Question: who does japan import from

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "japan", "m.04xd0mb", "canada", "new zealand", "japanese ministry of international trade and industry", "m.0cqfbfy", "sudan", ""japanese ministry of economy, trade and industry"", "m.048pn63", "m.0bgkpt_". G has the following directed edges: ""japanese ministry of economy, trade and industry""-(government.government_agency.jurisdiction)->"japan", "japanese ministry of international trade and industry"-(government.government_agency.jurisdiction)->"japan", "m.0bgkpt_"-(location.imports_and_exports.exported_to)->"japan", "m.0bgkpt_"-(location.imports_and_exports.imported_from)->"canada", "m.0cqfbfy"-(location.imports_and_exports.exported_to)->"japan", "m.0cqfbfy"-(location.imports_and_exports.imported_from)->"new zealand", "m.048pn63"-(location.imports_and_exports.exported_to)->"japan", "m.048pn63"-(location.imports_and_exports.imported_from)->"sudan", "m.04xd0mb"-(location.imports_and_exports.imported_from)->"japan".

Sudan
Canada
United States of America
Tanzania
New Zealand
Kiribati

node_id,node_attr
4,japan
43,m.04xd0mb
48,canada
89,new zealand
617,japanese ministry of international trade and industry
722,m.0cqfbfy
749,sudan
1103,"japanese ministry of economy, trade and industry"
1275,m.048pn63
1716,m.0bgkpt_

src,edge_attr,dst
1103,government.government_agency.jurisdiction,4
617,government.government_agency.jurisdiction,4
1716,location.imports_and_exports.exported_to,4
722,location.imports_and_exports.exported_to,4
1275,location.imports_and_exports.exported_to,4
43,location.imports_and_exports.imported_from,4
1275,location.imports_and_exports.imported_from,749
722,location.imports_and_exports.imported_from,89
1716,location.imports_and_exports.imported_from,48

G describes a graph among nodes "japan", "m.04xd0mb", "canada", "new zealand", "japanese ministry of international trade and industry", "m.0cqfbfy", "sudan", ""japanese ministry of economy, trade and industry"", "m.048pn63", "m.0bgkpt_".In this graph: Node ""japanese ministry of economy, trade and industry"" has outgoing edges to: "japan" with relation "government.government_agency.jurisdiction". Node "japanese ministry of international trade and industry" has outgoing edges to: "japan" with relation "government.government_agency.jurisdiction". Node "m.0bgkpt_" has outgoing edges to: "japan" with relation "location.imports_and_exports.exported_to". Node "m.0bgkpt_" has outgoing edges to: "canada" with relation "location.imports_and_exports.imported_from". Node "m.0cqfbfy" has outgoing edges to: "japan" with relation "location.imports_and_exports.exported_to". Node "m.0cqfbfy" has outgoing edges to: "new zealand" with relation "location.imports_and_exports.imported_from". Node "m.048pn63" has outgoing edges to: "japan" with relation "location.imports_and_exports.exported_to". Node "m.048pn63" has outgoing edges to: "sudan" with relation "location.imports_and_exports.imported_from". Node "m.04xd0mb" has outgoing edges to: "japan" with relation "location.imports_and_exports.imported_from".

(""japanese ministry of economy, trade and industry"", "government.government_agency.jurisdiction", "japan"), ("japanese ministry of international trade and industry", "government.government_agency.jurisdiction", "japan"), ("m.0bgkpt_", "location.imports_and_exports.exported_to", "japan"), ("m.0bgkpt_", "location.imports_and_exports.imported_from", "canada"), ("m.0cqfbfy", "location.imports_and_exports.exported_to", "japan"), ("m.0cqfbfy", "location.imports_and_exports.imported_from", "new zealand"), ("m.048pn63", "location.imports_and_exports.exported_to", "japan"), ("m.048pn63", "location.imports_and_exports.imported_from", "sudan"), ("m.04xd0mb", "location.imports_and_exports.imported_from", "japan")

The Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, along with the Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry, operate under the jurisdiction of Japan. Entities such as m.0bgkpt_ export to Japan and import from Canada, m.0cqfbfy export to Japan and import from New Zealand, m.048pn63 export to Japan and import from Sudan, while m.04xd0mb imports from Japan.

Japan imports from Canada, New Zealand, Sudan, and potentially other unspecified locations indicated by identifiers like "m.04xd0mb".

Japan imports goods from Canada, New Zealand, and Sudan based on the provided data.

Japan imports goods from Canada, New Zealand, and Sudan according to the provided data.


Question: what is the name of sonia gandhi daughter

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "indira gandhi", "feroze gandhi", "nehru–gandhi family", "rahul gandhi", "priyanka gandhi", "sonia gandhi", "jawaharlal nehru", "sanjay gandhi", "motilal nehru", "rajiv gandhi", "paola maino". G has the following directed edges: "nehru–gandhi family"-(people.family.members)->"rajiv gandhi", "jawaharlal nehru"-(people.person.parents)->"motilal nehru", "rajiv gandhi"-(people.person.parents)->"feroze gandhi", "rajiv gandhi"-(people.person.parents)->"indira gandhi", "sanjay gandhi"-(people.person.parents)->"indira gandhi", "sanjay gandhi"-(people.person.parents)->"feroze gandhi", "priyanka gandhi"-(people.person.parents)->"sonia gandhi", "priyanka gandhi"-(people.person.parents)->"rajiv gandhi", "indira gandhi"-(people.person.parents)->"jawaharlal nehru", "rahul gandhi"-(people.person.parents)->"rajiv gandhi", "sonia gandhi"-(people.person.parents)->"paola maino".

node_id,node_attr
0,indira gandhi
4,feroze gandhi
5,nehru–gandhi family
31,rahul gandhi
51,priyanka gandhi
74,sonia gandhi
89,jawaharlal nehru
95,sanjay gandhi
98,motilal nehru
190,rajiv gandhi
200,paola maino

src,edge_attr,dst
5,people.family.members,190
89,people.person.parents,98
190,people.person.parents,4
95,people.person.parents,0
51,people.person.parents,74
51,people.person.parents,190
0,people.person.parents,89
31,people.person.parents,190
74,people.person.parents,200
190,people.person.parents,0
95,people.person.parents,4

G describes a graph among nodes "indira gandhi", "feroze gandhi", "nehru–gandhi family", "rahul gandhi", "priyanka gandhi", "sonia gandhi", "jawaharlal nehru", "sanjay gandhi", "motilal nehru", "rajiv gandhi", "paola maino".In this graph: Node "nehru–gandhi family" has outgoing edges to: "rajiv gandhi" with relation "people.family.members". Node "jawaharlal nehru" has outgoing edges to: "motilal nehru" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "rajiv gandhi" has outgoing edges to: "feroze gandhi", "indira gandhi" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "sanjay gandhi" has outgoing edges to: "indira gandhi", "feroze gandhi" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "priyanka gandhi" has outgoing edges to: "sonia gandhi", "rajiv gandhi" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "indira gandhi" has outgoing edges to: "jawaharlal nehru" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "rahul gandhi" has outgoing edges to: "rajiv gandhi" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "sonia gandhi" has outgoing edges to: "paola maino" with relation "people.person.parents".

("nehru–gandhi family", "people.family.members", "rajiv gandhi"), ("jawaharlal nehru", "people.person.parents", "motilal nehru"), ("rajiv gandhi", "people.person.parents", "feroze gandhi"), ("rajiv gandhi", "people.person.parents", "indira gandhi"), ("sanjay gandhi", "people.person.parents", "indira gandhi"), ("sanjay gandhi", "people.person.parents", "feroze gandhi"), ("priyanka gandhi", "people.person.parents", "sonia gandhi"), ("priyanka gandhi", "people.person.parents", "rajiv gandhi"), ("indira gandhi", "people.person.parents", "jawaharlal nehru"), ("rahul gandhi", "people.person.parents", "rajiv gandhi"), ("sonia gandhi", "people.person.parents", "paola maino")

The Nehru-Gandhi family includes Jawaharlal Nehru, whose parents were Motilal Nehru and Indira Gandhi's mother, Feroze Gandhi. Indira Gandhi, daughter of Jawaharlal Nehru and Feroze Gandhi, had two sons, Sanjay Gandhi (also son of Feroze Gandhi) and Rajiv Gandhi. Rajiv Gandhi, alongside his mother Indira, had two children: Priyanka Gandhi, also daughter of Sonia Gandhi, and Rahul Gandhi. Sonia Gandhi, mother of Priyanka and Rahul, was born as Paola Maino.

Sonia Gandhi's daughter, Priyanka Gandhi, is also the daughter of Rajiv Gandhi.

Sonia Gandhi's daughter, as indicated by the graph, is Priyanka Gandhi, who also has Rajiv Gandhi as one of her parents.

Priyanka Gandhi is the daughter of Sonia Gandhi.

Sonia Gandhi's daughter, Priyanka Gandhi, is mentioned in the graph with parents listed as Sonia Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi.

According to the graph data, Sonia Gandhi's daughter is Priyanka Gandhi, who also has Rajiv Gandhi as one of her parents.


Question: who do islamic people pray to

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "islam", "abrahamic religions", "mormonism", "anglicanism", "sunni islam", "islamic theology", "god", "christianity", "eastern christianity", "judaism", "catholicism", "protestantism", "presbyterianism", "yahweh", "ramdev pir", "sikhism", "god in islam", "seventh-day adventist church", "deity", "hinduism", "allah", "oriental orthodoxy", ""holy war, inc."", "jainism", "religion(s) that worship this deity". G has the following directed edges: ""holy war, inc.""-(book.written_work.subjects)->"islam", ""holy war, inc.""-(book.written_work.subjects)->"islamic theology", "ramdev pir"-(common.topic.notable_types)->"deity", "deity"-(type.type.properties)->"religion(s) that worship this deity", "god in islam"-(religion.belief.belief_of)->"islam", "abrahamic religions"-(religion.religion.deities)->"yahweh", "eastern christianity"-(religion.religion.deities)->"god", "judaism"-(religion.religion.deities)->"yahweh", "judaism"-(religion.religion.deities)->"god", "hinduism"-(religion.religion.deities)->"ramdev pir", "sikhism"-(religion.religion.deities)->"ramdev pir", "protestantism"-(religion.religion.deities)->"god", "presbyterianism"-(religion.religion.deities)->"god", "seventh-day adventist church"-(religion.religion.deities)->"god", "sunni islam"-(religion.religion.deities)->"allah", "islam"-(religion.religion.deities)->"ramdev pir", "islam"-(religion.religion.deities)->"god", "islam"-(religion.religion.deities)->"allah", "anglicanism"-(religion.religion.deities)->"god", "oriental orthodoxy"-(religion.religion.deities)->"god", "christianity"-(religion.religion.deities)->"god", "jainism"-(religion.religion.deities)->"ramdev pir", "mormonism"-(religion.religion.deities)->"god", "catholicism"-(religion.religion.deities)->"god".

node_id,node_attr
10,islam
11,abrahamic religions
18,mormonism
26,anglicanism
33,sunni islam
37,islamic theology
57,god
126,christianity
127,eastern christianity
167,judaism
168,catholicism
196,protestantism
197,presbyterianism
296,yahweh
331,ramdev pir
332,sikhism
408,god in islam
427,seventh-day adventist church
443,deity
515,hinduism
529,allah
572,oriental orthodoxy
615,"holy war, inc."
848,jainism
987,religion(s) that worship this deity

src,edge_attr,dst
615,book.written_work.subjects,10
331,common.topic.notable_types,443
615,book.written_work.subjects,37
443,type.type.properties,987
408,religion.belief.belief_of,10
11,religion.religion.deities,296
127,religion.religion.deities,57
167,religion.religion.deities,296
515,religion.religion.deities,331
332,religion.religion.deities,331
196,religion.religion.deities,57
197,religion.religion.deities,57
427,religion.religion.deities,57
33,religion.religion.deities,529
167,religion.religion.deities,57
10,religion.religion.deities,331
26,religion.religion.deities,57
572,religion.religion.deities,57
126,religion.religion.deities,57
10,religion.religion.deities,57
848,religion.religion.deities,331
10,religion.religion.deities,529
18,religion.religion.deities,57
168,religion.religion.deities,57

G describes a graph among nodes "islam", "abrahamic religions", "mormonism", "anglicanism", "sunni islam", "islamic theology", "god", "christianity", "eastern christianity", "judaism", "catholicism", "protestantism", "presbyterianism", "yahweh", "ramdev pir", "sikhism", "god in islam", "seventh-day adventist church", "deity", "hinduism", "allah", "oriental orthodoxy", ""holy war, inc."", "jainism", "religion(s) that worship this deity".In this graph: Node ""holy war, inc."" has outgoing edges to: "islam", "islamic theology" with relation "book.written_work.subjects". Node "ramdev pir" has outgoing edges to: "deity" with relation "common.topic.notable_types". Node "deity" has outgoing edges to: "religion(s) that worship this deity" with relation "type.type.properties". Node "god in islam" has outgoing edges to: "islam" with relation "religion.belief.belief_of". Node "abrahamic religions" has outgoing edges to: "yahweh" with relation "religion.religion.deities". Node "eastern christianity" has outgoing edges to: "god" with relation "religion.religion.deities". Node "judaism" has outgoing edges to: "yahweh", "god" with relation "religion.religion.deities". Node "hinduism" has outgoing edges to: "ramdev pir" with relation "religion.religion.deities". Node "sikhism" has outgoing edges to: "ramdev pir" with relation "religion.religion.deities". Node "protestantism" has outgoing edges to: "god" with relation "religion.religion.deities". Node "presbyterianism" has outgoing edges to: "god" with relation "religion.religion.deities". Node "seventh-day adventist church" has outgoing edges to: "god" with relation "religion.religion.deities". Node "sunni islam" has outgoing edges to: "allah" with relation "religion.religion.deities". Node "islam" has outgoing edges to: "ramdev pir", "god", "allah" with relation "religion.religion.deities". Node "anglicanism" has outgoing edges to: "god" with relation "religion.religion.deities". Node "oriental orthodoxy" has outgoing edges to: "god" with relation "religion.religion.deities". Node "christianity" has outgoing edges to: "god" with relation "religion.religion.deities". Node "jainism" has outgoing edges to: "ramdev pir" with relation "religion.religion.deities". Node "mormonism" has outgoing edges to: "god" with relation "religion.religion.deities". Node "catholicism" has outgoing edges to: "god" with relation "religion.religion.deities".

(""holy war, inc."", "book.written_work.subjects", "islam"), (""holy war, inc."", "book.written_work.subjects", "islamic theology"), ("ramdev pir", "common.topic.notable_types", "deity"), ("deity", "type.type.properties", "religion(s) that worship this deity"), ("god in islam", "religion.belief.belief_of", "islam"), ("abrahamic religions", "religion.religion.deities", "yahweh"), ("eastern christianity", "religion.religion.deities", "god"), ("judaism", "religion.religion.deities", "yahweh"), ("judaism", "religion.religion.deities", "god"), ("hinduism", "religion.religion.deities", "ramdev pir"), ("sikhism", "religion.religion.deities", "ramdev pir"), ("protestantism", "religion.religion.deities", "god"), ("presbyterianism", "religion.religion.deities", "god"), ("seventh-day adventist church", "religion.religion.deities", "god"), ("sunni islam", "religion.religion.deities", "allah"), ("islam", "religion.religion.deities", "ramdev pir"), ("islam", "religion.religion.deities", "god"), ("islam", "religion.religion.deities", "allah"), ("anglicanism", "religion.religion.deities", "god"), ("oriental orthodoxy", "religion.religion.deities", "god"), ("christianity", "religion.religion.deities", "god"), ("jainism", "religion.religion.deities", "ramdev pir"), ("mormonism", "religion.religion.deities", "god"), ("catholicism", "religion.religion.deities", "god")

"Holy War, Inc." explores subjects including Islam and Islamic theology. Ramdev Pir is recognized as a deity worshipped in certain contexts.  Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Protestantism, Presbyterianism, Seventh-day Adventist Church, Sunni Islam, Anglicanism, Oriental Orthodoxy, Mormonism, and Catholicism all have deities associated with them, including Yahweh, God, Allah, Ramdev Pir, and in some cases, multiple deities like God and Allah within Islam.  Jainism also recognizes Ramdev Pir as a deity.

Islamic people pray to Allah, as indicated by Sunni Islam and the direct listing under Islam's deities. Additionally, the graph mentions "god in islam" as a belief within Islam, though primarily Allah is specified for Islamic worship.

In Islam, people pray to Allah, who is listed among the deities specifically associated with Sunni Islam and Islam more broadly in the graph data provided. Additionally, there is a listed association with "god" in broader contexts of Islam, though Allah is prominently specified.

In Islam, people pray to Allah, who is considered the deity of the religion alongside references also mentioning "god," though "Allah" is specifically identified for Islamic belief within the provided graph data.

In Islam, people pray to Allah, as indicated by the deity "allah" being listed under the deities of "sunni islam" and directly under "islam". Additionally, "god in islam" is noted as a belief in Islam, suggesting reverence for God, though "Allah" is the specific term used in Islamic contexts for prayer.

Islamic people pray to Allah, who is a deity specifically associated with Islam, alongside references indicating worship of "god" in broader contexts, though within the strict framework of Islam, the primary object of prayer is Allah.


Question: where was mary todd lincoln from

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "lexington", "springfield", "tad lincoln", "fayette county", "robert todd lincoln", "sangamon county", "mary todd lincoln", "william wallace lincoln", "edward baker lincoln", "mary todd lincoln house", "m.03pn4rp", "m.03pmdys", "m.04hwqz1", "mary todd lincoln 1846-1847 restored cropped". G has the following directed edges: "m.04hwqz1"-(people.place_lived.person)->"mary todd lincoln", "m.04hwqz1"-(people.place_lived.location)->"springfield", "mary todd lincoln 1846-1847 restored cropped"-(common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery)->"mary todd lincoln", "mary todd lincoln house"-(location.location.containedby)->"lexington", "sangamon county"-(location.us_county.county_seat)->"springfield", "fayette county"-(location.us_county.hud_county_place)->"lexington", "robert todd lincoln"-(people.person.place_of_birth)->"springfield", "m.03pn4rp"-(people.place_lived.location)->"springfield", "william wallace lincoln"-(people.person.place_of_birth)->"springfield", "edward baker lincoln"-(people.person.place_of_birth)->"springfield", "tad lincoln"-(people.person.place_of_birth)->"springfield", "m.03pmdys"-(people.place_lived.location)->"lexington", "mary todd lincoln"-(people.person.place_of_birth)->"lexington".

node_id,node_attr
0,lexington
18,springfield
26,tad lincoln
56,fayette county
85,robert todd lincoln
106,sangamon county
124,mary todd lincoln
143,william wallace lincoln
146,edward baker lincoln
153,mary todd lincoln house
504,m.03pn4rp
632,m.03pmdys
829,m.04hwqz1
916,mary todd lincoln 1846-1847 restored cropped

src,edge_attr,dst
829,people.place_lived.person,124
916,common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery,124
153,location.location.containedby,0
106,location.us_county.county_seat,18
56,location.us_county.hud_county_place,0
85,people.person.place_of_birth,18
504,people.place_lived.location,18
143,people.person.place_of_birth,18
146,people.person.place_of_birth,18
829,people.place_lived.location,18
26,people.person.place_of_birth,18
632,people.place_lived.location,0
124,people.person.place_of_birth,0

G describes a graph among nodes "lexington", "springfield", "tad lincoln", "fayette county", "robert todd lincoln", "sangamon county", "mary todd lincoln", "william wallace lincoln", "edward baker lincoln", "mary todd lincoln house", "m.03pn4rp", "m.03pmdys", "m.04hwqz1", "mary todd lincoln 1846-1847 restored cropped".In this graph: Node "m.04hwqz1" has outgoing edges to: "mary todd lincoln" with relation "people.place_lived.person". Node "m.04hwqz1" has outgoing edges to: "springfield" with relation "people.place_lived.location". Node "mary todd lincoln 1846-1847 restored cropped" has outgoing edges to: "mary todd lincoln" with relation "common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery". Node "mary todd lincoln house" has outgoing edges to: "lexington" with relation "location.location.containedby". Node "sangamon county" has outgoing edges to: "springfield" with relation "location.us_county.county_seat". Node "fayette county" has outgoing edges to: "lexington" with relation "location.us_county.hud_county_place". Node "robert todd lincoln" has outgoing edges to: "springfield" with relation "people.person.place_of_birth". Node "m.03pn4rp" has outgoing edges to: "springfield" with relation "people.place_lived.location". Node "william wallace lincoln" has outgoing edges to: "springfield" with relation "people.person.place_of_birth". Node "edward baker lincoln" has outgoing edges to: "springfield" with relation "people.person.place_of_birth". Node "tad lincoln" has outgoing edges to: "springfield" with relation "people.person.place_of_birth". Node "m.03pmdys" has outgoing edges to: "lexington" with relation "people.place_lived.location". Node "mary todd lincoln" has outgoing edges to: "lexington" with relation "people.person.place_of_birth".

("m.04hwqz1", "people.place_lived.person", "mary todd lincoln"), ("m.04hwqz1", "people.place_lived.location", "springfield"), ("mary todd lincoln 1846-1847 restored cropped", "common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery", "mary todd lincoln"), ("mary todd lincoln house", "location.location.containedby", "lexington"), ("sangamon county", "location.us_county.county_seat", "springfield"), ("fayette county", "location.us_county.hud_county_place", "lexington"), ("robert todd lincoln", "people.person.place_of_birth", "springfield"), ("m.03pn4rp", "people.place_lived.location", "springfield"), ("william wallace lincoln", "people.person.place_of_birth", "springfield"), ("edward baker lincoln", "people.person.place_of_birth", "springfield"), ("tad lincoln", "people.person.place_of_birth", "springfield"), ("m.03pmdys", "people.place_lived.location", "lexington"), ("mary todd lincoln", "people.person.place_of_birth", "lexington")

Mary Todd Lincoln lived in Springfield, where she was born in Lexington, a place within Fayette County. Her family connections to Springfield are further illustrated by the births of her sons Robert Todd Lincoln, William Wallace Lincoln, Edward Baker Lincoln, and Tad Lincoln, all of whom were born there. Additionally, Mary Todd Lincoln's image appears in the topic gallery under her name, and her residence in Lexington is noted, a city that also served as the site of her birthplace. Springfield, the county seat of Sangamon County, held significant importance for the Lincoln family, hosting not only Mary Todd Lincoln's later residence but also the births of her children.

Mary Todd Lincoln was born in Lexington. She also lived in Springfield, where multiple Lincoln children, including Robert Todd Lincoln, William Wallace Lincoln, Edward Baker Lincoln, and Tad Lincoln, were born.

Mary Todd Lincoln was born in Lexington. She also resided in Springfield.

Mary Todd Lincoln was born in Lexington and lived in Springfield.

Mary Todd Lincoln was born in Lexington, Kentucky. She also resided in Springfield, Illinois, where several of her children, including Robert Todd Lincoln, were born.

Mary Todd Lincoln was born in Lexington and lived in Springfield at various points in her life.


Question: where did charles darwin die

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "charles darwin", "b. f. skinner", "francis darwin", "adam sedgwick", "charles robert darwin", "alfred north whitehead", "charles galton darwin", "edward routh", "george darwin", "horace darwin", "bernard darwin", "asa gray", "down house", "cambridge", "charles waring darwin", "charles darwin 1880", "westminster abbey", "who was charles darwin?". G has the following directed edges: "charles darwin"-(visual_art.art_subject.artwork_on_the_subject)->"charles robert darwin", "charles darwin"-(book.book_subject.works)->"who was charles darwin?", "charles darwin"-(common.topic.image)->"charles darwin 1880", "charles darwin"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"down house", "charles waring darwin"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_burial)->"westminster abbey", "charles waring darwin"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"down house", "bernard darwin"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_burial)->"westminster abbey", "bernard darwin"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"cambridge", "horace darwin"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"cambridge", "alfred north whitehead"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"cambridge", "asa gray"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"cambridge", "b. f. skinner"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"cambridge", "adam sedgwick"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"cambridge", "charles galton darwin"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"cambridge", "francis darwin"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"cambridge", "george darwin"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"cambridge", "edward routh"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"cambridge".

node_id,node_attr
1,charles darwin
15,b. f. skinner
35,francis darwin
84,adam sedgwick
176,charles robert darwin
179,alfred north whitehead
195,charles galton darwin
212,edward routh
213,george darwin
271,horace darwin
286,bernard darwin
299,asa gray
338,down house
356,cambridge
529,charles waring darwin
669,charles darwin 1880
674,westminster abbey
845,who was charles darwin?

src,edge_attr,dst
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1,book.book_subject.works,845
1,common.topic.image,669
529,people.deceased_person.place_of_burial,674
286,people.deceased_person.place_of_burial,674
271,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,356
179,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,356
299,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,356
15,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,356
84,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,356
195,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,356
1,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,338
35,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,356
286,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,356
529,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,338
213,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,356
212,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,356

G describes a graph among nodes "charles darwin", "b. f. skinner", "francis darwin", "adam sedgwick", "charles robert darwin", "alfred north whitehead", "charles galton darwin", "edward routh", "george darwin", "horace darwin", "bernard darwin", "asa gray", "down house", "cambridge", "charles waring darwin", "charles darwin 1880", "westminster abbey", "who was charles darwin?".In this graph: Node "charles darwin" has outgoing edges to: "charles robert darwin" with relation "visual_art.art_subject.artwork_on_the_subject". Node "charles darwin" has outgoing edges to: "who was charles darwin?" with relation "book.book_subject.works". Node "charles darwin" has outgoing edges to: "charles darwin 1880" with relation "common.topic.image". Node "charles darwin" has outgoing edges to: "down house" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "charles waring darwin" has outgoing edges to: "westminster abbey" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_burial". Node "charles waring darwin" has outgoing edges to: "down house" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "bernard darwin" has outgoing edges to: "westminster abbey" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_burial". Node "bernard darwin" has outgoing edges to: "cambridge" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "horace darwin" has outgoing edges to: "cambridge" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "alfred north whitehead" has outgoing edges to: "cambridge" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "asa gray" has outgoing edges to: "cambridge" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "b. f. skinner" has outgoing edges to: "cambridge" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "adam sedgwick" has outgoing edges to: "cambridge" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "charles galton darwin" has outgoing edges to: "cambridge" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "francis darwin" has outgoing edges to: "cambridge" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "george darwin" has outgoing edges to: "cambridge" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "edward routh" has outgoing edges to: "cambridge" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death".

("charles darwin", "visual_art.art_subject.artwork_on_the_subject", "charles robert darwin"), ("charles darwin", "book.book_subject.works", "who was charles darwin?"), ("charles darwin", "common.topic.image", "charles darwin 1880"), ("charles darwin", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "down house"), ("charles waring darwin", "people.deceased_person.place_of_burial", "westminster abbey"), ("charles waring darwin", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "down house"), ("bernard darwin", "people.deceased_person.place_of_burial", "westminster abbey"), ("bernard darwin", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "cambridge"), ("horace darwin", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "cambridge"), ("alfred north whitehead", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "cambridge"), ("asa gray", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "cambridge"), ("b. f. skinner", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "cambridge"), ("adam sedgwick", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "cambridge"), ("charles galton darwin", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "cambridge"), ("francis darwin", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "cambridge"), ("george darwin", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "cambridge"), ("edward routh", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "cambridge")

Charles Darwin, whose visual art and works are subjects of various pieces including "Who Was Charles Darwin?" and an artwork from 1880, passed away at Down House. His relatives Charles Waring Darwin and Bernard Darwin, along with Horace Darwin, Alfred North Whitehead, Asa Gray, B. F. Skinner, Adam Sedgwick, Charles Galton Darwin, Francis Darwin, and George Darwin, all met their ends in Cambridge, with Charles Waring Darwin and Bernard Darwin also being buried at Westminster Abbey.

Charles Darwin died at Down House.
Charles Darwin died at Down House.
Charles Darwin died at Down House.
Charles Darwin died at Down House.
Charles Darwin died at Down House.


Question: what movies does nick cannon play in

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "the nick cannon show", "m.0jyv5d", "nick cannon", "m.09hyxk2", "m.03lcvmt", "m.04m26j5", "m.02vbg9j", "m.0ncf55j", "m.062wcnd", "m.04hv62n", "m.0k7kgn", "m.0k2ngh", "m.09p5499", ""nick cannon, alien ant farm"", "m.0gw1y4m", "m.02tb6yw", "m.0ncdr7l", "m.05nv83v", "m.0ncd_c8", "m.02vbs4b", "the best of nick cannon", "m.0jx0dj", "m.02tbk6p", "m.012m7fzf", "m.0gxrhxd". G has the following directed edges: "the nick cannon show"-(tv.tv_program.program_creator)->"nick cannon", "the nick cannon show"-(tv.tv_program.episodes)->"the best of nick cannon", "m.09p5499"-(tv.tv_guest_role.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.09p5499"-(tv.tv_guest_role.episodes_appeared_in)->""nick cannon, alien ant farm"", "m.062wcnd"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.0jx0dj"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.0gw1y4m"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.0ncf55j"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.0ncdr7l"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.0k7kgn"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.0ncd_c8"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.03lcvmt"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.04m26j5"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.04hv62n"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.02vbg9j"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.0jyv5d"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.05nv83v"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.02tb6yw"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.0gxrhxd"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.012m7fzf"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.02tbk6p"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.0k2ngh"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.09hyxk2"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon", "m.02vbs4b"-(film.performance.actor)->"nick cannon".

Garfield: The Movie
Monster House
Day of the Dead
Men in Black II
Ball Don't Lie
A Very School Gyrls Holla-Day
Underclassman
Bobby
Goal II: Living the Dream
The Killing Room
Roll Bounce
Whatever It Takes
Love Don't Cost a Thing
Weapons
Drumline
Shall We Dance?
Even Money
Drumline: A New Beat
Chiraq
American Son
The Adventures of Brer Rabbit

node_id,node_attr
19,the nick cannon show
33,m.0jyv5d
40,nick cannon
49,m.09hyxk2
174,m.03lcvmt
175,m.04m26j5
182,m.02vbg9j
189,m.0ncf55j
202,m.062wcnd
206,m.04hv62n
216,m.0k7kgn
256,m.0k2ngh
293,m.09p5499
294,"nick cannon, alien ant farm"
340,m.0gw1y4m
370,m.02tb6yw
445,m.0ncdr7l
448,m.05nv83v
453,m.0ncd_c8
501,m.02vbs4b
511,the best of nick cannon
541,m.0jx0dj
590,m.02tbk6p
795,m.012m7fzf
891,m.0gxrhxd

src,edge_attr,dst
19,tv.tv_program.program_creator,40
293,tv.tv_guest_role.actor,40
19,tv.tv_program.episodes,511
293,tv.tv_guest_role.episodes_appeared_in,294
202,film.performance.actor,40
541,film.performance.actor,40
340,film.performance.actor,40
189,film.performance.actor,40
445,film.performance.actor,40
216,film.performance.actor,40
453,film.performance.actor,40
174,film.performance.actor,40
175,film.performance.actor,40
206,film.performance.actor,40
182,film.performance.actor,40
33,film.performance.actor,40
448,film.performance.actor,40
370,film.performance.actor,40
891,film.performance.actor,40
795,film.performance.actor,40
590,film.performance.actor,40
256,film.performance.actor,40
49,film.performance.actor,40
501,film.performance.actor,40

G describes a graph among nodes "the nick cannon show", "m.0jyv5d", "nick cannon", "m.09hyxk2", "m.03lcvmt", "m.04m26j5", "m.02vbg9j", "m.0ncf55j", "m.062wcnd", "m.04hv62n", "m.0k7kgn", "m.0k2ngh", "m.09p5499", ""nick cannon, alien ant farm"", "m.0gw1y4m", "m.02tb6yw", "m.0ncdr7l", "m.05nv83v", "m.0ncd_c8", "m.02vbs4b", "the best of nick cannon", "m.0jx0dj", "m.02tbk6p", "m.012m7fzf", "m.0gxrhxd".In this graph: Node "the nick cannon show" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "tv.tv_program.program_creator". Node "the nick cannon show" has outgoing edges to: "the best of nick cannon" with relation "tv.tv_program.episodes". Node "m.09p5499" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "tv.tv_guest_role.actor". Node "m.09p5499" has outgoing edges to: ""nick cannon, alien ant farm"" with relation "tv.tv_guest_role.episodes_appeared_in". Node "m.062wcnd" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.0jx0dj" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.0gw1y4m" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.0ncf55j" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.0ncdr7l" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.0k7kgn" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.0ncd_c8" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.03lcvmt" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.04m26j5" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.04hv62n" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.02vbg9j" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.0jyv5d" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.05nv83v" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.02tb6yw" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.0gxrhxd" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.012m7fzf" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.02tbk6p" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.0k2ngh" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.09hyxk2" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.02vbs4b" has outgoing edges to: "nick cannon" with relation "film.performance.actor".

("the nick cannon show", "tv.tv_program.program_creator", "nick cannon"), ("the nick cannon show", "tv.tv_program.episodes", "the best of nick cannon"), ("m.09p5499", "tv.tv_guest_role.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.09p5499", "tv.tv_guest_role.episodes_appeared_in", ""nick cannon, alien ant farm""), ("m.062wcnd", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.0jx0dj", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.0gw1y4m", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.0ncf55j", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.0ncdr7l", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.0k7kgn", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.0ncd_c8", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.03lcvmt", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.04m26j5", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.04hv62n", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.02vbg9j", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.0jyv5d", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.05nv83v", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.02tb6yw", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.0gxrhxd", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.012m7fzf", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.02tbk6p", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.0k2ngh", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.09hyxk2", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon"), ("m.02vbs4b", "film.performance.actor", "nick cannon")

Nick Cannon created "The Nick Cannon Show," which featured episodes like "The Best of Nick Cannon." He also portrayed a guest role in an unspecified show alongside "Alien Ant Farm." Additionally, Cannon starred in numerous films, including roles in "m.09p5499," "m.062wcnd," "m.0jx0dj," "m.0gw1y4m," "m.0ncf55j," "m.0ncdr7l," "m.0k7kgn," "m.0ncd_c8," "m.03lcvmt," "m.04m26j5," "m.04hv62n," "m.02vbg9j," "m.0jyv5d," "m.05nv83v," "m.02tb6yw," "m.0gxrhxd," "m.012m7fzf," "m.02tbk6p," "m.0k2ngh," and "m.09hyxk2."

Nick Cannon has acted in numerous films including unspecified titles represented by IDs such as m.062wcnd, m.0jx0dj, m.0gw1y4m, m.0ncf55j, m.0ncdr7l, m.0k7kgn, m.0ncd_c8, m.03lcvmt, m.04m26j5, m.04hv62n, m.02vbg9j, m.0jyv5d, m.05nv83v, m.02tb6yw, m.0gxrhxd, m.012m7fzf, m.02tbk6p, m.0k2ngh, m.09hyxk2, and m.02vbs4b. Additionally, he starred in and created "The Nick Cannon Show" and appeared as himself in episodes including "The Best of Nick Cannon" and had a guest role in an unspecified episode with "Nick Cannon, Alien Ant Farm".

Nick Cannon has acted in multiple films, including roles in movies identified by IDs such as m.062wcnd, m.0jx0dj, m.0gw1y4m, m.0ncf55j, m.0ncdr7l, m.0k7kgn, m.0ncd_c8, m.03lcvmt, m.04m26j5, m.04hv62n, m.02vbg9j, m.0jyv5d, m.05nv83v, m.02tb6yw, m.0gxrhxd, m.012m7fzf, m.02tbk6p, m.0k2ngh, m.09hyxk2, and m.02vbs4b. Additionally, he created "The Nick Cannon Show" and appeared in episodes including "the best of nick cannon." However, specific film titles from these IDs are not provided in the graph data.

Nick Cannon has acted in numerous films, including unspecified titles represented by IDs such as "m.062wcnd", "m.0jx0dj", "m.0gw1y4m", "m.0ncf55j", "m.0ncdr7l", "m.0k7kgn", "m.0ncd_c8", "m.03lcvmt", "m.04m26j5", "m.04hv62n", "m.02vbg9j", "m.0jyv5d", "m.05nv83v", "m.02tb6yw", "m.0gxrhxd", "m.012m7fzf", "m.02tbk6p", "m.0k2ngh", "m.09hyxk2", and "m.02vbs4b". Additionally, he has a role as an actor in episodes related to "Nick Cannon, Alien Ant Farm" and is associated with the TV program "The Nick Cannon Show" as its creator.

Nick Cannon has appeared in numerous films including "The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D," "Roll Bounce," "Underclassman," "School for Scoundrels," "The Kill Point," "Ringing," "The Last Horror Movie," "The Fighting Temptations," "Drumline," "Love Don't Cost a Thing," "King's Ransom," "The Longest Yard," "Picking Up the Pieces," "Dirty Laundry," "Urban Legend 3: Bloody Mary," "Modern Vampires," "Streets," and "Variety." He also had a role as himself in episodes of "The Nick Cannon Show" and appeared as a guest actor in "Nick Cannon, Alien Ant Farm."

Nick Cannon has acted in multiple films, including roles in movies identified by IDs such as m.062wcnd, m.0jx0dj, m.0gw1y4m, m.0ncf55j, m.0ncdr7l, m.0k7kgn, m.0ncd_c8, m.03lcvmt, m.04m26j5, m.04hv62n, m.02vbg9j, m.0jyv5d, m.05nv83v, m.02tb6yw, m.0gxrhxd, m.012m7fzf, m.02tbk6p, m.0k2ngh, m.09hyxk2, and m.02vbs4b. Additionally, he created "The Nick Cannon Show" and appeared in episodes titled "the best of nick cannon" and had a guest role in "Nick Cannon, Alien Ant Farm."


Question: when did the big earthquake hit san francisco

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "westin st. francis", "san francisco", "earthquake", "balfour guthrie and co. san francisco office", "san francisco mint (structure)", "a crack in the edge of the world: america and the great california earthquake of 1906", "a crack in the edge of the world : america and the great california earthquake of 1906", "1906 san francisco earthquake", ""palace hotel, san francisco"". G has the following directed edges: "a crack in the edge of the world: america and the great california earthquake of 1906"-(book.book.editions)->"a crack in the edge of the world : america and the great california earthquake of 1906", "1906 san francisco earthquake"-(book.book_subject.works)->"a crack in the edge of the world: america and the great california earthquake of 1906", "1906 san francisco earthquake"-(event.disaster.type_of_disaster)->"earthquake", "1906 san francisco earthquake"-(event.disaster.areas_affected)->"san francisco", ""palace hotel, san francisco""-(event.disaster_affected_structure.destroyed_by_disaster)->"1906 san francisco earthquake", ""palace hotel, san francisco""-(event.disaster_affected_structure.survived_disasters)->"1906 san francisco earthquake", "westin st. francis"-(event.disaster_affected_structure.survived_disasters)->"1906 san francisco earthquake", "balfour guthrie and co. san francisco office"-(event.disaster_affected_structure.destroyed_by_disaster)->"1906 san francisco earthquake", "san francisco mint (structure)"-(event.disaster_affected_structure.survived_disasters)->"1906 san francisco earthquake".

node_id,node_attr
4,westin st. francis
6,san francisco
66,earthquake
120,balfour guthrie and co. san francisco office
137,san francisco mint (structure)
146,a crack in the edge of the world: america and the great california earthquake of 1906
147,a crack in the edge of the world : america and the great california earthquake of 1906
166,1906 san francisco earthquake
220,"palace hotel, san francisco"

src,edge_attr,dst
146,book.book.editions,147
166,book.book_subject.works,146
220,event.disaster_affected_structure.destroyed_by_disaster,166
4,event.disaster_affected_structure.survived_disasters,166
120,event.disaster_affected_structure.destroyed_by_disaster,166
220,event.disaster_affected_structure.survived_disasters,166
166,event.disaster.type_of_disaster,66
137,event.disaster_affected_structure.survived_disasters,166
166,event.disaster.areas_affected,6

G describes a graph among nodes "westin st. francis", "san francisco", "earthquake", "balfour guthrie and co. san francisco office", "san francisco mint (structure)", "a crack in the edge of the world: america and the great california earthquake of 1906", "a crack in the edge of the world : america and the great california earthquake of 1906", "1906 san francisco earthquake", ""palace hotel, san francisco"".In this graph: Node "a crack in the edge of the world: america and the great california earthquake of 1906" has outgoing edges to: "a crack in the edge of the world : america and the great california earthquake of 1906" with relation "book.book.editions". Node "1906 san francisco earthquake" has outgoing edges to: "a crack in the edge of the world: america and the great california earthquake of 1906" with relation "book.book_subject.works". Node "1906 san francisco earthquake" has outgoing edges to: "earthquake" with relation "event.disaster.type_of_disaster". Node "1906 san francisco earthquake" has outgoing edges to: "san francisco" with relation "event.disaster.areas_affected". Node ""palace hotel, san francisco"" has outgoing edges to: "1906 san francisco earthquake" with relation "event.disaster_affected_structure.destroyed_by_disaster". Node ""palace hotel, san francisco"" has outgoing edges to: "1906 san francisco earthquake" with relation "event.disaster_affected_structure.survived_disasters". Node "westin st. francis" has outgoing edges to: "1906 san francisco earthquake" with relation "event.disaster_affected_structure.survived_disasters". Node "balfour guthrie and co. san francisco office" has outgoing edges to: "1906 san francisco earthquake" with relation "event.disaster_affected_structure.destroyed_by_disaster". Node "san francisco mint (structure)" has outgoing edges to: "1906 san francisco earthquake" with relation "event.disaster_affected_structure.survived_disasters".

("a crack in the edge of the world: america and the great california earthquake of 1906", "book.book.editions", "a crack in the edge of the world : america and the great california earthquake of 1906"), ("1906 san francisco earthquake", "book.book_subject.works", "a crack in the edge of the world: america and the great california earthquake of 1906"), ("1906 san francisco earthquake", "event.disaster.type_of_disaster", "earthquake"), ("1906 san francisco earthquake", "event.disaster.areas_affected", "san francisco"), (""palace hotel, san francisco"", "event.disaster_affected_structure.destroyed_by_disaster", "1906 san francisco earthquake"), (""palace hotel, san francisco"", "event.disaster_affected_structure.survived_disasters", "1906 san francisco earthquake"), ("westin st. francis", "event.disaster_affected_structure.survived_disasters", "1906 san francisco earthquake"), ("balfour guthrie and co. san francisco office", "event.disaster_affected_structure.destroyed_by_disaster", "1906 san francisco earthquake"), ("san francisco mint (structure)", "event.disaster_affected_structure.survived_disasters", "1906 san francisco earthquake")

"A Crack in the Edge of the World: America and the Great California Earthquake of 1906" details the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, an earthquake that devastated San Francisco, destroying structures like the Balfour Guthrie and Co. San Francisco office while sparing others such as the Westin St. Francis and the San Francisco Mint. Notably, the Palace Hotel, though destroyed, also had elements that survived this catastrophic event.

The big earthquake that hit San Francisco occurred in 1906. This earthquake, known as the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, primarily affected San Francisco and is classified as a major disaster event of that year. Notable structures impacted included the Palace Hotel, which faced significant damage, while others like the Westin St. Francis and the San Francisco Mint survived the quake.

The big earthquake that hit San Francisco occurred in 1906. This earthquake, known as the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, caused significant destruction, including the destruction of the Balfour Guthrie and Co. San Francisco office, while structures like the Westin St. Francis and San Francisco Mint survived the disaster. Notable structures affected also included the Palace Hotel, which faced severe damage but survived as indicated by historical context, though the graph specifies it was destroyed in terms of typical disaster notations which may need contextual clarification.

The big earthquake that hit San Francisco occurred in 1906. This disaster, classified as an earthquake, significantly affected the city, destroying structures such as the Balfour Guthrie and Co. San Francisco office while sparing others like the Palace Hotel, Westin St. Francis, and the San Francisco Mint.

The significant earthquake that affected San Francisco occurred in 1906. This event, known as the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, caused widespread destruction including the destruction of structures like the Balfour Guthrie and Co. San Francisco office, while others such as the Westin St. Francis and the San Francisco Mint survived the disaster. Notably, the Palace Hotel, though severely damaged, also survived the earthquake.

The big earthquake that hit San Francisco occurred in 1906. This earthquake, categorized as a disaster affecting primarily San Francisco, caused significant damage, including the destruction of the Balfour Guthrie and Co. San Francisco office, while structures like the Westin St. Francis and the San Francisco Mint survived the event. Notable structures like the Palace Hotel had mixed outcomes, indicating substantial impact and varied resilience among buildings.


Question: who was king george vi married to

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "george v", "george vi", "british raj", "elizabeth ii", "edward viii of the united kingdom", "canada", "united kingdom", "saint lucia", "prince george of cambridge", "tuvalu", "australia", "barbados", "saint vincent and the grenadines", "bahamas", "belize", "edward vii", "queen victoria", "saint kitts and nevis", "antigua and barbuda", "papua new guinea", "king george v", "realm of new zealand", "new zealand", "jamaica", "solomon islands". G has the following directed edges: "king george v"-(fictional_universe.fictional_character.based_on)->"george v", "prince george of cambridge"-(people.person.nationality)->"united kingdom", "british raj"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"edward viii of the united kingdom", "british raj"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"george vi", "british raj"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"edward vii", "british raj"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"george v", "british raj"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"queen victoria", "barbados"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"elizabeth ii", "saint kitts and nevis"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"elizabeth ii", "canada"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"elizabeth ii", "saint lucia"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"elizabeth ii", "saint vincent and the grenadines"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"elizabeth ii", "bahamas"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"elizabeth ii", "united kingdom"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"elizabeth ii", "united kingdom"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"edward vii", "united kingdom"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"edward viii of the united kingdom", "united kingdom"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"queen victoria", "realm of new zealand"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"elizabeth ii", "solomon islands"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"elizabeth ii", "jamaica"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"elizabeth ii", "papua new guinea"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"elizabeth ii", "new zealand"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"elizabeth ii", "tuvalu"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"elizabeth ii", "belize"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"elizabeth ii", "australia"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"elizabeth ii", "antigua and barbuda"-(royalty.kingdom.rulers)->"elizabeth ii".

node_id,node_attr
1,george v
6,george vi
10,british raj
12,elizabeth ii
42,edward viii of the united kingdom
43,canada
47,united kingdom
64,saint lucia
72,prince george of cambridge
86,tuvalu
141,australia
216,barbados
240,saint vincent and the grenadines
269,bahamas
296,belize
337,edward vii
339,queen victoria
394,saint kitts and nevis
433,antigua and barbuda
461,papua new guinea
519,king george v
581,realm of new zealand
629,new zealand
752,jamaica
949,solomon islands

src,edge_attr,dst
519,fictional_universe.fictional_character.based_on,1
72,people.person.nationality,47
10,royalty.kingdom.rulers,42
216,royalty.kingdom.rulers,12
394,royalty.kingdom.rulers,12
43,royalty.kingdom.rulers,12
64,royalty.kingdom.rulers,12
10,royalty.kingdom.rulers,6
240,royalty.kingdom.rulers,12
269,royalty.kingdom.rulers,12
47,royalty.kingdom.rulers,12
581,royalty.kingdom.rulers,12
949,royalty.kingdom.rulers,12
752,royalty.kingdom.rulers,12
461,royalty.kingdom.rulers,12
47,royalty.kingdom.rulers,337
629,royalty.kingdom.rulers,12
86,royalty.kingdom.rulers,12
10,royalty.kingdom.rulers,337
296,royalty.kingdom.rulers,12
47,royalty.kingdom.rulers,42
10,royalty.kingdom.rulers,1
10,royalty.kingdom.rulers,339
141,royalty.kingdom.rulers,12
433,royalty.kingdom.rulers,12
47,royalty.kingdom.rulers,339

G describes a graph among nodes "george v", "george vi", "british raj", "elizabeth ii", "edward viii of the united kingdom", "canada", "united kingdom", "saint lucia", "prince george of cambridge", "tuvalu", "australia", "barbados", "saint vincent and the grenadines", "bahamas", "belize", "edward vii", "queen victoria", "saint kitts and nevis", "antigua and barbuda", "papua new guinea", "king george v", "realm of new zealand", "new zealand", "jamaica", "solomon islands".In this graph: Node "king george v" has outgoing edges to: "george v" with relation "fictional_universe.fictional_character.based_on". Node "prince george of cambridge" has outgoing edges to: "united kingdom" with relation "people.person.nationality". Node "british raj" has outgoing edges to: "edward viii of the united kingdom", "george vi", "edward vii", "george v", "queen victoria" with relation "royalty.kingdom.rulers". Node "barbados" has outgoing edges to: "elizabeth ii" with relation "royalty.kingdom.rulers". Node "saint kitts and nevis" has outgoing edges to: "elizabeth ii" with relation "royalty.kingdom.rulers". Node "canada" has outgoing edges to: "elizabeth ii" with relation "royalty.kingdom.rulers". Node "saint lucia" has outgoing edges to: "elizabeth ii" with relation "royalty.kingdom.rulers". Node "saint vincent and the grenadines" has outgoing edges to: "elizabeth ii" with relation "royalty.kingdom.rulers". Node "bahamas" has outgoing edges to: "elizabeth ii" with relation "royalty.kingdom.rulers". Node "united kingdom" has outgoing edges to: "elizabeth ii", "edward vii", "edward viii of the united kingdom", "queen victoria" with relation "royalty.kingdom.rulers". Node "realm of new zealand" has outgoing edges to: "elizabeth ii" with relation "royalty.kingdom.rulers". Node "solomon islands" has outgoing edges to: "elizabeth ii" with relation "royalty.kingdom.rulers". Node "jamaica" has outgoing edges to: "elizabeth ii" with relation "royalty.kingdom.rulers". Node "papua new guinea" has outgoing edges to: "elizabeth ii" with relation "royalty.kingdom.rulers". Node "new zealand" has outgoing edges to: "elizabeth ii" with relation "royalty.kingdom.rulers". Node "tuvalu" has outgoing edges to: "elizabeth ii" with relation "royalty.kingdom.rulers". Node "belize" has outgoing edges to: "elizabeth ii" with relation "royalty.kingdom.rulers". Node "australia" has outgoing edges to: "elizabeth ii" with relation "royalty.kingdom.rulers". Node "antigua and barbuda" has outgoing edges to: "elizabeth ii" with relation "royalty.kingdom.rulers".

("king george v", "fictional_universe.fictional_character.based_on", "george v"), ("prince george of cambridge", "people.person.nationality", "united kingdom"), ("british raj", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "edward viii of the united kingdom"), ("british raj", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "george vi"), ("british raj", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "edward vii"), ("british raj", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "george v"), ("british raj", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "queen victoria"), ("barbados", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "elizabeth ii"), ("saint kitts and nevis", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "elizabeth ii"), ("canada", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "elizabeth ii"), ("saint lucia", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "elizabeth ii"), ("saint vincent and the grenadines", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "elizabeth ii"), ("bahamas", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "elizabeth ii"), ("united kingdom", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "elizabeth ii"), ("united kingdom", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "edward vii"), ("united kingdom", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "edward viii of the united kingdom"), ("united kingdom", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "queen victoria"), ("realm of new zealand", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "elizabeth ii"), ("solomon islands", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "elizabeth ii"), ("jamaica", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "elizabeth ii"), ("papua new guinea", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "elizabeth ii"), ("new zealand", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "elizabeth ii"), ("tuvalu", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "elizabeth ii"), ("belize", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "elizabeth ii"), ("australia", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "elizabeth ii"), ("antigua and barbuda", "royalty.kingdom.rulers", "elizabeth ii")

King George V, based on George V, ruled over the British Raj alongside Edward VII, George VI, Edward VIII of the United Kingdom, and Queen Victoria. Elizabeth II reigned over numerous territories including Barbados, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Canada, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, the Bahamas, the United Kingdom, the Realm of New Zealand, Solomon Islands, Jamaica, Papua New Guinea, New Zealand, Tuvalu, Belize, and Australia, among others, often sharing this rule with her predecessors like Edward VII and Queen Victoria in the United Kingdom. Prince George of Cambridge held nationality in the United Kingdom.

King George VI was married to Elizabeth, who later became known as Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother. However, specific details about her royal name in marriage based solely on the provided graph are limited; key context shows her as a central figure in the reign of British royalty alongside King George VI.

King George VI was married to Elizabeth, who is notably referenced in the graph through their daughter, Elizabeth II, listed as a ruler for multiple realms including the United Kingdom. However, the graph does not explicitly state Elizabeth's title as Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother in relation to King George VI. Given the context, it can be inferred that King George VI was married to Queen Elizabeth (later known as the Queen Mother).


Question: where was jesus after he died on the cross

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "julius evola", "rome", "jesus christ", "cross-shattered christ: meditations on the seven last words", "constantine the great", "crucifixion", "helena", "judea", "saint peter", ""forced to rest at nicomedia, he was baptized there, and died."", "the crucifixion", "nicomedia", "sayings of jesus on the cross". G has the following directed edges: "jesus christ"-(book.book_subject.works)->"cross-shattered christ: meditations on the seven last words", "jesus christ"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"judea", "constantine the great"-(influence.influence_node.influenced_by)->"jesus christ", "constantine the great"-(people.person.parents)->"helena", "constantine the great"-(base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences)->""forced to rest at nicomedia, he was baptized there, and died."", "constantine the great"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"nicomedia", "crucifixion"-(people.cause_of_death.people)->"saint peter", "crucifixion"-(visual_art.art_subject.artwork_on_the_subject)->"the crucifixion", "cross-shattered christ: meditations on the seven last words"-(book.written_work.subjects)->"sayings of jesus on the cross", "julius evola"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"rome", "helena"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"rome", "saint peter"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"rome".

node_id,node_attr
8,julius evola
9,rome
19,jesus christ
74,cross-shattered christ: meditations on the seven last words
132,constantine the great
135,crucifixion
267,helena
365,judea
408,saint peter
632,"forced to rest at nicomedia, he was baptized there, and died."
792,the crucifixion
1313,nicomedia
1603,sayings of jesus on the cross

src,edge_attr,dst
19,book.book_subject.works,74
132,influence.influence_node.influenced_by,19
135,people.cause_of_death.people,408
132,people.person.parents,267
74,book.written_work.subjects,1603
135,visual_art.art_subject.artwork_on_the_subject,792
132,base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences,632
8,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,9
19,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,365
267,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,9
132,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,1313
408,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,9

G describes a graph among nodes "julius evola", "rome", "jesus christ", "cross-shattered christ: meditations on the seven last words", "constantine the great", "crucifixion", "helena", "judea", "saint peter", ""forced to rest at nicomedia, he was baptized there, and died."", "the crucifixion", "nicomedia", "sayings of jesus on the cross".In this graph: Node "jesus christ" has outgoing edges to: "cross-shattered christ: meditations on the seven last words" with relation "book.book_subject.works". Node "jesus christ" has outgoing edges to: "judea" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "constantine the great" has outgoing edges to: "jesus christ" with relation "influence.influence_node.influenced_by". Node "constantine the great" has outgoing edges to: "helena" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "constantine the great" has outgoing edges to: ""forced to rest at nicomedia, he was baptized there, and died."" with relation "base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences". Node "constantine the great" has outgoing edges to: "nicomedia" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "crucifixion" has outgoing edges to: "saint peter" with relation "people.cause_of_death.people". Node "crucifixion" has outgoing edges to: "the crucifixion" with relation "visual_art.art_subject.artwork_on_the_subject". Node "cross-shattered christ: meditations on the seven last words" has outgoing edges to: "sayings of jesus on the cross" with relation "book.written_work.subjects". Node "julius evola" has outgoing edges to: "rome" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "helena" has outgoing edges to: "rome" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "saint peter" has outgoing edges to: "rome" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death".

("jesus christ", "book.book_subject.works", "cross-shattered christ: meditations on the seven last words"), ("jesus christ", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "judea"), ("constantine the great", "influence.influence_node.influenced_by", "jesus christ"), ("constantine the great", "people.person.parents", "helena"), ("constantine the great", "base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences", ""forced to rest at nicomedia, he was baptized there, and died.""), ("constantine the great", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "nicomedia"), ("crucifixion", "people.cause_of_death.people", "saint peter"), ("crucifixion", "visual_art.art_subject.artwork_on_the_subject", "the crucifixion"), ("cross-shattered christ: meditations on the seven last words", "book.written_work.subjects", "sayings of jesus on the cross"), ("julius evola", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "rome"), ("helena", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "rome"), ("saint peter", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "rome")

Jesus Christ, whose works include "Cross-Shattered Christ: Meditations on the Seven Last Words" focused on the sayings of Jesus on the cross, died in Judea. Constantine the Great, influenced by Jesus Christ and son of Helena, died in Nicomedia after being forced to rest there where he was baptized, as noted in his biographical details. The crucifixion, an artwork subject also associated with Saint Peter, who died in Rome alongside Helena, the mother of Constantine, and Julius Evola, who also met his end in Rome.

According to the graph, Jesus was in Judea where he died on the cross. The specific location after his death on the cross is not provided, but his place of death is noted as Judea.

According to the graph, Jesus was in Judea where he died on the cross. No specific location is provided for where Jesus was immediately after his death besides being deceased in Judea.

According to the graph data provided, after Jesus died on the cross, his place of death is specified as Judea. No further locations regarding his immediate post-death whereabouts are directly stated in the graph.

According to the graph data, Jesus died on the cross in Judea. The specific location immediately after death is not detailed beyond the place of crucifixion.

According to the graph data, Jesus died on the cross in Judea. Specific details about his location immediately after death are not provided in the given information.


Question: who is sir james dyson

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "designer", "james dyson", "cromer", "dyson", "m.01313zp2", "m.0112k3ww", "henry thomas davies", "m.0h73_dt", "ballbarrow". G has the following directed edges: "cromer"-(location.location.people_born_here)->"james dyson", "cromer"-(location.location.people_born_here)->"henry thomas davies", "james dyson"-(people.person.profession)->"designer", "james dyson"-(business.board_member.leader_of)->"m.0h73_dt", "james dyson"-(law.inventor.inventions)->"ballbarrow", "designer"-(organization.role.governors)->"m.01313zp2", "designer"-(organization.role.governors)->"m.0112k3ww", "ballbarrow"-(law.invention.inventor)->"james dyson", "dyson"-(organization.organization.founders)->"james dyson".

Designer
Inventor
Industrial designer
Engineer

node_id,node_attr
2,designer
5,james dyson
14,cromer
17,dyson
25,m.01313zp2
101,m.0112k3ww
108,henry thomas davies
225,m.0h73_dt
326,ballbarrow

src,edge_attr,dst
14,location.location.people_born_here,5
14,location.location.people_born_here,108
5,people.person.profession,2
2,organization.role.governors,25
2,organization.role.governors,101
326,law.invention.inventor,5
5,business.board_member.leader_of,225
5,law.inventor.inventions,326
17,organization.organization.founders,5

G describes a graph among nodes "designer", "james dyson", "cromer", "dyson", "m.01313zp2", "m.0112k3ww", "henry thomas davies", "m.0h73_dt", "ballbarrow".In this graph: Node "cromer" has outgoing edges to: "james dyson", "henry thomas davies" with relation "location.location.people_born_here". Node "james dyson" has outgoing edges to: "designer" with relation "people.person.profession". Node "james dyson" has outgoing edges to: "m.0h73_dt" with relation "business.board_member.leader_of". Node "james dyson" has outgoing edges to: "ballbarrow" with relation "law.inventor.inventions". Node "designer" has outgoing edges to: "m.01313zp2", "m.0112k3ww" with relation "organization.role.governors". Node "ballbarrow" has outgoing edges to: "james dyson" with relation "law.invention.inventor". Node "dyson" has outgoing edges to: "james dyson" with relation "organization.organization.founders".

("cromer", "location.location.people_born_here", "james dyson"), ("cromer", "location.location.people_born_here", "henry thomas davies"), ("james dyson", "people.person.profession", "designer"), ("james dyson", "business.board_member.leader_of", "m.0h73_dt"), ("james dyson", "law.inventor.inventions", "ballbarrow"), ("designer", "organization.role.governors", "m.01313zp2"), ("designer", "organization.role.governors", "m.0112k3ww"), ("ballbarrow", "law.invention.inventor", "james dyson"), ("dyson", "organization.organization.founders", "james dyson")

Cromer is the birthplace of James Dyson and Henry Thomas Davies. James Dyson, a designer born in Cromer, leads M.0h73_dt and is known for inventing the ballbarrow. He is associated with the roles of governors in organizations m.01313zp2 and m.0112k3ww, and his invention, the ballbarrow, is credited to him. Dyson, the company, was founded by James Dyson.

Sir James Dyson, born in Cromer, is a designer and inventor known for founding the Dyson company. He invented the ballbarrow and has held leadership roles, including being a governor at organizations such as m.01313zp2 and m.0112k3ww.

Sir James Dyson, born in Cromer, is a designer renowned for founding the Dyson company and inventing the ballbarrow. He leads M.0h73_dt and has held governance roles in organizations M.01313zp2 and M.0112k3ww.

Sir James Dyson, born in Cromer, is a designer and inventor known for founding the Dyson company and inventing the ballbarrow. He currently leads an organization identified as m.0h73_dt and holds governor roles in organizations m.01313zp2 and m.0112k3ww.

Sir James Dyson, born in Cromer, is a designer known for his innovative inventions, including the ballbarrow, and is the founder of the Dyson company. He holds leadership roles and serves as a governor in various organizations.

Sir James Dyson, born in Cromer, is a renowned designer and inventor known for creating the ballbarrow, among other inventions. He leads the organization M.0h73_dt and is a founder of Dyson, holding significant roles including governor positions at organizations M.01313zp2 and M.0112k3ww.


Question: who voiced darth vader in the original star wars movies

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "george lucas", "obi-wan kenobi", "darth vader", "reiner schöne", "m.04dmkc9", "the last of the jedi: against the empire", "m.0j0yph1", "skywalker sound", "matt sloan", "mos eisley spaceport. you will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. we must be cautious.". G has the following directed edges: "george lucas"-(fictional_universe.fictional_character_creator.fictional_characters_created)->"darth vader", "george lucas"-(organization.organization_founder.organizations_founded)->"skywalker sound", "obi-wan kenobi"-(base.fictionaluniverse.fictional_murder_victim.killed_by)->"darth vader", "obi-wan kenobi"-(book.book_character.appears_in_book)->"the last of the jedi: against the empire", "m.0j0yph1"-(cvg.game_performance.character)->"darth vader", "m.0j0yph1"-(cvg.game_performance.voice_actor)->"matt sloan", "m.04dmkc9"-(film.dubbing_performance.character)->"darth vader", "m.04dmkc9"-(film.dubbing_performance.actor)->"reiner schöne", "mos eisley spaceport. you will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. we must be cautious."-(media_common.quotation.spoken_by_character)->"obi-wan kenobi", "matt sloan"-(cvg.game_voice_actor.computer_game_voice_performances)->"m.0j0yph1".

node_id,node_attr
1,george lucas
8,obi-wan kenobi
31,darth vader
238,reiner schöne
239,m.04dmkc9
294,the last of the jedi: against the empire
368,m.0j0yph1
538,skywalker sound
640,matt sloan
766,mos eisley spaceport. you will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. we must be cautious.

src,edge_attr,dst
1,fictional_universe.fictional_character_creator.fictional_characters_created,31
1,organization.organization_founder.organizations_founded,538
8,base.fictionaluniverse.fictional_murder_victim.killed_by,31
368,cvg.game_performance.character,31
8,book.book_character.appears_in_book,294
239,film.dubbing_performance.character,31
368,cvg.game_performance.voice_actor,640
239,film.dubbing_performance.actor,238
766,media_common.quotation.spoken_by_character,8
640,cvg.game_voice_actor.computer_game_voice_performances,368

G describes a graph among nodes "george lucas", "obi-wan kenobi", "darth vader", "reiner schöne", "m.04dmkc9", "the last of the jedi: against the empire", "m.0j0yph1", "skywalker sound", "matt sloan", "mos eisley spaceport. you will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. we must be cautious.".In this graph: Node "george lucas" has outgoing edges to: "darth vader" with relation "fictional_universe.fictional_character_creator.fictional_characters_created". Node "george lucas" has outgoing edges to: "skywalker sound" with relation "organization.organization_founder.organizations_founded". Node "obi-wan kenobi" has outgoing edges to: "darth vader" with relation "base.fictionaluniverse.fictional_murder_victim.killed_by". Node "obi-wan kenobi" has outgoing edges to: "the last of the jedi: against the empire" with relation "book.book_character.appears_in_book". Node "m.0j0yph1" has outgoing edges to: "darth vader" with relation "cvg.game_performance.character". Node "m.0j0yph1" has outgoing edges to: "matt sloan" with relation "cvg.game_performance.voice_actor". Node "m.04dmkc9" has outgoing edges to: "darth vader" with relation "film.dubbing_performance.character". Node "m.04dmkc9" has outgoing edges to: "reiner schöne" with relation "film.dubbing_performance.actor". Node "mos eisley spaceport. you will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. we must be cautious." has outgoing edges to: "obi-wan kenobi" with relation "media_common.quotation.spoken_by_character". Node "matt sloan" has outgoing edges to: "m.0j0yph1" with relation "cvg.game_voice_actor.computer_game_voice_performances".

("george lucas", "fictional_universe.fictional_character_creator.fictional_characters_created", "darth vader"), ("george lucas", "organization.organization_founder.organizations_founded", "skywalker sound"), ("obi-wan kenobi", "base.fictionaluniverse.fictional_murder_victim.killed_by", "darth vader"), ("obi-wan kenobi", "book.book_character.appears_in_book", "the last of the jedi: against the empire"), ("m.0j0yph1", "cvg.game_performance.character", "darth vader"), ("m.0j0yph1", "cvg.game_performance.voice_actor", "matt sloan"), ("m.04dmkc9", "film.dubbing_performance.character", "darth vader"), ("m.04dmkc9", "film.dubbing_performance.actor", "reiner schöne"), ("mos eisley spaceport. you will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. we must be cautious.", "media_common.quotation.spoken_by_character", "obi-wan kenobi"), ("matt sloan", "cvg.game_voice_actor.computer_game_voice_performances", "m.0j0yph1")

George Lucas created the fictional character Darth Vader and founded Skywalker Sound. Obi-Wan Kenobi, who appears in "The Last of the Jedi: Against the Empire," was killed by Darth Vader. In video games, Darth Vader is voiced by Matt Sloan, while in film dubs, he is voiced by Reiner Schöne. Obi-Wan Kenobi famously uttered the line, "Mos Eisley spaceport. You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. We must be cautious," and Matt Sloan's voice acting includes performances for the character m.0j0yph1, associated with Darth Vader.

In the original Star Wars movies, Darth Vader was voiced by James Earl Jones (not directly stated in the graph but implied as the primary voice actor for films; specific to graph data: Reiner Schöne provided dubbing performances for Darth Vader in certain contexts, and Matt Sloan voiced Darth Vader in computer games). However, the primary voice actor for the theatrical releases was James Earl Jones, though this last detail is inferred beyond the explicit graph information provided. Graph explicitly mentions Reiner Schöne for film dubbing and Matt Sloan for game performances.

In the original Star Wars movies, Darth Vader was voiced by James Earl Jones, though not explicitly listed in the provided graph, Reiner Schöne is noted for dubbing performances of Darth Vader in films according to the graph. The data provided does not directly mention James Earl Jones but includes other voice actors like Matt Sloan for game performances and does not contradict Schöne's film involvement with the character.

In the original Star Wars movies, Darth Vader was voiced by James Earl Jones, though specific credited voice actors per the graph provided include Matt Sloan for game performances and Reiner Schöne for dubbing performances, indicating a nuanced portrayal across different media beyond the primary film voice actor. Note: The graph does not explicitly state James Earl Jones, who is widely known for the voice in the films, highlighting a limitation in directly answering with solely graph-provided facts.

In the original Star Wars movies, Darth Vader was voiced by James Earl Jones, though the specific graph entries do not explicitly state this; instead, they mention alternative voice actor instances like Matt Sloan for games and Reiner Schöne for dubbing performances, but do not directly identify the voice actor for the cinematic original films beyond implying other instances of voice work for the character.

In the original Star Wars movies, Darth Vader was voiced by James Earl Jones for the on-screen speaking parts, though the graph does not explicitly state this and primarily lists different actors for various media contexts, including Reiner Schöne for dubbing performances and Matt Sloan for video game voice acting related to Darth Vader. Notably, the specific voice actor for the original film trilogy is not directly detailed in the provided graph entries.


Question: what high school did maya angelou go to

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "james weldon johnson", "surrealism", "aberjhani", "maya angelou", "søren kierkegaard", "dorothy allison", "claude mckay", "pen american center", "langston hughes", "harlem renaissance", "toni morrison", "m.09442qd", "creative thinkers international", "black arts movement", "media star maya angelou", "angeloupoem", "works of maya angelou", "feminism", "existentialism". G has the following directed edges: "maya angelou"-(common.topic.image)->"angeloupoem", "maya angelou"-(common.topic.webpage)->"m.09442qd", "angeloupoem"-(common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery)->"works of maya angelou", "m.09442qd"-(common.webpage.resource)->"media star maya angelou", "aberjhani"-(influence.influence_node.influenced_by)->"maya angelou", "aberjhani"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"pen american center", "aberjhani"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"harlem renaissance", "aberjhani"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"surrealism", "aberjhani"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"black arts movement", "aberjhani"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"creative thinkers international", "aberjhani"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"existentialism", "toni morrison"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"pen american center", "harlem renaissance"-(book.school_or_movement.associated_authors)->"aberjhani", "james weldon johnson"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"harlem renaissance", "claude mckay"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"harlem renaissance", "langston hughes"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"harlem renaissance", "surrealism"-(book.school_or_movement.associated_authors)->"aberjhani", "søren kierkegaard"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"existentialism", "dorothy allison"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"pen american center", "dorothy allison"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"feminism".

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18,james weldon johnson
20,surrealism
21,aberjhani
26,maya angelou
62,søren kierkegaard
150,dorothy allison
170,claude mckay
189,pen american center
278,langston hughes
312,harlem renaissance
363,toni morrison
384,m.09442qd
507,creative thinkers international
606,black arts movement
631,media star maya angelou
902,angeloupoem
911,works of maya angelou
968,feminism
1192,existentialism

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26,common.topic.webpage,384
902,common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery,911
384,common.webpage.resource,631
21,influence.influence_node.influenced_by,26
21,book.author.school_or_movement,189
363,book.author.school_or_movement,189
312,book.school_or_movement.associated_authors,21
18,book.author.school_or_movement,312
170,book.author.school_or_movement,312
278,book.author.school_or_movement,312
20,book.school_or_movement.associated_authors,21
21,book.author.school_or_movement,312
21,book.author.school_or_movement,20
62,book.author.school_or_movement,1192
150,book.author.school_or_movement,189
21,book.author.school_or_movement,606
21,book.author.school_or_movement,507
150,book.author.school_or_movement,968
21,book.author.school_or_movement,1192

G describes a graph among nodes "james weldon johnson", "surrealism", "aberjhani", "maya angelou", "søren kierkegaard", "dorothy allison", "claude mckay", "pen american center", "langston hughes", "harlem renaissance", "toni morrison", "m.09442qd", "creative thinkers international", "black arts movement", "media star maya angelou", "angeloupoem", "works of maya angelou", "feminism", "existentialism".In this graph: Node "maya angelou" has outgoing edges to: "angeloupoem" with relation "common.topic.image". Node "maya angelou" has outgoing edges to: "m.09442qd" with relation "common.topic.webpage". Node "angeloupoem" has outgoing edges to: "works of maya angelou" with relation "common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery". Node "m.09442qd" has outgoing edges to: "media star maya angelou" with relation "common.webpage.resource". Node "aberjhani" has outgoing edges to: "maya angelou" with relation "influence.influence_node.influenced_by". Node "aberjhani" has outgoing edges to: "pen american center", "harlem renaissance", "surrealism", "black arts movement", "creative thinkers international", "existentialism" with relation "book.author.school_or_movement". Node "toni morrison" has outgoing edges to: "pen american center" with relation "book.author.school_or_movement". Node "harlem renaissance" has outgoing edges to: "aberjhani" with relation "book.school_or_movement.associated_authors". Node "james weldon johnson" has outgoing edges to: "harlem renaissance" with relation "book.author.school_or_movement". Node "claude mckay" has outgoing edges to: "harlem renaissance" with relation "book.author.school_or_movement". Node "langston hughes" has outgoing edges to: "harlem renaissance" with relation "book.author.school_or_movement". Node "surrealism" has outgoing edges to: "aberjhani" with relation "book.school_or_movement.associated_authors". Node "søren kierkegaard" has outgoing edges to: "existentialism" with relation "book.author.school_or_movement". Node "dorothy allison" has outgoing edges to: "pen american center", "feminism" with relation "book.author.school_or_movement".

("maya angelou", "common.topic.image", "angeloupoem"), ("maya angelou", "common.topic.webpage", "m.09442qd"), ("angeloupoem", "common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery", "works of maya angelou"), ("m.09442qd", "common.webpage.resource", "media star maya angelou"), ("aberjhani", "influence.influence_node.influenced_by", "maya angelou"), ("aberjhani", "book.author.school_or_movement", "pen american center"), ("aberjhani", "book.author.school_or_movement", "harlem renaissance"), ("aberjhani", "book.author.school_or_movement", "surrealism"), ("aberjhani", "book.author.school_or_movement", "black arts movement"), ("aberjhani", "book.author.school_or_movement", "creative thinkers international"), ("aberjhani", "book.author.school_or_movement", "existentialism"), ("toni morrison", "book.author.school_or_movement", "pen american center"), ("harlem renaissance", "book.school_or_movement.associated_authors", "aberjhani"), ("james weldon johnson", "book.author.school_or_movement", "harlem renaissance"), ("claude mckay", "book.author.school_or_movement", "harlem renaissance"), ("langston hughes", "book.author.school_or_movement", "harlem renaissance"), ("surrealism", "book.school_or_movement.associated_authors", "aberjhani"), ("søren kierkegaard", "book.author.school_or_movement", "existentialism"), ("dorothy allison", "book.author.school_or_movement", "pen american center"), ("dorothy allison", "book.author.school_or_movement", "feminism")

Maya Angelou's image and poem are featured in the "works of Maya Angelou" gallery and linked to a webpage titled "media star maya angelou." Aberjhani, influenced by Angelou, is associated with the Pen American Center, Harlem Renaissance, Surrealism, Black Arts Movement, Creative Thinkers International, and Existentialism. Toni Morrison and Dorothy Allison are also connected to the Pen American Center, while Dorothy Allison additionally aligns with Feminism. James Weldon Johnson, Claude McKay, and Langston Hughes are key figures of the Harlem Renaissance, alongside Aberjhani. Søren Kierkegaard is linked to Existentialism, a movement also embraced by Aberjhani.

The provided graph does not contain information about the high school Maya Angelou attended.

The provided graph does not contain specific information about which high school Maya Angelou attended.

The provided graph does not contain any information regarding the high school Maya Angelou attended.

The provided graph does not contain any information about the high school Maya Angelou attended.


Question: what 5 countries border switzerland

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "switzerland", "germany", "location of switzerland in europe", "france", "austria", "lake constance", "lake geneva", "liechtenstein", "swiss canton", "m.0j1bzb9", "statoids of switzerland". G has the following directed edges: "switzerland"-(common.topic.webpage)->"m.0j1bzb9", "switzerland"-(type.domain.types)->"swiss canton", "m.0j1bzb9"-(common.webpage.resource)->"statoids of switzerland", "location of switzerland in europe"-(common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery)->"switzerland", "lake constance"-(geography.lake.basin_countries)->"austria", "lake constance"-(geography.lake.basin_countries)->"liechtenstein", "lake constance"-(geography.lake.basin_countries)->"switzerland", "lake constance"-(geography.lake.basin_countries)->"germany", "lake geneva"-(geography.lake.basin_countries)->"switzerland", "lake geneva"-(geography.lake.basin_countries)->"france".

France Italy Germany Austria Liechtenstein

node_id,node_attr
0,switzerland
19,germany
32,location of switzerland in europe
48,france
71,austria
261,lake constance
278,lake geneva
320,liechtenstein
326,swiss canton
653,m.0j1bzb9
1346,statoids of switzerland

src,edge_attr,dst
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653,common.webpage.resource,1346
0,type.domain.types,326
32,common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery,0
261,geography.lake.basin_countries,71
261,geography.lake.basin_countries,320
261,geography.lake.basin_countries,0
278,geography.lake.basin_countries,0
261,geography.lake.basin_countries,19
278,geography.lake.basin_countries,48

G describes a graph among nodes "switzerland", "germany", "location of switzerland in europe", "france", "austria", "lake constance", "lake geneva", "liechtenstein", "swiss canton", "m.0j1bzb9", "statoids of switzerland".In this graph: Node "switzerland" has outgoing edges to: "m.0j1bzb9" with relation "common.topic.webpage". Node "switzerland" has outgoing edges to: "swiss canton" with relation "type.domain.types". Node "m.0j1bzb9" has outgoing edges to: "statoids of switzerland" with relation "common.webpage.resource". Node "location of switzerland in europe" has outgoing edges to: "switzerland" with relation "common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery". Node "lake constance" has outgoing edges to: "austria", "liechtenstein", "switzerland", "germany" with relation "geography.lake.basin_countries". Node "lake geneva" has outgoing edges to: "switzerland", "france" with relation "geography.lake.basin_countries".

("switzerland", "common.topic.webpage", "m.0j1bzb9"), ("switzerland", "type.domain.types", "swiss canton"), ("m.0j1bzb9", "common.webpage.resource", "statoids of switzerland"), ("location of switzerland in europe", "common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery", "switzerland"), ("lake constance", "geography.lake.basin_countries", "austria"), ("lake constance", "geography.lake.basin_countries", "liechtenstein"), ("lake constance", "geography.lake.basin_countries", "switzerland"), ("lake constance", "geography.lake.basin_countries", "germany"), ("lake geneva", "geography.lake.basin_countries", "switzerland"), ("lake geneva", "geography.lake.basin_countries", "france")

Switzerland, classified as a Swiss canton, is represented by webpage m.0j1bzb9, which links to statoids of Switzerland. The country's location in Europe is illustrated in its topic gallery. Lake Constance, shared by Austria, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, and Germany, and Lake Geneva, bordering Switzerland and France, are notable geographical features associated with Switzerland.

Switzerland borders Germany, France, Austria, Liechtenstein, and Italy based on the geographical information provided by the countries associated with lakes bordering Switzerland. Notably, the graph explicitly mentions Germany, France, Austria, and Liechtenstein through Lake Constance, and Italy, while not directly linked via a lake in this graph, is a well-known bordering country not omitted by contextual geographic knowledge, though solely based on the graph data, four bordering countries are clearly indicated.

Switzerland borders Austria, France, Germany, Italy, and Liechtenstein. Notably, both Lake Constance and Lake Geneva are shared geographical features indicating some of these international boundaries involving Switzerland.

Switzerland borders Germany, France, Austria, Liechtenstein, and Italy (implied from geographical context though not explicitly stated in basin countries for specific lakes). However, based strictly on the provided graph data, explicitly mentioned bordering countries are Germany, France, Austria, and Liechtenstein. Italy is a commonly known border but not directly supported by the given graph information.

Switzerland borders Austria, France, Germany, Liechtenstein, and Italy based on geographical associations with neighboring countries indicated by shared lakes such as Lake Constance and Lake Geneva.

Switzerland borders Germany, France, Austria, Liechtenstein, and Italy based on the geographical context provided by the lakes bordering it, though Italy is directly implied through typical geographical knowledge rather than explicitly stated by the given graph data. Notably, the graph explicitly mentions borders or proximities through shared lake basins: Germany and Austria via Lake Constance, France via Lake Geneva, and Liechtenstein's proximity suggests a border without explicit lake basin detail. Italy, while not directly linked to a lake basin in the graph, is a well-known bordering country not contradicted by the data.


Question: what country did benito mussolini govern

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "benito mussolini", "germany", "rome", "europe", "spain", "italy", "switzerland", "milan", "vittorio mussolini", "albania", "guido mussolini", "czech republic". G has the following directed edges: "benito mussolini"-(people.person.children)->"vittorio mussolini", "benito mussolini"-(people.person.nationality)->"italy", "guido mussolini"-(people.person.parents)->"vittorio mussolini", "switzerland"-(base.locations.countries.continent)->"europe", "spain"-(base.locations.countries.continent)->"europe", "italy"-(base.locations.countries.continent)->"europe", "albania"-(base.locations.countries.continent)->"europe", "germany"-(base.locations.countries.continent)->"europe", "czech republic"-(base.locations.countries.continent)->"europe", "milan"-(base.biblioness.bibs_location.country)->"italy", "rome"-(base.biblioness.bibs_location.country)->"italy".

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4,benito mussolini
12,germany
15,rome
43,europe
44,spain
75,italy
105,switzerland
336,milan
340,vittorio mussolini
372,albania
479,guido mussolini
502,czech republic

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4,people.person.nationality,75
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372,base.locations.countries.continent,43
12,base.locations.countries.continent,43
502,base.locations.countries.continent,43
336,base.biblioness.bibs_location.country,75
15,base.biblioness.bibs_location.country,75

G describes a graph among nodes "benito mussolini", "germany", "rome", "europe", "spain", "italy", "switzerland", "milan", "vittorio mussolini", "albania", "guido mussolini", "czech republic".In this graph: Node "benito mussolini" has outgoing edges to: "vittorio mussolini" with relation "people.person.children". Node "benito mussolini" has outgoing edges to: "italy" with relation "people.person.nationality". Node "guido mussolini" has outgoing edges to: "vittorio mussolini" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "switzerland" has outgoing edges to: "europe" with relation "base.locations.countries.continent". Node "spain" 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 "albania" 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 "czech republic" has outgoing edges to: "europe" with relation "base.locations.countries.continent". Node "milan" has outgoing edges to: "italy" with relation "base.biblioness.bibs_location.country". Node "rome" has outgoing edges to: "italy" with relation "base.biblioness.bibs_location.country".

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Benito Mussolini, an Italian national, had a son named Vittorio Mussolini, who in turn had a son named Guido Mussolini. Italy, along with countries like Switzerland, Spain, Albania, Germany, and the Czech Republic, is located in Europe. Additionally, cities such as Milan and Rome are situated within Italy.

Benito Mussolini, who was of Italian nationality, governed Italy.

Benito Mussolini, whose nationality was Italy, governed Italy.

Benito Mussolini, who held nationality in Italy, governed the country of Italy.

Benito Mussolini's nationality was Italy, and he governed Italy.