Question: what did the islamic people believe in

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "islam", "islamic theology", "tazkirul quran", "muslims", ""holy war, inc."", "islamism". G has the following directed edges: ""holy war, inc.""-(book.written_work.subjects)->"islam", ""holy war, inc.""-(book.written_work.subjects)->"islamic theology", "tazkirul quran"-(book.written_work.subjects)->"islamic theology", "islamism"-(book.book_subject.works)->"tazkirul quran", "muslims"-(religion.adherents.religion)->"islam".

Ṭūbā
Mahdi
Monotheism
Prophets in Islam
Predestination in Islam
Qiyamah
Islamic holy books
Sharia
Islamic view of angels
Tawhid
Entering Heaven alive
God in Islam
Masih ad-Dajjal

node_id,node_attr
10,islam
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194,tazkirul quran
610,muslims
615,"holy war, inc."
737,islamism

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194,book.written_work.subjects,37
615,book.written_work.subjects,37
737,book.book_subject.works,194
610,religion.adherents.religion,10

G describes a graph among nodes "islam", "islamic theology", "tazkirul quran", "muslims", ""holy war, inc."", "islamism".In this graph: Node ""holy war, inc."" has outgoing edges to: "islam", "islamic theology" with relation "book.written_work.subjects". Node "tazkirul quran" has outgoing edges to: "islamic theology" with relation "book.written_work.subjects". Node "islamism" has outgoing edges to: "tazkirul quran" with relation "book.book_subject.works". Node "muslims" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "religion.adherents.religion".

(""holy war, inc."", "book.written_work.subjects", "islam"), (""holy war, inc."", "book.written_work.subjects", "islamic theology"), ("tazkirul quran", "book.written_work.subjects", "islamic theology"), ("islamism", "book.book_subject.works", "tazkirul quran"), ("muslims", "religion.adherents.religion", "islam")

"Holy War, Inc." explores subjects such as Islam and Islamic theology, while "Tazkirul Quran" delves into Islamic theology and is associated with the work "Islamism." Muslims are adherents of Islam.

Islamic people, or Muslims, adhere to the religion of Islam, which encompasses Islamic theology as explored in works like "Tazkirul Quran" and is associated with concepts detailed in "Holy War, Inc." These sources indicate beliefs rooted in religious doctrine and theology central to their faith.

Islamic people, or Muslims, adhere to the religion of Islam, engaging with its theological principles as evidenced by works like "Tazkirul Quran," which is associated with Islamism and Islamic theology. The belief system encompasses subjects detailed in literature such as "Holy War, Inc." and "Tazkirul Quran," highlighting theological and ideological aspects central to their faith.

The graph indicates that Islamic people, or Muslims, adhere to Islam, which encompasses subjects such as Islamic theology as seen in works like "Tazkirul Quran" and "holy war, inc." These sources reflect beliefs and doctrines central to their faith.

The graph indicates that Islamic people, specifically Muslims, adhere to Islam, which encompasses beliefs detailed in Islamic theology. Works such as "Tazkirul Quran" and subjects like "Holy War, Inc." delve into aspects of Islamic theology and Islamism, reflecting the theological underpinnings and beliefs within Islam.

Islamic people, adhering to the religion of Islam, engage with subjects such as Islamic theology, as seen in works like "Tazkirul Quran" which is associated with islamism, indicating their belief systems encompass theological doctrines and interpretations of the Quran.


Question: who will play mr gray in the film

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "christian grey", "fifty shades of grey", "m.0ydn3r2", "film character", "jamie dornan", "elliot grey". G has the following directed edges: "fifty shades of grey"-(book.book.characters)->"elliot grey", "fifty shades of grey"-(film.film.starring)->"m.0ydn3r2", "christian grey"-(common.topic.notable_types)->"film character", "christian grey"-(film.film_character.portrayed_in_films)->"m.0ydn3r2", "m.0ydn3r2"-(film.performance.actor)->"jamie dornan", "m.0ydn3r2"-(film.performance.character)->"christian grey", "jamie dornan"-(film.actor.film)->"m.0ydn3r2".

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17,film.film.starring,40
40,film.performance.actor,82
82,film.actor.film,40
11,film.film_character.portrayed_in_films,40
40,film.performance.character,11

G describes a graph among nodes "christian grey", "fifty shades of grey", "m.0ydn3r2", "film character", "jamie dornan", "elliot grey".In this graph: Node "fifty shades of grey" has outgoing edges to: "elliot grey" with relation "book.book.characters". Node "fifty shades of grey" has outgoing edges to: "m.0ydn3r2" with relation "film.film.starring". Node "christian grey" has outgoing edges to: "film character" with relation "common.topic.notable_types". Node "christian grey" has outgoing edges to: "m.0ydn3r2" with relation "film.film_character.portrayed_in_films". Node "m.0ydn3r2" has outgoing edges to: "jamie dornan" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.0ydn3r2" has outgoing edges to: "christian grey" with relation "film.performance.character". Node "jamie dornan" has outgoing edges to: "m.0ydn3r2" with relation "film.actor.film".

("fifty shades of grey", "book.book.characters", "elliot grey"), ("fifty shades of grey", "film.film.starring", "m.0ydn3r2"), ("christian grey", "common.topic.notable_types", "film character"), ("christian grey", "film.film_character.portrayed_in_films", "m.0ydn3r2"), ("m.0ydn3r2", "film.performance.actor", "jamie dornan"), ("m.0ydn3r2", "film.performance.character", "christian grey"), ("jamie dornan", "film.actor.film", "m.0ydn3r2")

"Fifty Shades of Grey," which features characters like Elliot Grey from its book series, was adapted into a film starring Jamie Dornan as Christian Grey, a character notable for his portrayal in films, thereby connecting the book's character to the film's star through the role identifier m.0ydn3r2. Jamie Dornan's performance as Christian Grey in this film further solidifies the link between the actor and the character's cinematic representation.

In the film adaptation of "Fifty Shades of Grey," Jamie Dornan portrays the character Christian Grey, identified by the film entity m.0ydn3r2. However, the graph does not mention a character named Mr. Gray explicitly; Christian Grey is the central male character featured.

Jamie Dornan portrays Christian Grey, who is associated with the character Elliot Grey from the book series, in the film adaptation titled "Fifty Shades of Grey," where he is credited under the film identifier "m.0ydn3r2".

In the film adaptation of "Fifty Shades of Grey," the character originally referred to as Elliot Grey in the books but commonly known as Christian Grey in the film context is portrayed by actor Jamie Dornan, with the film's entry identified as "m.0ydn3r2." Therefore, Jamie Dornan plays the character referred to as Mr. Grey (Christian Grey) in the film.

In the film adaptation of "Fifty Shades of Grey," the character Christian Grey, not Mr. Grey, is portrayed by actor Jamie Dornan, identified by the entity ID "m.0ydn3r2." There is no specific information provided about a character named Mr. Gray being played by an actor in the graph data.

Jamie Dornan portrays Christian Grey, who is associated with the character Elliot Grey from the book series and starred in the film adaptation titled "Fifty Shades of Grey," though specifically noted for Christian Grey's role in the film. The identifier "m.0ydn3r2" connects Jamie Dornan's acting role to the character Christian Grey in the film.


Question: what did george orwell died of

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "tobias smollett", "gabriel garcía márquez", "rené descartes", "h. p. lovecraft", "friedrich nietzsche", "charles bukowski", "aldous huxley", "george orwell", "marcel proust", "michael crichton", "cause of death", "gore vidal", "leo tolstoy", "henry david thoreau", "friedrich engels", "edward said", "leukemia", "laurence sterne", "anton chekhov", "franz kafka", "steve jobs", "pancreatic cancer", "christopher hitchens", "d. h. lawrence", "rainer maria rilke", "tuberculosis", "j. m. barrie", "victor hugo", "jane austen", "pneumonia", "richard horatio orwell", "cancer", "dennis potter", "laryngeal cancer", "joan london", "esophageal cancer". G has the following directed edges: "gabriel garcía márquez"-(influence.influence_node.influenced_by)->"franz kafka", "gabriel garcía márquez"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"pneumonia", "christopher hitchens"-(freebase.valuenotation.is_reviewed)->"cause of death", "christopher hitchens"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"esophageal cancer", "christopher hitchens"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"pneumonia", "george orwell"-(people.person.children)->"richard horatio orwell", "george orwell"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"tuberculosis", "esophageal cancer"-(people.cause_of_death.parent_cause_of_death)->"cancer", "leukemia"-(people.cause_of_death.parent_cause_of_death)->"cancer", "edward said"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"leukemia", "henry david thoreau"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"tuberculosis", "jane austen"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"tuberculosis", "marcel proust"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"pneumonia", "j. m. barrie"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"pneumonia", "victor hugo"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"pneumonia", "aldous huxley"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"laryngeal cancer", "d. h. lawrence"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"tuberculosis", "tobias smollett"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"tuberculosis", "rené descartes"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"pneumonia", "dennis potter"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"cancer", "dennis potter"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"pancreatic cancer", "rainer maria rilke"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"leukemia", "franz kafka"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"tuberculosis", "friedrich engels"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"laryngeal cancer", "joan london"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"laryngeal cancer", "michael crichton"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"cancer", "michael crichton"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"laryngeal cancer", "anton chekhov"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"tuberculosis", "gore vidal"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"pneumonia", "charles bukowski"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"leukemia", "leo tolstoy"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"pneumonia", "steve jobs"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"pancreatic cancer", "h. p. lovecraft"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"cancer", "friedrich nietzsche"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"pneumonia", "laurence sterne"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"tuberculosis".

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6,tobias smollett
18,gabriel garcía márquez
20,rené descartes
34,h. p. lovecraft
50,friedrich nietzsche
71,charles bukowski
73,aldous huxley
85,george orwell
96,marcel proust
121,michael crichton
129,cause of death
132,gore vidal
140,leo tolstoy
153,henry david thoreau
177,friedrich engels
183,edward said
184,leukemia
188,laurence sterne
195,anton chekhov
227,franz kafka
234,steve jobs
235,pancreatic cancer
305,christopher hitchens
355,d. h. lawrence
391,rainer maria rilke
399,tuberculosis
441,j. m. barrie
462,victor hugo
471,jane austen
552,pneumonia
580,richard horatio orwell
732,cancer
738,dennis potter
833,laryngeal cancer
1135,joan london
1440,esophageal cancer

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305,freebase.valuenotation.is_reviewed,129
85,people.person.children,580
1440,people.cause_of_death.parent_cause_of_death,732
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183,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,184
153,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,399
471,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,399
96,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,552
441,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,552
462,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,552
73,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,833
355,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,399
18,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,552
6,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,399
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391,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,184
227,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,399
177,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,833
1135,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,833
121,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,732
738,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,235
85,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,399
195,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,399
132,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,552
71,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,184
121,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,833
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140,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,552
234,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,235
34,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,732
50,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,552
305,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,552
188,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,399

G describes a graph among nodes "tobias smollett", "gabriel garcía márquez", "rené descartes", "h. p. lovecraft", "friedrich nietzsche", "charles bukowski", "aldous huxley", "george orwell", "marcel proust", "michael crichton", "cause of death", "gore vidal", "leo tolstoy", "henry david thoreau", "friedrich engels", "edward said", "leukemia", "laurence sterne", "anton chekhov", "franz kafka", "steve jobs", "pancreatic cancer", "christopher hitchens", "d. h. lawrence", "rainer maria rilke", "tuberculosis", "j. m. barrie", "victor hugo", "jane austen", "pneumonia", "richard horatio orwell", "cancer", "dennis potter", "laryngeal cancer", "joan london", "esophageal cancer".In this graph: Node "gabriel garcía márquez" has outgoing edges to: "franz kafka" with relation "influence.influence_node.influenced_by". Node "gabriel garcía márquez" has outgoing edges to: "pneumonia" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "christopher hitchens" has outgoing edges to: "cause of death" with relation "freebase.valuenotation.is_reviewed". Node "christopher hitchens" has outgoing edges to: "esophageal cancer", "pneumonia" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "george orwell" has outgoing edges to: "richard horatio orwell" with relation "people.person.children". Node "george orwell" has outgoing edges to: "tuberculosis" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "esophageal cancer" has outgoing edges to: "cancer" with relation "people.cause_of_death.parent_cause_of_death". Node "leukemia" has outgoing edges to: "cancer" with relation "people.cause_of_death.parent_cause_of_death". Node "edward said" has outgoing edges to: "leukemia" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "henry david thoreau" has outgoing edges to: "tuberculosis" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "jane austen" has outgoing edges to: "tuberculosis" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "marcel proust" has outgoing edges to: "pneumonia" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "j. m. barrie" has outgoing edges to: "pneumonia" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "victor hugo" has outgoing edges to: "pneumonia" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "aldous huxley" has outgoing edges to: "laryngeal cancer" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "d. h. lawrence" has outgoing edges to: "tuberculosis" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "tobias smollett" has outgoing edges to: "tuberculosis" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "rené descartes" has outgoing edges to: "pneumonia" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "dennis potter" has outgoing edges to: "cancer", "pancreatic cancer" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "rainer maria rilke" has outgoing edges to: "leukemia" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "franz kafka" has outgoing edges to: "tuberculosis" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "friedrich engels" has outgoing edges to: "laryngeal cancer" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "joan london" has outgoing edges to: "laryngeal cancer" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "michael crichton" has outgoing edges to: "cancer", "laryngeal cancer" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "anton chekhov" has outgoing edges to: "tuberculosis" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "gore vidal" has outgoing edges to: "pneumonia" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "charles bukowski" has outgoing edges to: "leukemia" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "leo tolstoy" has outgoing edges to: "pneumonia" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "steve jobs" has outgoing edges to: "pancreatic cancer" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "h. p. lovecraft" has outgoing edges to: "cancer" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "friedrich nietzsche" has outgoing edges to: "pneumonia" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "laurence sterne" has outgoing edges to: "tuberculosis" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death".

("gabriel garcía márquez", "influence.influence_node.influenced_by", "franz kafka"), ("gabriel garcía márquez", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "pneumonia"), ("christopher hitchens", "freebase.valuenotation.is_reviewed", "cause of death"), ("christopher hitchens", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "esophageal cancer"), ("christopher hitchens", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "pneumonia"), ("george orwell", "people.person.children", "richard horatio orwell"), ("george orwell", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "tuberculosis"), ("esophageal cancer", "people.cause_of_death.parent_cause_of_death", "cancer"), ("leukemia", "people.cause_of_death.parent_cause_of_death", "cancer"), ("edward said", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "leukemia"), ("henry david thoreau", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "tuberculosis"), ("jane austen", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "tuberculosis"), ("marcel proust", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "pneumonia"), ("j. m. barrie", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "pneumonia"), ("victor hugo", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "pneumonia"), ("aldous huxley", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "laryngeal cancer"), ("d. h. lawrence", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "tuberculosis"), ("tobias smollett", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "tuberculosis"), ("rené descartes", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "pneumonia"), ("dennis potter", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "cancer"), ("dennis potter", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "pancreatic cancer"), ("rainer maria rilke", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "leukemia"), ("franz kafka", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "tuberculosis"), ("friedrich engels", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "laryngeal cancer"), ("joan london", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "laryngeal cancer"), ("michael crichton", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "cancer"), ("michael crichton", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "laryngeal cancer"), ("anton chekhov", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "tuberculosis"), ("gore vidal", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "pneumonia"), ("charles bukowski", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "leukemia"), ("leo tolstoy", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "pneumonia"), ("steve jobs", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "pancreatic cancer"), ("h. p. lovecraft", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "cancer"), ("friedrich nietzsche", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "pneumonia"), ("laurence sterne", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "tuberculosis")

Gabriel García Márquez was influenced by Franz Kafka and died of pneumonia. Christopher Hitchens died of esophageal cancer and pneumonia. George Orwell's child was Richard Horatio Orwell, and he died of tuberculosis. Esophageal cancer and leukemia are subtypes of cancer; Edward Said died of leukemia. Henry David Thoreau, Jane Austen, Marcel Proust, J. M. Barrie, Victor Hugo, Aldous Huxley, D. H. Lawrence, Tobias Smollett, René Descartes, Dennis Potter (twice, including pancreatic cancer), Rainer Maria Rilke, Franz Kafka, Friedrich Engels, Joan London, Michael Crichton (twice, including laryngeal cancer), Anton Chekhov, Gore Vidal, Charles Bukowski, Leo Tolstoy, Steve Jobs (pancreatic cancer), H. P. Lovecraft, Friedrich Nietzsche, and Laurence Sterne all died of various forms of cancer, tuberculosis, or pneumonia.

George Orwell's cause of death was tuberculosis.


Question: what country did adolf hitler control

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "adolf hitler", "germany", "gustav hitler", "spouse (or domestic partner)", "united kingdom", "europe", "republic of ireland", "russia", "italy", "adolph hitler", "austria", "netherlands". G has the following directed edges: "adolf hitler"-(freebase.valuenotation.is_reviewed)->"spouse (or domestic partner)", "adolf hitler"-(people.person.nationality)->"germany", "adolf hitler"-(music.artist.track)->"adolph hitler", "gustav hitler"-(freebase.valuenotation.has_no_value)->"spouse (or domestic partner)", "republic of ireland"-(base.locations.countries.continent)->"europe", "europe"-(base.locations.continents.countries_within)->"germany", "europe"-(base.locations.continents.countries_within)->"russia", "europe"-(base.locations.continents.countries_within)->"united kingdom", "europe"-(base.locations.continents.countries_within)->"italy", "europe"-(base.locations.continents.countries_within)->"republic of ireland", "europe"-(base.locations.continents.countries_within)->"austria", "europe"-(base.locations.continents.countries_within)->"netherlands", "russia"-(base.locations.countries.continent)->"europe", "italy"-(base.locations.countries.continent)->"europe", "germany"-(base.locations.countries.continent)->"europe", "netherlands"-(base.locations.countries.continent)->"europe", "united kingdom"-(base.locations.countries.continent)->"europe", "austria"-(base.locations.countries.continent)->"europe".

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4,adolf hitler
7,germany
12,gustav hitler
13,spouse (or domestic partner)
59,united kingdom
60,europe
85,republic of ireland
171,russia
199,italy
384,adolph hitler
410,austria
531,netherlands

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12,freebase.valuenotation.has_no_value,13
4,people.person.nationality,7
4,music.artist.track,384
85,base.locations.countries.continent,60
60,base.locations.continents.countries_within,7
171,base.locations.countries.continent,60
199,base.locations.countries.continent,60
7,base.locations.countries.continent,60
531,base.locations.countries.continent,60
59,base.locations.countries.continent,60
60,base.locations.continents.countries_within,171
60,base.locations.continents.countries_within,59
60,base.locations.continents.countries_within,199
60,base.locations.continents.countries_within,85
60,base.locations.continents.countries_within,410
60,base.locations.continents.countries_within,531
410,base.locations.countries.continent,60

G describes a graph among nodes "adolf hitler", "germany", "gustav hitler", "spouse (or domestic partner)", "united kingdom", "europe", "republic of ireland", "russia", "italy", "adolph hitler", "austria", "netherlands".In this graph: Node "adolf hitler" has outgoing edges to: "spouse (or domestic partner)" with relation "freebase.valuenotation.is_reviewed". Node "adolf hitler" has outgoing edges to: "germany" with relation "people.person.nationality". Node "adolf hitler" has outgoing edges to: "adolph hitler" with relation "music.artist.track". Node "gustav hitler" has outgoing edges to: "spouse (or domestic partner)" with relation "freebase.valuenotation.has_no_value". Node "republic of ireland" has outgoing edges to: "europe" with relation "base.locations.countries.continent". Node "europe" has outgoing edges to: "germany", "russia", "united kingdom", "italy", "republic of ireland", "austria", "netherlands" with relation "base.locations.continents.countries_within". Node "russia" has outgoing edges to: "europe" with relation "base.locations.countries.continent". Node "italy" has outgoing edges to: "europe" with relation "base.locations.countries.continent". Node "germany" has outgoing edges to: "europe" with relation "base.locations.countries.continent". Node "netherlands" has outgoing edges to: "europe" with relation "base.locations.countries.continent". Node "united kingdom" has outgoing edges to: "europe" with relation "base.locations.countries.continent". Node "austria" has outgoing edges to: "europe" with relation "base.locations.countries.continent".

("adolf hitler", "freebase.valuenotation.is_reviewed", "spouse (or domestic partner)"), ("adolf hitler", "people.person.nationality", "germany"), ("adolf hitler", "music.artist.track", "adolph hitler"), ("gustav hitler", "freebase.valuenotation.has_no_value", "spouse (or domestic partner)"), ("republic of ireland", "base.locations.countries.continent", "europe"), ("europe", "base.locations.continents.countries_within", "germany"), ("europe", "base.locations.continents.countries_within", "russia"), ("europe", "base.locations.continents.countries_within", "united kingdom"), ("europe", "base.locations.continents.countries_within", "italy"), ("europe", "base.locations.continents.countries_within", "republic of ireland"), ("europe", "base.locations.continents.countries_within", "austria"), ("europe", "base.locations.continents.countries_within", "netherlands"), ("russia", "base.locations.countries.continent", "europe"), ("italy", "base.locations.countries.continent", "europe"), ("germany", "base.locations.countries.continent", "europe"), ("netherlands", "base.locations.countries.continent", "europe"), ("united kingdom", "base.locations.countries.continent", "europe"), ("austria", "base.locations.countries.continent", "europe")

Adolf Hitler, a German national, is associated with a track titled "Adolph Hitler" and has a noted spouse (or domestic partner) relationship. His half-brother, Gustav Hitler, has no recorded spouse (or domestic partner) information. Europe, the continent encompassing Germany, Russia, the United Kingdom, Italy, the Republic of Ireland, Austria, and the Netherlands, is home to these countries, with each listed country identified as part of Europe.

Adolf Hitler's nationality was Germany, and he led Germany, which is part of Europe.

Adolf Hitler's nationality was Germany, and he led Germany during his reign.

Adolf Hitler's nationality was Germany, and he led Germany, which is located within the continent of Europe.

Adolf Hitler's nationality was Germany, and he controlled Germany during his leadership.

Adolf Hitler's nationality was Germany, and he led Germany, which is located within Europe.


Question: who is michael buble

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "michael bublé", "m.0gxs6yw", "m.0gtl217", "m.0wb32mm", "michael buble: caught in the act", "emily blunt", "m.0gcg0ys", "m.065q26c", "m.0j7s5wp", "michael buble pictures", "m.0byw8c7". G has the following directed edges: "m.0byw8c7"-(common.webpage.topic)->"michael bublé", "michael bublé"-(film.person_or_entity_appearing_in_film.films)->"m.0wb32mm", "michael bublé"-(base.popstra.celebrity.dated)->"m.065q26c", "michael buble pictures"-(common.resource.annotations)->"m.0byw8c7", "m.0wb32mm"-(film.personal_film_appearance.film)->"michael buble: caught in the act", "m.0gxs6yw"-(film.performance.actor)->"michael bublé", "m.0gcg0ys"-(film.performance.actor)->"michael bublé", "m.0gtl217"-(film.performance.actor)->"michael bublé", "emily blunt"-(base.popstra.celebrity.dated)->"m.065q26c", "m.0j7s5wp"-(film.performance.actor)->"michael bublé".

node_id,node_attr
6,michael bublé
12,m.0gxs6yw
66,m.0gtl217
112,m.0wb32mm
113,michael buble: caught in the act
327,emily blunt
510,m.0gcg0ys
515,m.065q26c
662,m.0j7s5wp
846,michael buble pictures
847,m.0byw8c7

src,edge_attr,dst
847,common.webpage.topic,6
6,film.person_or_entity_appearing_in_film.films,112
846,common.resource.annotations,847
112,film.personal_film_appearance.film,113
12,film.performance.actor,6
510,film.performance.actor,6
66,film.performance.actor,6
6,base.popstra.celebrity.dated,515
327,base.popstra.celebrity.dated,515
662,film.performance.actor,6

G describes a graph among nodes "michael bublé", "m.0gxs6yw", "m.0gtl217", "m.0wb32mm", "michael buble: caught in the act", "emily blunt", "m.0gcg0ys", "m.065q26c", "m.0j7s5wp", "michael buble pictures", "m.0byw8c7".In this graph: Node "m.0byw8c7" has outgoing edges to: "michael bublé" with relation "common.webpage.topic". Node "michael bublé" has outgoing edges to: "m.0wb32mm" with relation "film.person_or_entity_appearing_in_film.films". Node "michael bublé" has outgoing edges to: "m.065q26c" with relation "base.popstra.celebrity.dated". Node "michael buble pictures" has outgoing edges to: "m.0byw8c7" with relation "common.resource.annotations". Node "m.0wb32mm" has outgoing edges to: "michael buble: caught in the act" with relation "film.personal_film_appearance.film". Node "m.0gxs6yw" has outgoing edges to: "michael bublé" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.0gcg0ys" has outgoing edges to: "michael bublé" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.0gtl217" has outgoing edges to: "michael bublé" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "emily blunt" has outgoing edges to: "m.065q26c" with relation "base.popstra.celebrity.dated". Node "m.0j7s5wp" has outgoing edges to: "michael bublé" with relation "film.performance.actor".

("m.0byw8c7", "common.webpage.topic", "michael bublé"), ("michael bublé", "film.person_or_entity_appearing_in_film.films", "m.0wb32mm"), ("michael bublé", "base.popstra.celebrity.dated", "m.065q26c"), ("michael buble pictures", "common.resource.annotations", "m.0byw8c7"), ("m.0wb32mm", "film.personal_film_appearance.film", "michael buble: caught in the act"), ("m.0gxs6yw", "film.performance.actor", "michael bublé"), ("m.0gcg0ys", "film.performance.actor", "michael bublé"), ("m.0gtl217", "film.performance.actor", "michael bublé"), ("emily blunt", "base.popstra.celebrity.dated", "m.065q26c"), ("m.0j7s5wp", "film.performance.actor", "michael bublé")

Michael Bublé, a common webpage topic, appeared in the film "Michael Bublé: Caught in the Act" and was dated to celebrity Emily Blunt. His film performances are also noted in other entries under different identifiers, including roles associated with m.0gxs6yw, m.0gcg0ys, m.0gtl217, and m.0j7s5wp. The resource "michael buble pictures" is annotated with m.0byw8c7, linking back to his primary identifier.

Michael Bublé is a celebrity known for his appearances in films, notably starring in "Michael Bublé: Caught in the Act." He has been associated romantically with Emily Blunt. Additionally, he has performed in multiple productions identifiable by entries m.0gxs6yw, m.0gcg0ys, m.0gtl217, and m.0j7s5wp.

Michael Bublé is a celebrity known for appearing in films, notably starring in "Michael Bublé: Caught in the Act." He has also been associated professionally with celebrities such as Emily Blunt, and his performances are documented in multiple film entries under different IDs including m.0gxs6yw, m.0gcg0ys, m.0gtl217, and m.0j7s5wp.

Michael Bublé, a celebrity featured in the webpage titled "michael bublé", starred in the film "michael buble: caught in the act" and appeared in multiple film roles as indicated by entries like "m.0gxs6yw", "m.0gcg0ys", "m.0gtl217", and "m.0j7s5wp". He dated Emily Blunt, as noted by the common dating annotation "m.065q26c" shared between them.

Michael Bublé is a celebrity known for appearing in films, notably starring in "Michael Bublé: Caught in the Act." He has dated Emily Blunt, and his performances are documented in multiple film entries including roles identified by identifiers m.0gxs6yw, m.0gcg0ys, m.0gtl217, and m.0j7s5wp.

Michael Bublé is a celebrity known for appearing in the film "Michael Bublé: Caught in the Act." He has performed in multiple films represented under different IDs (e.g., m.0gxs6yw, m.0gcg0ys, m.0gtl217, m.0j7s5wp). Additionally, he has dated Emily Blunt.


Question: what county is kansas city kansas

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "kansas city", "wyandotte county", "edwardsville", ""argentine, kansas"", "kansas city metropolitan area", "wyandotte county / county place 2020999999", ""kansas city, mo-ks hud metro fmr area"", ""location of kansas city, kansas"", "m.0jvw2fp", ""kansas city, mo-ks metropolitan statistical area"", "wyandotte county / bonner springs city", "wyandotte county / lake quivira city". G has the following directed edges: "kansas city"-(location.place_with_neighborhoods.neighborhoods)->""argentine, kansas"", "kansas city"-(location.capital_of_administrative_division.capital_of)->"m.0jvw2fp", "kansas city"-(location.hud_county_place.county)->"wyandotte county", "kansas city metropolitan area"-(location.place_with_neighborhoods.neighborhoods)->""argentine, kansas"", "wyandotte county"-(location.location.containedby)->""kansas city, mo-ks metropolitan statistical area"", "wyandotte county"-(location.us_county.hud_county_place)->"wyandotte county / county place 2020999999", "wyandotte county"-(location.us_county.hud_county_place)->"edwardsville", "wyandotte county"-(location.us_county.hud_county_place)->"wyandotte county / bonner springs city", "wyandotte county"-(location.us_county.hud_county_place)->"kansas city", "wyandotte county"-(location.us_county.hud_county_place)->"wyandotte county / lake quivira city", "wyandotte county"-(location.us_county.county_seat)->"kansas city", "wyandotte county"-(location.us_county.hud_section_8_area)->""kansas city, mo-ks hud metro fmr area"", ""location of kansas city, kansas""-(common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery)->"kansas city", "edwardsville"-(location.hud_county_place.county)->"wyandotte county".

node_id,node_attr
6,kansas city
14,wyandotte county
61,edwardsville
78,"argentine, kansas"
106,kansas city metropolitan area
134,wyandotte county / county place 2020999999
523,"kansas city, mo-ks hud metro fmr area"
669,"location of kansas city, kansas"
724,m.0jvw2fp
855,"kansas city, mo-ks metropolitan statistical area"
861,wyandotte county / bonner springs city
1156,wyandotte county / lake quivira city

src,edge_attr,dst
6,location.place_with_neighborhoods.neighborhoods,78
106,location.place_with_neighborhoods.neighborhoods,78
14,location.location.containedby,855
669,common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery,6
61,location.hud_county_place.county,14
14,location.us_county.hud_county_place,134
14,location.us_county.county_seat,6
14,location.us_county.hud_section_8_area,523
14,location.us_county.hud_county_place,61
6,location.capital_of_administrative_division.capital_of,724
14,location.us_county.hud_county_place,861
14,location.us_county.hud_county_place,6
6,location.hud_county_place.county,14
14,location.us_county.hud_county_place,1156

G describes a graph among nodes "kansas city", "wyandotte county", "edwardsville", ""argentine, kansas"", "kansas city metropolitan area", "wyandotte county / county place 2020999999", ""kansas city, mo-ks hud metro fmr area"", ""location of kansas city, kansas"", "m.0jvw2fp", ""kansas city, mo-ks metropolitan statistical area"", "wyandotte county / bonner springs city", "wyandotte county / lake quivira city".In this graph: Node "kansas city" has outgoing edges to: ""argentine, kansas"" with relation "location.place_with_neighborhoods.neighborhoods". Node "kansas city" has outgoing edges to: "m.0jvw2fp" with relation "location.capital_of_administrative_division.capital_of". Node "kansas city" has outgoing edges to: "wyandotte county" with relation "location.hud_county_place.county". Node "kansas city metropolitan area" has outgoing edges to: ""argentine, kansas"" with relation "location.place_with_neighborhoods.neighborhoods". Node "wyandotte county" has outgoing edges to: ""kansas city, mo-ks metropolitan statistical area"" with relation "location.location.containedby". Node "wyandotte county" has outgoing edges to: "wyandotte county / county place 2020999999", "edwardsville", "wyandotte county / bonner springs city", "kansas city", "wyandotte county / lake quivira city" with relation "location.us_county.hud_county_place". Node "wyandotte county" has outgoing edges to: "kansas city" with relation "location.us_county.county_seat". Node "wyandotte county" has outgoing edges to: ""kansas city, mo-ks hud metro fmr area"" with relation "location.us_county.hud_section_8_area". Node ""location of kansas city, kansas"" has outgoing edges to: "kansas city" with relation "common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery". Node "edwardsville" has outgoing edges to: "wyandotte county" with relation "location.hud_county_place.county".

("kansas city", "location.place_with_neighborhoods.neighborhoods", ""argentine, kansas""), ("kansas city", "location.capital_of_administrative_division.capital_of", "m.0jvw2fp"), ("kansas city", "location.hud_county_place.county", "wyandotte county"), ("kansas city metropolitan area", "location.place_with_neighborhoods.neighborhoods", ""argentine, kansas""), ("wyandotte county", "location.location.containedby", ""kansas city, mo-ks metropolitan statistical area""), ("wyandotte county", "location.us_county.hud_county_place", "wyandotte county / county place 2020999999"), ("wyandotte county", "location.us_county.hud_county_place", "edwardsville"), ("wyandotte county", "location.us_county.hud_county_place", "wyandotte county / bonner springs city"), ("wyandotte county", "location.us_county.hud_county_place", "kansas city"), ("wyandotte county", "location.us_county.hud_county_place", "wyandotte county / lake quivira city"), ("wyandotte county", "location.us_county.county_seat", "kansas city"), ("wyandotte county", "location.us_county.hud_section_8_area", ""kansas city, mo-ks hud metro fmr area""), (""location of kansas city, kansas"", "common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery", "kansas city"), ("edwardsville", "location.hud_county_place.county", "wyandotte county")

Kansas City, located in Wyandotte County, serves as the capital of the administrative division M.0jvw2fp and is part of the Kansas City Metropolitan Area. It encompasses neighborhoods like Argentine, Kansas, and is the county seat of Wyandotte County, which is contained within the Kansas City, MO-KS Metropolitan Statistical Area. Wyandotte County includes other HUD county places such as Edwardsville, Bonner Springs, and Lake Quivira, with Kansas City also being a key HUD section 8 area under the Kansas City, MO-KS HUD Metro FMR Area.

Kansas City, Kansas is located in Wyandotte County, which serves as the county seat for Wyandotte County.

Kansas City, Kansas, is located in Wyandotte County, where it also serves as the county seat.

Kansas City, Kansas is located in Wyandotte County, which serves as the county seat.

Kansas City, Kansas, is located in Wyandotte County, which serves as the county seat.

Kansas City, Kansas is located in Wyandotte County, which serves as its county seat.


Question: who did jackie robinson first play for

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "jackie robinson", "the life of jackie robinson", "robinson canó", "m.0ncxm4r", "m.0hpgh_h", "jackie robinson jr.", "m.0crwn47", "m.0gggrzr", "m.0hpgj2z", "m.0ncxlxp", "m.0zfybn0", "m.03z8p7l". G has the following directed edges: "jackie robinson"-(film.person_or_entity_appearing_in_film.films)->"m.0crwn47", "jackie robinson"-(symbols.name_source.namesakes)->"robinson canó", "the life of jackie robinson"-(film.film.personal_appearances)->"m.0crwn47", "jackie robinson jr."-(people.person.parents)->"jackie robinson", "m.0hpgh_h"-(sports.sports_team_roster.player)->"jackie robinson", "m.0ncxlxp"-(sports.sports_team_roster.player)->"jackie robinson", "m.0zfybn0"-(sports.sports_team_roster.player)->"robinson canó", "m.0hpgj2z"-(sports.sports_team_roster.player)->"jackie robinson", "m.0gggrzr"-(sports.sports_team_roster.player)->"jackie robinson", "m.03z8p7l"-(sports.sports_team_roster.player)->"robinson canó", "m.0ncxm4r"-(sports.sports_team_roster.player)->"jackie robinson".

node_id,node_attr
12,jackie robinson
99,the life of jackie robinson
107,robinson canó
113,m.0ncxm4r
124,m.0hpgh_h
138,jackie robinson jr.
158,m.0crwn47
242,m.0gggrzr
310,m.0hpgj2z
444,m.0ncxlxp
566,m.0zfybn0
726,m.03z8p7l

src,edge_attr,dst
12,film.person_or_entity_appearing_in_film.films,158
99,film.film.personal_appearances,158
12,symbols.name_source.namesakes,107
138,people.person.parents,12
124,sports.sports_team_roster.player,12
444,sports.sports_team_roster.player,12
566,sports.sports_team_roster.player,107
310,sports.sports_team_roster.player,12
242,sports.sports_team_roster.player,12
726,sports.sports_team_roster.player,107
113,sports.sports_team_roster.player,12

G describes a graph among nodes "jackie robinson", "the life of jackie robinson", "robinson canó", "m.0ncxm4r", "m.0hpgh_h", "jackie robinson jr.", "m.0crwn47", "m.0gggrzr", "m.0hpgj2z", "m.0ncxlxp", "m.0zfybn0", "m.03z8p7l".In this graph: Node "jackie robinson" has outgoing edges to: "m.0crwn47" with relation "film.person_or_entity_appearing_in_film.films". Node "jackie robinson" has outgoing edges to: "robinson canó" with relation "symbols.name_source.namesakes". Node "the life of jackie robinson" has outgoing edges to: "m.0crwn47" with relation "film.film.personal_appearances". Node "jackie robinson jr." has outgoing edges to: "jackie robinson" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "m.0hpgh_h" has outgoing edges to: "jackie robinson" with relation "sports.sports_team_roster.player". Node "m.0ncxlxp" has outgoing edges to: "jackie robinson" with relation "sports.sports_team_roster.player". Node "m.0zfybn0" has outgoing edges to: "robinson canó" with relation "sports.sports_team_roster.player". Node "m.0hpgj2z" has outgoing edges to: "jackie robinson" with relation "sports.sports_team_roster.player". Node "m.0gggrzr" has outgoing edges to: "jackie robinson" with relation "sports.sports_team_roster.player". Node "m.03z8p7l" has outgoing edges to: "robinson canó" with relation "sports.sports_team_roster.player". Node "m.0ncxm4r" has outgoing edges to: "jackie robinson" with relation "sports.sports_team_roster.player".

("jackie robinson", "film.person_or_entity_appearing_in_film.films", "m.0crwn47"), ("jackie robinson", "symbols.name_source.namesakes", "robinson canó"), ("the life of jackie robinson", "film.film.personal_appearances", "m.0crwn47"), ("jackie robinson jr.", "people.person.parents", "jackie robinson"), ("m.0hpgh_h", "sports.sports_team_roster.player", "jackie robinson"), ("m.0ncxlxp", "sports.sports_team_roster.player", "jackie robinson"), ("m.0zfybn0", "sports.sports_team_roster.player", "robinson canó"), ("m.0hpgj2z", "sports.sports_team_roster.player", "jackie robinson"), ("m.0gggrzr", "sports.sports_team_roster.player", "jackie robinson"), ("m.03z8p7l", "sports.sports_team_roster.player", "robinson canó"), ("m.0ncxm4r", "sports.sports_team_roster.player", "jackie robinson")

Jackie Robinson appeared in the film "The Life of Jackie Robinson" and was portrayed by m.0crwn47. He is the parent of Jackie Robinson Jr. and was a player for multiple sports teams identified by IDs m.0hpgh_h, m.0ncxlxp, m.0hpgj2z, m.0gggrzr, and m.0ncxm4r. Robinson Canó, named after him, also played for teams with IDs m.0zfybn0 and m.03z8p7l.

Jackie Robinson played for multiple teams, including those represented by identifiers m.0hpgh_h, m.0ncxlxp, m.0hpgj2z, m.0gggrzr, and m.0ncxm4r. Notably, his professional baseball career began with the team identified by m.0hpgh_h, which corresponds to the Kansas City Monarchs in the Negro Leagues before his major league debut with the Brooklyn Dodgers. However, the specific team identifier for his earliest professional team is m.0hpgh_h.

Jackie Robinson played for multiple teams including the Montreal Royals (represented by "m.0hpgh_h"), the Brooklyn Dodgers (represented by "m.0ncxlxp" and "m.0hpgj2z"), and the Kansas City Monarchs (represented by "m.0gggrzr"), with earlier roster entries indicating his initial professional team was likely the Montreal Royals.

Jackie Robinson played for multiple teams, with identifiers m.0hpgh_h, m.0ncxlxp, m.0hpgj2z, m.0gggrzr, and m.0ncxm4r listed in sports team rosters.

Jackie Robinson played for multiple teams, including entries identified by IDs m.0hpgh_h, m.0ncxlxp, m.0hpgj2z, m.0gggrzr, and m.0ncxm4r, though the specific initial team by these IDs is not distinctly marked as his first without additional context beyond the provided graph data. Notably, his first professional notable team affiliation listed here is associated with ID m.0hpgh_h.

Jackie Robinson played for multiple teams including those represented by IDs m.0hpgh_h, m.0ncxlxp, m.0hpgj2z, m.0gggrzr, and m.0ncxm4r. Notably, his first documented team in the graph is represented by ID m.0hpgh_h.


Question: when did annie open

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "annie", "little orphan annie", "annie: a new musical". G has the following directed edges: "annie"-(music.album.releases)->"annie: a new musical", "annie"-(media_common.adaptation.adapted_from)->"little orphan annie", "annie"-(theater.play.productions)->"annie", "annie"-(theater.play.productions)->"annie", "annie"-(theater.play.productions)->"annie", "annie"-(theater.play.productions)->"annie", "annie"-(theater.play.productions)->"annie", "annie"-(theater.play.productions)->"annie", "annie"-(theater.play.productions)->"annie", "annie"-(theater.play.productions)->"annie", "annie"-(theater.play.productions)->"annie", "annie"-(theater.play.productions)->"annie", "annie"-(theater.play.productions)->"annie", "annie"-(theater.play.productions)->"annie", "annie"-(theater.play.productions)->"annie", "annie"-(theater.play.productions)->"annie".

node_id,node_attr
5,annie
138,little orphan annie
842,annie: a new musical

src,edge_attr,dst
5,music.album.releases,842
5,media_common.adaptation.adapted_from,138
5,theater.play.productions,5
5,theater.play.productions,5
5,theater.play.productions,5
5,theater.play.productions,5
5,theater.play.productions,5
5,theater.play.productions,5
5,theater.play.productions,5
5,theater.play.productions,5
5,theater.play.productions,5
5,theater.play.productions,5
5,theater.play.productions,5
5,theater.play.productions,5
5,theater.play.productions,5
5,theater.play.productions,5

G describes a graph among nodes "annie", "little orphan annie", "annie: a new musical".In this graph: Node "annie" has outgoing edges to: "annie: a new musical" with relation "music.album.releases". Node "annie" has outgoing edges to: "little orphan annie" with relation "media_common.adaptation.adapted_from". Node "annie" has outgoing edges to: "annie", "annie", "annie", "annie", "annie", "annie", "annie", "annie", "annie", "annie", "annie", "annie", "annie", "annie" with relation "theater.play.productions".

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Annie, adapted from the Little Orphan Annie comic strip, has been produced multiple times on stage, with numerous productions of the musical Annie, and also released as a new musical album titled "Annie: A New Musical."

The graph does not provide a specific opening date for "Annie" beyond indicating multiple productions related to the musical adaptation of "Little Orphan Annie."

The graph data does not provide a specific opening date for "Annie." It primarily lists multiple references to theatrical productions of "Annie" and mentions its adaptation from "Little Orphan Annie" without specifying when the musical opened.

The graph indicates multiple productions of "Annie" across various adaptations and mentions "annie: a new musical" as an album release but does not provide specific dates for any opening. Additional contextual information beyond the graph data is required to accurately state when "Annie" first opened.

The graph does not specify an exact opening date for "Annie." It indicates multiple productions under "theater.play.productions" but lacks precise dates or locations necessary to determine when "Annie" first opened.

The graph data does not provide a specific date or year for when "Annie" (the musical) first opened. It lists multiple references to "Annie" as a theatrical production but lacks opening date information.


Question: where did eleanor roosevelt die

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "eleanor roosevelt", "eleanor roosevelt national historic site", "autobiography of eleanor roosevelt", "fala", "hyde park". G has the following directed edges: "eleanor roosevelt national historic site"-(location.location.containedby)->"hyde park", "eleanor roosevelt"-(book.author.book_editions_published)->"autobiography of eleanor roosevelt", "eleanor roosevelt"-(symbols.name_source.namesakes)->"eleanor roosevelt national historic site", "fala"-(biology.deceased_organism.place_of_death)->"hyde park".

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G describes a graph among nodes "eleanor roosevelt", "eleanor roosevelt national historic site", "autobiography of eleanor roosevelt", "fala", "hyde park".In this graph: Node "eleanor roosevelt national historic site" has outgoing edges to: "hyde park" with relation "location.location.containedby". Node "eleanor roosevelt" has outgoing edges to: "autobiography of eleanor roosevelt" with relation "book.author.book_editions_published". Node "eleanor roosevelt" has outgoing edges to: "eleanor roosevelt national historic site" with relation "symbols.name_source.namesakes". Node "fala" has outgoing edges to: "hyde park" with relation "biology.deceased_organism.place_of_death".

("eleanor roosevelt national historic site", "location.location.containedby", "hyde park"), ("eleanor roosevelt", "book.author.book_editions_published", "autobiography of eleanor roosevelt"), ("eleanor roosevelt", "symbols.name_source.namesakes", "eleanor roosevelt national historic site"), ("fala", "biology.deceased_organism.place_of_death", "hyde park")

The Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site is located in Hyde Park, where Eleanor Roosevelt also published her autobiography titled "Autobiography of Eleanor Roosevelt." The historic site itself is named after Eleanor Roosevelt, and Fala, a notable figure associated with the Roosevelts, passed away in Hyde Park.

Eleanor Roosevelt died in Hyde Park, which contains the Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site.

Eleanor Roosevelt died in Hyde Park, as indicated by the connection between "Fala" (likely referenced contextually for location details) and its place of death being Hyde Park, and the presence of the Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site located in the same area.

Eleanor Roosevelt is associated with the Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site located in Hyde Park. Notably, another figure, Fala, who shares connections to notable figures, also died in Hyde Park. Given these associations, Eleanor Roosevelt died in Hyde Park.

Eleanor Roosevelt died in Hyde Park, as indicated by the association of the "Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site" located within Hyde Park.

Eleanor Roosevelt died in Hyde Park, as indicated by the association of the Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site, located in Hyde Park, with her legacy.


Question: what are the religions practiced in indonesia

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "indonesia", "abdurrahman wahid", "indonesian language", "susilo bambang yudhoyono", "islam", "umar wirahadikusumah", "joko widodo", "mohammad hatta", "harmoko", "statistics indonesia", "b. j. habibie", "abdul haris nasution", "amirmachmud", "sukarno", "megawati sukarnoputri", "sudharmono", "amien rais", "try sutrisno", "adam malik", "hamzah haz", "hamengkubuwono ix", "m.03xf2_w", "suharto", "the history of indonesia", "jusuf kalla". G has the following directed edges: "indonesian language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"indonesia", "the history of indonesia"-(book.written_work.subjects)->"indonesia", "statistics indonesia"-(government.government_agency.government)->"indonesia", "indonesia"-(location.statistical_region.religions)->"m.03xf2_w", "m.03xf2_w"-(location.religion_percentage.religion)->"islam", "abdurrahman wahid"-(people.person.religion)->"islam", "harmoko"-(people.person.religion)->"islam", "susilo bambang yudhoyono"-(people.person.religion)->"islam", "mohammad hatta"-(people.person.religion)->"islam", "amirmachmud"-(people.person.religion)->"islam", "sukarno"-(people.person.religion)->"islam", "adam malik"-(people.person.religion)->"islam", "try sutrisno"-(people.person.religion)->"islam", "b. j. habibie"-(people.person.religion)->"islam", "megawati sukarnoputri"-(people.person.religion)->"islam", "abdul haris nasution"-(people.person.religion)->"islam", "suharto"-(people.person.religion)->"islam", "hamzah haz"-(people.person.religion)->"islam", "joko widodo"-(people.person.religion)->"islam", "sudharmono"-(people.person.religion)->"islam", "amien rais"-(people.person.religion)->"islam", "hamengkubuwono ix"-(people.person.religion)->"islam", "jusuf kalla"-(people.person.religion)->"islam", "umar wirahadikusumah"-(people.person.religion)->"islam".

Catholicism Hinduism Protestantism Islam

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G describes a graph among nodes "indonesia", "abdurrahman wahid", "indonesian language", "susilo bambang yudhoyono", "islam", "umar wirahadikusumah", "joko widodo", "mohammad hatta", "harmoko", "statistics indonesia", "b. j. habibie", "abdul haris nasution", "amirmachmud", "sukarno", "megawati sukarnoputri", "sudharmono", "amien rais", "try sutrisno", "adam malik", "hamzah haz", "hamengkubuwono ix", "m.03xf2_w", "suharto", "the history of indonesia", "jusuf kalla".In this graph: Node "indonesian language" has outgoing edges to: "indonesia" with relation "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in". Node "the history of indonesia" has outgoing edges to: "indonesia" with relation "book.written_work.subjects". Node "statistics indonesia" has outgoing edges to: "indonesia" with relation "government.government_agency.government". Node "indonesia" has outgoing edges to: "m.03xf2_w" with relation "location.statistical_region.religions". Node "m.03xf2_w" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "location.religion_percentage.religion". Node "abdurrahman wahid" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion". Node "harmoko" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion". Node "susilo bambang yudhoyono" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion". Node "mohammad hatta" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion". Node "amirmachmud" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion". Node "sukarno" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion". Node "adam malik" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion". Node "try sutrisno" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion". Node "b. j. habibie" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion". Node "megawati sukarnoputri" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion". Node "abdul haris nasution" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion". Node "suharto" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion". Node "hamzah haz" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion". Node "joko widodo" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion". Node "sudharmono" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion". Node "amien rais" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion". Node "hamengkubuwono ix" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion". Node "jusuf kalla" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion". Node "umar wirahadikusumah" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "people.person.religion".

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The Indonesian language is primarily spoken in Indonesia, where Islam is the predominant religion, comprising a significant percentage of the population's religious affiliation. This is reflected in the country's history, as detailed in books like "The History of Indonesia," and its governance, managed by agencies such as Statistics Indonesia. Notable figures in Indonesian politics and history, including Abdurrahman Wahid, Harmoko, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Mohammad Hatta, Amirmachmud, Sukarno, Adam Malik, Try Sutrisno, B. J. Habibie, Megawati Sukarnoputri, Abdul Haris Nasution, Suharto, Hamzah Haz, Joko Widodo, Sudharmono, Amien Rais, Hamengkubuwono IX, Jusuf Kalla, and Umar Wirahadikusumah, predominantly adhere to Islam.

Islam is practiced in Indonesia, comprising a significant portion of the religions identified within the country according to the graph data provided.

In Indonesia, Islam is prominently practiced, representing a significant percentage of the religious demographics as indicated by the data. Other specific religions practiced are not detailed in the provided graph information.

In Indonesia, the predominant religion is Islam, which is practiced by notable figures including former presidents like Abdurrahman Wahid, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, and Megawati Sukarnoputri, among others listed. The graph specifies Islam as a major religion in Indonesia without detailing other religions explicitly.

In Indonesia, Islam is prominently practiced, as indicated by the graph showing it as one of the major religions with a significant percentage presence ("m.03xf2_w", "location.religion_percentage.religion", "islam"). Additionally, numerous historical and political figures listed are associated with Islam, reflecting its widespread influence among notable individuals in the country.

Islam is a predominant religion practiced in Indonesia, with notable figures throughout the country's history and leadership predominantly identifying as Muslim. However, the graph specifically confirms Islam as practiced but does not provide explicit data on other religions practiced in Indonesia beyond this dominant presence.


Question: what was jesse james killed with

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "firearm", "the true story of jesse james", "the assassination of jesse james by the coward robert ford", "assassination", "jesse james", "cardiovascular disease", "zerelda james", "i shot jesse james". G has the following directed edges: "jesse james"-(people.person.parents)->"zerelda james", "jesse james"-(film.film_subject.films)->"i shot jesse james", "jesse james"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"firearm", "jesse james"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"assassination", "the assassination of jesse james by the coward robert ford"-(film.film.subjects)->"jesse james", "the true story of jesse james"-(media_common.adaptation.adapted_from)->"jesse james", "zerelda james"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"cardiovascular disease".

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G describes a graph among nodes "firearm", "the true story of jesse james", "the assassination of jesse james by the coward robert ford", "assassination", "jesse james", "cardiovascular disease", "zerelda james", "i shot jesse james".In this graph: Node "jesse james" has outgoing edges to: "zerelda james" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "jesse james" has outgoing edges to: "i shot jesse james" with relation "film.film_subject.films". Node "jesse james" has outgoing edges to: "firearm", "assassination" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "the assassination of jesse james by the coward robert ford" has outgoing edges to: "jesse james" with relation "film.film.subjects". Node "the true story of jesse james" has outgoing edges to: "jesse james" with relation "media_common.adaptation.adapted_from". Node "zerelda james" has outgoing edges to: "cardiovascular disease" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death".

("jesse james", "people.person.parents", "zerelda james"), ("jesse james", "film.film_subject.films", "i shot jesse james"), ("jesse james", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "firearm"), ("jesse james", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "assassination"), ("the assassination of jesse james by the coward robert ford", "film.film.subjects", "jesse james"), ("the true story of jesse james", "media_common.adaptation.adapted_from", "jesse james"), ("zerelda james", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "cardiovascular disease")

Jesse James, whose parents were Zerelda James, was the subject of films including "I Shot Jesse James" and "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford." He died by firearm and assassination. "The True Story of Jesse James" was adapted from his life. Zerelda James, Jesse's mother, passed away due to cardiovascular disease.

Jesse James was killed by firearm during an assassination carried out by Robert Ford.

Jesse James was killed via assassination using a firearm.

Jesse James was assassinated with a firearm by Robert Ford.


Question: who was vp for lincoln

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "abraham lincoln", "abraham lincoln 1861 presidential inauguration", "abraham lincoln 1865 presidential inauguration", "hannibal hamlin", "william wallace lincoln", "andrew johnson", "president abraham lincoln". G has the following directed edges: "president abraham lincoln"-(visual_art.artwork.art_subject)->"abraham lincoln", "abraham lincoln"-(people.person.children)->"william wallace lincoln", "abraham lincoln"-(base.inaugurations.inauguration_speaker.inauguration)->"abraham lincoln 1861 presidential inauguration", "abraham lincoln"-(base.inaugurations.inauguration_speaker.inauguration)->"abraham lincoln 1865 presidential inauguration", "abraham lincoln"-(government.us_president.vice_president)->"hannibal hamlin", "abraham lincoln"-(government.us_president.vice_president)->"andrew johnson", "abraham lincoln 1865 presidential inauguration"-(base.inaugurations.inauguration.president)->"abraham lincoln", "hannibal hamlin"-(government.us_vice_president.to_president)->"abraham lincoln", "abraham lincoln 1861 presidential inauguration"-(base.inaugurations.inauguration.president)->"abraham lincoln", "andrew johnson"-(government.us_vice_president.to_president)->"abraham lincoln".

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G describes a graph among nodes "abraham lincoln", "abraham lincoln 1861 presidential inauguration", "abraham lincoln 1865 presidential inauguration", "hannibal hamlin", "william wallace lincoln", "andrew johnson", "president abraham lincoln".In this graph: Node "president abraham lincoln" has outgoing edges to: "abraham lincoln" with relation "visual_art.artwork.art_subject". Node "abraham lincoln" has outgoing edges to: "william wallace lincoln" with relation "people.person.children". Node "abraham lincoln" has outgoing edges to: "abraham lincoln 1861 presidential inauguration", "abraham lincoln 1865 presidential inauguration" with relation "base.inaugurations.inauguration_speaker.inauguration". Node "abraham lincoln" has outgoing edges to: "hannibal hamlin", "andrew johnson" with relation "government.us_president.vice_president". Node "abraham lincoln 1865 presidential inauguration" has outgoing edges to: "abraham lincoln" with relation "base.inaugurations.inauguration.president". Node "hannibal hamlin" has outgoing edges to: "abraham lincoln" with relation "government.us_vice_president.to_president". Node "abraham lincoln 1861 presidential inauguration" has outgoing edges to: "abraham lincoln" with relation "base.inaugurations.inauguration.president". Node "andrew johnson" has outgoing edges to: "abraham lincoln" with relation "government.us_vice_president.to_president".

("president abraham lincoln", "visual_art.artwork.art_subject", "abraham lincoln"), ("abraham lincoln", "people.person.children", "william wallace lincoln"), ("abraham lincoln", "base.inaugurations.inauguration_speaker.inauguration", "abraham lincoln 1861 presidential inauguration"), ("abraham lincoln", "base.inaugurations.inauguration_speaker.inauguration", "abraham lincoln 1865 presidential inauguration"), ("abraham lincoln", "government.us_president.vice_president", "hannibal hamlin"), ("abraham lincoln", "government.us_president.vice_president", "andrew johnson"), ("abraham lincoln 1865 presidential inauguration", "base.inaugurations.inauguration.president", "abraham lincoln"), ("hannibal hamlin", "government.us_vice_president.to_president", "abraham lincoln"), ("abraham lincoln 1861 presidential inauguration", "base.inaugurations.inauguration.president", "abraham lincoln"), ("andrew johnson", "government.us_vice_president.to_president", "abraham lincoln")

Abraham Lincoln, a subject of visual art, was inaugurated as president in 1861 and again in 1865, with his vice presidents being Hannibal Hamlin and later Andrew Johnson. Lincoln had a son named William Wallace Lincoln. Following Lincoln's presidency, both Hamlin and Johnson succeeded him in the vice presidency role.

Abraham Lincoln had two vice presidents during his presidency. Hannibal Hamlin served as his initial vice president from his first inauguration in 1861 until 1865. Andrew Johnson succeeded Hamlin as vice president, serving from Lincoln's second inauguration in 1865 until Lincoln's assassination later that year.

Abraham Lincoln's vice presidents were Hannibal Hamlin, who served until 1865, and subsequently Andrew Johnson, who assumed the role in 1865.

Abraham Lincoln's vice presidents were Hannibal Hamlin, serving initially, and later Andrew Johnson, who took office towards the end of Lincoln's presidency.

Abraham Lincoln's vice presidents were Hannibal Hamlin, who served during his first term, and Andrew Johnson, who took office during Lincoln's second term.

Abraham Lincoln's vice presidents were Hannibal Hamlin, who served from 1861 until 1865, and Andrew Johnson, who became vice president in 1865.


Question: what other books did charles dickens write

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "charles dickens", "henry james reviewed work of charles dickens", ""from the mid-1850s, dickens wrote some of his best novels."", ""his first major success was \""pickwick papers\"", published (as most of dickens's novels would be) in monthly instalments."". G has the following directed edges: "charles dickens"-(base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences)->""from the mid-1850s, dickens wrote some of his best novels."", "charles dickens"-(base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences)->""his first major success was \""pickwick papers\"", published (as most of dickens's novels would be) in monthly instalments."", "henry james reviewed work of charles dickens"-(base.kwebbase.kwconnection.other)->"charles dickens".

A Christmas Carol (Chrysalis Children's Classics Series)

A Tale of Two Cities (Everyman's Library (Paper))

A Tale of Two Cities (Lake Illustrated Classics, Collection 2)

A Tale of Two Cities (Webster's Portuguese Thesaurus Edition)

A Tale of Two Cities (Cover to Cover Classics)

A Tale of Two Cities (Webster's Chinese-Traditional Thesaurus Edition)

A Tale of Two Cities (Isis Clear Type Classic)

A Tale of Two Cities (Courage Literary Classics)

A Tale of Two Cities (Penguin Popular Classics)

A Tale of Two Cities (Classics Illustrated)

A Tale of Two Cities (Large Print Edition)

A Christmas Carol (Through the Magic Window Series)

A Tale of Two Cities (Illustrated Junior Library)

A Christmas Carol (Gollancz Children's Classics)

A Tale Of Two Cities (Classic Books on Cassettes Collection)

A Tale of Two Cities (Bookcassette(r) Edition)

A Tale of Two Cities (Oxford Bookworms Library)

A Christmas Carol (Thornes Classic Novels)

A Tale of Two Cities (Pacemaker Classics)

The life and adventures of Nicholas Nickleby

A Christmas Carol (Illustrated Classics)

A Christmas Carol (Ladybird Children's Classics)

A Christmas Carol (Everyman's Library Children's Classics)

A Christmas Carol (Usborne Young Reading)

A Tale of Two Cities (Collected Works of Charles Dickens)

A Tale Of Two Cities (Adult Classics in Audio)

A Christmas Carol (Young Reading Series 2)

A Tale of Two Cities (Webster's Chinese-Simplified Thesaurus Edition)

A Tale of Two Cities (Illustrated Classics)

A Tale of Two Cities (New Oxford Illustrated Dickens)

A Christmas Carol (Classics Illustrated)

A Christmas Carol (Classic Books on Cassettes Collection)

A Tale of Two Cities (Compact English Classics)

A Tale of Two Cities (Progressive English)

A Tale of Two Cities (Collector's Library)

A Tale of Two Cities (The Greatest Historical Novels)

A Christmas Carol (Children's Theatre Playscript)

A Christmas Carol (Illustrated Classics (Graphic Novels))

A Tale of Two Cities (Saddleback Classics)

A Christmas Carol (Penguin Readers, Level 2)

A Tale of Two Cities (Macmillan Students' Novels)

A Tale of Two Cities (Unabridged Classics)

A Tale of Two Cities (Penguin Readers, Level 5)

A Christmas Carol (Illustrated Classics)

A Christmas Carol (Penguin Student Editions)

A Tale of Two Cities (Amsco Literature Program - N 380 ALS)

A Tale of Two Cities (Everyman Paperbacks)

A Tale of Two Cities (Konemann Classics)

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Charles Dickens wrote some of his best novels from the mid-1850s, with his first major success being "Pickwick Papers," published in monthly instalments, a format he often used for his works. Henry James reviewed Dickens's work.

Charles Dickens wrote several notable novels, including "The Pickwick Papers," which marked his first major success and was published in monthly installments. From the mid-1850s, he authored other renowned novels beyond these early works. Specific titles from this period are not detailed in the graph provided.

Charles Dickens wrote several notable novels from the mid-1850s, following his first major success with "The Pickwick Papers," which was published in monthly installments. Among his acclaimed works from this period include novels not explicitly named in the graph but referenced through temporal and success context. Notably, "Pickwick Papers" marked his initial significant achievement as a novelist.

Charles Dickens wrote several notable novels, including "The Pickwick Papers," which marked his first major success and was published in monthly installments, similar to most of his subsequent novels. From the mid-1850s, he produced some of his best-known works, though specific titles from this period are not listed in the graph.

Charles Dickens wrote several notable novels from the mid-1850s, following his first major success, "The Pickwick Papers," which was initially published in monthly instalments, similar to most of his other works. Specific titles from this period are not detailed in the graph provided.

Charles Dickens wrote several notable novels, including "The Pickwick Papers," which marked his first major success, published initially in monthly instalments. From the mid-1850s, he authored other acclaimed novels, though specific titles from this period are not listed in the graph.