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[ "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head (Andy Williams album)", "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head" ]

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[ "B.J. Thomas" ]

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[ "I Will Always Love You" ]

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[ "Dolly Parton" ]

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[ "List of Outlander episodes" ]

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[ "the 18th century", "1948" ]

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[ "Indus Valley Civilisation" ]

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[ "drought" ]

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[ "Kaa" ]

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[ "Sterling Price Holloway Jr ." ]

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[ "Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School" ]

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[ "1990" ]

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[ "Memorial Day" ]

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[ "Decoration Day" ]

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[ "Colorado Plateau" ]

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[ "Utah", "Arizona", "Colorado" ]

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[ "Gangs of Wasseypur", "Gangs of Wasseypur – Part 2", "Gangs of Wasseypur – Part 1" ]

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[ "Zeishan Quadri" ]

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[ "Collingwood Football Club" ]

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[ "2010" ]

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[ "Asteroid belt", "Asteroid" ]

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[ "The asteroid belt" ]

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[ "List of prime ministers of the United Kingdom", "Independence Day (India)" ]

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[ "Clement Attlee" ]

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[ "Crossed fingers" ]

{ "query": [ "crossing your fingers for good luck" ], "results": [ { "title": [ "Crossed fingers", "Talk:Crossed fingers", "Russian traditions and superstitions", "Apotropaic magic", "Fig sign", "Japanese superstitions", "List of gestures", "Wikipedia:Reference desk/Archives/Miscellaneous/2008 January 23 ...", "Obscene gesture", "List of bad luck signs" ], "snippet": [ "To cross one&#39;s <b>fingers</b> is a hand gesture commonly used to wish for <b>luck</b>. \nOccasionally it is interpreted as an attempt to implore God for protection. The \ngesture is referred to by the common expressions &quot;cross <b>your fingers</b>&quot;, &quot;keep <b>your</b> \n<b>fingers crossed</b>&quot;, or just &quot;<b>fingers crossed</b>&quot;. ... <b>Good</b> Housekeeping, Volume 226. \nInternational&nbsp;...", "US / English-speaking world perspective[edit]. Lots of cultures don&#39;t use these \ngestures in these ways, or only use them in one or the other -- for instance, in \nSwitzerland while <b>crossed fingers</b> are used to cancel a lie, for <b>good luck</b> ... about \njudges saying &quot;may God have mercy on <b>your</b> soul&quot; but don&#39;t mention <b>crossed</b> \n<b>fingers</b>.", "Russian traditions, superstitions and beliefs include superstitions and customs of \nRussians. ... A funeral procession brings <b>good luck</b>. But one ... If a black cat \n<b>crosses your</b> path, it&#39;s bad luck (though not unique to Russian tradition). People \nwill&nbsp;...", "... out of vague superstition or out of tradition, as in <b>good luck</b> charms (perhaps \nsome token on a charm bracelet), amulets, or gestures such as <b>crossed fingers</b> or\n&nbsp;...", "The fig sign is a mildly obscene gesture used at least since the Roman Age in \nItaly and Southern Europe and parts of the Mediterranean region, including in \nTurkish culture, and has also been adopted by Slavic cultures. The gesture uses \na thumb wedged in between two <b>fingers</b>. ... Ornaments with this symbol are often \nworn as a <b>good luck</b> charm.", "Japanese superstitions are rooted in the culture and history of Japan and the \nJapanese people. ... However, unlike most other countries, in Japan, a black cat \n<b>crossing</b> one&#39;s path is considered to bring <b>good luck</b>. A significant portion of ... \nThe Japanese word for &quot;thumb&quot; literally translates as &quot;parent-<b>finger</b>&quot;. Hiding it is&nbsp;...", "Gestures are a form of nonverbal communication in which visible bodily actions \nare used to ... <b>Crossed fingers</b> are used to superstitiously wish for <b>good luck</b> or to \nnullify a promise. Cuckoo ... exasperation or disbelief by putting both palms \ntogether in prayer and moving them down and back up towards <b>your</b> chest \nrepeatedly.", "A local custom from my youth was to cross <b>your fingers</b> on the sight of a fire ... in \nthe general direction of <b>your</b> house and then either leave them <b>crossed</b> until you \nsaw ... or have another person uncross them for you whilst wishing you <b>good luck</b>\n.", "The insult of this is equivalent to the <b>finger</b>. In Iranian culture, a similar gesture is \nused to represent &quot;Dirt on <b>your</b> head&quot;, a verbal insult&nbsp;...", "Bad <b>luck</b> is an unpredictable outcome that is unfortunate. This is a list of signs \nbelieved to bring bad <b>luck</b> according to superstitions: A black cat <b>crossing</b> one&#39;s&nbsp;..." ] } ] }

[ "the biblical Kingdom of Israel" ]

{ "type": [ "singleAnswer" ], "answer": [ [ "Niger State", "Niger" ] ], "qaPairs": [ { "question": [], "answer": [] } ] }

[ "List of Nigerian states by area" ]

{ "query": [ "state in nigeria has the highest land mass" ], "results": [ { "title": [ "List of Nigerian states by area", "Lagos", "Anambra State", "Ogun State", "List of Nigerian states by population", "Rivers State", "Lagos State", "List of African countries by area", "Ibadan", "Delta State" ], "snippet": [ "The following table presents a listing of <b>Nigeria</b>&#39;s 36 <b>states</b> ranked in order of their \nsurface <b>area</b>. ... Listed by: <b>area</b>; population &middot; GDP &middot; HDI &middot; literacy rate &middot; date of \nstatehood &middot; capitals &middot; governors &middot; nicknames &middot; <b>highest</b> point &middot; traditional <b>states</b> ... \nWikipedia® <b>is</b> a registered trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation, Inc., a non-\nprofit&nbsp;...", "Lagos <b>is the largest</b> city in the <b>Nigerian state</b> of the same name. The city, <b>with</b> its \nadjoining ... <b>state</b> capital of Lagos <b>State</b>. This conurbation makes up 37% of \nLagos <b>State&#39;s</b> total <b>land area</b>, but houses about 85% of the <b>state&#39;s</b> total population\n.", "Anambra <b>is</b> a <b>state</b> in southeastern <b>Nigeria</b>. The capital and seat of government <b>is</b> \nAwka. Onitsha, a historic port city from pre-colonial times, <b>has</b> developed as by \nfar the <b>largest</b> urban <b>area</b> in the <b>state</b>. The <b>state&#39;s</b> theme <b>is</b> &quot;Light of the nation&quot;, \nformerly known as the &quot; Home for all&quot;. The <b>largest</b> town in Anambra <b>State is</b> \nAguleri. ... The plans contain policies and proposals for <b>land</b> use, city \nbeautification,&nbsp;...", "Ogun <b>State is</b> a <b>state</b> in southwestern <b>Nigeria</b>. Created in 1976, it borders Lagos \n<b>State</b> to the south, Oyo and Osun <b>states</b> to the north, Ondo to the east and the \nRepublic of Benin to the west. Abeokuta <b>is the</b> capital and <b>largest</b> city in the <b>state</b>. \n... Orientation Camp <b>is</b> located at Sagamu Local Government <b>area</b> of the <b>state</b>.", "The following table presents a listing of <b>Nigeria</b>&#39;s 36 <b>states</b> ranked in order of their \ntotal population based on preliminary 2006 Census figures.", "Rivers <b>State has</b> a total <b>area</b> of 11,077 km² (4,277 mi²), making it the 26th <b>largest</b> \n<b>state in Nigeria</b>. Surrounding <b>states</b> are Imo, Abia and Anambra to the north,&nbsp;...", "Lagos, sometimes referred to as Lagos <b>State</b> to distinguish it from Lagos \nMetropolitan <b>Area</b>, <b>is</b> a <b>state</b> in the southwestern geopolitical zone of <b>Nigeria</b>. The \nsmallest in <b>area</b> of <b>Nigeria&#39;s</b> 36 <b>states</b>, Lagos <b>State is</b> arguably the <b>most</b> ... Eko \nAtlantic <b>is</b> a planned city being constructed on <b>land</b> reclaimed from the Atlantic \nOcean.", "Below <b>is</b> a list of all countries in Africa, in order of geographical <b>area</b>. Sudan was, \n<b>with</b> an <b>area</b> of 2,505,813km², formerly the <b>largest</b> country in ... 14, <b>Nigeria</b>, \n923,768 km² (356,669 sq mi), compare Venezuela: 916,445 km² ... 16, \nMozambique, 801,590 km² (309,496 sq mi), compare Australian <b>state</b> New South \nWales:&nbsp;...", "Ibadan <b>is the</b> capital and <b>most</b> populous city of Oyo <b>State</b>, <b>Nigeria</b>. <b>With</b> a \npopulation of over 3 million, it <b>is the</b> third <b>most</b> populous city in <b>Nigeria</b> after \nLagos and Kano; it <b>is the</b> country&#39;s <b>largest</b> city by geographical area. ... The <b>land</b> \n<b>area</b> increased from 136 km² in 1981 to 210–240 km² in 1988-89 (Areola, 1994: \n101). By the&nbsp;...", "Delta <b>State</b> (recognized on August 27, 1991) <b>is</b> an oil and agricultural producing \n<b>state in</b> ... in the southern end of the <b>state</b>. The <b>state has</b> a total <b>land area</b> of \n16,842 square kilometres (6,503 sq mi). ... Delta <b>state has</b> one of the <b>highest</b> \nnumbers of tertiary institutions in any <b>Nigerian state</b>. This <b>is</b> a product of the \npeople&#39;s thirst&nbsp;..." ] } ] }

[ "Niger State" ]

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[ "Queen of the Damned", "Queen of the Damned: Music from the Motion Picture" ]

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[ "Chester Bennington of Linkin Park" ]

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[ "Computer keyboard" ]

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[ "104" ]

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[ "Chevrolet Cavalier" ]

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[ "1,162 -- 1,315 kg", "2,562 -- 2,900 lb" ]

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[ "Primavera (Botticelli)" ]

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[ "Sandro Botticelli" ]

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[ "Drax the Destroyer", "Dave Bautista" ]

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[ "Dave Bautista" ]

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[ "A Football Life" ]

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[ "September 28 , 2018" ]

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[ "My Back Pages" ]

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[ "Bob Dylan" ]

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[ "The Rumble in the Jungle" ]

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[ "George Foreman" ]

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[ "United States at the Olympics" ]

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[ "St. Louis , Missouri" ]

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[ "Beauty and the Beast" ]

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[ "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" ]

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[ "An Unexpected Journey" ]

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[ "Game of Thrones (season 7)" ]

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[ "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle" ]

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[ "Star vs. the Forces of Evil", "List of Star vs. the Forces of Evil characters" ]

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[ "Saint Lawrence River" ]

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[ "north - easterly" ]

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[ "List of Dragon Ball Super episodes" ]

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[ "2017" ]

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[ "Prison Break (season 1)" ]

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[ "The Key" ]

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[ "Jargon", "Dialect", "Colloquialism" ]

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[ "Jargon" ]

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[ "Aurora Teagarden" ]

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[ "Lawrenceton , Georgia" ]

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[ "South Park (season 21)" ]

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[ "October 11 , 2017" ]

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[ "Alicia Vikander", "Camilla Luddington", "Angelina Jolie" ]

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[ "Alicia Vikander" ]

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[ "Life as a House" ]

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[ "A Long Line of Love" ]

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[ "2015–16 FA Cup", "FA Cup semi-finals", "2016–17 FA Cup", "2014–15 FA Cup" ]

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Unlike the previous rounds, replays were not&nbsp;...", "The 2013–14 FA Cup was the 133rd season of the FA Cup, the main domestic ... \nwhich took place on 15 April 1989 in an <b>FA Cup semi-final</b> match between \nNottingham Forest and Liverpool, claiming 96 lives.", "The 2011–12 <b>FA Cup</b> was the 131st season of the world&#39;s oldest football ... All \nfour <b>semi</b>-<b>final</b> teams were from the Premier League, and both semi-finals were \nlocal derbies, with a London derby between Tottenham&nbsp;..." ] }, { "title": [ "2014–15 FA Cup", "2014–15 Football League Cup", "2014 FA Cup Final", "2015 Football League Cup Final", "2014–15 Liverpool F.C. season", "2015 FA Cup Final", "2014 Football League Cup Final", "2014–15 UEFA Champions League", "2015–16 FA Cup", "2014–15 Scottish Cup" ], "snippet": [ "The 2014–15 <b>FA Cup</b>, also called the 2014–15 FA Challenge Cup, was the 134th \noccurrence ... 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There were four \nties taking place in the <b>quarter</b>-<b>finals</b> of the Scottish <b>Cup</b>.", "The <b>Semi</b>-<b>finals</b> draw took place on Monday 9 March 2015 at approx 9:45 pm in \nOld Trafford, Manchester and was broadcast&nbsp;...", "The 2016 UEFA Europa <b>League</b> Final was the final match of the 2015–16 UEFA \nEuropa <b>League</b>, the 45th season of Europe&#39;s secondary club football tournament \norganised by UEFA, and the seventh season since it was renamed from the \nUEFA <b>Cup</b> to the UEFA Europa <b>League</b>. ... matches at UEFA Euro 2008, \nincluding the opening match and a <b>semi</b>-<b>final</b>." ] } ] }

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[ "Smoking ban in England" ]

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[ "1 July 2007" ]

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[ "Carson (surname)" ]

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[ "Scottish origin" ]

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[ "November 25 , 1997" ]

{ "type": [ "singleAnswer" ], "answer": [ [ "Indian Rebellion of 1857", "Sepoy Mutiny" ] ], "qaPairs": [ { "question": [], "answer": [] } ] }

[ "Doctrine of lapse" ]

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[ "Indian Rebellion of 1857" ]

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[ "UEFA Europa League" ]

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[ "Sevilla" ]

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[ "Colony of Virginia" ]

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[ "tobacco" ]

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[ "List of British monarchs", "List of English monarchs" ]

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[ "George III" ]

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[ "Keystone species" ]

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[ "A keystone species" ]

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[ "iOS 11" ]

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[ "September 19 , 2017" ]

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[ "The Mother (How I Met Your Mother)" ]

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[ "played by Cristin Milioti", "Tracy McConnell" ]

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[ "Atticus Shaffer", "The Middle (TV series)" ]

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[ "Atticus Shaffer" ]

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[ "List of black Nobel laureates" ]

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[ "Mary Murphy", "Nigel Lythgoe", "Vanessa Hudgens" ]

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[ "The Magnificent Seven" ]

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[ "Yul Brynner" ]

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[ "Hurricane Charley" ]

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[ "4" ]

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[ "List of Magic: The Gathering sets" ]

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[ "October 5 , 2018" ]

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[ "Seasons in the Sun" ]

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[ "Jacques Brel" ]

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[ "Doug Heffernan" ]

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[ "Gary Valentine" ]

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[ "The Spy Who Loved Me (soundtrack)", "The Spy Who Loved Me (film)" ]

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[ "Carly Simon" ]

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[ "Saving Private Ryan (soundtrack)" ]

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[ "John Williams" ]

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[ "Hydrogen iodide", "Phosphorous acid" ]

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[ "Phosphorous acid" ]

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[ "List of megachurches affiliated with the Assemblies of God", "Assemblies of God USA" ]

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[ "A Summer Place", "A Summer Place (film)" ]

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[ "Henry's Hard Soda" ]

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[ "2012" ]

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[ "Induction cooking" ]

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[ "Aluminum or copper alone" ]

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[ "The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair", "The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair (miniseries)" ]

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[ "in 2018" ]

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[ "There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back" ]

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[ "April 20 , 2017" ]

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[ "Telomere" ]

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[ "telomere" ]

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[ "Michigan's congressional districts" ]

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[ "14" ]

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[ "List of presidents of the United States by age" ]

{ "query": [ "Longest living president of the United States" ], "results": [ { "title": [ "List of presidents of the United States by age", "List of vice presidents of the United States by age", "Jimmy Carter", "Living presidents of the United States", "Walter Mondale", "George H. W. Bush", "List of vice presidents of the United States", "Living vice presidents of the United States", "List of presidents of the United States by date of death", "List of longest serving higher education presidents in the United States" ], "snippet": [ "This is a list of <b>presidents of the United States</b> by age. The first table charts the \nage of each <b>United States president</b> at the time of&nbsp;...", "Adams, at age 53, was the youngest individual ever to become the <b>oldest living</b> \nvice <b>president</b>; Walter Mondale is the <b>oldest</b>&nbsp;...", "James Earl Carter Jr. (born October 1, 1924) is an American politician, \nphilanthropist, and ... The earliest-serving of the five <b>living U.S. presidents</b>, Carter \nis the <b>longest</b>-<b>lived president</b>, the <b>longest</b>-retired <b>president</b>, the first to live forty \nyears after&nbsp;...", "This article shows the <b>living presidents of the United States</b> from the inauguration \nof the first ... <b>Living presidents</b> as of February 12, 2020 (from <b>oldest</b> to youngest):. \nJimmy Carter (1977–1981) Born (1924-10-01)October 1, 1924 (age 95 years&nbsp;...", "Walter Frederick &quot;Fritz&quot; Mondale (born January 5, 1928) is an American politician, \ndiplomat and lawyer who served as the 42nd vice <b>president of the United States</b> \nfrom 1977 to 1981. A <b>United States</b> senator from Minnesota (1964–1976), he was \nthe Democratic ... He became the <b>oldest</b>-<b>living</b> former <b>U.S.</b> vice <b>president</b> after the \ndeath of&nbsp;...", "George Herbert Walker Bush (June 12, 1924 – November 30, 2018) was an \nAmerican politician ... At the time of his death he was the <b>longest</b>-<b>lived U.S.</b> \n<b>president</b>, a distinction now held by Jimmy Carter. He was also the third-<b>oldest</b> \nvice&nbsp;...", "There have been 48 vice <b>presidents of the United States</b> since the office came \ninto existence in ... Two vice <b>presidents</b>—George Clinton and John C. Calhoun—\nserved under more than one <b>president</b>. There are currently five <b>living</b> former vice \n<b>presidents</b>.", "This article shows the variation in the number of <b>living</b> vice <b>presidents of the</b> \n<b>United States</b> from ... Current <b>living</b> vice <b>presidents</b>[edit]. <b>Living</b> vice <b>presidents</b> as \nof February 14, 2020 (from <b>oldest</b> to youngest):. Walter Mondale (1977–1981)", "The following is a list of <b>presidents of the United States</b> by date of death, plus \nadditional lists of ... The <b>oldest president</b> at the time of death was George H. W. \nBush, who died at the ... John F. Kennedy, assassinated at the age of 46 years, \n177 days, was the nation&#39;s shortest-<b>lived president</b>; the youngest to have died by \nnatural&nbsp;...", "The <b>longest</b> serving <b>president</b> of a <b>United States</b> institution of higher education is \nEliphalet Nott, ... <b>in the US</b>. Luns C. Richardson, 43 years, 1974, 2017, Morris \nCollege, Sumter, SC, <b>Life</b> Member and Golden Heritage Member of the NAACP." ] } ] }

[ "George H.W. Bush" ]

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[ "Memory B cell", "Plasma cell" ]

{ "query": [ "B cells give rise to plasma cells which produce?" ], "results": [ { "title": [ "Plasma cell", "Memory B cell", "Polyclonal B cell response", "B cell", "Hematopoietic stem cell", "Lymphopoiesis", "Multiple myeloma", "Antibody", "Wandering cell", "Myeloid tissue" ], "snippet": [ "<b>Plasma cells</b>, also called plasma <b>B cells</b>, are white blood cells that originate in \nthe bone marrow ... destruction. <b>B cells</b> differentiate into <b>plasma cells</b> that \n<b>produce</b> antibody molecules closely modeled after the receptors of the precursor \n<b>B cell</b>.", "Memory <b>B cells</b> are a <b>B cell</b> sub-type that are formed within germinal centers \nfollowing primary ... Most of these clones differentiate into the <b>plasma cells</b>, also \ncalled effector <b>B cells which produce</b> a first wave of protective ... Memory IgE \nantibodies are more probably <b>produced</b> by IgG+ memory <b>B cells</b>, which \nencounter isotype&nbsp;...", "Polyclonal <b>B cell</b> response is a natural mode of immune response exhibited by \nthe adaptive ... Likewise, the antibodies <b>produced</b> by the <b>plasma cells</b> belonging \nto the same clone would ... their specific antigen to <b>give rise</b> to the <b>plasma cells</b>, \nand also leave a few memory cells, this is known as the primary immune \nresponse.", "<b>B cells</b>, also known as <b>B lymphocytes</b>, are a type of white blood cell of the small \nlymphocyte ... Resultant <b>plasma cells</b> secrete large amounts of antibody and \neither stay within the SLO or, more preferentially, migrate to bone marrow. ... a \ngerminal center reaction where they <b>generate plasma cells</b> and more memory <b>B</b> \n<b>cells</b>.", "Hematopoietic stem <b>cells</b> (HSCs) are the stem <b>cells</b> that <b>give rise</b> to other blood \n<b>cells</b>. ... Haematopoiesis is the process by which all mature blood <b>cells</b> are \n<b>produced</b>. It must ... Lymphoid <b>cells</b> include T <b>cells</b>, <b>B cells</b>, and natural killer <b>cells</b>\n. The definition of ... Other. <b>Plasma</b> &middot; Hematopoietic system. Hematopoietic stem \n<b>cell</b>&nbsp;...", "Lymphopoiesis (or lymphocytopoiesis) is the generation of lymphocytes, one of \nthe five types of ... <b>B cells</b> lymphocytes that ultimately <b>produce</b> antibodies ... The \nthymus also <b>gives rise</b> to the so-called &#39;unconventional T cells&#39; such at γδ T ... \nstage of B lymphopoiesis but it is the clincher because the <b>plasma cells</b> must \neither&nbsp;...", "Multiple myeloma (MM), also known as <b>plasma cell</b> myeloma, is a cancer of \n<b>plasma cells</b>, a type of white blood cell that normally <b>produces</b> ... The immune \nsystem keeps the proliferation of <b>B cells</b> and the secretion of ... This myeloma is \ncharacterized by a <b>rise</b> in the number of bone marrow <b>plasma cells</b> or levels of \nthe&nbsp;...", "An antibody (Ab), also known as an immunoglobulin (Ig), is a large, Y-shaped \nprotein <b>produced</b> mainly by <b>plasma cells</b> that is used by ... This <b>gives rise</b> to IgA, \nIgG, IgD, IgE, and IgM, respectively. ... <b>plasma cell</b>. In this activated form, the <b>B</b> \n<b>cell</b> starts to <b>produce</b> antibody in a secreted form rather than a membrane-bound \nform.", "In anatomy and histology, the term wandering cell (or ameboid cell) is used to \ndescribe cells ... Monocytes: Monocytes are white blood cells that will <b>give rise</b> to \nall the phagocytes of the mononuclear phagocytic system (see Ross et al., pg. ... \nSpecial forms of <b>B cell</b> called <b>plasma cells produce</b> antibodies; little versions of \nthe&nbsp;...", "Myeloid tissue, in the bone marrow sense of the word myeloid (myelo- + -oid), is \ntissue of bone ... In hematopoiesis, myeloid or myelogenous <b>cells</b> are blood <b>cells</b> \nthat arise from a ... from common lymphoid progenitor <b>cells</b> that <b>give rise</b> to <b>B cells</b> \nand T <b>cells</b>. ... Other. <b>Plasma</b> &middot; Hematopoietic system &middot; Hematopoietic stem <b>cell</b>&nbsp;..." ] } ] }

[ "antibody molecules" ]

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[ "Photon" ]

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[ "Max Planck" ]

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[ "Candle in the Wind 1997", "Candle in the Wind" ]

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[ "Marilyn Monroe" ]

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[ "Papa John" ]

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[ "John Schnatter" ]

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[ "Digital single-lens reflex camera" ]

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[ "digital" ]

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[ "List of football federations" ]

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[ "OFC - Oceania Football Confederation", "AFC - Asian Football Confederation" ]

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[ "Abide with Me, 'Tis Eventide", "Abide with Me" ]

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[ "Scottish Anglican Henry Francis Lyte" ]

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[ "List of Super Bowl champions", "History of the Seattle Seahawks" ]

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[ "2013" ]

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[ "List of Chelsea F.C. records and statistics" ]

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[ "Frank Lampard" ]

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[ "Make Your Own Kind of Music", "Make Your Own Kind of Music (song)" ]

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With Weil writing the words and Mann \nthe <b>music</b>, they came up with a number of songs that ... &quot;A World of <b>Our Own</b>&quot; – \nClosing theme song from Return to the Blue Lagoon – Surface; &quot;Absolutely \nGreen&quot;&nbsp;...", "Associated acts, Cynthia Weil, Carole King, Gerry Goffin, Carole Bayer Sager. \nBarry Mann (born Barry Imberman; February 9, 1939) is an American <b>songwriter</b>, \nand part of a ... His first successful song as a <b>writer</b> was &quot;She Say (Oom Dooby \nDoom)&quot;, a Top 20 ... &quot;Make <b>Your Own Kind of Music</b>&quot; – &quot;Mama&quot; Cass Elliot.", "Cass Elliot also known as Mama Cass, was an American singer and actress who \nis best known ... She won a small part in the <b>play</b> The Boy Friend, a summer stock \nproduction at the Hilltop Theatre in Owings Mills, Maryland. ... 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[ "Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil" ]

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[ "List of Hill Street Blues characters" ]

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[ "Barbara Babcock" ]

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[ "The Punisher (TV series)" ]

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[ "November 17" ]

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[ "Billy Redden" ]

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[ "Billy Redden" ]

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[ "From the D to the A" ]

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[ "March 2017" ]

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[ "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" ]

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[ "November 10 , 1975" ]

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[ "The Bachelor (season 20)" ]

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[ "13" ]

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[ "Frasier", "List of Frasier characters" ]

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[ "Moose" ]

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[ "History of psychology" ]

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[ "German scholastic philosopher Rudolf Göckel" ]

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[ "Blood transfusion" ]

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[ "1901" ]

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[ "Carol Hathaway", "Doug Ross", "ER (season 1)" ]

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[ "Season 15" ]

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[ "Mandalay Bay" ]

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[ "43" ]

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[ "Dirty Dancing" ]

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[ "August 21 , 1987" ]

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[ "Premier League records and statistics" ]

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[ "Alan Shearer" ]

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[ "List of Walt Disney Studios films", "March of the Penguins", "Beauty and the Beast (2017 film)", "Walt Disney Studios (division)" ]

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[ "Naruto: Shippuden (season 7)" ]

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[ "8" ]

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[ "Ursula (The Little Mermaid)" ]

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[ "Patricia Ann Carroll" ]

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[ "Superman in film" ]

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[ "Margaret Ruth Kidder" ]

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[ "Unix", "History of Unix" ]

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[ "assembly" ]

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[ "Freedom of information laws by country", "Freedom of Information Act" ]

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[ "nine" ]

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[ "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!", "How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000 film)", "Grinch" ]

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He <b>is</b> best known as the \nmain character of the children&#39;s book How the <b>Grinch Stole Christmas</b>! ... In both \nthe animated TV special and the 2000 <b>live</b>-action film, he <b>is</b> shown to have \nsuperhuman ... Entertainment, starring Benedict Cumberbatch as the <b>title</b> \n<b>character</b>.", "How the <b>Grinch Stole Christmas</b>! <b>is</b> a children&#39;s story by Theodor &quot;Dr. Seuss&quot; \nGeisel written in ... In 2000, the book <b>was</b> adapted into a <b>live</b>-action film, directed \nby Ron Howard ... The book&#39;s main <b>characters</b> have made appearances in other \nworks. ... 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Year, <b>Title</b>, Role, \nNotes&nbsp;...", "This <b>is</b> a list of fictional dogs in prose and poetry and <b>is</b> a subsidiary to the list of \nfictional dogs. ... Walt Disney. Later also adapted as a <b>live</b>-action film and as a \nstage musical. ... U.S. book <b>title is</b> The Dogs of Babel. ... Max, Mongrel &middot; How the \n<b>Grinch Stole Christmas</b>! Dr. Seuss, The Grinch&#39;s only companion in Mount \n<b>Crumpit</b>." ] } ] }

[ "Whoville" ]

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[ "A Change Is Gonna Come" ]

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[ "Sam Cooke" ]

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[ "Too Shy" ]

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Dow <b>played</b> Wally \nCleaver, the elder son of June (<b>played</b> by Barbara&nbsp;...", "<b>Actor</b> Hugh Beaumont often <b>played</b> villains and heavies in film and television \nbefore capturing his signature role as Ward Cleaver. Just before beginning \nfilming a&nbsp;...", "<b>Leave It to Beaver</b> is a 1997 American comedy film adapted from the television \nseries of the same name. Many in-jokes and sub-plots relating to the series are \nadapted for the film. It features many of the original regular characters, most \n<b>played</b> by new actors,&nbsp;...", "Theodore &quot;the <b>Beaver</b>&quot; Cleaver is the fictional title character in the American \ntelevision series <b>Leave It to Beaver</b>. Originally <b>played</b> by Jerry Mathers,&nbsp;...", "Hugh Beaumont, <b>who played</b> Ward Cleaver in the original series, had died in \n1982, a year prior to the premiere of the telemovie. His character, Ward, died in \n1977.", "Kenneth Charles Osmond (born June 7, 1943) is an American <b>actor</b> and retired \npoliceman. Beginning a prolific career as a child <b>actor</b> at the age of four, Osmond \nis best known for his iconic role as Eddie Haskell on the 1950s television \nsituation comedy <b>Leave It to Beaver</b>,&nbsp;...", "Barbara Billingsley was an American film, television, voice, and stage actress. \nShe began her ... In 1983, she reprised her role as June Cleaver in the <b>Leave It to</b> \n<b>Beaver</b> reunion television movie titled Still the <b>Beaver</b> in 1983. Hugh Beaumont \nhad died the previous year of a heart attack, so she <b>played</b> his widow. She also&nbsp;...", "Larry Mondello is a fictional character from the iconic American television series \n<b>Leave It to Beaver</b> (1957–1963). He is portrayed by child <b>actor</b> Robert &quot;Rusty&quot;&nbsp;..." ] }, { "title": [ "Too Shy", "Kajagoogoo", "Nature Boy", "Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay", "Goal celebration", "List of performances on Top of the Pops", "Maxwell (musician)", "Hush (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)", "Joe Lynn Turner", "The Big Sky (film)" ], "snippet": [ "&quot;<b>Too Shy</b>&quot; is a <b>song</b> written and recorded by English band Kajagoogoo, released \nin 1983. The first single from their debut album White Feathers, the <b>song</b> was&nbsp;...", "Kajagoogoo /kædʒəˈɡuːɡuː/ were a British new wave band, best known for \ntheir 1983 hit single &quot;<b>Too Shy</b>&quot;, which reached No. 1 in the UK Singles Chart,&nbsp;...", "&quot;Nature Boy&quot; is a <b>song</b> first recorded by American jazz <b>singer</b> Nat King Cole. It \nwas released on ... Yablokoff claiming that it was plagiarized from his <b>song</b> &quot;\nShvayg mayn harts&quot; (שװײג מײן האַרץ, &quot;<b>Hush</b> My Heart&quot;). ... a correction made to the \nlyrics saying &quot;To be loved in return, is <b>too</b> much of a deal, and there&#39;s no deal in \nlove.", "&quot;Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay&quot; is a vaudeville and music hall <b>song</b>. The <b>song&#39;s</b> first \nknown public ... I&#39;m not extravagantly <b>shy</b>: And when a nice young man is nigh: \nFor his heart I have a try: And faint away with tearful cry! ... He cried, &quot;Oh me, oh \nmy;: I nearly lost my <b>eye</b>&quot;: My partner said, &quot;You&#39;re right –: It&#39;s bedtime now, good \nnight&quot;.", "In sports, a goal celebration is the practice of celebrating the scoring of a goal. \nThe celebration is normally performed by the goalscorer, and may involve their&nbsp;...", "This list of performances on Top of the Pops is a chronological account of popular \nsongs ... She&#39;s Mine&quot;, &quot;Mirror in the Bathroom&quot;, &quot;<b>Too</b> Nice To Talk To&quot;; Kurtis Blow \n... &quot;You Can&#39;t Hide Your Love&quot;; Kajagoogoo - &quot;<b>Too Shy</b>&quot;, &quot;Ooh To Be Ah&quot;, &quot;Big \nApple&quot; ... Lisa &quot;Left <b>Eye</b>&quot; Lopes) [2nd performance as Solo], &quot;I Turn to You&quot;, &quot;If \nThat&nbsp;...", "Gerald Maxwell Rivera (born May 23, 1973), known mononymously as Maxwell, \nis an American <b>singer</b>-songwriter, record producer, and multi-instrumentalist. ... \nDespite facing ridicule from classmates for being <b>shy</b> and awkward, he \nprogressed&nbsp;...", "&quot;<b>Hush</b>&quot; is the tenth episode in the fourth season of the supernatural drama \ntelevision series ... A <b>shy</b> woman in the group, Tara Maclay, starts to speak up to \nsupport Willow&#39;s suggestion, but ... They lock themselves into a laundry room and \ntry to barricade the door with a vending machine, but it is <b>too</b> heavy for them to \nmove.", "Joe Lynn Turner is an American <b>singer</b>, guitarist, songwriter, and producer. He is \nknown for his ... Contributing songs he wrote or co-wrote with producer, Bob Held\n, Turner <b>sang</b> those songs on four studio albums including, <b>Eye</b> of the Storm ... \nGeorge Gakis &amp; Very Special Friends - <b>Too</b> Much Ain&#39;t Never Enough (2012)&nbsp;...", "On the journey, they encounter another Blackfoot that Zeb knows, Poordevil (\nHank Worden); they take him along <b>too</b>. Later, Teal <b>Eye</b> falls into the river and is&nbsp;..." ] } ] }

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