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\Pred guess: [['plants. In 2017, researchers..', '. a new habitat.. a new habitat.a new habitat. In 2017, researchers announced a new genus of these organisms, batrachians. In 2018, researchers announced that 2018. and named them batrachians. called. new habitat.rachians., in 2018. new', '. species were previously thought to be extinct.. species were previously thought to be extinct. But now, researchers have found a new genus. genus was previously unknown........ batrachians batrachians batrachians.', 'batrachians. batrachians. batrachians. batrachians. The chytrid fungus is threatening batrachians. Batrachians are a group of organisms that live in caves. batrachians..........', "and the 'emerald glass' species. the fungus is threatening the species. the fungus is threatening its members. the fungus is threatening its members. In 2018, researchers announced a new genus of batrachians, batrachians......", 'to the surface. to the surface. The researchers also noted that the limbs of these organisms moved when they came to the surface. to the surface. to the surface. The researchers also noted that they were able to move when they came to the surface.........', 'a used names for these organisms are batrachians and chytrids. used names are batrachians and batrachians. used names are batrachians and batrachians. These are used names are batrachians and batrachians.........', 'species. species. The laevis species is the most common model organism. The tropicalis species is the most common model organism. The laevis species is the most common model organism. The tropicalis species is the most common model organism. The laevis species are the most common. The tropicalis species are the tropicalis. The tropicalis is', '” or “poison dart” is a “poison dart” that can be used to kill a variety of organisms. The “poison dart” is a “poison dart” that can be used to kill many species of insects. The “poison dart”', 'a species of and reptiles can use to kill each other. The poison dart is a variety of, for 10 points, whichs and reptiles can use to kill each other. amphibians and reptiles can use to kill each other. The of 10 points. 10 points...', 'amphibians? The “poison dart” is a variety of, for 10 points, which amphibians whose young are called tadpoles? Which amphibians have, for 10 points, which?rachians. new genus. new in., including the new species'], ['. valves. HV 905 and HV 905B. HV 905 and HV 905C are examples of the “bump” variety of these valves. HV 905 and HV 905D are examples of these.. HV 905 and. HV 905 and. HV', '. a variety of shapes. a variety of shapes. a variety of shapes. HV 905 is an example of this. The many different shapes.. a variety of shapes.......... these objects. a variety of', '. of these objects have “bump” shapes. of these objects have characteristic “bump” shapes. of these objects have characteristic “bump” shapes. of these objects have characteristic “bump” shapes. HV 905 HV 905 can have characteristic “bump” shapes....', 'HV 905 is an example of this variety. after the type of the object. HV 905 and HV 906. after the type of the object. after the type of the object. HV 905 is an example of this variety. HV 905......', '. 1 and 2 mm.. 1 and 2 mm. 1 and 2 mm. HV 905 Type II or or or or or or “shark-fin” shapes.. shapes..', '. and F8. HV 905 and F6. and F8. HV 905 and F6.. HV 905 is an example of Type II variety of these objects. HV 905 or. or. or “ shapes.-tooth” shapes', '. with increasing spectral class. The opacity of these objects typically increases with increasing spectral class. with increasing spectral class. with increasing spectral class. Type II variety.. curve for HV 905. HV 905.fin” shapes.', '.. The opacity of these objects is a characteristic of the Type II variety.. HV 905 is an example of this... HV 905 is an example of the “bump” variety. HV 905 and HV 905.. or “-', 'is not well understood. is not well understood. is not well understood. A relationship between the temperature and luminosity is not well understood. is not well understood. The object HV 905 is an example of the Type II variety. The Type II variety is not well understood.... or..', '. in 1927 when the in 1927. This relationship was first in 1927. The period and luminosity of these objects was first identified in 1927 when the kappa mechanism was first identified. The period and luminosity of these objects was first identified in 1927 when the period and luminosity of HV 905', 'objects. For 10 points, name these objects. For 10 points, name these objects. For 10 points, name these objects. For 10 points, name these objects. For 10 points, name these objects. For 10 points, name these objects. For 10 points, name these objects. For 10 points, name these objects. For 10 points, name these objects.', 'for 10 points, name these variable stars named after a King of Jaffa. For 10 points, name these variable stars named after a King of Jaffa. For 10 points, name these variable stars named after a King of Jaffa. For 10 points, name these variable stars named after a King of Jaffa.'], ['is being developed.', 'of compounds for use in this process are selective inhibitors of KAT6A and KAT6B. of compounds for use in this process are selective inhibitors of KAT6C. of compounds for use in this process are of compounds for use in this process are selective inhibitors of of compounds is.. compounds', 'are selective inhibitors of KAT6A and KAT6B. from a plant. from a plant. from a plant. from a plant. are selective inhibitors of KAT6A and KAT6B. are selective inhibitors of KAT6B.....', 'are called selective inhibitors of KAT6A and KAT6B... A class of compounds used in this process are selective inhibitors of KAT6A and KAT6B... are selective inhibitors of KAT6C.. called selective inhibitors of KAT6A.', 'are called of compounds from Streptomyces bacterium. of compounds from Streptomyces bacterium. of compounds from Streptomyces bacterium. of compounds from Streptomyces bacterium...........', 'are called cyclooxygenases. growth. growth. growth. growth. are selective inhibitors of KAT6A and KAT6B. are selective inhibitors of KAT6B.. KAT6A and KAT6B....', 'are die. About half of people undergoing this process are cancer patients. About half of people undergoing this process are cancer patients. About half of people undergoing this process are cancer patients. are cancer patients. die. die.. are..... and KAT6C. and', '.. About half of people undergoing this process receive a form of platinum-based antineoplastic. About half of people undergoing this process receive a form of platinum-based antineoplastic..... and are. and KAT6B. and KAT6C.', 'are selective inhibitors of KAT6A and KAT6B.. The other half receive a form of platinum-based antineoplastic drugs.... and KAT6B. These compounds are selective inhibitors of KAT6A and KAT6B.....', 'a form of cisplatin. cisplatin. cisplatin. These side effects are rare. this process. these are these are selective inhibitors of KAT6A and KAT6B. process. process. process. and K and KAT and K', '? This process is used to treat, for 10 points, what process of using toxic drugs? This process was developed after analysis of the adverse effects of nitrogen mustard on cell division.??? This process was developed after analysis of the adverse effects of nitrogen mustard on cell division. This process was developed after analysis of the adverse effects of nitrogen mustard on cell', '? What process is used to treat cancer? What process is used to treat cancer? What process is used to treat cancer? What process is used to treat cancer? What process is used to treat cancer?? and KAT6 and KAT6C. anthracyclines. are are derived from the are'], ['"Left Out" "Left Out"', '"Left Out" was right. that the Pittsburgh area is a "hotbed" of racism. The co-host of the show "Left Out" was right. that the city was racist. The co-host of the show was the first the city was racist. "Left Out" "', 'the distance between two of these with n elements. The distance between two of these with n elements. The distance between two of these with n elements. The distance between two of these with n elements. The distance between two of these with n elements. The distance between two of these with n elements. The distance between two of these with ', ' 6. terms of the distance between two of these with n elements. the paper. by the paper. The paper shows that the distance between two of these with n elements is 2n 6. That distance is defined in terms of the paper. The paper that showed that the the paper. "Left Out"', ' 6. order. n 6. order. The paper also shows that the distance between two of these with n elements is at most 2n 6. The paper that showed that the distance between two of these with n elements is 2n 6. The co-host of "Left Out" Pittsburgh Pittsburgh', ' 6 n. step in the paper. step in the paper. step in the paper. The paper was published in the journal Nature Communications. The paper was published in the journal Nature Communications. The paper was published in the journal Nature Communications. author. "Left Out" "Left Out"', 'show "Left Out" was the first author on the paper that showed that the distance between two of these with n elements is at most 2n 6. algorithm is based on algorithm. algorithm is based on the CART algorithm. The CART algorithm is based on algorithm is "Left Out"', ' 6. and the "order" type of these structures. 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The structure is a self-balancing structure. The structure is a self-balancing structure..', 'n 6. and are called the "semantic" variety of these structures. and are called the "resolution" variety. and are called the "resolution" variety. The paper was published in the journal Nature Communications. The paper was published in the journal Nature Communications. The paper was published in Nature Communications. "Le', ' 6. that are n 6. Name the algorithm that forms these structures. Name the algorithm that forms these data structures. Name the algorithm that forms these data structures. Name the algorithm that forms these. Name the algorithm that forms these data structures. For 10 points, name are n 6. Name the algorithm that forms these are', '. For 10 points, name these data structures that contain “root” and “leaf” nodes. For 10 points, name these data structures that contain “root” and “leaf” nodes. For 10 points, name these data structures that contain “root” and “leaf” nodes. For 10 points, name these'], [', the officer tells his mistress, the country is country is in this country, an officer tells his mistress, country is in this country, an officer tells his mistress, the country is in this country, the officer tells his mistress, the country is country is, the, the country, the', 'in this country, Germany. The officer is a German officer who served in the German army. He is a German officer. He is a German officer. He was born in Germany. He was born in Germany. Germany. In this Germany. In this country, an officer tells Germany. In this country this this country', '. in the Hurtgen Forest. in the Hurtgen Forest. in the Hurtgen Forest. A novel set in this country. A novel set in this country. A novel set in this country. A novel set in this country. A novel set in this country. A in this country. in this country. in this', '. by a young man. a soldier tells his mistress, the countess Renata, of his wartime experiences in the Hurtgen Forest. by a man. In this country, an officer tells his mistress, the countess Renata, of his wartime experiences in the Hur', 'in this country. In this country, an officer tells his mistress, the countess Renata, about his wartime experiences in the Hurtgen Forest. In this country, tells his mistress about his wartime experiences in this country. tells his mistress. tells his mistress about his wartime experiences', ". Renata, the countess Renata's daughter. In this country, an officer tells his mistress about his wartime experiences in the Hurtgen Forest. Renata. Renata. In this country, an officer tells his mistress about his wartime experiences in the Hurtgen Forest.", '. In this country, a soldier tells his mistress, the countess Renata, about his wartime experiences in the Hurtgen Forest. drinking. In this country, an officer tells his mistress, the countess Renata, that drinking. drinking. drinking...', 'is the country of the Netherlands. is the country of the Netherlands. The setting of Across the River is the country of the Netherlands. The setting of Across the River is the country of the Netherlands. is the country of Holland. is the country of Holland. In this country, the setting of Across is the country of Holland.', '. In this country, the setting of the novels in love with the young womaneric Henry meets his wife, the countess Renata.eric Henry meets his wife, the countess Renata. In this country, the character of the soldier in love with Miss Van Campen. country.', 'you must complete the novel in this country. For 10 points, you must complete the novel in this country. For 10 points, you must complete the novel in this country. For 10 points, you must complete the novel in this country. For 10 points, you must complete the novel in this country. For 10 points, you must complete the novel in this country.', ". In this country, Frederic Henry meets the nurse Catherine Barkley. In this country, Hemingway's novels? In this country, the setting of most Henry's novels? Henry's novels? In this country, the setting of most Henry's novels? country....", '? For 10 points, what country is the setting of most of Ernest Hemingway’s novel A Farewell to Arms? For 10 points, what country is the setting of most of Ernest Hemingway’s novel A Farewell to Arms? For 10 points, what country is the setting of most of The Great Gats'], ['in 1897. in 1897.', '.. rearranged two parts of a Missa sine nomine by this composer. J.S. Bach rearranged two parts of a Missa sine nomine by this composer. This composer rearranged two parts by this composer. and and Bach rearranged...S. Bach', '. Giacometti was a source of much controversy. Giacometti was a source of much controversy.o Giacometti was a source of much controversy. This composer’s relationship with Carlo Giacometti. This composer’s relationship with Carlo Giacometti. This composer’s relationship with', '.el and Gretel. This composer was also the subject of a play by the German composer Wagner. Christian Andersen. This composer was the subject of a play by the German composer Hans Christian Andersen. This composer was the subject of a play by this composer. This composer wrote the libretto for this opera.', '. in a symphony by this composer. in a symphony by this composer. in a symphony by this composer. This composer is represented by Johannes Brahms. This composer is represented by Johannes Brahms. This composer is represented by Johannes Brahms. This', '. This composer is represented by Aloysius in the second part of Johann Fux’s treatise Gradus. This composer is represented by Aloysius in the second part of a treatise Gradus. This composer is represented by this composer in the second part of a treatise Gradus. This composer', '. This composer was a lover of Carlo Borromeo. According to a popular legend, this composer was a lover of Carlo Borromeo. According to another popular legend, this composer was a lover of Carlo Borromeo. and and and and and.. in which rearranged', 'to reject it. This composer is represented by this man in a popular opera by Hans Pfitzner. According to a popular legend, a composition by this man caused the Council of Trent to reject it. According to another legend, a composition by this man caused the Council of Trent to reject it. According to another legend, a composition by', 'this composer is awarded a score of 7.5. For 10 points, this composer is awarded a score of 7.5. For 10 points, this composer is awarded a score of 7.5. For 10 points, this composer is awarded a score of 8. For 10 points, this composer is awarded a score of 8. For 10 points, this composer is', 'the Missa sine nomine. For 10 points, name this 16th-Century Italian composer of the Missa sine nomine. For 10 points, name this composer of the Missa sine nomine. For 10 points, name this 16th-Century Italian composer of the Missa sine nomine. For 10 points, name this', 'this composer of the Pope Marcellus Mass. For 10 points, name this 16th-Century Italian composer of the Pope Marcellus Mass. For 10 points, name this composer of the Pope Marcellus Mass. For 10 points, name this composer of the Pope Marcellus Mass. For 10 points, name this composer of the Pope Marcellus Mass.'], ['the synthesis of the synthesis of the synthesis of the synthesis of the synthesis of the synthesis of the synthesis of the synthesis of the the synthesis of the synthesis of the the the synthesis of the the reaction. the reaction. the reaction. the reaction. the reaction. the reaction', 'are used as catalysts. are the most common catalysts. are the most common catalysts. are the most common catalysts. are the most common catalysts.. are the most common catalysts........... are the most widespread catalyst', 'salts.l cycloaddition. salts.alkynes. This element is the most widely used catalyst.alkynes. This element is the most widely used catalyst. azide salts......alkyne...', 'of this element. of this element. of this element. of this element. of this element. of this element. of this element.... is the most common catalyst. A brick-red oxide of this element. A brick-red oxide of this element. A brick-red oxide of this element', 'in the cycloaddition reaction. form a crystalline form. form a crystalline form. form a crystalline form. form a crystalline form... halides in the Sandmeyer reaction. a brick-red oxide of', 'reaction. solution. This element is the most widely used catalyst in the Sandmeyer reaction. This element is the most widely used catalyst in the Sandmeyer reaction. This element is the most abundant solution. This element is used in solution. This element is the most widely used catalyst in Benedict’s reaction. This element is the most commonmic', 'oxide, is used as a catalyst in the Benedict’s test. oxide, is the most common catalyst in Benedict’s test. This element is the most common catalyst in Benedict’s test. oxide, is the most common catalyst. This oxide, is the most common catalyst. This element is the most common catalyst. This oxide,', 'of a flame test. This element forms the green surface of a flame test. This element forms the green surface of a flame test. of a flame test. This element forms the of a flame test. This element forms the of a flame test. This element forms of the....', 'in a flame test. This element produces the green surface layer verdigris when exposed to air for long periods of time. This element produces the green surface layer verdigris when exposed to air for long periods. This element produces the blue-green surface layer... in the Sandmeyer reaction.', 'is a catalyst. For 10 points, in chemistry, is a catalyst. Name the reaction of in chemistry, produces the color verdigris. For 10 points, name this element in chemistry, produces the color verdigris. For 10 points, name this element that, in chemistry, produces in chemistry', 'and for 10 points, name this element that forms the alloy bronze. For 10 points, name this element that forms the alloy bronze. For 10 points, name this element that forms the alloy bronze. For 10 points, name this element.. For 10 points, name this element. For 10 points, name this element. and..'], ['to build.', '... In October 2018, a provincial capital announced plans to launch an artificial moon to replace streetlights.. In October 2018, a provincial capital announced plans to launch an artificial moon to replace streetlights.. announced plans to launch. announced plans to launch......', '. the moon. lunar probes. lunar probes. NASA employees are banned from working with lunar probes. NASA employees are banned from working with lunar probes. NASA employees are banned from working with lunar probes. NASA employees are banned from working with lunar probes. lunar probes......', 'between China and the United States.s between China and the United States.s between China and the United States.s between China and the United States.s between China and the United States. announced plans to launch a lunar probe......... China', '. own satellites. China has banned NASA from working with businessmen from this country.’s satellites. own. satellites. a provincial capital announced plans to launch an artificial moon....s.. spacecraft. In 2017, China banned NASA from working with', '.s government has banned the use of its space program.s government has banned the use of its space program.s government has banned the use of its space program. government has banned the use of its space program.............', '. tourism. This country’s SpaceX company plans to offer private space tourism. This country’s tourism. This country’s SpaceX company plans to offer private space tourism. This country’s tourism. This country’s SpaceX company plans to offer private space tourism. This country’s SpaceX tourism. This country announced', '. largest space country. In October 2018, a provincial capital announced plans to launch an artificial moon to replace streetlights. largest space country. largest space country. In 2017, this country became the fourth largest space country. In 2018, this country became largest space country. In 2018, this country became third largest.....', 'of the first Chinese astronaut. This country is the first to achieve manned spaceflight with the voyage of the first Chinese astronaut. of the first Chinese astronaut. In October 2018, this country announced plans to launch an artificial moon to replace streetlights. of the first Chinese astronaut. of the first Chinese astronaut. In 2017, this country became the first to', '. This country is the first to achieve manned spaceflight. For 10 points, name this country. For 10 points, name this country. For 10 points, name this country. For 10 points, name this country. For 10 points, name this country. For 10 points, name this country. For 10 points, name this country. For 10 points,', 'Beijing. For 10 points, name this country that maintains control centers at Xi’an and Beijing. For 10 points, name this country that maintains control centers at Xi’an and Beijing. For 10 points, name this country that maintains control centers at Xi’an and Beijing. For 10 points, name this country that maintain', '. For 10 points, name this country that maintains control centers at Xi’an and Beijing. For 10 points, name this country that maintains control centers at Xi’an and Beijing. For 10 points, name this country... This country plans to launch. This country plans to launch an artificial moon to replacelight'], ['with the title. with “The play.”', '... The play’s preface begins by claiming that it needs a sequel instead of a preface...... a sequel........ The author’s preface begins by claiming that it needs a sequel', '. his life taken away from him. his life taken away from him. his life taken away from him. his life taken away from him... preface........ This play’s preface begins by claiming that it needs a sequel..', '.... The author’s preface begins by claiming that this play needs a sequel instead of a preface.. The author’s preface begins by claiming that this play needs a sequel............ This', '.’s hat.’s hat.a doll. The play’s preface begins by claiming that this play needs a sequel.a doll. The play’s preface begins by claiming that this play needs a sequel.........', '. may find this play difficult to understand. may find this play difficult to understand. may find this play difficult to understand. may find this play difficult to understand.......... preface. This play’s preface begins by claiming that it needs ', '. to this play. Many modern audiences disliked the lack of a romantic ending to this play. Many to this play. to this play. Contemporary audiences disliked the lack of a romantic ending to this play. In this play, a man resents having to lecture for the Moral Reform World League...', '.. The heroine’s preface begins by claiming that she is a feminist.. The heroine vows to marry Freddy. The heroine vows to marry Freddy.. The heroine vows to marry Freddy. The heroine vows to marry Freddy. The heroine and Freddy..', '-Hill. a French nobleman. The heroine’s preface begins by claiming that this play needs a sequel instead of a preface. or a French nobleman. The heroine is a French nobleman. The heroine is not a woman. The heroine is not a woman. The', '-Hill.’s wife is a shrewd’s daughter is aseller is a shrewd is a shrewd. a woman..... a man who is a man.....', 'a play that is not a play. is essentially a comedy. This play is, for 10 points, the only play in which the heroine is a woman. is essentially a comedy. is essentially a comedy. This play is, for 10 points, is....', '? The heroine of this play, Eliza Doolittle, appears in, for 10 points, what George Bernard Shaw play? The heroine of this play, for 10 points, is what? The heroine of this play is what???.. a preface to this play instead of a preface'], ['and a piano.', 'the aria “The sweet sound of his voice”.”. “The sweet sound of his voice”. “The sweet sound of his voice”. This composer used a glass harmonica. glass harmonica”.cded....... sweet sound of his voice”. aria', 'a glass harmonica. glass harmonica was used as a musical instrument. used glass harmonicas. In an aria by this composer, the glass harmonica was used as musical accompaniment. glass harmonica was used! In an aria by this composer, glass harmonica iscded the..', '. the Countess of Berkenfield.. the Countess of Berkenfield. In this opera, the Marquise of Berkenfield is accompanied by a glass harmonica. the Countess. this.......', '“The sweet sound of his voice struck me!” the words “The sweet sound of his voice struck me!” “The sweet sound of his voice struck me!” “The sweet sound of his voice struck me!” In an opera by this composer, the Marquise of Berkenfield makes a lady! “The sweet sound of his voice', '. his love for his wife.. “The sweet sound of his voice struck me!”.a... The sound of his voice struck me! This composer incded accompaniment from a glass harmonica. This composer a glass harmonica... love for', ', “Ah! mes amis,” this composer, the Marquise of Berkenfield is a tenor singing an aria., this composer, the Marquise of Berkenfield is a lady. by.......', '. in the midst of a solitary sigh. in the midst of a solitary sigh. in the midst of a solitary sigh. In another opera by this composer, a tenor tears a......', '. the aria “The solitary tear struck me!”. the aria “The solitary tear struck me!” the aria “The solitary tear struck me!” his aria “The sweet sound of his voice struck me!”....... ', 'the composer of the opera. the composer of the opera. the composer of the opera. the composer of the opera. the composer of the opera.... to accompany the. a relative to make her a lady. a composer. lady. make her a lady', 'The Daughter of the Regiment. The Daughter of the Regiment. The Daughter of the Regiment. The Daughter of the Regiment. The Daughter of the Regiment.. aria..... he a lady! make her a lady. in the aria', '. For 10 points, name this composer of The Elisir of Love and The Elisir of Love. For 10 points, name this composer of The Elisir of Love. For 10 points, name this composer of The Elisir of Love. For 10 points, name this composer of The Elisir of Love.'], ['. armor. armor. armor. The elite warriors wore a distinctive white armor..... armor... a white robe. a white robe.. armor. armor. armor. armor. . . . .', '. the fall of the Roman Empire, the emperors of this empire wore a distinctive white tunic. the fall of Rome, the the fall of Rome, the emperors of this empire wore black. the fall of Rome, the ruled......', 'wore a distinctive white and black checkered tunic. this empire would pray to their gods. this empire would pray to their gods. this empire would pray to their gods. Priests in this empire were this empire would pray..........', 'wore a distinctive black and white checkered tunic.... This empire was a powerful and powerful one.. wore a distinctive white and black checkered tunic with a red v-neck.......... Elite', 'wore a distinctive red v-neck. marched to battle. fought in battle. marched to battle. Elite warriors of this empire wore a distinctive red v-neck. This was the largest empire whose troops regularly marched to battle. marched......', 'that the Romans were the most powerful empires. that the Romans were the most powerful empires. that that the Romans were the most powerful empires. Diamond argued that the Romans were the most powerful empires. Diamond argued that the Romans were the most powerful empires. that...', '’s bolas. bolas. Diamond argued that this empire’s demise was partly due to their bolas. Diamond argued that this empire’s demise was partly due to their bolas. use of bolas. use of bolas. This was the largest empire', 'thousand to be defeated by a force of ten thousand. Jared Diamond argued that this was due to their lack of iron working, allowing a force of two hundred thousand to defeat them. However, thousand to defeat them. This thousand to defeat them. The thousand to defeat them. This was the largest empire whose troops regularly used', '’s warriors. Jared Diamond argued that this empire’s demise was partly due to their lack of iron working, allowing a force of two hundred adversaries to slay seven thousand of this empire’s warriors... tunic with a red v-neck. worea and', '. Jared Diamond argued that this empire’s demise was partly due to their lack of iron working. Atahualpa was the last of the empire’s warriors. Atahualpa was the last of the empire’s warriors... tunics. blackt with red', '? Atahualpa was the last emperor of, for 10 points, what empire that was? Atahualpa was the last emperor of, for 10 points, what empire that was?? The tunic with a red v-neck. priests andtuxedo', '? What was the last emperor of, for 10 points, what empire that was conquered by Francisco Pizarro? What was the last emperor of, for 10 points? What was the last emperor of, for 10 points, what empire? What was the last emperor of, for 10 points, what empire?'], ['Jesus answers them. Jesus answers them., Jesus says, “Behold, I am coming.”, Jesus says, “Behold, I am coming.” 11, and, and,, In 12, Pharisees In “Signs” Jesus says, “Go.”', 'is the sign Jesus gives. is coming. “A sign for them” is coming. In Matthew 12, when the Pharisees ask Jesus for. and In In and.. In and and “a wicked generation” “A wicked generation”!', 'of the Son of God. the Son of God. the Son of God. of the Son of God. In Matthew 11, when the Pharisees ask Jesus for a sign, Jesus tells them that there will be none. In Matthew 13, when Jesus tells the Pharisees that there will be none. of the Son of', 'or truth, that there will be none except for the sign of this man. that there will be no sign except for the sign of this man. that there will be no sign except for this man. that there will be no sign except for this man. In Matthew 11, when the Pharisees ask Jesus for a sign, Jesus says,', 'or truth. thousand,” or truth. God tells this man that he is concerned for “a hundred and twenty thousand.” thousand.” thousand.” God tells this man that he has concern for “a hundred and twenty thousand.”.”, or or or Jesus tells them that there will be none except for this man', '. from their wrong.” from their wrong.” from their wrong.” In Matthew 12, when the Pharisees ask Jesus for a sign, Jesus tells them that he will not give them any sign. from their wrong.”, or sign. In Matthew 12, when the Pharisees Jesus says, Jesus', 'ai, or truth, Jesus tells the Pharisees that they will not receive a sign.ai, Jesus tells the Pharisees that God has concern for them.i, Jesus tells them that God is concerned for them.i, Jesus tells the Pharisees that God has concern for them.', '. man into the sea. Then, in Matthew 13, when the Pharisees ask Jesus for a sign, Jesus tells them that there will be none except for this man. In Matthew 14, when the Pharisees ask Jesus for a sign, Jesus tells them that this man is the truth. In Matthew 16, when the Phari', 'this man is a “son of Amittai.” this man is a “son of Amittai.” this man is a “son of Amittai.” this man is a “son of Amittai.” For 10 points, this man is this man is. In', 'or the people of Israel. For 10 points, the people of Israel. to the people of Israel. For 10 points, name this man who talks to the people of Israel. For 10 points, name this man who talks to the people of Israel. For 10 points, name this man who talks to the people of Israel. In Genesis 1, this man', 'this man. For 10 points, name this man. For 10 points, name this man. For 10 points, name this man. For 10 points, name this man. For 10 points, name this man. this man. asks for a sign. this man. In Matthew 12, when the Pharisees ask Jesus for a sign', 'Name this man who was thrown overboard during a terrible storm. For 10 points, name this man who was thrown overboard during a terrible storm. For 10 points, name this man who was thrown overboard during a terrible storm. For 10 points, name this man who was thrown overboard. For 10 points, name this man'], ['“A Ship of Death”. fragment... The fragment “A Ship of Death” was adapted from this fragment.. “A Ship of Death”. The fragment “A Ship of Death” was adapted from this fragment.A Ship of Death”. “A Ship of Death”.. “A Ship of Death', '. The fragment “A Ship of Death” was translated from this language.......... a ship of death.. A ship of death.', '. kill”. “A Ship of Death” in this language. kill” in the language. to kill”. “A Ship of Death” was translated from this language. “to kill”.. “a ship of death”. “a ship of death”. to die”.. of death.', '. Ship of Death” was adapted from this language during a translation project. of death. Ship of Death was adapted from this language during a years-long translation project. Ship of Death” was translated from this language. Ship of Death” “A Ship of Death” was translated from...', '. a ship of death. the ship of death. the ship of death. 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For 10 points, name this language used to write “Beowulf.” For 10 points, name this language used to write “Beowulf.” For 10 points, name this language used to write “Beowulf.” For 10 points, name this language used to write “The Odyssey.” For 10 points, name this language used'], [", were taken in the early nineteenth century., were taken., were taken in........... Early photographs of this region, such as Woodward's.... Woodward's.", '. in the 1870s. in 1870. in 1871. The first photographs of this region were taken by William Woodward. in 1871. and........ in 1872.. in 1872.', ". of the area is shown here. of the area is shown here. of the area is shown here. of the area is shown here. was published in 1844. Woodward's Gardens.......... Watkins died in 1870.", '-covered field.covered field.covered field. A Robert Frank photograph taken in this region shows a tarp-covered field. field. A Robert Frank photograph taken in this region shows a tarp-covered field. This region was known as the Garden State. Early photographs show this region.covered field. and.', 'shows a large tree framed by a large tree.a tarp-covered car taken in this state shows a large tree.a car taken in this state shows two large trees.a car taken in this state shows two large trees. A photograph of a car taken in this state showsa car taken in this state', '. A Robert Frank photograph taken in this state shows a public works building. A Robert Frank photograph taken in this state shows a public works building. building. A Robert Frank photograph taken in this state shows a building. A photograph of a man building. A photograph of a man reading building. A photograph of..', 'in front of a public works building are among the early photographs of this region. A photograph of a man reading a newspaper in front of a public works building and a photograph of young girls performing in front of a public works building are among the early photographs. A photograph of a man reading a newspaper and a photograph of young girls', 'under the pseudonym Helios. A photograph of a man reading a newspaper in front of a public works building was taken in this state and published under the pseudonym Helios. under the pseudonym Helios. under the pseudonym Helios. published under the pseudony', 'and published in Born Free and Equal. A photograph taken in this state was published in Born Free and Equal. A photograph taken in this state was published in Born Free and Equal. A photograph taken in this state was published in Born Free and Equal. taken in this state. taken in this state. taken in this state. state. published in', 'published in Born Free and Equal. A photograph taken in this state by Robert Frank and published in Born Free and Equal. A photograph taken by Robert Frank in this state and published in Born Free and Equal. A photographer in this state and published in Born Free and Equal. A photographer in this state and published in Born Free and Equal. A photographer in this state and published', 'the White Angel Breadline. photographs of this region. A photographer in this state photographs of this region. photographs of this region. A photographer in this state shot photographs of this region. A photographer in this state shot photographs of this region. A photographer in this state shot photographs of this region. A photographer in this state shot photographs of this region. A', 'state. For 10 points, name this state. For 10 points, name this state. For 10 points, name this state. For 10 points, name this state. For 10 points, name this state. For 10 points, name this state. For 10 points, name this state. For 10 points, name this state. For 10 points, name this state.', 'were born. were born. were born. For 10 points, name this state where both Ansel Adams and Eadweard Muybridge were born. 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Jawbone about the authenticity ofternary fossil. a decode a message written in a runic cipher by'], ['of the defendant.', 'analysis of the law. analysis of the law.” “original position” analysis”. analysis.. analysis. “original position” “original position”. original position.. original position... original position. the original position. original position. original position.', 'the “original position.”” of the “original position.” “original position” as this concept “within the framework of empirical theory.” original position” as this concept “within the framework of empirical theory.”.” “original position” as this concept “within the framework of empirical theory.” “original position” “original position', '“original position” as this concept “within the framework of an empirical theory.” the “original position” is the concept “within the framework of an empirical theory.” “original position” as this concept “within the framework of an empirical theory.” “original position” is the concept “within the framework of theory.” “original', 'of justice. to our own ends. “original position” as this concept “within the framework of an empirical theory.” “original position” as this concept “within the framework of an empirical theory.” “original position.” “original position” in Theory of Justice.. “” or “within the framework of', 'the “original position” as this concept. defined by an “autonomy formula” and a “humanity formula,” is the “original position.” defined by “original position,” is defined by an “autonomy formula” and a “humanity formula.” defined by “original position” in “original position”', ', is the “original position” that holds that we should never use other people solely as a means rather than an ends., is defined by an “autonomy formula” and a “humanity formula” that holds that we should never use other people solely as an ends. in is defined by an “original position” as', 'the “original position.” the interests of others.” This concept is defined by the phrase, “act only in the interests of others.” the interests of others.” the interests of others.” This concept is defined by the phrase, “act only in the interests of others.” The Original Position.......', 'the “original position” as this concept “within the framework of an empirical theory.” see the world.” This concept is defined by the phrase, “act only in accordance with that see the world.” see the world.” “original position.” “original position.” The Original Position. The Original Position” “.”', 'that you will not be able to do anything.” This concept is defined by the phrase, “act only in accordance with that maxim through which you can at the same time maxim.” This concept is defined by the phrase, “Act only in accordance with that maxim.” maxim.” This concept is defined by the phrase, “Act only in accord', 'and Kant’s “The Principle of Justice.” For 10 points, name this concept from Kant. Kant’s “The Principle of Justice.” For 10 points, name this concept from A Theory of Justice. For 10 points, name this concept from A Theory of Justice. For 10 points, name this concept from A Theory of Justice.', '. For 10 points, name this concept from Immanuel Kant’s moral philosophy. For 10 points, name this concept from Kant’s moral philosophy. 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For 10 points, name these events. For 10 points, name these events. For 10 points, name these events. For 10 points, name these events. For 10 points, name these events. For 10 points, name these', ', name these events in which Helots sought their freedom from Spartan masters. For 10 points, name these events in which Helots sought their freedom from Spartan masters. For 10 points, name these events in which Helots sought their freedom from Spartan masters.'], ['. The film was directed by by the critics. The film was directed by by critics. The film was directed by by the critics. The film was directed by J. Gordon Cogler, who was nicknamed the “last bard.” The “last by critics.. by the critics...', '“last bard” of this region. are gone.”.” “her books” and “her books are gone.” J. Gordon Coogler, who wrote a poem that laments “her books” and “her books are gone,” and “her books are gone.” J. 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It is a novel about a college roommate’s college roommate, Shreve. It is a novel about a novel’s final scene, where Shreve asks his college roommate “Why?” by this region. by this region. by this region. Its writers called this region the most backward', '. The novel “The Bozart” is about a novel’s final scene, in which Shreve asks his college roommate “Why hate” this region. literature. It names a “rebirth” of writing. It names a writing. It names a “renaissance” of writing.', '. It describes a “renaissance” of this region that includes works by Carson McCullers and John Shreve. It names a “renaissance” of this region that includes works by Carson McCullers and others. It names a “renaissance” of this region that includes works by', 'region. For 10 points, name this large region. For 10 points, name this large region. For 10 points, name this large region. For 10 points, name this large region. For 10 points, name this large region. For 10 points, name this large region. 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For 10 points, name this last story of James Joyce’s Irish novels. For 10 points, name this last story of James Joyce’s Irish novels. For 10 points, name this last', 'For 10 points, name this story of James Joyce’s collection Dubliners. For 10 points, name this story of James Joyce’s collection Dubliners. For 10 points, name this story. For 10 points, name this story. For 10 points, name this story. For 10 points, name this story. For 10 points, name this story.'], ['his family.', '. of their marriage. of effects of schizophrenia. effects of schizophrenia...a psychiatrist and his wife. of illness of their marriage. 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Error running qa_pipe: T argument needs to be of type (SquadExample, dict)

Error running qa_pipe: T argument needs to be of type (SquadExample, dict)

Error running qa_pipe: T argument needs to be of type (SquadExample, dict)

Error running qa_pipe: T argument needs to be of type (SquadExample, dict)

Error running qa_pipe: T argument needs to be of type (SquadExample, dict)

Error executing retriever_pipe : 'dict' object has no attribute 'to'

Error retriever_pipe running: `context` cannot be empty

Error executing retriever_pipe : 'dict' object has no attribute 'to'

Error retriever_pipe running: `context` cannot be empty

Error executing retriever_pipe : 'dict' object has no attribute 'to'

Error retriever_pipe running: `context` cannot be empty

Error executing retriever_pipe : 'dict' object has no attribute 'to'

Error retriever_pipe running: `context` cannot be empty

Error executing retriever_pipe : 'dict' object has no attribute 'to'