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8841800	American Gangster ( 2007)	Following the death of his employer and mentor, Bumpy Johnson, Frank Lucas establishes himself as the number one importer of heroin in the Harlem district of Manhattan. He does so by buying heroin directly from the source in South East Asia and he comes up with a unique way of importing the drugs into the United States.	[ "where did bumpy johnson get his heroin", "who is the importer of adam lalli", "what is the harlem district in frank lucas", "frank lucas heroin importers", "where does frank lucas buy drugs in harlem city", "where is frank lucas heroin found", "where is bumpy johnson", "where does frank lucas heroin come from", "where did bumpy johnson get heroin", "where did frank lucas get heroin from" ]
8841801	-	Presently, Puerto Rico holds the most titles for Miss Universe contest. Frank Lucas was and is still married to Miss Puerto Rico Idalia Margarita Beba Franco-who came out 3rd place in 1971. And, she did not win Miss Universe solely because in 1969, Miss Puerto Rico had won Miss Universe.	[ "who is frank lucas married to", "what city has the most miss universe", "who is miss universe", "which nation has most miss universe titles", "what is the most voted miss universe contest winner", "who is franco lucas married to", "who was frank lucas married to", "who is the miss universe", "who is frank lucas married to", "which state has miss universe won more titles" ]
8841802	American Gangster (2007)	Ron Chepesiuk, author of Superfly: The True, Untold Story of Frank Lucas, American Gangster, said that Detective Richie Roberts, was a minor figure in the Lucas investigation; the idea that Roberts was the key official in bringing Lucas down is Hollywood's imagination (The Chicago Syndicate).	[ "who is richie roberts", "who are the two people who played frank lucas", "who was in frank lucas investigation", "who was the official investigator that brought frank lucas down?", "who is the investigator on superfly", "who is frank lucas investigator", "who was the lead detective in the story of frank lucas", "which gangster is ron chepesiuk", "who is richie roberts", "who was frank lucas" ]
8841803	-	Sponsorship Analysis. Our unique analysis of the bills Lucas has sponsored and cosponsored provides insight into his position in the House of Representatives. Each dot in the chart below is a member of the House of Representatives. The dots are positioned horizontally according to our progressiveâconservative ideology score and vertically according to our leadership score (leaders toward the top). Lucas is shown as a purple triangle.	[ "who sponsors bill in the house", "who is sponsored and cosponsored", "who sponsored bill abraham", "who sponsors bills in house of representatives", "who is the sponsor of bills in the house of representatives", "who sponsored bill", "who is lucas sponsor?", "who sponsors bill in house of representatives", "who sponsors a bill in congress", "who is representative" ]
8841804	American Gangster (2007)	The movie American Gangster shows a family member of Frank's turning on him and working with the police to bring him down. In an interview, Richie Roberts said that this is true. It was a cousin. We had three detectives who really spearheaded our investigation: Jones, Spearman, and Abruzzo. ...	[ "who was the family of frank roosevelt", "who is the cousin in american gangster", "what type of family member is in american gangster", "what kind of cousins does american gangster have", "which family member of frank roberts was in american gangster", "who is frank's cousin in american gangster", "who is frank the gangster's cousin", "what is the movie american gangster about?", "who was the cousin of frank the gangster", "what was the name of the family frank's cousin?" ]
8841805	-	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 -/10 X. Ratings: 7.8 /10 from 308,851 users Metascore: 76/100. Reviews: 448 user \| 297 critic \| 38 from Metacritic.com. In 1970s America, a detective works to bring down the drug empire of Frank Lucas, a heroin kingpin from Manhattan, who is smuggling the drug into the country from the Far East.	[ "what is the heroin kingpin", "where is the heroin empire located", "where is frank lucas from", "who is frank lucas", "who is franklin lucas", "who is frank lucas", "where is frank lucas kingpin", "what is frank lucas in", "why was x-rated", "who was franklin lucas" ]
8841806	Display of Statistical Distribution	The cumulative fraction function and the empirical distribution function are two names for the same thing: a graphical display of how the data is distributed. Consider the dataset B1: B1={1.26, 0.34, 0.70, 1.75, 50.57, 1.55, 0.08, 0.42, 0.50, 3.20, 0.15, 0.49, 0.95, 0.24, 1.37, 0.17, 6.98, 0.10, 0.94, 0.38}.	[ "cumulative fraction function", "empirical distribution function and cumulative fraction function", "what is the cumulative fraction in statistics", "what is the cumulative fraction function", "what is the cumulative fraction function?", "what is the cumulative fraction function?", "what is the cumulative fraction in statistics", "what is the aggregate fraction function", "what is the cumulative fraction and empirical distribution functions in statistics", "what is the empirical distribution in math" ]
8841807	Normal Distribution	Data can be distributed (spread out) in different ways. But there are many cases where the data tends to be around a central value with no bias left or right, and it gets close to a Normal Distribution like this: A Normal Distribution. The Bell Curve is a Normal Distribution. And the yellow histogram shows some data that.	[ "what type of distribution would you expect for a bell curve?", "what is the data distribution", "what is normal distribution and normal distribution", "what is the bell curve of normal data?", "which is the best measure for distribution?", "why is the bell curve a normal distribution", "why is the bell curve a normal distribution", "how to find the distribution of data", "what is the normal distribution", "what is the distribution of the bell curve" ]
8841808	Display of Statistical Distribution	Note that there really isn't a standard meaning for the size of an error bar. Common choices are: 1 (the range would include about 68% of normal data), 2 which is basically the same as 95% limits, and 0.674Ã which would include 50% of normal data. The above may be a population standard deviation or a standard deviation of the mean.	[ "what is the standard error range", "what's the normal error bar size", "what is the normal deviation of the error bar in a standard deviation", "what is the size of an error bar", "what is the range for an error bar", "what is the size of an error bar", "what is the correct size of a bar", "how large should an error bar be?", "what is the range of the average error bar", "what is the normal size for an error bar in a trig" ]
8841809	-	There are two ways that the normal curve may be represented: The actual normal curve and the standard normal curve. The curve represents the distribution of actual data. The actual data points (xi) are represented on the abscissa (x-scale) and the number of occurrences are indicated on the ordinate (y-scale).	[ "how is a normal curve represented", "what is normal curve", "what is the standard for a normal curve", "what is the actual normal curve", "what is the curve of a normal number?", "how are normal curves represented", "how do you describe a normal curve", "what is the standard curve used for", "what is the curve that represents the data", "how is a normal curve represented" ]
8841810	Grouped vs.	The variance is the mean squared deviation from the average in a set of data. It is used to determine the standard deviation, which is an indicator of the spread or dispersion of a data set. 3.3 Standard deviation. The standard deviation is the square root of the variance.	[ "what is the value of variance", "what is variance and standard deviation mean sd", "variance meaning in math", "what is a variance in math", "variance is the squared deviation from the average in a set of data.", "what is variance used to determine", "what is the variance", "variance is also called ______________.", "what is variance", "what is variance mean/average" ]
8841811	Statistical Distributions	With discrete data, the entire distribution can either be developed from scratch or the data can be fitted to a pre-specified discrete distribution. With the former, there are two steps to building the distribution.	[ "why discrete data is used", "what is discrete data", "what is discrete data", "what type of information can be used to construct a distributed distribution?", "why use discrete data for data", "what is discrete data", "what is the difference between a discrete and a continuous distribution?", "what is the difference between a discrete data and a standard distribution?", "what is the difference between a discrete and discrete distribution", "when a distribution is discrete" ]
8841812	Interpret all statistics and graphs forDescriptive Statistics	For an even number of data points, the median is the average of the two middle points. 2.3 Mode. The mode is the value that occurs most frequently. The data 2.6, 2.2, 2.4, 2.3, 2.5 do not contain a mode because no value occurs more than any other.	[ "what is the median for a table", "definition of mode of median for data", "what is the median for the same data points", "what is the median for the same number of data points", "what is the average of the two middle point of a graph", "what is the median of the two data points?", "what is the median of a data point", "what is median data", "what is the median for a datapoint?", "what is median and mode" ]
8841813	-	A normal distribution is symmetric about the mean. Skew is a measure of how much the bell-curve for your data set is heavy on one side. A normal distribution also has a specific width for a given height. If you double the height, the width scales proportionally. However, you could imagine stretching a bell curve out in weird ways without changing its symmetry.	[ "difference between normal and skew", "what is the meaning of curve width", "is it normal to have an asymmetric distribution", "what is normal distribution", "what is skew mean", "what is skew on a curve", "when you double your height the height of a bell curve will change in proportional terms", "what's difference between normal and skew", "what is skew in math", "what is a normal distribution" ]
8841814	How Do Fireworks Make Shapes?	If several shells are used at a time, at least one of them is likely to be oriented correctly. Pattern shells were first used in the early 1990s in Washington D.C. to greet Desert Storm troops upon their arrival home. The patterns that were used there were purple hearts and yellow bows, Heckman said.	[ "when were shells used", "when were pattern shells used for troops", "why did the first shells for desert storm come out", "when were pattern shells first used", "what shells were originally used", "what are patterns of shells used for", "when was the first pattern shell used", "when were desert storm shells used?", "when were shells used for desert storm", "when was the first design shell used" ]
8841815	-	1 First, so that fireworks go where you intend to and don't fly in a random direction, causing fires, property damage, or injuries. 2 Second, because it helps display organizers to position firework effects with accuracy and precision.	[ "why are firework fireworks necessary to use", "why are fireworks effective", "why do fireworks have a flying pattern", "why is it important to use fireworks", "why is it so important to use firework", "why should fireworks not be placed at random", "why do fireworks need to go where they are supposed to go", "why do fireworks fly at random", "why firework works", "why do fireworks keep flying" ]
8841816	-	When metal salts are ignited, they release energy in the form of light. Shorter wavelengths of light (400 to 500 nanometers) produce violet and blue colors while longer wavelengths of light (600 to 700 nanometers) produce orange and red colors.	[ "what color is the light when metal is ignited", "what color is the light", "what color is light produced when an ignited metal is ignited", "how do metal salts produce a colour", "how many nm do metals produce", "what color is a metal salt", "why do metal salts cause light", "how does a metal reaction produce colors", "what kind of energy does metal release", "what color is the color of a metal" ]
8841817	-	That's chemistry too! Fireworks get their color from metal compounds (also known as metal salts) packed inside. You probably know that if you burn metals in a hot flame (such as a Bunsen burner in a school laboratory), they glow with very intense colorsâ that's exactly what's happening in fireworks.	[ "what color are flames in fireworks?", "how fireworks get their color", "how do fireworks get their color", "what makes firework colors", "what color is the fireworks", "what makes fireworks glow", "what causes fireworks to glow", "how do fireballs get their color", "what makes fireworks glow", "why are fireworks the same color" ]
8841818	-	When metal salts emit short wavelengths of visible light in the range of 400 to 500 nanometers, they produce violet and blue colors. When metal salts emit longer wavelengths of visible light in the range of 600 to 700 nanometers, they produce orange and red colors.	[ "what color is metal", "what colors do metals emit", "what kind of light does metal produce", "which is an example of an energy-reflecting salt?", "what is the color of metal salt", "what color is visible light when sand and salt are in contact", "which colors does a metal give", "what light does a salt emit", "what color is a metal salt", "what is the color of blue metal" ]
8841819	-	Thousands of people across the United States will be celebrating Independence Day on July 4 by attending a fireworks display. The red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple colors exploding in the night sky during a fireworks display are created by the use of metal salts. Photo credit: Jeff Golden. In chemistry, a salt is defined as an ionic compound that is formed from the reaction of an acid and a base.	[ "what is the blue, green, blue and purple colors of the fireworks", "when is fireworks", "what makes fireworks", "what kind of color is fireworks", "what is the colors of the fireworks show", "what's the color for the fireworks on independence day?", "why are fireworks colors blue", "when are the fireworks for july", "what makes fireworks", "what is the color of the july fireworks" ]
8841820	How Do Fireworks Get Their Glorious Colors?	The recipe that creates blue, for example, includes varying amounts of copper chloride compounds, while red comes from strontium and lithium salts. Just like paints, secondary colors are made by mixing the ingredients of their primary-color relatives. A mixture of copper (blue) and strontium (red) makes purple.	[ "what color is copper chloride", "what pigments make purple", "what is the difference of blue and red", "what's the color purple", "what is a secondary dye", "what is the primary element for purple", "what makes blue color", "what is the difference between purple and blue", "what colour is the main color of copper", "what makes a colour purple" ]
8841821	How Do Fireworks Make Shapes?	On Independence Days of yore, old-timey crowds were dazzled by a mere sprinkle or two of off-white lights. Later generations oohed-and-aahed at more colorful displays, as chemical combos were developed that could light up the sky in Technicolor. The march of progress in pyrotechnics didn't stop there, though.	[ "when was the invention of the pyrotechnic light created?", "what day was the pyrotechnic invented", "what is the meaning of fireworks in color", "which day is the most colorful", "what was the brightest light ever created", "when was the invention of the pyrotechnics invented and when did they stop?", "when was the invention of color invented", "what is the color scheme for fireworks on independence days", "when did the fireworks happen", "what was created to celebrate independence day" ]
8841822	How Do Fireworks Get Their Glorious Colors?	View full size image. Behind the scenes of the dazzling light shows that spectators ooh and ahh at on the Fourth of July, are carefully crafted fireworks. Whether red, white and blue fountains or purple sparklers, each firework is packed with just the right mix of chemicals to create these colorful lights. Inside each handmade firework are small packets filled with special chemicals, mainly metal salts and metal oxides, which react to produce an array of colors.	[ "what are the colors of fireworks", "why are fireworks made from metal", "what to make to make fireworks", "different types of fireworks", "what color are fireworks", "what type of fireworks are used on the fourth of july", "what chemicals make a firework", "what type of chemicals are in fireworks", "what kind of fireworks are in the pool", "what color is a sparkler on a fourth july fireworks" ]