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2jngzs | What exactly causes Mouth ulcers? | ### What are the primary causes of mouth ulcers? ### What role do stress and diet play in causing mouth ulcers? ### What are some common triggers for mouth ulcers? ### How are mouth ulcers diagnosed? ### What are some effective treatments for mouth ulcers? | ### What are the common causes of mouth ulcers? ### How do bacterial infections cause mouth ulcers? ### How do viral infections cause mouth ulcers? ### What are the medical conditions that can cause mouth ulcers? ### What are the treatments for mouth ulcers? | [
"Most mouth ulcers are caused by unintentional damage such as biting.",
"Recurring mouth ulcers can be a sign of an underlying health issue.",
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2jngzs | What exactly causes Mouth ulcers? | ### What are the primary causes of mouth ulcers? ### What role do stress and diet play in causing mouth ulcers? ### What are some common triggers for mouth ulcers? ### How are mouth ulcers diagnosed? ### What are some effective treatments for mouth ulcers? | ### What are the common causes of mouth ulcers? ### What are the underlying medical conditions that may cause mouth ulcers? ### How can mouth ulcers be prevented? ### What are the treatments for mouth ulcers? ### What are the risk factors associated with mouth ulcers? | [
"Most mouth ulcers are caused by unintentional damage such as biting.",
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"Most mouth ulcers are caused by unintentional damage such as biting.",
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9p13e3 | Why do states put “questions” on the ballot for certain issues and not others? | ### What is the history of using ballot questions in the United States? ### What types of issues are most commonly put to a vote through ballot questions? ### How do the rules for putting a ballot question vary by state? ### Why do some states have a higher percentage of ballot initiatives and others have a lower percentage? | ### What are the historical reasons for states including ballot initiatives and referendums? ### What are the pros and cons of using ballot initiatives and referendums in state politics? ### How are ballot initiatives and referendums different from primary and general elections? ### What factors influence a state’s decision to include a certain issue on the ballot? | [
"Each state has its own process for putting \"questions\" on the ballot.",
"One requirement for putting a \"question\" on the ballot is the collection of voter signatures.",
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9p13e3 | Why do states put “questions” on the ballot for certain issues and not others? | ### How do states determine which issues are put to a vote through a ballot question? ### What are some examples of ballot questions in US history? ### What are some factors that influence whether a state will put an issue on the ballot through a ballot question? ### How does the process of proposing a ballot question vary by state? | ### What are the historical reasons for states including ballot initiatives and referendums? ### What are the pros and cons of using ballot initiatives and referendums in state politics? ### How are ballot initiatives and referendums different from primary and general elections? ### What factors influence a state’s decision to include a certain issue on the ballot? | [
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9p13e3 | Why do states put “questions” on the ballot for certain issues and not others? | ### What is the history of using ballot questions in the United States? ### What types of issues are most commonly put to a vote through ballot questions? ### How do the rules for putting a ballot question vary by state? ### Why do some states have a higher percentage of ballot initiatives and others have a lower percentage? | ### What is the history of using questions on ballots in the US? ### What are the different types of ballot measures that states can use? ### How are ballot measures different from other types of voting? ### What factors influence a state's decision to use a ballot measure for a specific issue? | [
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9p13e3 | Why do states put “questions” on the ballot for certain issues and not others? | ### How do states determine which issues are put to a vote through a ballot question? ### What are some examples of ballot questions in US history? ### What are some factors that influence whether a state will put an issue on the ballot through a ballot question? ### How does the process of proposing a ballot question vary by state? | ### What is the history of using questions on ballots in the US? ### What are the different types of ballot measures that states can use? ### How are ballot measures different from other types of voting? ### What factors influence a state's decision to use a ballot measure for a specific issue? | [
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9p13e3 | Why do states put “questions” on the ballot for certain issues and not others? | ### What is the history of using ballot questions in the United States? ### What types of issues are most commonly put to a vote through ballot questions? ### How do the rules for putting a ballot question vary by state? ### Why do some states have a higher percentage of ballot initiatives and others have a lower percentage? | ### What are the reasons behind states putting questions on the ballot? ### How are ballot questions different from statewide elections? ### What are some examples of issues that have been presented as ballot questions? ### What factors influence a state’s decision to put a question on the ballot? | [
"Each state has its own process for putting \"questions\" on the ballot.",
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"Each state has its own process for putting \"questions\" on the ballot."
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9p13e3 | Why do states put “questions” on the ballot for certain issues and not others? | ### What is the history of using ballot questions in the United States? ### What types of issues are most commonly put to a vote through ballot questions? ### How do the rules for putting a ballot question vary by state? ### Why do some states have a higher percentage of ballot initiatives and others have a lower percentage? | ### What are some examples of ballot initiatives that have been put to a vote? ### How are ballot initiatives typically formulated and presented to voters? ### What is the history and significance of ballot initiatives in the United States? ### What are the political and legal considerations that influence whether a ballot initiative is proposed or not? | [
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9p13e3 | Why do states put “questions” on the ballot for certain issues and not others? | ### How do states determine which issues are put to a vote through a ballot question? ### What are some examples of ballot questions in US history? ### What are some factors that influence whether a state will put an issue on the ballot through a ballot question? ### How does the process of proposing a ballot question vary by state? | ### What are the reasons behind states putting questions on the ballot? ### How are ballot questions different from statewide elections? ### What are some examples of issues that have been presented as ballot questions? ### What factors influence a state’s decision to put a question on the ballot? | [
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84aaim | the concept of a worldline in Physics | ### What is the definition of a worldline in physics? ### How does the concept of a worldline relate to the fundamental principles of quantum mechanics? ### Are there any known experimental tests for the existence of worldlines? ### Are there any alternative theories to the concept of worldlines in physics? ### What are some of the mathematical representations used to describe a worldline? | ### | [
"The concept of a worldline in physics involves the projection of a timeline onto a spaceline.",
"The worldline can describe where an object or person was in space at any given moment in time.",
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84aaim | the concept of a worldline in Physics | ### What is the definition of a worldline in physics? ### How is a worldline related to the concept of time in physics? ### What are some examples of how worldlines are used in physics? ### What are the mathematical equations used to describe a worldline? ### What are some examples of real-world applications of worldlines in physics? | ### | [
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84aaim | the concept of a worldline in Physics | ### What is the definition of a worldline in physics? ### How is a worldline related to the concept of time in physics? ### What is the mathematical representation of a worldline? ### What are the different applications of worldlines in physics? ### What are some of the key concepts in the theory of worldlines in physics? | ### | [
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84aaim | the concept of a worldline in Physics | ### What is a worldline in physics? ### How is a worldline used to describe the motion of particles? ### What is the relationship between a worldline and the theory of special relativity? ### What is the interpretation of a worldline in quantum mechanics? ### What is the relationship between a worldline and other concepts in physics like trajectory and path? | ### | [
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brgjr8 | What is the source for gravity, or what causes it in things? I understand that way massive the object is, the force will be great (and depends on length between a second object too), then, the object creates it? How? | ### What is the historical development of the concept of gravity? ### How did scientists such as Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein contribute to our understanding of gravity? ### How does gravity work in our solar system? ### What are the differences between Newtonian gravity and Einstein's theory of General Relativity? ### How do black holes and the curvature of spacetime relate to gravity? | ### What is the source of gravity according to scientific research? ### How does the mass of an object and the distance between it and another object affect the force of gravity? ### What is the physics theory that describes gravity? ### Is there a way to prove that an object creates gravity? | [
"Gravity is one of the fundamental forces of nature.",
"Gravity is a warping of the fabric of spacetime.",
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brgjr8 | What is the source for gravity, or what causes it in things? I understand that way massive the object is, the force will be great (and depends on length between a second object too), then, the object creates it? How? | ### What is the historical development of the concept of gravity? ### How did scientists such as Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein contribute to our understanding of gravity? ### How does gravity work in our solar system? ### What are the differences between Newtonian gravity and Einstein's theory of General Relativity? ### How do black holes and the curvature of spacetime relate to gravity? | ### What is the scientific explanation for gravity? ### What is the source of gravity according to physics? ### How does mass affect gravity according to the law of universal gravitation? ### What is the formula for calculating the force of gravity? ### What is the relationship between mass and weight in the context of gravity? ### What is the evidence for the existence of gravity? | [
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brgjr8 | What is the source for gravity, or what causes it in things? I understand that way massive the object is, the force will be great (and depends on length between a second object too), then, the object creates it? How? | ### What is the historical development of the concept of gravity? ### How did scientists such as Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein contribute to our understanding of gravity? ### How does gravity work in our solar system? ### What are the differences between Newtonian gravity and Einstein's theory of General Relativity? ### How do black holes and the curvature of spacetime relate to gravity? | ### What is the scientific explanation for gravity? ### What are the fundamental principles that govern gravity? ### What is the relationship between mass and gravity? ### How does the distance between two objects affect the force of gravity? ### What is the source of gravity? | [
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brgjr8 | What is the source for gravity, or what causes it in things? I understand that way massive the object is, the force will be great (and depends on length between a second object too), then, the object creates it? How? | ### What is the historical development of the concept of gravity? ### How did scientists such as Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein contribute to our understanding of gravity? ### How does gravity work in our solar system? ### What are the differences between Newtonian gravity and Einstein's theory of General Relativity? ### How do black holes and the curvature of spacetime relate to gravity? | ### What is the scientific explanation for gravity? ### What causes the force of gravity? ### How does mass and distance play a role in the force of gravity? ### What is the source for gravity in the universe? | [
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brgjr8 | What is the source for gravity, or what causes it in things? I understand that way massive the object is, the force will be great (and depends on length between a second object too), then, the object creates it? How? | ### What is the historical development of the concept of gravity? ### How did scientists such as Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein contribute to our understanding of gravity? ### How does gravity work in our solar system? ### What are the differences between Newtonian gravity and Einstein's theory of General Relativity? ### How do black holes and the curvature of spacetime relate to gravity? | ### How is the force of gravity explained in physics? ### What is the origin of gravity and how is it described in scientific literature? ### How does the mass of an object affect the force of gravity? ### What is the relationship between gravity and the mass of an object? | [
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13rorr | Feudalism. | ### What is the definition of feudalism? ### How did feudalism originate in Europe? ### What are the key features of a feudal society? ### Who were the lords and vassals in feudalism? ### How did feudalism evolve over time? | ### | [
"Feudalism was a system of government during the Middle Ages.",
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"Barons granted land to Knights in exchange for their loyalty and service in battle."
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13rorr | Feudalism. | ### What was the definition of feudalism? ### Who were the key players in feudalism, including the lords and vassals? ### What were the social and economic characteristics of feudalism? ### What were the major differences between European feudalism and Japanese feudalism? ### How did feudalism evolve over time? | ### | [
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13rorr | Feudalism. | ### What was the social structure of feudalism? ### What were the rights and responsibilities of different social classes in feudalism? ### How did feudalism emerge in Europe? ### What was the impact of feudalism on the economy? ### What is the relationship between feudalism and serfdom? | ### | [
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13rorr | Feudalism. | ### Define feudalism. ### What were the main social classes in feudalism? ### Who were the lords and vassals in feudalism? ### What were the key features of feudalism? ### What is serfdom and how did it relate to feudalism? ### What are some examples of feudal societies throughout history? | ### | [
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3n1wjk | Why does it feel so good to destroy things? | ### What are the psychological explanations behind the act of destruction? ### What are the physiological effects of destruction on the human brain? ### Are there any positive outcomes of destruction that can be beneficial to mental health? ### What are the different ways in which people destroy things, and what psychological factors drive these behaviors? | ### What are the psychological reasons behind the desire to destroy things? ### How does destruction affect one's mental state? ### What are the potential consequences of destruction on a person's well-being? ### How do culture and society influence the act of destruction? | [
"Destroying an object can provide a cathartic release.",
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96a92y | Night time temperatures | ### What are the average night time temperatures for a specific location? ### How do night time temperatures vary during different seasons? ### What are the reasons for the differences in night time temperatures? ### How do night time temperatures affect plant growth and development? | ### What is the average night time temperature for the month of January in San Francisco, California? ### What is the average night time temperature for the month of July in Sydney, Australia? ### What is the average night time temperature for the month of December in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil? ### What is the average night time temperature for the month of February in Cairo, Egypt? | [
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96a92y | Night time temperatures | ### What are normal night time temperatures in desert regions? ### How do night time temperatures vary by latitude? ### What are the lowest recorded night time temperatures in history? ### How do factors such as cloud cover and humidity affect night time temperatures? ### What are the average night time temperatures in major cities around the world? | ### What is the average night time temperature for the month of January in San Francisco, California? ### What is the average night time temperature for the month of July in Sydney, Australia? ### What is the average night time temperature for the month of December in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil? ### What is the average night time temperature for the month of February in Cairo, Egypt? | [
"The temperature at night can vary based on climate and season.",
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"Places near the equator tend to be warmer at night compared to places further north."
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"Different locations can have different nighttime temperature changes.",
"The temperature at night can vary based on climate and season."
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96a92y | Night time temperatures | ### hat is the average night time temperature in major cities around the world? ## What is the lowest recorded night time temperature in history? ## How do night time temperatures vary depending on the season and location? ## What are some factors that affect night time temperature? ## How does the temperature at night affect people's daily routines and activities? | ### What is the average night time temperature for the month of January in San Francisco, California? ### What is the average night time temperature for the month of July in Sydney, Australia? ### What is the average night time temperature for the month of December in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil? ### What is the average night time temperature for the month of February in Cairo, Egypt? | [
"The temperature at night can vary based on climate and season.",
"Different locations can have different nighttime temperature changes.",
"Places near the equator tend to be warmer at night compared to places further north."
] | [
"Different locations can have different nighttime temperature changes.",
"The temperature at night can vary based on climate and season."
] | [] |
96a92y | Night time temperatures | ### What are normal night time temperatures in desert regions? ### How do night time temperatures vary by latitude? ### What are the lowest recorded night time temperatures in history? ### How do factors such as cloud cover and humidity affect night time temperatures? ### What are the average night time temperatures in major cities around the world? | ### | [
"The temperature at night can vary based on climate and season.",
"Different locations can have different nighttime temperature changes.",
"Places near the equator tend to be warmer at night compared to places further north."
] | [
"Different locations can have different nighttime temperature changes.",
"The temperature at night can vary based on climate and season."
] | [] |
96a92y | Night time temperatures | ### hat is the average night time temperature in major cities around the world? ## What is the lowest recorded night time temperature in history? ## How do night time temperatures vary depending on the season and location? ## What are some factors that affect night time temperature? ## How does the temperature at night affect people's daily routines and activities? | ### | [
"The temperature at night can vary based on climate and season.",
"Different locations can have different nighttime temperature changes.",
"Places near the equator tend to be warmer at night compared to places further north."
] | [
"Different locations can have different nighttime temperature changes.",
"The temperature at night can vary based on climate and season."
] | [] |
4lby59 | Why does it seem that there are no revolutionary artist in the likes of DaVinci, Picasso, Van Gough, etc. in modern day art? | ### What historical events or societal changes may have led to the absence of revolutionary artists in modern day art? ### How has the art industry evolved over time and has it impacted the creation of revolutionary artists? ### Why has the traditional art form lost its place in contemporary art? ### Who are some contemporary artists who have been considered revolutionary or groundbreaking in their field? | ### What historical events or cultural shifts might have led to a decline in revolutionary artists in modern times? ### How has the art industry and market changed over the past century to impact the creation of revolutionary art? ### What are the cultural and societal factors that have influenced the lack of revolutionary art in modern times? ### What contemporary artists today are pushing the boundaries of traditional art forms and exploring new techniques and themes? | [
"Picasso and Van Gogh were modern artists.",
"There are plenty of artists in modern day art history that could be considered revolutionary.",
"Many artists are only recognized as \"revolutionary\" after their death."
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"There are plenty of artists in modern day art history that could be considered revolutionary.",
"Picasso and Van Gogh were modern artists."
] | [] |
4lby59 | Why does it seem that there are no revolutionary artist in the likes of DaVinci, Picasso, Van Gough, etc. in modern day art? | ### What historical events or societal changes may have led to the absence of revolutionary artists in modern day art? ### How has the art industry evolved over time and has it impacted the creation of revolutionary artists? ### Why has the traditional art form lost its place in contemporary art? ### Who are some contemporary artists who have been considered revolutionary or groundbreaking in their field? | ### Are there any contemporary artists who are considered revolutionary in modern art? ### What are some of the factors that contributed to the revolutionary works of artists such as DaVinci, Picasso, and Van Gough? ### How has the art world changed in recent years, and how has it affected the creation of revolutionary art? ### Can modern technology play a role in the creation of revolutionary art? | [
"Picasso and Van Gogh were modern artists.",
"There are plenty of artists in modern day art history that could be considered revolutionary.",
"Many artists are only recognized as \"revolutionary\" after their death."
] | [
"There are plenty of artists in modern day art history that could be considered revolutionary.",
"Picasso and Van Gogh were modern artists."
] | [] |
4lby59 | Why does it seem that there are no revolutionary artist in the likes of DaVinci, Picasso, Van Gough, etc. in modern day art? | ### What historical events or societal changes may have led to the absence of revolutionary artists in modern day art? ### How has the art industry evolved over time and has it impacted the creation of revolutionary artists? ### Why has the traditional art form lost its place in contemporary art? ### Who are some contemporary artists who have been considered revolutionary or groundbreaking in their field? | ### What were the main characteristics of the artistic revolutions of the past? ### What were the social, political and economic factors that influenced the artists of the past? ### How does the current world compare to the world of the past in terms of social, political and economic systems? ### What are the current artistic movements and what are their characteristics? | [
"Picasso and Van Gogh were modern artists.",
"There are plenty of artists in modern day art history that could be considered revolutionary.",
"Many artists are only recognized as \"revolutionary\" after their death."
] | [
"There are plenty of artists in modern day art history that could be considered revolutionary.",
"Picasso and Van Gogh were modern artists."
] | [] |
4lby59 | Why does it seem that there are no revolutionary artist in the likes of DaVinci, Picasso, Van Gough, etc. in modern day art? | ### What historical events or societal changes may have led to the absence of revolutionary artists in modern day art? ### How has the art industry evolved over time and has it impacted the creation of revolutionary artists? ### Why has the traditional art form lost its place in contemporary art? ### Who are some contemporary artists who have been considered revolutionary or groundbreaking in their field? | ### How does the current political, economic and social climate influence contemporary art? ### What are the most significant changes in the art world in the last century? ### What are some examples of contemporary artists and their work that are considered revolutionary? ### What are some theories about why revolutionary artists like DaVinci, Picasso, and Van Gogh were able to emerge during specific historical periods? | [
"Picasso and Van Gogh were modern artists.",
"There are plenty of artists in modern day art history that could be considered revolutionary.",
"Many artists are only recognized as \"revolutionary\" after their death."
] | [
"There are plenty of artists in modern day art history that could be considered revolutionary.",
"Picasso and Van Gogh were modern artists."
] | [] |
1sxoqe | What is total football? All I know is It's some style of playing football(soccer) | ### What is total football? ### What is the history and origin of total football? ### Who is associated with the development of total football? ### What are the principles of total football? ### What is the role of each player in total football? ### How does total football differ from other football styles? | ### Can you provide an overview of total football as a playing style in football(soccer)? ### What are some of the key principles and tactics associated with total football? ### How has total football influenced the game of football(soccer) in the past? ### Who popularized the concept of total football in football(soccer)? | [
"Total football is a concept of football developed in the Netherlands.",
"Total football dictates that any player in any position should be able to play in any other position.",
"Total football is characterized by a flowing passing and pressing game."
] | [
"Total football dictates that any player in any position should be able to play in any other position.",
"Total football is characterized by a flowing passing and pressing game.",
"Total football is a concept of football developed in the Netherlands."
] | [
"Total football is characterized by a flowing passing and pressing game."
] |
1sxoqe | What is total football? All I know is It's some style of playing football(soccer) | ### What is total football? ### What is the history and origin of total football? ### Who is associated with the development of total football? ### What are the principles of total football? ### What is the role of each player in total football? ### How does total football differ from other football styles? | ### What is the history of the total football style? ### Who popularized the total football style? ### What are the key principles and tactics of total football? ### Can any team play total football or is it specific to certain teams? | [
"Total football is a concept of football developed in the Netherlands.",
"Total football dictates that any player in any position should be able to play in any other position.",
"Total football is characterized by a flowing passing and pressing game."
] | [
"Total football dictates that any player in any position should be able to play in any other position.",
"Total football is characterized by a flowing passing and pressing game.",
"Total football is a concept of football developed in the Netherlands."
] | [
"Total football dictates that any player in any position should be able to play in any other position."
] |
1sxoqe | What is total football? All I know is It's some style of playing football(soccer) | ### What is total football philosophy? ### Who developed the concept of total football? ### What are the principles of total football? ### How does total football differ from other football playing styles? ### What are the key elements of total football? | ### Can you provide an overview of total football as a playing style in football(soccer)? ### What are some of the key principles and tactics associated with total football? ### How has total football influenced the game of football(soccer) in the past? ### Who popularized the concept of total football in football(soccer)? | [
"Total football is a concept of football developed in the Netherlands.",
"Total football dictates that any player in any position should be able to play in any other position.",
"Total football is characterized by a flowing passing and pressing game."
] | [
"Total football is characterized by a flowing passing and pressing game.",
"Total football dictates that any player in any position should be able to play in any other position.",
"Total football is a concept of football developed in the Netherlands."
] | [
"Total football is characterized by a flowing passing and pressing game."
] |
1sxoqe | What is total football? All I know is It's some style of playing football(soccer) | ### What is total football philosophy? ### Who developed the concept of total football? ### What are the principles of total football? ### How does total football differ from other football playing styles? ### What are the key elements of total football? | ### What is the history of the total football style? ### Who popularized the total football style? ### What are the key principles and tactics of total football? ### Can any team play total football or is it specific to certain teams? | [
"Total football is a concept of football developed in the Netherlands.",
"Total football dictates that any player in any position should be able to play in any other position.",
"Total football is characterized by a flowing passing and pressing game."
] | [
"Total football is characterized by a flowing passing and pressing game.",
"Total football dictates that any player in any position should be able to play in any other position.",
"Total football is a concept of football developed in the Netherlands."
] | [
"Total football dictates that any player in any position should be able to play in any other position."
] |
1sxoqe | What is total football? All I know is It's some style of playing football(soccer) | ### What are the principles of total football? ### How did total football start? ### What teams were known for playing total football? ### How does total football differ from other football playing styles? | ### Can you provide an overview of total football as a playing style in football(soccer)? ### What are some of the key principles and tactics associated with total football? ### How has total football influenced the game of football(soccer) in the past? ### Who popularized the concept of total football in football(soccer)? | [
"Total football is a concept of football developed in the Netherlands.",
"Total football dictates that any player in any position should be able to play in any other position.",
"Total football is characterized by a flowing passing and pressing game."
] | [
"Total football is characterized by a flowing passing and pressing game.",
"Total football dictates that any player in any position should be able to play in any other position.",
"Total football is a concept of football developed in the Netherlands."
] | [
"Total football is characterized by a flowing passing and pressing game."
] |
1sxoqe | What is total football? All I know is It's some style of playing football(soccer) | ### What are the principles of total football? ### How did total football start? ### What teams were known for playing total football? ### How does total football differ from other football playing styles? | ### What is the history of the total football style? ### Who popularized the total football style? ### What are the key principles and tactics of total football? ### Can any team play total football or is it specific to certain teams? | [
"Total football is a concept of football developed in the Netherlands.",
"Total football dictates that any player in any position should be able to play in any other position.",
"Total football is characterized by a flowing passing and pressing game."
] | [
"Total football is characterized by a flowing passing and pressing game.",
"Total football dictates that any player in any position should be able to play in any other position.",
"Total football is a concept of football developed in the Netherlands."
] | [
"Total football dictates that any player in any position should be able to play in any other position."
] |
2a04fd | Why do we lose socks when doing laundry? | ### What are the reasons why socks are prone to getting lost in laundry? ### What are the best practices to avoid losing socks during laundry? ### What are the factors that affect the durability and lifespan of socks? ### How do different types of socks impact their likelihood of getting lost in the wash? | ### What are the most common causes of socks going missing in the laundry? ### How do different types of detergents and laundry conditions impact the fate of socks during washing? ### What role do socks play in the laundry process compared to other clothing items? ### Are there any scientific studies or experiments that have been conducted to investigate the phenomenon of losing socks during laundry? | [
"Socks can fall behind the drum of the washing machine and/or dryer.",
"Using a mesh lingerie bag can help prevent socks from getting lost in the laundry.",
"Being diligent about immediately putting socks into a mesh lingerie bag can help keep track of them during laundry."
] | [
"Using a mesh lingerie bag can help prevent socks from getting lost in the laundry.",
"Being diligent about immediately putting socks into a mesh lingerie bag can help keep track of them during laundry."
] | [] |
2a04fd | Why do we lose socks when doing laundry? | ### What are the reasons why socks are prone to getting lost in laundry? ### What are the best practices to avoid losing socks during laundry? ### What are the factors that affect the durability and lifespan of socks? ### How do different types of socks impact their likelihood of getting lost in the wash? | ### Why do socks tend to disappear during laundry? ### What is the reason for the loss of socks during laundry? ### How to prevent socks from getting lost in laundry? ### Can socks be fully recovered during laundry process? ### What are the possible explanations for the disappearance of socks during laundry? | [
"Socks can fall behind the drum of the washing machine and/or dryer.",
"Using a mesh lingerie bag can help prevent socks from getting lost in the laundry.",
"Being diligent about immediately putting socks into a mesh lingerie bag can help keep track of them during laundry."
] | [
"Using a mesh lingerie bag can help prevent socks from getting lost in the laundry.",
"Being diligent about immediately putting socks into a mesh lingerie bag can help keep track of them during laundry."
] | [] |
2a04fd | Why do we lose socks when doing laundry? | ### What are the reasons why socks are prone to getting lost in laundry? ### What are the best practices to avoid losing socks during laundry? ### What are the factors that affect the durability and lifespan of socks? ### How do different types of socks impact their likelihood of getting lost in the wash? | ### What is the lifespan of a sock? ### What causes socks to shrink? ### Why do colors run in the wash? ### What are common reasons for socks going missing in the laundry? | [
"Socks can fall behind the drum of the washing machine and/or dryer.",
"Using a mesh lingerie bag can help prevent socks from getting lost in the laundry.",
"Being diligent about immediately putting socks into a mesh lingerie bag can help keep track of them during laundry."
] | [
"Using a mesh lingerie bag can help prevent socks from getting lost in the laundry.",
"Being diligent about immediately putting socks into a mesh lingerie bag can help keep track of them during laundry."
] | [] |
2a04fd | Why do we lose socks when doing laundry? | ### What are the reasons why socks are prone to getting lost in laundry? ### What are the best practices to avoid losing socks during laundry? ### What are the factors that affect the durability and lifespan of socks? ### How do different types of socks impact their likelihood of getting lost in the wash? | ### What is the average lifespan of a pair of socks? ### Why do socks often come in pairs? ### What causes socks to shrink in the wash? ### How do different fabric types affect the durability of socks? | [
"Socks can fall behind the drum of the washing machine and/or dryer.",
"Using a mesh lingerie bag can help prevent socks from getting lost in the laundry.",
"Being diligent about immediately putting socks into a mesh lingerie bag can help keep track of them during laundry."
] | [
"Using a mesh lingerie bag can help prevent socks from getting lost in the laundry.",
"Being diligent about immediately putting socks into a mesh lingerie bag can help keep track of them during laundry."
] | [] |
2sprn9 | What is limulus amebocyte lysate and what is the point of it? | ### What is Limulus Amebocyte Lysate (LAL)? ### What is the role of LAL in detecting bacterial endotoxins? ### How does LAL work and what is the scientific principle behind it? ### What are some applications of LAL in medicine and research? | ### What is limulus amebocyte lysate and how is it obtained? ### What are the uses of Limulus Amebocyte Lysate (LAL)? ### How does Limulus Amebocyte Lysate (LAL) work and what is its mechanism of action? ### What are the benefits and limitations of using Limulus Amebocyte Lysate (LAL)? ### What are some alternative methods to Limulus Amebocyte Lysate (LAL)? | [
"Limulus amebocyte lysate is a substance found in the blood of the atlantic horseshoe crab.",
"Limulus amebocyte lysate causes the blood of the horseshoe crab to clot when bacteria secrete harmful chemicals.",
"Humans use limulus amebocyte lysate to detect the presence of harmful bacteria in human samples and ensure the safety of pharmaceuticals, including vaccines."
] | [
"Limulus amebocyte lysate is a substance found in the blood of the atlantic horseshoe crab.",
"Limulus amebocyte lysate causes the blood of the horseshoe crab to clot when bacteria secrete harmful chemicals."
] | [] |
2sprn9 | What is limulus amebocyte lysate and what is the point of it? | ### What is Limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL)? ### How is LAL used in medicine? ### What are the advantages of using LAL over other methods of endotoxin detection? ### What is the history of LAL and its discovery? | ### What is the origin and history of limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL)? ### How is LAL extracted and produced? ### What are the main applications and uses of LAL in medicine and science? ### What are some advantages and disadvantages of using LAL as a detection method? ### How does LAL work in detecting endotoxins and why is it so effective? | [
"Limulus amebocyte lysate is a substance found in the blood of the atlantic horseshoe crab.",
"Limulus amebocyte lysate causes the blood of the horseshoe crab to clot when bacteria secrete harmful chemicals.",
"Humans use limulus amebocyte lysate to detect the presence of harmful bacteria in human samples and ensure the safety of pharmaceuticals, including vaccines."
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"Limulus amebocyte lysate is a substance found in the blood of the atlantic horseshoe crab.",
"Humans use limulus amebocyte lysate to detect the presence of harmful bacteria in human samples and ensure the safety of pharmaceuticals, including vaccines.",
"Limulus amebocyte lysate causes the blood of the horseshoe crab to clot when bacteria secrete harmful chemicals."
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"Limulus amebocyte lysate is a substance found in the blood of the atlantic horseshoe crab."
] |
2sprn9 | What is limulus amebocyte lysate and what is the point of it? | ### What is limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL)? ### What is LAL used for? ### How is LAL produced? ### What is the history of LAL and its discovery? ### What are the properties of LAL that make it useful in various applications? | ### What is limulus amebocyte lysate and how is it obtained? ### What are the uses of Limulus Amebocyte Lysate (LAL)? ### How does Limulus Amebocyte Lysate (LAL) work and what is its mechanism of action? ### What are the benefits and limitations of using Limulus Amebocyte Lysate (LAL)? ### What are some alternative methods to Limulus Amebocyte Lysate (LAL)? | [
"Limulus amebocyte lysate is a substance found in the blood of the atlantic horseshoe crab.",
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"Humans use limulus amebocyte lysate to detect the presence of harmful bacteria in human samples and ensure the safety of pharmaceuticals, including vaccines."
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"Limulus amebocyte lysate is a substance found in the blood of the atlantic horseshoe crab.",
"Limulus amebocyte lysate causes the blood of the horseshoe crab to clot when bacteria secrete harmful chemicals."
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"Limulus amebocyte lysate is a substance found in the blood of the atlantic horseshoe crab.",
"Limulus amebocyte lysate causes the blood of the horseshoe crab to clot when bacteria secrete harmful chemicals.",
"Humans use limulus amebocyte lysate to detect the presence of harmful bacteria in human samples and ensure the safety of pharmaceuticals, including vaccines."
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"Limulus amebocyte lysate is a substance found in the blood of the atlantic horseshoe crab.",
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"Limulus amebocyte lysate causes the blood of the horseshoe crab to clot when bacteria secrete harmful chemicals."
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2sprn9 | What is limulus amebocyte lysate and what is the point of it? | ### What is Limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL)? ### How is LAL used in medicine? ### What are the advantages of using LAL over other methods of endotoxin detection? ### What is the history of LAL and its discovery? | ### What is the molecular composition of Limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL)? ### How does Limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL) function in blood clotting? ### How is Limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL) used in medical diagnostic tests? ### Are there any alternatives to Limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL) in medical diagnostic tests? | [
"Limulus amebocyte lysate is a substance found in the blood of the atlantic horseshoe crab.",
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"Humans use limulus amebocyte lysate to detect the presence of harmful bacteria in human samples and ensure the safety of pharmaceuticals, including vaccines."
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"Limulus amebocyte lysate is a substance found in the blood of the atlantic horseshoe crab.",
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"Limulus amebocyte lysate causes the blood of the horseshoe crab to clot when bacteria secrete harmful chemicals."
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"Limulus amebocyte lysate is a substance found in the blood of the atlantic horseshoe crab."
] |
2sprn9 | What is limulus amebocyte lysate and what is the point of it? | ### What is Limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL)? ### How is LAL used in medicine? ### What are the advantages of using LAL over other methods of endotoxin detection? ### What is the history of LAL and its discovery? | ### What is Limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL)? ### How is Limulus amebocyte lysate used in medical testing? ### What is the LAL test used for? ### What are the applications of LAL in medical research? ### What are some alternative methods to LAL for medical testing? | [
"Limulus amebocyte lysate is a substance found in the blood of the atlantic horseshoe crab.",
"Limulus amebocyte lysate causes the blood of the horseshoe crab to clot when bacteria secrete harmful chemicals.",
"Humans use limulus amebocyte lysate to detect the presence of harmful bacteria in human samples and ensure the safety of pharmaceuticals, including vaccines."
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"Limulus amebocyte lysate is a substance found in the blood of the atlantic horseshoe crab.",
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"Limulus amebocyte lysate causes the blood of the horseshoe crab to clot when bacteria secrete harmful chemicals."
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"Limulus amebocyte lysate is a substance found in the blood of the atlantic horseshoe crab."
] |
2sprn9 | What is limulus amebocyte lysate and what is the point of it? | ### What is Limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL)? ### How is LAL used in medicine? ### What are the advantages of using LAL over other methods of endotoxin detection? ### What is the history of LAL and its discovery? | ### What is Limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL) made of? ### How is LAL used in medical testing? ### What are the advantages and disadvantages of using LAL in medical testing? ### What are some common medical tests that use LAL? | [
"Limulus amebocyte lysate is a substance found in the blood of the atlantic horseshoe crab.",
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"Humans use limulus amebocyte lysate to detect the presence of harmful bacteria in human samples and ensure the safety of pharmaceuticals, including vaccines."
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"Limulus amebocyte lysate is a substance found in the blood of the atlantic horseshoe crab.",
"Humans use limulus amebocyte lysate to detect the presence of harmful bacteria in human samples and ensure the safety of pharmaceuticals, including vaccines.",
"Limulus amebocyte lysate causes the blood of the horseshoe crab to clot when bacteria secrete harmful chemicals."
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"Limulus amebocyte lysate is a substance found in the blood of the atlantic horseshoe crab."
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5omgpf | Who is Chelsea Manning and why is he/(she?) relevant? | ### Who is Chelsea Manning and what was his/her role in the WikiLeaks releases? ### What is the significance of Chelsea Manning's leaks of diplomatic cables and military documents? ### How did Chelsea Manning's actions impact American foreign policy and national security? ### What has been Chelsea Manning's life story and background? ### How has Chelsea Manning's status as a transgender individual impacted their case and public perception? | ### Who is Chelsea Manning? ### What did Chelsea Manning do to become relevant? ### What are Chelsea Manning's accomplishments? ### What is Chelsea Manning's background story? ### How did Chelsea Manning change the world? ### Why is Chelsea Manning a hero to some people? | [
"Chelsea Manning was previously known as Bradley Manning.",
"Chelsea Manning released classified and sensitive military and diplomatic documents to WikiLeaks.",
"Chelsea Manning now identifies as female."
] | [
"Chelsea Manning now identifies as female.",
"Chelsea Manning released classified and sensitive military and diplomatic documents to WikiLeaks.",
"Chelsea Manning was previously known as Bradley Manning."
] | [
"Chelsea Manning released classified and sensitive military and diplomatic documents to WikiLeaks."
] |
5omgpf | Who is Chelsea Manning and why is he/(she?) relevant? | ### Who is Chelsea Manning and what was his/her role in the WikiLeaks releases? ### What is the significance of Chelsea Manning's leaks of diplomatic cables and military documents? ### How did Chelsea Manning's actions impact American foreign policy and national security? ### What has been Chelsea Manning's life story and background? ### How has Chelsea Manning's status as a transgender individual impacted their case and public perception? | ### Who is Chelsea Manning? ### What is Chelsea Manning's background and history? ### What is Chelsea Manning's role in the Wikileaks scandal? ### How is Chelsea Manning significant in the field of transgender rights? | [
"Chelsea Manning was previously known as Bradley Manning.",
"Chelsea Manning released classified and sensitive military and diplomatic documents to WikiLeaks.",
"Chelsea Manning now identifies as female."
] | [
"Chelsea Manning now identifies as female.",
"Chelsea Manning released classified and sensitive military and diplomatic documents to WikiLeaks.",
"Chelsea Manning was previously known as Bradley Manning."
] | [
"Chelsea Manning released classified and sensitive military and diplomatic documents to WikiLeaks."
] |
5omgpf | Who is Chelsea Manning and why is he/(she?) relevant? | ### Who is Chelsea Manning and what was his/her role in the WikiLeaks releases? ### What is the significance of Chelsea Manning's leaks of diplomatic cables and military documents? ### How did Chelsea Manning's actions impact American foreign policy and national security? ### What has been Chelsea Manning's life story and background? ### How has Chelsea Manning's status as a transgender individual impacted their case and public perception? | ### Who is Chelsea Manning? ### What is Chelsea Manning's background? ### What is Chelsea Manning's role in the WikiLeaks controversy? ### Why was Chelsea Manning sentenced to prison? ### What is Chelsea Manning's current status? | [
"Chelsea Manning was previously known as Bradley Manning.",
"Chelsea Manning released classified and sensitive military and diplomatic documents to WikiLeaks.",
"Chelsea Manning now identifies as female."
] | [
"Chelsea Manning now identifies as female.",
"Chelsea Manning released classified and sensitive military and diplomatic documents to WikiLeaks.",
"Chelsea Manning was previously known as Bradley Manning."
] | [
"Chelsea Manning released classified and sensitive military and diplomatic documents to WikiLeaks."
] |
5omgpf | Who is Chelsea Manning and why is he/(she?) relevant? | ### Who is Chelsea Manning and what was his/her role in the WikiLeaks releases? ### What is the significance of Chelsea Manning's leaks of diplomatic cables and military documents? ### How did Chelsea Manning's actions impact American foreign policy and national security? ### What has been Chelsea Manning's life story and background? ### How has Chelsea Manning's status as a transgender individual impacted their case and public perception? | ### Who is Chelsea Manning? ### What is Chelsea Manning's background and history? ### What is Chelsea Manning's role in Wikileaks? ### What impact did Chelsea Manning have on US foreign policy? | [
"Chelsea Manning was previously known as Bradley Manning.",
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5omgpf | Who is Chelsea Manning and why is he/(she?) relevant? | ### Who is Chelsea Manning and what was his/her role in the WikiLeaks releases? ### What is the significance of Chelsea Manning's leaks of diplomatic cables and military documents? ### How did Chelsea Manning's actions impact American foreign policy and national security? ### What has been Chelsea Manning's life story and background? ### How has Chelsea Manning's status as a transgender individual impacted their case and public perception? | ### Who is Chelsea Manning and what did he/she do? ### Why was Chelsea Manning sentenced to prison? ### What is the controversy surrounding Chelsea Manning and Julian Assange? ### What is Chelsea Manning doing now? ### How did Chelsea Manning's story influence the LGBTQ+ community? | [
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3124y9 | If you can legally represent yourself in court, why can't you hire an unlicensed attorney? | ### What are the laws surrounding self-representation in court? ### What are the penalties for hiring an unlicensed attorney? ### How does hiring an unlicensed attorney compare to representing oneself in court? ### Is there a way to hire an unlicensed attorney while still complying with the law? | ### Can an unlicensed attorney represent a client in court? ### Legal representation in court without a license ### Can an unlicensed attorney provide legal advice? ### Requirements for legal representation in court ### Licensing requirements for attorneys in the US | [
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3124y9 | If you can legally represent yourself in court, why can't you hire an unlicensed attorney? | ### What are the laws and regulations regarding the practice of law? ### What are the potential risks and drawbacks of hiring an unlicensed attorney? ### When can you legally represent yourself in court? ### How do licensed attorneys differ from unlicensed attorneys in terms of legal knowledge and expertise? | ### Can an unlicensed attorney represent a client in court? ### Legal representation in court without a license ### Can an unlicensed attorney provide legal advice? ### Requirements for legal representation in court ### Licensing requirements for attorneys in the US | [
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3124y9 | If you can legally represent yourself in court, why can't you hire an unlicensed attorney? | ### What are the rules and regulations for attorney licensure? ### Can an unlicensed attorney provide legal representation in court? ### What are the potential risks of hiring an unlicensed attorney? ### Are there any exceptions to the rule of requiring licensed attorney representation in court? | ### Can an unlicensed attorney represent a client in court? ### Legal representation in court without a license ### Can an unlicensed attorney provide legal advice? ### Requirements for legal representation in court ### Licensing requirements for attorneys in the US | [
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1987pl | How much blood do I have? | ### How much blood is present in the human body on average? ### What percentage of blood is red blood cells, white blood cells, and plasma in the human body? ### How much blood is lost during menstruation? ### What is the normal range for hemoglobin levels in adults? | ### What is the average amount of blood in the human body? ### How does blood volume change based on age and sex? ### What factors can affect blood volume and how to measure it? ### How to calculate blood volume in liters? ### What is the standard blood volume measurement for adults? | [
"The average person has a little more than a gallon of blood.",
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31oke7 | The Great Filter | ### What is the concept of the Great Filter? ### What are the different proposed filters that could prevent the emergence of advanced civilizations in the universe? ### How did the concept of the Great Filter originate? ### What are the implications of the Great Filter theory for the future of humanity? | ### | [
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31oke7 | The Great Filter | ### What is the Fermi Paradox? ### What is the Great Filter theory? ### What are the proposed Great Filters? ### How has the Great Filter theory evolved over time? ### What are some counterarguments to the Great Filter theory? | ### | [
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31oke7 | The Great Filter | ### What is the concept of the Great Filter? ### What are the different proposed filters that could prevent the emergence of advanced civilizations in the universe? ### How did the concept of the Great Filter originate? ### What are the implications of the Great Filter theory for the future of humanity? | ### | [
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31oke7 | The Great Filter | ### What is the Fermi Paradox? ### What is the Great Filter theory? ### What are the proposed Great Filters? ### How has the Great Filter theory evolved over time? ### What are some counterarguments to the Great Filter theory? | ### | [
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31oke7 | The Great Filter | ### What is the Fermi Paradox? ### What is the Great Filter theory? ### What are the proposed Great Filters? ### How has the Great Filter theory evolved over time? ### What are some counterarguments to the Great Filter theory? | ### What is the Great Filter? ### Why is the Great Filter hypothesized to exist? ### What are the possible explanations for the Great Filter? ### What are the implications of the Great Filter on the future of humanity? ### What are the potential solutions to avoid the Great Filter? | [
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1puwt1 | Why does swiss cheese have holes in them? | ### What are the three main types of Swiss cheese? ### How is Swiss cheese made? ### What is the process of creating holes in Swiss cheese? ### How does the process of creating holes affect the flavor and texture of Swiss cheese? | ### How is Swiss cheese made and why is it unique? ### What is the process of making Swiss cheese? ### What are the natural holes called in Swiss cheese? ### What is the origin of Swiss cheese? ### What is the difference between Swiss cheese and other types of cheese? | [
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1puwt1 | Why does swiss cheese have holes in them? | ### What is Swiss cheese made from? ### What are the natural processes that contribute to the formation of holes in Swiss cheese? ### How are Swiss cheese holes formed during the cheesemaking process? ### What are some other types of cheese known for their holes? ### What are the benefits of Swiss cheese holes in terms of taste and texture? | ### Why are holes found in swiss cheese? ### How are holes formed in swiss cheese? ### What is the significance of holes in swiss cheese? ### What are the different types of swiss cheese? | [
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1puwt1 | Why does swiss cheese have holes in them? | ### What is the process of making Swiss cheese? ### What are the different types of Swiss cheese and their textures? ### What is the role of bacteria in Swiss cheese production? ### What is the history of Swiss cheese making? ### How do Swiss cheese holes form? | ### How is Swiss cheese made and why is it unique? ### What is the process of making Swiss cheese? ### What are the natural holes called in Swiss cheese? ### What is the origin of Swiss cheese? ### What is the difference between Swiss cheese and other types of cheese? | [
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1puwt1 | Why does swiss cheese have holes in them? | ### What is the process of making Swiss cheese? ### What are the different types of Swiss cheese and their textures? ### What is the role of bacteria in Swiss cheese production? ### What is the history of Swiss cheese making? ### How do Swiss cheese holes form? | ### What is the scientific explanation for holes in Swiss cheese? ### What are the differences between Swiss cheese and other types of cheese? ### What is the history of Swiss cheese making? ### What are some popular Swiss cheese varieties? | [
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1puwt1 | Why does swiss cheese have holes in them? | ### What are the different types of Swiss cheese? ### What is the process of making Swiss cheese? ### How are Swiss cheese holes formed? ### What are the health benefits of Swiss cheese? | ### How is Swiss cheese made and why is it unique? ### What is the process of making Swiss cheese? ### What are the natural holes called in Swiss cheese? ### What is the origin of Swiss cheese? ### What is the difference between Swiss cheese and other types of cheese? | [
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12eyep | The inferno section of The Divine Comedy | ### What is the setting of the Inferno section? ### Who is the protagonist of the Inferno section? ### What is the significance of the nine circles of Hell in the Inferno section? ### What are the most notable symbols used in the Inferno section? ### What is the central message of the Inferno section? | ### The historical and literary context of The Divine Comedy's Inferno ### The key themes and motifs present in The Inferno ### The symbols and imagery used in The Inferno ### The influence of Dante Alighieri's life experiences on The Inferno ### The structure and organization of The Inferno and its impact on its themes. | [
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"The Inferno section of The Divine Comedy is divided into nine levels or circles, each representing a different sin or type of sin.",
"The punishments in Hell are meant to reflect the nature of the sins committed by the souls.",
"The center of Hell is occupied by Satan, who is trapped in ice and constantly tormented."
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"The Inferno section of The Divine Comedy is divided into nine levels or circles, each representing a different sin or type of sin.",
"The punishments in Hell are meant to reflect the nature of the sins committed by the souls."
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12eyep | The inferno section of The Divine Comedy | ### What is the setting of the Inferno section? ### Who is the protagonist of the Inferno section? ### What is the significance of the nine circles of Hell in the Inferno section? ### What are the most notable symbols used in the Inferno section? ### What is the central message of the Inferno section? | ### | [
"The Inferno section of The Divine Comedy is divided into nine levels or circles, each representing a different sin or type of sin.",
"The punishments in Hell are meant to reflect the nature of the sins committed by the souls.",
"The center of Hell is occupied by Satan, who is trapped in ice and constantly tormented."
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"The Inferno section of The Divine Comedy is divided into nine levels or circles, each representing a different sin or type of sin.",
"The punishments in Hell are meant to reflect the nature of the sins committed by the souls."
] | [] |
12eyep | The inferno section of The Divine Comedy | ### What is the setting of the Inferno section? ### Who is the protagonist of the Inferno section? ### What is the significance of the nine circles of Hell in the Inferno section? ### What are the most notable symbols used in the Inferno section? ### What is the central message of the Inferno section? | ### | [
"The Inferno section of The Divine Comedy is divided into nine levels or circles, each representing a different sin or type of sin.",
"The punishments in Hell are meant to reflect the nature of the sins committed by the souls.",
"The center of Hell is occupied by Satan, who is trapped in ice and constantly tormented."
] | [
"The Inferno section of The Divine Comedy is divided into nine levels or circles, each representing a different sin or type of sin.",
"The punishments in Hell are meant to reflect the nature of the sins committed by the souls."
] | [] |
12eyep | The inferno section of The Divine Comedy | ### What is the setting of the Inferno section? ### Who is the protagonist of the Inferno section? ### What is the significance of the nine circles of Hell in the Inferno section? ### What are the most notable symbols used in the Inferno section? ### What is the central message of the Inferno section? | ### What is the significance of the Inferno section in The Divine Comedy? ### What are the main themes of the Inferno section of The Divine Comedy? ### How does The Inferno section of The Divine Comedy relate to Dante's political views? ### What are some examples of symbolism and imagery used in the Inferno section of The Divine Comedy? | [
"The Inferno section of The Divine Comedy is divided into nine levels or circles, each representing a different sin or type of sin.",
"The punishments in Hell are meant to reflect the nature of the sins committed by the souls.",
"The center of Hell is occupied by Satan, who is trapped in ice and constantly tormented."
] | [
"The Inferno section of The Divine Comedy is divided into nine levels or circles, each representing a different sin or type of sin.",
"The punishments in Hell are meant to reflect the nature of the sins committed by the souls."
] | [] |
12eyep | The inferno section of The Divine Comedy | ### What is the setting of the Inferno section? ### Who is the protagonist of the Inferno section? ### What is the significance of the nine circles of Hell in the Inferno section? ### What are the most notable symbols used in the Inferno section? ### What is the central message of the Inferno section? | ### What are the 9 circles of the Inferno in The Divine Comedy? ### What are some significant features of each circle of Inferno? ### How does Dante's journey through the different circles of the Inferno reflect the concept of sin and punishment in The Divine Comedy? ### Who are some of the main characters that Dante encounters in the Inferno and what are their significance? | [
"The Inferno section of The Divine Comedy is divided into nine levels or circles, each representing a different sin or type of sin.",
"The punishments in Hell are meant to reflect the nature of the sins committed by the souls.",
"The center of Hell is occupied by Satan, who is trapped in ice and constantly tormented."
] | [
"The Inferno section of The Divine Comedy is divided into nine levels or circles, each representing a different sin or type of sin.",
"The punishments in Hell are meant to reflect the nature of the sins committed by the souls."
] | [] |
12eyep | The inferno section of The Divine Comedy | ### What is the setting of the Inferno section? ### Who is the protagonist of the Inferno section? ### What is the significance of the nine circles of Hell in the Inferno section? ### What are the most notable symbols used in the Inferno section? ### What is the central message of the Inferno section? | ### What is the significance of the Inferno section in The Divine Comedy? ### What is the structure of The Divine Comedy? ### What is the narrative of the Inferno section in The Divine Comedy? ### What are some of the key characters in the Inferno section of The Divine Comedy? ### Who wrote The Divine Comedy? | [
"The Inferno section of The Divine Comedy is divided into nine levels or circles, each representing a different sin or type of sin.",
"The punishments in Hell are meant to reflect the nature of the sins committed by the souls.",
"The center of Hell is occupied by Satan, who is trapped in ice and constantly tormented."
] | [
"The Inferno section of The Divine Comedy is divided into nine levels or circles, each representing a different sin or type of sin.",
"The punishments in Hell are meant to reflect the nature of the sins committed by the souls."
] | [] |
avau2l | Why do we use a red cross to symbolize hospitals or anything medical, and does it have a religious backstory ? | ### What is the origin of the red cross symbol used in medicine? ### How did the red cross become a symbol for hospitals and medical care? ### What is the religious backstory of the red cross symbol? ### What are the alternative symbols for medical care used in different cultures and countries? | ### What is the origin of the red cross as a symbol for medical facilities or services? ### Does the red cross have a religious backstory or connection? ### Are there any other symbols used for medical facilities or services, and what is the origin of those symbols? ### What is the history of medical care and the use of symbols to represent it? | [
"The use of a red cross to symbolize hospitals or anything medical is related to the Geneva Convention.",
"The red cross is an inversion of the Swiss flag.",
"The red cross symbol does not have a religious backstory."
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"The red cross symbol does not have a religious backstory.",
"The use of a red cross to symbolize hospitals or anything medical is related to the Geneva Convention."
] | [] |
avau2l | Why do we use a red cross to symbolize hospitals or anything medical, and does it have a religious backstory ? | ### The use of the red cross symbol in medical and humanitarian contexts ### The origins and history of the red cross symbol in medical and humanitarian contexts ### The symbolism and significance of the red cross in Christianity ### The use of the red crescent symbol as an alternative to the red cross symbol ### The role of religious iconography in the symbolism of the red cross | ### What is the origin of the red cross as a symbol for medical facilities or services? ### Does the red cross have a religious backstory or connection? ### Are there any other symbols used for medical facilities or services, and what is the origin of those symbols? ### What is the history of medical care and the use of symbols to represent it? | [
"The use of a red cross to symbolize hospitals or anything medical is related to the Geneva Convention.",
"The red cross is an inversion of the Swiss flag.",
"The red cross symbol does not have a religious backstory."
] | [
"The red cross is an inversion of the Swiss flag.",
"The red cross symbol does not have a religious backstory."
] | [] |
avau2l | Why do we use a red cross to symbolize hospitals or anything medical, and does it have a religious backstory ? | ### What is the history of the red cross symbol in relation to hospitals and medicine? ### Does the red cross symbol have a religious backstory? If so, which religion? ### What is the connection between the red cross symbol and the International Red Cross? ### How did the red cross become the symbol of medical facilities and care? | ### What is the origin of the red cross as a symbol for medical facilities or services? ### Does the red cross have a religious backstory or connection? ### Are there any other symbols used for medical facilities or services, and what is the origin of those symbols? ### What is the history of medical care and the use of symbols to represent it? | [
"The use of a red cross to symbolize hospitals or anything medical is related to the Geneva Convention.",
"The red cross is an inversion of the Swiss flag.",
"The red cross symbol does not have a religious backstory."
] | [
"The red cross symbol does not have a religious backstory.",
"The use of a red cross to symbolize hospitals or anything medical is related to the Geneva Convention."
] | [] |