate news from one place to another.","qid":1109707,"docid":"5418356","rank":58,"score":94709.0},{"content":"The shortwave amateur radio band, which is the lowest-frequency band, is now located above the 200 m\/1500 kHz limit in the extended broadcast medium wave band.","qid":1109707,"docid":"3710529","rank":59,"score":94704.0},{"content":"Shortwave radio refers to transmission using frequencies between 1.6-30 MHz (187.4-10.0 m), above the medium wave AM band. These radio waves can be reflected or refracted by the ionosphere, an electrically charged layer in the atmosphere.","qid":1109707,"docid":"8411157","rank":60,"score":94570.0},{"content":"Radio waves are a type of electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths longer than infrared light, ranging from 1 millimeter to 100 kilometers, and frequencies from 300 GHz to 3 kHz. They travel at the speed of light and are naturally produced by lightning and astronomical objects.","qid":1109707,"docid":"517840","rank":61,"score":94534.0},{"content":"During race weekends, a radio service named Radio Thruxton broadcasts on the Medium Wave band at 1602 kHz. It provides commentary from key points at the track, including the Chicane and Complex, and features a pit reporter conducting interviews with race winners.","qid":1109707,"docid":"6103367","rank":62,"score":94288.0},{"content":"When a wave transitions from one medium to another, it alters its direction of travel due to refraction, and a reflected wave emerges back into the initial medium. This phenomenon is observed in various forms of waves, such as sound and light, which can pass through and reflect from different surfaces. For instance, sound waves from a radio penetrate walls while also bouncing back, and light from a lamp travels through a window while reflecting off the glass.","qid":1109707,"docid":"5113116","rank":63,"score":94281.0},{"content":"Radio waves are a type of electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths longer than infrared light and frequencies ranging from 3 kHz to 300 GHz. At the higher end of this spectrum, radio waves are sometimes classified as microwaves. The corresponding wavelengths range from 1 mm to 100 km, and they travel at the speed of light. Naturally occurring radio waves exist in the environment.","qid":1109707,"docid":"8027668","rank":64,"score":94211.0},{"content":"The passage explains that waves can be classified as mechanical or electromagnetic. Mechanical waves require a medium for transmission, such as water or air, while electromagnetic waves travel in a vacuum with no need for a medium. Mechanical waves are demonstrated through the ripple effect in a pool of water, while electromagnetic waves are exemplified by light and radio signals.","qid":1109707,"docid":"5740304","rank":65,"score":93946.0},{"content":"Electromagnetic waves, including microwaves, radar, radio, and TV waves, travel through space without requiring a material medium due to being stored energy in motion.","qid":1109707,"docid":"5121347","rank":66,"score":93806.0},{"content":"The passage describes a medium as something that waves travel through. When a pen is placed in water, light rays are slowed down, making the pen appear distorted. The mediums involved in this example are water and air (implied as the surrounding medium when the pen is out of the water).","qid":1109707,"docid":"1960510","rank":67,"score":93328.0},{"content":"Electromagnetic waves travel through a vacuum, while mechanical waves require a medium like water or air to propagate. Mechanical waves are illustrated by the ripples created in a pool after a stone is thrown in. Examples of electromagnetic waves include light and radio signals.","qid":1109707,"docid":"2031419","rank":68,"score":93238.0},{"content":"Electromagnetic waves need a medium for transmission, unlike mechanical waves which can move through empty space. The energy of electromagnetic waves is transferred from particle to particle in a medium.","qid":1109707,"docid":"4867369","rank":69,"score":93198.0},{"content":"Radio waves are used for transmitting signals from radio stations, which can be received and heard as sound (speech or music) using a radio. The long wavelength of radio waves enables them to cover a wide range. Additionally, they are used in agriculture.","qid":1109707,"docid":"6594554","rank":70,"score":92874.0},{"content":"Radio waves travel at the speed of light, much faster than sound. For instance, while sound takes approximately 1,100 feet per second to travel a football field's length, radio waves can cover that distance and then circle the globe in the same amount of time.","qid":1109707,"docid":"459375","rank":71,"score":92664.0},{"content":"Radio waves travel at the speed of light in a vacuum (186,282 miles per second). Their top speed is only achieved in empty space, while passing through transparent liquids and solids causes bending and a decrease in speed.","qid":1109707,"docid":"4370756","rank":72,"score":92367.0},{"content":"Radio waves are longer electromagnetic waves that travel at the speed of light. They are produced naturally by lightning and certain astronomical objects.","qid":1109707,"docid":"1235933","rank":73,"score":92265.0},{"content":"Radio waves have poor transmission through water due to absorption, with deeper water causing greater absorption, similar to how light is absorbed.","qid":1109707,"docid":"5415865","rank":74,"score":92246.0},{"content":"The passage describes Radio Control as a type of remote control that utilizes radio waves as its transmission medium, typically operating in the 25-75MHz frequency range but with 2.4GHz radios being an exception. The author clarifies that on the site, RC will refer to Radio Control, but the information provided will also apply to Remote Control in general.","qid":1109707,"docid":"8332831","rank":75,"score":91885.0},{"content":"Radio waves travel quickly through space at the speed of light, but it takes a long time for them to cover great distances in the vastness of space.","qid":1109707,"docid":"353771","rank":76,"score":91813.0},{"content":"The ocean water serves as the medium for a water wave in the ocean, while the air in a room is the medium for a sound wave traveling from a church choir to the pews.","qid":1109707,"docid":"2946793","rank":77,"score":91475.0},{"content":"The passage describes the lowest frequency waves in the electromagnetic spectrum, which are formed through natural phenomena like thunder and lightning. These waves, consisting of long wave, medium wave, ultra high frequency (UHF), and very high frequency (VHF) radio waves, are primarily used for communication.","qid":1109707,"docid":"1149379","rank":78,"score":91217.0},{"content":"The passage explains that radio waves, which are a form of electromagnetic radiation with lower frequency and longer wavelength than visible light, can penetrate buildings because of their longer wavelength. The relationship between frequency, energy, wavelength, and constant speed of light (c) is discussed. As frequency decreases, wavelength increases, allowing radio waves to interact less with atoms in a medium and pass through buildings.","qid":1109707,"docid":"8165492","rank":79,"score":91175.0},{"content":"The passage discusses low-frequency waves in the electromagnetic spectrum, which are produced by transmitters due to phenomena like thunder and lightning. These waves are primarily used for communication and exist in four types: long wave, medium wave, and ultra high frequency (UHF).","qid":1109707,"docid":"1149382","rank":80,"score":91025.0},{"content":"Transverse waves are characterized by the medium's motion being perpendicular to the direction of wave propagation. This sideways motion is referred to as transverse motion. Waves in stretched strings, radio waves, and light waves are all examples of transverse waves.","qid":1109707,"docid":"8477263","rank":81,"score":90989.0},{"content":"Radio waves travel at the speed of light and carry energy through an invisible up-and-down movement of electricity and magnetism, similar to how ocean waves transfer energy by making water move up and down.","qid":1109707,"docid":"2879391","rank":82,"score":90930.0},{"content":"Electromagnetic waves are vacuum-traveling waves that don't require a medium or matter. They're generated by charged particles and consist of electrical and magnetic fields. Examples include light, microwaves, radio waves, and X-rays.","qid":1109707,"docid":"1608567","rank":83,"score":90715.0},{"content":"An RF amplifier is used to efficiently increase the signal size before it's applied to a detector in Amplitude Modulation radio transmissions on Medium Wave frequencies. The amplifier amplifies the carrier signal, which is at the Radio Frequency.","qid":1109707,"docid":"1506957","rank":84,"score":90709.0},{"content":"Electromagnetic radiation is unique in its ability to travel through empty space. Unlike other types of waves, it does not require a medium, such as water or a material, to move through.","qid":1109707,"docid":"185685","rank":85,"score":90629.0},{"content":"Radio waves are a part of the electromagnetic spectrum that travel at the same speed as other forms of electromagnetic radiation, including x rays, microwaves, and visible light, which is approximately 186,282 miles per second or 3 million meters per second.","qid":1109707,"docid":"7566104","rank":86,"score":90593.0},{"content":"EM radiation, unlike other types of waves such as sound, can travel through empty space. All forms of EM radiation belong to the electromagnetic spectrum, which orders radiation based on energy and wavelength, with lower energy\/longer wavelength radiation at the lower end and higher energy\/shorter wavelength radiation at the higher end.","qid":1109707,"docid":"8239871","rank":87,"score":90512.0},{"content":"The passage discusses medium frequency radio transmissions, which fall between 300 kHz and 3000 kHz. It also mentions the concept of a membership function in control engineering related to fuzzy sets. Additionally, the term Megafarad (MF), an SI unit of electric capacitance, is introduced.","qid":1109707,"docid":"3159754","rank":88,"score":90247.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the designation of high frequency (HF) in the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) spectrum, which refers to radio waves with frequencies between 3 and 30 MHz and wavelengths ranging from one to ten decameters. HF is also called the decameter band or decameter wave. The frequencies below HF are denoted as medium frequency (MF), and the next higher frequency band is known as very high frequency (VH","qid":1109707,"docid":"1653567","rank":89,"score":90224.0},{"content":"A wave is transmitted through a medium, such as a stretched slinky. When the slinky is still, this state is referred to as its neutral or equilibrium condition.","qid":1109707,"docid":"6424056","rank":90,"score":90221.0},{"content":"The speed of radio waves in free space equals the speed of light in a vacuum. However, when radio waves travel through material media like the atmosphere, earth's upper layer, or seawater, their phase velocity changes, and energy is absorbed.","qid":1109707,"docid":"3039465","rank":91,"score":90183.0},{"content":"Cell phones use radio waves to transmit digitized voice and data through electromagnetic fields, which oscillate at a specific frequency and travel at the speed of light in the air.","qid":1109707,"docid":"4237062","rank":92,"score":90087.0},{"content":"James Clerk Maxwell's electromagnetic radiation theory, published in 1865, explains that this form of wave does not need a material medium to travel and can move through a vacuum. Maxwell also determined that the speed of electromagnetic radiation should equal the speed of light, approximately 186,000 mi (300,000 km) per second. When the direction of an electric field remains consistent, the radiation is considered polarized","qid":1109707,"docid":"3420489","rank":93,"score":90066.0},{"content":"Radio waves are electromagnetic energy forms characterized by their wave-like nature. They have a specific speed, wavelength, and frequency. The speed refers to how fast the wave moves between two points, while the wavelength is the distance between successive crests, and the frequency denotes the number of waves arriving per second.","qid":1109707,"docid":"2879392","rank":94,"score":90052.0},{"content":"The radio wave region in the electromagnetic spectrum has the longest wavelength. The speed of all waves, including those in the radio wave region and visible light spectrum, is determined by the properties of the medium they travel through, not their frequency or wavelength.","qid":1109707,"docid":"8695531","rank":95,"score":90003.0},{"content":"Visible light passes through glass but not thick wood, while radio waves, being long, can penetrate buildings. Gamma rays, with their short length and high energy, can also pass through materials. Long radio waves have the unique property of interacting with the Earth and water, causing them to slow down and hug the planet.","qid":1109707,"docid":"8165497","rank":96,"score":89809.0},{"content":"The passage explains that despite radio waves moving at the speed of light, the vast distances in space result in significant travel times. It takes approximately eight minutes for radio waves to reach the Sun and four years to reach the nearest star.","qid":1109707,"docid":"561628","rank":97,"score":89653.0},{"content":"The passage discusses various topics. It mentions medium frequency radio transmissions, which fall between 300 kHz and 3000 kHz. The term \"membership function\" in control engineering and fuzzy sets is also brought up. The text introduces the SI units megafarad (MF) and millifarad (mF) for electric capacitance. Additionally, the term \"multi-frequency\" is used in telephony. Lastly","qid":1109707,"docid":"3159755","rank":98,"score":89574.0},{"content":"Electromagnetic radiation consists of waves that oscillate at various frequencies. The frequency range for radio waves is approximately 10 kHz to 100 GHz, which equates to 10,000 to 100,000,000 vibrations per second.","qid":1109707,"docid":"7241552","rank":99,"score":89493.0},{"content":"Maxwell's theory explains the propagation of alternating magnetic and electric fields without requiring a medium. Electromagnetic radiation, such as light, has a dual nature as both a wave and a particle (photons). Photons can travel through space unimpeded.","qid":1109707,"docid":"8746673","rank":100,"score":89448.0}]}
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Concierge: Hotels often have concier","qid":1136043,"docid":"8728074","rank":2,"score":118491.0},{"content":"A hotel is an establishment providing lodging for the public with optional services such as food and beverages.","qid":1136043,"docid":"8728077","rank":3,"score":118406.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the differences between lodges, hotels, and motels, noting that the distinctions between motels and hotels have become increasingly negligible, especially with newer properties. The author mentions Comfort Inn as an example of a motel-style lodging that used to be basic and inexpensive but has since blurred the lines between motels and hotels.","qid":1136043,"docid":"1056534","rank":4,"score":108888.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the differences between hotels and motels, providing some historical context and industry distinctions. Hotels offer various services including guest rooms, restaurants, pools, meeting spaces, and business services.","qid":1136043,"docid":"8728069","rank":5,"score":106148.0},{"content":"A hotel\/motel is a building where guests pay for lodging, including bed and breakfasts and inns. The State Occupancy Fee is an extra charge imposed on room rentals that are already subject to a 7% New Jersey sales tax.","qid":1136043,"docid":"3028339","rank":6,"score":104892.0},{"content":"A motel is a small-sized, low-rise lodging establishment with direct access to individual rooms from the car park, resembling a lower-cost, limited service hotel.","qid":1136043,"docid":"1634134","rank":7,"score":103728.0},{"content":"Hotels generally cost more than motels, but location plays a significant role in pricing. A high-end hotel in a smaller city may be less expensive than a motel in expensive areas like New York or Los Angeles.","qid":1136043,"docid":"8728072","rank":8,"score":102395.0},{"content":"A motel is a type of hotel for motorists, first called a motor hotel, and originated from the Milestone Mo-Tel in San Luis Obispo, California, built in 1925.","qid":1136043,"docid":"4882508","rank":9,"score":99116.0},{"content":"A hostel is a lodging place, often attached to a university or college, with communal facilities and messes for meals. In contrast, a hotel is a place for boarding, offering individual rooms for guests.","qid":1136043,"docid":"1056535","rank":10,"score":98341.0},{"content":"A motel is a type of roadside accommodation facility that provides overnight stays with limited amenities, primarily offering parking spaces.","qid":1136043,"docid":"1634131","rank":11,"score":95945.0},{"content":"A hotel is a lodging facility for travelers and tourists, offering essential amenities such as beds and bathrooms (e.g., Holiday Inns). A resort is a recreational complex featuring a central attraction, like a beach, garden park, swimming pool, and restaurant.","qid":1136043,"docid":"852197","rank":12,"score":95797.0},{"content":"A hotel offers short-term lodging with varying facilities, from basic beds to large suites with kitchenettes, seating areas, TVs, and en-suite bathrooms.","qid":1136043,"docid":"1634128","rank":13,"score":94763.0},{"content":"A hotel offers short-term lodging with varying facilities, from basic beds to large suites with kitchenettes, seating areas, TVs, and en-suite bathrooms.","qid":1136043,"docid":"160039","rank":14,"score":94346.0},{"content":"Hotels and hostels offer lodging for travelers, but hotels are typically more luxurious and costly. They provide private rooms with bathrooms, maid service, and additional amenities.","qid":1136043,"docid":"1056537","rank":15,"score":94056.0},{"content":"A hotel is a facility that offers accommodations for travelers and tourists.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6893735","rank":16,"score":93322.0},{"content":"A villa is not mentioned in the passage. The passage explains that a hotel is a type of accommodation with varying prices based on star ratings, room types, amenities, and location. It originated as a motorist's hotel. A resort is a combination of a hotel and various recreational activities. Motels are typically less expensive than hotels and were originally designed for travelers with motor vehicles. A restaurant is a business that prepares and serves food.","qid":1136043,"docid":"8728070","rank":17,"score":92682.0},{"content":"Lodging can be arranged in various ways including hotels, motels, hostels, commercial and non-commercial homes, tents, and caravans or campers. Types of non-commercial homes include bed and breakfasts, guest houses, and vacation rentals. Other options include backpacking, boarding houses, homelessness, and homestays.","qid":1136043,"docid":"493123","rank":18,"score":92131.0},{"content":"The article discusses the historical background and key differences between the hotel and motel industries. Hotels are larger, established accommodations with various amenities, full-service restaurants, and multiple stories. They cater to both business and leisure travelers and are typically located in urban areas or tourist destinations.\n\nMotels, on the other hand, originated as roadside accommodations in the 1920s. They are usually one or two stories, have limited amen","qid":1136043,"docid":"8728071","rank":19,"score":90947.0},{"content":"A hotel provides lodging and meals for travelers with various purposes, such as attending conferences, functions, weddings, meetings, or vacations.","qid":1136043,"docid":"3551100","rank":20,"score":90369.0},{"content":"A hotel is a facility offering accommodations for travelers, while a resort is a recreational complex with attractions like beaches, gardens, pools, and restaurants. A resort hotel integrates the features of both.","qid":1136043,"docid":"852195","rank":21,"score":89478.0},{"content":"A B&B and a hotel vary significantly, with hotels providing more room availability for large groups and being affiliated with chains, potentially lacking a personal touch.","qid":1136043,"docid":"5369635","rank":22,"score":88936.0},{"content":"A hotel is a building or business entity that offers lodging, food, beverage, and other services for the public, whether they stay overnight or not.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6420305","rank":23,"score":87926.0},{"content":"Boarding provides accommodation and meals for a longer duration, while lodging offers only accommodation for a shorter duration.","qid":1136043,"docid":"3148206","rank":24,"score":87680.0},{"content":"A hotel is a lodging facility for travelers and tourists, while a resort is a recreational complex with attractions like beaches, gardens, pools, and restaurants. A resort hotel offers both hotel amenities and resort facilities. Examples include Boracay Beach Resort in the Philippines and Lagen Island Resort in El Nido, Palawan.","qid":1136043,"docid":"852196","rank":25,"score":87633.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the concept of accommodations and provides examples, including hotels, motels, and inns for travelers, and a ramp leading up to a wheelchair-accessible apartment building's front door.","qid":1136043,"docid":"3228475","rank":26,"score":87078.0},{"content":"The passage highlights the distinction between a resort and a hotel, both providing temporary lodging, but with varying fundamental purposes.","qid":1136043,"docid":"3551098","rank":27,"score":86785.0},{"content":"A hotel and a resort provide temporary lodging, but their fundamental purposes differ.","qid":1136043,"docid":"160044","rank":28,"score":86606.0},{"content":"A resort is a place or area, often a town or village, offering various amenities and activities, while a hotel is a single building or structure within that area, providing accommodation for guests.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6893739","rank":29,"score":86220.0},{"content":"A Bed and Breakfast (B&B) is a private home where the owner often lives on-site, while a hotel is a commercial establishment where the owner is unlikely to be present.","qid":1136043,"docid":"5369633","rank":30,"score":84988.0},{"content":"A resort and a hotel provide temporary lodging. Resorts are often places or towns with additional facilities and amenities such as recreational activities, restaurants, and spas.","qid":1136043,"docid":"8728073","rank":31,"score":84322.0},{"content":"Hotels and motels hire a range of workers including receptionists, concierges, bellhops, chefs, housekeepers, parking valets, doormen, and elevator operators.","qid":1136043,"docid":"8728078","rank":32,"score":82140.0},{"content":"A 1-Star hotel offers basic cleanliness, while a 2-Star hotel provides good accommodations with equipped bedrooms, each having a telephone and private bathroom.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6844641","rank":33,"score":80088.0},{"content":"The passage discusses various differences between different types of lodging options, including hostels, hotels, resorts, five-star hotels, seven-star hotels, twin rooms, double rooms, motels, bed and breakfasts (B&Bs), and specific hotels like Wynn and Encore. The differences outlined in the passage likely include factors such as price, amenities, size, and level of service.","qid":1136043,"docid":"1056540","rank":34,"score":79543.0},{"content":"A hotel provides lodging and meals for travelers with various purposes, such as attending conferences, functions, weddings, or meetings, or for vacations. Seaside resorts, also known as beach resorts, are located near coasts, offering access to beaches as their main attraction. Island resorts are situated on islands.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6893741","rank":35,"score":79411.0},{"content":"Hotel chains efficiently manage accommodations through bulk purchasing, centralized reservations and billing, and extensive advertising. Approximately 30% of American hotels are part of chains or franchises. The benefits of hotel chains include mass purchasing advantages, streamlined operations, and marketing campaigns, making them an exciting alternative to traditional hotels as institutions providing temporary lodging services.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6788434","rank":36,"score":79370.0},{"content":"A love hotel is a type of short-term accommodation designed for privacy, allowing guests to engage in sexual activities for one to three hours, with the option for overnight stays.","qid":1136043,"docid":"1634133","rank":37,"score":79298.0},{"content":"A hotel chain is a collection of hotels operating under the same brand name, with multiple locations worldwide.","qid":1136043,"docid":"291319","rank":38,"score":78873.0},{"content":"A resort is a temporary lodging facility situated in natural and scenic environments, often near beaches or on islands, with a primary focus on relaxation and enjoyment of the surrounding environment.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6893736","rank":39,"score":78427.0},{"content":"A hotel is a business that offers lodging, meals, and guest services with a minimum of six letting bedrooms, three of which have private bathrooms (ensuite).","qid":1136043,"docid":"6844644","rank":40,"score":78397.0},{"content":"The passage explains two types of words. The first type is a compound word, formed by combining parts of other words, such as \"motel\" from \"motor\" and \"hotel,\" or \"guestimate\" from \"guess\" and \"estimate.\" The second type is a word containing a consonant cluster, which is a sequence of two or more consonant sounds within a syllable, like the \"bl\" in \"blend.\"","qid":1136043,"docid":"8509311","rank":41,"score":78081.0},{"content":"A man and his family sought refuge at a motel instead of his mother's house for convenience, while another man rented a room after being kicked out of his home. A third person used a motel when their flight was delayed and the hotel was closed.","qid":1136043,"docid":"1634137","rank":42,"score":78033.0},{"content":"A 1-Star hotel offers a basic level of cleanliness and limited amenities, while a 2-Star hotel provides good accommodation with equipped bedrooms, each having a telephone and private bathroom.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6844643","rank":43,"score":77691.0},{"content":"A hostel is a budget accommodation type providing essentials like beds and showers, but not always towels, with shared facilities.","qid":1136043,"docid":"1056538","rank":44,"score":77549.0},{"content":"Sleep Inn hotels provide a stylish and uplifting experience. Clarion hotels offer business accommodations with meeting and event facilities for important gatherings.","qid":1136043,"docid":"3296274","rank":45,"score":77355.0},{"content":"A business hotel is a type of hotel catering to business customers with larger business facilities and more conference rooms. Business is an economic system where goods or services are exchanged for their perceived value, with the goal of attracting customers to create a profit.","qid":1136043,"docid":"4931857","rank":46,"score":77338.0},{"content":"A resort is a place that offers accommodation, meals, and additional relaxation and recreational activities. It goes beyond the functions of a hotel, which primarily focuses on lodging and meals.","qid":1136043,"docid":"3551093","rank":47,"score":77211.0},{"content":"In 1925, architect Arthur Heineman constructed the first motel, named Milestone, in San Luis Obispo. He coined the term \"motel\" (motor hotel) and offered guests two-room bungalows with kitchens and private garages for $1.25 a night.","qid":1136043,"docid":"2701068","rank":48,"score":77081.0},{"content":"A full-service hotel is a category of accommodation that offers more services and amenities compared to limited-service hotels. The passage explains that while some hotel websites claim to be full-service, this term may not be well-understood outside the hospitality industry. The main differences between full-service and limited-service hotels include cosmetic, budgetary, and amenity-related factors.","qid":1136043,"docid":"2682608","rank":49,"score":76969.0},{"content":"A chain refers to a group of hotels or businesses, like Motel 6, with multiple locations worldwide.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6788429","rank":50,"score":76953.0},{"content":"A lodge is a temporary or makeshift shelter, used as a house for hunting season, a residence for employees on an estate, a resort hotel or inn, or the main building at a camp or resort.","qid":1136043,"docid":"1688266","rank":51,"score":76301.0},{"content":"The travel industry caters to various demographics, including business executives, families, and seniors, with different accommodation options such as hotels and bed and breakfasts. The following discusses the differences between these two types of lodgings.\n\nHotels offer standardized services, including room amenities, housekeeping, and dining options. They cater to a large number of guests and provide a more impersonal experience. In contrast, bed and breakfasts (B&Bs","qid":1136043,"docid":"5369640","rank":52,"score":76292.0},{"content":"The Lodging Tax, also known as the hotel-motel tax, is a consumer tax levied on charges for short-term stays (less than 30 days) at hotels, motels, rooming houses, private campgrounds, RV parks, and similar accommodations.","qid":1136043,"docid":"7800508","rank":53,"score":76007.0},{"content":"The passage describes three types of hotels: all-suite hotels with one or more bedrooms and a separate living area; boutique hotels offering unique amenities and room configurations; and conference hotels prioritizing conference operations.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6913306","rank":54,"score":75718.0},{"content":"A hostel is an affordable lodging option where multiple people share a room. It may include a common kitchen for preparing meals or a cafeteria. Hostels help travelers save money. (Note: This passage describes a hostel, not a hotel.)","qid":1136043,"docid":"7896700","rank":55,"score":75660.0},{"content":"A Bed and Breakfast (B&B) usually includes a free gourmet breakfast in the room price, while most hotels charge $7-$30 per person for breakfast, particularly in luxury hotels. At B&Bs, breakfast is served in a common area with other guests.","qid":1136043,"docid":"1056536","rank":56,"score":75357.0},{"content":"A hotel lacking full resort facilities should not be misleadingly labeled as a resort. The primary function of a resort hotel is to cater to guests seeking relaxation or recreation by providing services for other attractions.","qid":1136043,"docid":"160042","rank":57,"score":75315.0},{"content":"The passage explains that a portmanteau is a new word formed by combining and merging the meanings of two other words. Examples given include \"smog\" (smoke + fog), \"motel\" (motor + hotel), and \"brunch\" (breakfast + lunch).","qid":1136043,"docid":"4055271","rank":58,"score":75285.0},{"content":"A limited-service hotel provides basic accommodations with few additional offerings, while a full-service hotel offers consistent and attentive service to guests.","qid":1136043,"docid":"2682611","rank":59,"score":75167.0},{"content":"The passage describes different types of hotels, including those in quiet areas suitable for extended stays, mountain or beach resorts for families, and motels.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6420308","rank":60,"score":74771.0},{"content":"An apart hotel in Paris is a type of accommodation offering apartment services with hotel-like booking systems. It provides privacy and fewer restrictions than traditional hotels or apartments. The cost is typically less than a hotel, but amenities vary based on price.","qid":1136043,"docid":"7889777","rank":61,"score":73807.0},{"content":"The word \"hotel\" originated from the French term \"h\u00f4tel,\" which means a building providing care and accommodation, derived from the same root as \"hospital.\"","qid":1136043,"docid":"4078313","rank":62,"score":73759.0},{"content":"A Holiday Inn and a Holiday Inn Express provide similar amenities such as bedrooms, Internet access, and television. However, a Holiday Inn Express offers fewer services, including only a breakfast restaurant instead of a full restaurant.","qid":1136043,"docid":"2319724","rank":63,"score":73727.0},{"content":"The passage explains that while boarding and lodging are related to accommodation, they have distinct differences. The article aims to clarify this distinction.","qid":1136043,"docid":"3148214","rank":64,"score":73601.0},{"content":"Hotels classify their rooms based on the number of beds, size, and amenities, with rates differing accordingly. Three standard room categories exist: standard, family, and suite. All hotel types, including live-in, provide these basic room options.","qid":1136043,"docid":"7012123","rank":65,"score":73331.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the definition, characteristics, types, and classification of hotels, while the second part is about the causes of appendicitis with a mention of an old belief that consuming cashews can lead to appendicitis.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6420309","rank":66,"score":73254.0},{"content":"The passage explains that our hotel offers three types of rooms: budget, basic, and standard, with varying prices and sizes. The hotel, built in 1914, has smaller rooms compared to modern hotels. Budget rooms are the smallest and have a compact layout with a window opening onto a light well. Basic rooms are slightly larger than budget rooms, with a limited city view from the window. Standard rooms are the most spacious and offer a city view. Bathroom facilities in all","qid":1136043,"docid":"7471823","rank":67,"score":73249.0},{"content":"A lodging or holiday accommodation is a type of residential facility for individuals who require temporary stays longer than a day. It provides essential services such as sleep, rest, food, safety, shelter from weather conditions, storage for luggage, and access to basic household functions. 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Motel 6, known for its long-running \"We'll Leave the Light on for You\" campaign, boasts high brand recognition and guest loyalty after over 50 years of operation, maintaining its status as an American icon and outperforming competitors.","qid":1136043,"docid":"7745917","rank":72,"score":72149.0},{"content":"Limited-service hotels offer more affordable, basic rooms, making them more popular among leisure travelers compared to conference and business travelers who typically prefer full-service hotels.","qid":1136043,"docid":"2682606","rank":73,"score":71937.0},{"content":"A hotel and an inn are two distinct types of lodging establishments. Hotels are larger commercial institutions that offer a range of services including room service, concierge, front desk, housekeeping, and various amenities. They cater to both business and leisure travelers and typically have multiple floors and numerous rooms.\n\nInns, on the other hand, are smaller, more personal establishments that often have a historical or cultural significance. They offer a more homely and relaxed atmosphere","qid":1136043,"docid":"1056541","rank":74,"score":71817.0},{"content":"A resort hotel offers various amenities, entertainment, and recreational activities, often serving as the main attraction in a resort setting, such as the Grand Hotel in Mackinac Island, Michigan.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6844640","rank":75,"score":71793.0},{"content":"A chain hotel is a group of hotels operated under the same name with numerous locations nationwide. Examples include Motel 6, Super 8, Holiday Inn, Best Western, and La Quinta.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6788428","rank":76,"score":71397.0},{"content":"An apartment hotel is a type of lodging that offers furnished apartments or suites for rent on a weekly or long-term basis. These accommodations come equipped for housekeeping and typically include all hotel services.","qid":1136043,"docid":"8077493","rank":77,"score":71334.0},{"content":"A hotel or motel tax is a potential revenue source for cities with lodgings. The funds generated from this tax can be allocated for approved purposes according to the ordinance, private act, or general law authorizing the tax.","qid":1136043,"docid":"4545954","rank":78,"score":71132.0},{"content":"A hostel is a multi-bed dormitory-style lodging with shared bathrooms and sometimes kitchen facilities for budget-conscious travelers.","qid":1136043,"docid":"1056539","rank":79,"score":70919.0},{"content":"A guesthouse and a hostel offer similar accommodations, while hotel rooms are more expensive and provide better quality. The speaker mistakenly booked a guesthouse room expecting a hotel room and received a hostel room until they corrected the error.","qid":1136043,"docid":"1056542","rank":80,"score":70894.0},{"content":"The inn, a medieval precursor to modern hotels, initially served as lodging for coach travelers for approximately 200 years from the mid-17th century. In the mid-18th century, inns started catering to wealthier clients.","qid":1136043,"docid":"1634129","rank":81,"score":70690.0},{"content":"The passage outlines the required parking spaces for different types of dwelling units in a hotel or motel. For multiple-family dwellings containing two or more bedrooms, there should be two parking spaces per unit. For units with one bedroom and efficiency dwellings, one parking space is sufficient. Lastly, for single room occupancy, half a parking space is needed.","qid":1136043,"docid":"837097","rank":82,"score":70592.0},{"content":"People prefer having a refrigerator in hotel rooms to keep their items and drinks cool, especially business travelers who entertain clients in their rooms.","qid":1136043,"docid":"5058916","rank":83,"score":70590.0},{"content":"Hostels provide affordable lodging with a communal atmosphere. Guests rent individual beds in shared spaces, which can house up to five people. Some hostels offer private bathrooms and kitchens per room, while others have communal facilities.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6646020","rank":84,"score":70422.0},{"content":"Non-reusable tangible personal property in hotels and motels, such as soap, shampoo, tissue, toiletries, food, and confectionery items, are exempt from sales tax.","qid":1136043,"docid":"5652421","rank":85,"score":70283.0},{"content":"A condo hotel is a building that functions as both a condominium and a hotel, with legal condominium status but operational features of a hotel, including short-term rentals and a front desk.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6511396","rank":86,"score":70160.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the challenge of identifying hotel chains with the most properties due to the ambiguous definition of a chain in the industry. Chains like Motel 6 have numerous hotels under the same name, but the extent of their interconnectedness and centralized management varies.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6788430","rank":87,"score":69503.0},{"content":"Limited-service hotels offer budget-friendly, basic rooms and fewer services, appealing more to leisure travelers. Full-service hotels provide consistent service and greater staff attention, catering to conference and business travelers.","qid":1136043,"docid":"2858298","rank":88,"score":69491.0},{"content":"The passage describes various types of lodgings for travelers, including hotels, hostels, inns, lodges, caravan inns, caravansaries, and caravanserais. Hotels offer lodging, meals, and other services for travelers, while caravan inns specifically cater to travelers with caravans and provide large courtyards for accommodation. The terms hostelry, inn, lodge, caravansary, and caravanserai","qid":1136043,"docid":"3779536","rank":89,"score":69437.0},{"content":"The Vertical Summit TM is a unique communications platform with an integrated hotel\/motel property management system and telephony features. It allows for seamless communication with Fidelio and other business systems, resulting in more efficient and cost-effective operations throughout a hotel or motel.","qid":1136043,"docid":"5166507","rank":90,"score":69098.0},{"content":"The hospitality industry encompasses not just hotels but also various transportation sectors that serve tourists.","qid":1136043,"docid":"8612480","rank":91,"score":69006.0},{"content":"Hotels are typically managed by brands or independent operators, not their owners. The owner provides financing for the hotel's operation when needed, while the manager handles day-to-day operations.","qid":1136043,"docid":"5761263","rank":92,"score":68944.0},{"content":"A city hotel, also known as a transit hotel, is typically located in urban areas for short-term stays, often used by business people. In contrast, a residential hotel is situated in quieter areas of a big city, providing a more peaceful environment for longer-term stays.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6420313","rank":93,"score":68817.0},{"content":"The Vertical SummitTM is a unique communications platform with integrated hotel\/motel property management system and telephony features for streamlined and cost-effective operations in the hospitality industry.","qid":1136043,"docid":"5166503","rank":94,"score":68800.0},{"content":"A business specializing in hotel management primarily offering accommodation services falls under the hospitality industry.","qid":1136043,"docid":"4763663","rank":95,"score":68680.0},{"content":"A motel in Argentinian slang, referred to as \"Telo,\" is a place where one can rent a room for a short duration for sexual activities. The rooms may include amenities such as jacuzzis, Scottish showers, and sex-related items, with the availability and price determining the specific features.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6614531","rank":96,"score":68488.0},{"content":"A man and his family, as well as another individual, sought accommodation at a motel instead of their respective homes.","qid":1136043,"docid":"6844638","rank":97,"score":68466.0},{"content":"The term \"accommodation\" can refer to lodging or living quarters for travelers or prisoners, or anything that fulfills a want or need and provides ease or convenience. It can also mean an adjustment of differences leading to agreement or settlement.","qid":1136043,"docid":"3228473","rank":98,"score":68402.0},{"content":"The hospitality industry encompasses more than just hotels; it includes various transportation sectors that cater to tourists.","qid":1136043,"docid":"995242","rank":99,"score":68311.0},{"content":"Motels and hotels generally require the person making a reservation to be at least 18 years old. The specific age requirement may vary by state for some establishments, such as Motel 6. Guests are advised to present valid photo ID to confirm their age upon check-in.","qid":1136043,"docid":"1057769","rank":100,"score":68289.0}]}
{"query":"average salary for dental hygienist in nebraska","hits":[{"content":"Dental Hygienists in Nebraska earn a median salary of $66,370 per year with a range from $50,050 to $80,510. For specific salary information in your area, explore the job market or check salaries in other states.","qid":42255,"docid":"8746197","rank":1,"score":155681.0},{"content":"The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the average annual salary for Dental Hygienists in Nebraska is $65,236, which is equivalent to $31.36 per hour.","qid":42255,"docid":"8746189","rank":2,"score":153963.0},{"content":"The number of dental hygienists in Nebraska has led to an increase in their salaries. In 2006, dental hygienists earned a mean salary of $58,410, while in 2010, they earned a mean salary of $64,440.","qid":42255,"docid":"8746188","rank":3,"score":151245.0},{"content":"The median salary for a Dental Hygienist at Spring Ridge Dental Care in Omaha, NE, is $71,000. The salary range is between $59,000 and $88,000, which will be used to refine estimates without being displayed on the site.","qid":42255,"docid":"8746195","rank":4,"score":134505.0},{"content":"The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the average annual salary for Dental Assistants in Nebraska is $34,022, which is equivalent to $16.36 per hour.","qid":42255,"docid":"8746192","rank":5,"score":132536.0},{"content":"The Charles Drew Health Center in Omaha, NE is seeking a Dental Hygienist with a Bachelor's degree or Associate's degree in Dental Hygiene and a valid Nebraska license. The estimated salary range is between $49,000 and $66,000 per year.","qid":42255,"docid":"8746196","rank":6,"score":131880.0},{"content":"A 9% increase in dental hygienists' salaries occurred nationally, with significant variation in pay within the field in Nebraska. The top 10% of dental hygienists in Nebraska earn 40% more than the bottom 10%.","qid":42255,"docid":"8746194","rank":7,"score":131467.0},{"content":"A dental hygiene position is available in Omaha, NE, with an estimated salary range of $67,000 to $84,000 per year. Applicants must hold a dental hygiene license from Nebraska and possess strong skills in dental hygiene and counseling.","qid":42255,"docid":"8746191","rank":8,"score":130089.0},{"content":"The average salary for a dental hygienist is approximately $54,000, but salaries can fluctuate based on factors such as company, location, industry, experience, and benefits. This figure represents an average of all dental hygienist job listings.","qid":42255,"docid":"2584026","rank":9,"score":122699.0},{"content":"The average salary for a Dental Hygienist is $58,591, with a median salary of $56,160. The salary range for Dental Hygienists is between $24,000 and $93,600. These salary figures are collected from real job positions in government agencies and companies. The salary statistics are for reference use only.","qid":42255,"docid":"182410","rank":10,"score":121689.0},{"content":"The average salary for a dental hygienist is $54,000, but salaries can vary based on company, location, industry, experience, and benefits. This average was calculated using data from various job listings with the term \"dental hygienist.\"","qid":42255,"docid":"5997797","rank":11,"score":121335.0},{"content":"Dental Hygienists make an average hourly wage of $39.40, ranging from $28.48 to $47.28. Their annual average salary is $81,950, with a range of $59,250 to $98,340.","qid":42255,"docid":"7688778","rank":12,"score":120683.0},{"content":"Dental Hygienists make an average hourly wage of $30.21, ranging from $21.11 to $40.59. Their annual average salary is $62,830, with a range of $43,900 to $84,430.","qid":42255,"docid":"5326925","rank":13,"score":120665.0},{"content":"The average dental hygienist salary in the US ranges from $44,695 to $87,569 annually, with a median salary of $65,271. Hourly wages are $23.97 to $42.18, and they can earn up to $60.66 per hour for overtime. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average salary is closer to $70,0","qid":42255,"docid":"6098597","rank":14,"score":120101.0},{"content":"The median salary for a dental hygienist in the US is approximately $68,250 per year or $32.81 per hour. The 90th percentile earns around $76,672 annually, while the 75th percentile makes $69,594. The 25th percentile earns $54,650, and the 10th percentile earns $48","qid":42255,"docid":"3817246","rank":15,"score":119952.0},{"content":"The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that dental hygienists in the USA earn an annual salary between $46,000 and $87,000, equating to a yearly median wage of $70,210 and an hourly median wage of $33.75.","qid":42255,"docid":"7545797","rank":16,"score":119919.0},{"content":"The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a median annual salary of $71,970 for dental hygienists, with salaries ranging from $49,190 (10th percentile) to $97,390 (90th percentile). The highest average salary is in The District of Columbia, at $95,570 per year.","qid":42255,"docid":"3716279","rank":17,"score":119672.0},{"content":"Dental hygienists in the District of Columbia, California, and Washington State have the highest average salaries in the US, with earnings of $93,940, $93,920, and $92,610 respectively.","qid":42255,"docid":"732000","rank":18,"score":119096.0},{"content":"The median annual salary for a dental hygienist is $71,970, with salaries ranging from $49,190 to $97,390. The highest average salary is in The District of Columbia at $95,570.","qid":42255,"docid":"6971736","rank":19,"score":118600.0},{"content":"The median annual salary for a Dental Hygienist is $69,611, with a range of $59,741 to $79,233 as of March 31, 2017. Salary can vary based on several factors.","qid":42255,"docid":"8012296","rank":20,"score":118483.0},{"content":"Dental hygienists had an average salary of $71,970 in 2014, comparable to that of registered nurses and higher than dental assistants and clinical laboratory technicians, who earned an average of $36,260 and $40,750 respectively. An occupational therapist made slightly more at $80,000.","qid":42255,"docid":"6133938","rank":21,"score":118269.0},{"content":"Dental hygienists in the District of Columbia, California, and Washington State have the highest average salaries among all states, with earnings of $93,940, $93,920, and $92,610 respectively.","qid":42255,"docid":"1470405","rank":22,"score":118164.0},{"content":"A dental hygienist's salary varies depending on the work environment. In hospitals, they earn an average of $55,670 per year, while those in outpatient care make $68,170. The median hourly wage is $30.19, and the average hourly wage is $19.45. The average salary for a dental hygienist in the US is approximately $41.00 an hour or","qid":42255,"docid":"1470400","rank":23,"score":118076.0},{"content":"The median annual salary for a Dental Hygienist is $68,551, with a range of $58,832 to $78,027 as of July 2016. Salary can vary based on various factors.","qid":42255,"docid":"5783297","rank":24,"score":118041.0},{"content":"In 2012, the average salary for dental hygienists was $70,700 per year. The top 10% earned an annual salary of $96,280 or more, while the bottom 10% earned $46,540 or less.","qid":42255,"docid":"8720118","rank":25,"score":117786.0},{"content":"Dental Hygienists earn a median hourly wage of $43.67, ranging from $32.02 to $55.03. Their median annual salary is $90,830, with an annual range of $66,600 to $114,460.","qid":42255,"docid":"1470404","rank":26,"score":117700.0},{"content":"The mean annual salary for a dental hygienist in the US was $70,700 ($33.99 hourly) in 2012, with the bottom 10% earning $46,540 and top 10% making $96,280. Dental offices paid an average of $71,000, while physician offices paid $65,310. The highest paid dental hy","qid":42255,"docid":"5783300","rank":27,"score":117625.0},{"content":"The average dental hygienist salary in the United States is approximately $68,250 per year or $32.81 per hour. In the United Kingdom, the average salary is around \u00c2\u00a337,292 per year, with a median salary of \u00c2\u00a336,500.","qid":42255,"docid":"6159644","rank":28,"score":117535.0},{"content":"Dental Hygienists earn a median annual salary of $74,080, with salaries ranging from $40,640 to $96,570. (Source: U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics)","qid":42255,"docid":"6971740","rank":29,"score":117503.0},{"content":"A beginner Dental Hygienist earns around $63K, while those with 5-10 years of experience see a median salary of $69K. Hygienists with one to two decades of experience report an average salary of about $71K.","qid":42255,"docid":"3716280","rank":30,"score":117418.0},{"content":"The mean annual dental hygienist salary is $70,700 ($33.99 hourly), with the bottom 10% earning $46,540 and top 10% making $96,280. Dental hygienists in dental offices earn an average $71,000, while those in physician offices make $65,310. The highest paid dental hygienists are in","qid":42255,"docid":"8286390","rank":31,"score":117299.0},{"content":"Dental hygienists had an average salary of $71,530 in 2013, which is higher than the averages for dental assistants ($35,640) and clinical laboratory technicians ($40,240).","qid":42255,"docid":"6000165","rank":32,"score":117226.0},{"content":"The passage reports that the bottom 10% of dental hygienists earned an average salary of $51,140, while the top 10% earned an average of $72,720.","qid":42255,"docid":"3716278","rank":33,"score":117212.0},{"content":"The mean annual dental hygienist salary is $70,700 ($33.99 hourly), with the bottom 10% earning $46,540 and top 10% making $96,280. Dental office hygienists earn an average of $71,000, while those in physician offices make $65,310. The highest paid hygienists are in California ($","qid":42255,"docid":"7123386","rank":34,"score":117076.0},{"content":"A mid-career Dental Hygienist earns an average total compensation of $69,000 based on 2,426 salaries, while an experienced Dental Hygienist with 10 to 20 years of experience earns an average total compensation of $71,000 based on 2,948 salaries.","qid":42255,"docid":"8070166","rank":35,"score":116954.0},{"content":"Dental hygienists had an average salary of $71,530 in 2013, which is higher than the averages for dental assistants ($35,640) and clinical laboratory technicians ($40,240).","qid":42255,"docid":"6278918","rank":36,"score":116948.0},{"content":"Dental Hygienists' income does not significantly increase with more experience. Those with less than 5 years experience earn around $62K, while those with 5-10 years experience earn a median of $68K. After one to two decades, the median salary is $69K, and after more than 20 years, the average pay is $72K.","qid":42255,"docid":"1627636","rank":37,"score":116932.0},{"content":"The average hourly wage for a dental hygienist is $39.42, while their annual salary averages at $82,000.","qid":42255,"docid":"8372968","rank":38,"score":116878.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the significant variation in salaries for dental hygienists across the United States, with an average range of $44,400 in Alabama to $98,530 in Washington D.C.","qid":42255,"docid":"3716284","rank":39,"score":116786.0},{"content":"The mean annual dental hygienist salary is $70,700 ($33.99 hourly), with the bottom 10% earning $46,540 and top 10% making $96,280. Dental office hygienists earn an average $71,000, while those in physician offices make $65,310. The highest paid hygienists are in California, earning","qid":42255,"docid":"5921276","rank":40,"score":116769.0},{"content":"Dental hygienists in dental offices earn an average salary of $71,000, while those in physician offices make less at $65,310. The highest paid dental hygienists are in California, earning $93,280 annually, followed by Nevada at $91,350 and Washington at $90,540.","qid":42255,"docid":"8328839","rank":41,"score":116728.0},{"content":"The average hourly wage for Dental Hygienists in the US is around $33.16. Their annual income can range between $48,000 and $88,000 depending on individual performance, with potential bonuses and profit sharing increasing total earnings.","qid":42255,"docid":"6261570","rank":42,"score":116727.0},{"content":"Dental hygienists had an average salary of $72,720 in 2015, which was comparable to registered nurses' average salary of $71,000. However, dental assistants and clinical laboratory technicians earned significantly less with averages of $36,920 and $41,420, respectively. An occupational therapist made slightly more with an average salary of $81,690.","qid":42255,"docid":"6261565","rank":43,"score":116611.0},{"content":"The mean annual dental hygienist salary is $70,700 ($33.99 hourly), with the bottom 10% earning $46,540 and top 10% making $96,280. Dental offices pay an average of $71,000, while physician offices pay $65,310. The highest paid dental hygienists are in California ($93,28","qid":42255,"docid":"3817242","rank":44,"score":116585.0},{"content":"The median annual wage for dental hygienists is $72,910.","qid":42255,"docid":"8070168","rank":45,"score":116519.0},{"content":"The median expected salary for a Dental Hygienist in the US is $65,996, based on analysis of survey data from various HR departments.","qid":42255,"docid":"499029","rank":46,"score":116487.0},{"content":"Dental hygienists earn a median annual salary of $68,250 or $32.81 hourly, with potential variations based on experience and employment status.","qid":42255,"docid":"5076181","rank":47,"score":116426.0},{"content":"The mean annual dental hygienist salary is $70,700 ($33.99 hourly), with the bottom 10% earning $46,540 and top 10% making $96,280. Dental offices pay an average of $71,000, while physician offices pay $65,310. The highest paid dental hygienists are in California ($93,28","qid":42255,"docid":"857475","rank":48,"score":116421.0},{"content":"Dental hygienists in the District of Columbia and California have the highest average salaries at $93,940 and $93,920 respectively. Washington State's dental hygienists earn an average of $92,610. The second highest employment for dental hygienists is in physicians' offices with 2,260 hygienists. The top-paying industry for dental hygienists is amb","qid":42255,"docid":"1601662","rank":49,"score":116296.0},{"content":"In 2011, the average annual salary for dental hygienists was $69,760, with the median wage being $69,280.","qid":42255,"docid":"179535","rank":50,"score":116269.0},{"content":"In May 2014, the median annual salary for dental hygienists was approximately $72,000. The lowest paid dental hygienists earned less than $49,000 per year, while the highest paid earned more than $97,000.","qid":42255,"docid":"5538135","rank":51,"score":115793.0},{"content":"Dental hygienists had a median salary of $71,520 in 2014 with the top earners making approximately $97,390. The lowest paid earned $49,190. Half of dental hygienists worked part-time.","qid":42255,"docid":"5326926","rank":52,"score":115586.0},{"content":"The passage states that the salary range for dental hygienists in the US can vary, with factors like education and location influencing earnings. On average, they can expect hourly wages between $30.00 and $35.00 based on Labor Department data.","qid":42255,"docid":"8328843","rank":53,"score":115566.0},{"content":"The US Department of Labor reports that dental hygienists in ambulatory healthcare services earn an average annual salary of $83,360, making it the highest paying industry for this profession.","qid":42255,"docid":"5538138","rank":54,"score":115533.0},{"content":"Dental hygienists had a median salary of $71,110 in 2013, with the top earners making around $96,690 and the bottom 10% earning $47,880. Their average salary was $71,530, which is higher than that of dental assistants and clinical laboratory technicians, who earned approximately $35,640 and $40,240","qid":42255,"docid":"6635548","rank":55,"score":115489.0},{"content":"The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the average salary for a dental hygienist is approximately $68,250 per year, with higher earners making around $76,672. Salaries can vary depending on the workplace, with private dentist offices offering an average of $67,220, hospitals offering $55,670, and outpatient care providing an average of $68,170. The median hourly wage","qid":42255,"docid":"6159642","rank":56,"score":115344.0},{"content":"In 2011, the average salary for dental hygienists was $69,760 and the median wage was $69,280. However, these figures do not reflect the impact of experience on earnings.","qid":42255,"docid":"179536","rank":57,"score":115230.0},{"content":"The average annual salary for a dental hygienist was $70,700 in 2012, with top earners making over $96,000. The average salary for RNs was $67,930, with top earners making over $94,000. California had the highest pay for RNs at $94,120.","qid":42255,"docid":"5921270","rank":58,"score":115196.0},{"content":"The BLS report for May 2009 states that the mean annual salary for dental hygienists was $67,860, with a mean hourly wage of $32.63. The median annual salary was $67,340, with the lowest 10 percent earning under $44,900 and the lowest 25 percent under $55,620. Most dental hygienists worked at offices","qid":42255,"docid":"6174625","rank":59,"score":115184.0},{"content":"The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports an average annual salary of $68,250 for dental hygienists, with higher earners making around $76,672. Dental hygienists working in private dentist offices earn an average of $67,220, while those in hospitals make approximately $55,670 per year.","qid":42255,"docid":"2040834","rank":60,"score":115177.0},{"content":"The mean annual salary for dental hygienists in the US is $67,860, while the top 10% earn $92,860 per year.","qid":42255,"docid":"6098599","rank":61,"score":115166.0},{"content":"Dental hygienists had an average salary of $71,530 in 2013, which is competitive with other healthcare jobs. 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Cities with the highest salaries for Dental Hygienists include Austin (+16","qid":42255,"docid":"1601664","rank":64,"score":115099.0},{"content":"The second highest paying industry for dental hygienists in May 2013 was business, professional, labor, political, and similar organizations, offering an average salary of $72,600. Dentist offices followed with an average salary of $71,860. The top-paying industry was ambulatory healthcare service providers, where dental hygienists earned an average salary of $83,360 per year.","qid":42255,"docid":"1601666","rank":65,"score":114910.0},{"content":"In 2011, the average yearly salary for dental hygienists was $69,760, with the median wage being $69,280.","qid":42255,"docid":"179533","rank":66,"score":114909.0},{"content":"Dental hygienists had an average salary of $71,530 in 2013, which is higher than dental assistants ($35,640) and clinical laboratory technicians ($40,240) who earned about half as much.","qid":42255,"docid":"3349785","rank":67,"score":114906.0},{"content":"A Dental Hygienist earns an average annual salary of $64,000. Receptionists in dental offices can advance to roles as Office Managers or Administrative Assistants, with Office Managers making around $75,000 and Administrative Assistants making approximately $75,000 and $65,000, respectively.","qid":42255,"docid":"8810049","rank":68,"score":114858.0},{"content":"The average dentist earns around $106,000 with a range of $800-$40,000, significantly higher than the average hygienist's salary of $62,000 in 2004, according to both Salary List and the American Dental Association. The average dental specialist made even more, around $315,000. Therefore, dentists made approximately three times what hyg","qid":42255,"docid":"5578766","rank":69,"score":114850.0},{"content":"Dental Hygienists earn a median salary of $70,000 after working for 10 to 20 years. Those with over 20 years of experience report a median income of $72,000, indicating that compensation is roughly aligned with experience.","qid":42255,"docid":"499033","rank":70,"score":114844.0},{"content":"The mean annual salary for dental hygienists in May 2009 was $67,860, with a mean hourly wage of $32.63. The median annual salary was $67,340, with the lowest 10 percent earning under $44,900 and the lowest 25 percent under $55,620. Most dental hygienists worked in offices of dentists, where the","qid":42255,"docid":"3077468","rank":71,"score":114751.0},{"content":"The mean annual salary for dental hygienists was $67,860 with a mean hourly wage of $32.63, according to the BLS report for May 2009. The median annual salary was $67,340, with the lowest 10 percent earning under $44,900 and the lowest 25 percent under $55,620. 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Most dental hygienists worked in offices of dentists, where the","qid":42255,"docid":"8286392","rank":82,"score":114327.0},{"content":"The national median hourly wage for a dental hygienist in 2012 was $33.75, equating to an annual salary of $70,210. In Oregon, the average hourly wage in 2014 was $38.83, resulting in an annual salary of $80,770. Most dental hygienists work in clinical practice, treating one patient per hour for eight hours, which amounts","qid":42255,"docid":"729163","rank":83,"score":114317.0},{"content":"In 2012, the average salary for dental hygienists was $70,700, with the top 10% earning over $96,280 and the bottom 10% earning $46,540 or less.","qid":42255,"docid":"3349781","rank":84,"score":114279.0},{"content":"The mean annual salary for dental hygienists in May 2009 was $67,860, with a mean hourly wage of $32.63. The median annual salary was lower at $67,340. The lowest paid dental hygienists earned under $44,900 annually, and the lowest 25% made under $55,620. Salaries varied by industry, with dental offices","qid":42255,"docid":"2229961","rank":85,"score":114271.0},{"content":"In May 2012, the median annual salary for dental hygienists was approximately $70,000. The lowest paid dental hygienists earned less than $47,000 per year, while the highest paid earned more than $96,000.","qid":42255,"docid":"179532","rank":86,"score":114253.0},{"content":"The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics found the average dental hygienist salary in 2009 to be $67,860. Hygienists with higher education might earn more but it's not a guarantee for higher salaries. Top-paying industries and regions included the East Coast, with the highest salaries in Connecticut ($96,280) and Washington ($90,140).","qid":42255,"docid":"3349784","rank":87,"score":114062.0},{"content":"The median annual wage for dental hygienists was $72,910 in 2016, with the lowest paid earning less than $50,870 and the highest paid earning more than $100,170.","qid":42255,"docid":"731999","rank":88,"score":113996.0},{"content":"The average hourly rate for a dental hygienist in the United States is $42.01, according to RDH eVillage. However, hourly rates can vary based on demographic factors such as state and metropolitan area. In late 2011, RDH eVillage published four reports providing state-by-state and metropolitan area-specific hourly rate information.","qid":42255,"docid":"5801316","rank":89,"score":113972.0},{"content":"Dental hygienists earned an average salary of $70,700 per year in 2012, with the highest earners making an average of $96,280. 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{"query":"who is aziz hashim","hits":[{"content":"Aziz Hashim is a renowned expert in franchising and a prominent executive in the U.S. and international franchise industry. He is the Founder and Managing Partner of NRD Capital, the first business fund led by a former multi-unit franchisee.","qid":1030303,"docid":"8726437","rank":1,"score":145513.0},{"content":"Romaniello praises Hashim as an effective and articulate leader at the IFA, and admires his skills as a restaurant operator.","qid":1030303,"docid":"8726433","rank":2,"score":137959.0},{"content":"Mr. Aziz Hashim has served various roles including President and Secretary of Frisch's Restaurants, Inc. since 2015. He is also the Founder and Managing Partner at NRD Capital Management, LLC, and serves as CEO of NRD Partners I, L.P. He founded NRD Capital Management in 2014.","qid":1030303,"docid":"8726435","rank":3,"score":132382.0},{"content":"Aziz Hashim, a multi-unit, multi-brand franchisee and president & CEO of NRD Holdings, LLC, serves as vice chair of the IFA leadership team. Shelly Sun, CFE, CEO & co-founder of BrightStar Franchising, LLC, is the treasurer. Liam Brown, president of U, is also part of the team but his role is not specified.","qid":1030303,"docid":"7156982","rank":4,"score":117763.0},{"content":"Aziz Hashim, a former multi-unit franchisee with 60 stores, is starting a private equity fund for franchisors to attract him and other operators. He plans to use the fund to buy and revitalize brands.","qid":1030303,"docid":"8726430","rank":5,"score":115682.0},{"content":"The passage lists five public profiles on a social media platform, each belonging to an individual named Aziz Hashim or a variation of that name, with different professional titles: Managing Partner at NRD Capital, Project Accountant\/Cost control, and three unnamed profiles.","qid":1030303,"docid":"8726436","rank":6,"score":108924.0},{"content":"The NRD Holdings crew includes Karim Dobani, Brianna Williams, Lilo Miller, Andy Bhayani, Andy Polan, Aziz Hashim, Monty Lech, Shana Gonzales, and Danyelle Washington. Bhayani, the CFO, finds working for Hashim intellectually challenging due to his extensive network.","qid":1030303,"docid":"8726429","rank":7,"score":102612.0},{"content":"Hashim is a Arabic name meaning \"breaker of bread.\" It was given to 'Amr al-'Ulafa ibn Abd Manaf due to his generosity in providing bread to the poor and travelers. He was the great-grandfather of Prophet Muhammad and the ancestor of the Banu Hashim clan of the Quraish tribe in Mecca.","qid":1030303,"docid":"1305520","rank":8,"score":98661.0},{"content":"Dr. Abdul Aziz is a Rheumatology Specialist based in Kissimmee, Florida. He earned his degree with honors in 1989.","qid":1030303,"docid":"1451848","rank":9,"score":93470.0},{"content":"Hashim is a common Arabic male name meaning \"breaker of bread.\" It was given to 'Amr al-'Ul\u0101 due to his generosity in providing bread to the poor and travelers.","qid":1030303,"docid":"6271629","rank":10,"score":92840.0},{"content":"American actor, rapper, songwriter, and record producer Omar Hashim Epps, born July 20, 1973, is known for his film roles in \"Juice,\" \"Higher Learning,\" \"The Wood,\" \"In Too Deep,\" and \"Love and Basketball.\"","qid":1030303,"docid":"7616223","rank":11,"score":92287.0},{"content":"Azim Hashim Premji is an Indian businessman, investor, and philanthropist, serving as the chairman of Wipro Limited. 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He started his career in stand-up comedy in New York City while attending New York University in the mid-2000s.","qid":1030303,"docid":"7284047","rank":18,"score":87009.0},{"content":"Muhammad, also known as Mohammed, is considered the messenger and prophet of Islam, sent by God to guide humanity to the right way according to the Quran (48:29, 7:157).","qid":1030303,"docid":"4433364","rank":19,"score":85689.0},{"content":"Aziz Ansari is a American actor, comedian, and filmmaker recognized for his role as Tom Haverford on NBC's Parks and Recreation (2009-2015) and as the creator, writer, and star of Netflix's Master of None (2015).","qid":1030303,"docid":"7168320","rank":20,"score":84494.0},{"content":"Malaysian politician Mohamed Nazri bin Abdul Aziz, born May 15, 1954, is a Minister in the Prime Minister's Department of Malaysia as of 2008.","qid":1030303,"docid":"5681381","rank":21,"score":83228.0},{"content":"Muhammad ibn Abd Allah, also known as Muhammad or Mohammed, is regarded as the prophet and messenger of God in Islam, sent to guide humanity (Quran 48:29, 7:157). 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He was part of the notable Bani Hashim Arab lineage and was an Islamic Sufi (wali) from the period 983-1063 Hijri.","qid":1030303,"docid":"5120735","rank":29,"score":77390.0},{"content":"The name Abdul Aziz is a Muslim given name and surname, derived from the Arabic words Abd (servant) and Al-Aziz (Almighty or the Almighty God, one of Allah's names in the Quran).","qid":1030303,"docid":"6939426","rank":30,"score":75920.0},{"content":"The name Hashim holds Muslim and Arabic meanings. In Muslim culture, it is named after Prophet Mohammed's grandfather and signifies generosity. In Arabic, it means \"destroys evil\" and is an old Arabic name. Additionally, people with this name have a deep inner desire for leadership and personal independence, as indicated by a Soul Urge Number of 1 and Expression Number of 4.","qid":1030303,"docid":"1305521","rank":31,"score":75909.0},{"content":"Muhammad, born in Mecca around 570 AD, is recognized by Muslims as the last prophet of God and the founder of the Islamic religion. He died in Medina in June 632 AD.","qid":1030303,"docid":"4760233","rank":32,"score":75597.0},{"content":"Ismat Aziz serves as Sprint's senior vice president of human resources, overseeing various functions such as organizational performance and culture, compensation and benefits, staffing and employee relations, learning and development, and talent management.","qid":1030303,"docid":"226464","rank":33,"score":75375.0},{"content":"The name Aziz originated from the Northwest Semitic Phoenician, Aramaic, Hebrew, and Arabic languages as a word meaning strong, powerful. The feminine form is Aziza. The root \u00ca\u0095-z-z also means dear, darling, precious, and is cognate with the Hebrew word oz for might, strength, power. The term was used to refer to the power and glory of deities and kings. Aziz is now","qid":1030303,"docid":"6939431","rank":34,"score":75233.0},{"content":"Twenty-four hours prior, Aziz Ansari was admired for his comedic work and serving as a positive representation of Muslims in American culture. Young Americans saw him as relatable and aspirational.","qid":1030303,"docid":"7284052","rank":35,"score":75212.0},{"content":"Hazrat Umar bin Abdul Aziz, also known as Al-Khalifat-us-Saleh, was the son of Abdul Aziz, the Governor of Egypt. His mother, Umm-i-Aasim, was the granddaughter of Caliph Umar.","qid":1030303,"docid":"3302258","rank":36,"score":75003.0},{"content":"Aziz Ansari is a comedian born in Columbia, South Carolina, to parents of Tamil Muslim descent from Tamil Nadu, India. His mother works in a medical office and his father is a gastroenterologist.","qid":1030303,"docid":"6054030","rank":37,"score":74834.0},{"content":"Malaysian politician Dato' Seri Mohamed Nazri bin Abdul Aziz, born in 1954, is a Minister in the Prime Minister's Department of Malaysia, representing the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) party as of 2008.","qid":1030303,"docid":"5681385","rank":38,"score":74219.0},{"content":"Omar Hashim Epps, born July 20, 1973, in Brooklyn, New York, was raised by his educator mother Bonnie Epps, who advanced from teacher to principal to school superintendent. 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Founded by his father, Wipro initially sold ghee and vegetable oils but was later transformed into a technology firm by Premji.","qid":1030303,"docid":"5130399","rank":42,"score":72971.0},{"content":"Contact Dr. Abdul Aziz at (407) 343-5558 for information, advice, or to make an appointment. His office is located at 1400 W Oak St Ste Bandc, Kissimmee, FL 34741-4000.","qid":1030303,"docid":"1451851","rank":43,"score":72967.0},{"content":"Aziza Israilova, a Customer Support Manager at kpi.com-Finnet Limited, and Ousia Brown, a Senior Consultant at Goldmills, have shared positive experiences with an ERP solution called PARiM. They mentioned the solution's extensive features, integration capabilities, and time-saving benefits for managing and connecting with staff.","qid":1030303,"docid":"5343087","rank":44,"score":72946.0},{"content":"The name \"Aziz\" holds meanings of power, respect, and belovedness in Arabic, Persian, Urdu, and Uzbek languages. It originated from the Arabic root 'azza', which means to be powerful or cherished. In Islamic tradition, \"al-'Aziz\" is one of Allah's 99 names. Notably, a 10th-century Fatimid caliph bore this name.","qid":1030303,"docid":"1905988","rank":45,"score":72852.0},{"content":"Abdelaziz Bouteflika, born in 1937, is an Algerian politician who has served as Algeria's president since 1999. Previously, he held the position of Minister of Foreign Affairs from 1963 to 1979.","qid":1030303,"docid":"3526451","rank":46,"score":72816.0},{"content":"Ali, a South Indian actor, has appeared in over 1000 films across Telugu, Tamil, and Bollywood industries. He frequently collaborates with filmmaker Puri Jagannadh. In 2013, Ali received an honorary doctorate from the Academy of Global Peace during a ceremony in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. 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He previously served as Deputy Governor and then Governor of Riyadh from 1963 to 2011.","qid":1030303,"docid":"1021830","rank":53,"score":69528.0},{"content":"Omar Epps, a 44-year-old American actor, was born in Brooklyn, New York, and identifies as Black. He stands at 5 feet 10 inches tall, with black eyes and brown-dark hair. Epps' net worth is estimated at $15 million. He is married and his ethnicity is Black. His birth sign is Cancer and his professional title is actor.","qid":1030303,"docid":"7616221","rank":54,"score":68884.0},{"content":"The chairman of the New Black Panther Party for Self-Defense, Hashim Nzinga, encouraged Johnson to see a therapist in response to the Dallas shootings, and he also condemned the killings.","qid":1030303,"docid":"4130105","rank":55,"score":68547.0},{"content":"Dr. Abdul Aziz is an Internal Medicine specialist based in Bullhead City, Arizona. His professional credentials include an MD degree and a License No. 245906 from Arizona. His contact information includes a practice location at 3015 Highway 95 Ste 105, Bullhead City, Arizona, phone number 928-763-2001, fax number 928-763-20","qid":1030303,"docid":"1451846","rank":56,"score":68514.0},{"content":"The name \"Al-'Aziz\" is a unique and exclusive attribute of Allah, signifying His being the One who is unlike any other and cannot be overpowered or equalized. Additionally, it denotes Allah's ability to overpower and never be overpowered.","qid":1030303,"docid":"6939427","rank":57,"score":68483.0},{"content":"Aziz Ansari's character Dev Shah is shown speaking Tamil in childhood shots despite the surname 'Shah' typically being of Gujarat origin and associated with the Gujarati language. 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Jammeh is a Muslim of the Jola ethnic group and was born in Kanilai.","qid":1030303,"docid":"5086539","rank":59,"score":67796.0},{"content":"Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud was the King of Saudi Arabia and Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques from 2005 until his death in 2015.","qid":1030303,"docid":"2563264","rank":60,"score":67389.0},{"content":"Hashimoto's encephalopathy is a rare autoimmune neurological disorder characterized by neuropsychiatric symptoms, often overlooked despite headaches being a common complaint among patients.","qid":1030303,"docid":"8261152","rank":61,"score":67069.0},{"content":"Omar Epps is currently married to Keisha Spivey. He has had three celebrity relationships with an average duration of 7.6 years, and his two marriages have lasted an average of 6.5 years. 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He is associated with a peaceful atmosphere in his home in Ballouneh, located in the Keserwan district.","qid":1030303,"docid":"5972645","rank":70,"score":65198.0},{"content":"A 23-year-old photographer has accused comedian and actor Aziz Ansari of sexual misconduct during a date they had at an Emmys after-party in Los Angeles last fall.","qid":1030303,"docid":"7168324","rank":71,"score":65065.0},{"content":"The third fitnah in the Islamic world was marked by the ambitious Hashimite family, the Abbasids. Although not direct descendants of Muhammad, the Abbasids claimed authority through their connection to one of Ali's actual descendants, Abul Hashim, a generation earlier.","qid":1030303,"docid":"4236749","rank":72,"score":64751.0},{"content":"Al-Aziz was the first Fatimid Caliph to reign in Egypt, starting in 975 upon his father's death, al-Mu'izz. 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Unlike hypothyroidism, which is characterized by low thyroid function, Hashimoto's involves a cycling between low and overactive thyroid function.","qid":1030303,"docid":"6394015","rank":76,"score":64127.0},{"content":"Muhammad, meaning \"highly praised,\" was the last prophet of Islam. His full name was Abu al-Qasim Muhammad Ibn Abd Allah Ibn Abd al-Muttalib Ibn Hashim. His father, Abdallah, passed away before his birth, and his mother, Aminah, died when he was six years old.","qid":1030303,"docid":"1292819","rank":77,"score":64006.0},{"content":"Clinical nutritionist Jessica Flanigan specializes in the autoimmune paleo diet. Her identical twin sister has Hashimoto's disease and celiac disease, both of which involve the immune system attacking specific glands or components, and they both follow this diet.","qid":1030303,"docid":"981137","rank":78,"score":63777.0},{"content":"The name \"Al-'Aziz\" has two main meanings for believers. First, it signifies Allah as the Unique and Unmatched One, who cannot be equaled or compared to anything. Second, it denotes Allah as the One Who overpowers and is never overpowered. Additionally, there is a subtle fourth meaning, which is that Allah is the Giver of power and honor to His slaves.","qid":1030303,"docid":"6939425","rank":79,"score":63657.0},{"content":"Lauren Hashian is a singer-songwriter of Armenian, German, and around 1\/32 Danish descent. She is the daughter of a former model Suzanne J. (Jipp) and the former drummer of Boston, Sib Hashian. Hashian has a child with her partner, Dwayne \"The Rock\" Johnson, who is a wrestler and actor.","qid":1030303,"docid":"398012","rank":80,"score":63649.0},{"content":"Rosmah Mansor, the wife of Malaysia's prime minister, is compared to Imelda Marcos due to her reported extensive use of power and ownership of a expensive Hermes Birkin bag worth $200,000.","qid":1030303,"docid":"3302256","rank":81,"score":63542.0},{"content":"The article in The Hollywood Reporter refers to Rosmah Mansor, the wife of the Malaysian prime minister, being compared to Imelda Marcos due to her reported wealth and influence. She is known for owning a expensive Hermes Birkin bag worth $200,000 and is believed to wield significant power alongside her husband.","qid":1030303,"docid":"3302250","rank":82,"score":63340.0},{"content":"Hamza's father, Abdul Muttalib, was from the Quraysh tribe in Mecca, specifically from the ibn Abd Manaf ibn Qusayy lineage. His mother, Hala, was from the Zuhra clan of the same tribe. They met when Abdul Muttalib visited Wahb ibn 'Abd Manaf to propose a marriage between his son Abdullah and Wahb's daughter Amina.","qid":1030303,"docid":"4882562","rank":83,"score":63228.0},{"content":"Virat Kohli is a superior cricketer and player compared to Hashim Amla.","qid":1030303,"docid":"309441","rank":84,"score":62925.0},{"content":"Ali, the prominent Islamic figure, is a descendant of Ishmael (Ismail), the son of Abraham (Ibrahim), through his mother Fatima bint Asad, who was also from Banu Hashim. According to several sources, particularly Shi'i ones, Ali was born inside the Kaaba in Mecca and lived there with his mother for three days.","qid":1030303,"docid":"4358004","rank":85,"score":62894.0},{"content":"Nadim Karam is a Lebanese artist known for his multidisciplinary work in sculpture, painting, drawing, and architecture. He combines these artistic forms to create large-scale urban projects in various cities around the world. 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From 1991 to 1995, she starred as the title character in NBC's Blossom.","qid":1030303,"docid":"6051511","rank":96,"score":61008.0},{"content":"Hashian was selected by Boston founder Tom Scholz in 1975 to replace original drummer Jim Masdea prior to recording, following Epic Records' request.","qid":1030303,"docid":"8788022","rank":97,"score":60854.0},{"content":"The Aziziye Mosque, located in Stoke Newington, London, is a mosque primarily serving the British Turkish community. Funded by the UK Turkish Islamic Association, its construction began in 1983.","qid":1030303,"docid":"17757","rank":98,"score":60704.0},{"content":"Anonymous woman accuses Aziz Ansari of sexual misconduct, specifically pressuring her for oral sex. No comment from Ansari's representatives yet.","qid":1030303,"docid":"7168325","rank":99,"score":60680.0},{"content":"Muhammad, born around 570 in Mecca, Arabia, was the last prophet of Islam. 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It involves various stages such as requirements management, software architecture, computer programming, software testing, software maintenance, change management, continuous integration, project management, and release management.","qid":673670,"docid":"3592286","rank":2,"score":103931.0},{"content":"Acral lentiginous melanoma is a type of melanoma accounting for 5% of cases in the US, primarily found on feet, hands, mucous membranes, and nails, and is the leading cause of skin cancer deaths.","qid":673670,"docid":"8735640","rank":3,"score":103834.0},{"content":"Application lifecycle management (ALM) involves overseeing a software application from its inception to retirement, including the documentation and tracking of changes.","qid":673670,"docid":"3607500","rank":4,"score":103038.0},{"content":"Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) is a process that manages the entire lifecycle of an application, from idea conception to removal from systems. ALM includes Software Development Lifecycle. Advantages of ALM include reduced development and adaptation time, and an efficient work environment when connected to an organization's ecosystem.","qid":673670,"docid":"8632357","rank":5,"score":102037.0},{"content":"ALM, or Application Lifecycle Management, is a process for managing the entire software development project from requirements to release, using tools for project management, configuration management, and various development stages including architecture, coding, and testing.","qid":673670,"docid":"8632364","rank":6,"score":101858.0},{"content":"Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) refers to the management of a software's entire lifecycle from conception to completion, including testing and support, distinguishing it from traditional Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) which primarily focuses on development.","qid":673670,"docid":"8632362","rank":7,"score":101449.0},{"content":"Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) is a set of processes and tools for managing the software delivery process from development to deployment. The phases include definition, design, development, testing, deployment, and management, all of which are closely monitored and controlled.","qid":673670,"docid":"7257304","rank":8,"score":101344.0},{"content":"Acral lentiginous melanoma is a type of melanoma that usually develops on the feet, hands, toenails, fingernails, and mucous membranes.","qid":673670,"docid":"8735643","rank":9,"score":101253.0},{"content":"Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) is the ability to integrate and manage various stages of software delivery, including development, testing, deployment, and maintenance.","qid":673670,"docid":"7257306","rank":10,"score":100403.0},{"content":"Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) is a set of processes and tools for managing the software delivery process from development to deployment. It includes phases such as definition, design, development, testing, deployment, and management, with each step closely monitored and controlled.","qid":673670,"docid":"2240354","rank":11,"score":100212.0},{"content":"Asset Liability Management (ALM) is the process of managing financial risks related to interest rates, exchange rates, and other factors that impact a company's liquidity.","qid":673670,"docid":"1282794","rank":12,"score":100105.0},{"content":"Asset Liability Management (ALM) is the process of managing financial risks related to interest rate and foreign exchange rate changes.","qid":673670,"docid":"1282792","rank":13,"score":99749.0},{"content":"Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) is a term used in marketing materials by various companies, particularly in the software development industry, to refer to the management of the entire process of software development from inception to retirement.","qid":673670,"docid":"8524263","rank":14,"score":99380.0},{"content":"Alms, also spelled as \u00c9\u0091\u00cb\u0090mz or \u00c9\u0091\u00cb\u0090lmz, refer to acts of giving as a virtue, providing material goods or capabilities like education. This practice is found in various religions and regions.","qid":673670,"docid":"1511459","rank":15,"score":99278.0},{"content":"The Army Learning Management System (ALMS) is a centralized training platform used by NCOs, training managers, instructors, unit commanders, and individual users to schedule, register, and deliver standardized Army training to Soldiers and DA Civilians, both domestically and internationally.","qid":673670,"docid":"8773078","rank":16,"score":98394.0},{"content":"Alms, also known as almsgiving, is the act of giving to others as a virtuous deed. It can be material or in the form of providing capabilities like education. This practice is found in various religions and regions.","qid":673670,"docid":"1511452","rank":17,"score":97774.0},{"content":"The Army Learning Management System (ALMS) is a Web-based platform that provides Soldiers with training, manages training information, offers collaboration and scheduling features, and facilitates career planning in both residential and non-residential training settings.","qid":673670,"docid":"1705886","rank":18,"score":97738.0},{"content":"Asset and liability management (ALM), a risk management practice, was first adopted by financial institutions during the 1970s in response to volatile interest rates. Its purpose is to mitigate risks resulting from mismatches between assets and liabilities.","qid":673670,"docid":"2240356","rank":19,"score":97210.0},{"content":"Asset and liability management (ALM) is a financial practice initiated in the 1970s to manage risks resulting from the volatility of interest rates and the mismatches between an institution's assets and liabilities.","qid":673670,"docid":"2240351","rank":20,"score":96312.0},{"content":"The Army Learning Management System (ALMS) is a Web-based platform that delivers training to Soldiers, manages training information, offers collaboration and scheduling features, and provides career planning capabilities in both residential and non-residential training settings.","qid":673670,"docid":"1954736","rank":21,"score":96005.0},{"content":"The term ALM (Application Lifecycle Management) encompasses a shift in software development approach, similar to DevOps, which combines the responsibilities of application development and systems operations teams.","qid":673670,"docid":"8632363","rank":22,"score":95617.0},{"content":"The Army Learning Management System (ALMS) is a Web-based platform that offers training to Soldiers, manages training information, and provides collaboration, scheduling, and career planning features in both residential and non-residential settings.","qid":673670,"docid":"1954745","rank":23,"score":95393.0},{"content":"The passage defines \"alms\" as something, such as money or food, given freely to help the poor. An archaic term for \"alms\" is \"charity.\"","qid":673670,"docid":"7257302","rank":24,"score":92483.0},{"content":"Alms refer to money or food given freely to help the poor. An example of using this term in a sentence is \"She distributed alms to the homeless every Christmas.\" Synonym: charity.","qid":673670,"docid":"7257301","rank":25,"score":92227.0},{"content":"Asset Liability Management (ALM) is a mechanism used by banks to manage the risk of a mismatch between assets and liabilities, caused by issues with liquidity or interest rate changes. Liquidity refers to a institution's ability to meet its liabilities through borrowing or converting assets.","qid":673670,"docid":"761712","rank":26,"score":92047.0},{"content":"Alum refers to crystalline double salts of trivalent metals like aluminum, chromium, or iron, and monovalent metals such as potassium or sodium, with aluminum potassium sulfate being a common type. Alum is used extensively in industry as a hardener and purifier, and in medicine as an emetic and to halt bleeding.","qid":673670,"docid":"6084744","rank":27,"score":91763.0},{"content":"Alm is a protagonist in Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia, raised by his grandfather in a village. He has a close friendship with Celica from childhood.","qid":673670,"docid":"824934","rank":28,"score":90982.0},{"content":"ALM (Application Lifecycle Management) encompasses a wider scope than SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle), which focuses only on the phases of software development including requirements, design, coding, testing, configuration, project management, and change management.","qid":673670,"docid":"8632365","rank":29,"score":87951.0},{"content":"Alum is a crystalline double salt made up of a trivalent metal like aluminum, chromium, or iron, and a monovalent metal such as potassium or sodium, most commonly aluminum potassium sulfate. It is used extensively in industry as a hardener and purifier, and in medicine as an emetic and to halt bleeding.","qid":673670,"docid":"1178245","rank":30,"score":86917.0},{"content":"Alum is a double sulfate made up of a univalent metal (such as potassium) and a trivalent metal (like aluminum, iron, or chromium). It is used as an astringent, emetic, and in the production of baking powders, dyes, and paper. The most common form is potash alum, which is potassium aluminum sulfate.","qid":673670,"docid":"6084745","rank":31,"score":85316.0},{"content":"The word \"alms\" is derived from the Greek word \"eleemosune.\" Its evolution can be traced through various reduced forms in German, Wyclif's Almesse, Scotch Aw'mons, and English alms.","qid":673670,"docid":"3345263","rank":32,"score":84568.0},{"content":"Alum is a chemical compound and a class of chemicals, with the specific compound being potassium aluminum sulfate (KAl(SO4)\u00b72H2O). It is used in depilatory waxes for hair removal and as a soothing agent on freshly waxed skin. In the 1950s, men used alum as an alternative to pomade to keep crewcut or flattop hairstyles in place.","qid":673670,"docid":"867190","rank":33,"score":83868.0},{"content":"The word \"alms\" is derived from the Greek word \"eleemosune.\" Its evolution can be traced through various reduced forms in German, Wyclif's English, and Scottish languages.","qid":673670,"docid":"3345266","rank":34,"score":83767.0},{"content":"Alum is a chemical substance belonging to the larger class of chemicals. The specific compound is potassium aluminum sulfate with the formula KAl(SO4)2.12H2O.","qid":673670,"docid":"1454201","rank":35,"score":83316.0},{"content":"AQIM, or Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, is a Salafi-jihadist militant group and U.S.-designated foreign terrorist organization based in the Sahara and Sahel regions. It originated from Algeria's civil war in the 1990s and has since become an affiliate of al-Qaeda with expanding regional objectives.","qid":673670,"docid":"4091156","rank":36,"score":83172.0},{"content":"The passage describes ALM as a \"dead-end acronym\" where people are unable to understand its meaning even after seeing its expanded form.","qid":673670,"docid":"8524264","rank":37,"score":83023.0},{"content":"Alms and almsgiving refer to charitable donations or gifts, often given to the needy or less fortunate. 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Historically, alum was used by English bakers to make bread whiter.","qid":673670,"docid":"4133950","rank":43,"score":81039.0},{"content":"A term in the Visual Studio ALM Help glossary referring to software that records profiling data into a performance data file.","qid":673670,"docid":"907457","rank":44,"score":80822.0},{"content":"ALM offers a range of products such as Abbott prism, self-expanding stent system, absorb bioresorbable vascular scaffold system, customvue, carb control, alimentum, blink, Baereldt, Biaxin, Brufen, Companion, diagnostics software, and Ensure pudding.","qid":673670,"docid":"1531310","rank":45,"score":80813.0},{"content":"AQIM, or Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, is a Salafi-jihadist militant group and U.S.-designated foreign terrorist organization based in the Sahara and Sahel regions. Its origins can be traced back to Algeria's civil war in the 1990s, and it has since become an affiliate of Al-Qaeda with expanding regional objectives.","qid":673670,"docid":"5279384","rank":46,"score":80437.0},{"content":"Siemens releases an update for its Automation License Manager (ALM) software, addressing multiple vulnerabilities. Users are urged to install the new version.","qid":673670,"docid":"3916293","rank":47,"score":80152.0},{"content":"The ALM Web Client is user-friendly, easy to navigate, and offers new features that shorten work processes and enhance user experience. A key advantage is that no client components need to be downloaded to your machine.","qid":673670,"docid":"2240358","rank":48,"score":80027.0},{"content":"The passage from Alms Smith's Bible Dictionary emphasizes the biblical requirement of giving alms, particularly in kind, derived from agricultural produce. This duty is mentioned in various passages in Leviticus (9, 10, 22, 23, 11, 19, and 26). Ruth 2:2 is also cited as an example.","qid":673670,"docid":"1511457","rank":49,"score":79902.0},{"content":"An ALM system stores valuable data, primarily intellectual property in the form of source code.","qid":673670,"docid":"8524262","rank":50,"score":79701.0},{"content":"Alum is a chemical compound formed by the combination of an alkali metal (such as potassium) and a trivalent metal (like aluminum). The most commonly used form in food processing is potassium aluminum sulfate, also known as potash alum.","qid":673670,"docid":"3265118","rank":51,"score":79574.0},{"content":"Application lifecycle management (ALM) is the process of managing the development and maintenance of computer programs, including requirements management, software architecture, programming, testing, maintenance, change management, continuous integration, project management, and release management. 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This obligation applies to those who are able to do so and is considered a personal responsibility to alleviate economic hardships and reduce inequality.","qid":673670,"docid":"1511454","rank":55,"score":78667.0},{"content":"The Risk Analytics ALM Model, with 20 years of experience, is a dynamic income simulation and Present Value of Equity model offering results from nine interest rate stress tests, each up to 400 basis points.","qid":673670,"docid":"6342707","rank":56,"score":78489.0},{"content":"The ALM (Asset-Liability Management) responsibility is typically shared between the treasury and CFO in larger organizations. In smaller companies, the ALM process can be managed by one or two individuals, such as the CEO or CFO\/treasurer.","qid":673670,"docid":"2240357","rank":57,"score":77957.0},{"content":"The passage describes the variable \"al\" in English language, which derives from the Latin \"ad\" prefix. This suffix has the meaning \"of the kind of, pertaining to, having the form or character of\" the named stem. It is found in loanwords from Latin and is productive in English with bases of Latin origin, such as \"autumnal,\" \"natural,\" and \"pastoral.\" The suffix is also responsible for the formation of words like \"accidental,\" \"","qid":673670,"docid":"1857041","rank":58,"score":77925.0},{"content":"HP Application Lifecycle Management (HP ALM) is a collection of software tools offered by Hewlett Packard Enterprise's HP Software Division for application development and testing. (June 2015)","qid":673670,"docid":"4013566","rank":59,"score":77395.0},{"content":"The Arabic definite article \"al-\" or \"el-as\" is a particle used to make the following noun definite. For instance, \"al-yawm\" means \"this day\" or \"today.\" In modern Arabic, this function is mostly idiomatic and does not apply to new words. 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Words used as names function as adjectives and nouns in regular language. The Arabic word for daughter is \"bint.\" A woman named Fatimah bint Tariq bin Khalid al-Fulan translates to \"Fatimah, daughter of Tariq, son of Khaled, of the family al-","qid":673670,"docid":"3733000","rank":75,"score":74084.0},{"content":"Alprazolam, also known as Xanax, is a short-acting anxiolytic medication commonly used for treating panic disorder and anxiety disorders like generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) and social anxiety disorder (SAD). It was the 12th most prescribed medicine in 2010. 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The company leads in the metal wall panel industry with skilled fabricators and installers, ensuring customized design and specification implementation.","qid":673670,"docid":"6955615","rank":81,"score":72949.0},{"content":"The Risk Analytics ALM Model helps financial institutions assess the impact of interest rate changes on their earnings and capital value by analyzing the cash flows of their balance sheet instruments.","qid":673670,"docid":"6342703","rank":82,"score":72795.0},{"content":"Almsgiving is the act of making charitable donations or giving money or goods to the needy.","qid":673670,"docid":"3345269","rank":83,"score":72541.0},{"content":"The suffix \"al\" denotes relation to, process of, or an action. Examples include \"hormonal,\" related to hormones, and \"referral,\" related to the process of giving and checking references.","qid":673670,"docid":"4169528","rank":84,"score":72332.0},{"content":"The Risk Analytics ALM Model helps financial institutions comprehend how interest rate modifications impact future earnings and the value of their balance sheet instruments.","qid":673670,"docid":"6342705","rank":85,"score":72248.0},{"content":"Alprazolam, also known as Xanax, is a short-acting anxiolytic medication of the benzodiazepine class. It is used to treat panic disorder and anxiety disorders like generalized anxiety disorder and social anxiety disorder. Alprazolam is chemically similar to triazolam but lacks a chlorine atom in the o-position of its 6-phenyl ring. The production process for alprazol","qid":673670,"docid":"723118","rank":86,"score":72240.0},{"content":"Albinism is a genetic condition characterized by the absence or reduction of pigment in the skin and eyes. 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{"query":"how much money do motivational speakers make","hits":[{"content":"The average motivational speaker earned approximately $88,000 per year as of 2013, according to Indeed. However, salaries can fluctuate significantly due to factors such as location, fame, speech frequency, and merchandising.","qid":324585,"docid":"8290314","rank":1,"score":150409.0},{"content":"Motivational speakers earn significantly different salaries depending on their location, with New York, Washington D.C., and California being the highest paying states at approximately $106,000, $104,000, and $95,000 per year, respectively. Self-employed motivational speakers set their own salaries based on their profits.","qid":324585,"docid":"8290309","rank":2,"score":145879.0},{"content":"A rate sheet for motivational speakers is not standard, and determining their fees is compared to herding cats. Entry-level professionals may charge between $2500 and $3000.","qid":324585,"docid":"405277","rank":3,"score":141314.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the fee ranges for motivational speakers, with experienced and professional speakers charging between $6,000 and $20,000, and celebrity motivational speakers charging significantly more, between $35,000 and $235,000.","qid":324585,"docid":"405281","rank":4,"score":138833.0},{"content":"Motorspeakers' fees for non-celebrity professionals range from $1,500 to $30,000, with Pro Speak offering most speakers in the $5,000 to $10,000 bracket.","qid":324585,"docid":"8310499","rank":5,"score":137135.0},{"content":"Motivational speakers' fees vary based on experience and event length, with professional non-celebrity speakers costing between $1,500 and $30,000 for an event.","qid":324585,"docid":"1536988","rank":6,"score":136509.0},{"content":"Motivational speakers' fees vary based on experience and event length, with professional non-celebrity speakers costing between $1,500 and $30,000. Pro Speak offers most of its speakers in the $5,000 to $10,000 range.","qid":324585,"docid":"8500123","rank":7,"score":136407.0},{"content":"The cost of motivational or keynote speakers can vary significantly based on their experience. Professional speakers, who are not celebrities, typically charge between $1,500 and $30,000 for an event.","qid":324585,"docid":"8500121","rank":8,"score":132773.0},{"content":"Motivational or keynote speakers' costs can vary greatly, with professional non-celebrity speakers typically charging between $1,500 and $30,000 for an event. Pro Speak offers most of its speakers in the $5,000 to $10,000 range.","qid":324585,"docid":"8310502","rank":9,"score":132387.0},{"content":"The cost for motivational or keynote speakers can vary greatly, with professional non-celebrity speakers typically charging between $1,500 and $30,000, while celebrities and accomplished authors often demand fees of $50,000 or more.","qid":324585,"docid":"8310498","rank":10,"score":130297.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the cost range for motivational or keynote speakers at events, with professional non-celebrity speakers typically costing between $1,500 and $30,000.","qid":324585,"docid":"1536990","rank":11,"score":129295.0},{"content":"Pro Speak offers motivational and keynote speakers within the price range of $5,000 to $10,000. These speakers include published authors, business gurus, and Olympic champions.","qid":324585,"docid":"1536995","rank":12,"score":126063.0},{"content":"Motivational speaker costs can range significantly, with some charging like a used Ford Pinto and others commanding prices similar to a new Mercedes. General guidelines exist for estimating costs.","qid":324585,"docid":"8310496","rank":13,"score":106877.0},{"content":"A motivational speaker earns income through public speaking and selling related products such as books and programs, but they are not solely motivated by financial gain.","qid":324585,"docid":"7941125","rank":14,"score":104078.0},{"content":"Famous ex-politicians Bill Clinton and Rudy Giuliani reportedly earned around $225,000 and $270,000, respectively, for speaking engagements.","qid":324585,"docid":"7363143","rank":15,"score":101226.0},{"content":"Sipho Mnyakeni, a motivational speaker and author from Brandhof, South Africa, became a GDI affiliate in 2005. He didn't typically participate in make money opportunities but recognized the need for a website to expand his reach. For $10 per month, he obtained a website, helped others do the same, and earned income.","qid":324585,"docid":"1051441","rank":16,"score":100926.0},{"content":"Jared Fogle is an American spokesperson and motivational speaker with a net worth of $15 million. Known for his role as the main Subway spokesperson and motivational speaking, Fogle was born on December 1, 1977, in Indianapolis, Indiana.","qid":324585,"docid":"1261381","rank":17,"score":100757.0},{"content":"The passage is about \"Why Speakers Earn $30,000 an Hour\" from the book \"Confessions of a Public Speaker\" by Scott Berkun. The book is described as humorous and practical, providing insights into the techniques of effective communication used by great speakers and teaching readers how to apply these skills.","qid":324585,"docid":"2259938","rank":18,"score":100722.0},{"content":"Entry-level professional speakers typically charge between $2500 and $3000.","qid":324585,"docid":"1536993","rank":19,"score":100635.0},{"content":"Daniel Ruettiger is a motivational speaker with a net worth of $500 thousand. He gained his wealth from being a former player of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team and from sharing his life story as a Notre Dame player, which was turned into the 1990s film \"Rudy.\"","qid":324585,"docid":"8160773","rank":20,"score":100548.0},{"content":"Motivational speaker fees can range significantly, from low-cost to high-end, comparing to used and new car prices.","qid":324585,"docid":"1536989","rank":21,"score":100533.0},{"content":"Jordan Belfort is a motivational speaker and author with a net worth in the negative due to over $100 million in reparative damages from a fraud scheme, \"Stratton Oakmont,\" which defrauded investors for approximately $200 million. He is an example of falling from grace and now earns a living through business motivational speeches and the sales of his two best-selling books, \"The Wolf of Wall Street\" (2008","qid":324585,"docid":"1514876","rank":22,"score":100149.0},{"content":"Jared Fogle is an American spokesperson and motivational speaker with a net worth of $15 million. He gained fame as the main Subway sandwich spokesperson.","qid":324585,"docid":"1261384","rank":23,"score":99484.0},{"content":"The speaker's fee varies, ranging from free to $50,000. Fees above $20,000 are typically paid to celebrities such as war heroes, actors, politicians, sports figures, and musicians. The majority of speakers fall within the lower fee range.","qid":324585,"docid":"8310503","rank":24,"score":98881.0},{"content":"The passage describes motivational speakers who share inspiring stories from various fields like sports, business, and the military. These speakers are known for their ability to motivate audiences with tales of overcoming limitations, adversity, and performing well in challenging situations.","qid":324585,"docid":"7884826","rank":25,"score":98708.0},{"content":"Jared Fogle is an American spokesperson and motivational speaker with a net worth of $15 million.","qid":324585,"docid":"1261387","rank":26,"score":98412.0},{"content":"The average speaker's fee is $3,500 plus travel. Speakers new in their career may charge around $500 plus travel. 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Celebrities and accomplished authors often demand fees of $50,000 or more to speak at events.","qid":324585,"docid":"1536997","rank":30,"score":97013.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the top motivational speakers in the world who inspire and motivate audiences to greatness. The speaker personally acknowledges the significant impact these motivational speakers have had on them, elevating them beyond the \"good\" category.","qid":324585,"docid":"405282","rank":31,"score":96942.0},{"content":"Tony Blair, the former British prime minister, is the world's highest paid public speaker, earning up to \u00c2\u00a36,000 per minute for his speeches on the international lecture circuit.","qid":324585,"docid":"6480418","rank":32,"score":95289.0},{"content":"Jordan Belfort, an American author and motivational speaker, has a net worth of $-100 million. He is known for founding the financial brokerage firm, Stratton Oakmont, in The Bronx, New York.","qid":324585,"docid":"1514877","rank":33,"score":95199.0},{"content":"The passage provides advice on how to become a successful motivational speaker and get paid. It highlights the importance of being great on stage as a crucial factor in securing gigs.","qid":324585,"docid":"8290312","rank":34,"score":94647.0},{"content":"The passage discusses the question of how to become a motivational speaker and get paid. The answer is divided into two parts: the first is being great on stage, which is crucial for success.","qid":324585,"docid":"8290306","rank":35,"score":94269.0},{"content":"Companies use motivational speakers, also known as pep talks, to communicate clear company strategies, inspire employees, and boost sales force morale. The direct selling industry features many successful motivational speakers. A poll on the topic was open until August 15 and has since closed.","qid":324585,"docid":"6480417","rank":36,"score":94220.0},{"content":"Eric Thomas, a motivational speaker from Detroit with a rough childhood, is gaining popularity and personally inspiring many.","qid":324585,"docid":"6480424","rank":37,"score":93537.0},{"content":"Retired football player Daniel Ruettiger, also known as Rudy, has a net worth of $500,000 in 2017. He currently works as a motivational speaker.","qid":324585,"docid":"8160765","rank":38,"score":93147.0},{"content":"Caitlyn Jenner, with an estimated net worth of $100 million, is expected to make a groundbreaking impact despite not needing the money. She previously earned $40,000 for motivational speaking tours as Bruce Jenner.","qid":324585,"docid":"3123073","rank":39,"score":92078.0},{"content":"To be an effective motivational speaker, assess and convey a message that resonates with your audience's needs and aspirations. Success depends on successfully motivating or conveying your valuable message.","qid":324585,"docid":"7941130","rank":40,"score":91932.0},{"content":"Jared Fogle is an American spokesperson and motivational speaker with a net worth of $15 million. He gained fame as the main Subway sandwich spokesperson.","qid":324585,"docid":"1261383","rank":41,"score":91693.0},{"content":"The Reagans generated significant attention in Japan, enhancing the company's reputation. Tony Blair is the world's highest-paid speaker, earning approximately $616,000 for two half-hour speeches in the Philippines in 2009, equating to over $10,000 per minute.","qid":324585,"docid":"6480422","rank":42,"score":91601.0},{"content":"A motivational speaker is an individual who delivers speeches aimed at inspiring and motivating audiences in a business context.","qid":324585,"docid":"6480421","rank":43,"score":91535.0},{"content":"Historically, notable speakers have impacted and transformed the lives of vast numbers of people. Presently, motivational speakers are engaged by educational institutions to encourage and motivate students to excel as leaders, apply themselves academically, avoid drugs, and strategize effectively for their academic futures.","qid":324585,"docid":"7941129","rank":44,"score":91418.0},{"content":"Hiring a motivational speaker can transform an event from average to life-changing by igniting the potential in attendees through proven techniques.","qid":324585,"docid":"7941127","rank":45,"score":91130.0},{"content":"A lecturer or speaker earns an average salary of S$60,831 per year, with teaching being a valuable skill that often leads to higher pay in this profession.","qid":324585,"docid":"6836750","rank":46,"score":90913.0},{"content":"Don Peppers charges a higher speaking fee of $30,000 and above for events, while most professional speakers charge between $2,500 and $7,500 for a 90-minute presentation and breakout sessions.","qid":324585,"docid":"8500120","rank":47,"score":90708.0},{"content":"Established public speakers can earn significant fees, ranging from $25-40k per appearance, while some high-profile individuals like former CEOs, politicians, retired athletes, and celebrities can charge hundreds of thousands of dollars for a single engagement.","qid":324585,"docid":"5525879","rank":48,"score":90620.0},{"content":"A lecturer or speaker earns an average salary of S$60,831 per year, and the skill of teaching contributes to higher pay in this profession. After approximately 20 years in this field, most individuals transition to new positions.","qid":324585,"docid":"6836748","rank":49,"score":90587.0},{"content":"Former President George W. Bush earns between $100,000 and $175,000 per speech, delivering at least 200 speeches since leaving office in 2009.","qid":324585,"docid":"7363141","rank":50,"score":90473.0},{"content":"The El Moussas earn $10,000 per episode for their appearance on \"Flip or Flop\" and can make up to $40,000 for speaking engagements.","qid":324585,"docid":"4708904","rank":51,"score":90366.0},{"content":"Speaker bureaus are less likely to represent speakers who charge less than $10,000 per speech due to the small percentage they would earn from the fee.","qid":324585,"docid":"8290307","rank":52,"score":90331.0},{"content":"The average annual salary for a Lecturer or Speaker is approximately Rs 245,841 with moderate influence of experience. After a decade in this field, most individuals transition to new roles, with potential earnings ranging from Rs 120,267 to Rs 521,504 per year.","qid":324585,"docid":"6126018","rank":53,"score":90272.0},{"content":"Congressional leaders, including the Speaker of the House and party leaders, earn larger salaries, with the Speaker making $223,500 and party leaders $193,400 annually. However, first-term congressmen cannot hold these positions, which are based on seniority.","qid":324585,"docid":"2193462","rank":54,"score":89736.0},{"content":"A Lecturer\/Speaker earns an average yearly salary of Rs 245,841 with moderate influence of experience on income. After a decade in this field, most individuals seek new opportunities.","qid":324585,"docid":"6126016","rank":55,"score":89735.0},{"content":"A lecturer or speaker earns an average salary of S$60,831 per year, with teaching skills leading to higher pay. After around 20 years in the field, most individuals transition to new positions, with a salary range of S$39,309 to S$100,280.","qid":324585,"docid":"6836749","rank":56,"score":89618.0},{"content":"The Speaker Pro Tempore of the House is paid an annual salary of $21,739, which is disbursed monthly, and receives an additional monthly expense allowance of $836.","qid":324585,"docid":"2680221","rank":57,"score":89272.0},{"content":"The Leading Authorities speakers bureau provides motivational speakers with a balance of entertainment and education for various groups. Their inspiring stories and insights leave a lasting impact on audiences post-keynote.","qid":324585,"docid":"7884825","rank":58,"score":89199.0},{"content":"Congressional leaders, including the Speaker of the House, Majority and Minority leaders of the House and Senate, and the President pro tempore in 2006, earned an annual salary of $183,500. The Speaker of the House received a higher salary of $212,100.","qid":324585,"docid":"4162058","rank":59,"score":89166.0},{"content":"The speaker of the House earns the highest annual salary of $223,500, while the president pro tempore of the Senate, and the majority and minority leaders in the House and Senate receive $193,400.","qid":324585,"docid":"4446192","rank":60,"score":89081.0},{"content":"The annual salary for a Representative in the US Congress was $174,000 as of December 2014. The Speaker of the House and the party leaders earned more: $223,500 for the Speaker and $193,400 for the party leaders.","qid":324585,"docid":"2479624","rank":61,"score":88886.0},{"content":"The annual salary for a Representative in the US Congress was $174,000 as of December 2014. The Speaker of the House and the party leaders earned more: $223,500 for the Speaker and $193,400 for the party leaders.","qid":324585,"docid":"5641531","rank":62,"score":88860.0},{"content":"Some public figures, including Anderson Cooper, Alex Rodriguez, Kim Catrall, and Serena Williams, charge over $50,000 for speaking engagements.","qid":324585,"docid":"509044","rank":63,"score":88848.0},{"content":"In 2012, Doris Kearns Goodwin, an author and historian, was the second speaker in a series. The foundation did not disclose her speaking fee, but the Washington Speakers Bureau, her lecture agency, lists her fee as over $40,000.","qid":324585,"docid":"4706676","rank":64,"score":88835.0},{"content":"The Speaker of the House and Majority and Minority Leaders in the U.S. Congress earn annual salaries of $223,500 and $193,400, respectively, with cost-of-living adjustments increasing their pay annually unless Congress votes against it. The House of Representatives, also known as The House, is one of the two houses in the bicameral legislature, the other being the Senate.","qid":324585,"docid":"640399","rank":65,"score":88388.0},{"content":"In 2010, Answer Wiki members earned an average of $174,000 per year, with the Speaker making $223,500 and both Majority and Minority Leaders earning $193,400. Their salaries automatically increase with cost of living adjustments, and any voted increase doesn't take effect until the next Congress.","qid":324585,"docid":"4560658","rank":66,"score":88374.0},{"content":"In 2010, the base salary for a member of Congress was $174,000. The speaker earned $223,500, while majority and minority leaders made $193,400. Congress sets its own salaries and any changes cannot take effect until the next term to prevent potential abuse.","qid":324585,"docid":"5358854","rank":67,"score":88301.0},{"content":"Former President George W. Bush earns between $100,000 and $175,000 per speech, giving at least 200 speeches since leaving office in 2009, resulting in over $30 million in speech fees.","qid":324585,"docid":"7363142","rank":68,"score":88230.0},{"content":"The motivational speaking industry is thriving with a large number of gurus including Tony Robbins, Eric Thomas, and Les Brown. Newcomers are also emerging in the field. Some question if the industry's success comes primarily from preaching and selling products.","qid":324585,"docid":"8480207","rank":69,"score":88116.0},{"content":"Lou Holtz is a retired American football coach, current sportscaster, author, and motivational speaker with an estimated net worth of $4 million. Born in West Virginia, he grew up in Ohio as a Roman Catholic.","qid":324585,"docid":"6473682","rank":70,"score":87606.0},{"content":"The Speaker of the House earns a salary of $223,500, while the President pro tempore of the Senate, and the majority and minority leaders in the House and Senate receive a salary of $193,400. Their pay was frozen at these levels from 2011 to 2012 due to P.L. 111-165 and P.L. 111-322","qid":324585,"docid":"5325683","rank":71,"score":87576.0},{"content":"A Lecturer or Speaker earns an average salary of S$60,831 per year, and having a teaching skill increases pay. After 20 years, they typically transition to new roles with a salary range of S$39,309 to S$100,280.","qid":324585,"docid":"7386634","rank":72,"score":87495.0},{"content":"A lecturer or speaker earns an average salary of S$60,831 per year with teaching skills leading to higher pay. The total pay range is S$39,309 to S$100,280 and includes base salary, bonuses, and other cash earnings. After 20 years, most individuals in this field transition to new positions.","qid":324585,"docid":"6900492","rank":73,"score":87487.0},{"content":"Congressional leaders, including the Speaker of the House, Majority and Minority leaders of the House and Senate, and the President pro tempore in 2006, earned an annual salary of $183,500. They also received office space and paid staff as privileges. The Speaker of the House, however, made $212,100 per year.","qid":324585,"docid":"1906762","rank":74,"score":87417.0},{"content":"In 2013, the base salary for Senators and Representatives was $174,000. The majority and minority party leaders in the Senate and House received an additional $19,400, totaling $193,400. The Speaker of the House earned $49,500 more, with a salary of $223,500.","qid":324585,"docid":"2121001","rank":75,"score":87282.0},{"content":"A Lecturer or Speaker earns an average salary of R238,319 per year. After approximately 20 years in this profession, many individuals transition to new roles.","qid":324585,"docid":"6961645","rank":76,"score":87274.0},{"content":"The Speaker of the House in the General Assembly receives an annual salary of $38,151, paid monthly, and an additional expense allowance of $1,413 per month.","qid":324585,"docid":"2680222","rank":77,"score":87231.0},{"content":"A one-term US congressman earns an annual salary of $174,000. The Speaker of the House makes $223,500, while both houses' minority and majority leaders receive $193,400.","qid":324585,"docid":"2462463","rank":78,"score":87173.0},{"content":"Eric Thomas, a motivational speaker from Detroit with a rough childhood, is among the best and most popular in the world.","qid":324585,"docid":"6480420","rank":79,"score":87096.0},{"content":"Former President Bill Clinton delivers numerous speeches annually, earning between $250,000 and $500,000 per engagement, and received $750,000 for a single speech in Hong Kong in 2011.","qid":324585,"docid":"6490818","rank":80,"score":87090.0},{"content":"A Lecturer\/Speaker earns an average yearly salary of Rs 245,841 with a moderate impact of experience on income. After a decade in this field, most individuals transition to new roles, with potential earnings ranging from Rs 120,267 to Rs 521,504 per year.","qid":324585,"docid":"6196949","rank":81,"score":87000.0},{"content":"The Speaker of the House receives an annual salary of $38,151, paid monthly, and an additional expense allowance of $1,413 per month.","qid":324585,"docid":"3604670","rank":82,"score":86989.0},{"content":"Motivational speakers in the Leading Authorities category provide both entertainment and education for audiences. Their engaging insights and stories leave lasting impressions long after the keynote speech.","qid":324585,"docid":"7884831","rank":83,"score":86915.0},{"content":"US Congress members earn a base salary of $174,000 with additional benefits and expenses totaling around $1.5 million per year. Speakers of the House make $223,500, while minority and majority leaders in both houses earn $193,400.","qid":324585,"docid":"3609598","rank":84,"score":86878.0},{"content":"In 2013, the base salary for Senators and Representatives was $174,000. The majority and minority party leaders in the Senate and House received additional payments of $193,400 and $193,000, respectively. The Speaker of the House earned $223,500.","qid":324585,"docid":"1326578","rank":85,"score":86529.0},{"content":"Motivational speakers are available for hire on GigMasters for various events such as business functions, school assemblies, graduations, and charitable fundraisers in Whitt, TX.","qid":324585,"docid":"1579643","rank":86,"score":86527.0},{"content":"The average salary for a Lecturer or Speaker in India is approximately Rs 2,048,529 (Rs 245,841 * 10) over a decade, with experience having a moderate impact on income. After around 10 years in this profession, most individuals tend to transition to other roles.","qid":324585,"docid":"6126019","rank":87,"score":86366.0},{"content":"The Speaker of the House and certain congressional leaders, including majority and minority leaders in both the Senate and House, earn more than the average congressional salary of $174,000 per year, with the Speaker receiving $223,500 and other leaders receiving $193,400.","qid":324585,"docid":"2479626","rank":88,"score":86276.0},{"content":"The Federal Reserve Chair's successor, Ben Bernanke, earns less than $191,000 in his first year, while Lance Armstrong's speaking fees are reportedly over $100,000, but exact figures are difficult to obtain.","qid":324585,"docid":"6480425","rank":89,"score":86220.0},{"content":"In 2010, Answer Wiki members earned an average of $174,000 per year, with the Speaker making $223,500 and both Majority and Minority Leaders earning $193,400. Their salaries are subject to an automatic cost of living increase, and any voted raise doesn't take effect until the next Congress convenes.","qid":324585,"docid":"2193458","rank":90,"score":86213.0},{"content":"The author of an anonymous email calculated Pelosi's total income by adding her old House speaker salary, current salary, standard member salary, and an estimated $212,800 for medical benefits.","qid":324585,"docid":"6896603","rank":91,"score":86152.0},{"content":"Former drug kingpin and motivational speaker Rick Ross was arrested last week with $100,000 cash while driving on Highway 101 in Sonoma County. The charges against him were dropped on October 26, 2015.","qid":324585,"docid":"6974053","rank":92,"score":86144.0},{"content":"An average lecturer or speaker in Australia earns AU$83,212 per year with minimal salary increase based on experience.","qid":324585,"docid":"1908328","rank":93,"score":86015.0},{"content":"The passage summarizes that the anonymous author of an email inaccurately calculated Pelosi's income by adding together her old and current House speaker salary, the standard member salary, and an extra $212,800 for \"free medical,\" resulting in incorrect math.","qid":324585,"docid":"4618138","rank":94,"score":85986.0},{"content":"In 2011, the Vice President earned $277,300, the Speaker of the House of Representatives earned $223,500, the U.S. Secretary of State had a base salary of $186,600, and the top legal justice earned $217,400.","qid":324585,"docid":"2943415","rank":95,"score":85977.0},{"content":"Members of Congress earn an annual salary of $174,000 for most members and $223,500 for the Speaker, despite not passing a budget, regular appropriations bills, or other significant legislation.","qid":324585,"docid":"5695699","rank":96,"score":85945.0},{"content":"A Lecturer or Speaker earns an average salary of R238,319 per year. After two decades in this profession, most individuals transition to new roles. Key skills for high earnings include teaching, research analysis, lecturing, and research.","qid":324585,"docid":"6961642","rank":97,"score":85750.0},{"content":"The University generally pays an honorarium of $250 to $500 for a keynote speaker, but not for other conference presenters. Fill out the table below with your estimated costs.","qid":324585,"docid":"4139100","rank":98,"score":85749.0},{"content":"An Australian lecturer or speaker earns an average salary of AU$83,212 per year with little variation based on experience. After approximately 20 years in the field, most individuals in this profession transition to new roles.","qid":324585,"docid":"1908323","rank":99,"score":85573.0},{"content":"The Speaker of the House and certain congressional leaders, including majority and minority leaders in both the Senate and House, earn more than the average congressional salary of $174,000 per year, with the Speaker receiving $223,500 and other leaders receiving $193,400.","qid":324585,"docid":"2193463","rank":100,"score":85460.0}]}