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Merguez () is a red, spicy lamb- or beef-based fresh sausage in Maghrebi cuisine. In France, merguez became popular in the 1960s and 1970s, as Algerian immigrants and the pieds-noirs of Algeria settled in the country and opened small shops and restaurants that served traditional dishes like merguez. The popularity of m... | ['Maghreb', 'Maghrebi cuisine', "McDonald's", 'France', 'Oxford English Dictionary', 'Trésor de la langue française', 'List of African dishes', 'Berber cuisine', 'Encyclopaedia of Islam'] | ['Q28227', 'Q1381737', 'Q38076', 'Q142', 'Q44996', 'Q3541343', 'Q6560710', 'Q679042', 'Q1145236'] | [[(64, 71), (845, 852), (1673, 1680), (1893, 1900)], [(64, 80), (1673, 1689), (1893, 1909)], [(400, 410)], [(85, 91), (330, 336), (902, 908)], [(1397, 1422)], [(1572, 1601)], [(1631, 1653)], [(1656, 1670)], [(1299, 1321), (1810, 1832)]] |
Substance is a singles compilation album by British rock band Joy Division. It was released on 11 July 1988 by Factory Records. It is the companion to a similar singles compilation by their subsequent band New Order, also titled Substance. It peaked at number 7 on the UK Albums ChartJoy Division UK Charts. Officialchar... | ['Joy Division', 'Factory Records', 'Martin Hannett', 'UK Albums Chart', 'Billboard 200', 'United States', 'Komakino', 'Love Will Tear Us Apart', 'An Ideal for Living', 'A Factory Sample', 'Earcom 2: Contradiction', 'France', 'Ian Curtis', "She's Lost Control", '12-inch single', 'Wim Crouwel', 'Brett Wickens', 'Bernard... | ['Q172763', 'Q578943', 'Q766551', 'Q719415', 'Q188819', 'Q30', 'Q2268007', 'Q1426177', 'Q2715517', 'Q3284391', 'Q3281605', 'Q142', 'Q207867', 'Q2746112', 'Q918887', 'Q555389', 'Q4962432', 'Q438885', 'Q431244'] | [[(62, 74), (284, 296), (2270, 2282), (2936, 2948)], [(111, 126), (857, 872), (3053, 3068)], [(2996, 3010)], [(269, 284)], [(364, 377)], [(419, 432)], [(636, 644), (1313, 1321), (1951, 1959)], [(648, 671), (1987, 2010)], [(809, 828)], [(874, 890)], [(895, 918)], [(1097, 1103)], [(1172, 1182), (2784, 2794)], [(1241, 125... |
Cabaraya is a stratovolcano in Bolivia. It lies between the volcanoes Isluga and Tata Sabaya, immediately east of the border with Chile. ==See also== * List of Ultras of South America ==References== ==Sources== Category:Stratovolcanoes of Bolivia Category:Subduction volcanoes Category:Volcanoes of Oruro Department Cate... | ['Bolivia', 'Andes', 'Stratovolcano', 'Isluga', 'Tata Sabaya', 'Chile', 'List of Ultras of South America'] | ['Q750', 'Q5456', 'Q169358', 'Q3155409', 'Q1514873', 'Q298', 'Q3254620'] | [[(31, 38), (239, 246)], [(349, 354)], [(220, 233)], [(70, 76)], [(81, 92)], [(130, 135)], [(152, 183)]] |
Dentyne () is a brand of chewing gum and breath mints available in several countries globally. It is owned by Perfetti Van Melle. In 1899, a New York City druggist Franklin V. Canning formulated a chewing gum which he promoted as an aid to oral hygiene. "To prevent decay, To sweeten the breath, To keep teeth white," re... | ['Mints', 'Perfetti Van Melle', 'American Chicle Company', 'Mondelez', 'Southeast Asia', 'Canada'] | ['Q5254978', 'Q612524', 'Q4743357', 'Q12857502', 'Q11708', 'Q16'] | [[(2365, 2370), (2383, 2388), (2602, 2607), (2630, 2635), (2765, 2770)], [(110, 128)], [(535, 558), (669, 692)], [(3255, 3263)], [(1409, 1423)], [(2282, 2288)]] |
Air Corridor was an airline based in Nampula, Mozambique. It operated domestic services. Its main base was Nampula Airport. Air Corridor ceased operations on 10 January 2008. == History == The airline was established in 2004 and began operations in August 2004 with a single Boeing 737. It was privately owned. Due to sa... | ['Nampula', 'Mozambique', 'Nampula Airport', 'Boeing 737', 'Tete', 'Lichinga', 'Maputo', 'Quelimane'] | ['Q323801', 'Q1029', 'Q1526611', 'Q6387', 'Q365157', 'Q667650', 'Q3889', 'Q318306'] | [[(37, 44), (107, 114), (610, 617)], [(46, 56), (870, 880)], [(107, 122)], [(275, 285), (732, 742)], [(586, 590)], [(592, 600)], [(602, 608)], [(629, 638)]] |
The Septimontium was a proto-urban festival celebrated in ancient Rome by montani, residents of the seven (sept-) communities associated with the hills or peaks of Rome (montes): Oppius, Palatium, Velia, Fagutal, Cermalus, Caelius, and Cispius. The Septimontium was celebrated in September, or, according to later calend... | ['Roman festival', 'Oppius', 'Palatine Hill', 'Fagutal', 'Varro', 'Paganalia', 'Robert E.A. Palmer', 'Plutarch'] | ['Q1367629', 'Q1036262', 'Q200642', 'Q211233', 'Q206119', 'Q1501703', 'Q7273590', 'Q41523'] | [[(1555, 1569)], [(179, 185)], [(985, 998)], [(204, 211)], [(414, 419), (420, 425)], [(494, 503)], [(504, 522)], [(1152, 1160), (1403, 1411)]] |
HMS Fawn, pennant number A325, was a Bulldog-class hydrographic survey ship of the British Royal Navy. On 20 November 1988 she was involved in an incident with a Guatemalan gunboat in Guatemalan waters while HMS Fawn was carrying out peaceful and legitimate hydrographic survey work in the high seas in the Gulf of Hondu... | ['Bulldog-class survey vessel', 'Royal Navy', 'Guatemala'] | ['Q4996706', 'Q172771', 'Q774'] | [[(558, 585)], [(91, 101), (618, 628)], [(162, 171), (184, 193), (351, 360)]] |
In archival science, a fonds is a group of documents that share the same origin and that have occurred naturally as an outgrowth of the daily workings of an agency, individual, or organization. An example of a fonds could be the writings of a poet that were never published or the records of an institution during a spec... | ['French Revolution', 'Natalis de Wailly', 'Luciana Duranti', 'Naples', 'Dutch Manual', 'Archivist', 'Finding aid', 'Manuscript processing', 'Provenance', 'Records management', 'Original order'] | ['Q6534', 'Q279425', 'Q24190831', 'Q2634', 'Q635863', 'Q635734', 'Q178376', 'Q4787242', 'Q1773840', 'Q517656', 'Q17146269'] | [[(932, 949)], [(953, 970)], [(1684, 1699)], [(1746, 1752)], [(2004, 2016)], [(2066, 2075), (6117, 6126)], [(6129, 6140)], [(6143, 6164)], [(2630, 2640), (2770, 2780), (6214, 6224)], [(6227, 6245)], [(6248, 6262)]] |
Herman Warden Lay (March 6, 1909 – December 6, 1982) was an American businessman who was involved in potato chip manufacturing with his eponymous brand of Lay's potato chips. He started H.W. Lay Co., Inc., now part of the Frito-Lay corporation, a subsidiary of PepsiCo.Charlotte Mecklenburg Library == Early life == Lay ... | ['Charlotte, North Carolina', "Lay's", 'Frito-Lay', 'PepsiCo', 'International Harvester', 'Columbia, South Carolina', 'Greenville, South Carolina', 'Furman University', 'Sunshine Biscuits', 'Great Depression', 'Atlanta, Georgia', 'Nashville, Tennessee', 'United States', 'Donald M. Kendall', 'Association of Private Ente... | ['Q16565', 'Q723513', 'Q1221751', 'Q334800', 'Q263800', 'Q38453', 'Q574192', 'Q1475020', 'Q7641439', 'Q8698', 'Q23556', 'Q23197', 'Q30', 'Q5294731', 'Q4809983', 'Q96', 'Q47719', 'Q270059', 'Q889935', 'Q1800288', 'Q5211266', 'Q2842834'] | [[(332, 357), (3354, 3379)], [(155, 160)], [(222, 231), (1550, 1559), (2055, 2064), (2173, 2182), (3526, 3535)], [(261, 268), (2296, 2303), (2309, 2316), (3502, 3509)], [(519, 542)], [(617, 641)], [(690, 716)], [(795, 812), (2923, 2940), (2975, 2992), (3010, 3027), (3115, 3132), (3426, 3443)], [(911, 928)], [(961, 977)... |
John Matthew Stover (born January 27, 1968) is an American former professional football player who was a placekicker for 20 seasons in the National Football League (NFL), primarily with the Baltimore Ravens. After five seasons for the Cleveland Browns, he was among the Browns players transferred to the newly- created R... | ['Dallas, Texas', 'Lake Highlands High School', 'Louisiana Tech Bulldogs football', 'New York Giants', 'Cleveland Browns', 'Baltimore Ravens', 'Indianapolis Colts', 'Super Bowl XXV', 'Super Bowl XXXV', 'All-Pro', 'Pro Bowl', 'Baltimore Ravens Ring of Honor', 'American football', 'National Football League', 'Super Bowl'... | ['Q16557', 'Q6476167', 'Q16155502', 'Q190618', 'Q223527', 'Q276539', 'Q193753', 'Q1512351', 'Q625210', 'Q2706900', 'Q786705', 'Q2658410', 'Q41323', 'Q1215884', 'Q32096', 'Q3378763', 'Q1872239', 'Q975232', 'Q1122216', 'Q221626', 'Q7642218', 'Q320484', 'Q223511', 'Q622672', 'Q351092', 'Q6346', 'Q268882', 'Q313381', 'Q242... | [[(899, 912)], [(869, 895)], [(7696, 7728)], [(418, 433), (1906, 1921), (1951, 1966), (3543, 3558), (7746, 7761)], [(235, 251), (2141, 2157), (2184, 2200), (5165, 5181), (7626, 7642)], [(190, 206), (797, 813), (2707, 2723), (2780, 2796), (5067, 5083), (7592, 7608)], [(462, 480), (4263, 4281), (4340, 4358), (7660, 7678)... |
The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model Search was a reality television show produced by NBC that debuted in January 2005, prior to the launch of that year's Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue in February. == Premise == The show documented twelve previously unknown fashion models as they competed against one another for a... | ['NBC', 'Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue', 'NEXT Model Management', 'Sports Illustrated', 'Roshumba Williams', 'Shantel VanSanten', 'Adaora', 'Stella Diaz', 'Alicia Hall', 'Instagram', 'Amazon Prime Video', 'Miami'] | ['Q13974', 'Q2734667', 'Q3869490', 'Q275837', 'Q10364627', 'Q236275', 'Q24893289', 'Q7607058', 'Q4726263', 'Q209330', 'Q4740856', 'Q8652'] | [[(87, 90), (520, 523)], [(156, 189), (358, 391), (2075, 2108), (2131, 2164), (2435, 2468)], [(432, 453), (847, 868)], [(4, 22), (156, 174), (358, 376), (528, 546), (782, 800), (1299, 1317), (1490, 1508), (2075, 2093), (2131, 2149), (2435, 2453)], [(756, 773)], [(1061, 1078)], [(1099, 1105)], [(1115, 1126)], [(1276, 12... |
Speed-the-Plow is a 1988 play by David Mamet that is a satirical dissection of the American movie business. As stated in The Producer's Perspective, "this is a theme Mamet would revisit in his later films Wag the Dog (1997) and State and Main (2000)". As quoted in The Producer's Perspective, Jack Kroll of Newsweek desc... | ['David Mamet', 'Gregory Mosher', 'Wag the Dog', 'State and Main', 'Jack Kroll', 'Newsweek', 'William Makepeace Thackeray', 'Pendennis', 'Plow Monday', 'Mrs. Grundy', 'George Meredith', 'The Ordeal of Richard Feverel', 'Chicago Tribune', 'Lincoln Center', 'Joe Mantegna', 'Ron Silver', 'Madonna', 'Tony Award', 'Atlantic... | ['Q269927', 'Q5607080', 'Q623443', 'Q960668', 'Q6113533', 'Q188413', 'Q167768', 'Q7162382', 'Q7205145', 'Q1028318', 'Q90238', 'Q14476502', 'Q47596', 'Q581044', 'Q276269', 'Q382036', 'Q1744', 'Q191874', 'Q2869405', 'Q5403074', 'Q315083', 'Q747697', 'Q233466', 'Q5484158', 'Q224159', 'Q199945', 'Q740511', 'Q1321988', 'Q50... | [[(33, 44), (10128, 10139), (10739, 10750), (10871, 10882), (11292, 11303)], [(4526, 4540), (5795, 5809), (10782, 10796), (10908, 10922)], [(205, 216)], [(228, 242)], [(293, 303)], [(307, 315)], [(512, 539)], [(556, 565)], [(3323, 3334)], [(3643, 3654)], [(3659, 3674)], [(3683, 3712)], [(4092, 4107)], [(4260, 4274), (9... |
Pre-Christian may refer to: *Before Christianization (the spread of Christianity): **Historical polytheism (the worship of or belief in multiple deities) **Historical paganism (denoting various non-Abrahamic religions) *Before Christ (BC), the era before the year 1 in the Julian and Gregorian calendars **Classical anti... | ['Christianization', 'Before Christ', 'Classical antiquity', 'Iron Age'] | ['Q59532', 'Q159791', 'Q486761', 'Q11764'] | [[(36, 52)], [(29, 42), (220, 233)], [(306, 325)], [(445, 453)]] |
Darko Miličić (, ; born June 20, 1985) is a Serbian former professional basketball player. He is , and played the center position. Miličić played in the National Basketball Association (NBA) from 2003 to 2013. He is the fifth youngest player and the youngest foreign player to have played in the NBA, the youngest player... | ['Novi Sad', 'Detroit Pistons', 'Orlando Magic', 'Memphis Grizzlies', 'New York Knicks', 'Minnesota Timberwolves', 'Boston Celtics', '2004 NBA Finals', 'National Basketball Association', '2003 NBA draft', 'LeBron James', 'Carmelo Anthony', 'Chris Bosh', 'Dwyane Wade', 'Yugoslav Wars', 'Šipovo', 'NATO bombing of Yugosla... | ['Q55630', 'Q169661', 'Q161337', 'Q165529', 'Q131364', 'Q170558', 'Q131371', 'Q1022085', 'Q155223', 'Q1352101', 'Q36159', 'Q129041', 'Q201386', 'Q31683', 'Q242352', 'Q185660', 'Q155723', 'Q17281073', 'Q622521', 'Q1392517', 'Q348598', 'Q1428911', 'Q562471', 'Q763614', 'Q517029', 'Q223172', 'Q161345', 'Q504336', 'Q911981... | [[(2254, 2262), (11090, 11098), (11900, 11908), (15129, 15137), (16468, 16476)], [(440, 455), (2648, 2663), (2691, 2706), (2726, 2741), (9251, 9266), (15719, 15734), (15756, 15771)], [(947, 960), (4417, 4430), (4573, 4586), (16096, 16109)], [(1007, 1024), (5254, 5271), (5361, 5378), (10816, 10833), (15895, 15912)], [(1... |
LAM - Mozambique Airlines, S. A. (LAM - Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique, S. A.) or Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique, Ltd., operating as LAM Mozambique Airlines (), is the flag carrier of Mozambique. The airline was established by the Portuguese colonial government of Mozambique in August 1936 as a charter carrier named DETA - D... | ['Maputo', 'Mozambique', 'General Director', 'Moçambique Expresso', 'Maputo International Airport', 'Southern Africa', 'International Air Transport Association', 'African Airlines Association', 'McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30', 'Ilyushin Il-62M', 'Johannesburg', 'Imperial Airways', 'London', 'Inhambane', 'Quelimane', 'Cape... | ['Q3889', 'Q1029', 'Q1501800', 'Q6928029', 'Q1022397', 'Q27394', 'Q19755', 'Q376537', 'Q208075', 'Q182575', 'Q34647', 'Q591797', 'Q84', 'Q456577', 'Q318306', 'Q5465', 'Q85', 'Q26066', 'Q498048', 'Q362', 'Q3921', 'Q5468', 'Q1019', 'Q190211', 'Q1633021', 'Q1808230', 'Q323801', 'Q667650', 'Q638509', 'Q365157', 'Q407497', ... | [[(451, 457), (478, 484), (5363, 5369), (5763, 5769), (7097, 7103), (7173, 7179), (7187, 7193), (8762, 8768), (11660, 11666), (12115, 12121)], [(6, 16), (131, 141), (178, 188), (259, 269), (419, 429), (923, 933), (4682, 4692), (5008, 5018), (6554, 6564), (6630, 6640), (7554, 7564), (8653, 8663), (8876, 8886), (9098, 91... |
Jim Hodder (December 17, 1947 – June 5, 1990) was an American drummer, best known as an early member of Steely Dan. After leading the Boston-based group The Bead Game, Hodder moved to Los Angeles to join the first lineup of Steely Dan. He appeared on their first three albums before leaving the group in 1974. He worked ... | ['Bethpage, New York', 'Point Arena, California', 'Steely Dan', 'Boston', 'Los Angeles', 'Long Island', 'Plainedge High School', 'Plainedge Union Free School District', 'Hermann Hesse', 'The Glass Bead Game', 'Avco Records', 'Gary Katz', 'Donald Fagen', 'Walter Becker', 'Kathi Kamen Goldmark', "Can't Buy a Thrill", 'Co... | ['Q1144537', 'Q1967716', 'Q852435', 'Q100', 'Q65', 'Q18438', 'Q7200665', 'Q7200668', 'Q25973', 'Q836841', 'Q2873375', 'Q5525348', 'Q506554', 'Q921204', 'Q6376597', 'Q857908', 'Q634785', 'Q229375', 'Q1065716', 'Q350353', 'Q1152134', 'Q435780', 'Q1592369', 'Q727752'] | [[(459, 477), (3828, 3846)], [(3563, 3586), (3868, 3891)], [(104, 114), (224, 234), (1474, 1484), (1614, 1624), (2099, 2109), (2721, 2731)], [(134, 140), (611, 617), (717, 723), (1541, 1547)], [(184, 195), (1593, 1604)], [(437, 448)], [(505, 526)], [(534, 570)], [(780, 793)], [(802, 821)], [(892, 904)], [(946, 955)], [... |
Riacho de Santana may refer to the following places in Brazil: *Riacho de Santana, Bahia *Riacho de Santana, Rio Grande do Norte | ['Riacho de Santana, Bahia', 'Riacho de Santana, Rio Grande do Norte'] | ['Q2013792', 'Q2232145'] | [[(64, 88)], [(90, 128)]] |
Luke Theodore Walton (born March 28, 1980) is an American professional basketball coach and former player who is an assistant coach for the Cleveland Cavaliers of the National Basketball Association (NBA). He played 10 seasons in the NBA as a forward, winning two NBA championships with the Los Angeles Lakers. He also w... | ['Los Angeles Lakers', 'National Basketball Association', 'San Diego, California', 'University of San Diego High School', "Arizona Wildcats men's basketball", 'Small forward', 'Cleveland Cavaliers', "Memphis Tigers men's basketball", 'Los Angeles D-Fenders', 'Golden State Warriors', 'Sacramento Kings', 'NBA championshi... | ['Q121783', 'Q155223', 'Q16552', 'Q5052202', 'Q4791464', 'Q308879', 'Q162990', 'Q6719876', 'Q1781055', 'Q157376', 'Q166105', 'Q842375', 'Q1352101', 'Q644353', 'Q363246', 'Q174710', 'Q167253', 'Q658347', 'Q503419', 'Q1352801', 'Q159893', 'Q334470', 'Q509150', 'Q559449', 'Q131371', 'Q4621906', 'Q842793', 'Q19877916', 'Q5... | [[(291, 309), (2138, 2156), (2199, 2217), (5120, 5138), (6296, 6314), (16393, 16411), (16433, 16451), (16474, 16492)], [(167, 198)], [(1346, 1367), (1575, 1596)], [(1536, 1571), (16622, 16657)], [(16085, 16118)], [(16598, 16611)], [(140, 159), (3189, 3208), (3328, 3347), (4349, 4368), (9282, 9301), (9341, 9360), (16268... |
Lawrence B. Lindsey (born July 18, 1954) is an American economist and author. He was director of the National Economic Council (2001–2002), and the assistant to the president on economic policy for George W. Bush. Lindsey previously served as a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors from 1991 to 1997, nominat... | ['George W. Bush', 'Federal Reserve Board of Governors', 'George H. W. Bush', 'Peekskill, New York', 'New York (state)', 'Bowdoin College', 'Harvard University', 'George W. Bush administration', 'Iraq War', 'Defense Secretary', 'Donald Rumsfeld', 'Shrub Oak, New York', 'Alpha Rho Upsilon', 'Phi Beta Kappa', 'Council of... | ['Q207', 'Q5440396', 'Q23505', 'Q876191', 'Q1384', 'Q895401', 'Q13371', 'Q1719918', 'Q545449', 'Q735015', 'Q184650', 'Q922583', 'Q4735116', 'Q1938003', 'Q1137023', 'Q6988001', 'Q464135', 'Q61', 'Q60', 'Q164746', 'Q6978839', 'Q166032', 'Q327646', 'Q131112', 'Q351330', 'Q284392', 'Q1125991', 'Q2600908', 'Q188515', 'Q4496... | [[(198, 212), (388, 402), (2322, 2336), (6959, 6973), (8566, 8580)], [(259, 293)], [(348, 365), (8472, 8489)], [(1086, 1105), (8368, 8387)], [(8157, 8173)], [(1232, 1247), (3164, 3179), (8109, 8124)], [(1359, 1377), (2444, 2462), (8259, 8277)], [(388, 417), (8566, 8595)], [(722, 730), (766, 774), (917, 925), (5706, 571... |
Couva is an urban town (48,858 in 2011 census) in west-central Trinidad, south of Port of Spain and Chaguanas and north of San Fernando and Point Fortin. It is the capital and main urban centre of Couva–Tabaquite–Talparo, and the Greater Couva area includes the Point Lisas industrial estate and the port of Point Lisas.... | ['Trinidad and Tobago', 'Couva–Tabaquite–Talparo', 'United National Congress', 'Trinidad', 'Port of Spain', 'Chaguanas', 'Point Fortin', 'Point Lisas', 'Gulf of Paria', 'Caroni County', 'World War II', 'Pointe-a-Pierre', 'Sir Solomon Hochoy Highway', 'Arima', 'Carli Bay', 'Claxton Bay', 'Petrotrin', 'Scotiabank', 'Roya... | ['Q754', 'Q2679127', 'Q1024804', 'Q128323', 'Q39178', 'Q1444575', 'Q786957', 'Q761963', 'Q844799', 'Q5045521', 'Q362', 'Q5549687', 'Q7528977', 'Q661405', 'Q39059760', 'Q5129797', 'Q3377647', 'Q451476', 'Q735261', 'Q7314386', 'Q7887104', 'Q7672913', 'Q788810', 'Q9592', 'Q6423963', 'Q178169', 'Q483978', 'Q104319', 'Q9319... | [[(5313, 5332), (5475, 5494), (6072, 6091), (8061, 8080), (14857, 14876), (15068, 15087), (15274, 15293), (18278, 18297), (18895, 18914), (19567, 19586), (20738, 20757), (20877, 20896), (23381, 23400), (23461, 23480), (23546, 23565), (23727, 23746), (24062, 24081), (24195, 24214), (25450, 25469), (25910, 25929), (25959... |
Julian Richings (born 30 August 1956)Births, Marriages & Deaths Index of England & Wales, 1916–2005.; at Ancestry.com is a British-Canadian character actor. He has appeared in over 225 films and television series. ==Career== After touring the United States with a British stage production, Richings moved to Toronto, Ont... | ['Oxford', 'Toronto', 'Ontario', 'Hard Core Logo', 'Genie Award', 'A Nero Wolfe Mystery', 'The CW', 'Stephen King', 'Kingdom Hospital', 'Being Julia', 'The Last Casino', 'X-Men: The Last Stand', "Shoot 'Em Up", 'Saw IV', 'Dora Award', 'Superman', 'Doctor Who', 'Love at Stake', 'The Top of His Head', "Squanto: A Warrior... | ['Q34217', 'Q172', 'Q1904', 'Q2675608', 'Q1502249', 'Q3180766', 'Q212252', 'Q39829', 'Q383222', 'Q814790', 'Q7745612', 'Q221168', 'Q1044478', 'Q326319', 'Q5297422', 'Q79015', 'Q34316', 'Q776742', 'Q7769602', 'Q2406987', 'Q509323', 'Q7719743', 'Q21592542', 'Q843003', 'Q376144', 'Q2185460', 'Q23755534', 'Q3538308', 'Q248... | [[(8035, 8041)], [(308, 315), (2094, 2101), (4229, 4236)], [(317, 324)], [(459, 473), (2933, 2947), (4515, 4529)], [(718, 729)], [(837, 857), (6026, 6046)], [(900, 906)], [(1208, 1220)], [(1239, 1255), (6156, 6172)], [(1320, 1331), (3693, 3704)], [(1398, 1413), (3723, 3738)], [(1496, 1517), (3817, 3838)], [(1651, 1663)... |
Jason Derik Isringhausen ( born September 7, 1972) is an American former professional baseball pitcher and coach. He pitched in Major League Baseball from 1995 through 2012 for the New York Mets, Oakland Athletics, St. Louis Cardinals, Tampa Bay Rays, and Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Isringhausen was, with Bill Pulsi... | ['Brighton, Illinois', 'New York Mets', 'Oakland Athletics', 'St. Louis Cardinals', 'Tampa Bay Rays', 'Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim', 'List of Major League Baseball annual saves leaders', 'Major League Baseball', 'Bill Pulsipher', 'Lewis and Clark Community College', 'Bobby Valentine', 'World Series', 'Trevor Rosentha... | ['Q915797', 'Q692417', 'Q504339', 'Q504309', 'Q650865', 'Q743309', 'Q6589044', 'Q1163715', 'Q4910557', 'Q16981182', 'Q1101104', 'Q265538', 'Q2353943', 'Q1185516', 'Q2696934', 'Q948562', 'Q826751', 'Q4980314', 'Q7963994', 'Q388858', 'Q848103', 'Q519349', 'Q577939'] | [[(657, 675), (8020, 8038)], [(181, 194), (897, 910), (988, 1001), (1244, 1257), (7837, 7850)], [(196, 213), (2275, 2292), (2347, 2364), (7868, 7885)], [(215, 234), (2650, 2669), (4512, 4531), (7526, 7545), (7903, 7922)], [(236, 250), (4861, 4875), (4957, 4971), (7940, 7954)], [(256, 285), (6777, 6806), (6882, 6911)], ... |
Marko Jarić (, ; ; born 12 October 1978) is a Serbian former professional basketball player. Standing at 2.01 m (6 ft 7 in), he mainly played the point guard position. He also represented the senior FR Yugoslavian national basketball team internationally. Jarić was an All-EuroLeague First Team member in 2002. ==Early l... | ['Belgrade', 'Los Angeles Clippers', 'Shooting guard', 'Peristeri B.C.', 'Fortitudo Pallacanestro Bologna', 'Minnesota Timberwolves', 'Memphis Grizzlies', 'Real Madrid Baloncesto', 'Mens Sana Basket', 'EuroLeague', 'Lega Basket Serie A', 'FR Yugoslavia national basketball team', '2002 FIBA World Championship', 'EuroBas... | ['Q3711', 'Q976396', 'Q273199', 'Q19862455', 'Q1139737', 'Q170558', 'Q165529', 'Q54922', 'Q36500', 'Q185982', 'Q929124', 'Q3590355', 'Q587978', 'Q193141', 'Q2613195', 'Q16760904', 'Q372500', 'Q48815296', 'Q29274', 'Q913635', 'Q622521', 'Q1102109', 'Q360955', 'Q464358', 'Q297221', 'Q1130071', 'Q1126104', 'Q128109', 'Q57... | [[(344, 352), (501, 509), (708, 716), (7765, 7773)], [(1362, 1382), (6978, 6998), (7020, 7040)], [(7692, 7706)], [(7268, 7282)], [(6666, 6697)], [(1478, 1500), (7127, 7149)], [(1828, 1845), (2353, 2370), (7058, 7075)], [(7322, 7344)], [(7093, 7109)], [(273, 283), (1018, 1028), (3434, 3444), (4563, 4573)], [(6915, 6934)... |
Gertraud "Traudl" Junge (; 16 March 1920 – 10 February 2002) was a German editor who worked as Adolf Hitler's last private secretary from December 1942 to April 1945. After typing Hitler's will, she remained in the Berlin Führerbunker until his death. Following her arrest and imprisonment in June 1945, both the Soviet ... | ['Munich', 'Bavaria', 'Adolf Hitler', 'World War II', 'Hans Hermann Junge', 'Führerbunker', 'West Germany', 'Nazi atrocities', 'Waffen-SS', 'Berchtesgaden', 'Wolfsschanze', 'East Prussia', 'Gerda Christian', 'Goebbels children', 'Wilhelm Mohnke', 'Hans Baur', 'Reichssicherheitsdienst', 'Hans Rattenhuber', 'Else Krüger'... | ['Q1726', 'Q980', 'Q352', 'Q362', 'Q2835707', 'Q153491', 'Q713750', 'Q715434', 'Q153626', 'Q278221', 'Q157153', 'Q103801', 'Q62067', 'Q2293505', 'Q60723', 'Q60456', 'Q699687', 'Q61498', 'Q2720658', 'Q93725', 'Q62732', 'Q1644', 'Q251395', 'Q158363', 'Q16957', 'Q2415901', 'Q541667', 'Q6140829', 'Q48989', 'Q7897680', 'Q44... | [[(852, 858), (7071, 7077), (8354, 8360)], [(5179, 5186), (5368, 5375)], [(95, 107), (1588, 1600), (6540, 6552), (8385, 8397)], [(8466, 8478)], [(1911, 1929)], [(222, 234), (2165, 2177), (2683, 2695), (3064, 3076), (3637, 3649), (5517, 5529), (6648, 6660)], [(381, 393), (5583, 5595)], [(500, 515)], [(1893, 1902), (3097... |
The Sheltowee Trace Trail is a National Recreation Trail that was created in 1979 and stretches from the Burnt Mill Bridge Trail Head in the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area in Tennessee () to northern Rowan County, Kentucky (). The trail is named after Daniel Boone, who was given the name Sheltowee (m... | ['National Recreation Trail', 'Kentucky', 'Tennessee', 'Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area', 'Daniel Boone', 'Chief Blackfish', 'Daniel Boone National Forest', 'Cumberland Falls State Resort Park', 'Natural Bridge State Resort Park', 'Cave Run Lake', 'Pickett State Park'] | ['Q1810722', 'Q1603', 'Q1509', 'Q4906394', 'Q316661', 'Q880234', 'Q1160129', 'Q1143684', 'Q6980454', 'Q5054916', 'Q7190859'] | [[(31, 56), (1451, 1476), (1863, 1888), (1911, 1936)], [(233, 241), (776, 784), (1295, 1303), (1608, 1616), (1763, 1771), (1794, 1802), (1893, 1901)], [(194, 203), (1727, 1736), (1941, 1950)], [(141, 190), (527, 576)], [(271, 283), (461, 473)], [(393, 408)], [(461, 489)], [(578, 612)], [(614, 646)], [(676, 689)], [(111... |
The Tournament is a novel in the form of sports-reportage written in 2002 by New Zealand-born Australian satirist John Clarke, depicts a fictional international tennis tournament held in Paris and featuring a variety of notable twentieth-century literary, cultural and scientific figures as competitors. Several other id... | ['Charles Darwin', 'Friedrich Nietzsche', 'Oscar Wilde', 'Roland Barthes', 'Emmeline Pankhurst', 'George Plimpton', 'Norman Mailer', 'Henrik Ibsen', 'Claude Monet', 'Henry James', 'Mark Twain', 'Nelson Algren', 'Louis Armstrong', 'Jean Arp', 'Fred Astaire', 'W. H. Auden', 'Léon Bakst', 'Béla Bartók', 'Bix Beiderbecke',... | ['Q1035', 'Q9358', 'Q30875', 'Q179109', 'Q211519', 'Q1508079', 'Q180962', 'Q36661', 'Q296', 'Q170509', 'Q7245', 'Q547914', 'Q1779', 'Q153739', 'Q100937', 'Q178698', 'Q214666', 'Q83326', 'Q225131', 'Q61078', 'Q962308', 'Q191050', 'Q909', 'Q38757', 'Q155855', 'Q460662', 'Q76519', 'Q93284', 'Q882', 'Q82925', 'Q5577', 'Q13... | [[(337, 351)], [(396, 415)], [(452, 463)], [(511, 525)], [(527, 545)], [(547, 562)], [(564, 577)], [(680, 692)], [(697, 709)], [(714, 725)], [(730, 740)], [(804, 817)], [(860, 875)], [(877, 885)], [(887, 899)], [(901, 912)], [(914, 924)], [(926, 937)], [(952, 967)], [(969, 984)], [(986, 999)], [(1001, 1015)], [(1017, 1... |
Ntshingwayo kaMahole of the Khoza ( 1809 – 21 July 1883) was the commanding general (inDuna) of King Cetshwayo's Zulu Army during the first Anglo-Zulu War. ==Anglo-Zulu War== Ntshingwayo was given overall field command of the Zulu impi against the centre column of the first British expeditionary force to invade Zululan... | ['Anglo-Zulu War', 'Battle of Isandlwana', 'Cetshwayo', 'Henry Bartle Frere', 'Isandlwana', 'British Army', 'Zibhebhu kaMaphitha', 'Shaka', 'Ulundi'] | ['Q228911', 'Q747589', 'Q380403', 'Q950220', 'Q3782078', 'Q222595', 'Q3575471', 'Q27695', 'Q1013421'] | [[(140, 154), (158, 172), (329, 343), (5259, 5273)], [(1618, 1638), (4927, 4947)], [(101, 110), (544, 553), (733, 742), (2751, 2760), (3051, 3060), (3469, 3478), (4199, 4208)], [(866, 884)], [(1135, 1145), (1388, 1398), (1628, 1638), (2029, 2039), (3592, 3602), (3923, 3933), (4312, 4322), (4830, 4840), (4937, 4947), (5... |
Steve Forrest (born William Forrest Andrews; September 29, 1925 – May 18, 2013) was an American actor who was well known for his role as Lt. Hondo Harrelson in the hit television series S.W.A.T. which was broadcast on ABC from 1975 to 1976. He was also known for his performance in Mommie Dearest (1981). ==Early years==... | ['Thousand Oaks, California', 'Huntsville, Texas', 'Dana Andrews', 'United States Army', 'Battle of the Bulge', 'World War II', 'The New York Times', 'La Jolla Playhouse', 'San Diego', 'Gregory Peck', 'La Jolla', 'Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer', 'Golden Globe Award for New Star of the Year – Actor', 'Spies Like Us', 'Amazon Wome... | ['Q208447', 'Q864885', 'Q365633', 'Q9212', 'Q151018', 'Q362', 'Q9684', 'Q6463246', 'Q16552', 'Q108366', 'Q840668', 'Q179200', 'Q1534906', 'Q1474279', 'Q456467', 'Q7718981', 'Q13561724', 'Q373968', 'Q580587', 'Q66096', 'Q895819', 'Q3230894', 'Q622633', 'Q1221', 'Q3811248', 'Q4006133', 'Q435920', 'Q2616289', 'Q639433', '... | [[(4777, 4802)], [(365, 382), (9296, 9313)], [(518, 530), (531, 543)], [(715, 733), (9323, 9341), (9558, 9576)], [(769, 788)], [(796, 808), (9355, 9367)], [(656, 674)], [(970, 988)], [(997, 1006)], [(1014, 1026)], [(970, 978), (1055, 1063)], [(9436, 9455)], [(1254, 1305)], [(1399, 1412), (8341, 8354)], [(1417, 1441), (... |
thumb|upright|War artist Thomas Lea's The Two-Thousand Yard Stare The thousand-yard stare (also referred to as two-thousand-yard stare) is a phrase often used to describe the blank, unfocused gaze of combatants who have become emotionally detached from the traumatizing things around them. It is sometimes used more gene... | ['War artist', 'World War II', 'Battle of Peleliu', 'United States Army Center of Military History', 'Fort Lesley J. McNair', 'Catatonia', 'Combat stress reaction', 'Defence mechanisms', 'Hypervigilance', 'James Blake Miller', 'Post-traumatic stress disorder', 'Shell shock'] | ['Q630349', 'Q362', 'Q609030', 'Q7889463', 'Q1438599', 'Q501571', 'Q1482034', 'Q2866472', 'Q1641161', 'Q1901970', 'Q202387', 'Q15061465'] | [[(14, 24)], [(648, 660)], [(878, 895)], [(916, 961)], [(965, 986)], [(2412, 2421)], [(2424, 2446)], [(2449, 2467)], [(2470, 2484)], [(2487, 2505)], [(2508, 2538), (2747, 2777)], [(2541, 2552)]] |
Elliston is a census-designated place (CDP) in Montgomery County, Virginia, United States. It lies between the city of Roanoke and the town of Christiansburg in the southwestern part of the state. The population as of the 2010 Census was 902.Virginia Trend Report 2: State and Complete Places (Sub- state 2010 Census Dat... | ['Census-designated place', 'Virginia', 'Pompey Callaway House', 'Madison Farm Historic and Archeological District', 'National Register of Historic Places'] | ['Q498162', 'Q1370', 'Q14713083', 'Q17019636', 'Q3719'] | [[(1462, 1485)], [(66, 74), (242, 250), (935, 943), (1509, 1517)], [(1285, 1306)], [(1325, 1373)], [(1392, 1428)]] |
Huchra's lens is the lensing galaxy of the Einstein Cross (Quasar 2237+30); it is also called ZW 2237+030 or QSO 2237+0305 G. It exhibits the phenomenon of gravitational lensing that was postulated by Albert Einstein when he realized that gravity would be able to bend light and thus could have lens-like effects. The ga... | ['Einstein Cross', 'Quasar', 'Albert Einstein', 'John Huchra'] | ['Q922419', 'Q83373', 'Q937', 'Q205440'] | [[(43, 57)], [(59, 65)], [(201, 216)], [(349, 360)]] |
Brian David Boyd (born 30 July 1952) is a professor of literature known primarily as an expert on the life and works of author Vladimir Nabokov and on literature and evolution. He is a University Distinguished Professor in the Department of English at the University of Auckland, New Zealand. ==Early life and education=... | ['Belfast', 'Vladimir Nabokov', 'University of Toronto', 'University of Auckland', 'New Zealand', 'Northern Ireland', 'Ada or Ardor: A Family Chronicle', 'Maurice Gee', 'Véra Nabokov', 'Library of America', 'Robert Michael Pyle', "Nabokov's Butterflies", 'Karl Popper', 'Pale Fire', 'Northrop Frye', 'Anatomy of Criticis... | ['Q10686', 'Q36591', 'Q180865', 'Q492467', 'Q664', 'Q26', 'Q117431', 'Q446396', 'Q4311259', 'Q2428855', 'Q7347658', 'Q6956986', 'Q81244', 'Q1229792', 'Q354256', 'Q4752295', 'Q6691', 'Q35160', 'Q298685', 'Q622916', 'Q36322', 'Q325945', 'Q609093'] | [[(330, 337)], [(127, 143), (504, 520), (1138, 1154), (1185, 1201), (1977, 1993), (3374, 3390), (3419, 3435), (3724, 3740), (3937, 3953), (4972, 4988)], [(459, 480), (4922, 4943)], [(256, 278), (685, 707), (4890, 4912)], [(280, 291), (375, 386), (712, 723), (4741, 4752), (4774, 4785), (4847, 4858)], [(339, 355), (4827,... |
The Einstein Cross (Q2237+030 or QSO 2237+0305) is a gravitationally lensed quasar that sits directly behind the centre of the galaxy ZW 2237+030, called Huchra's Lens. Four images of the same distant quasar (plus one in the centre, too dim to see) appear in the middle of the foreground galaxy due to strong gravitation... | ['Pegasus (constellation)', "Huchra's Lens", 'John Huchra', 'Einstein ring', 'Hubble Space Telescope', 'Cloverleaf Quasar', 'Gravitational lensing', 'Quasar', 'SN Refsdal', 'Astronomy Picture of the Day'] | ['Q8864', 'Q1114693', 'Q205440', 'Q912471', 'Q2513', 'Q3245196', 'Q185243', 'Q83373', 'Q19464122', 'Q752071'] | [[(2304, 2327)], [(154, 167)], [(362, 373)], [(634, 647), (1877, 1890)], [(1792, 1814)], [(1857, 1874)], [(1909, 1930), (2273, 2294)], [(1868, 1874), (1933, 1939), (1960, 1966)], [(1942, 1952)], [(2166, 2194)]] |
Peace ( Eirḗnē) is an Athenian Old Comedy written and produced by the Greek playwright Aristophanes. It won second prize at the City Dionysia where it was staged just a few days before the validation of Peace of Nicias, which promised to end the ten-year-old Peloponnesian War, in 421 BC. The play is notable for its joy... | ['Aristophanes', 'Hermes', 'Lamachus', 'Old Comedy', 'City Dionysia', 'Peace of Nicias', 'Peloponnesian War', 'Cleon', 'Battle of Amphipolis', 'Brasidas', 'Sophocles', 'Simonides', 'Cratinus', 'Stesichorus', 'Homer', 'Archilochus', 'Megarian decree', 'Archidamus II', 'Pericles', 'Battle of Sphacteria', 'Battle of Delio... | ['Q43353', 'Q41484', 'Q523070', 'Q1132537', 'Q574807', 'Q932202', 'Q33745', 'Q298220', 'Q637544', 'Q311742', 'Q7235', 'Q273003', 'Q350517', 'Q332797', 'Q6691', 'Q201323', 'Q2586944', 'Q313731', 'Q80398', 'Q176416', 'Q1424844', 'Q204728', 'Q217414', 'Q41523', 'Q83496', 'Q1215817', 'Q2338787', 'Q1716388', 'Q1278644', 'Q2... | [[(87, 99), (584, 596), (4970, 4982), (7611, 7623), (7727, 7739), (10326, 10338), (10675, 10687), (14294, 14306), (14412, 14424), (16951, 16963), (22818, 22830), (28987, 28999), (30166, 30178), (30579, 30591), (30802, 30814), (32910, 32922), (33592, 33604), (35042, 35054), (35531, 35543)], [(2433, 2439), (2449, 2455), ... |
SWS, SWs, or sWS my refer to: ==Education== * Sacramento Waldorf School, Pre-K-12 coeducational private school in Sacramento, California * School within a School, a democratic education program at Brookline High School ==Machines== * M21 Sniper Weapon System, a US Army sniper rifle * M24 Sniper Weapon System, a US Army... | ['Sacramento Waldorf School', 'Sacramento, California', 'M21 Sniper Weapon System', 'M24 Sniper Weapon System', 'Schwere Wehrmachtschlepper', 'SWS (trolleybus)', 'Seawater scale', 'Semantic Web service', 'Synthetic Environment for Analysis and Simulations', 'Silly window syndrome', 'Sine wave speech', 'Smart wearable s... | ['Q7397045', 'Q18013', 'Q1196923', 'Q1054077', 'Q842238', 'Q10564033', 'Q40936', 'Q1482252', 'Q7662726', 'Q3960557', 'Q7522446', 'Q7544017', 'Q627681', 'Q193212', 'Q1814981', 'Q1972270', 'Q3964845', 'Q7550900', 'Q7552683', 'Q7570621', 'Q7565331', 'Q25044492', 'Q7642913', 'Q3544962', 'Q7422480'] | [[(46, 71)], [(114, 136)], [(234, 258)], [(285, 309)], [(336, 362)], [(423, 439)], [(597, 611)], [(663, 683)], [(831, 881)], [(884, 905)], [(957, 973)], [(1053, 1074)], [(1241, 1301)], [(1360, 1379)], [(1402, 1426)], [(1448, 1468)], [(1503, 1518)], [(1533, 1556)], [(1609, 1638)], [(1671, 1694)], [(1800, 1817)], [(1858,... |
2,4,6-Trichloroanisole (TCA) is a chemical compound that represents one of the strongest of off-flavors, substances "generated naturally in foods/beverages [that considerably] deteriorate the quality" of such products. As of 2000, TCA was considered the primary chemical compound responsible for the phenomenon of cork t... | ['2,4,6-trichlorophenol', 'Aspergillus', 'Penicillium', 'Actinomycetes', 'Botrytis cinerea', 'Rhizobium', 'Streptomyces', 'Brazil', '2,4,6-Tribromoanisole'] | ['Q209189', 'Q335130', 'Q843136', 'Q343452', 'Q1135851', 'Q830142', 'Q1144013', 'Q155', 'Q4596770'] | [[(480, 501), (542, 563), (1227, 1248)], [(848, 859)], [(861, 872)], [(874, 887)], [(904, 920)], [(923, 932)], [(937, 949)], [(1825, 1831)], [(2303, 2324)]] |
SS Noronic was a Canadian passenger ship that was destroyed by fire in Toronto Harbour in September 1949 with the loss of at least 118 lives. ==Construction== In 1910 the Northern Navigation Company, a subsidiary of the Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company, engaged in an operating agreement with the Grand Trunk Rai... | ['Canada Steamship Lines', 'Western Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company', 'Port Arthur, Ontario', 'Toronto Harbour', 'Grand Trunk Railway', 'Charles Melville Hays', 'Titanic', 'Ontario', 'Great Lakes', 'Queen of the Lakes', 'Detroit', 'Michigan', 'Cleveland', 'Ohio', 'Thousand Islands', 'Sarnia', 'Pier', 'First Mate', 'F... | ['Q1024380', 'Q7987797', 'Q7230482', 'Q7826399', 'Q2645718', 'Q510566', 'Q25173', 'Q1904', 'Q7347', 'Q7270653', 'Q12439', 'Q1166', 'Q37320', 'Q1397', 'Q1050549', 'Q34106', 'Q863454', 'Q1436517', 'Q1190275', 'Q2444356', 'Q3071478', 'Q172'] | [[(2151, 2173), (10555, 10577), (11193, 11215), (12248, 12270)], [(2105, 2146)], [(2062, 2082)], [(71, 86), (3622, 3637)], [(305, 324)], [(989, 1010)], [(1857, 1864)], [(234, 241), (2075, 2082), (3127, 3134), (3308, 3315), (11080, 11087), (11630, 11637), (12065, 12072), (12206, 12213)], [(2230, 2241), (12102, 12113)], ... |
wXw, WXW, WxW, wxw, or variant may refer to: ;wXw * Westside Xtreme Wrestling a German professional wrestling promotion ;WXW * World Xtreme Wrestling an American professional wrestling promotion * Waswo X Waswo an American Photographer ;wxw * ISO 639-3 code wxw, which denotes Wardandi, a dialect of the Nyungar language... | ['Westside Xtreme Wrestling', 'World Xtreme Wrestling', 'Waswo X Waswo', 'Nyungar language', 'Guild Wars 2'] | ['Q822653', 'Q8036538', 'Q7972900', 'Q7049771', 'Q484907'] | [[(52, 77)], [(127, 149)], [(197, 210)], [(304, 320)], [(376, 388)]] |
Bruichladdich distillery ( ; ) is a distillery on the Rhinns of the isle of Islay in Scotland. The distillery produces mainly single malt Scotch whisky, but has also offered artisanal gin. It is owned by Rémy Cointreau and is one of nine working distilleries on the island. The name Bruichladdich is an anglicisation of ... | ['Islay', 'Scotland', 'Scotch whisky', 'Rémy Cointreau', 'Scottish Gaelic', 'Brae', 'Loch Indaal', 'Murray McDavid', 'Defense Threat Reduction Agency', 'Iraq', 'Lomond still', 'Francis Urquhart', 'Mattie Storin', 'Harrison Ford', 'Roman Polanski', 'Oz and James Drink to Britain', 'Martin Martin', 'The Gone-Away World',... | ['Q273', 'Q22', 'Q382947', 'Q1345059', 'Q9314', 'Q1010066', 'Q1377930', 'Q6939370', 'Q749381', 'Q796', 'Q6669529', 'Q3750951', 'Q6573572', 'Q81328', 'Q51552', 'Q7116430', 'Q3295537', 'Q1218360', 'Q1985398', 'Q902887', 'Q281', 'Q3764535'] | [[(76, 81), (536, 541), (936, 941), (3087, 3092), (3423, 3428), (3645, 3650), (6059, 6064), (6478, 6483), (8804, 8809), (9155, 9160)], [(85, 93), (8892, 8900), (9089, 9097), (9193, 9201)], [(138, 151), (8828, 8841)], [(204, 218), (2443, 2457)], [(343, 358)], [(363, 367)], [(507, 518)], [(1810, 1824)], [(5638, 5669)], [... |
A pantographic knife or paratrooper knife is a folding knife whose blade is opened by a unique scissors method. The blade has a slightly longer tang than a folding knife heel. The handle is symmetrically segmented and articulated to fold away on both sides to grip the longer tang. The manner is similar to a butterfly k... | ['Airborne forces'] | ['Q864306'] | [[(1037, 1052)]] |
Alvarães may refer to: * Alvarães, Amazonas * Alvarães (Viana do Castelo), a parish in Portugal | ['Alvarães, Amazonas'] | ['Q1808573'] | [[(25, 43)]] |
The Basilidians or Basilideans were a Gnostic sect founded by Basilides of Alexandria in the 2nd century. Basilides claimed to have been taught his doctrines by Glaucus, a disciple of St. Peter, though others stated he was a disciple of the Simonian Menander. Basilides enjoined on his followers, like Pythagoras, a sile... | ['Gnosticism', 'Basilides', 'Alexandria', 'Pythagoras', 'Stromata', 'Ophites', 'Judaism', 'Kabbalah', 'Nile', 'Egypt', 'Sulpicius Severus', 'Spain', 'St. Jerome', 'Priscillianists', 'Irenaeus', 'Philosophumena', 'Logos', 'Gospel of Eve', 'Panspermia', 'Moses', 'Sin', 'Devil', 'Tertullian', 'Simon of Cyrene', 'Abrasax',... | ['Q48420', 'Q345277', 'Q87', 'Q10261', 'Q1992415', 'Q1193062', 'Q9268', 'Q123006', 'Q3392', 'Q79', 'Q336704', 'Q29', 'Q44248', 'Q639356', 'Q182123', 'Q966546', 'Q180832', 'Q735090', 'Q188458', 'Q9077', 'Q60227', 'Q6674', 'Q174929', 'Q328739', 'Q207730', 'Q1282590', 'Q6571958'] | [[(2201, 2211), (15553, 15563), (16151, 16161), (19639, 19649), (19826, 19836), (22573, 22583), (22586, 22596), (22610, 22620), (22718, 22728)], [(62, 71), (106, 115), (260, 269), (480, 489), (1397, 1406), (1840, 1849), (1927, 1936), (2692, 2701), (10098, 10107), (10223, 10232), (14229, 14238), (14851, 14860), (15230, ... |
James Grauerholz (born December 14, 1953) is a writer and editor. He is the bibliographer and literary executor of the estate of William S. Burroughs. ==Life and career== Grauerholz was born in Coffeyville, Kansas and attended the University of Kansas for a year before dropping out and traveling to New York City. By hi... | ['William S. Burroughs', 'Coffeyville, Kansas', 'University of Kansas', 'Beat Generation', 'Allen Ginsberg', 'Cities of the Red Night', 'The Place of Dead Roads', 'The Western Lands', 'Lawrence, Kansas', 'Drugstore Cowboy', 'Barry Miles', 'My Education: A Book of Dreams', 'Hal Wilner', 'Wayne Horvitz', 'Bill Frisell', ... | ['Q188176', 'Q996804', 'Q52413', 'Q213457', 'Q6711', 'Q3828621', 'Q4381577', 'Q4186529', 'Q493840', 'Q1261193', 'Q809078', 'Q4305489', 'Q447509', 'Q2553084', 'Q434968', 'Q703976', 'Q6066239', 'Q3777164'] | [[(129, 149), (1947, 1967), (2452, 2472), (2760, 2780), (3463, 3483)], [(194, 213), (3434, 3453)], [(231, 251), (2980, 3000)], [(360, 375), (3390, 3405)], [(475, 489)], [(853, 876), (2276, 2299)], [(885, 908), (2307, 2330)], [(920, 937), (2338, 2355)], [(1258, 1274)], [(1474, 1490)], [(2100, 2111), (3248, 3259)], [(236... |
SunView (Sun Visual/Integrated Environment for Workstations) is a discontinued user interface toolkit and windowing system from Sun Microsystems, launched in 1985, and included as part of its Unix implementation, starting with SunOS Release 3.0. Sun had introduced support in 1983 for a window-based environment known as... | ['SunOS', 'Sun Microsystems', 'Unix', 'GUI', 'X Window System', 'OPEN LOOK', 'OpenWindows', 'Unix wars', 'NeWS', 'PostScript', 'XView', 'GNOME'] | ['Q1208460', 'Q14647', 'Q11368', 'Q782543', 'Q178481', 'Q3371970', 'Q2497482', 'Q734476', 'Q1582628', 'Q218170', 'Q648697', 'Q44316'] | [[(227, 232)], [(128, 144), (3393, 3409)], [(192, 196), (495, 499), (533, 537), (1941, 1945)], [(1508, 1511)], [(2883, 2898)], [(1732, 1741)], [(1846, 1857), (2818, 2829)], [(1941, 1950)], [(2709, 2713), (2870, 2874)], [(2759, 2769)], [(3014, 3019)], [(3174, 3179)]] |
The Grumman HU-16 Albatross is a large, twin–radial engined amphibious seaplane that was used by the United States Air Force (USAF), the U.S. Navy (USN), and the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG), primarily as a search and rescue (SAR) aircraft. Originally designated as the SA-16 for the USAF and the JR2F-1 and UF-1 for the USN ... | ['U.S. Navy', 'Grumman', 'Hellenic Navy', 'United States Air Force', 'United States Coast Guard', 'Grumman Mallard', 'JATO', 'Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Service', 'Vietnam War', 'Air National Guard', 'Air Force Reserve', 'Naval Air Station Agana', 'Guam', 'Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands', 'Naval Station Guan... | ['Q11220', 'Q463261', 'Q1129369', 'Q11223', 'Q11224', 'Q166258', 'Q1676551', 'Q3607180', 'Q8740', 'Q407622', 'Q407191', 'Q3015976', 'Q16635', 'Q129237', 'Q762570', 'Q3015575', 'Q1800390', 'Q3015953', 'Q3017076', 'Q321162', 'Q1474251', 'Q5290928', 'Q730187', 'Q1368608', 'Q25456', 'Q1128848', 'Q1059869', 'Q6387', 'Q23548... | [[(137, 146), (1724, 1733), (2209, 2218), (3619, 3628), (12363, 12372)], [(4, 11), (568, 575), (3335, 3342), (3595, 3602), (5553, 5560), (12373, 12380), (15122, 15129), (15656, 15663), (18830, 18837), (18899, 18906), (18970, 18977)], [(3265, 3278)], [(101, 124), (2751, 2774), (8164, 8187), (9764, 9787)], [(8190, 8215)]... |
The Burton is a Dutch sports car based on the Citroën 2CV technology. The Burton is an open, nostalgic-looking sports car built on the chassis of the 2CV with a modern fiberglass body-kit. The car can be built as an open two- seater, or with a hardtop with gull-wing doors or with a custom made convertible roof. From th... | ['Citroën 2CV', 'Bugatti', 'Talbot-Lago', 'Delahaye', 'Alfa Romeo', 'Netherlands'] | ['Q326015', 'Q27401', 'Q787757', 'Q783891', 'Q26921', 'Q55'] | [[(46, 57)], [(521, 528)], [(538, 549)], [(551, 559)], [(564, 574)], [(789, 800), (1079, 1090)]] |
The Hammer Party is a 1986 release of Big Black's early EPs made between 1982 and 1984. Originally released by Homestead Records, and later rereleased by Touch and Go, the LP came out at the same time as Big Black's Atomizer album, and featured the six songs from Lungs one side and the six songs from Bulldozer. The CD ... | ['Big Black', 'Homestead Records', 'Touch and Go Records', 'Racer-X', 'James Brown', 'Steve Albini', 'Santiago Durango', 'Jeff Pezzati', 'Roland TR-606'] | ['Q572821', 'Q1626081', 'Q1853623', 'Q3012039', 'Q5950', 'Q435060', 'Q1626572', 'Q1626593', 'Q1424143'] | [[(38, 47), (204, 213), (352, 361), (1110, 1119)], [(111, 128), (1169, 1186)], [(1215, 1235)], [(378, 385), (716, 723)], [(680, 691)], [(749, 761)], [(796, 812)], [(847, 859)], [(893, 906)]] |
Small Change () is a 1976 French film directed by François Truffaut about childhood innocence and child abuse. In English-speaking countries outside North America, the film is known as Pocket Money.The French title translates as "Pocket Money", but since there was a Paul Newman movie called Pocket Money, Steven Spielbe... | ['François Truffaut', 'Paul Newman', 'Pocket Money', 'Steven Spielberg', 'The 400 Blows', 'The Last Metro', 'Golden Globe', 'Vincent Canby', 'New York Times', 'Pauline Kael', 'Roger Ebert', 'Leonard Maltin', '26th Berlin International Film Festival', 'National Board of Review'] | ['Q53002', 'Q41871', 'Q945735', 'Q8877', 'Q162331', 'Q1049604', 'Q1011547', 'Q716442', 'Q9684', 'Q436910', 'Q212173', 'Q731195', 'Q550951', 'Q1133614'] | [[(50, 67), (4168, 4185), (4279, 4296)], [(267, 278)], [(185, 197), (230, 242), (292, 304)], [(306, 322)], [(498, 511), (2491, 2504)], [(516, 530)], [(3305, 3317)], [(3341, 3354)], [(3372, 3386), (3449, 3463)], [(3475, 3487)], [(3573, 3584), (3712, 3723)], [(3733, 3747), (3831, 3845)], [(3922, 3961)], [(4021, 4045)]] |
Lincoln National Corporation is a Fortune 200 American holding company, which operates multiple insurance and investment management businesses through subsidiary companies. Lincoln Financial Group is the marketing name for LNC and its subsidiary companies. LNC was organized under the laws of the state of Indiana in 196... | ['Insurance', 'Radnor, Pennsylvania', 'Indiana', 'Lincoln Financial Field', 'Philadelphia', 'Philadelphia Eagles', 'National Football League', 'Abraham Lincoln', 'Robert Todd Lincoln', 'Springfield, Illinois', 'Swiss Re', 'NASCAR', 'Safeco', 'MetLife', 'Philadelphia Business Journal', '2000 Rugby League World Cup', 'Fo... | ['Q43183', 'Q7281474', 'Q1415', 'Q1052370', 'Q1345', 'Q219714', 'Q1215884', 'Q91', 'Q435793', 'Q28515', 'Q605565', 'Q233929', 'Q7398546', 'Q607131', 'Q7182637', 'Q3000717', 'Q76615', 'Q49238', 'Q1002490', 'Q3719', 'Q43421', 'Q756355', 'Q14707991', 'Q6550668', 'Q945827', 'Q218904', 'Q7949407', 'Q8652', 'Q16552', 'Q16554... | [[(908, 917), (998, 1007), (2160, 2169), (3499, 3508), (5255, 5264), (5370, 5379), (6405, 6414), (6502, 6511), (8307, 8316), (8501, 8510), (8920, 8929), (9320, 9329), (10269, 10278)], [(372, 392)], [(306, 313), (2055, 2062), (2122, 2129), (3858, 3865), (10113, 10120)], [(590, 613)], [(617, 629), (649, 661), (3214, 3226... |
Emission theory or extramission theory (variants: extromission) or extromissionism is the proposal that visual perception is accomplished by eye beams emitted by the eyes. This theory has been replaced by intromission theory (or intromissionism), which is that visual perception comes from something representative of th... | ['Empedocles', 'Simplicius of Cilicia', 'Aphrodite', 'Plato', 'Euclid', 'Ptolemy', 'Galen', 'Alhazen', 'Isaac Newton', 'John Locke'] | ['Q83375', 'Q351518', 'Q35500', 'Q859', 'Q8747', 'Q34943', 'Q8778', 'Q11104', 'Q935', 'Q9353'] | [[(642, 652), (1046, 1056)], [(753, 774)], [(812, 821)], [(1374, 1379), (1483, 1488)], [(1536, 1542), (1617, 1623), (3167, 3173), (3617, 3623)], [(1828, 1835), (5418, 5425), (5460, 5467)], [(2074, 2079)], [(3966, 3973)], [(4474, 4486)], [(4694, 4704)]] |
Patrick Hannan is the name of: *Paddy Hannan (1840–1925), Irish-born gold prospector in Australia *Pat Hannan (1884–1957), New Zealand rower *Patrick Hannan (presenter) (1941–2009), Welsh television and radio presenter *Patrick Hannan (musician), British musician with The Sundays | ['Paddy Hannan', 'Pat Hannan', 'Patrick Hannan (presenter)', 'Patrick Hannan (musician)'] | ['Q2057649', 'Q7143508', 'Q7146653', 'Q3122789'] | [[(32, 44)], [(99, 109)], [(142, 168)], [(220, 245)]] |
Yasser Hashemi Rafsanjani (; born 1971) is the youngest son of Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, the former president of Iran. ==Biography== In 1989, he graduated from Nikan High School in Tehran, which was funded by a conservative religious group before Iran's revolution in order to provide students, from elementary to high s... | ['Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani', 'Iran', 'Nikan High School', 'Tehran', 'Belgium', 'Lavasan'] | ['Q186111', 'Q794', 'Q7034729', 'Q3616', 'Q31', 'Q2566415'] | [[(63, 87), (919, 943)], [(113, 117), (247, 251), (550, 554), (663, 667), (979, 983)], [(160, 177)], [(181, 187), (400, 406)], [(486, 493)], [(645, 652)]] |
The Battle of Winceby took place on 11 October 1643 during the First English Civil War near the village of Winceby, Lincolnshire. In the battle, a Royalist relieving force under the command of Sir William Widdrington was defeated by the Parliamentarian cavalry of the Earl of Manchester. ==Prelude== During the summer of... | ['First English Civil War', 'Winceby', 'Lincolnshire', 'Oliver Cromwell', 'Plymouth', 'First Battle of Newbury', 'Eastern Association', 'Saltfleet', 'Spilsby', 'Bolingbroke Castle', "St. Mary's Church, Horncastle"] | ['Q3142505', 'Q8023700', 'Q23090', 'Q44279', 'Q43382', 'Q2058454', 'Q5329993', 'Q7406104', 'Q745175', 'Q3241847', 'Q7590172'] | [[(63, 86)], [(14, 21), (107, 114), (3274, 3281), (4322, 4329)], [(116, 128), (6017, 6029), (6383, 6395), (6474, 6486)], [(1829, 1844)], [(519, 527)], [(953, 976)], [(1241, 1260), (1988, 2007)], [(1777, 1786)], [(1850, 1857)], [(2130, 2148), (2395, 2413), (3134, 3152), (5838, 5856), (5965, 5983)], [(4160, 4189)]] |
Motional Feedback (MFB) is an active high fidelity loudspeaker system which was developed by the Dutch Philips brand in the early 1970s. The loudspeakers have built-in amplifiers and feature a feedback sensor on the woofer. The sensor measures the output signal of the woofer and compares it to the amplifier input signa... | ['Philips'] | ['Q170416'] | [[(103, 110), (734, 741), (902, 909), (1614, 1621), (1700, 1707), (1784, 1791)]] |
Angry Kid is a British animated comedy web series created, directed, written, and designed by Darren Walsh and produced by Aardman Animations for Series 1 and 2 and by Mr Morris Productions for Series 3 and 4. Unlike most Aardman productions, Angry Kid was not created using clay animation but a combination of pixilatio... | ['Kevin Eldon', 'Aardman Animations', 'Channel 4', 'BBC Three', 'Atom.com', 'YouTube', 'MTV', 'DVD', '20th Century Fox Home Entertainment', 'Pathé', 'Comedy Central', 'Christmas Eve', 'Live Earth', 'An American Werewolf in London', 'Christmas', 'Donald Trump', 'Rex the Runt'] | ['Q6396222', 'Q301092', 'Q501070', 'Q687427', 'Q4817190', 'Q866', 'Q43359', 'Q5294', 'Q2084961', 'Q1544011', 'Q131439', 'Q106010', 'Q233398', 'Q467290', 'Q19809', 'Q22686', 'Q4381964'] | [[(3513, 3524)], [(123, 141), (4047, 4065), (4102, 4120), (8896, 8914)], [(9200, 9209)], [(5319, 5328)], [(713, 721)], [(962, 969), (1209, 1216), (7901, 7908)], [(524, 527)], [(566, 569), (786, 789), (6548, 6551), (6592, 6595)], [(583, 618)], [(623, 628)], [(756, 770)], [(5343, 5356)], [(6487, 6497)], [(6842, 6872)], [... |
In mathematics, a dilation is a function f from a metric space M into itself that satisfies the identity :d(f(x),f(y))=rd(x,y) for all points x, y \in M, where d(x, y) is the distance from x to y and r is some positive real number.. In Euclidean space, such a dilation is a similarity of the space.. See in particular p.... | ['Euclidean space', 'Homothety', 'Dilation (operator theory)'] | ['Q17295', 'Q583960', 'Q5276677'] | [[(236, 251), (414, 429)], [(591, 600)], [(603, 629)]] |
The Peabody Education Fund was established by George Peabody in 1867, after the American Civil War, for the purpose of promoting "intellectual, moral, and industrial education in the most destitute portion of the Southern States" except schools for newly freed African Americans. The main purpose of the fund was to aid ... | ['George Peabody', 'American Civil War', 'Southern United States', 'Mississippi', 'William Alexander Graham', 'John H. Clifford', 'David G. Farragut', 'Hamilton Fish', 'Ulysses S. Grant', 'William Aiken Jr.', 'Robert C. Winthrop', 'Charles P. McIlvaine', 'William C. Rives', 'Florida', 'Normal School', 'University of Na... | ['Q910862', 'Q8676', 'Q49042', 'Q1494', 'Q730936', 'Q175757', 'Q315607', 'Q685992', 'Q34836', 'Q889421', 'Q1375119', 'Q5081618', 'Q3568477', 'Q812', 'Q627006', 'Q7895881', 'Q7157226', 'Q29052', 'Q7569891', 'Q7538901', 'Q6171833', 'Q7934469', 'Q7895937'] | [[(46, 60), (886, 900)], [(80, 98)], [(3031, 3053)], [(668, 679)], [(786, 810)], [(832, 848)], [(850, 867)], [(902, 915)], [(917, 933)], [(935, 952)], [(954, 972)], [(993, 1013)], [(1015, 1031)], [(1125, 1132)], [(1781, 1794)], [(1911, 1934)], [(2014, 2029)], [(2077, 2098)], [(2299, 2328)], [(2473, 2492)], [(2498, 2521... |
Geminus of Rhodes (), was a Greek astronomer and mathematician, who flourished in the 1st century BC. An astronomy work of his, the Introduction to the Phenomena, still survives; it was intended as an introductory astronomy book for students. He also wrote a work on mathematics, of which only fragments quoted by later ... | ['Posidonius', 'Rhodes', 'Egyptian calendar', 'Moon', 'Hipparchus', 'Sun', 'Aristotle', 'Proclus', 'Eutocius', 'Al-Nayrizi', "Euclid's Elements"] | ['Q185770', 'Q43048', 'Q254101', 'Q405', 'Q159905', 'Q525', 'Q868', 'Q271809', 'Q510719', 'Q2988556', 'Q172891'] | [[(919, 929), (1904, 1914)], [(11, 17), (433, 439), (472, 478)], [(663, 680)], [(1088, 1092), (1641, 1645)], [(1319, 1329)], [(1460, 1463)], [(2015, 2024)], [(2300, 2307)], [(2309, 2317)], [(2686, 2696)], [(2718, 2735)]] |
The Canadian Forces Military Police (CFMP; ) provide police, security and operational support services to the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) and the Department of National Defence (DND) worldwide. ==About== CFMP serves the Canadian Forces (CF) community, which includes Regular and Reserve Force members, DND civilian emplo... | ['Ottawa', 'Canadian Forces Provost Marshal', 'Canadian Armed Forces', 'Department of National Defence (Canada)', 'Regular Force', 'Canada', 'Peace Officer', 'Acts of Parliament', 'Code of Service Discipline', 'National Defence Act', 'Royal Canadian Mounted Police', 'Canadian Military Police Corps', 'CFB Rockcliffe', '... | ['Q1930', 'Q3114548', 'Q644943', 'Q1191463', 'Q3076915', 'Q16', 'Q6503343', 'Q1076579', 'Q5140086', 'Q3258596', 'Q335175', 'Q12054150', 'Q5010469', 'Q25387', 'Q25436', 'Q25456', 'Q5030189', 'Q5172575', 'Q5562094', 'Q912079', 'Q3480469', 'Q2143059', 'Q3076912', 'Q205050', 'Q1432908', 'Q2941349', 'Q4866984', 'Q5030032', ... | [[(3131, 3137), (19266, 19272), (19450, 19456), (19540, 19546), (19653, 19659), (19796, 19802), (19805, 19811), (20130, 20136), (21519, 21525), (24316, 24322), (24784, 24790), (25534, 25540)], [(11421, 11452), (30967, 30998)], [(110, 131), (7948, 7969), (31316, 31337)], [(30788, 30827)], [(20510, 20523)], [(392, 398), ... |
Abstention is a term in election procedure for when a participant in a vote either does not go to vote (on election day) or, in parliamentary procedure, is present during the vote but does not cast a ballot. Abstention must be contrasted with "blank vote", in which a voter casts a ballot willfully made invalid by marki... | ['Voting', 'House of Commons of the United Kingdom', 'Member of Parliament', 'The Public Whip', 'House of Lords of the United Kingdom', 'United Nations Security Council', 'United States', 'United Kingdom', 'France', 'Russia', 'China', 'United Nations General Assembly', 'Council of the European Union', 'United States Ho... | ['Q189760', 'Q11005', 'Q486839', 'Q7257661', 'Q11007', 'Q37470', 'Q30', 'Q145', 'Q142', 'Q159', 'Q148', 'Q47423', 'Q8896', 'Q11701', 'Q66096', 'Q355522', 'Q263322', 'Q22316', 'Q79969', 'Q144535', 'Q297079', 'Q16153120', 'Q1110509', 'Q332278', 'Q13580111', 'Q2858446', 'Q5279929', 'Q4090436', 'Q2345115', 'Q17091919', 'Q2... | [[(7137, 7143)], [(1800, 1838)], [(1935, 1955)], [(2144, 2159)], [(2227, 2263)], [(2869, 2900)], [(2966, 2979), (3871, 3884), (4061, 4074)], [(1824, 1838), (2249, 2263), (2981, 2995)], [(2997, 3003)], [(3005, 3011)], [(3016, 3021)], [(3265, 3296)], [(3375, 3404)], [(3871, 3909)], [(4061, 4081)], [(4385, 4400)], [(4425,... |
Curly is a surname, given name, nickname or stage name. It may refer to: == First name, nickname or stage name== * Crazy Horse (1840–1877), Oglala Sioux war chief nicknamed "Curly" * Curly (scout), nickname of Ashishishe (c. 1856–1923), Crow Indian scout for General Custer * Paul Carlyle Curly Armstrong (1918-1983), Am... | ['Crazy Horse', 'Curly (scout)', 'Curly Armstrong', 'William Brocius', 'Curly Brown', 'Curly Chalker', 'Curly Ray Cline', 'George Andrew Davis Jr.', 'Joe DeRita', 'Neal Evans', 'Curly Fox', 'Curly Hammond', 'Curly Haugland', 'Curly Howard', 'Curly Howard (DJ)', "Greg 'Curly' Keranen", 'Curly Lambeau', 'Curly Lawrence',... | ['Q44555', 'Q3007693', 'Q1640546', 'Q4019945', 'Q5194882', 'Q16014030', 'Q5194892', 'Q2651290', 'Q705408', 'Q6984093', 'Q5194885', 'Q5194886', 'Q23131103', 'Q924567', 'Q5194887', 'Q5605221', 'Q1144803', 'Q5194888', 'Q13580323', 'Q22018857', 'Q975947', 'Q77006', 'Q19896248', 'Q5495990', 'Q4905536', 'Q5194889', 'Q5194890... | [[(115, 126)], [(183, 196)], [(289, 304)], [(379, 394)], [(461, 472)], [(538, 551)], [(668, 683)], [(745, 768)], [(838, 848), (912, 922)], [(1128, 1138)], [(1222, 1231)], [(1289, 1302)], [(1359, 1373)], [(1484, 1496), (1581, 1593)], [(1581, 1598)], [(1692, 1712)], [(1758, 1771)], [(1852, 1866)], [(2000, 2010)], [(2067,... |
Indo-Western clothing is the fusion of Western and South Asian fashion.Comparative Study of Historical Women clothing In North of India and North of Iran Literature Review ==History== Until as late as 1961, the beach city of India known as Goa was still under Portuguese control. In fact, the Portuguese did not even for... | ['South Asian', 'India', 'Goa', 'British Raj', 'Vasco da Gama', 'Kerala', 'Wendell Rodricks', 'Elizabeth I', 'Indian independence movement', 'Victorian era', 'An Evening in Paris', 'Indian subcontinent', 'Western world', 'Anarkali', 'Palazzo pants', 'Shilpa Shetty', 'Judi Dench', 'Aditi Rao Hydari', 'Sonam Kapoor'] | ['Q771405', 'Q668', 'Q1171', 'Q129286', 'Q7328', 'Q1186', 'Q7982477', 'Q7207', 'Q12444025', 'Q182688', 'Q482432', 'Q60140', 'Q160381', 'Q3595744', 'Q7127017', 'Q270665', 'Q28054', 'Q4683039', 'Q1192750'] | [[(51, 62)], [(130, 135), (225, 230), (336, 341), (402, 407), (564, 569), (675, 680), (733, 738), (1419, 1424), (1859, 1864), (1911, 1916), (1992, 1997), (2089, 2094), (2141, 2146), (2281, 2286), (2416, 2421), (2611, 2616), (2715, 2720), (3161, 3166), (3175, 3180), (3409, 3414), (3468, 3473), (3546, 3551), (3704, 3709)... |
Model Mugging is an American form of self-defense training that uses padded instructors, known as "Model Muggers", to simulate assaults. It was founded by Matt Thomas, and developed by Danielle Smith, Julio Toribio, Sheryl Doran and Mark Morris. Its inspiration was the 1971 rape and beating that happened to a Karate bl... | ['Hybrid martial arts', 'Karate', 'The Chronicle of Higher Education', 'Albert Bandura'] | ['Q2290683', 'Q11419', 'Q73617', 'Q153753'] | [[(3135, 3154)], [(311, 317)], [(1579, 1612)], [(2578, 2592)]] |
Marc Mero (born July 9, 1960) is an American former amateur boxer and professional wrestler, as well as a motivational speaker. He is best known for his appearances with the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) under his real name and with World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and NWA Total Nonstop Action (NWA TNA) u... | ['Buffalo, New York', 'Amateur boxing', 'World Wrestling Federation', 'World Championship Wrestling', 'NWA Total Nonstop Action', 'WCW World Television Championship', 'WrestleMania XII', 'WWF Intercontinental Championship', 'Most Valuable Player', 'Liverpool, New York', 'Liverpool High School', 'New York State Public H... | ['Q40435', 'Q4573533', 'Q35339', 'Q130171', 'Q131728', 'Q1343090', 'Q50865', 'Q254198', 'Q652965', 'Q3475914', 'Q6658467', 'Q7014171', 'Q143451', 'Q5542970', 'Q1507719', 'Q49255', 'Q361235', 'Q5921', 'Q931481', 'Q82222', 'Q5683471', 'Q7641977', 'Q912923', 'Q4115547', 'Q6200169', 'Q2090053', 'Q7152698', 'Q382078', 'Q467... | [[(1060, 1077), (22472, 22489)], [(21040, 21054)], [(174, 200), (10860, 10886), (11011, 11037), (11798, 11824), (21597, 21623)], [(245, 273), (2381, 2409), (2513, 2541), (3351, 3379), (16536, 16564), (21403, 21431)], [(284, 308), (16985, 17009), (17059, 17083)], [(574, 607), (6971, 7004), (21434, 21467)], [(788, 804), ... |
Postliberal theology (often called narrative theology) is a Christian theological movement that focuses on a narrative presentation of the Christian faith as regulative for the development of a coherent systematic theology. Thus, Christianity is an overarching story, with its own embedded culture, grammar, and practice... | ['Yale Divinity School', 'Ludwig Wittgenstein', 'George Lindbeck', 'Hans Wilhelm Frei', 'Stanley Hauerwas', 'Karl Barth', 'Thomas Aquinas', 'Henri de Lubac', 'Alasdair MacIntyre', 'Clifford Geertz', 'Thomas Kuhn', 'Erich Auerbach', 'Protestantism', 'Second Vatican Council', 'Bible', 'Ekklesia Project', 'Biblical theolo... | ['Q10723329', 'Q9391', 'Q348889', 'Q5650841', 'Q1328650', 'Q107473', 'Q9438', 'Q353956', 'Q310178', 'Q310956', 'Q184980', 'Q57603', 'Q23540', 'Q169789', 'Q1845', 'Q5350485', 'Q1203109', 'Q590819'] | [[(505, 525), (996, 1016)], [(685, 704), (1534, 1553)], [(1026, 1041)], [(1043, 1060)], [(1074, 1090)], [(1371, 1381), (3599, 3609), (4359, 4369)], [(1383, 1397), (9120, 9134)], [(1470, 1484)], [(1604, 1622)], [(1657, 1672)], [(1752, 1763)], [(1795, 1809)], [(2029, 2042)], [(2196, 2218)], [(3113, 3118), (6378, 6383)], ... |
The two-empire system (two-superkingdom system) was the top-level biological classification system in general use before the establishment of the three- domain system. It classified cellular life into Prokaryota and Eukaryota as either "empires" or "superkingdoms". When the three-domain system was introduced, some biol... | ['Prokaryota', 'Eukaryota', 'Archaea', 'Bacteria', 'Thomas Cavalier-Smith', 'Ernst Mayr', 'Animalia', 'Plantae', 'Protista', 'Domain (biology)', 'Kingdom (biology)', 'Three-domain system'] | ['Q19081', 'Q19088', 'Q10872', 'Q10876', 'Q454117', 'Q5354', 'Q729', 'Q756', 'Q10892', 'Q146481', 'Q36732', 'Q2430501'] | [[(201, 211)], [(216, 225)], [(440, 447)], [(452, 460)], [(681, 702)], [(759, 769)], [(1354, 1362)], [(1364, 1371)], [(1376, 1384)], [(1401, 1417)], [(1420, 1437)], [(1440, 1459)]] |
Thapsigargin is a non-competitive inhibitor of the sarco/endoplasmic reticulum Ca2+ ATPase (SERCA). Structurally, thapsigargin is classified as a guaianolide, and is extracted from a plant, Thapsia garganica. It is a tumor promoter in mammalian cells. Thapsigargin raises cytosolic (intracellular) calcium concentration ... | ['ATPase', 'SERCA', 'Thapsia garganica', 'University of Nottingham', 'NADPH', 'Steven V. Ley', 'Phil Baran', 'EBC-46'] | ['Q300033', 'Q24785512', 'Q2710470', 'Q472316', 'Q28747', 'Q639012', 'Q15840376', 'Q5322564'] | [[(84, 90), (3956, 3962)], [(92, 97), (2584, 2589)], [(190, 207)], [(1067, 1091), (3290, 3314)], [(2439, 2444)], [(2979, 2992)], [(3001, 3011)], [(3561, 3567)]] |
Sullivan is an American rock band from Greensboro, North Carolina, United States. Sullivan was involved in To Write Love on Her Arms. ==History== Sullivan came together as a trio in 2001. In 2002 they recorded and released Count the Time in Quarter Tones on Forsaken/Tribunal Records. The EP sold well and extensive tour... | ['Greensboro', 'North Carolina', 'Alternative rock', 'Spartan Records', 'Underoath', 'To Speak of Wolves', 'To Write Love on Her Arms', 'Spencer Chamberlain', 'Curse Your Name', "Hey, I'm a Ghost", 'Cover Your Eyes'] | ['Q49238', 'Q1454', 'Q11366', 'Q16962224', 'Q913673', 'Q4051538', 'Q1170014', 'Q1448126', 'Q811003', 'Q5749161', 'Q5179187'] | [[(39, 49)], [(51, 65), (3301, 3315)], [(3272, 3288)], [(1984, 1999)], [(878, 887)], [(2230, 2248)], [(107, 132)], [(816, 835)], [(1180, 1195)], [(618, 634), (2542, 2558), (2861, 2877)], [(721, 736), (1261, 1276), (2593, 2608), (2903, 2918), (3077, 3092)]] |
Adrienne Eliza Bailon-Houghton (née Bailon (); born October 24, 1983) is an American television personality, singer, and actress. She is a former member of the girl groups 3LW and The Cheetah Girls. From 2013 to 2022, Bailon was a co-host of the daytime talk show The Real; for which she has since won a Daytime Emmy Awa... | ['New York City', 'Israel Houghton', 'Walt Disney Records', 'So So Def', '3LW', 'Daytime Emmy Awards', 'E! News', 'Coach Carter', "All You've Got", "That's So Raven", "Raven's Home", 'Ecuadorian', 'Lower East Side', 'Manhattan', 'High School for Health Professions and Human Services', 'Obstetrician', 'Ricky Martin', 'M... | ['Q60', 'Q5814434', 'Q54860', 'Q1075485', 'Q1771216', 'Q1179189', 'Q5321351', 'Q1104158', 'Q1163003', 'Q460427', 'Q29189276', 'Q43296435', 'Q1511813', 'Q11299', 'Q5756583', 'Q5284418', 'Q128799', 'Q186125', 'Q6658948', 'Q270123', 'Q441834', 'Q216364', 'Q4045406', 'Q4047075', 'Q200863', 'Q43359', 'Q637715', 'Q153056', '... | [[(10253, 10266), (11996, 12009), (12472, 12485), (22550, 22563), (23318, 23331)], [(16940, 16955), (18326, 18341), (20909, 20924), (22041, 22056)], [(6454, 6473), (23396, 23415)], [(5693, 5702), (8860, 8869)], [(172, 175), (913, 916), (1828, 1831), (2370, 2373), (2673, 2676), (2971, 2974), (3309, 3312), (3704, 3707), ... |
Alcor () is a binary star system in the constellation of Ursa Major. It is the fainter companion of Mizar, the two stars forming a naked eye double in the handle of the Big Dipper (or Plough) asterism in Ursa Major. The two both lie about 83 light-years away from the Sun, as measured by the Hipparcos astrometry satelli... | ['Ursa Major', 'Flamsteed designation', 'Big Dipper', 'Sun', 'Arabic', 'Arabic star names', 'International Astronomical Union', 'Working Group on Star Names', 'Mizar and Alcor', 'Dubhe', 'Alkaid', 'Ursa Major Moving Group', 'University of Rochester', 'Steward Observatory', 'University of Arizona', 'MMT Observatory', 'C... | ['Q8918', 'Q111116', 'Q10460', 'Q525', 'Q13955', 'Q1226611', 'Q6867', 'Q27927866', 'Q47146387', 'Q13084', 'Q13093', 'Q1195678', 'Q149990', 'Q2120109', 'Q503419', 'Q779895', 'Q49088', 'Q17132635', 'Q217717', 'Q35794', 'Q161562', 'Q23548', 'Q189325', 'Q2471197', 'Q191684', 'Q1292962', 'Q2392436', 'Q495751', 'Q7867175', '... | [[(57, 67), (204, 214), (1258, 1268), (2866, 2876), (3625, 3635), (3711, 3721)], [(355, 376)], [(169, 179), (1204, 1214), (3579, 3589)], [(268, 271)], [(414, 420), (451, 457), (3013, 3019)], [(451, 468)], [(655, 687)], [(700, 727)], [(933, 948)], [(1222, 1227)], [(1232, 1238)], [(1258, 1281), (2866, 2889)], [(1957, 198... |
Nova Southeastern University (NSU) is a private research university with its main campus in Fort Lauderdale-Davie, Florida, United States, in the Miami metropolitan area. The university consists of 14 total colleges, offering over 150 programs of study. The university offers professional degrees in the social sciences,... | ['Southern Association of Colleges and Schools', 'George L. Hanbury II', 'Independent Colleges and Universities of Florida', 'Fort Lauderdale', 'Davie, Florida', 'Florida', 'Boston', 'Jacksonville', 'San Juan, Puerto Rico', 'National Collegiate Athletic Association', 'NCAA Division II', 'Sunshine State Conference', 'No... | ['Q7569646', 'Q5541456', 'Q3150023', 'Q165972', 'Q985438', 'Q812', 'Q100', 'Q16568', 'Q41211', 'Q271805', 'Q5284438', 'Q7641578', 'Q7064303', 'Q2915506', 'Q16554', 'Q362', 'Q4491651', 'Q1313036', 'Q556733', 'Q429863', 'Q1709596', 'Q4720037', 'Q4669157', 'Q7494417', 'Q463465', 'Q6523793', 'Q223243', 'Q4738217', 'Q562866... | [[(1439, 1483), (3767, 3811), (8600, 8644), (15664, 15708), (26912, 26956)], [(8932, 8952)], [(26518, 26566)], [(92, 107), (2549, 2564), (7352, 7367), (7433, 7448), (9991, 10006), (16951, 16966), (17053, 17068)], [(108, 122), (651, 665), (2606, 2620), (9896, 9910), (10150, 10164)], [(115, 122), (658, 665), (793, 800), ... |
Biggleswade was a historic 'hundred' of English county of Bedfordshire. The hundred consisted of the town of Biggleswade and its surrounding area. The name Biggleswade comes from a concatenation of the Anglo Saxon words 'Biceil' (being a personal name) and 'Waed' (meaning a ford). ==History== Evidence suggests that the... | ['Central Bedfordshire', 'Bedfordshire', 'Biggleswade', 'St Albans', 'Saxons', 'Northill', 'Domesday Survey', 'Bishop of Lincoln', 'River Ivel', 'Letchworth', 'Bedford', 'Dunstable', 'Luton', 'Leighton Buzzard', 'Erlensee', 'Stevenage', 'Hitchin', 'St. Neots', 'Huntingdon', 'Peterborough', 'Wrestlingworth', 'Potton', '... | ['Q1053723', 'Q23143', 'Q2224167', 'Q6226', 'Q101985', 'Q1520534', 'Q19867', 'Q1837214', 'Q7337534', 'Q19801', 'Q208257', 'Q919778', 'Q203889', 'Q2462645', 'Q287204', 'Q19795', 'Q19798', 'Q1018225', 'Q685640', 'Q172438', 'Q1518848', 'Q2736099', 'Q3243125', 'Q350', 'Q12054494', 'Q1520390', 'Q1520005', 'Q1519518', 'Q1520... | [[(1919, 1939)], [(58, 70), (1481, 1493), (1927, 1939), (1973, 1985), (3278, 3290), (4237, 4249), (4329, 4341), (4404, 4416), (4466, 4478), (4715, 4727), (5044, 5056), (5106, 5118)], [(0, 11), (109, 120), (156, 167), (332, 343), (713, 724), (767, 778), (919, 930), (1167, 1178), (1444, 1455), (1628, 1639), (1806, 1817),... |
Lonelyhearts, also known as Miss Lonelyhearts, is a 1958 American drama film directed by Vincent J. Donehue. It is based on the 1957 Broadway play by Howard Teichmann, which in turn is based on the 1933 novel Miss Lonelyhearts by Nathanael West. The film stars Montgomery Clift, Robert Ryan, Myrna Loy, Jackie Coogan, Do... | ['Vincent J. Donehue', 'Dore Schary', 'Miss Lonelyhearts', 'Nathanael West', 'Howard Teichmann', 'Montgomery Clift', 'Robert Ryan', 'Myrna Loy', 'Dolores Hart', 'Maureen Stapleton', 'United Artists', 'Jackie Coogan', 'Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress', 'Golden Globe', 'Mike Kellin', 'Onslow Stevens', 'Frank Ma... | ['Q3559679', 'Q457497', 'Q6876987', 'Q370521', 'Q55720077', 'Q193102', 'Q350680', 'Q105941', 'Q272611', 'Q230841', 'Q219400', 'Q313279', 'Q106301', 'Q1011547', 'Q3313392', 'Q1673199', 'Q1443747', 'Q2695500', 'Q15469159', 'Q6267863', 'Q179200', 'Q1812027', 'Q14920514', 'Q1994999', 'Q1954899', 'Q575443', 'Q980785', 'Q162... | [[(89, 107)], [(3470, 3481)], [(28, 45), (209, 226), (1922, 1939), (3950, 3967)], [(230, 244), (3541, 3555), (4498, 4512)], [(150, 166), (3887, 3903)], [(261, 277), (2950, 2966)], [(279, 290), (2983, 2994)], [(292, 301), (3015, 3024)], [(318, 330), (3046, 3058)], [(336, 353), (3079, 3096)], [(3739, 3753), (4442, 4456)]... |
"The Bachelor Party" is a 1953 television play by Paddy Chayefsky which was adapted by Chayefsky for a 1957 film. The play premiered to critical acclaim. ==Plot== Charlie Samson is a hard-working married bookkeeper in Manhattan, struggling to advance himself by attending night school to become an accountant. He has jus... | ['Delbert Mann', 'Harold Hecht', 'Paddy Chayefsky', 'E. G. Marshall', 'Jack Warden', 'Carolyn Jones', 'Alex North', 'United Artists', 'The Philco Television Playhouse', 'Fred Coe', 'Kathleen Maguire', 'James Westerfield', 'Bettye Ackerman', 'IMDb', 'Academy Award', 'Bosley Crowther', 'Philip Abbott', 'Larry Blyden', 'N... | ['Q270038', 'Q323445', 'Q180251', 'Q706165', 'Q373968', 'Q238895', 'Q349448', 'Q219400', 'Q786306', 'Q1168402', 'Q6376813', 'Q3161480', 'Q534954', 'Q37312', 'Q19020', 'Q894444', 'Q3825563', 'Q3218026', 'Q257065', 'Q598055', 'Q179808', 'Q16986909'] | [[(2026, 2038), (2569, 2581), (2914, 2926), (4130, 4142), (4458, 4470)], [(4250, 4262)], [(50, 65), (2090, 2105), (4334, 4349), (4368, 4383)], [(2623, 2637), (3184, 3198)], [(2639, 2650), (3210, 3221)], [(2655, 2668), (3342, 3355), (3610, 3623)], [(4288, 4298)], [(4530, 4544)], [(1973, 2004), (4480, 4511)], [(1960, 196... |
Frei Paul Otto (; 31 May 1925 – 9 March 2015) was a German architect and structural engineer noted for his use of lightweight structures, in particular tensile and membrane structures, including the roof of the Olympic Stadium in Munich for the 1972 Summer Olympics. Otto won the RIBA Royal Gold Medal in 2006 and was aw... | ['Baden-Württemberg', 'Germany', 'Olympic Stadium, Munich', '1972 Summer Olympics', 'RIBA', 'Royal Gold Medal', 'Pritzker Architecture Prize', 'Berlin', 'Luftwaffe', 'World War II', 'Chartres', 'Erich Mendelsohn', 'Mies van der Rohe', 'Richard Neutra', 'Frank Lloyd Wright', 'Kassel', 'Washington University in St. Louis... | ['Q985', 'Q183', 'Q131610', 'Q8438', 'Q1067943', 'Q920783', 'Q133160', 'Q64', 'Q2564009', 'Q362', 'Q130272', 'Q76730', 'Q41508', 'Q84312', 'Q5604', 'Q2865', 'Q777403', 'Q102289', 'Q1022', 'Q634951', 'Q20711652', 'Q13418129', 'Q526725', 'Q734463', 'Q14395717', 'Q10806', 'Q15457661', 'Q700996', 'Q70696', 'Q6041110', 'Q87... | [[(7088, 7105)], [(427, 434), (966, 973), (4002, 4009), (4024, 4031), (4112, 4119), (4201, 4208), (4284, 4291), (4417, 4424), (4496, 4503), (4657, 4664), (7035, 7042)], [(4087, 4110)], [(245, 265)], [(280, 284), (5121, 5125)], [(285, 301), (5084, 5100), (7178, 7194)], [(330, 357), (5237, 5264), (7115, 7142)], [(451, 45... |
Pete Kelly's Blues is a 1955 musical crime film based on the 1951 radio series. It was directed by and starred Jack Webb in the title role of a bandleader and musician. Janet Leigh is featured as party girl Ivy Conrad, and Edmond O'Brien as a gangster who applies pressure to Kelly. Peggy Lee portrays alcoholic jazz sin... | ['Janet Leigh', "Edmond O'Brien", 'Jack Webb', 'Matty Matlock', 'Mark VII Limited', "Pete Kelly's Blues (radio series)", 'Peggy Lee', 'Academy Award', 'Ella Fitzgerald', 'Lee Marvin', 'Martin Milner', 'Jayne Mansfield', 'Pat Novak for Hire', 'Kansas City, Missouri', 'Prohibition', 'Andy Devine', 'Than Wyenn', 'George V... | ['Q205314', 'Q119935', 'Q1287651', 'Q445528', 'Q6770118', 'Q7172057', 'Q229139', 'Q19020', 'Q1768', 'Q76895', 'Q287549', 'Q229507', 'Q7143842', 'Q41819', 'Q46388', 'Q386105', 'Q15278596', 'Q1508401', 'Q1985385', 'Q6561515', 'Q7172056', 'Q7172055', 'Q7561449'] | [[(169, 180), (1282, 1293), (5021, 5032)], [(223, 237), (982, 996), (5049, 5063)], [(111, 120), (839, 848), (4995, 5004), (5943, 5952), (6588, 6597)], [(5506, 5519)], [(6510, 6526)], [(5695, 5728)], [(283, 292), (2925, 2934), (5081, 5090)], [(378, 391)], [(443, 458), (5168, 5183)], [(499, 509), (2258, 2268), (5140, 515... |
Sesquiterpene lactones (SLs) are a class of sesquiterpenoids that contain a lactone ring. They are most often found in plants of the family Asteraceae (daisies, asters). Other plant families with SLs are Umbelliferae (celery, parsley, carrots) and Magnoliaceae (magnolias). A collection of colorless, lipophilic solids, ... | ['Asteraceae', 'Umbelliferae', 'Magnoliaceae', 'Maasella edwardsi', 'Artemisinin', 'Artemisia annua', 'Lactucin', 'Artichoke', 'Eupatorium perfoliatum', 'Burdock', 'Calea ternifolia', 'Chamomile', 'Chrysanthemum', 'Feverfew', 'Gaillardia', 'Ginkgo biloba', 'Laurus nobilis', 'Lettuce', 'Lactuca', 'Marsh elder', 'Mugwort... | ['Q25400', 'Q145794', 'Q120228', 'Q2704667', 'Q426921', 'Q1308044', 'Q6469057', 'Q23041430', 'Q683940', 'Q27257', 'Q150607', 'Q14169150', 'Q59882', 'Q818481', 'Q732510', 'Q43284', 'Q26006', 'Q83193', 'Q578052', 'Q4338415', 'Q15114159', 'Q3236767', 'Q16269373', 'Q844270', 'Q7399162', 'Q7547546', 'Q81464', 'Q2878644', 'Q... | [[(140, 150)], [(204, 216)], [(248, 260)], [(492, 509)], [(712, 723)], [(810, 825)], [(827, 835)], [(1271, 1280)], [(1290, 1312)], [(1314, 1321)], [(1323, 1339)], [(1341, 1350)], [(1352, 1365)], [(1378, 1386)], [(1388, 1398)], [(1400, 1413)], [(1415, 1429)], [(1431, 1438)], [(1440, 1447)], [(1450, 1461)], [(1463, 1470)... |
is the twenty-third entry of the long-running Japanese Super Sentai metaseries. Its footage was used in the American television series Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue. It aired from February 21, 1999, to February 6, 2000, replacing Seijuu Sentai Gingaman, and was replaced by Mirai Sentai Timeranger. It was announced by... | ['Yūko Miyamura', 'TV Asahi', 'Seijuu Sentai Gingaman', 'Mirai Sentai Timeranger', 'Rescue', 'Super Sentai', 'Tokugawa Shogunate', 'Edo period', 'Darkness', 'Dragon', 'Imps', 'Power Rangers', 'ABS-CBN', 'North America'] | ['Q2279779', 'Q908436', 'Q1156866', 'Q1190971', 'Q1341429', 'Q1054760', 'Q205662', 'Q184963', 'Q204170', 'Q7559', 'Q2266278', 'Q333156', 'Q2022113', 'Q49'] | [[(32930, 32943)], [(35415, 35423)], [(232, 254)], [(276, 299)], [(160, 166), (461, 467), (1145, 1151), (1714, 1720), (13539, 13545), (34146, 34152), (34249, 34255)], [(55, 67), (574, 586), (5743, 5755), (14159, 14171), (16573, 16585), (35092, 35104), (35296, 35308)], [(1520, 1538)], [(2481, 2491)], [(31880, 31888)], [... |
Anisoyl chloride (also called methoxybenzoyl chloride) is an acyl halide, specifically an aromatic acyl chloride, and may be formed from anisic acid by replacing a hydroxyl group of the carboxylic acid with a chloride group. There are three isomers: the ortho-, meta-, and para- forms. Their structures differ in the are... | [] | [] | [] |
ex, short for EXtended,vi editor history:exA Brief History of Vim:1976 is a line editor for Unix systems originally written by Bill Joyex manual page in 1976, beginning with an earlier program written by Charles Haley.William N. Joy, Ex reference manual, November, 1977 Multiple implementations of the program exist; the... | ['Bill Joy', 'Unix', 'POSIX', 'Queen Mary College', 'Berkeley Software Distribution', 'XPG4'] | ['Q335047', 'Q11368', 'Q14658', 'Q195668', 'Q34264', 'Q1753881'] | [[(127, 135), (769, 777)], [(92, 96), (374, 378), (568, 572), (2486, 2490), (2554, 2558), (2577, 2581), (2609, 2613)], [(342, 347)], [(520, 538)], [(882, 912)], [(2003, 2007)]] |
Cervical dilation (or cervical dilatation) is the opening of the cervix, the entrance to the uterus, during childbirth, miscarriage, induced abortion, or gynecological surgery. Cervical dilation may occur naturally, or may be induced surgically or medically. == In childbirth == In the later stages of pregnancy, the cer... | ['Bloody show', 'Prostaglandin', 'American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists', 'Misoprostol'] | ['Q184788', 'Q209717', 'Q463772', 'Q416025'] | [[(1480, 1491), (1543, 1554)], [(2193, 2206), (2837, 2850)], [(2465, 2516)], [(5903, 5914)]] |
The High and the Mighty is a 1954 American aviation disaster film, directed by William A. Wellman, and written by Ernest K. Gann, who also wrote the 1953 novel on which his screenplay was based. Filmed in WarnerColor and CinemaScope, the film's cast was headlined by John Wayne, who was also the project's co-producer. W... | ['William A. Wellman', 'Robert Fellows', 'John Wayne', 'Ernest K. Gann', 'Claire Trevor', 'Laraine Day', 'Robert Stack', 'Jan Sterling', 'Dimitri Tiomkin', 'Archie Stout', 'Ralph Dawson', 'Batjac Productions', 'Warner Bros.', 'CinemaScope', 'Phil Harris', 'Robert Newton', 'Academy Awards', 'Honolulu', 'Douglas DC-4', '... | ['Q290962', 'Q7344291', 'Q40531', 'Q1779816', 'Q233850', 'Q466063', 'Q355153', 'Q259581', 'Q317033', 'Q634059', 'Q453160', 'Q2891393', 'Q126399', 'Q485544', 'Q596717', 'Q974924', 'Q19020', 'Q18094', 'Q622673', 'Q62', 'Q450047', 'Q2266226', 'Q1592946', 'Q710809', 'Q7963307', 'Q1364339', 'Q744357', 'Q3101481', 'Q1252302'... | [[(79, 97), (18214, 18232), (20171, 20189), (20490, 20508), (23187, 23205), (23731, 23749), (24341, 24359)], [(6537, 6551)], [(267, 277), (5157, 5167), (15062, 15072), (15905, 15915), (16329, 16339), (21491, 21501), (22470, 22480), (23397, 23407), (24471, 24481)], [(114, 128), (7986, 8000), (9376, 9390)], [(497, 510), ... |
Broken Lance is a 1954 American Western film directed by Edward Dmytryk and produced by Sol C. Siegel. The film stars Spencer Tracy, Robert Wagner, Jean Peters, Richard Widmark, and Katy Jurado. Shot in Technicolor and CinemaScope, the film is a remake of House of Strangers (1949) with the Phillip Yordan screenplay (ba... | ['Edward Dmytryk', 'Sol C. Siegel', 'Jerome Weidman', 'Phillip Yordan', 'Spencer Tracy', 'Robert Wagner', 'Jean Peters', 'Richard Widmark', 'Katy Jurado', 'Leigh Harline', 'Technicolor', '20th Century Fox', 'Western (genre)', 'CinemaScope', 'House of Strangers', 'Edward G. Robinson', 'King Lear', "Hugh O'Brian", 'Earl ... | ['Q72229', 'Q506666', 'Q1687760', 'Q327165', 'Q71275', 'Q310493', 'Q243005', 'Q320036', 'Q259446', 'Q1367518', 'Q674564', 'Q434841', 'Q21590660', 'Q485544', 'Q525029', 'Q83812', 'Q181598', 'Q727086', 'Q1277085', 'Q281048', 'Q706165', 'Q2938871', 'Q2073712', 'Q504298', 'Q124057', 'Q1011547', 'Q18645668', 'Q9684', 'Q6561... | [[(57, 71), (6100, 6114)], [(88, 101), (6142, 6155)], [(371, 385)], [(291, 305)], [(118, 131), (660, 673), (4130, 4143)], [(133, 146), (1419, 1432), (4164, 4177)], [(148, 159), (3964, 3975), (4197, 4208)], [(161, 176), (1011, 1026), (4222, 4237)], [(182, 193), (1477, 1488), (4257, 4268), (4589, 4600)], [(6181, 6194)], ... |
Torquato Taramelli (October 15, 1845 - March 31, 1922) was an Italian geologist. ==Biography== Taramelli was born in Bergamo, Lombardy. After his graduation in Natural Sciences, in Milan, he became assistant of Antonio Stoppani at the Politecnico di Milano. Here he studied the territory of the Italian region Friuli, wh... | ['Bergamo', 'Lombardy', 'Natural Sciences', 'Milan', 'Friuli', 'University of Genova', 'Paleontology', 'University of Pavia', 'Meteorology', 'Pavia'] | ['Q628', 'Q1210', 'Q7991', 'Q490', 'Q160570', 'Q593321', 'Q7205', 'Q219317', 'Q25261', 'Q6259'] | [[(117, 124), (1419, 1426)], [(126, 134)], [(160, 176)], [(181, 186), (250, 255), (1526, 1531)], [(310, 316)], [(406, 426)], [(453, 465)], [(474, 493)], [(785, 796)], [(488, 493), (881, 886)]] |
Torch Song is a 1953 American Technicolor musical drama film distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and starring Joan Crawford and Michael Wilding in a story about a Broadway star and her blind rehearsal pianist. The screenplay by John Michael Hayes and was based upon the story "Why Should I Cry?" by I.A.R. Wylie in a 1949... | ['Charles Walters', 'Henry Berman', 'Charles Schnee', 'John Michael Hayes', 'I.A.R. Wylie', 'Joan Crawford', 'Michael Wilding', 'Gig Young', 'Marjorie Rambeau', 'Adolph Deutsch', 'Technicolor', 'Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer', 'India Adams', 'The Band Wagon', 'Dorothy Patrick', 'Eugene Loring', 'Benny Rubin', 'Maidie Norman', 'N... | ['Q953753', 'Q1606514', 'Q1066019', 'Q980351', 'Q13563224', 'Q40475', 'Q1385992', 'Q344758', 'Q455912', 'Q365310', 'Q674564', 'Q179200', 'Q13561708', 'Q1508130', 'Q3037180', 'Q5407457', 'Q4890045', 'Q1885160', 'Q2025814', 'Q27786159', 'Q168721', 'Q516479'] | [[(382, 397), (3130, 3145)], [(431, 443)], [(448, 462)], [(227, 245), (3254, 3272)], [(298, 310)], [(109, 122), (995, 1008), (2094, 2107), (2206, 2219), (2382, 2395)], [(127, 142), (1075, 1090)], [(1107, 1116)], [(1136, 1152)], [(3022, 3036)], [(30, 41)], [(76, 95), (3282, 3301)], [(503, 514), (1029, 1040)], [(633, 647... |
KGO-TV (channel 7) is a television station licensed to San Francisco, California, United States, serving as the San Francisco Bay Area's ABC network outlet. Owned and operated by the network's ABC Owned Television Stations division, KGO-TV maintains studios at the ABC Broadcast Center immediately west of The Embarcader... | ['Localish', 'This TV', 'HSN', 'ABC Owned Television Stations', 'The Walt Disney Company', 'San Francisco', 'KGO (AM)', 'San Francisco Bay Area', 'Sutro Tower', 'The CW', 'KRON-TV', 'Nexstar Media Group', 'KPIX-TV', 'CBS', 'Mount Sutro', 'WABC-TV', 'New York City', 'WLS-TV', 'Chicago', 'WXYZ-TV', 'Detroit', 'KABC-TV', ... | ['Q3029957', 'Q3524762', 'Q452340', 'Q14855774', 'Q7414', 'Q62', 'Q6329813', 'Q213205', 'Q650097', 'Q212252', 'Q6336964', 'Q7020906', 'Q721602', 'Q43380', 'Q3322124', 'Q2699014', 'Q60', 'Q3050972', 'Q1297', 'Q3564870', 'Q12439', 'Q3029971', 'Q65', 'Q7135358', 'Q3528955', 'Q139103', 'Q1677099', 'Q963827', 'Q267186', 'Q1... | [[(19432, 19440), (19522, 19530), (19634, 19642)], [(19457, 19464), (21782, 21789)], [(19469, 19472), (19473, 19476)], [(193, 222), (21544, 21573), (21810, 21839)], [(8592, 8615)], [(55, 68), (112, 125), (655, 668), (1049, 1062), (1757, 1770), (1836, 1849), (2188, 2201), (4820, 4833), (5547, 5560), (7512, 7525), (7730,... |
The Mating Season is a 1951 American comedy-drama romance film directed by Mitchell Leisen, and produced by Charles Brackett from a screenplay by Charles Brackett, Richard Breen, and Walter Reisch, based on the play Maggie by Caesar Dunn. The ensemble cast stars Gene Tierney, John Lund, Miriam Hopkins, and Thelma Ritte... | ['Mitchell Leisen', 'Charles Brackett', 'Richard Breen', 'Walter Reisch', 'Gene Tierney', 'Miriam Hopkins', 'Thelma Ritter', 'Paramount Pictures', 'Jan Sterling', 'Larry Keating', 'Cora Witherspoon', 'Malcolm Keen', 'Ellen Corby', 'Billie Bird', 'Grayce Hampton', 'Carol Coombs', 'Picturegoer', 'Academy Award for Best S... | ['Q276130', 'Q385055', 'Q506404', 'Q213811', 'Q230555', 'Q242477', 'Q229266', 'Q159846', 'Q259581', 'Q3218065', 'Q1284473', 'Q629955', 'Q368794', 'Q2903550', 'Q20684157', 'Q58184272', 'Q7191212', 'Q106301'] | [[(75, 90), (4515, 4530), (5574, 5589), (5795, 5810)], [(108, 124), (146, 162), (5053, 5069), (5838, 5854), (5951, 5967)], [(164, 177)], [(183, 196)], [(263, 275), (639, 651), (3346, 3358)], [(288, 302), (1151, 1165), (3413, 3427)], [(308, 321), (451, 464), (3446, 3459), (4852, 4865), (5436, 5449)], [(5891, 5909)], [(3... |
Education in Albany, Oregon, United States is coordinated by Greater Albany Public School District 8J (GAPS 8J). Established in 1979 and encompassing , this educational district aims to educate the children of Albany from grades K through 12. GAPS has an enrollment of just over 10,000 students. ==School ratings== All s... | ['Albany, Oregon', 'West Albany High School', 'South Albany High School', 'Albany Options School', 'List of school districts in Oregon'] | ['Q516817', 'Q7984287', 'Q7565934', 'Q4709357', 'Q6637327'] | [[(13, 27), (4072, 4086)], [(2671, 2694), (3033, 3056)], [(3380, 3404), (3745, 3769)], [(3881, 3902)], [(3931, 3965)]] |
The Battle of Tyndaris was a naval battle of the First Punic War that took place off Tyndaris (modern Tindari) in 257 BC. Tyndaris was a Sicilian town founded as a Greek colony in 396 BC located on the high ground overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea in the Gulf of Patti. Hiero II, the tyrant of Syracuse, allowed Tyndaris to... | ['First Punic War', 'Tindari', 'Tyrrhenian Sea', 'Hiero II', 'Carthaginians', 'Aeolian Islands', 'Rome', 'Battle of Cape Ecnomus'] | ['Q6286', 'Q671481', 'Q38882', 'Q313675', 'Q4383747', 'Q179883', 'Q220', 'Q6881'] | [[(49, 64)], [(102, 109)], [(230, 244)], [(267, 275)], [(343, 356), (845, 858), (864, 877), (1041, 1054), (1231, 1244)], [(419, 434), (1351, 1366)], [(541, 545)], [(1426, 1448)]] |
Montaque "Monty" Brown (born April 13, 1970) is an American retired professional wrestler and NFL linebacker. In professional wrestling, he is best known for his time with Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) where he wrestled under his real name, and with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), where he wrestled on its E... | ['Saginaw', 'Michigan', 'Ferris State University', 'Serengeti', 'Total Nonstop Action Wrestling', 'Buffalo Bills', 'New England Patriots', 'Professional wrestling', 'WWE', 'Super Bowl XXVIII', 'All-America', 'Harlon Hill Trophy', 'Most Valuable Player', 'Stamford, Connecticut', 'Chris Sabin', 'NWA World Heavyweight Cha... | ['Q719', 'Q1166', 'Q1407897', 'Q4991540', 'Q131728', 'Q221626', 'Q193390', 'Q131359', 'Q35339', 'Q621500', 'Q762853', 'Q5658917', 'Q652965', 'Q49169', 'Q518006', 'Q1961715', 'Q310690', 'Q929731', 'Q15', 'Q280793', 'Q382078', 'Q7201114', 'Q178796', 'Q83816', 'Q3598985', 'Q1246591', 'Q533475', 'Q5527722', 'Q44137', 'Q445... | [[(10437, 10444)], [(624, 632), (2141, 2149), (9477, 9485), (10446, 10454), (10492, 10500), (10693, 10701)], [(585, 608)], [(2975, 2984)], [(172, 202), (2296, 2326), (2410, 2440)], [(524, 537), (1381, 1394), (10279, 10292)], [(1526, 1546), (10381, 10401)], [(1965, 1987)], [(288, 291), (8780, 8783), (8852, 8855), (9283,... |
Autograss racing is a popular form of amateur motor racing in Britain, with races organized at various venues across the UK and Ireland. The roots of this racing discipline can be traced back to the 1960s. Typically, Autograss races are conducted on tracks spanning approximately 400 meters and featuring grass or mud su... | ['Mini', 'Peugeot 106', 'Nissan Micra', 'Toyota Yaris', 'Citroën AX', 'Vauxhall Nova', 'Ford Fiesta', 'Geo Metro', 'Toyota Starlet', 'Ford Anglia', 'Hillman Imp', 'British autocross', 'FIA Autocross', 'Folkrace'] | ['Q36024', 'Q826094', 'Q738470', 'Q6902966', 'Q1093538', 'Q376916', 'Q3077171', 'Q5533939', 'Q1355779', 'Q1133667', 'Q769139', 'Q15310803', 'Q786356', 'Q4413009'] | [[(1166, 1170), (1320, 1324), (1536, 1540), (2416, 2420), (3699, 3703)], [(1412, 1423), (3751, 3762)], [(1425, 1437), (2238, 2250), (3732, 3744)], [(1439, 1451)], [(1457, 1467)], [(2223, 2236), (2338, 2351)], [(2256, 2267)], [(2425, 2434)], [(3247, 3261)], [(3285, 3296)], [(3705, 3716)], [(7636, 7653)], [(7656, 7669)],... |
Andrew Gray may refer to: == Politics == *Andrew Gray, 1st Lord Gray (1390–1469), Scottish diplomat and noble *Andrew Gray (senator) (died 1849), Democratic-Republican member of the Delaware Senate, 1817–1821 *Andrew C. Gray (1804–1885), entrepreneur and Whig delegate to the Delaware Constitutional Convention of 1853 *... | ['Andrew Gray, 1st Lord Gray', 'Andrew Gray (senator)', 'Andrew C. Gray', 'Andy Gray (cricketer)', 'Andy Gray (footballer, born 1955)', 'Andy Gray (footballer, born 1964)', 'Andy Gray (footballer, born 1973)', 'Andy Gray (footballer, born 1977)', 'Andrew Gray (17th-century divine)', 'Andrew Gray (19th-century divine)',... | ['Q4757161', 'Q4757163', 'Q37005454', 'Q4760737', 'Q516216', 'Q525927', 'Q4760735', 'Q525943', 'Q2171001', 'Q4757160', 'Q4757164', 'Q9614008', 'Q4757162', 'Q30504540', 'Q60462303', 'Q4760733', 'Q4760736', 'Q16031442'] | [[(42, 68)], [(111, 132)], [(210, 224)], [(422, 443)], [(500, 533)], [(593, 626)], [(699, 732)], [(795, 828)], [(955, 988)], [(1019, 1052)], [(1096, 1118)], [(1151, 1174)], [(1228, 1256)], [(1315, 1335)], [(1405, 1428)], [(1548, 1565)], [(1602, 1622)], [(1696, 1714)]] |
Homosexuality in the militaries of ancient Greece was regarded as contributing to morale.Victor Davis Hanson, The Western Way of War: Infantry Battle in Classical Greece (University of California Press, 1994, 2009), p. 124. Although the primary example is the Sacred Band of Thebes, a unit said to have been formed of sa... | ['Victor Davis Hanson', 'Sacred Band of Thebes', 'Plato', 'Xenophon', 'Thebans', 'Sparta', 'Homeric epics', 'Lelantine War', 'Eretria', 'Cleomachus', 'Eva Cantarella', 'Aristotle', 'Loeb Classical Library', 'Philip II of Macedon', 'Epaminondas', 'Diodorus Siculus', 'Mantineia', 'Harmodius and Aristogeiton', 'Homosexual... | ['Q1276395', 'Q655132', 'Q859', 'Q129772', 'Q5760', 'Q5690', 'Q6691', 'Q738787', 'Q320367', 'Q31812935', 'Q459650', 'Q868', 'Q645948', 'Q130650', 'Q190436', 'Q171241', 'Q1160195', 'Q19178', 'Q543927', 'Q7761964', 'Q886783'] | [[(89, 108)], [(260, 281), (3538, 3559)], [(749, 754), (881, 886)], [(1100, 1108), (2810, 2818), (3082, 3090), (3285, 3293)], [(3436, 3443)], [(340, 346), (2824, 2830), (3295, 3301), (3843, 3849)], [(1371, 1384)], [(1762, 1775)], [(1788, 1795), (2001, 2008)], [(1894, 1904), (1906, 1916)], [(2289, 2303)], [(2420, 2429)]... |
thumb|150px|right|upright|James F. Byrnes The Interim Committee was a secret high-level group created in May 1945 by United States Secretary of War, Henry L. Stimson at the urging of leaders of the Manhattan Project and with the approval of President Harry S. Truman to advise on matters pertaining to nuclear energy. Co... | ['Henry L. Stimson', 'James F. Byrnes', 'Ralph A. Bard', 'William L. Clayton', 'George L. Harrison', 'Vannevar Bush', 'United States Secretary of War', 'Manhattan Project', 'Harry S. Truman', 'Office of Scientific Research and Development', 'Carnegie Institution', 'Massachusetts Institute of Technology', 'Harvard Unive... | ['Q314826', 'Q432726', 'Q1483338', 'Q860257', 'Q5541458', 'Q299595', 'Q2419102', 'Q127050', 'Q11613', 'Q501416', 'Q1043963', 'Q49108', 'Q13371', 'Q1039380', 'Q17', 'Q8753', 'Q127944', 'Q3433335', 'Q131252', 'Q169577', 'Q132537', 'Q167540', 'Q4800567', 'Q151187', 'Q488', 'Q167083', 'Q37161043', 'Q11268', 'Q505307', 'Q77... | [[(149, 165)], [(26, 41), (1159, 1174)], [(1276, 1289)], [(1320, 1338)], [(1763, 1781)], [(1370, 1383)], [(117, 147)], [(198, 215), (3275, 3292), (6936, 6953)], [(251, 266)], [(1401, 1446), (1551, 1596)], [(1468, 1488)], [(1614, 1651)], [(1739, 1757)], [(1828, 1859)], [(733, 738), (2866, 2871), (3106, 3111), (4562, 456... |
Boston College station is a light rail station on the MBTA Green Line B branch. It is located at St. Ignatius Square on the Boston College campus near the intersection of Commonwealth Avenue and Lake Street, on the border between the Brighton neighborhood of Boston and the Chestnut Hill neighborhood of Newton, Massachu... | ['Boston', 'Newton, Massachusetts', 'Massachusetts', 'MBTA', 'Green Line B branch', 'Boston College', 'Boston Elevated Railway', 'Commonwealth Avenue Street Railway', 'Tremont Street subway', 'MBTA bus', 'Boeing LRV'] | ['Q100', 'Q49196', 'Q771', 'Q171985', 'Q172011', 'Q49118', 'Q894561', 'Q1931918', 'Q2451368', 'Q6714772', 'Q890187'] | [[(0, 6), (124, 130), (259, 265), (623, 629), (1169, 1175), (1710, 1716), (2482, 2488), (2529, 2535), (2568, 2574), (2629, 2635), (2821, 2827), (3882, 3888), (4143, 4149), (5562, 5568), (5661, 5667), (5695, 5701), (5845, 5851)], [(304, 325)], [(312, 325), (5767, 5780)], [(54, 58), (2664, 2668), (2958, 2962), (3728, 373... |
Curley is a 1947 American comedy film produced by Hal Roach and Robert F. McGowan as a re-imagining of their Our Gang series. The film was one of Roach's "streamlined" features of the 1940s, running 53 minutes and was designed as a b-movie. Like most of Roach's latter-day output, Curley was shot in Cinecolor. Bernard C... | ['Robert F. McGowan', 'Hal Roach', 'Frances Rafferty', 'Heinz Roemheld', 'United Artists', 'Our Gang', 'Cinecolor', 'Bernard Carr', 'Memphis, Tennessee', 'Lloyd Binford', 'Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer', 'Who Killed Doc Robbin', 'WAVES', 'Eilene Janssen', 'Kathleen Howard'] | ['Q3435067', 'Q72792', 'Q1987979', 'Q453461', 'Q219400', 'Q1218784', 'Q794536', 'Q2897646', 'Q16563', 'Q6662278', 'Q179200', 'Q7997289', 'Q830971', 'Q16104891', 'Q975874'] | [[(64, 81)], [(50, 59), (1239, 1248)], [(444, 460), (5177, 5193)], [(5591, 5605)], [(406, 420), (1015, 1029), (5676, 5690)], [(109, 117), (519, 527), (704, 712), (1254, 1262), (1488, 1496)], [(300, 309), (5550, 5559)], [(311, 323)], [(806, 824)], [(930, 943)], [(1266, 1285)], [(1521, 1542)], [(2141, 2146)], [(5215, 522... |
Fnac () is a large French retail chain selling cultural and electronic products, founded by André Essel and Max Théret in 1954. Its head office is in Le Flavia in Ivry-sur-Seine near Paris. It is an abbreviation of Fédération Nationale d’Achats des Cadres ("National Purchasing Federation for Cadres"). It merged with Da... | ['André Essel', 'Max Théret', 'Ivry-sur-Seine', 'France', 'Tunisia', 'Portugal', 'Spain', 'Switzerland', 'Luxembourg', 'Morocco', 'Qatar', 'Ivory Coast', 'Cameroon', 'Belgium', 'Retail', 'Music', 'Book', 'CD', 'DVD', 'Fnac Darty', 'Paris', 'Pedro Almodóvar', 'George Lucas', 'David Cronenberg', 'Paul Auster', 'Pierre Bo... | ['Q2847729', 'Q477885', 'Q193877', 'Q142', 'Q948', 'Q45', 'Q29', 'Q39', 'Q32', 'Q1028', 'Q846', 'Q1008', 'Q1009', 'Q31', 'Q126793', 'Q638', 'Q571', 'Q34467', 'Q5294', 'Q47088340', 'Q90', 'Q55171', 'Q38222', 'Q55422', 'Q214642', 'Q156268', 'Q386438', 'Q157256', 'Q380849', 'Q5383', 'Q3035314', 'Q3384387', 'Q2093819', 'Q4... | [[(92, 103), (405, 416), (2342, 2353)], [(108, 118), (421, 431), (1813, 1823)], [(163, 177), (16767, 16781), (16958, 16972), (17088, 17102)], [(2148, 2154), (4937, 4943), (7172, 7178), (10657, 10663), (12648, 12654), (16783, 16789), (19624, 19630), (19750, 19756), (19785, 19791)], [(15672, 15679), (15712, 15719)], [(12... |
Willemite is a zinc silicate mineral () and a minor ore of zinc. It is highly fluorescent (green) under shortwave ultraviolet light. It occurs in a variety of colors in daylight, in fibrous masses and apple-green gemmy masses. Troostite is a variant in which part of the zinc is partly replaced by manganese, it occurs i... | ['Vieille-Montagne', 'William I of the Netherlands', 'Moresnet', 'University of Liège', 'Gerard Troost', 'New Jersey', 'Sterling Hill Mine', 'List of minerals', 'List of minerals named after people'] | ['Q947317', 'Q2079957', 'Q151938', 'Q1334582', 'Q3103917', 'Q1408', 'Q7611425', 'Q243479', 'Q2291565'] | [[(383, 399), (630, 646), (1538, 1554)], [(510, 538), (664, 692)], [(619, 627), (725, 733)], [(814, 833)], [(1623, 1636)], [(2339, 2349)], [(2316, 2334)], [(2988, 3004), (3006, 3022)], [(3006, 3041)]] |
The Dahesh Museum of Art is the only museum in the United States devoted to the collection and exhibition of European academic art of the 19th and 20th century. The collection, located in Manhattan, New York City, originated with Lebanese writer and philosopher Salim Moussa Achi (1909–1984), whose pen name was Dr. Dahe... | ['New York City', 'Art museum', 'United States', 'Europe', 'Manhattan', 'Lebanon', 'Dr. Dahesh', 'Hudson Square', 'Fifth Avenue', 'Columbus Circle', 'IBM', 'Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates', 'Art Renewal Center'] | ['Q60', 'Q207694', 'Q30', 'Q46', 'Q11299', 'Q822', 'Q5304049', 'Q14706462', 'Q109858', 'Q109968', 'Q37156', 'Q13533363', 'Q2864562'] | [[(199, 212), (2561, 2574), (3089, 3102), (3354, 3367), (3430, 3443)], [(3237, 3247), (3325, 3335)], [(51, 64), (3302, 3315)], [(109, 115)], [(188, 197), (679, 688), (1405, 1414), (2931, 2940), (3388, 3397)], [(1427, 1434)], [(312, 322)], [(691, 704), (2943, 2956)], [(1670, 1682), (3215, 3227)], [(2167, 2182)], [(2267,... |
The red-masked parakeet (Psittacara erythrogenys)DNA-sequence data require revision of the parrot genus Aratinga (Aves: Psittacidae) J.V. Remsen, Jr., Erin E. Schirtzinger, Anna Ferraroni, Luís Fábio Silveira & Timothy F. Wright is a medium-sized parrot from Ecuador and Peru. It is popular as a pet and are better known... | ['Ecuador', 'Peru', 'Feral', 'San Francisco', 'California', 'United States', 'The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill', 'Judy Irving', 'Mark Bittner', 'Hawaii', 'Feral parrot', 'Los Angeles', 'San Gabriel Valley', 'IUCN'] | ['Q736', 'Q419', 'Q2739176', 'Q62', 'Q99', 'Q30', 'Q7774884', 'Q6304487', 'Q6766746', 'Q782', 'Q5443752', 'Q65', 'Q2363753', 'Q48268'] | [[(259, 266), (1003, 1010), (2824, 2831), (3054, 3061)], [(271, 275), (1028, 1032), (2815, 2819), (3080, 3084)], [(1459, 1464), (3022, 3027)], [(1586, 1599), (1922, 1935)], [(1601, 1611), (1908, 1918)], [(1419, 1432), (1620, 1633)], [(1667, 1701)], [(1705, 1716)], [(1756, 1768), (1790, 1802)], [(1838, 1844)], [(3022, 3... |