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Referring to the 4-th page, Identify some key points in this picture.

[Assistant] It has been confirmed that Sly Lee will be presenting "Emerge" at the Skoll World Forum later this year. The AIME utilizes big data analytics and machine learning to accurately predict the location and timing of infectious disease outbreaks in real time, allowing for effective prevention and control measures to be implemented. The iHelmet is a low cost smart helmet that utilizes built-in sensors. Iris AI refers to their AI tool as a convenient shortcut to scientific advancements. This article is about Aipoly, a technology that can recognize objects and perform tasks such as identifying images, reading text, and responding to voice commands. Aipoly uses artificial intelligence to analyze and process visual and auditory information, making it a versatile and powerful tool for a wide range of applications.

Question: Identify some key points in this picture.


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Referring to the No.1 page, When did coulson leave leicester polytechnic

[Assistant] Could on left Leicester polytechnic in 1967

Question: When did coulson leave leicester polytechnic


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What do you observe in the No.1 page about Who was the Nobel prize winner that coulson joined at the laboratory of molecular biology

[Assistant] Fred Sanger was the Nobel prize winner that coulson joined at LMB

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What does the 1-st page communicate about Who is in the image on the left

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In the context of the first page, Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] The image on the left depicts Coulson, and he is pictured in the image on the left. Fred Sanger was the Nobel prize winner that Coulson joined at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology. Coulson left Leicester Polytechnic in 1967.

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The No.2 page suggests an answer to Did Arthur Mourant make major contributions to blood typing and to the population biology of blood groups? What is it?

[Assistant] Yes, he did.

Question: Did Arthur Mourant make major contributions to blood typing and to the population biology of blood groups?


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What does the No.2 page express about What is the title of this page?

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The No.2 page demonstrates the question: Did mapping the geography of human diversity through blood groups became Mourant's major preoccupation? How would you answer it?

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Question: Did mapping the geography of human diversity through blood groups became Mourant's major preoccupation?


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The No.2 page poses the question: What is the title of Arthur Ernest Mourant’s autobiography? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Blood and Stones

Question: What is the title of Arthur Ernest Mourant’s autobiography?


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What does the 2-nd page communicate about What two scientific careers did Arthur Ernest Mourant have?

[Assistant] Geologist and haematologist

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In the 2-nd page, can you find the answer to What kind of laboratory did Mourant start in Jersey?

[Assistant] A chemist pathology laboratory

Question: What kind of laboratory did Mourant start in Jersey?


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From the perspective of the second page, List a handful of essential elements in this visual.

[Assistant] Mourant started a chemist pathology laboratory in Jersey. Arthur Mourant made significant contributions to blood typing and population biology of blood groups. He did so. Mapping the geography of human diversity through blood groups became a major preoccupation of Mourant. Arthur Ernest Mourant's autobiography is titled "Blood and Stones. Arthur Ernest Mourant had two scientific careers, as both a geologist and a haematologist.

Question: List a handful of essential elements in this visual.


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From the perspective of the third page, Who is the text talking about?

[Assistant] It talks about Carlos Blacker.

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The 3-rd page demonstrates the question: How old did Carlos Blacker get? How would you answer it?

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Based on the No.3 page, Which society is the text talking about?

[Assistant] It talks about the Eugenice Society.

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The No.3 page poses the question: Carlos Paton Blacker served with distinction as a medical officer in what war? How would you respond?

[Assistant] World War II

Question: Carlos Paton Blacker served with distinction as a medical officer in what war?


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Take a look at the No.3 page, Who used his psychiatric training to impressive effect in achieving agreement, often between hostile opponents?

[Assistant] Carlos Paton Blacker

Question: Who used his psychiatric training to impressive effect in achieving agreement, often between hostile opponents?


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What is the third page indicating about What is the descent of Carlos Paton Blacker's grandmother?

[Assistant] Peruvian descent.

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In the context of the third page, Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] Carlos Blacker reached the age of 80, having attained this milestone in his life. Carlos Paton Blacker, a trained psychiatrist, was successful in achieving agreement between hostile opponents through his impressive use of his training. The text is discussing the eugenics society and its practices. The text is discussing someone named Carlos Blacker. Carlos Paton Blacker served with distinction as a medical officer in World War II.

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In relation to the fourth page, What year was the Eugenics Society founded?

[Assistant] The Eugenics Society was found in 1907.

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The No.4 page poses the question: Who was the social reformer who founded the Eugenics Education Society? How would you respond?

[Assistant] The social reformer who founded the Eugenics Education Society was Sibyl Gotto.

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The No.4 page poses the question: What knowledge did eugenics used to attempt to improve the human race? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Eugenics used the laws of heredity to improve the human race.

Question: What knowledge did eugenics used to attempt to improve the human race?


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What is the fourth page indicating about what did the eugenics society do

[Assistant] for much of the 20th century, the eugenics society sought to increase public understanding of heredity and to influence parenthood in britain with the aim of biological improvement of the nation and mitigation of the burdens deemed to be imposed on society by the genetically 'unfit'

Question: what did the eugenics society do


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Analyze the No.4 page and determine when did membership peak for the eugenics society

[Assistant] membership for the eugenics society peaked in its 1930 heyday

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For the fourth page, what was peak membership for the eugenics society

[Assistant] peak membership for the eugenics society was around 800

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How does the No.4 page reflect Point out several critical features in this image.

[Assistant] The Eugenics Society experienced its peak membership in the 1930s, during its most prosperous period. For much of the 20th century, the Eugenics Society aimed to increase public understanding of heredity and influence parenthood in Britain with the goal of achieving biological improvement of the nation and reducing the burdens deemed to be imposed on society by individuals deemed to be genetically "unfit. Sibyl Gotto was the social reformer who founded the Eugenics Education Society. The peak membership for the Eugenics Society was approximately 800. Eugenics attempted to improve the human race by utilizing the laws of heredity to enhance the traits of individuals deemed superior and eliminate those deemed inferior.

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In the No.5 page, Did Francis Harry Compton make important contributions to the development of mines for the Royal Navy?

[Assistant] Yes, he did.

Question: Did Francis Harry Compton make important contributions to the development of mines for the Royal Navy?


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In the No.5 page, what can be inferred about Which year was Francis Harry Compton Crick born?

[Assistant] It was 1916.

Question: Which year was Francis Harry Compton Crick born?


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The 5-th page poses the question: Where was Francis Harry Compton Crick born? How would you respond?

[Assistant] He was born near Northampton, England.

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Take a look at the fifth page, In what year was Francis Crick, who played a central role in the biological revolution of the 1950s and 1960s, born?

[Assistant] 1916.

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What is depicted in the No.5 page related to What did Model-building and mathematics reveal about the structure of DNA?

[Assistant] Model-building and mathematics revealed the double helical structure of DNA.

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Referring to the No.5 page, In the 1950s, which geneticist worked at Cambridge with Francis Crick?

[Assistant] James Watson.

Question: In the 1950s, which geneticist worked at Cambridge with Francis Crick?


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What is depicted in the No.5 page related to Specify some key components in this picture.

[Assistant] In the 1950s, James Watson, a geneticist who worked at Cambridge University with Francis Crick, played a pivotal role in the discovery of the structure of DNA. Francis Harry Compton Crick, a British molecular biologist, was born near Northampton, England. Model-building and mathematics played a critical role in revealing the double helical structure of DNA, which is a fundamental aspect of genetic information storage and replication. In 1916, Francis Harry Compton Crick was born. Francis Crick, a key figure in the biological revolution of the 1950s and 1960s, was born in 1916.

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From the perspective of the 6-th page, What examples of Galton's recorded data about himself is there?

[Assistant] Examples of Galton's collected data about himself include a will, his doctor's prescriptions of "blue pills" and a report of his examination by a phrenologist when he was 27.

Question: What examples of Galton's recorded data about himself is there?


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The No.6 page suggests an answer to What did Galton's early adult life consist of? What is it?

[Assistant] Galton's early adult life was devoted to intensive study and travel.

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In the 6-th page, When did Galton explore and charter Damaraland?

[Assistant] Galton explored and charter Damaraland (part of modern Namibia) from 1850 to 1852.

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For the No.6 page, Who is an accomplished figure  in late 19th century science is know for his work on heredity and eugenics?

[Assistant] Francis Galton

Question: Who is an accomplished figure  in late 19th century science is know for his work on heredity and eugenics?


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Based on the No.6 page, Aside from heredity and eugenics what other fields did Francis Galton made an important contributions?

[Assistant] Forensics and Statistical methods

Question: Aside from heredity and eugenics what other fields did Francis Galton made an important contributions?


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In relation to the No.6 page, Who was a long-lived polymath, remembered chiefly for promoting a selective approach to human breeding?

[Assistant] Francis Galton

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According to the 6-th page, When did Darwin die?

[Assistant] He died in 1882.

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What does the No.6 page reveal about What is Galtons sisters name?

[Assistant] Her name is Emma.

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In the No.6 page, When was his Anthropometric Laboratory established?

[Assistant] It was established in 1891.

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Referring to the No.6 page, Point out several critical features in this image.

[Assistant] Francis Galton, a renowned polymath who lived for a considerable period, is primarily remembered for advocating for selective breeding of humans through a narrow and discriminatory approach. In the year 1850, the explorer Francis Galton embarked on an expedition to Damaraland, a region that is currently located within the borders of Namibia. During his journey, which lasted from 1850 to 1852, Galton explored and chartered the land, documenting his findings and observations. This marked the first time that Damaraland had been extensively explored and mapped by a Westerner. Galton's recorded and collected data about himself, including a will, doctor's prescriptions of "blue pills," and a report of his examination by a phrenologist when he was 27, provide insight into his interests and personal habits. The Anthropometric Laboratory was established in 1891 by him. Francis Galton, an accomplished figure in late 19th century science, is renowned for his pioneering work on heredity and eugenics.

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The No.7 page suggests an answer to What area of science is discussed in The Frederick Sanger papers? What is it?

[Assistant] Genetics.

Question: What area of science is discussed in The Frederick Sanger papers?


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How does the No.7 page reflect What are the key components of life?

[Assistant] Proteins and nucleic acids.

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Based on the seventh page, In what scientific discipline did Fred Sanger win two Nobel Prizes?

[Assistant] Chemistry.

Question: In what scientific discipline did Fred Sanger win two Nobel Prizes?


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The seventh page suggests an answer to Identify some key points in this picture. What is it?

[Assistant] The key components of life are proteins and nucleic acids, which play vital roles in the function and structure of living organisms. The topic of The Frederick Sanger papers is genetics, which is a branch of science that deals with the study of heredity and the structure of genes. Fred Sanger, a chemist, won two Nobel Prizes in the field of science.

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In the page 8-th, what's Gerard Wyatt studied during the late 1940s and early 1950s?

[Assistant] the ratios of the four DNA bases

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What does the No.8 page suggest about what was Gerard Wyatt's observation ?

[Assistant] his observation that in DNA there is always the same amount of adenine as thymine and the same amount of cytosine as guanine

Question: what was Gerard Wyatt's observation ?


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In relation to the eighth page, what was Erwin Chargaff's  observation called ?

[Assistant] 'Chargaff ratios' or 'Chargaff's rules'

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Referring to the No.8 page, What year was Gerard Wyatt born?

[Assistant] 1925

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For the No.8 page, What institute was Gerard Wyatt a research student at, between 1947 and 1950?

[Assistant] Molteno Institute

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In the context of the No.8 page, What type of chromatography did Wyatt use in his PhD research?

[Assistant] Paper chromatography

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The No.8 page poses the question: Identify some key points in this picture. How would you respond?

[Assistant] In his PhD research, Wyatt used paper chromatography, a type of chromatography. Gerard Wyatt was born in 1925. Erwin Chargaff's observation, which was called "Chargaff ratios" or "Chargaff's rules," was a series of observations made by Chargaff about the relative amounts of certain nucleotides in DNA. Chargaff's rules stated that the ratio of adenine to thymine in DNA was constant, and that the ratio of guanine to cytosine was also constant. These observations were a major contribution to the field of DNA research and are still commonly referenced today. Gerard Wyatt studied the ratios of the four DNA bases during the late 1940s and early 1950s. Gerard Wyatt observed that in DNA, there is always an equal amount of adenine and thymine, and an equal amount of cytosine and guanine.

Question: Identify some key points in this picture.


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From the 9-th page, can you deduce What was the verdict on Guido Pellegrino Arrigo Pontecorvo of his close friend and colleague Bernard L Cohen?

[Assistant] It was "Attractive though sometimes irascible"

Question: What was the verdict on Guido Pellegrino Arrigo Pontecorvo of his close friend and colleague Bernard L Cohen?


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What does the 9-th page show about Where did Pontecorvo undertake his PhD in genetics?

[Assistant] He undertook it at Edinburgh

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For the ninth page, How long did Pontecorvo complete his PhD?

[Assistant] He completed it in under two years.

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What does the 9-th page suggest about When was Guido Pontecorvo born

[Assistant] Guido Pontecorvo was born in 1907

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Using the ninth page as a reference, When did Guido Pontecorvo die

[Assistant] Guido Pontecorvo died in 1999

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The ninth page suggests an answer to What was guido pontecorvo’s organism of choice What is it?

[Assistant] guido pontecorvo’s organism of choice was the mould Aspergillus nidulans

Question: What was guido pontecorvo’s organism of choice


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What do you observe in the No.9 page about Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] Guido Pontecorvo was born in 1907. Pontecorvo undertook his PhD in genetics at the University of Edinburgh. Pontecorvo completed his PhD in under two years. Guido Pellegrino Arrigo Pontecorvo was found to be attractive by his close friend and colleague Bernard L Cohen, despite his occasional outbursts of irritability. Guido Pontecorvo died in 1999.

Question: Outline some significant characteristics in this image.


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In the context of the No.10 page, Who is part of the exodus of Jewish scientist who found work in Britain or the USA after they were ejected from their posts by Nazis?

[Assistant] Hans Grüneberg

Question: Who is part of the exodus of Jewish scientist who found work in Britain or the USA after they were ejected from their posts by Nazis?


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From the perspective of the tenth page, What year did Hans Grüneberg and Elsbet married?

[Assistant] 1930

Question: What year did Hans Grüneberg and Elsbet married?


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What is described in the No.10 page related to What is the job of Hans Grüneberg's father?

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Question: What is the job of Hans Grüneberg's father?


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Within the 10-th page, What is the colour of the model used for the study?

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Considering the No.10 page, What year did Hans Gruneberg die?

[Assistant] 1982

Question: What year did Hans Gruneberg die?


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From the No.10 page, how would you answer What field of research was Hans Gruneberg's in?

[Assistant] Study of inheritance of human genetic disorders.

Question: What field of research was Hans Gruneberg's in?


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In the context of the No.10 page, Identify some key points in this picture.

[Assistant] Hans Grüneberg was a researcher who specialized in the study of human genetic disorders and their inheritance. Hans Grüneberg and Elsbet were married in 1930. Hans Greenberg died in 1982. The exodus of Jewish scientists who were ejected from their posts by Nazis and found work in Britain or the USA includes Hans Grüneberg. The model used in the study was white.

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Considering the 11-th page, What year was Honor Fell born?

[Assistant] Fell was born in 1900.

Question: What year was Honor Fell born?


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Considering the 11-th page, What kind of Director was Honor Fell?

[Assistant] Fell was the Director of Strangeways Laboratory in Cambridge.

Question: What kind of Director was Honor Fell?


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What does the eleventh page signify about What year was Honor Fell's death?

[Assistant] Fell's death was 1986.

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What does the eleventh page signify about Give some essential details in this illustration.

[Assistant] Honor Fell passed away in 1986. Honor Fell was born in 1900. Honor Fell was a director of Strangeways Laboratory in Cambridge, and during her tenure, she was known for her exceptional leadership and management skills.

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Considering the 12-th page, Where was James Harrison Renwick born?

[Assistant] James Harrison Renwick was born in Otley, Yorkshire.

Question: Where was James Harrison Renwick born?


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The twelfth page suggests an answer to When did James Harrison Renwick do his national service with the Royal Army Medical Corps? What is it?

[Assistant] James Harrison Renwick did his national service with the Royal Army Medical Corps between 1951 and 1953.

Question: When did James Harrison Renwick do his national service with the Royal Army Medical Corps?


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From the perspective of the No.12 page, Where did James Harrison Renwick perform his national service with the Royal Army Medical Corps between 1951 and 1953?

[Assistant] James Harrison Renwick performed his national service with the Royal Army Medical Corps in Southeast Asia between 1951 and 1953.

Question: Where did James Harrison Renwick perform his national service with the Royal Army Medical Corps between 1951 and 1953?


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In the No.12 page, What year did Renwick move to the School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine?

[Assistant] He moved to the school in 1968.

Question: What year did Renwick move to the School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine?


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What does the No.12 page suggest about In what year did Renwick die?

[Assistant] Renwick died in 1994.

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What does the No.12 page suggest about What city is the Johns Hopkins University located?

[Assistant] It is located in Baltimore.

Question: What city is the Johns Hopkins University located?


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How does the No.12 page reflect List a handful of essential elements in this visual.

[Assistant] The Johns Hopkins University is located in the city of Baltimore. James Harrison Renwick was born in Otley, Yorkshire, on a day that will forever be remembered. In 1968, Renwick moved to the School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. During the period of 1951 to 1953, James Harrison Renwick served his national service with the Royal Army Medical Corps in Southeast Asia. James Harrison Renwick performed his national service with the Royal Army Medical Corps between 1951 and 1953.

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Based on the No.13 page, Who is the person represented in the photo?

[Assistant] James Dewey Watson.

Question: Who is the person represented in the photo?


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What can you understand from the thirteenth page about Where was James Dewey Watson born?

[Assistant] Chicago.

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In the No.13 page provided, How old was James Dewey Watson when he studied at the University of Chicago?

[Assistant] 15.

Question: How old was James Dewey Watson when he studied at the University of Chicago?


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From the perspective of the 13-th page, Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] The person depicted in the photograph is James Dewey Watson. James Dewey Watson, born in Chicago, is known for his contributions to the field of molecular biology and genetics. At the age of 15, James Dewey Watson studied at the University of Chicago.

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According to the No.14 page, Where was Lionel Sharples Penrose born according to the "PROFILE"?

[Assistant] He was born in London.

Question: Where was Lionel Sharples Penrose born according to the "PROFILE"?


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In the No.14 page, How many brothers did Lionel have?

[Assistant] He had three brothers.

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What is highlighted in the 14-th page about Where did Lionel study psychoanalysis?

[Assistant] In Vienna.

Question: Where did Lionel study psychoanalysis?


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The No.14 page suggests an answer to What year was Lionel Penrose born? What is it?

[Assistant] He was born in 1898.

Question: What year was Lionel Penrose born?


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The 14-th page demonstrates the question: What artwork is the image of? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] The image is 'Continuous staircase'.

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Referring to the No.14 page, Who sketched the image?

[Assistant] Lionel Penrose sketched the image.

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Take a look at the No.14 page, Point out several critical features in this image.

[Assistant] The image was sketched by Lionel Penrose. Lionel Penrose was born in 1898. He was born in 1898. Lionel Sharples Penrose was born in London, according to his "PROFILE. Lionel studied psychoanalysis in Vienna. Lionel had three brothers, as stated in the sentence.

Question: Point out several critical features in this image.


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The fifteenth page poses the question: when the Blood Group Unit set up ? How would you respond?

[Assistant] in 1935

Question: when the Blood Group Unit set up ?


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What is depicted in the No.15 page related to when Robert Race had joined the Serum unit?

[Assistant] in 1937

Question: when Robert Race had joined the Serum unit?


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Analyze the No.15 page and determine where the Serum unit was based at?

[Assistant] it was based at University College London

Question: where the Serum unit was based at?


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Considering the No.15 page, Why are there restrictions on access on the Medical Research Council Blood Group Unit?

[Assistant] There restrictions on access on the Medical Research Council Blood Group Unit due to some content being sensitive.

Question: Why are there restrictions on access on the Medical Research Council Blood Group Unit?


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What can be inferred from the No.15 page regarding What period do the organisational records of the Medical Research Council Blood Group Unit cover?

[Assistant] The organisational records of the Medical Research Council Blood Group Unit cover 1927-1993.

Question: What period do the organisational records of the Medical Research Council Blood Group Unit cover?


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For the No.15 page, What was the relationship of Race and Sanger?

[Assistant] The relationship of Race and Sanger was that they were close friends.

Question: What was the relationship of Race and Sanger?


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From the perspective of the No.15 page, Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.

[Assistant] The relationship between Race and Sanger was close and personal, as they were friends. In 1935, the Blood Group Unit was established. The organisational records of the Medical Research Council Blood Group Unit cover the period from 1927 to 1993. Robert Race joined the Serum unit in 1937. Access to the Medical Research Council Blood Group Unit is restricted due to the sensitive nature of some of its content.

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What does the No.16 page express about Where was Peter Brian Medawar born?

[Assistant] Rio de Janeiro

Question: Where was Peter Brian Medawar born?


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From the perspective of the No.16 page, What degree did he take in Oxford?

[Assistant] Zoology

Question: What degree did he take in Oxford?


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Examine the sixteenth page. How would you answer What type of research did he do at Oxford?

[Assistant] He began research into the reasons that burns patients rejected skin grafts from unrelated donors.

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Within the 16-th page, Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] He conducted research at Oxford University, specifically focusing on the factors that cause burns patients to reject skin grafts from unrelated donors. He obtained a degree in Zoology from Oxford University. Peter Brian Medawar, a Brazilian-born scientist, was born in Rio de Janeiro.

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In the context of the 1-st page, What does Local Motors want to 3D print and what is Space X using 3D printed parts in?

[Assistant] Local Motors wants to 3D print cars, and SpaceX is using 3D printed parts in rocket engines.

Question: What does Local Motors want to 3D print and what is Space X using 3D printed parts in?


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Considering the No.6 page, How many parts does the new GE nozzle consolidate into one part?

[Assistant] The new GE nozzle consolidates 18 parts into one.

Question: How many parts does the new GE nozzle consolidate into one part?


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Referring to the No.1 page, What 3D printed part will be in GEs CFM Leap jet engine?

[Assistant] 3D printed nozzles will be in GEs CFM Leap jet engine.

Question: What 3D printed part will be in GEs CFM Leap jet engine?


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Based on the 2-nd page, Who in Silicon Valley is eyeing the car business?

[Assistant] Tesla, google - even Uber and now Apple.

Question: Who in Silicon Valley is eyeing the car business?


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What does the No.1 page reveal about What does the image show?

[Assistant] Tesla robotic assembly line

Question: What does the image show?


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What does the 5-th page suggest about Who filed a lawsuit against Apple for poaching employees?

[Assistant] A123 Systems

Question: Who filed a lawsuit against Apple for poaching employees?


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What does the No.1 page express about Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] A123 Systems filed a lawsuit against Apple for poaching employees. The image depicts a Tesla robotic assembly line in action, demonstrating the automation and efficiency of the manufacturing process. Silicon Valley companies such as Tesla, Google, Uber, and Apple are all eyeing the car business and considering entering the market. Local Motors aims to produce vehicles through 3D printing technology, while SpaceX has implemented 3D printed parts in the engines of its rockets to enhance their functionality and durability. The new GE nozzle consolidates 18 parts into one, reducing the overall number of parts needed for a given task.

Question: Outline some significant characteristics in this image.


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The No.1 page suggests an answer to How long is the route depicted on the map? What is it?

[Assistant] 120 miles

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How does the 5-th page answer How much did Uber pay for Otto?

[Assistant] $680 million

Question: How much did Uber pay for Otto?


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In relation to the 3-rd page, What was the cargo in Anheuser-Busch's first autonomous delivery?

[Assistant] 50,000 cans of beer

Question: What was the cargo in Anheuser-Busch's first autonomous delivery?


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What can be inferred from the No.5 page regarding Give some essential details in this illustration.

[Assistant] Uber paid $680 million for the acquisition of Otto, a self-driving truck company. Anheuser-Busch's first autonomous delivery was transported with 50,000 cans of beer. The depicted route on the map is approximately 120 miles in length.

Question: Give some essential details in this illustration.


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In the 3-rd page, When was the last time the DCC Diffuse Standards Frameworks added new resources?

[Assistant] No new resources have been added since late 2009.

Question: When was the last time the DCC Diffuse Standards Frameworks added new resources?


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Take a look at the 3-rd page, Who created the DCC DIFFUSE Standards Framework?

[Assistant] The DCC DIFFUSE was developed in partnership with a number of organisations.

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In the second page, What was the aim of the DCC DIFFUSE Standards Frameworks?

[Assistant] The aim of the DCC DIFFUSES tandards Framework was to present searchable frameworks of standards relevant to digital curation and preservation.

Question: What was the aim of the DCC DIFFUSE Standards Frameworks?


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In the No.1 page, Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] The DCC Diffuse Standards Frameworks have not added any new resources since late 2009. The DCC DIFFUSE Standards Framework was created by a collaboration of various organisations.

Question: Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.


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In the context of the 3-rd page, What are two examples of access control technological protection measures?

[Assistant] Password control systems and payment systems.

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In the first page, Does password protection on a members only area of a website constitute a technological protection measure?

[Assistant] Yes it does, more specifically it's an access control TPM.

Question: Does password protection on a members only area of a website constitute a technological protection measure?


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How does the No.6 page reflect If your website has a paid members only area, does it have an access control technological protection measure?

[Assistant] Yes, it does have an access control TPM.

Question: If your website has a paid members only area, does it have an access control technological protection measure?


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In the No.1 page provided, Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.

[Assistant] Password protection on a members-only area of a website is an access control technological protection measure (TPM). Two examples of technological protection measures for access control are password control systems and payment systems. The website has a paid members-only area that is protected by an access control technological protection measure.

Question: Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.


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What is portrayed in the No.2 page regarding Who do you contact to buy any catalogues?

[Assistant] Library Enquiries

Question: Who do you contact to buy any catalogues?


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From the No.2 page, how would you answer How many times does the word 'catalogues' appear?

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What is the first page indicating about What is the email address?

[Assistant] library@wellcome.ac.uk

Question: What is the email address?


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For the No.1 page, Point out several critical features in this image.

[Assistant] The word "catalogues" appears six times. If one desires to purchase catalogs, the individual should contact the library's enquiries department.

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For the 5-th page, Where can I get more information about metadata standards?

[Assistant] In DCC Standards Watch 1 and 2.

Question: Where can I get more information about metadata standards?


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What does the No.5 page imply about What can the lack of metadata result in?

[Assistant] A digital resource may be irretrievable, unidentifiable or unused.

Question: What can the lack of metadata result in?


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In the fourth page, What is the subject of the topic?

[Assistant] Metadata standards and digital curation

Question: What is the subject of the topic?


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From the No.5 page, how would you answer Specify some key components in this picture.

[Assistant] The source for acquiring additional information on metadata standards is DCC Standards Watch, which provides access to both version 1 and version 2. The lack of metadata in digital resources can result in their irretrievable, unidentifiable, or unused status. The subject of the topic is metadata standards and digital curation.

Question: Specify some key components in this picture.


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Referring to the No.1 page, How many coauthors wrote the article?

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Question: How many coauthors wrote the article?


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Using the eleventh page as a reference, What kind of needle does the printer use?

[Assistant] The printer uses a hollow tip needle.

Question: What kind of needle does the printer use?


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What can be deduced from the 5-th page about Did the printer create a replica of an animal brain?

[Assistant] No, the printer created a replica of a human brain.

Question: Did the printer create a replica of an animal brain?


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How does the No.9 page reflect What is the name of the technique that may represent a promising step in the right direction in the field?

[Assistant] The University of Florida technique.

Question: What is the name of the technique that may represent a promising step in the right direction in the field?


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How does the No.1 page reflect Will the team continue to test the technique?

[Assistant] Yes they will.

Question: Will the team continue to test the technique?


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The 10-th page poses the question: Are the objects printed far softer or harder than other man-made items? How would you respond?

[Assistant] The objects printed are far softer than other man-made items.

Question: Are the objects printed far softer or harder than other man-made items?


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Considering the No.11 page, What has Bova's team just begun to print using?

[Assistant] They have begun printing using living cells.

Question: What has Bova's team just begun to print using?


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What is described in the No.10 page related to What is the scale on image A?

[Assistant] The scale is 10mm.

Question: What is the scale on image A?


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Based on the 2-nd page, Does printed vasculature tend to collapse?

[Assistant] Yes it tends to.

Question: Does printed vasculature tend to collapse?


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Take a look at the No.5 page, Can you use a 3D printer to print materials that can't support themselves as they're built?

[Assistant] No, materials need to harden before the next layer can be laid and support it's weight.

Question: Can you use a 3D printer to print materials that can't support themselves as they're built?


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The 7-th page suggests an answer to What department does David Hahn chair? What is it?

[Assistant] University of Florida's department of mechanical and aerospace engineering.

Question: What department does David Hahn chair?


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What does the No.4 page tell us about What materials can 3D printing print structures with?

[Assistant] Metal or plastic

Question: What materials can 3D printing print structures with?


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In the 1-st page, can you find the answer to Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.

[Assistant] The printer did not create a replica of an animal brain, but rather a replica of a human brain. The scale on image A is 10 millimeters. Bova's team has commenced the printing of living cells, which marks the beginning of a groundbreaking new technology. David Hahn is the chair of the University of Florida's department of mechanical and aerospace engineering. The objects printed are far softer than other man-made items.

Question: Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.


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In the No.7 page, How many sections are there in this Summary of Humanitarian Needs?

[Assistant] There are two sections in this summary: 'Context & humanitarian impact of the crisis' and 'Scope of the analysis'.

Question: How many sections are there in this Summary of Humanitarian Needs?


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Examine the seventh page. How would you answer What does HNO stand for?

[Assistant] HNO stands for Humanitarian Needs Overview.

Question: What does HNO stand for?


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Considering the No.7 page, According to the summary, which country is the scene of the deadliest conflict on earth?

[Assistant] Afghanistan is the scene of the deadliest conflict on earth.

Question: According to the summary, which country is the scene of the deadliest conflict on earth?


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Within the ninth page, Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] The acronym "HNO" stands for "Humanitarian Needs Overview. The deadliest conflict on earth is taking place in Afghanistan, according to the summary. There are two sections in this summary: "Context & humanitarian impact of the crisis" and "Scope of the analysis.

Question: Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.


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What do you observe in the No.3 page about How many operational partners are in the Afghanistan multi-year Humanitarian Response Plan?

[Assistant] 147 operational partners are in the plan

Question: How many operational partners are in the Afghanistan multi-year Humanitarian Response Plan?


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In relation to the 10-th page, What is the planned reach of the Afghanistan multi-year Humanitarian Response Plan?

[Assistant] The planned reach is 7.1 million people

Question: What is the planned reach of the Afghanistan multi-year Humanitarian Response Plan?


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Based on the No.7 page, How many people are in need for the humanitarian response plan?

[Assistant] 9.4 million people are in need

Question: How many people are in need for the humanitarian response plan?


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In the eighth page provided, What country does this piece concern?

[Assistant] The country this piece concerns is Afghanistan

Question: What country does this piece concern?


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The 11-th page suggests an answer to Is this the first definition of Humanitarian Action in Afghanistan? What is it?

[Assistant] No, this is a revised definition of Humanitarian Action is Afghanistan

Question: Is this the first definition of Humanitarian Action in Afghanistan?


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In the context of the ninth page, What is humanitarian action guided by?

[Assistant] humanitarian action is guided by multi year planning

Question: What is humanitarian action guided by?


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What is discussed in the 6-th page about Identify some key points in this picture.

[Assistant] The country of concern in this piece is Afghanistan. The Afghanistan multi-year Humanitarian Response Plan includes 147 operational partners, which are actively working towards addressing the humanitarian needs of the country. The planned reach of the Afghanistan multi-year Humanitarian Response Plan is 7.1 million people. Ninety-four million people are in need of humanitarian response in the current plan. This is not the first definition of humanitarian action in Afghanistan. Instead, it is a revised definition that has been developed for use in the country.

Question: Identify some key points in this picture.


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Based on the No.5 page, From the paragraphs, which country can preform human cloning legally?

[Assistant] the US.

Question: From the paragraphs, which country can preform human cloning legally?


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In the context of the No.5 page, What are the common defects of cloning embryos?

[Assistant] heart or respiratory problems

Question: What are the common defects of cloning embryos?


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From the perspective of the 6-th page, Are monkeys our closest animal relative?

[Assistant] Yes

Question: Are monkeys our closest animal relative?


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The 11-th page demonstrates the question: Is cloning the topic of the text? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Yes it is.

Question: Is cloning the topic of the text?


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What does the No.7 page express about Is it known if baby monkeys will develop health problems?

[Assistant] It is unknown if they will develop health problems.

Question: Is it known if baby monkeys will develop health problems?


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The 5-th page demonstrates the question: What kind of development are the scientists who made Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua looking at? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] They are looking at their physical and intellectual development.

Question: What kind of development are the scientists who made Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua looking at?


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The No.1 page demonstrates the question: Which is the animal that is genetically most similar to humans? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] It is the monkey.

Question: Which is the animal that is genetically most similar to humans?


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The No.1 page poses the question: What is a clone? How would you respond?

[Assistant] It is a genetically-identical organism.

Question: What is a clone?


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Based on the No.10 page, What is the advantage of having a genetically identical population?

[Assistant] Scientists can isolate and study specific traits or genes.

Question: What is the advantage of having a genetically identical population?


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The No.1 page poses the question: What type of animal is the subject of this article? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Monkeys

Question: What type of animal is the subject of this article?


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The eighth page poses the question: Who set the international guidelines for animal research? How would you respond?

[Assistant] US National Institutes of Health

Question: Who set the international guidelines for animal research?


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How does the No.4 page reflect What type of scientific methodology is being discussed?

[Assistant] Cloning

Question: What type of scientific methodology is being discussed?


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Using the 4-th page as a reference, What are names of the cloned monkeys?

[Assistant] Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua.

Question: What are names of the cloned monkeys?


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What can you understand from the 3-rd page about How were the monkes cloned?

[Assistant] The monkeys were cloned using fetal connective tissue cells called fibroblasts.

Question: How were the monkes cloned?


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The No.2 page suggests an answer to How mant sets of choromosomes has the somatic cell nucleus? What is it?

[Assistant] It has two complete sets of chromosomes.

Question: How mant sets of choromosomes has the somatic cell nucleus?


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The 7-th page suggests an answer to Outline some significant characteristics in this image. What is it?

[Assistant] The scientists who made Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua are observing their physical and intellectual development. Fibroblasts from fetal monkey connective tissue were used to clone the monkeys. The somatic cell nucleus contains two complete sets of chromosomes. The international guidelines for animal research are set by the US National Institutes of Health. The scientific methodology being discussed is cloning.

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From the first page, can you deduce How does Osh Agabi think we could harness the power of the human brain?

[Assistant] By using actual brain cells.

Question: How does Osh Agabi think we could harness the power of the human brain?


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From the perspective of the No.10 page, What is the name of Osh Agabi’s startup?

[Assistant] Koniku

Question: What is the name of Osh Agabi’s startup?


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What does the No.3 page suggest about What does Agabi believe is the ultimate frontier?

[Assistant] Biology

Question: What does Agabi believe is the ultimate frontier?


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The No.7 page demonstrates the question: Who is the author of this article "Scientists Connect Brain to a Basic Tablet - Paralyzed Patient Googles With Ease"? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] It is Shelly Fan.

Question: Who is the author of this article "Scientists Connect Brain to a Basic Tablet - Paralyzed Patient Googles With Ease"?


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Observe the No.2 page. Can you answer What is known as Lou Gehrig's disease?

[Assistant] Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis is.

Question: What is known as Lou Gehrig's disease?


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In the No.9 page, Was 2014 a happy year for patient T6?

[Assistant] Yes, it was.

Question: Was 2014 a happy year for patient T6?


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In the context of the eleventh page, Point out several critical features in this image.

[Assistant] Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, is a neurodegenerative disease that affects the nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord that control muscle movement. Osh Agabi's startup is named Koniku. The outcome for patient T6 in 2014 was positive and they experienced happiness. Osh Agabi envisions harnessing the power of the human brain through the utilization of actual brain cells, a bold and innovative approach to unlocking the full potential of our cognitive abilities. The article titled "Scientists Connect Brain to a Basic Tablet - Paralyzed Patient Googles With Ease" was written by Shelly Fan.

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In the No.1 page, What can this platform let people do?

[Assistant] Build a recognizable, vetted identity, which is the base prerequisite to participating in any form of ownership or transactions in the global economy.

Question: What can this platform let people do?


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According to the first page, Where is user data stored?

[Assistant] In BanQu's bloackchain

Question: Where is user data stored?


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What does the No.11 page reveal about How can data be shared?

[Assistant] It can be shared between users directly, without a central administrator, and it's secure and immutable

Question: How can data be shared?


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Referring to the No.10 page, Give an example of someone 'unbankable'?

[Assistant] Someone with poor credit or no credit history at all

Question: Give an example of someone 'unbankable'?


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Based on the No.9 page, What can technology do for farmers in a banking capacity?

[Assistant] Make them an equal participant in the transaction

Question: What can technology do for farmers in a banking capacity?


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In the No.11 page, what can be inferred about Who is quoted in the piece?

[Assistant] Gadnis

Question: Who is quoted in the piece?


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In the 10-th page, List a handful of essential elements in this visual.

[Assistant] Individuals with poor credit or no credit history at all may be deemed unbankable, as they may not have the financial history or creditworthiness required for traditional banking services. The piece is quoted in by Gadnis. Our platform empowers individuals to establish a trustworthy and verified identity, which is essential for participating in economic transactions and exercising ownership on a global scale. Data can be shared securely and immutably between users without a central administrator. BanQu stores user data on a blockchain.

Question: List a handful of essential elements in this visual.


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What can be inferred from the No.11 page regarding Which studio designed London's newest (planned) bridge?

[Assistant] Heatherwick Studio designed the bridge.

Question: Which studio designed London's newest (planned) bridge?


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In the 11-th page, can you find the answer to How many shrubs will be on the bridge?

[Assistant] 2,000 shrubs will be on the bridge.

Question: How many shrubs will be on the bridge?


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Take a look at the first page, Where is High Line Park?

[Assistant] High Line PArk is in new York City.

Question: Where is High Line Park?


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Considering the 3-rd page, Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] Two thousand shrubs will be located on the bridge. The High Line Park is located in New York City. Heatherwick Studio designed London's newest planned bridge.

Question: Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.


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What is discussed in the ninth page about What does the graph show?

[Assistant] The graph shows the number of cases notified week by week of scarlet fever, diphtheria and typhoid fever.

Question: What does the graph show?


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Considering the 2-nd page, What does acronym, MOH, mean?

[Assistant] MOH is the Medical Officer of Health.

Question: What does acronym, MOH, mean?


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In the context of the No.2 page, What did the reports provide?

[Assistant] The reports provided vital data on birth and death rates, infant mortality, incidence of infections and other diseases.

Question: What did the reports provide?


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Using the 2-nd page as a reference, Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] What does the acronym MOH stand for? MOH is an abbreviation for Medical Officer of Health. The graph demonstrates the number of cases notified week by week of scarlet fever, diphtheria, and typhoid fever. The reports provided vital information on birth and death rates, infant mortality, incidence of infections and other diseases, which were crucial in determining the overall health and welfare of a population.

Question: Outline some significant characteristics in this image.


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Take a look at the sixth page, Were maternal mortality high in the 1930's?

[Assistant] Yes they were.

Question: Were maternal mortality high in the 1930's?


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The 5-th page poses the question: Did poor nutrition shape millions of women's everyday existence? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Yes it did.

Question: Did poor nutrition shape millions of women's everyday existence?


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In the No.8 page, What was the most visible indicator of the lives of London's women?

[Assistant] The most visible indicator were maternal mortality rates.

Question: What was the most visible indicator of the lives of London's women?


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In the No.9 page provided, Specify some key components in this picture.

[Assistant] Poor nutrition has significantly impacted the daily lives of millions of women. The fact is that maternal mortality was high in the 1930's, and it is a widely accepted reality. The maternal mortality rates were the most visible indicator of the lives of London's women during the period under investigation.

Question: Specify some key components in this picture.


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In relation to the 8-th page, What does the acronym HHARP stand for?

[Assistant] It stands for Historical Hospital Admission Records Project.

Question: What does the acronym HHARP stand for?


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What is discussed in the third page about Under the heading 'Find out more' who provides online access to the admissions registers for several children's hospitals in London and Glasgow?

[Assistant] The Historical Hospital Admission Records Project (HHARP).

Question: Under the heading 'Find out more' who provides online access to the admissions registers for several children's hospitals in London and Glasgow?


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For the No.6 page, The London Metropolitan Archive's care of the sick, dispossessed and destitute website provides an overview of what?

[Assistant] An overview of their holdings on London's health.

Question: The London Metropolitan Archive's care of the sick, dispossessed and destitute website provides an overview of what?


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The No.11 page demonstrates the question: List a handful of essential elements in this visual. How would you answer it?

[Assistant] The acronym HHARP stands for Historical Hospital Admission Records Project, which refers to a database of admission records from hospitals in a specific time period. The Historical Hospital Admission Records Project (HHARP) provides online access to the admissions registers for several children's hospitals in London and Glasgow. The London Metropolitan Archive's website provides an overview of their care of the sick, dispossessed, and destitute, which highlights their holdings on London's health and social history.

Question: List a handful of essential elements in this visual.


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From the second page, can you deduce What is the principle of Ulysses Contracts?

[Assistant] The principle of Ulysses Contracts  is to lower the danger of weak self control by stopping temptations before the arise.

Question: What is the principle of Ulysses Contracts?


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From the No.6 page, how would you answer Where does this idea show up?

[Assistant] This idea shows up in Homer's Odyssey.

Question: Where does this idea show up?


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For the No.10 page, What does Ulysses order his sailors to do?

[Assistant] Ulysses orders his sailors to plug his ears and tie him to the mast of the boat.

Question: What does Ulysses order his sailors to do?


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What does the No.10 page tell us about What is reward substitution?

[Assistant] Reward substitution are incremental goals we set for short-term rewards.

Question: What is reward substitution?


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How does the No.4 page reflect How does reward substitution work?

[Assistant] Short-term rewards keep us on track to achieve a larger goal.

Question: How does reward substitution work?


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In relation to the 1-st page, What does Ariely use as an example for apathy  towards long-term change?

[Assistant] Ariely points to global warming as the perfect example.

Question: What does Ariely use as an example for apathy  towards long-term change?


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Referring to the No.7 page, Specify some key components in this picture.

[Assistant] The idea of a Trojan horse can be found in Homer's Odyssey. In the story of Ulysses, the legendary Greek hero orders his sailors to plug his ears and tie him to the mast of the boat so that he may endure the siren's song and resist the temptation of the sea nymphs. Reward substitution refers to the process of setting incremental goals for short-term rewards, which can lead to long-term negative consequences. In his work, behavioral economist Dan Ariely uses global warming as an example of apathy towards long-term change. The principle of Ulysses Contracts is to prevent temptations from arising in order to reduce the risk of poor self-control.

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Using the first page as a reference, What date was this article published?

[Assistant] June 12 2015

Question: What date was this article published?


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The No.2 page demonstrates the question: Which Summit does the article refer to? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] 2014 Exponential Finance Summit

Question: Which Summit does the article refer to?


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In the No.1 page, In what year was Ray Kurzweil’s book published?

[Assistant] 2005

Question: In what year was Ray Kurzweil’s book published?


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Take a look at the No.1 page, Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] On June 12th, 2015, the article was published. The article refers to the Exponential Finance Summit that took place in 2014. In 2005, Ray Kurzweil published his book.

Question: Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.


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Using the No.2 page as a reference, What does the caption say about the photo?

[Assistant] It says "Mesh electronics are injected through a tiny glass needle into an aqueous solution.".

Question: What does the caption say about the photo?


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For the second page, In which journal, did a team of Harvard researchers describe the creation of a flexible nanowire mesh with nanoscale electrodes or transistors places at each wired junction?

[Assistant] It was Nature Nanotechnology.

Question: In which journal, did a team of Harvard researchers describe the creation of a flexible nanowire mesh with nanoscale electrodes or transistors places at each wired junction?


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In relation to the No.3 page, Are implants still sizable relative to the brain?

[Assistant] Yes, most implants are.

Question: Are implants still sizable relative to the brain?


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The No.3 page poses the question: Which kind of team was Lieber working in? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Lieber was working in an interdisciplinary team

Question: Which kind of team was Lieber working in?


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The No.3 page suggests an answer to How long should trials be to establish the tech's safety? What is it?

[Assistant] Trials beyond 5 weeks are needed to establish the tech's safety

Question: How long should trials be to establish the tech's safety?


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What is discussed in the 3-rd page about What two things does the team hope to do in the future?

[Assistant] Make the device wireless and scale it up to include hundreds of elements

Question: What two things does the team hope to do in the future?


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Take a look at the No.2 page, Specify some key components in this picture.

[Assistant] The caption of the photo states that the mesh electronics are being injected through a tiny glass needle into an aqueous solution. Our team hopes to achieve two important goals in the future. First, we aim to make the device wireless, which will allow for more flexibility and convenience in its use. Second, we plan to scale up the device to include hundreds of elements, in order to increase its capabilities and effectiveness. These two goals will help us to further improve the device and make it more useful for our target audience. It is necessary for trials to exceed 5 weeks in duration in order to establish the safety of the technology. Yes, most implants are still sizable in relation to the brain. Lieber was a member of an interdisciplinary team, and this team was the kind of team he was working in.

Question: Specify some key components in this picture.


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Based on the 3-rd page, What was the name of the research paper?

[Assistant] The name of the research paper was "The Future of Employment".

Question: What was the name of the research paper?


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Take a look at the first page, What was the aim of the research paper?

[Assistant] The aim of the research paper was to quantify how progress in tech could impact jobs.

Question: What was the aim of the research paper?


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What can be deduced from the first page about In what year was the research paper released?

[Assistant] The research paper was released in 2013.

Question: In what year was the research paper released?


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According to the 3-rd page, Who believes we should 'embrace the automation age, not resist it'?

[Assistant] Frey believes that we should 'embrace the automation age, not resist it'.

Question: Who believes we should 'embrace the automation age, not resist it'?


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In relation to the No.1 page, Does everyone agree that the automation age should be embraced?

[Assistant] No, some people disagree despite the historical examples.

Question: Does everyone agree that the automation age should be embraced?


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The No.3 page suggests an answer to What event is said to be 'nothing  compared to the economic and social overhaul AI and robots are already visiting on our lives'? What is it?

[Assistant] The event is called The Industrial Revolution.

Question: What event is said to be 'nothing  compared to the economic and social overhaul AI and robots are already visiting on our lives'?


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Using the No.1 page as a reference, True or false: the phrase "technologies always make the whole pie bigger" means that technology destroys more jobs than it creates.

[Assistant] False

Question: True or false: the phrase "technologies always make the whole pie bigger" means that technology destroys more jobs than it creates.


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According to the 3-rd page, Technology has always created more what than it has destroyed?

[Assistant] Jobs

Question: Technology has always created more what than it has destroyed?


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In relation to the first page, What dessert is used in the technology related metaphor?

[Assistant] Pie

Question: What dessert is used in the technology related metaphor?


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In the 3-rd page provided, Specify some key components in this picture.

[Assistant] The research paper was titled 'The Future of Employment'. Pie is the dessert used in the technology-related metaphor. The research paper was released in 2013. The phrase "technologies always make the whole pie bigger" does not mean that technology destroys more jobs than it creates. The speaker asserts that the concept of "embracing the automation age, not resisting it" should be adopted. This is in agreement with the idea that humanity should not resist the advancing technology, but rather, should embrace it and find ways to make the best use of it.

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What is highlighted in the 1-st page about How many key sustainability themes are covered by the World Bank's ESG Data Draft?

[Assistant] 17

Question: How many key sustainability themes are covered by the World Bank's ESG Data Draft?


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The 1-st page poses the question: What categories do the sustainability themes span? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Environmental, social, and governance categories

Question: What categories do the sustainability themes span?


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The first page suggests an answer to Under what code is the dataset licensed? What is it?

[Assistant] CC-BY 4.0

Question: Under what code is the dataset licensed?


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Based on the 1-st page, Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] The dataset is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. The World Bank's ESG Data Draft covers a total of 17 key sustainability themes. The sustainability themes span multiple categories including environmental, social, and governance categories.

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According to the second page, What data access and licensing does this content have

[Assistant] Public

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What is depicted in the No.2 page related to Can this content be shared freely on social media

[Assistant] Yes

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Based on the No.2 page, Does this database contain information on dams

[Assistant] Yes

Question: Does this database contain information on dams


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The No.2 page poses the question: List a handful of essential elements in this visual. How would you respond?

[Assistant] The database contains information on dams. This content is publicly available and accessible without restriction or licensing fees. The content can be shared freely on social media without any restrictions.

Question: List a handful of essential elements in this visual.


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From the perspective of the No.3 page, What does PPP stand for?

[Assistant] Purchasing power parity

Question: What does PPP stand for?


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In the 3-rd page provided, Can users inside and outside the Bank access this dataset?

[Assistant] Yes

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In the third page provided, The ranking table is based on whose method?

[Assistant] World Bank Atlas

Question: The ranking table is based on whose method?


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Considering the No.3 page, List a handful of essential elements in this visual.

[Assistant] I hereby declare that the acronym PPP stands for purchasing power parity, which is a concept used to measure the relative values of different currencies. This dataset is accessible to both Bank employees and external users. The ranking table is based on the methodology developed by the World Bank Atlas.

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In the page No.4, Who can access this dataset?

[Assistant] Users inside and outside the bank can access this dataset.

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Considering the fourth page, How far back does dataset goes?

[Assistant] It goes as far back as the foundation of the institution (1946).

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Referring to the No.4 page, What does dataset contains of?

[Assistant] It contains Balance sheets data from IBRD's published financial statements.

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In the fourth page, Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.

[Assistant] The dataset goes back as far as the founding of the institution in 1946. This dataset is accessible to both bank employees and external users.

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The No.5 page demonstrates the question: What is this dataset classified as? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] The dataset is classified as Public.

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In the context of the No.5 page, What is this dataset called and what users can access it?

[Assistant] The dataset is called Household Impact of Tariffs and users inside and outside the Bank can access it.

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In relation to the No.5 page, The dataset contains data from how many countries?

[Assistant] The dataset contains data from 54 countries.

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In the No.5 page provided, Identify some key points in this picture.

[Assistant] This dataset has been classified as public. The dataset contains data from 54 countries. This dataset is called the Household Impact of Tariffs and it is accessible to both Bank users within and outside the organization.

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In relation to the No.6 page, What data access does this content have

[Assistant] Public

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Using the No.6 page as a reference, Can this be shared on Facebook

[Assistant] Yes

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According to the No.6 page, Does IBRD lend at market rate?

[Assistant] Yes

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From the perspective of the sixth page, Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] Yes, IBRD lends at market rates. It is possible to share this on Facebook. This content has public data access, indicating that it can be accessed and viewed by anyone.

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The seventh page demonstrates the question: What does IBRD stand for? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Question: What does IBRD stand for?


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The No.7 page demonstrates the question: Who is the publicly guaranteed debt extended by? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] World Bank Group

Question: Who is the publicly guaranteed debt extended by?


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According to the No.7 page, Who may IBRD make loans to?

[Assistant] IFC

Question: Who may IBRD make loans to?


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Considering the No.7 page, Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.

[Assistant] The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development is commonly referred to as IBRD. The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is authorized to make loans to individuals and entities, while the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) is restricted to making loans to governments and official entities.

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Analyze the No.1 page and determine Who made this article

[Assistant] Alison E. Berman

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In relation to the 3-rd page, When was this article made

[Assistant] March 10 2017

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Take a look at the No.1 page, How many people have viewed this article

[Assistant] 2045

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What does the No.4 page imply about Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.

[Assistant] The article was made by Alison E. Berman. The article was created on March 10, 2017. Approximately 2045 people have viewed this article.

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In relation to the 4-th page, NASA reaffirmed its commitment to rocket humans to Mars by when?

[Assistant] The 2030s.

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In the No.11 page, When will the first no-crew test take place in?

[Assistant] The first no-crew test will take place in 2018.

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What does the No.10 page tell us about Which organization does NASA collaborate with?

[Assistant] Lockheed Martin and Boeing.

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Analyze the No.12 page and determine What is the commonly heard justifications for funding space programs according to the article?

[Assistant] Space programs can offer understanding, perspective, and inspiration as well as bring useful innovations and inventions

Question: What is the commonly heard justifications for funding space programs according to the article?


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What does the No.11 page express about Why is Nasa struggling to fund and legitimise its existence and what does poverty have to do with it?

[Assistant] Because its justification for space exploration does not meet the demands and needs of the public, in perhaps alleviating poverty, and space exploration seems wasteful compared to the publics basic needs

Question: Why is Nasa struggling to fund and legitimise its existence and what does poverty have to do with it?


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In the No.2 page provided, Nasa's message for space exploration does not inspire the public because

[Assistant] They have not used a sense of urgency , to meet the needs of the public, in their message for space exploration

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Referring to the No.1 page, When did Russia announce wants to build a base on Moon?

[Assistant] In October

Question: When did Russia announce wants to build a base on Moon?


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For the No.4 page, What will space pioneers do?

[Assistant] Shoot straight to Mars

Question: What will space pioneers do?


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Referring to the 13-th page, Who will team up with Russia?

[Assistant] ESA

Question: Who will team up with Russia?