Question: where did queensland get its name from

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "queensland", "melbourne", "australian capital territory", "canberra", "brisbane", "sydney", "time zone(s)", "m.0525kx7", "victoria", "government of queensland", "new south wales", "4101", "highgate hill", "flag of queensland", "queen victoria". G has the following directed edges: "brisbane"-(freebase.valuenotation.is_reviewed)->"time zone(s)", "brisbane"-(location.citytown.postal_codes)->"4101", "queensland"-(symbols.flag_referent.flag)->"m.0525kx7", "queensland"-(symbols.namesake.named_after)->"queen victoria", "queensland"-(location.australian_state.capital_city)->"brisbane", "sydney"-(freebase.valuenotation.is_reviewed)->"time zone(s)", "flag of queensland"-(symbols.flag.used_by)->"m.0525kx7", "canberra"-(base.biblioness.bibs_location.state)->"new south wales", "government of queensland"-(government.government_agency.jurisdiction)->"queensland", "victoria"-(symbols.namesake.named_after)->"queen victoria", "victoria"-(location.australian_state.capital_city)->"melbourne", "australian capital territory"-(location.australian_territory.capital_city)->"canberra", "new south wales"-(location.australian_state.capital_city)->"sydney", "highgate hill"-(location.australian_suburb.postal_code)->"4101".

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118,victoria
161,government of queensland
184,new south wales
626,4101
675,highgate hill
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789,queen victoria

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G describes a graph among nodes "queensland", "melbourne", "australian capital territory", "canberra", "brisbane", "sydney", "time zone(s)", "m.0525kx7", "victoria", "government of queensland", "new south wales", "4101", "highgate hill", "flag of queensland", "queen victoria".In this graph: Node "brisbane" has outgoing edges to: "time zone(s)" with relation "freebase.valuenotation.is_reviewed". Node "brisbane" has outgoing edges to: "4101" with relation "location.citytown.postal_codes". Node "queensland" has outgoing edges to: "m.0525kx7" with relation "symbols.flag_referent.flag". Node "queensland" has outgoing edges to: "queen victoria" with relation "symbols.namesake.named_after". Node "queensland" has outgoing edges to: "brisbane" with relation "location.australian_state.capital_city". Node "sydney" has outgoing edges to: "time zone(s)" with relation "freebase.valuenotation.is_reviewed". Node "flag of queensland" has outgoing edges to: "m.0525kx7" with relation "symbols.flag.used_by". Node "canberra" has outgoing edges to: "new south wales" with relation "base.biblioness.bibs_location.state". Node "government of queensland" has outgoing edges to: "queensland" with relation "government.government_agency.jurisdiction". Node "victoria" has outgoing edges to: "queen victoria" with relation "symbols.namesake.named_after". Node "victoria" has outgoing edges to: "melbourne" with relation "location.australian_state.capital_city". Node "australian capital territory" has outgoing edges to: "canberra" with relation "location.australian_territory.capital_city". Node "new south wales" has outgoing edges to: "sydney" with relation "location.australian_state.capital_city". Node "highgate hill" has outgoing edges to: "4101" with relation "location.australian_suburb.postal_code".

("brisbane", "freebase.valuenotation.is_reviewed", "time zone(s)"), ("brisbane", "location.citytown.postal_codes", "4101"), ("queensland", "symbols.flag_referent.flag", "m.0525kx7"), ("queensland", "symbols.namesake.named_after", "queen victoria"), ("queensland", "location.australian_state.capital_city", "brisbane"), ("sydney", "freebase.valuenotation.is_reviewed", "time zone(s)"), ("flag of queensland", "symbols.flag.used_by", "m.0525kx7"), ("canberra", "base.biblioness.bibs_location.state", "new south wales"), ("government of queensland", "government.government_agency.jurisdiction", "queensland"), ("victoria", "symbols.namesake.named_after", "queen victoria"), ("victoria", "location.australian_state.capital_city", "melbourne"), ("australian capital territory", "location.australian_territory.capital_city", "canberra"), ("new south wales", "location.australian_state.capital_city", "sydney"), ("highgate hill", "location.australian_suburb.postal_code", "4101")

Brisbane, with postal code 4101, is the capital city of Queensland, which is named after Queen Victoria and has a flag identified by m.0525kx7. The government of Queensland operates within the jurisdiction of the state. Meanwhile, Sydney is reviewed for its time zones, and Canberra, the capital of the Australian Capital Territory, is located in New South Wales. Melbourne serves as the capital of Victoria, another state named after Queen Victoria. Highgate Hill shares the postal code 4101 with Brisbane.

Queensland was named after Queen Victoria.


Question: what document did james madison write

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "james madison", "james madison: writings", "the papers of james madison", "letters and other writings of james madison". G has the following directed edges: "james madison"-(book.author.series_written_or_contributed_to)->"the papers of james madison", "james madison"-(book.author.works_written)->"james madison: writings", "letters and other writings of james madison"-(book.written_work.author)->"james madison".

The Papers of James Madison, Secretary of State Series, Vol. 2

The Papers of James Madison, Secretary of State Series, Vol. 3

The Papers of James Madison, Secretary of State Series, Vol. 6

The Papers of James Madison, Presidential Series Vol. 6

The Papers of James Madison, Presidential Series Vol. 7

An examination of the British doctrine, which subjects to capture a neutral trade, not open in time of peace

The reply of Mr. Madison, in answer to Mr. Rose, in discussing the affair of the Chesapeake

The Papers of James Madison, Secretary of State Series, Vol. 5

The Papers of James Madison, Presidential Series Vol. 3

Mr. Madison's motion for commercial restrictions

The Papers of James Madison, Presidential Series Vol. 5

Extract of a letter from the Secretary of State to Mr. Monroe, relative to impressments

The Papers of James Madison, Secretary of State Series, Vol. 4

The Papers of James Madison, Secretary of State Series, Vol. 7

Equal religious liberty stated and defended

The Papers of James Madison, Secretary of State Series, Vol. 9

The Papers of James Madison Retirement Series, Volume 1: 4 March 1817-31 January 1820

Letters and other writings of James Madison

All impressments unlawful and inadmissible

Selections from the private correspondence of James Madison, from 1813 to 1836

Calendar of the correspondence of James Madison

The Papers of James Madison Congressional Series, Vol. 12: 2 October 1789 - 20 January 1790

The Papers of James Madison, Secretary of State Series, Vol. 8

Papers of James Madison Volume 10: May 27, 1787-March 3, 1788

The Papers of James Madison, Presidential Series Vol. 2

The Papers of James Madison, Secretary of State Series, Vol. 1

An address delivered before the Agricultural Society of Albemarle, on Tuesday, May 12, 1818

Letters from the Secretary of State to Messrs. Monroe and Pinkney, on subjects committed to their joint negotiations

Letters from the Secretary of State to Mr. Monroe, on the subject of impressments, &c

The Papers of James Madison, Presidential Series Vol. 1

The Papers of James Madison, Presidential Series Vol. 4

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G describes a graph among nodes "james madison", "james madison: writings", "the papers of james madison", "letters and other writings of james madison".In this graph: Node "james madison" has outgoing edges to: "the papers of james madison" with relation "book.author.series_written_or_contributed_to". Node "james madison" has outgoing edges to: "james madison: writings" with relation "book.author.works_written". Node "letters and other writings of james madison" has outgoing edges to: "james madison" with relation "book.written_work.author".

("james madison", "book.author.series_written_or_contributed_to", "the papers of james madison"), ("james madison", "book.author.works_written", "james madison: writings"), ("letters and other writings of james madison", "book.written_work.author", "james madison")

James Madison authored "The Papers of James Madison" and "James Madison: Writings," while also contributing to "Letters and Other Writings of James Madison."

James Madison authored several works including "James Madison: Writings" and contributed to "The Papers of James Madison," along with "Letters and Other Writings of James Madison." Notably, he wrote foundational documents that are encompassed within these compilations.

James Madison authored or contributed to several works including "The Papers of James Madison" and wrote individual works such as "James Madison: Writings" and "Letters and other Writings of James Madison." Notably, these documents encompass a broad collection of his writings and correspondences.

James Madison authored or contributed to "The Papers of James Madison" and wrote "James Madison: Writings," as well as "Letters and Other Writings of James Madison."

James Madison authored "James Madison: Writings" and contributed to "The Papers of James Madison." Additionally, he wrote "Letters and Other Writings of James Madison." Notably, he is also recognized for his foundational role in drafting the United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights, though specific titles for these documents are not provided in the graph. However, his primary notable written work highlighted here is "Federalist No. 10," though this specific title is inferred from historical context rather than the graph data provided. Based strictly on graph facts, his authored works include the mentioned books.

James Madison authored or contributed to "The Papers of James Madison," wrote "James Madison: Writings," and was the author of "Letters and Other Writings of James Madison." Notably, he is also recognized for drafting foundational documents though specific titles are not listed beyond these written works.


Question: what are the three official languages of belgium

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "dutch language", "belgium", "united kingdom", "german language", "germany", "france", "french", "south africa", "netherlands", "luxembourg", "switzerland", "flemish language", "scotland", "austria", "canada", "german empire", "new zealand", "kingdom of england", "english language", "belgian linguistic case", "nazi germany", "kiribati", "west flemish", "sierra leone", "languages benelux". G has the following directed edges: "west flemish"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"netherlands", "west flemish"-(common.topic.image)->"languages benelux", "belgium"-(location.location.events)->"belgian linguistic case", "belgium"-(location.country.official_language)->"dutch language", "belgium"-(location.country.official_language)->"german language", "belgium"-(location.country.official_language)->"french", "dutch language"-(language.human_language.dialects)->"flemish language", "german empire"-(location.country.official_language)->"german language", "canada"-(location.country.official_language)->"french", "canada"-(location.country.official_language)->"english language", "austria"-(location.country.official_language)->"german language", "kiribati"-(location.country.official_language)->"english language", "south africa"-(location.country.official_language)->"english language", "nazi germany"-(location.country.official_language)->"german language", "luxembourg"-(location.country.official_language)->"french", "luxembourg"-(location.country.official_language)->"german language", "new zealand"-(location.country.official_language)->"english language", "germany"-(location.country.official_language)->"german language", "scotland"-(location.country.official_language)->"english language", "switzerland"-(location.country.official_language)->"german language", "switzerland"-(location.country.official_language)->"french", "netherlands"-(location.country.official_language)->"dutch language", "kingdom of england"-(location.country.official_language)->"english language", "france"-(location.country.official_language)->"french", "united kingdom"-(location.country.official_language)->"english language", "sierra leone"-(location.country.official_language)->"english language".

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22,german language
23,germany
43,france
49,french
68,south africa
97,netherlands
121,luxembourg
123,switzerland
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168,scotland
193,austria
213,canada
241,german empire
266,new zealand
372,kingdom of england
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429,nazi germany
463,kiribati
557,west flemish
773,sierra leone
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193,location.country.official_language,22
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G describes a graph among nodes "dutch language", "belgium", "united kingdom", "german language", "germany", "france", "french", "south africa", "netherlands", "luxembourg", "switzerland", "flemish language", "scotland", "austria", "canada", "german empire", "new zealand", "kingdom of england", "english language", "belgian linguistic case", "nazi germany", "kiribati", "west flemish", "sierra leone", "languages benelux".In this graph: Node "west flemish" has outgoing edges to: "netherlands" with relation "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in". Node "west flemish" has outgoing edges to: "languages benelux" with relation "common.topic.image". Node "belgium" has outgoing edges to: "belgian linguistic case" with relation "location.location.events". Node "belgium" has outgoing edges to: "dutch language", "german language", "french" with relation "location.country.official_language". Node "dutch language" has outgoing edges to: "flemish language" with relation "language.human_language.dialects". Node "german empire" has outgoing edges to: "german language" with relation "location.country.official_language". Node "canada" has outgoing edges to: "french", "english language" with relation "location.country.official_language". Node "austria" has outgoing edges to: "german language" with relation "location.country.official_language". Node "kiribati" has outgoing edges to: "english language" with relation "location.country.official_language". Node "south africa" has outgoing edges to: "english language" with relation "location.country.official_language". Node "nazi germany" has outgoing edges to: "german language" with relation "location.country.official_language". Node "luxembourg" has outgoing edges to: "french", "german language" with relation "location.country.official_language". Node "new zealand" has outgoing edges to: "english language" with relation "location.country.official_language". Node "germany" has outgoing edges to: "german language" with relation "location.country.official_language". Node "scotland" has outgoing edges to: "english language" with relation "location.country.official_language". Node "switzerland" has outgoing edges to: "german language", "french" with relation "location.country.official_language". Node "netherlands" has outgoing edges to: "dutch language" with relation "location.country.official_language". Node "kingdom of england" has outgoing edges to: "english language" with relation "location.country.official_language". Node "france" has outgoing edges to: "french" with relation "location.country.official_language". Node "united kingdom" has outgoing edges to: "english language" with relation "location.country.official_language". Node "sierra leone" has outgoing edges to: "english language" with relation "location.country.official_language".

("west flemish", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "netherlands"), ("west flemish", "common.topic.image", "languages benelux"), ("belgium", "location.location.events", "belgian linguistic case"), ("belgium", "location.country.official_language", "dutch language"), ("belgium", "location.country.official_language", "german language"), ("belgium", "location.country.official_language", "french"), ("dutch language", "language.human_language.dialects", "flemish language"), ("german empire", "location.country.official_language", "german language"), ("canada", "location.country.official_language", "french"), ("canada", "location.country.official_language", "english language"), ("austria", "location.country.official_language", "german language"), ("kiribati", "location.country.official_language", "english language"), ("south africa", "location.country.official_language", "english language"), ("nazi germany", "location.country.official_language", "german language"), ("luxembourg", "location.country.official_language", "french"), ("luxembourg", "location.country.official_language", "german language"), ("new zealand", "location.country.official_language", "english language"), ("germany", "location.country.official_language", "german language"), ("scotland", "location.country.official_language", "english language"), ("switzerland", "location.country.official_language", "german language"), ("switzerland", "location.country.official_language", "french"), ("netherlands", "location.country.official_language", "dutch language"), ("kingdom of england", "location.country.official_language", "english language"), ("france", "location.country.official_language", "french"), ("united kingdom", "location.country.official_language", "english language"), ("sierra leone", "location.country.official_language", "english language")

West Flemish is spoken in the Netherlands and featured in discussions about languages in the Benelux region, while Belgium, with its complex linguistic landscape, recognizes Dutch, German, and French as official languages, notably within the context of the Belgian linguistic case. The Dutch language encompasses the Flemish dialect, and German is an official language in both the German Empire and Austria, as well as in Luxembourg, which also officially recognizes French. Canada's official languages are French and English, and countries like South Africa, New Zealand, Scotland, and the United Kingdom (including the former Kingdom of England) primarily use English. Germany, Switzerland (which also officially uses French), and Nazi Germany have German as their official language, alongside French in Switzerland. France, Sierra Leone, and the Netherlands officially use French, English, and Dutch, respectively.

The official languages of Belgium are Dutch, French, and German.

The three official languages of Belgium are Dutch, German, and French.

Belgium has three official languages: Dutch, German, and French.

Belgium's official languages are Dutch, German, and French.


Question: who played bilbo in lord of the rings

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "the hobbit", "'the hobbit': who should play bilbo baggins?", "bilbo – en hobbits äventyr", "m.09yh051", "bilbo le hobbit". G has the following directed edges: "the hobbit"-(common.topic.webpage)->"m.09yh051", "the hobbit"-(book.book.editions)->"bilbo le hobbit", "the hobbit"-(book.translated_work.translations)->"bilbo – en hobbits äventyr", "'the hobbit': who should play bilbo baggins?"-(common.resource.annotations)->"m.09yh051".

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8,common.topic.webpage,751
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G describes a graph among nodes "the hobbit", "'the hobbit': who should play bilbo baggins?", "bilbo – en hobbits äventyr", "m.09yh051", "bilbo le hobbit".In this graph: Node "the hobbit" has outgoing edges to: "m.09yh051" with relation "common.topic.webpage". Node "the hobbit" has outgoing edges to: "bilbo le hobbit" with relation "book.book.editions". Node "the hobbit" has outgoing edges to: "bilbo – en hobbits äventyr" with relation "book.translated_work.translations". Node "'the hobbit': who should play bilbo baggins?" has outgoing edges to: "m.09yh051" with relation "common.resource.annotations".

("the hobbit", "common.topic.webpage", "m.09yh051"), ("the hobbit", "book.book.editions", "bilbo le hobbit"), ("the hobbit", "book.translated_work.translations", "bilbo – en hobbits äventyr"), ("'the hobbit': who should play bilbo baggins?", "common.resource.annotations", "m.09yh051")

"The Hobbit" is associated with the webpage m.09yh051, has an edition titled "Bilbo le Hobbit," and has been translated as "Bilbo – en hobbits äventyr." The resource m.09yh051 also includes annotations discussing potential actors for the role of Bilbo Baggins.

The provided graph does not contain information about the actors who played Bilbo Baggins, whether in "The Hobbit" or "The Lord of the Rings." It instead focuses on editions and translations of "The Hobbit" and mentions discussions or annotations related to casting Bilbo Baggins without specifying actors.

The provided graph data does not contain information about actors who played Bilbo Baggins in adaptations of "The Hobbit" or "The Lord of the Rings." It primarily lists information related to the book "The Hobbit" including its title variations and mentions a discussion about potential actors for the role of Bilbo Baggins without specifying any names.

The provided graph data does not contain information about the actors who played Bilbo Baggins, either in "The Hobbit" book adaptations or "The Lord of the Rings" films. It only lists details related to the book "The Hobbit" and mentions discussions about casting Bilbo Baggins without specifying any actor names.

The provided graph data does not contain information about who played Bilbo Baggins in "The Lord of the Rings." It primarily focuses on "The Hobbit" book details and mentions related webpage content without specifying actors.

The provided graph data does not contain information about the actor who played Bilbo Baggins in "The Lord of the Rings" films. It primarily focuses on "The Hobbit" book and its editions without mentioning any cast details.


Question: what airport do you fly into to get to destin fl

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "okaloosa county", "destin", "destin–fort walton beach airport", "valparaiso", "destin executive airport", "vision airlines", "crestview", "fort walton beach", "bob sikes airport", "destinflorida", "southern airways express". G has the following directed edges: "destin"-(base.aareas.schema.administrative_area.administrative_parent)->"okaloosa county", "destin"-(common.topic.image)->"destinflorida", "destin–fort walton beach airport"-(aviation.airport.hub_for)->"vision airlines", "destin–fort walton beach airport"-(aviation.airport.serves)->"destin", "destin–fort walton beach airport"-(aviation.airport.serves)->"fort walton beach", "destin–fort walton beach airport"-(aviation.airport.serves)->"valparaiso", "destin executive airport"-(aviation.airport.serves)->"destin", "destin executive airport"-(aviation.airport.hub_for)->"southern airways express", "bob sikes airport"-(aviation.airport.serves)->"okaloosa county", "bob sikes airport"-(aviation.airport.serves)->"crestview".

Destin–Fort Walton Beach Airport
Destin Executive Airport

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G describes a graph among nodes "okaloosa county", "destin", "destin–fort walton beach airport", "valparaiso", "destin executive airport", "vision airlines", "crestview", "fort walton beach", "bob sikes airport", "destinflorida", "southern airways express".In this graph: Node "destin" has outgoing edges to: "okaloosa county" with relation "base.aareas.schema.administrative_area.administrative_parent". Node "destin" has outgoing edges to: "destinflorida" with relation "common.topic.image". Node "destin–fort walton beach airport" has outgoing edges to: "vision airlines" with relation "aviation.airport.hub_for". Node "destin–fort walton beach airport" has outgoing edges to: "destin", "fort walton beach", "valparaiso" with relation "aviation.airport.serves". Node "destin executive airport" has outgoing edges to: "destin" with relation "aviation.airport.serves". Node "destin executive airport" has outgoing edges to: "southern airways express" with relation "aviation.airport.hub_for". Node "bob sikes airport" has outgoing edges to: "okaloosa county", "crestview" with relation "aviation.airport.serves".

("destin", "base.aareas.schema.administrative_area.administrative_parent", "okaloosa county"), ("destin", "common.topic.image", "destinflorida"), ("destin–fort walton beach airport", "aviation.airport.hub_for", "vision airlines"), ("destin–fort walton beach airport", "aviation.airport.serves", "destin"), ("destin–fort walton beach airport", "aviation.airport.serves", "fort walton beach"), ("destin–fort walton beach airport", "aviation.airport.serves", "valparaiso"), ("destin executive airport", "aviation.airport.serves", "destin"), ("destin executive airport", "aviation.airport.hub_for", "southern airways express"), ("bob sikes airport", "aviation.airport.serves", "okaloosa county"), ("bob sikes airport", "aviation.airport.serves", "crestview")

Destin, part of Okaloosa County, is known for its images often tagged as "destinflorida." It is served by the Destin–Fort Walton Beach Airport, which also serves Fort Walton Beach, Valparaiso, and is a hub for Vision Airlines. The Destin Executive Airport serves Destin and is a hub for Southern Airways Express. Additionally, Bob Sikes Airport serves both Okaloosa County and Crestview.

The primary airport to fly into for reaching Destin, FL is Destin–Fort Walton Beach Airport, which directly serves Destin along with Fort Walton Beach and Valparaiso. Additionally, Destin Executive Airport serves Destin, though it is likely secondary for larger flights.

Destin–Fort Walton Beach Airport serves Destin and is specifically noted as an airport that flies into Destin, making it the primary airport for travelers heading to Destin, FL. Destin Executive Airport also serves Destin but is likely for smaller aircraft and charter services.

To reach Destin, FL, you would fly into Destin–Fort Walton Beach Airport, which directly serves Destin along with Fort Walton Beach and Valparaiso.

Destin–Fort Walton Beach Airport serves Destin and is directly associated with providing access to the Destin area, making it the primary airport to fly into for reaching Destin, FL.

To get to Destin, FL, you can fly into Destin–Fort Walton Beach Airport, which directly serves Destin along with Fort Walton Beach and Valparaiso. Additionally, Destin Executive Airport serves Destin but may offer fewer commercial options.


Question: what do you call members of the senate

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "united states senate", "united states senate page", "m.04dhh24", "united states senate committee on foreign relations", "m.04dhh4q", "m.030qnc3", "m.04dhh2n", "m.04dhh3v", "united states senator", "m.04dhh2_", "m.05b8v53", "m.04dhh4g", "m.030qq6_", "m.04dhh5k", "m.02_wy7h", "m.02_wjxz", "m.04dhh59", "m.02_ws9_", "m.04dhh42", "m.02_x991", "m.03h9hnx", "m.04dhh1x", "m.03h9hnh", "m.04dhh37", "m.04dhh2d", "m.04dhh3l". G has the following directed edges: "united states senator"-(government.government_office_or_title.governmental_body_if_any)->"united states senate", "united states senate page"-(government.government_office_or_title.governmental_body_if_any)->"united states senate", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.legislature)->"united states senate", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.030qnc3", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.04dhh2n", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.04dhh3v", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.04dhh2_", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.05b8v53", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.04dhh4g", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.04dhh5k", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.030qq6_", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.02_wjxz", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.03h9hnx", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.04dhh59", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.02_ws9_", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.04dhh4q", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.04dhh1x", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.04dhh37", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.03h9hnh", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.04dhh2d", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.04dhh24", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.02_wy7h", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.02_x991", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.04dhh42", "united states senate committee on foreign relations"-(government.legislative_committee.members)->"m.04dhh3l".

Senator
Senate majority leader
President pro tempore
President of the Senate
Chief of staff
State Senator

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296,m.02_ws9_
322,m.04dhh42
359,m.02_x991
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450,m.03h9hnh
451,m.04dhh37
464,m.04dhh2d
487,m.04dhh3l

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20,government.legislative_committee.members,322
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G describes a graph among nodes "united states senate", "united states senate page", "m.04dhh24", "united states senate committee on foreign relations", "m.04dhh4q", "m.030qnc3", "m.04dhh2n", "m.04dhh3v", "united states senator", "m.04dhh2_", "m.05b8v53", "m.04dhh4g", "m.030qq6_", "m.04dhh5k", "m.02_wy7h", "m.02_wjxz", "m.04dhh59", "m.02_ws9_", "m.04dhh42", "m.02_x991", "m.03h9hnx", "m.04dhh1x", "m.03h9hnh", "m.04dhh37", "m.04dhh2d", "m.04dhh3l".In this graph: Node "united states senator" has outgoing edges to: "united states senate" with relation "government.government_office_or_title.governmental_body_if_any". Node "united states senate page" has outgoing edges to: "united states senate" with relation "government.government_office_or_title.governmental_body_if_any". Node "united states senate committee on foreign relations" has outgoing edges to: "united states senate" with relation "government.legislative_committee.legislature". Node "united states senate committee on foreign relations" has outgoing edges to: "m.030qnc3", "m.04dhh2n", "m.04dhh3v", "m.04dhh2_", "m.05b8v53", "m.04dhh4g", "m.04dhh5k", "m.030qq6_", "m.02_wjxz", "m.03h9hnx", "m.04dhh59", "m.02_ws9_", "m.04dhh4q", "m.04dhh1x", "m.04dhh37", "m.03h9hnh", "m.04dhh2d", "m.04dhh24", "m.02_wy7h", "m.02_x991", "m.04dhh42", "m.04dhh3l" with relation "government.legislative_committee.members".

("united states senator", "government.government_office_or_title.governmental_body_if_any", "united states senate"), ("united states senate page", "government.government_office_or_title.governmental_body_if_any", "united states senate"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.legislature", "united states senate"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.030qnc3"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.04dhh2n"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.04dhh3v"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.04dhh2_"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.05b8v53"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.04dhh4g"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.04dhh5k"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.030qq6_"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.02_wjxz"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.03h9hnx"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.04dhh59"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.02_ws9_"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.04dhh4q"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.04dhh1x"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.04dhh37"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.03h9hnh"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.04dhh2d"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.04dhh24"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.02_wy7h"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.02_x991"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.04dhh42"), ("united states senate committee on foreign relations", "government.legislative_committee.members", "m.04dhh3l")

The United States Senate, comprising senators and pages, houses the Committee on Foreign Relations, which is part of the Senate's legislative structure. This committee includes members such as M.030qnc3, M.04dhh2n, M.04dhh3v, M.04dhh2_, M.05b8v53, M.04dhh4g, M.04dhh5k, M.030qq6_, M.02_wjxz, M.03h9hnx, M.04dhh59, M.02_ws9_, M.04dhh4q, M.04dhh1x, M.04dhh37, M.03h9hnh, M.04dhh2d, M.04dhh24, M.02_wy7h, M.02_x991, M.04dhh42, and M.04dhh3l.

Members of the Senate are called United States Senators.

Members of the Senate are referred to as United States Senators.

Members of the Senate are called United States Senators, who serve in the United States Senate.


Question: what countries are part of the baltic

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "baltic states", "location of baltic states", ""the three baltic states: estonia, latvia, and lithuania"". G has the following directed edges: "location of baltic states"-(common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery)->"baltic states", "baltic states"-(common.topic.image)->""the three baltic states: estonia, latvia, and lithuania"".

node_id,node_attr
1,baltic states
69,location of baltic states
1048,"the three baltic states: estonia, latvia, and lithuania"

src,edge_attr,dst
69,common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery,1
1,common.topic.image,1048

G describes a graph among nodes "baltic states", "location of baltic states", ""the three baltic states: estonia, latvia, and lithuania"".In this graph: Node "location of baltic states" has outgoing edges to: "baltic states" with relation "common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery". Node "baltic states" has outgoing edges to: ""the three baltic states: estonia, latvia, and lithuania"" with relation "common.topic.image".

("location of baltic states", "common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery", "baltic states"), ("baltic states", "common.topic.image", ""the three baltic states: estonia, latvia, and lithuania"")

The Baltic states, comprising Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, are prominently featured in the topic gallery under their common image representation.

The Baltic states consist of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.


Question: what team does colin kaepernick play for

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "rick kaepernick", "devon kaepernick", "milwaukee", "colin kaepernick", "m.0hqf2y4", "milwaukee bucks", "person", "kyle kaepernick", "m.0hqf2xx", "marquette golden eagles men's basketball", "milwaukee brewers". G has the following directed edges: "devon kaepernick"-(common.topic.notable_types)->"person", "colin kaepernick"-(people.person.parents)->"rick kaepernick", "colin kaepernick"-(people.person.place_of_birth)->"milwaukee", "colin kaepernick"-(sports.pro_athlete.teams)->"m.0hqf2xx", "colin kaepernick"-(sports.pro_athlete.teams)->"m.0hqf2y4", "kyle kaepernick"-(common.topic.notable_types)->"person", "rick kaepernick"-(people.person.children)->"devon kaepernick", "marquette golden eagles men's basketball"-(sports.sports_team.location)->"milwaukee", "milwaukee brewers"-(sports.sports_team.location)->"milwaukee", "milwaukee bucks"-(sports.sports_team.location)->"milwaukee".

node_id,node_attr
2,rick kaepernick
3,devon kaepernick
8,milwaukee
40,colin kaepernick
59,m.0hqf2y4
90,milwaukee bucks
119,person
134,kyle kaepernick
202,m.0hqf2xx
215,marquette golden eagles men's basketball
374,milwaukee brewers

src,edge_attr,dst
3,common.topic.notable_types,119
40,people.person.parents,2
134,common.topic.notable_types,119
2,people.person.children,3
40,people.person.place_of_birth,8
215,sports.sports_team.location,8
40,sports.pro_athlete.teams,202
374,sports.sports_team.location,8
90,sports.sports_team.location,8
40,sports.pro_athlete.teams,59

G describes a graph among nodes "rick kaepernick", "devon kaepernick", "milwaukee", "colin kaepernick", "m.0hqf2y4", "milwaukee bucks", "person", "kyle kaepernick", "m.0hqf2xx", "marquette golden eagles men's basketball", "milwaukee brewers".In this graph: Node "devon kaepernick" has outgoing edges to: "person" with relation "common.topic.notable_types". Node "colin kaepernick" has outgoing edges to: "rick kaepernick" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "colin kaepernick" has outgoing edges to: "milwaukee" with relation "people.person.place_of_birth". Node "colin kaepernick" has outgoing edges to: "m.0hqf2xx", "m.0hqf2y4" with relation "sports.pro_athlete.teams". Node "kyle kaepernick" has outgoing edges to: "person" with relation "common.topic.notable_types". Node "rick kaepernick" has outgoing edges to: "devon kaepernick" with relation "people.person.children". Node "marquette golden eagles men's basketball" has outgoing edges to: "milwaukee" with relation "sports.sports_team.location". Node "milwaukee brewers" has outgoing edges to: "milwaukee" with relation "sports.sports_team.location". Node "milwaukee bucks" has outgoing edges to: "milwaukee" with relation "sports.sports_team.location".

("devon kaepernick", "common.topic.notable_types", "person"), ("colin kaepernick", "people.person.parents", "rick kaepernick"), ("colin kaepernick", "people.person.place_of_birth", "milwaukee"), ("colin kaepernick", "sports.pro_athlete.teams", "m.0hqf2xx"), ("colin kaepernick", "sports.pro_athlete.teams", "m.0hqf2y4"), ("kyle kaepernick", "common.topic.notable_types", "person"), ("rick kaepernick", "people.person.children", "devon kaepernick"), ("marquette golden eagles men's basketball", "sports.sports_team.location", "milwaukee"), ("milwaukee brewers", "sports.sports_team.location", "milwaukee"), ("milwaukee bucks", "sports.sports_team.location", "milwaukee")

Devon Kaepernick and Colin Kaepernick are notable individuals, with Colin being born in Milwaukee to Rick Kaepernick, who also has Devon as a child. Colin Kaepernick, a professional athlete, played for teams associated with identifiers m.0hqf2xx and m.0hqf2y4. Kyle Kaepernick is also recognized as a person. Milwaukee is home to several sports teams including the Marquette Golden Eagles men's basketball, Milwaukee Brewers, and Milwaukee Bucks.

Colin Kaepernick's recorded teams include identifiers "m.0hqf2xx" and "m.0hqf2y4", though specific team names are not provided in the graph beyond these identifiers.

Colin Kaepernick has been associated with teams represented by identifiers "m.0hqf2xx" and "m.0hqf2y4," though specific team names are not provided in the graph data.

Colin Kaepernick has been associated with multiple teams, specifically identified by IDs "m.0hqf2xx" and "m.0hqf2y4", though the exact names of these teams are not provided in the graph. Without additional context linking these IDs to specific teams, his current team affiliation cannot be definitively stated from the given information.

Colin Kaepernick has been associated with teams represented by identifiers "m.0hqf2xx" and "m.0hqf2y4" in the graph data provided, though specific team names are not given. Given the context of his career, these identifiers likely correspond to professional football teams he has played for, but exact team names cannot be determined from the provided information alone.

Colin Kaepernick's professional teams listed are represented by identifiers "m.0hqf2xx" and "m.0hqf2y4", though specific team names are not provided in the graph data.


Question: where did joe flacco attend college

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "joe flacco", "m.05bj8xr", "john flacco", "stephen flacco", "university of delaware". G has the following directed edges: "m.05bj8xr"-(sports.sports_league_draft_pick.player)->"joe flacco", "m.05bj8xr"-(sports.sports_league_draft_pick.school)->"university of delaware", "john flacco"-(people.person.parents)->"stephen flacco", "stephen flacco"-(people.person.children)->"joe flacco".

node_id,node_attr
4,joe flacco
53,m.05bj8xr
56,john flacco
106,stephen flacco
310,university of delaware

src,edge_attr,dst
53,sports.sports_league_draft_pick.player,4
56,people.person.parents,106
106,people.person.children,4
53,sports.sports_league_draft_pick.school,310

G describes a graph among nodes "joe flacco", "m.05bj8xr", "john flacco", "stephen flacco", "university of delaware".In this graph: Node "m.05bj8xr" has outgoing edges to: "joe flacco" with relation "sports.sports_league_draft_pick.player". Node "m.05bj8xr" has outgoing edges to: "university of delaware" with relation "sports.sports_league_draft_pick.school". Node "john flacco" has outgoing edges to: "stephen flacco" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "stephen flacco" has outgoing edges to: "joe flacco" with relation "people.person.children".

("m.05bj8xr", "sports.sports_league_draft_pick.player", "joe flacco"), ("m.05bj8xr", "sports.sports_league_draft_pick.school", "university of delaware"), ("john flacco", "people.person.parents", "stephen flacco"), ("stephen flacco", "people.person.children", "joe flacco")

Joe Flacco, drafted by a sports league, played college football at the University of Delaware. His father, Stephen Flacco, has Joe as one of his children.

Joe Flacco attended the University of Delaware.


Question: who is emma stone father

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "female", "emma stone", "m.0bm6pr2", "spencer stone", "m.0d5218k", "jeff stone", "m.0blp5sb", "m.0hzxnsq", "m.0blp57t", "krista stone", "m.0hpp6zc", "m.0cq9y_m", "emma stone pictures", "m.0zm9_hw", "m.0j7v__p", "emma stone at triviatribute.com", "m.0d522bw", "m.0d521lf". G has the following directed edges: "m.0hpp6zc"-(common.webpage.topic)->"emma stone", "m.0hpp6zc"-(common.webpage.resource)->"emma stone at triviatribute.com", "m.0cq9y_m"-(common.webpage.topic)->"emma stone", "m.0cq9y_m"-(common.webpage.resource)->"emma stone pictures", "emma stone"-(people.person.gender)->"female", "emma stone"-(people.person.parents)->"krista stone", "female"-(biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids)->"m.0bm6pr2", "female"-(biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids)->"m.0d5218k", "female"-(biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids)->"m.0blp57t", "female"-(biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids)->"m.0zm9_hw", "female"-(biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids)->"m.0j7v__p", "female"-(biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids)->"m.0d522bw", "female"-(biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids)->"m.0d521lf", "female"-(biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids)->"m.0hzxnsq", "female"-(biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids)->"m.0blp5sb", "m.0blp5sb"-(biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex)->"female", "m.0hzxnsq"-(biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex)->"female", "spencer stone"-(people.person.parents)->"jeff stone", "spencer stone"-(people.person.parents)->"krista stone", "m.0blp57t"-(biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex)->"female", "m.0d5218k"-(biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex)->"female", "m.0zm9_hw"-(biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex)->"female", "m.0j7v__p"-(biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex)->"female", "m.0bm6pr2"-(biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex)->"female", "m.0d521lf"-(biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex)->"female", "m.0d522bw"-(biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex)->"female".

node_id,node_attr
7,female
14,emma stone
19,m.0bm6pr2
39,spencer stone
54,m.0d5218k
75,jeff stone
126,m.0blp5sb
147,m.0hzxnsq
166,m.0blp57t
199,krista stone
203,m.0hpp6zc
250,m.0cq9y_m
251,emma stone pictures
299,m.0zm9_hw
386,m.0j7v__p
411,emma stone at triviatribute.com
436,m.0d522bw
473,m.0d521lf

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203,common.webpage.topic,14
250,common.webpage.topic,14
203,common.webpage.resource,411
250,common.webpage.resource,251
14,people.person.gender,7
7,biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids,19
7,biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids,54
126,biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex,7
147,biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex,7
7,biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids,166
14,people.person.parents,199
39,people.person.parents,75
7,biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids,299
166,biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex,7
54,biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex,7
7,biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids,386
299,biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex,7
39,people.person.parents,199
7,biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids,436
7,biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids,473
386,biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex,7
7,biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids,147
7,biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids,126
19,biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex,7
473,biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex,7
436,biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex,7

G describes a graph among nodes "female", "emma stone", "m.0bm6pr2", "spencer stone", "m.0d5218k", "jeff stone", "m.0blp5sb", "m.0hzxnsq", "m.0blp57t", "krista stone", "m.0hpp6zc", "m.0cq9y_m", "emma stone pictures", "m.0zm9_hw", "m.0j7v__p", "emma stone at triviatribute.com", "m.0d522bw", "m.0d521lf".In this graph: Node "m.0hpp6zc" has outgoing edges to: "emma stone" with relation "common.webpage.topic". Node "m.0hpp6zc" has outgoing edges to: "emma stone at triviatribute.com" with relation "common.webpage.resource". Node "m.0cq9y_m" has outgoing edges to: "emma stone" with relation "common.webpage.topic". Node "m.0cq9y_m" has outgoing edges to: "emma stone pictures" with relation "common.webpage.resource". Node "emma stone" has outgoing edges to: "female" with relation "people.person.gender". Node "emma stone" has outgoing edges to: "krista stone" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "female" has outgoing edges to: "m.0bm6pr2", "m.0d5218k", "m.0blp57t", "m.0zm9_hw", "m.0j7v__p", "m.0d522bw", "m.0d521lf", "m.0hzxnsq", "m.0blp5sb" with relation "biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids". Node "m.0blp5sb" has outgoing edges to: "female" with relation "biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex". Node "m.0hzxnsq" has outgoing edges to: "female" with relation "biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex". Node "spencer stone" has outgoing edges to: "jeff stone", "krista stone" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "m.0blp57t" has outgoing edges to: "female" with relation "biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex". Node "m.0d5218k" has outgoing edges to: "female" with relation "biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex". Node "m.0zm9_hw" has outgoing edges to: "female" with relation "biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex". Node "m.0j7v__p" has outgoing edges to: "female" with relation "biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex". Node "m.0bm6pr2" has outgoing edges to: "female" with relation "biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex". Node "m.0d521lf" has outgoing edges to: "female" with relation "biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex". Node "m.0d522bw" has outgoing edges to: "female" with relation "biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex".

("m.0hpp6zc", "common.webpage.topic", "emma stone"), ("m.0hpp6zc", "common.webpage.resource", "emma stone at triviatribute.com"), ("m.0cq9y_m", "common.webpage.topic", "emma stone"), ("m.0cq9y_m", "common.webpage.resource", "emma stone pictures"), ("emma stone", "people.person.gender", "female"), ("emma stone", "people.person.parents", "krista stone"), ("female", "biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids", "m.0bm6pr2"), ("female", "biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids", "m.0d5218k"), ("female", "biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids", "m.0blp57t"), ("female", "biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids", "m.0zm9_hw"), ("female", "biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids", "m.0j7v__p"), ("female", "biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids", "m.0d522bw"), ("female", "biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids", "m.0d521lf"), ("female", "biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids", "m.0hzxnsq"), ("female", "biology.hybrid_parent_gender.hybrids", "m.0blp5sb"), ("m.0blp5sb", "biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex", "female"), ("m.0hzxnsq", "biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex", "female"), ("spencer stone", "people.person.parents", "jeff stone"), ("spencer stone", "people.person.parents", "krista stone"), ("m.0blp57t", "biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex", "female"), ("m.0d5218k", "biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex", "female"), ("m.0zm9_hw", "biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex", "female"), ("m.0j7v__p", "biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex", "female"), ("m.0bm6pr2", "biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex", "female"), ("m.0d521lf", "biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex", "female"), ("m.0d522bw", "biology.hybrid_parentage.parent_sex", "female")

Emma Stone, a female, is discussed on webpages such as triviatribute.com and emma stone pictures. She is the daughter of Krista Stone. The concept of female hybrid parentage involves several entities, all identified as female, including m.0bm6pr2, m.0d5218k, m.0blp57t, m.0zm9_hw, m.0j7v__p, m.0d521lf, m.0hzxnsq, m.0blp5sb, with their respective parent genders also noted as female. Additionally, Spencer Stone, who shares a parent, Krista Stone, with Emma, has Jeff Stone as another parent.

Emma Stone's mother is Krista Stone. Spencer Stone, likely a family member, also has Krista Stone listed as one of his parents, suggesting Krista Stone is also Emma Stone's mother from that relation. However, Emma Stone's father is not explicitly named in the provided graph data.

Emma Stone's mother is named Krista Stone. The graph does not provide information about Emma Stone's father directly. However, it mentions Spencer Stone's parents are Jeff Stone and Krista Stone, suggesting a possible familial connection but explicitly identifying only Krista as a common parent name without confirming her role as Emma Stone's father.

Emma Stone's mother is Krista Stone, and her father is Jeff Stone.

Emma Stone's mother is Krista Stone. The graph does not provide explicit information about her father.

Emma Stone's mother is Krista Stone. The graph does not provide explicit information about her father's identity directly linked to Emma Stone's record. However, related data mentions Jeff Stone as a parent alongside Krista Stone for an individual named Spencer Stone, which does not conclusively identify Emma Stone's father based solely on the given graph facts.


Question: where was theodore roosevelt buried

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "theodore roosevelt", "archibald roosevelt", "theodore roosevelt birthplace national historic site", "edith roosevelt", "theodore roosevelt national park", "archibald bulloch roosevelt jr.", "margaret woodrow wilson", "quentin roosevelt ii", "youngs memorial cemetery", "theodore roosevelt memorial park". G has the following directed edges: "theodore roosevelt"-(symbols.name_source.namesakes)->"theodore roosevelt memorial park", "theodore roosevelt"-(symbols.name_source.namesakes)->"theodore roosevelt national park", "theodore roosevelt birthplace national historic site"-(base.usnris.nris_listing.significant_person)->"theodore roosevelt", "youngs memorial cemetery"-(people.place_of_interment.interred_here)->"archibald roosevelt", "youngs memorial cemetery"-(people.place_of_interment.interred_here)->"quentin roosevelt ii", "youngs memorial cemetery"-(people.place_of_interment.interred_here)->"theodore roosevelt", "youngs memorial cemetery"-(people.place_of_interment.interred_here)->"edith roosevelt", "youngs memorial cemetery"-(people.place_of_interment.interred_here)->"margaret woodrow wilson", "youngs memorial cemetery"-(people.place_of_interment.interred_here)->"archibald bulloch roosevelt jr.".

node_id,node_attr
6,theodore roosevelt
9,archibald roosevelt
22,theodore roosevelt birthplace national historic site
106,edith roosevelt
172,theodore roosevelt national park
223,archibald bulloch roosevelt jr.
279,margaret woodrow wilson
408,quentin roosevelt ii
441,youngs memorial cemetery
677,theodore roosevelt memorial park

src,edge_attr,dst
6,symbols.name_source.namesakes,677
6,symbols.name_source.namesakes,172
22,base.usnris.nris_listing.significant_person,6
441,people.place_of_interment.interred_here,9
441,people.place_of_interment.interred_here,408
441,people.place_of_interment.interred_here,6
441,people.place_of_interment.interred_here,106
441,people.place_of_interment.interred_here,279
441,people.place_of_interment.interred_here,223

G describes a graph among nodes "theodore roosevelt", "archibald roosevelt", "theodore roosevelt birthplace national historic site", "edith roosevelt", "theodore roosevelt national park", "archibald bulloch roosevelt jr.", "margaret woodrow wilson", "quentin roosevelt ii", "youngs memorial cemetery", "theodore roosevelt memorial park".In this graph: Node "theodore roosevelt" has outgoing edges to: "theodore roosevelt memorial park", "theodore roosevelt national park" with relation "symbols.name_source.namesakes". Node "theodore roosevelt birthplace national historic site" has outgoing edges to: "theodore roosevelt" with relation "base.usnris.nris_listing.significant_person". Node "youngs memorial cemetery" has outgoing edges to: "archibald roosevelt", "quentin roosevelt ii", "theodore roosevelt", "edith roosevelt", "margaret woodrow wilson", "archibald bulloch roosevelt jr." with relation "people.place_of_interment.interred_here".

("theodore roosevelt", "symbols.name_source.namesakes", "theodore roosevelt memorial park"), ("theodore roosevelt", "symbols.name_source.namesakes", "theodore roosevelt national park"), ("theodore roosevelt birthplace national historic site", "base.usnris.nris_listing.significant_person", "theodore roosevelt"), ("youngs memorial cemetery", "people.place_of_interment.interred_here", "archibald roosevelt"), ("youngs memorial cemetery", "people.place_of_interment.interred_here", "quentin roosevelt ii"), ("youngs memorial cemetery", "people.place_of_interment.interred_here", "theodore roosevelt"), ("youngs memorial cemetery", "people.place_of_interment.interred_here", "edith roosevelt"), ("youngs memorial cemetery", "people.place_of_interment.interred_here", "margaret woodrow wilson"), ("youngs memorial cemetery", "people.place_of_interment.interred_here", "archibald bulloch roosevelt jr.")

Theodore Roosevelt is commemorated in Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park and Theodore Roosevelt National Park, while his birthplace is preserved at the Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site.  Youngs Memorial Cemetery houses the interments of Theodore Roosevelt, his wife Edith Roosevelt, his children Quentin Roosevelt II and Archibald Roosevelt, his son Archibald Bulloch Roosevelt Jr., and Margaret Woodrow Wilson.

Theodore Roosevelt is interred at Youngs Memorial Cemetery.


Question: who was the leader of the us during wwii

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "united states of america", "harry s. truman", "franklin d. roosevelt", "allies of world war ii". G has the following directed edges: "allies of world war ii"-(military.military_combatant.includes_allies)->"united states of america", "harry s. truman"-(people.person.nationality)->"united states of america", "franklin d. roosevelt"-(government.us_president.vice_president)->"harry s. truman".

node_id,node_attr
30,united states of america
67,harry s. truman
140,franklin d. roosevelt
642,allies of world war ii

src,edge_attr,dst
642,military.military_combatant.includes_allies,30
67,people.person.nationality,30
140,government.us_president.vice_president,67

G describes a graph among nodes "united states of america", "harry s. truman", "franklin d. roosevelt", "allies of world war ii".In this graph: Node "allies of world war ii" has outgoing edges to: "united states of america" with relation "military.military_combatant.includes_allies". Node "harry s. truman" has outgoing edges to: "united states of america" with relation "people.person.nationality". Node "franklin d. roosevelt" has outgoing edges to: "harry s. truman" with relation "government.us_president.vice_president".

("allies of world war ii", "military.military_combatant.includes_allies", "united states of america"), ("harry s. truman", "people.person.nationality", "united states of america"), ("franklin d. roosevelt", "government.us_president.vice_president", "harry s. truman")

The United States of America, an ally in World War II, included military combatants among its forces. Harry S. Truman, a national of the United States, succeeded Franklin D. Roosevelt as president, with Roosevelt having previously appointed Truman as his vice president.

Franklin D. Roosevelt served as the President of the United States during World War II, with Harry S. Truman succeeding him as President towards the end of the war, having been his Vice President.

During World War II, the leaders of the United States were Franklin D. Roosevelt, who served as the President, and later succeeded by Harry S. Truman, who became president towards the end of the war.

During World War II, the leadership of the United States transitioned from Franklin D. Roosevelt to Harry S. Truman; Roosevelt was the president, succeeded by Truman, who also held American nationality.

During World War II, the United States was led by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who was succeeded by Harry S. Truman after Roosevelt's death; Truman also held American nationality.

During World War II, the United States was led by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who was succeeded by Harry S. Truman. Roosevelt held the presidency until his death, after which Truman continued as the US leader through the latter part of the war.


Question: what artistic movement did henri matisse belong to

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "david hockney", "maximilien luce", "henri matisse", "german expressionism", "robert delaunay", "franz marc", "der blaue reiter", "charles camoin", "paul signac", "georges braque", "pablo picasso", "julian hatton", "fauvism", "henri de toulouse-lautrec", "georges seurat", "salvador domingo felipe jacinto dalí i domènech", "antonia gerstacker", "juan gris", "paul klee", "andré derain", "paul gauguin", "neo-impressionism", "béla iványi-grünwald", "wassily kandinsky", "camille pissarro", "matisse: painter as sculptor", "francis picabia", "marcel duchamp", "marc chagall", "georgette chen", "henri manguin", "max beckmann", "marcel janco", "pop art", "tom wesselmann", "albert dubois-pillet", "kurt schwitters", "wilhelmina weber furlong", "abstract art", "nadežda petrović", "dada", "alice bailly", "hans arp", "cleo", "larry rivers", "jan toorop", "analytic cubism", ""matisse: radical invention, 1913–1917"", "synthetic cubism", "post-impressionism", "emil nolde", "émilie charmy", "mildred bendall", "richard hamilton", "james jarvaise", "marcel mouly", "maurice de vlaminck", "ion theodorescu-sion", "hannah höch", "kees van dongen", "alfred william finch", "henry van de velde", "jack boynton", "thomas dellert dellacroix", "danilo palomer santiago", "jános mattis-teutsch", "jean metzinger", "anna boch", "othon friesz", "vladimir dimitrov", "patrick caulfield", "ludvig karsten", "charles angrand", "antonio berni", "raoul dufy", "bertalan pór", "liuboslav hutsaliuk". G has the following directed edges: "henri matisse"-(exhibitions.exhibition_subject.exhibitions_created_about_this_subject)->""matisse: radical invention, 1913–1917"", "matisse: painter as sculptor"-(exhibitions.exhibition.subjects)->"henri matisse", "neo-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"georges seurat", "neo-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"cleo", "neo-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"jan toorop", "neo-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"albert dubois-pillet", "neo-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"alfred william finch", "neo-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"henri matisse", "neo-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"jean metzinger", "neo-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"anna boch", "neo-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"camille pissarro", "neo-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"maximilien luce", "neo-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"ludvig karsten", "neo-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"paul signac", "neo-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"charles angrand", "neo-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"henry van de velde", "neo-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"liuboslav hutsaliuk", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"béla iványi-grünwald", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"wilhelmina weber furlong", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"mildred bendall", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"henri manguin", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"andré derain", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"danilo palomer santiago", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"henri matisse", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"marc chagall", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"alice bailly", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"ion theodorescu-sion", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"vladimir dimitrov", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"othon friesz", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"jean metzinger", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"antonia gerstacker", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"nadežda petrović", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"georges braque", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"maurice de vlaminck", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"kees van dongen", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"marcel mouly", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"julian hatton", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"raoul dufy", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"bertalan pór", "fauvism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"charles camoin", "pop art"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"david hockney", "pop art"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"antonia gerstacker", "pop art"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"larry rivers", "pop art"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"thomas dellert dellacroix", "pop art"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"antonio berni", "pop art"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"richard hamilton", "pop art"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"patrick caulfield", "pop art"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"tom wesselmann", "dada"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"alice bailly", "dada"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"francis picabia", "dada"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"hans arp", "dada"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"salvador domingo felipe jacinto dalí i domènech", "dada"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"marcel janco", "dada"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"hannah höch", "dada"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"kurt schwitters", "dada"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"marcel duchamp", "german expressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"wassily kandinsky", "german expressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"emil nolde", "german expressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"max beckmann", "german expressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"franz marc", "german expressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"paul klee", "synthetic cubism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"juan gris", "synthetic cubism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"pablo picasso", "post-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"camille pissarro", "post-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"ion theodorescu-sion", "post-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"émilie charmy", "post-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"paul gauguin", "post-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"paul signac", "post-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"wilhelmina weber furlong", "post-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"georgette chen", "post-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"georges seurat", "post-impressionism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"henri de toulouse-lautrec", "abstract art"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"wassily kandinsky", "abstract art"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"jack boynton", "abstract art"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"marcel janco", "abstract art"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"robert delaunay", "abstract art"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"james jarvaise", "abstract art"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"jános mattis-teutsch", "der blaue reiter"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"paul klee", "der blaue reiter"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"wassily kandinsky", "der blaue reiter"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"franz marc", "analytic cubism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"georges braque", "analytic cubism"-(visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists)->"pablo picasso".

Neo-impressionism
Modernism
Modern art
Impressionism
Fauvism

node_id,node_attr
0,david hockney
22,maximilien luce
29,henri matisse
33,german expressionism
35,robert delaunay
47,franz marc
48,der blaue reiter
50,charles camoin
54,paul signac
63,georges braque
68,pablo picasso
82,julian hatton
83,fauvism
84,henri de toulouse-lautrec
90,georges seurat
107,salvador domingo felipe jacinto dalí i domènech
133,antonia gerstacker
136,juan gris
142,paul klee
144,andré derain
147,paul gauguin
149,neo-impressionism
154,béla iványi-grünwald
158,wassily kandinsky
159,camille pissarro
166,matisse: painter as sculptor
169,francis picabia
185,marcel duchamp
196,marc chagall
201,georgette chen
207,henri manguin
228,max beckmann
237,marcel janco
239,pop art
280,tom wesselmann
289,albert dubois-pillet
310,kurt schwitters
343,wilhelmina weber furlong
349,abstract art
366,nadežda petrović
367,dada
368,alice bailly
376,hans arp
382,cleo
386,larry rivers
406,jan toorop
427,analytic cubism
430,"matisse: radical invention, 1913–1917"
432,synthetic cubism
451,post-impressionism
461,emil nolde
571,émilie charmy
663,mildred bendall
678,richard hamilton
682,james jarvaise
762,marcel mouly
765,maurice de vlaminck
898,ion theodorescu-sion
899,hannah höch
1079,kees van dongen
1115,alfred william finch
1126,henry van de velde
1145,jack boynton
1154,thomas dellert dellacroix
1231,danilo palomer santiago
1317,jános mattis-teutsch
1326,jean metzinger
1366,anna boch
1388,othon friesz
1465,vladimir dimitrov
1472,patrick caulfield
1481,ludvig karsten
1561,charles angrand
1617,antonio berni
1729,raoul dufy
1751,bertalan pór
1863,liuboslav hutsaliuk

src,edge_attr,dst
29,exhibitions.exhibition_subject.exhibitions_created_about_this_subject,430
166,exhibitions.exhibition.subjects,29
149,visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists,90
83,visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists,154
239,visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists,0
83,visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists,343
367,visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists,368
149,visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists,382
33,visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists,158
149,visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists,406
239,visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists,133
149,visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists,289
432,visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists,136
367,visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists,169
367,visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists,376
367,visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists,107
83,visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists,663
451,visual_art.art_period_movement.associated_artists,159
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Henri Matisse was featured in exhibitions such as "Matisse: Radical Invention, 1913–1917" and "Matisse: Painter as Sculptor," and was associated with movements including Neo-Impressionism, Fauvism, and Abstract Art. Other notable artists in Neo-Impressionism were Georges Seurat, Paul Signac, Camille Pissarro, and Jean Metzinger. Fauvism encompassed artists like André Derain, Georges Braque, and Raoul Dufy, alongside Matisse. Pop Art included figures such as David Hockney and Richard Hamilton, while Dada featured Marcel Duchamp and Hannah Höch. German Expressionism involved artists like Wassily Kandinsky and Franz Marc, and Synthetic Cubism was led by Pablo Picasso and Juan Gris. Post-Impressionism connected artists such as Paul Gauguin and Georges Seurat, and Abstract Art included Wassily Kandinsky and Robert Delaunay. The Blue Rider group comprised Paul Klee, Wassily Kandinsky, and Franz Marc, and Analytic Cubism was characterized by Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso.

Henri Matisse is associated with the Neo-Impressionism movement and is also listed under Fauvism, indicating his significant involvement with both artistic movements throughout his career.

Henri Matisse was associated with both Neo-Impressionism and Fauvism, as evidenced by his inclusion among the artists linked to these movements in the graph data. Notably, he exhibited work during periods reflective of these styles, such as the exhibition "Matisse: Radical Invention, 1913–1917," indicative of his involvement in Fauvism known for its bold use of color.

Henri Matisse is associated with the Neo-Impressionism movement, as indicated by his inclusion in the list of associated artists for Neo-Impressionism. Additionally, Matisse is notably linked to Fauvism, another significant artistic movement, through his listing among its associated artists.

Henri Matisse was associated with the Neo-Impressionism movement, and he is prominently linked to Fauvism, indicating his significant involvement with this artistic movement characterized by vivid colors and energetic brushstrokes.

Henri Matisse is associated with both Neo-Impressionism and Fauvism, indicating his involvement in these artistic movements during his career. Notably, his connection to Fauvism is emphasized through his inclusion in lists of associated artists for that movement.