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The third known version is part number 2189014-00-212 , with at least one model being produced in February 1993 . <arg1> at least one model </arg1> <rel> was being produced </rel> <arg2> in February 1993 </arg2> 1 |
The third known version is part number 2189014-00-212 , with at least one model being produced in February 1993 . <arg1> part number 2189014-00-212 </arg1> <rel> was being produced </rel> <arg2> in February 1993 </arg2> 1 |
The third known version is part number 2189014-00-212 , with at least one model being produced in February 1993 . <arg1> a third version </arg1> <rel> is known </rel> <arg2> nan </arg2> 1 |
The town was previously served by a station on the Somerset and Dorset Railway but this closed in 1966 , and by a second station on the Bristol and North Somerset Railway at Welton in the valley . <arg1> The town </arg1> <rel> was served by </rel> <arg2> a station on the Somerset and Dorset Railway </arg2> 1 |
The town was previously served by a station on the Somerset and Dorset Railway but this closed in 1966 , and by a second station on the Bristol and North Somerset Railway at Welton in the valley . <arg1> a station </arg1> <rel> is </rel> <arg2> on the Somerset and Dorset Railway </arg2> 1 |
The town was previously served by a station on the Somerset and Dorset Railway but this closed in 1966 , and by a second station on the Bristol and North Somerset Railway at Welton in the valley . <arg1> a station on the Somerset and Dorset Railway </arg1> <rel> closed </rel> <arg2> in 1966 </arg2> 1 |
The town was previously served by a station on the Somerset and Dorset Railway but this closed in 1966 , and by a second station on the Bristol and North Somerset Railway at Welton in the valley . <arg1> The town </arg1> <rel> was served by </rel> <arg2> a second station on the Bristol and North Somerset Railway at Welton in the valley </arg2> 1 |
The town was previously served by a station on the Somerset and Dorset Railway but this closed in 1966 , and by a second station on the Bristol and North Somerset Railway at Welton in the valley . <arg1> a second station </arg1> <rel> is </rel> <arg2> on the Bristol and North Somerset Railway at Welton in the valley </arg2> 1 |
The very large piers at the crossing signify that there was once a tower . <arg1> a tower </arg1> <rel> was </rel> <arg2> at the crossing </arg2> 1 |
The very large piers at the crossing signify that there was once a tower . <arg1> The very large piers </arg1> <rel> are </rel> <arg2> at the crossing </arg2> 1 |
The very large piers at the crossing signify that there was once a tower . <arg1> The piers </arg1> <rel> are very large </rel> <arg2> nan </arg2> 1 |
The video was the first ever to feature the use of dialogue . <arg1> The video </arg1> <rel> featured </rel> <arg2> the use of dialogue </arg2> 1 |
Their mission was always for a specific mandate and lasted for a limited period . <arg1> Their mission </arg1> <rel> was for </rel> <arg2> a specific mandate </arg2> 1 |
Their mission was always for a specific mandate and lasted for a limited period . <arg1> Their mission </arg1> <rel> lasted for </rel> <arg2> a limited period </arg2> 1 |
Their mission was always for a specific mandate and lasted for a limited period . <arg1> a mandate </arg1> <rel> was specific </rel> <arg2> nan </arg2> 1 |
Their mission was always for a specific mandate and lasted for a limited period . <arg1> a period </arg1> <rel> was limited </rel> <arg2> nan </arg2> 1 |
Their numbers continued to increase each year as rumours about immigration restrictions appeared in much of the Cypriot media . <arg1> Their numbers </arg1> <rel> continued to increase </rel> <arg2> each year </arg2> 1 |
Their numbers continued to increase each year as rumours about immigration restrictions appeared in much of the Cypriot media . <arg1> rumours </arg1> <rel> are about </rel> <arg2> immigration restrictions </arg2> 1 |
Their numbers continued to increase each year as rumours about immigration restrictions appeared in much of the Cypriot media . <arg1> rumours about immigration restrictions </arg1> <rel> appeared in </rel> <arg2> much of the media </arg2> 1 |
Then the fillets are put in a mix of olive oil , vinegar , sugar , garlic , chill peppers , and lots of parsley or celery . <arg1> the fillets </arg1> <rel> are put in </rel> <arg2> a mix of olive oil , vinegar , sugar , garlic , chill peppers , and lots of parsley or celery </arg2> 1 |
Then the fillets are put in a mix of olive oil , vinegar , sugar , garlic , chill peppers , and lots of parsley or celery . <arg1> a mix </arg1> <rel> is of </rel> <arg2> olive oil </arg2> 1 |
Then the fillets are put in a mix of olive oil , vinegar , sugar , garlic , chill peppers , and lots of parsley or celery . <arg1> a mix </arg1> <rel> is of </rel> <arg2> vinegar </arg2> 1 |
Then the fillets are put in a mix of olive oil , vinegar , sugar , garlic , chill peppers , and lots of parsley or celery . <arg1> a mix </arg1> <rel> is of </rel> <arg2> sugar </arg2> 1 |
Then the fillets are put in a mix of olive oil , vinegar , sugar , garlic , chill peppers , and lots of parsley or celery . <arg1> a mix </arg1> <rel> is of </rel> <arg2> garlic </arg2> 1 |
Then the fillets are put in a mix of olive oil , vinegar , sugar , garlic , chill peppers , and lots of parsley or celery . <arg1> a mix </arg1> <rel> is of </rel> <arg2> lots of parsley or celery </arg2> 1 |
There have been two crashes involving fatalities at the airfield since it was established . <arg1> two crashes </arg1> <rel> have involved </rel> <arg2> fatalities </arg2> 1 |
There used to be a Youth Hostel but it closed in October 2008 and the building has since reopened as Keld Lodge , a hotel with bar and restaurant . <arg1> a Youth Hostel </arg1> <rel> closed </rel> <arg2> in October 2008 </arg2> 1 |
There used to be a Youth Hostel but it closed in October 2008 and the building has since reopened as Keld Lodge , a hotel with bar and restaurant . <arg1> the Youth Hostel building </arg1> <rel> has reopened as </rel> <arg2> Keld Lodge </arg2> 1 |
There used to be a Youth Hostel but it closed in October 2008 and the building has since reopened as Keld Lodge , a hotel with bar and restaurant . <arg1> Keld Lodge </arg1> <rel> is </rel> <arg2> a hotel with bar and restaurant </arg2> 1 |
There used to be a Youth Hostel but it closed in October 2008 and the building has since reopened as Keld Lodge , a hotel with bar and restaurant . <arg1> Keld Lodge </arg1> <rel> has </rel> <arg2> bar and restaurant </arg2> 1 |
There were 143 households out of which 30.1 % had children under the age of 18 living with them , 49.7 % were married couples living together , 11.9 % had a female householder with no husband present , and 36.4 % were non-families . <arg1> 30.1 % out of 143 households </arg1> <rel> had </rel> <arg2> children under the age of 18 living with them </arg2> 1 |
There were 143 households out of which 30.1 % had children under the age of 18 living with them , 49.7 % were married couples living together , 11.9 % had a female householder with no husband present , and 36.4 % were non-families . <arg1> 11.9 % out of 143 households </arg1> <rel> had </rel> <arg2> a female householder with no husband present </arg2> 1 |
There were 143 households out of which 30.1 % had children under the age of 18 living with them , 49.7 % were married couples living together , 11.9 % had a female householder with no husband present , and 36.4 % were non-families . <arg1> 36.4 % out of 143 households </arg1> <rel> were </rel> <arg2> non-families </arg2> 1 |
There were 143 households out of which 30.1 % had children under the age of 18 living with them , 49.7 % were married couples living together , 11.9 % had a female householder with no husband present , and 36.4 % were non-families . <arg1> 143 households </arg1> <rel> were There </rel> <arg2> nan </arg2> 1 |
There were 47,604 households out of which 35.00 % had children under the age of 18 living with them , 56.30 % were married couples living together , 7.50 % had a female householder with no husband present , and 32.50 % were non-families . <arg1> 35.00 % out of 47,604 households </arg1> <rel> had </rel> <arg2> children under the age of 18 living with them </arg2> 1 |
There were 47,604 households out of which 35.00 % had children under the age of 18 living with them , 56.30 % were married couples living together , 7.50 % had a female householder with no husband present , and 32.50 % were non-families . <arg1> 7.50 % out of 47,604 households </arg1> <rel> had </rel> <arg2> a female householder with no husband present </arg2> 1 |
There were 47,604 households out of which 35.00 % had children under the age of 18 living with them , 56.30 % were married couples living together , 7.50 % had a female householder with no husband present , and 32.50 % were non-families . <arg1> 32.50 % out of 47,604 households </arg1> <rel> were </rel> <arg2> non-families </arg2> 1 |
There were 47,604 households out of which 35.00 % had children under the age of 18 living with them , 56.30 % were married couples living together , 7.50 % had a female householder with no husband present , and 32.50 % were non-families . <arg1> 47,604 households </arg1> <rel> were There </rel> <arg2> nan </arg2> 1 |
There were 6,524 households out of which 35.3 % had children under the age of 18 living with them , 31.7 % were married couples living together , 31.5 % had a female householder with no husband present , and 30.6 % were non-families . <arg1> There </arg1> <rel> were </rel> <arg2> 6,524 households </arg2> 1 |
There were 6,524 households out of which 35.3 % had children under the age of 18 living with them , 31.7 % were married couples living together , 31.5 % had a female householder with no husband present , and 30.6 % were non-families . <arg1> 35.3 % </arg1> <rel> were out of </rel> <arg2> 6,524 households </arg2> 1 |
There were 6,524 households out of which 35.3 % had children under the age of 18 living with them , 31.7 % were married couples living together , 31.5 % had a female householder with no husband present , and 30.6 % were non-families . <arg1> 35.3 out of 6,524 households </arg1> <rel> had living with them </rel> <arg2> children under the age of 18 </arg2> 1 |
There were 6,524 households out of which 35.3 % had children under the age of 18 living with them , 31.7 % were married couples living together , 31.5 % had a female householder with no husband present , and 30.6 % were non-families . <arg1> 31.7 % </arg1> <rel> were out of </rel> <arg2> 6,524 households </arg2> 1 |
There were 6,524 households out of which 35.3 % had children under the age of 18 living with them , 31.7 % were married couples living together , 31.5 % had a female householder with no husband present , and 30.6 % were non-families . <arg1> 31.5 % </arg1> <rel> were out of </rel> <arg2> 6,524 households </arg2> 1 |
There were 6,524 households out of which 35.3 % had children under the age of 18 living with them , 31.7 % were married couples living together , 31.5 % had a female householder with no husband present , and 30.6 % were non-families . <arg1> 31.5 out of 6,524 households </arg1> <rel> had </rel> <arg2> a female householder with no husband present </arg2> 1 |
There were 6,524 households out of which 35.3 % had children under the age of 18 living with them , 31.7 % were married couples living together , 31.5 % had a female householder with no husband present , and 30.6 % were non-families . <arg1> 30.6 % </arg1> <rel> were out of </rel> <arg2> 6,524 households </arg2> 1 |
There were 6,524 households out of which 35.3 % had children under the age of 18 living with them , 31.7 % were married couples living together , 31.5 % had a female householder with no husband present , and 30.6 % were non-families . <arg1> 30.6 out of 6,524 households </arg1> <rel> were </rel> <arg2> non-families </arg2> 1 |
These and other attempts supplied a bridge between the literature of the two languages . <arg1> These attempts </arg1> <rel> supplied </rel> <arg2> a bridge between the literature of the two languages </arg2> 1 |
These and other attempts supplied a bridge between the literature of the two languages . <arg1> other attempts </arg1> <rel> supplied </rel> <arg2> a bridge between the literature of the two languages </arg2> 1 |
These and other attempts supplied a bridge between the literature of the two languages . <arg1> a bridge </arg1> <rel> was between </rel> <arg2> the literature of the two languages </arg2> 1 |
These and other attempts supplied a bridge between the literature of the two languages . <arg1> the two languages </arg1> <rel> had </rel> <arg2> literature </arg2> 1 |
These are visually very similar to part number 2189014-00-211 , with the same AT style plug and chassis , silver label on the reverse bearing the AnyKey moniker , screws holding the keyboard together , macro programming requiring the control key , and lacking the AnyKey inscription on their face . <arg1> These </arg1> <rel> are visually very similar to </rel> <arg2> part number 2189014-00-211 </arg2> 1 |
These are visually very similar to part number 2189014-00-211 , with the same AT style plug and chassis , silver label on the reverse bearing the AnyKey moniker , screws holding the keyboard together , macro programming requiring the control key , and lacking the AnyKey inscription on their face . <arg1> These </arg1> <rel> have </rel> <arg2> the same AT style plug </arg2> 1 |
These are visually very similar to part number 2189014-00-211 , with the same AT style plug and chassis , silver label on the reverse bearing the AnyKey moniker , screws holding the keyboard together , macro programming requiring the control key , and lacking the AnyKey inscription on their face . <arg1> These </arg1> <rel> have </rel> <arg2> the same AT style chassis </arg2> 1 |
These are visually very similar to part number 2189014-00-211 , with the same AT style plug and chassis , silver label on the reverse bearing the AnyKey moniker , screws holding the keyboard together , macro programming requiring the control key , and lacking the AnyKey inscription on their face . <arg1> the silver label on the reverse </arg1> <rel> is bearing </rel> <arg2> the AnyKey moniker </arg2> 1 |
These are visually very similar to part number 2189014-00-211 , with the same AT style plug and chassis , silver label on the reverse bearing the AnyKey moniker , screws holding the keyboard together , macro programming requiring the control key , and lacking the AnyKey inscription on their face . <arg1> screws </arg1> <rel> are holding together </rel> <arg2> the keyboard </arg2> 1 |
These are visually very similar to part number 2189014-00-211 , with the same AT style plug and chassis , silver label on the reverse bearing the AnyKey moniker , screws holding the keyboard together , macro programming requiring the control key , and lacking the AnyKey inscription on their face . <arg1> macro programming </arg1> <rel> is requiring </rel> <arg2> the control key </arg2> 1 |
These are visually very similar to part number 2189014-00-211 , with the same AT style plug and chassis , silver label on the reverse bearing the AnyKey moniker , screws holding the keyboard together , macro programming requiring the control key , and lacking the AnyKey inscription on their face . <arg1> These </arg1> <rel> are lacking </rel> <arg2> the AnyKey inscription </arg2> 1 |
These are visually very similar to part number 2189014-00-211 , with the same AT style plug and chassis , silver label on the reverse bearing the AnyKey moniker , screws holding the keyboard together , macro programming requiring the control key , and lacking the AnyKey inscription on their face . <arg1> part number 2189014-00-211 </arg1> <rel> has </rel> <arg2> an AT style plug </arg2> 1 |
These are visually very similar to part number 2189014-00-211 , with the same AT style plug and chassis , silver label on the reverse bearing the AnyKey moniker , screws holding the keyboard together , macro programming requiring the control key , and lacking the AnyKey inscription on their face . <arg1> part number 2189014-00-211 </arg1> <rel> has </rel> <arg2> an AT style chassis </arg2> 1 |
These are visually very similar to part number 2189014-00-211 , with the same AT style plug and chassis , silver label on the reverse bearing the AnyKey moniker , screws holding the keyboard together , macro programming requiring the control key , and lacking the AnyKey inscription on their face . <arg1> part number 2189014-00-211 </arg1> <rel> is lacking </rel> <arg2> the AnyKey inscription </arg2> 1 |
These beams stem from a cosmic energy source called the `` Omega Effect '' . <arg1> a cosmic energy source </arg1> <rel> is called </rel> <arg2> the `` Omega Effect '' </arg2> 1 |
These orientations allow easy movement , i.e. degrees of freedom , and thus lowers entropy minimally . <arg1> These orientations </arg1> <rel> allow </rel> <arg2> easy movement </arg2> 1 |
These orientations allow easy movement , i.e. degrees of freedom , and thus lowers entropy minimally . <arg1> easy movement </arg1> <rel> is </rel> <arg2> degrees of freedom </arg2> 1 |
These orientations allow easy movement , i.e. degrees of freedom , and thus lowers entropy minimally . <arg1> These orientations </arg1> <rel> allow </rel> <arg2> degrees of freedom </arg2> 1 |
These orientations allow easy movement , i.e. degrees of freedom , and thus lowers entropy minimally . <arg1> easy movement </arg1> <rel> lowers minimally </rel> <arg2> entropy </arg2> 1 |
These orientations allow easy movement , i.e. degrees of freedom , and thus lowers entropy minimally . <arg1> These orientations </arg1> <rel> thus lower minimally </rel> <arg2> entropy </arg2> 1 |
These orientations allow easy movement , i.e. degrees of freedom , and thus lowers entropy minimally . <arg1> These </arg1> <rel> are </rel> <arg2> orientations </arg2> 1 |
These were often related to European conflict , as the Stuart Pretenders were aided and encouraged by Britain 's continental enemies for their own ends . <arg1> These </arg1> <rel> were often related to </rel> <arg2> European conflict </arg2> 1 |
These were often related to European conflict , as the Stuart Pretenders were aided and encouraged by Britain 's continental enemies for their own ends . <arg1> the Stuart Pretenders </arg1> <rel> were aided by </rel> <arg2> Britain 's continental enemies </arg2> 1 |
These were often related to European conflict , as the Stuart Pretenders were aided and encouraged by Britain 's continental enemies for their own ends . <arg1> the Stuart Pretenders </arg1> <rel> were encouraged by </rel> <arg2> Britain 's continental enemies </arg2> 1 |
These were often related to European conflict , as the Stuart Pretenders were aided and encouraged by Britain 's continental enemies for their own ends . <arg1> the Stuart Pretenders </arg1> <rel> were aided for </rel> <arg2> Britain 's continental enemies' own ends </arg2> 1 |
These were often related to European conflict , as the Stuart Pretenders were aided and encouraged by Britain 's continental enemies for their own ends . <arg1> the Stuart Pretenders </arg1> <rel> were encouraged for </rel> <arg2> Britain 's continental enemies' own ends </arg2> 1 |
These were often related to European conflict , as the Stuart Pretenders were aided and encouraged by Britain 's continental enemies for their own ends . <arg1> Britain </arg1> <rel> has </rel> <arg2> continental enemies </arg2> 1 |
They beat Milligan 1-0 , Grand View 3-0 , Webber International 1-0 and Azusa Pacific 0-0 to win the NAIA National Championships . <arg1> They </arg1> <rel> beat 1-0 </rel> <arg2> Milligan </arg2> 1 |
They beat Milligan 1-0 , Grand View 3-0 , Webber International 1-0 and Azusa Pacific 0-0 to win the NAIA National Championships . <arg1> They </arg1> <rel> beat 3-0 </rel> <arg2> Grand View </arg2> 1 |
They beat Milligan 1-0 , Grand View 3-0 , Webber International 1-0 and Azusa Pacific 0-0 to win the NAIA National Championships . <arg1> They </arg1> <rel> beat 0-0 </rel> <arg2> Azusa Pacific </arg2> 1 |
They beat Milligan 1-0 , Grand View 3-0 , Webber International 1-0 and Azusa Pacific 0-0 to win the NAIA National Championships . <arg1> They </arg1> <rel> beat to win </rel> <arg2> the NAIA National Championships </arg2> 1 |
They have included some of the most dangerous assassins in the world including Lady Shiva , David Cain , and Merlyn . <arg1> They </arg1> <rel> have included </rel> <arg2> some of the most dangerous assassins in the world </arg2> 1 |
They have included some of the most dangerous assassins in the world including Lady Shiva , David Cain , and Merlyn . <arg1> some of the most dangerous assassins </arg1> <rel> are in </rel> <arg2> the world </arg2> 1 |
They have included some of the most dangerous assassins in the world including Lady Shiva , David Cain , and Merlyn . <arg1> some of the most dangerous assassins </arg1> <rel> are including </rel> <arg2> Lady Shiva </arg2> 1 |
They have included some of the most dangerous assassins in the world including Lady Shiva , David Cain , and Merlyn . <arg1> some of the most dangerous assassins </arg1> <rel> are including </rel> <arg2> David Cain </arg2> 1 |
They have included some of the most dangerous assassins in the world including Lady Shiva , David Cain , and Merlyn . <arg1> some of the most dangerous assassins </arg1> <rel> are including </rel> <arg2> Merlyn </arg2> 1 |
They have included some of the most dangerous assassins in the world including Lady Shiva , David Cain , and Merlyn . <arg1> assassins </arg1> <rel> are dangerous </rel> <arg2> nan </arg2> 1 |
They usually go through a period of dormancy after flowering . <arg1> They </arg1> <rel> usually go through </rel> <arg2> a period of dormancy </arg2> 1 |
This attire has also become popular with women of other communities . <arg1> This attire </arg1> <rel> has also become popular </rel> <arg2> with women of other communities </arg2> 1 |
This engine was equipped with an electronically controlled carburetor . <arg1> This engine </arg1> <rel> was equipped with </rel> <arg2> an electronically controlled carburetor </arg2> 1 |
This had considerable implications for the Welsh language as it was the main language of the nonconformist churches in Wales . <arg1> the Welsh language </arg1> <rel> was the main language of </rel> <arg2> the nonconformist churches </arg2> 1 |
This had considerable implications for the Welsh language as it was the main language of the nonconformist churches in Wales . <arg1> This </arg1> <rel> had considerable implications for </rel> <arg2> the Welsh language </arg2> 1 |
This is most common in Western countries in those with Barrett 's esophagus , and occurs in the cuboidal cells . <arg1> This </arg1> <rel> is most common in </rel> <arg2> those with Barrett 's esophagus </arg2> 1 |
This is most common in Western countries in those with Barrett 's esophagus , and occurs in the cuboidal cells . <arg1> This </arg1> <rel> occurs </rel> <arg2> in those with Barrett 's esophagus </arg2> 1 |
This line was extended east by the Prahran & Malvern Tramways Trust from Hawthorn Road to Darling Road , Malvern East on 13 November 1913 . <arg1> This line </arg1> <rel> was extended </rel> <arg2> east </arg2> 1 |
This line was extended east by the Prahran & Malvern Tramways Trust from Hawthorn Road to Darling Road , Malvern East on 13 November 1913 . <arg1> This line </arg1> <rel> was extended </rel> <arg2> by the Prahran & Malvern Tramways Trust </arg2> 1 |
This line was extended east by the Prahran & Malvern Tramways Trust from Hawthorn Road to Darling Road , Malvern East on 13 November 1913 . <arg1> This line </arg1> <rel> was extended </rel> <arg2> from Hawthorn Road </arg2> 1 |
This line was extended east by the Prahran & Malvern Tramways Trust from Hawthorn Road to Darling Road , Malvern East on 13 November 1913 . <arg1> This line </arg1> <rel> was extended </rel> <arg2> to Darling Road , Malvern East </arg2> 1 |
This line was extended east by the Prahran & Malvern Tramways Trust from Hawthorn Road to Darling Road , Malvern East on 13 November 1913 . <arg1> Darling Road </arg1> <rel> is in </rel> <arg2> Malvern East </arg2> 1 |
This mutation gives him superhuman strength , speed , reflexes , agility , flexibility , dexterity , coordination , balance , and endurance . <arg1> This mutation </arg1> <rel> gives him </rel> <arg2> superhuman strength </arg2> 1 |
This mutation gives him superhuman strength , speed , reflexes , agility , flexibility , dexterity , coordination , balance , and endurance . <arg1> This mutation </arg1> <rel> gives him </rel> <arg2> superhuman speed </arg2> 1 |
This mutation gives him superhuman strength , speed , reflexes , agility , flexibility , dexterity , coordination , balance , and endurance . <arg1> This mutation </arg1> <rel> gives him </rel> <arg2> superhuman reflexes </arg2> 1 |
This mutation gives him superhuman strength , speed , reflexes , agility , flexibility , dexterity , coordination , balance , and endurance . <arg1> This mutation </arg1> <rel> gives him </rel> <arg2> superhuman agility </arg2> 1 |
This mutation gives him superhuman strength , speed , reflexes , agility , flexibility , dexterity , coordination , balance , and endurance . <arg1> This mutation </arg1> <rel> gives him </rel> <arg2> superhuman flexibility </arg2> 1 |
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