Question: what language tunisia

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "tunisia", "location tunisia", "french conquest of tunisia", "arabic language", "la dépêche tunisienne", "france", "parliament of tunisia", "french". G has the following directed edges: "parliament of tunisia"-(government.governmental_body.jurisdiction)->"tunisia", "french conquest of tunisia"-(base.culturalevent.event.entity_involved)->"tunisia", "tunisia"-(common.topic.image)->"location tunisia", "french"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"tunisia", "french"-(language.human_language.main_country)->"france", "la dépêche tunisienne"-(book.periodical.language)->"french", "arabic language"-(language.human_language.main_country)->"tunisia".

node_id,node_attr
5,tunisia
84,location tunisia
138,french conquest of tunisia
261,arabic language
304,la dépêche tunisienne
326,france
386,parliament of tunisia
704,french

src,edge_attr,dst
386,government.governmental_body.jurisdiction,5
138,base.culturalevent.event.entity_involved,5
5,common.topic.image,84
704,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,5
704,language.human_language.main_country,326
304,book.periodical.language,704
261,language.human_language.main_country,5

G describes a graph among nodes "tunisia", "location tunisia", "french conquest of tunisia", "arabic language", "la dépêche tunisienne", "france", "parliament of tunisia", "french".In this graph: Node "parliament of tunisia" has outgoing edges to: "tunisia" with relation "government.governmental_body.jurisdiction". Node "french conquest of tunisia" has outgoing edges to: "tunisia" with relation "base.culturalevent.event.entity_involved". Node "tunisia" has outgoing edges to: "location tunisia" with relation "common.topic.image". Node "french" has outgoing edges to: "tunisia" with relation "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in". Node "french" has outgoing edges to: "france" with relation "language.human_language.main_country". Node "la dépêche tunisienne" has outgoing edges to: "french" with relation "book.periodical.language". Node "arabic language" has outgoing edges to: "tunisia" with relation "language.human_language.main_country".

("parliament of tunisia", "government.governmental_body.jurisdiction", "tunisia"), ("french conquest of tunisia", "base.culturalevent.event.entity_involved", "tunisia"), ("tunisia", "common.topic.image", "location tunisia"), ("french", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "tunisia"), ("french", "language.human_language.main_country", "france"), ("la dépêche tunisienne", "book.periodical.language", "french"), ("arabic language", "language.human_language.main_country", "tunisia")

The Parliament of Tunisia operates as a governmental body within the jurisdiction of Tunisia, a country that has historical ties to the French conquest. Tunisia is depicted as a significant location, where both French and Arabic languages are prominently spoken; French is also the main language of France and the language of the periodical La Dépêche Tunisienne, while Arabic holds primary status in Tunisia.

Tunisia recognizes both Arabic and French due to historical influences; Arabic is the main language of Tunisia, reflecting its national linguistic identity, while French is also spoken and holds significance, evident in its use in publications like "La Dépêche Tunisienne" and the country's history involving the French conquest.

Tunisia has two prominently associated languages: Arabic, which is the main language of the country, and French, which is also spoken and notably used in media such as "La Dépêche Tunisienne." Historical influences, including the French conquest, have contributed to the presence of French in Tunisia.

Tunisia recognizes Arabic as its main language, while French is also spoken due to historical influences such as the French conquest. French is notably used in media like "La Dépêche Tunisienne."

Tunisia's official languages include Arabic, which is predominant in the country, and French, which is also widely spoken due to historical influence, evident in media like "La Dépêche Tunisienne" published in French.

Tunisia's official language is Arabic, with French also widely spoken due to historical influences, including the French conquest. French is notably used in media like "La Dépêche Tunisienne."


Question: what are some inventions that leonardo da vinci invented

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "codex atlanticus", "leonardo da vinci : engineer and architect", "parachute", "armored car", "leonardo da vinci", "aerial screw", "anemometer", "viola organista", "ornithopter", "triple barrel canon", "33-barreled organ", "double hull", ""leonardo da vinci : experience, experiment and design"", "diving suit", "camera obscura invention credited to leonardo da vinci". G has the following directed edges: "codex atlanticus"-(book.written_work.author)->"leonardo da vinci", "codex atlanticus"-(book.book.editions)->"leonardo da vinci : engineer and architect", "leonardo da vinci"-(base.kwebbase.kwtopic.connections_to)->"camera obscura invention credited to leonardo da vinci", "leonardo da vinci"-(law.inventor.inventions)->"diving suit", "leonardo da vinci"-(law.inventor.inventions)->"viola organista", "leonardo da vinci"-(law.inventor.inventions)->"double hull", "leonardo da vinci"-(law.inventor.inventions)->"armored car", "leonardo da vinci"-(law.inventor.inventions)->"aerial screw", "leonardo da vinci"-(law.inventor.inventions)->"triple barrel canon", "leonardo da vinci"-(law.inventor.inventions)->"33-barreled organ", "leonardo da vinci"-(law.inventor.inventions)->"ornithopter", "leonardo da vinci"-(law.inventor.inventions)->"anemometer", "leonardo da vinci"-(law.inventor.inventions)->"parachute", ""leonardo da vinci : experience, experiment and design""-(exhibitions.exhibition.subjects)->"leonardo da vinci".

Diving suit
Triple Barrel Canon
Viola organista
Double hull
Aerial Screw
Anemometer
33-Barreled Organ
Armored car
Parachute
Ornithopter

node_id,node_attr
14,codex atlanticus
15,leonardo da vinci : engineer and architect
26,parachute
33,armored car
46,leonardo da vinci
56,aerial screw
153,anemometer
323,viola organista
332,ornithopter
497,triple barrel canon
577,33-barreled organ
715,double hull
728,"leonardo da vinci : experience, experiment and design"
777,diving suit
1234,camera obscura invention credited to leonardo da vinci

src,edge_attr,dst
14,book.written_work.author,46
14,book.book.editions,15
46,base.kwebbase.kwtopic.connections_to,1234
728,exhibitions.exhibition.subjects,46
46,law.inventor.inventions,777
46,law.inventor.inventions,323
46,law.inventor.inventions,715
46,law.inventor.inventions,33
46,law.inventor.inventions,56
46,law.inventor.inventions,497
46,law.inventor.inventions,577
46,law.inventor.inventions,332
46,law.inventor.inventions,153
46,law.inventor.inventions,26

G describes a graph among nodes "codex atlanticus", "leonardo da vinci : engineer and architect", "parachute", "armored car", "leonardo da vinci", "aerial screw", "anemometer", "viola organista", "ornithopter", "triple barrel canon", "33-barreled organ", "double hull", ""leonardo da vinci : experience, experiment and design"", "diving suit", "camera obscura invention credited to leonardo da vinci".In this graph: Node "codex atlanticus" has outgoing edges to: "leonardo da vinci" with relation "book.written_work.author". Node "codex atlanticus" has outgoing edges to: "leonardo da vinci : engineer and architect" with relation "book.book.editions". Node "leonardo da vinci" has outgoing edges to: "camera obscura invention credited to leonardo da vinci" with relation "base.kwebbase.kwtopic.connections_to". Node "leonardo da vinci" has outgoing edges to: "diving suit", "viola organista", "double hull", "armored car", "aerial screw", "triple barrel canon", "33-barreled organ", "ornithopter", "anemometer", "parachute" with relation "law.inventor.inventions". Node ""leonardo da vinci : experience, experiment and design"" has outgoing edges to: "leonardo da vinci" with relation "exhibitions.exhibition.subjects".

("codex atlanticus", "book.written_work.author", "leonardo da vinci"), ("codex atlanticus", "book.book.editions", "leonardo da vinci : engineer and architect"), ("leonardo da vinci", "base.kwebbase.kwtopic.connections_to", "camera obscura invention credited to leonardo da vinci"), ("leonardo da vinci", "law.inventor.inventions", "diving suit"), ("leonardo da vinci", "law.inventor.inventions", "viola organista"), ("leonardo da vinci", "law.inventor.inventions", "double hull"), ("leonardo da vinci", "law.inventor.inventions", "armored car"), ("leonardo da vinci", "law.inventor.inventions", "aerial screw"), ("leonardo da vinci", "law.inventor.inventions", "triple barrel canon"), ("leonardo da vinci", "law.inventor.inventions", "33-barreled organ"), ("leonardo da vinci", "law.inventor.inventions", "ornithopter"), ("leonardo da vinci", "law.inventor.inventions", "anemometer"), ("leonardo da vinci", "law.inventor.inventions", "parachute"), (""leonardo da vinci : experience, experiment and design"", "exhibitions.exhibition.subjects", "leonardo da vinci")

The Codex Atlanticus, authored by Leonardo da Vinci, is featured in editions titled "Leonardo da Vinci: Engineer and Architect." Leonardo da Vinci, known for his wide-ranging inventions, is credited with the camera obscura and created numerous other devices including a diving suit, viola organista, double hull, armored car, aerial screw, triple barrel canon, 33-barreled organ, ornithopter, anemometer, and parachute. His work and experiences are explored in exhibitions centered around "Leonardo da Vinci: Experience, Experiment and Design."

Leonardo da Vinci is credited with inventing numerous devices including a diving suit, viola organista, double hull, armored car, aerial screw (early helicopter), triple barrel canon, 33-barreled organ, ornithopter (wing-flapping aircraft), anemometer, and parachute. He also explored concepts related to the camera obscura.

Leonardo da Vinci is credited with inventing numerous devices, including a diving suit, viola organista, double hull, armored car, aerial screw, triple barrel canon, 33-barreled organ, ornithopter, parachute, and anemometer. Additionally, his work on the camera obscura is noted, though invention attribution might vary.

Leonardo da Vinci is credited with inventing or conceptualizing a variety of devices including the diving suit, viola organista, double hull, armored car, aerial screw (early helicopter), triple barrel canon, 33-barreled organ, ornithopter (early flying machine), anemometer, and parachute. Additionally, his work on the camera obscura is noted, although its invention is attributed to him rather than definitively proven.

Leonardo da Vinci is credited with inventing numerous devices including a diving suit, viola organista, double hull, armored car, aerial screw, triple barrel canon, 33-barreled organ, ornithopter, parachute, and anemometer. His work and inventions, documented in works like the Codex Atlanticus, also notably connect him to the concept of the camera obscura.

Leonardo da Vinci is credited with inventing several devices including the diving suit, viola organista, double hull, armored car, aerial screw, triple barrel canon, 33-barreled organ, ornithopter, parachute, and anemometer. Additionally, his explorations and designs related to the camera obscura are noteworthy.


Question: who wrote st trinians

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "ronald searle", "the curse of st. trinian's", ""back to the slaughterhouse, and other ugly moments"", "le nouveau ballet anglais", "from frozen north to filthy lucre", "searle's zoodiac", "die katzen", "st. trinian's", "ronald searle in perspective", ""merry england, etc"", ""ah yes, i remember it well.."", "the st trinian's story", "the situation is hopeless", "souls in torment", "the female approach", "hurrah for st trinians", "the female approach: the belles of st. trinian's and other cartoons", "the illustrated winespeak", "st. trinian's: the entire appalling business", "looking at london and people worth meeting", "the terror of st trinian's", "more cats", "forty drawings", "to the kwai and back", "the king of beasts & other creatures", "st trinian's: the cartoons", ""hello, where did all the people go?"", "take one toad", "non-sexist dictionary", "searle in the sixties", "pardong m'sieur", "marquis de sade meets goody two-shoes", "45 ans de dessins", "secret sketchbook". G has the following directed edges: "st. trinian's"-(film.film.written_by)->"ronald searle", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"hurrah for st trinians", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"the curse of st. trinian's", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->""back to the slaughterhouse, and other ugly moments"", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"le nouveau ballet anglais", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"from frozen north to filthy lucre", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"searle's zoodiac", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"die katzen", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"ronald searle in perspective", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->""merry england, etc"", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->""ah yes, i remember it well.."", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"the st trinian's story", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"the situation is hopeless", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"souls in torment", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"the female approach", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"the female approach: the belles of st. trinian's and other cartoons", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"the illustrated winespeak", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"st. trinian's: the entire appalling business", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"looking at london and people worth meeting", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"the terror of st trinian's", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"more cats", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"forty drawings", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"to the kwai and back", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"the king of beasts & other creatures", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"st trinian's: the cartoons", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->""hello, where did all the people go?"", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"take one toad", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"non-sexist dictionary", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"searle in the sixties", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"pardong m'sieur", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"marquis de sade meets goody two-shoes", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"45 ans de dessins", "ronald searle"-(book.author.works_written)->"secret sketchbook".

node_id,node_attr
2,ronald searle
3,the curse of st. trinian's
8,"back to the slaughterhouse, and other ugly moments"
9,le nouveau ballet anglais
14,from frozen north to filthy lucre
17,searle's zoodiac
21,die katzen
23,st. trinian's
30,ronald searle in perspective
32,"merry england, etc"
33,"ah yes, i remember it well.."
36,the st trinian's story
39,the situation is hopeless
40,souls in torment
42,the female approach
43,hurrah for st trinians
54,the female approach: the belles of st. trinian's and other cartoons
55,the illustrated winespeak
56,st. trinian's: the entire appalling business
58,looking at london and people worth meeting
61,the terror of st trinian's
65,more cats
66,forty drawings
78,to the kwai and back
79,the king of beasts & other creatures
80,st trinian's: the cartoons
81,"hello, where did all the people go?"
83,take one toad
84,non-sexist dictionary
85,searle in the sixties
86,pardong m'sieur
87,marquis de sade meets goody two-shoes
88,45 ans de dessins
89,secret sketchbook

src,edge_attr,dst
23,film.film.written_by,2
2,book.author.works_written,43
2,book.author.works_written,3
2,book.author.works_written,8
2,book.author.works_written,9
2,book.author.works_written,14
2,book.author.works_written,17
2,book.author.works_written,21
2,book.author.works_written,30
2,book.author.works_written,32
2,book.author.works_written,33
2,book.author.works_written,36
2,book.author.works_written,39
2,book.author.works_written,40
2,book.author.works_written,42
2,book.author.works_written,54
2,book.author.works_written,55
2,book.author.works_written,56
2,book.author.works_written,58
2,book.author.works_written,61
2,book.author.works_written,65
2,book.author.works_written,66
2,book.author.works_written,78
2,book.author.works_written,79
2,book.author.works_written,80
2,book.author.works_written,81
2,book.author.works_written,83
2,book.author.works_written,84
2,book.author.works_written,85
2,book.author.works_written,86
2,book.author.works_written,87
2,book.author.works_written,88
2,book.author.works_written,89

G describes a graph among nodes "ronald searle", "the curse of st. trinian's", ""back to the slaughterhouse, and other ugly moments"", "le nouveau ballet anglais", "from frozen north to filthy lucre", "searle's zoodiac", "die katzen", "st. trinian's", "ronald searle in perspective", ""merry england, etc"", ""ah yes, i remember it well.."", "the st trinian's story", "the situation is hopeless", "souls in torment", "the female approach", "hurrah for st trinians", "the female approach: the belles of st. trinian's and other cartoons", "the illustrated winespeak", "st. trinian's: the entire appalling business", "looking at london and people worth meeting", "the terror of st trinian's", "more cats", "forty drawings", "to the kwai and back", "the king of beasts & other creatures", "st trinian's: the cartoons", ""hello, where did all the people go?"", "take one toad", "non-sexist dictionary", "searle in the sixties", "pardong m'sieur", "marquis de sade meets goody two-shoes", "45 ans de dessins", "secret sketchbook".In this graph: Node "st. trinian's" has outgoing edges to: "ronald searle" with relation "film.film.written_by". Node "ronald searle" has outgoing edges to: "hurrah for st trinians", "the curse of st. trinian's", ""back to the slaughterhouse, and other ugly moments"", "le nouveau ballet anglais", "from frozen north to filthy lucre", "searle's zoodiac", "die katzen", "ronald searle in perspective", ""merry england, etc"", ""ah yes, i remember it well.."", "the st trinian's story", "the situation is hopeless", "souls in torment", "the female approach", "the female approach: the belles of st. trinian's and other cartoons", "the illustrated winespeak", "st. trinian's: the entire appalling business", "looking at london and people worth meeting", "the terror of st trinian's", "more cats", "forty drawings", "to the kwai and back", "the king of beasts & other creatures", "st trinian's: the cartoons", ""hello, where did all the people go?"", "take one toad", "non-sexist dictionary", "searle in the sixties", "pardong m'sieur", "marquis de sade meets goody two-shoes", "45 ans de dessins", "secret sketchbook" with relation "book.author.works_written".

("st. trinian's", "film.film.written_by", "ronald searle"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "hurrah for st trinians"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "the curse of st. trinian's"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", ""back to the slaughterhouse, and other ugly moments""), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "le nouveau ballet anglais"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "from frozen north to filthy lucre"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "searle's zoodiac"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "die katzen"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "ronald searle in perspective"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", ""merry england, etc""), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", ""ah yes, i remember it well..""), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "the st trinian's story"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "the situation is hopeless"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "souls in torment"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "the female approach"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "the female approach: the belles of st. trinian's and other cartoons"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "the illustrated winespeak"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "st. trinian's: the entire appalling business"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "looking at london and people worth meeting"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "the terror of st trinian's"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "more cats"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "forty drawings"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "to the kwai and back"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "the king of beasts & other creatures"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "st trinian's: the cartoons"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", ""hello, where did all the people go?""), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "take one toad"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "non-sexist dictionary"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "searle in the sixties"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "pardong m'sieur"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "marquis de sade meets goody two-shoes"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "45 ans de dessins"), ("ronald searle", "book.author.works_written", "secret sketchbook")

Ronald Searle wrote "St. Trinian's," which was adapted into a film, and authored numerous books including "Hurrah for St Trinian's," "The Curse of St. Trinian's," "Back to the Slaughterhouse, and Other Ugly Moments," "Le Nouveau Ballet Anglais," "From Frozen North to Filthy Lucre," "Searle's Zoodiac," "Die Katzen," "Ronald Searle in Perspective," "Merry England, etc.," "Ah Yes, I Remember It Well..," "The St Trinian's Story," "The Situation is Hopeless," "Souls in Torment," "The Female Approach," "The Female Approach: The Belles of St. Trinian's and Other Cartoons," "The Illustrated Winespeak," "St. Trinian's: The Entire Appalling Business," "Looking at London and People Worth Meeting," "The Terror of St Trinian's," "More Cats," "Forty Drawings," "To the Kwai and Back," "The King of Beasts & Other Creatures," "St Trinian's: The Cartoons," "Hello, Where Did All the People Go?," "Take One Toad," "Non-Sex

Ronald Searle wrote the "St Trinian's" film and authored multiple works related to St Trinian's including "Hurrah for St Trinian's," "The Curse of St. Trinian's," and "The St Trinian's Story."

Ronald Searle wrote numerous works related to St Trinian's, including films and books such as "Hurrah for St Trinians," "The Curse of St Trinian's," "The St Trinian's Story," and "St Trinian's: The Cartoons." Specifically, Ronald Searle is noted for writing the film "St Trinian's."

Ronald Searle wrote multiple works related to St Trinian's, including films and books such as "Hurrah for St Trinians," "The Curse of St. Trinian's," and "The St Trinian's Story," establishing him as the creator of the St Trinian's series.

Ronald Searle wrote the St Trinian's series, which includes works such as "Hurrah for St Trinians," "The Curse of St Trinian's," and "St Trinian's: The Entire Appalling Business," among others, as well as being credited for writing the St Trinian's film.

Ronald Searle wrote multiple works centered around St Trinian's, including film and books such as "Hurrah for St Trinians," "The Curse of St Trinian's," "The St Trinian's Story," and "St Trinian's: The Entire Appalling Business," establishing him as the creator of the St Trinian's series.


Question: what are malaysian coins called

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "malaysia", "malaysian ringgit", "malaysian road transport department", "malaysian language", "government of malaysia". G has the following directed edges: "malaysian road transport department"-(government.government_agency.jurisdiction)->"malaysia", "malaysian road transport department"-(government.government_agency.government)->"government of malaysia", "malaysian ringgit"-(finance.currency.countries_used)->"malaysia", "malaysia"-(location.country.official_language)->"malaysian language".

node_id,node_attr
1,malaysia
118,malaysian ringgit
215,malaysian road transport department
503,malaysian language
744,government of malaysia

src,edge_attr,dst
215,government.government_agency.jurisdiction,1
215,government.government_agency.government,744
118,finance.currency.countries_used,1
1,location.country.official_language,503

G describes a graph among nodes "malaysia", "malaysian ringgit", "malaysian road transport department", "malaysian language", "government of malaysia".In this graph: Node "malaysian road transport department" has outgoing edges to: "malaysia" with relation "government.government_agency.jurisdiction". Node "malaysian road transport department" has outgoing edges to: "government of malaysia" with relation "government.government_agency.government". Node "malaysian ringgit" has outgoing edges to: "malaysia" with relation "finance.currency.countries_used". Node "malaysia" has outgoing edges to: "malaysian language" with relation "location.country.official_language".

("malaysian road transport department", "government.government_agency.jurisdiction", "malaysia"), ("malaysian road transport department", "government.government_agency.government", "government of malaysia"), ("malaysian ringgit", "finance.currency.countries_used", "malaysia"), ("malaysia", "location.country.official_language", "malaysian language")

The Malaysian Road Transport Department, a government agency under the jurisdiction of Malaysia and part of the Government of Malaysia, oversees road transport within the country. The official currency used in Malaysia is the Malaysian Ringgit, and the national language of Malaysia is Malaysian.

The currency used in Malaysia is called the Malaysian ringgit, which includes coins as part of its denominations.

The currency used in Malaysia is called the Malaysian Ringgit, though specific denominations such as coin names are not detailed in the provided graph. Typically relevant to currency context, the Malaysian Ringgit includes coins as part of its denominations.

The currency used in Malaysia, known as the Malaysian ringgit, consists of coins that are part of its monetary system for transactions within the country.

The currency used in Malaysia, known as the Malaysian Ringgit, consists of coins which, while specific denominations are not detailed here, collectively form part of the national monetary system alongside banknotes.

Malaysian coins are part of the Malaysian currency system, known as the Malaysian ringgit.


Question: what type government does mexico have

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "mexico", "guatemala", "united states of america", "administrative divisions of mexico", "federal government of mexico", "socialist party of mexico", "presidential system", "federal republic", "constitutional republic". G has the following directed edges: "mexico"-(organization.organization_scope.organizations_with_this_scope)->"socialist party of mexico", "mexico"-(location.country.administrative_divisions)->"administrative divisions of mexico", "federal government of mexico"-(government.government.government_for)->"mexico", "presidential system"-(government.form_of_government.countries)->"united states of america", "presidential system"-(government.form_of_government.countries)->"guatemala", "presidential system"-(government.form_of_government.countries)->"mexico", "constitutional republic"-(government.form_of_government.countries)->"united states of america", "constitutional republic"-(government.form_of_government.countries)->"guatemala", "constitutional republic"-(government.form_of_government.countries)->"mexico", "federal republic"-(government.form_of_government.countries)->"mexico", "federal republic"-(government.form_of_government.countries)->"united states of america".

Presidential system
Federal republic
Constitutional republic

node_id,node_attr
0,mexico
11,guatemala
36,united states of america
111,administrative divisions of mexico
382,federal government of mexico
478,socialist party of mexico
532,presidential system
653,federal republic
744,constitutional republic

src,edge_attr,dst
0,organization.organization_scope.organizations_with_this_scope,478
0,location.country.administrative_divisions,111
382,government.government.government_for,0
532,government.form_of_government.countries,36
744,government.form_of_government.countries,36
653,government.form_of_government.countries,0
744,government.form_of_government.countries,11
532,government.form_of_government.countries,11
653,government.form_of_government.countries,36
532,government.form_of_government.countries,0
744,government.form_of_government.countries,0

G describes a graph among nodes "mexico", "guatemala", "united states of america", "administrative divisions of mexico", "federal government of mexico", "socialist party of mexico", "presidential system", "federal republic", "constitutional republic".In this graph: Node "mexico" has outgoing edges to: "socialist party of mexico" with relation "organization.organization_scope.organizations_with_this_scope". Node "mexico" has outgoing edges to: "administrative divisions of mexico" with relation "location.country.administrative_divisions". Node "federal government of mexico" has outgoing edges to: "mexico" with relation "government.government.government_for". Node "presidential system" has outgoing edges to: "united states of america", "guatemala", "mexico" with relation "government.form_of_government.countries". Node "constitutional republic" has outgoing edges to: "united states of america", "guatemala", "mexico" with relation "government.form_of_government.countries". Node "federal republic" has outgoing edges to: "mexico", "united states of america" with relation "government.form_of_government.countries".

("mexico", "organization.organization_scope.organizations_with_this_scope", "socialist party of mexico"), ("mexico", "location.country.administrative_divisions", "administrative divisions of mexico"), ("federal government of mexico", "government.government.government_for", "mexico"), ("presidential system", "government.form_of_government.countries", "united states of america"), ("presidential system", "government.form_of_government.countries", "guatemala"), ("presidential system", "government.form_of_government.countries", "mexico"), ("constitutional republic", "government.form_of_government.countries", "united states of america"), ("constitutional republic", "government.form_of_government.countries", "guatemala"), ("constitutional republic", "government.form_of_government.countries", "mexico"), ("federal republic", "government.form_of_government.countries", "mexico"), ("federal republic", "government.form_of_government.countries", "united states of america")

Mexico is governed as a federal republic and a constitutional republic, with a presidential system, and is divided into administrative divisions. The country is home to the Socialist Party of Mexico and is led by a federal government. Both the United States of America and Guatemala also employ presidential systems and are constitutional republics, sharing similar governmental structures with Mexico.

Mexico operates under a federal republic form of government, which is also classified as a constitutional republic with a presidential system.

Mexico operates under a federal republic form of government, which is also characterized as a presidential system and a constitutional republic. It includes administrative divisions and is governed by entities such as the Federal Government of Mexico, alongside political parties like the Socialist Party of Mexico.

Mexico has a federal republic form of government, functioning as a constitutional republic under a presidential system. It includes administrative divisions and is associated with political parties like the Socialist Party of Mexico.

Mexico operates under a federal republic system, functioning as a constitutional republic with a federal government led by a president, indicating it has a presidential system of government.

Mexico operates under a federal republic framework, characterized as a constitutional republic with a presidential system of government. This governmental structure is explicitly listed among the countries governed by these specific forms.


Question: what currency does dominican republic take

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "dominican republic", "dominican peso", "m.0jrc6sm", "flag of the dominican republic". G has the following directed edges: "m.0jrc6sm"-(symbols.flag_use.flag_user)->"dominican republic", "m.0jrc6sm"-(symbols.flag_use.flag)->"flag of the dominican republic", "dominican republic"-(location.country.currency_used)->"dominican peso".

node_id,node_attr
0,dominican republic
530,dominican peso
807,m.0jrc6sm
1395,flag of the dominican republic

src,edge_attr,dst
807,symbols.flag_use.flag_user,0
807,symbols.flag_use.flag,1395
0,location.country.currency_used,530

G describes a graph among nodes "dominican republic", "dominican peso", "m.0jrc6sm", "flag of the dominican republic".In this graph: Node "m.0jrc6sm" has outgoing edges to: "dominican republic" with relation "symbols.flag_use.flag_user". Node "m.0jrc6sm" has outgoing edges to: "flag of the dominican republic" with relation "symbols.flag_use.flag". Node "dominican republic" has outgoing edges to: "dominican peso" with relation "location.country.currency_used".

("m.0jrc6sm", "symbols.flag_use.flag_user", "dominican republic"), ("m.0jrc6sm", "symbols.flag_use.flag", "flag of the dominican republic"), ("dominican republic", "location.country.currency_used", "dominican peso")

The flag of the Dominican Republic is used by the country, which is represented by the identifier "m.0jrc6sm" and is associated with the symbol "symbols.flag_use.flag_user". The official currency of the Dominican Republic is the Dominican peso.

The Dominican Republic uses the Dominican peso as its currency.

The currency used in the Dominican Republic is the Dominican peso.


Question: what inspired michael jackson to become a singer

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "michael jackson", "rebbie jackson", "united states of america", "bill bottrell", "gary", "film", "man in the music: the creative life and work of michael jackson", "jackie jackson", "african american", "michael jackson: the real michael jackson", "harlem renaissance", "michael jackson: the trial and triumph of the king of pop". G has the following directed edges: "michael jackson: the trial and triumph of the king of pop"-(common.topic.notable_types)->"film", "michael jackson: the trial and triumph of the king of pop"-(film.film.country)->"united states of america", "michael jackson: the real michael jackson"-(common.topic.notable_types)->"film", "man in the music: the creative life and work of michael jackson"-(book.written_work.subjects)->"michael jackson", "michael jackson"-(music.artist.origin)->"gary", "gary"-(location.location.containedby)->"united states of america", "african american"-(people.ethnicity.geographic_distribution)->"united states of america", "african american"-(base.inspiration.inspiration.inspiration_for)->"harlem renaissance", "rebbie jackson"-(music.artist.origin)->"gary", "bill bottrell"-(music.artist.origin)->"united states of america", "jackie jackson"-(music.artist.origin)->"gary", "harlem renaissance"-(base.inspiration.inspiration.inspired_by)->"african american".

Nipsey Russell
Redd Foxx
Charlie Chaplin
Walt Disney
James Brown

node_id,node_attr
5,michael jackson
24,rebbie jackson
48,united states of america
145,bill bottrell
153,gary
206,film
232,man in the music: the creative life and work of michael jackson
241,jackie jackson
396,african american
1043,michael jackson: the real michael jackson
1284,harlem renaissance
1335,michael jackson: the trial and triumph of the king of pop

src,edge_attr,dst
1335,common.topic.notable_types,206
1043,common.topic.notable_types,206
232,book.written_work.subjects,5
5,music.artist.origin,153
153,location.location.containedby,48
396,people.ethnicity.geographic_distribution,48
1335,film.film.country,48
24,music.artist.origin,153
145,music.artist.origin,48
241,music.artist.origin,153
1284,base.inspiration.inspiration.inspired_by,396
396,base.inspiration.inspiration.inspiration_for,1284

G describes a graph among nodes "michael jackson", "rebbie jackson", "united states of america", "bill bottrell", "gary", "film", "man in the music: the creative life and work of michael jackson", "jackie jackson", "african american", "michael jackson: the real michael jackson", "harlem renaissance", "michael jackson: the trial and triumph of the king of pop".In this graph: Node "michael jackson: the trial and triumph of the king of pop" has outgoing edges to: "film" with relation "common.topic.notable_types". Node "michael jackson: the trial and triumph of the king of pop" has outgoing edges to: "united states of america" with relation "film.film.country". Node "michael jackson: the real michael jackson" has outgoing edges to: "film" with relation "common.topic.notable_types". Node "man in the music: the creative life and work of michael jackson" has outgoing edges to: "michael jackson" with relation "book.written_work.subjects". Node "michael jackson" has outgoing edges to: "gary" with relation "music.artist.origin". Node "gary" has outgoing edges to: "united states of america" with relation "location.location.containedby". Node "african american" has outgoing edges to: "united states of america" with relation "people.ethnicity.geographic_distribution". Node "african american" has outgoing edges to: "harlem renaissance" with relation "base.inspiration.inspiration.inspiration_for". Node "rebbie jackson" has outgoing edges to: "gary" with relation "music.artist.origin". Node "bill bottrell" has outgoing edges to: "united states of america" with relation "music.artist.origin". Node "jackie jackson" has outgoing edges to: "gary" with relation "music.artist.origin". Node "harlem renaissance" has outgoing edges to: "african american" with relation "base.inspiration.inspiration.inspired_by".

("michael jackson: the trial and triumph of the king of pop", "common.topic.notable_types", "film"), ("michael jackson: the trial and triumph of the king of pop", "film.film.country", "united states of america"), ("michael jackson: the real michael jackson", "common.topic.notable_types", "film"), ("man in the music: the creative life and work of michael jackson", "book.written_work.subjects", "michael jackson"), ("michael jackson", "music.artist.origin", "gary"), ("gary", "location.location.containedby", "united states of america"), ("african american", "people.ethnicity.geographic_distribution", "united states of america"), ("african american", "base.inspiration.inspiration.inspiration_for", "harlem renaissance"), ("rebbie jackson", "music.artist.origin", "gary"), ("bill bottrell", "music.artist.origin", "united states of america"), ("jackie jackson", "music.artist.origin", "gary"), ("harlem renaissance", "base.inspiration.inspiration.inspired_by", "african american")

"Michael Jackson: The Trial and Triumph of the King of Pop" and "Michael Jackson: The Real Michael Jackson" are films from the United States of America. "Man in the Music: The Creative Life and Work of Michael Jackson" is a book focused on Michael Jackson, an artist originally from Gary, a city in the United States of America. Rebbie Jackson and Jackie Jackson, also hailing from Gary, are part of the African American community, which has a significant geographic distribution in the United States of America and was a key inspiration for the Harlem Renaissance, an era that drew inspiration from African American culture. Bill Bottrell, another music artist, originates from the United States of America.

Michael Jackson originated from Gary, United States of America, where he was part of an African American community influenced by the Harlem Renaissance, an artistic movement inspired by African American culture. This cultural background may have contributed to his inspiration and musical development, though direct inspiration from specific figures or events is not explicitly detailed in the graph provided.

Michael Jackson originated from Gary, United States of America, where he was influenced by the cultural context related to African Americans, a group historically linked to the Harlem Renaissance movement, which itself drew inspiration from African American heritage, potentially influencing Jackson's artistic development and musical aspirations.

Michael Jackson originated from Gary, a city in the United States of America, where he was influenced by the broader context of African American culture, which was notably a driving force behind the Harlem Renaissance, an era that celebrated African American arts and inspiration. His siblings, Rebbie and Jackie Jackson, also hailed from Gary, suggesting a familial environment rich in musical influence.

Michael Jackson originated from Gary, United States of America, where African American culture, inspired by movements such as the Harlem Renaissance, likely influenced his development as an artist. Notably, his siblings Rebbie and Jackie Jackson also hailed from Gary, suggesting a familial environment potentially steeped in musical inspiration.

Michael Jackson originated from Gary, a city in the United States of America, where African American culture significantly thrived, inspired notably by movements such as the Harlem Renaissance. However, specific inspirations directly leading Michael Jackson to become a singer are not detailed in the provided graph data.


Question: who is the texas state senator

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "texas", "m.0xmcz0n", "m.0bfmm71", "m.0bfml98", "30th united states congress", "texas senate", "eighty-third texas legislature", "m.0_zd95l", ""texas senate, district 28"", "31st united states congress", "texas state senator", "33rd united states congress". G has the following directed edges: "m.0xmcz0n"-(government.government_position_held.governmental_body)->"texas senate", "texas"-(government.governmental_jurisdiction.governing_officials)->"m.0_zd95l", "texas"-(government.political_district.representatives)->"m.0bfml98", "texas state senator"-(government.government_office_or_title.office_holders)->"m.0xmcz0n", "texas senate"-(government.governmental_body.jurisdiction)->"texas", ""texas senate, district 28""-(government.political_district.representatives)->"m.0xmcz0n", "33rd united states congress"-(government.legislative_session.members)->"m.0bfml98", "33rd united states congress"-(government.legislative_session.members)->"m.0bfmm71", "eighty-third texas legislature"-(government.legislative_session.members)->"m.0_zd95l", "31st united states congress"-(government.legislative_session.members)->"m.0bfml98", "30th united states congress"-(government.legislative_session.members)->"m.0bfml98".

Ted Cruz
Morgan C. Hamilton
Charles Allen Culberson
John Tower
Samuel B. Maxey
John Henninger Reagan
Horace Chilton
W. Lee O'Daniel
Louis Wigfall
Lyndon B. Johnson
James Pinckney Henderson
Ralph Yarborough
James W. Flanagan
Thomas Jefferson Rusk
Tom Connally
Lloyd Bentsen
John Hemphill
Roger Q. Mills
Bob Krueger
Matthias Ward
Andrew Jackson Houston
William A. Blakley
Price Daniel
Rienzi Melville Johnston
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Morris Sheppard
Kay Bailey Hutchison
John Cornyn
Sam Houston
Earle Bradford Mayfield
Richard Coke
Phil Gramm

node_id,node_attr
37,texas
92,m.0xmcz0n
163,m.0bfmm71
256,m.0bfml98
257,30th united states congress
396,texas senate
469,eighty-third texas legislature
470,m.0_zd95l
559,"texas senate, district 28"
1109,31st united states congress
1447,texas state senator
1533,33rd united states congress

src,edge_attr,dst
92,government.government_position_held.governmental_body,396
37,government.governmental_jurisdiction.governing_officials,470
1447,government.government_office_or_title.office_holders,92
396,government.governmental_body.jurisdiction,37
37,government.political_district.representatives,256
559,government.political_district.representatives,92
1533,government.legislative_session.members,256
469,government.legislative_session.members,470
1533,government.legislative_session.members,163
1109,government.legislative_session.members,256
257,government.legislative_session.members,256

G describes a graph among nodes "texas", "m.0xmcz0n", "m.0bfmm71", "m.0bfml98", "30th united states congress", "texas senate", "eighty-third texas legislature", "m.0_zd95l", ""texas senate, district 28"", "31st united states congress", "texas state senator", "33rd united states congress".In this graph: Node "m.0xmcz0n" has outgoing edges to: "texas senate" with relation "government.government_position_held.governmental_body". Node "texas" has outgoing edges to: "m.0_zd95l" with relation "government.governmental_jurisdiction.governing_officials". Node "texas" has outgoing edges to: "m.0bfml98" with relation "government.political_district.representatives". Node "texas state senator" has outgoing edges to: "m.0xmcz0n" with relation "government.government_office_or_title.office_holders". Node "texas senate" has outgoing edges to: "texas" with relation "government.governmental_body.jurisdiction". Node ""texas senate, district 28"" has outgoing edges to: "m.0xmcz0n" with relation "government.political_district.representatives". Node "33rd united states congress" has outgoing edges to: "m.0bfml98", "m.0bfmm71" with relation "government.legislative_session.members". Node "eighty-third texas legislature" has outgoing edges to: "m.0_zd95l" with relation "government.legislative_session.members". Node "31st united states congress" has outgoing edges to: "m.0bfml98" with relation "government.legislative_session.members". Node "30th united states congress" has outgoing edges to: "m.0bfml98" with relation "government.legislative_session.members".

("m.0xmcz0n", "government.government_position_held.governmental_body", "texas senate"), ("texas", "government.governmental_jurisdiction.governing_officials", "m.0_zd95l"), ("texas", "government.political_district.representatives", "m.0bfml98"), ("texas state senator", "government.government_office_or_title.office_holders", "m.0xmcz0n"), ("texas senate", "government.governmental_body.jurisdiction", "texas"), (""texas senate, district 28"", "government.political_district.representatives", "m.0xmcz0n"), ("33rd united states congress", "government.legislative_session.members", "m.0bfml98"), ("33rd united states congress", "government.legislative_session.members", "m.0bfmm71"), ("eighty-third texas legislature", "government.legislative_session.members", "m.0_zd95l"), ("31st united states congress", "government.legislative_session.members", "m.0bfml98"), ("30th united states congress", "government.legislative_session.members", "m.0bfml98")

M.0xmcz0n, holding the position of Texas state senator, represents District 28 in the Texas Senate, which governs Texas. M.0xmcz0n and M.0_zd95l, both associated with Texas's governmental officials, have been members of the Eighty-third Texas Legislature. M.0bfml98 has served as a representative in multiple legislative sessions, including the 33rd, 31st, and 30th United States Congresses, alongside M.0bfmm71 in the 33rd Congress.

The individual identified as "m.0xmcz0n" holds the position of Texas State Senator and represents District 28 in the Texas Senate, which governs Texas. Additionally, "m.0_zd95l" is listed as a governing official of Texas.

The entity "m.0xmcz0n" holds the position of Texas State Senator and represents Texas Senate District 28.

The individual holding the position of Texas State Senator, specifically representing district 28 in the Texas Senate which governs Texas, is identified by the ID "m.0xmcz0n".

The entity "m.0xmcz0n" holds the position of Texas State Senator and represents Texas Senate District 28 within the governmental body of the Texas Senate, which oversees the jurisdiction of Texas.

The entity "m.0xmcz0n" holds the position of Texas State Senator and represents Texas Senate district 28 within the Texas Senate, which governs Texas.


Question: what to visit in london city

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "london", "united kingdom", "jewish museum london", "queen's house", "m.04mmfvw", "south east england", "new london architecture", "v&a museum of childhood", "guildford", "bank of england museum", "city of london", "london zoo", "m.07nkyrs", "the building centre", "m.04lqj72", "museum of london", "m.04mkvby", "m.04lqj6c", "m.04mmfqn". G has the following directed edges: "v&a museum of childhood"-(location.location.containedby)->"united kingdom", "v&a museum of childhood"-(architecture.museum.address)->"m.04mkvby", "united kingdom"-(location.country.second_level_divisions)->"south east england", "city of london"-(location.location.containedby)->"london", "london"-(travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions)->"the building centre", "london"-(travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions)->"london zoo", "london"-(travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions)->"queen's house", "london"-(travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions)->"new london architecture", "london"-(travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions)->"v&a museum of childhood", "london"-(travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions)->"jewish museum london", "london"-(travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions)->"bank of england museum", "london"-(travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions)->"museum of london", "bank of england museum"-(architecture.museum.address)->"m.04mmfvw", "jewish museum london"-(architecture.museum.address)->"m.07nkyrs", "the building centre"-(architecture.museum.address)->"m.04lqj6c", "new london architecture"-(architecture.museum.address)->"m.04lqj72", "queen's house"-(architecture.museum.address)->"m.04mmfqn", "south east england"-(location.uk_region.headquarters)->"guildford".

Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain

London School of Economics and Political Science

node_id,node_attr
11,london
14,united kingdom
36,jewish museum london
164,queen's house
195,m.04mmfvw
287,south east england
297,new london architecture
338,v&a museum of childhood
371,guildford
443,bank of england museum
546,city of london
570,london zoo
619,m.07nkyrs
887,the building centre
932,m.04lqj72
958,museum of london
1067,m.04mkvby
1434,m.04lqj6c
1499,m.04mmfqn

src,edge_attr,dst
338,location.location.containedby,14
14,location.country.second_level_divisions,287
546,location.location.containedby,11
11,travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions,887
11,travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions,570
11,travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions,164
11,travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions,297
11,travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions,338
11,travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions,36
11,travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions,443
11,travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions,958
443,architecture.museum.address,195
36,architecture.museum.address,619
338,architecture.museum.address,1067
887,architecture.museum.address,1434
297,architecture.museum.address,932
164,architecture.museum.address,1499
287,location.uk_region.headquarters,371

G describes a graph among nodes "london", "united kingdom", "jewish museum london", "queen's house", "m.04mmfvw", "south east england", "new london architecture", "v&a museum of childhood", "guildford", "bank of england museum", "city of london", "london zoo", "m.07nkyrs", "the building centre", "m.04lqj72", "museum of london", "m.04mkvby", "m.04lqj6c", "m.04mmfqn".In this graph: Node "v&a museum of childhood" has outgoing edges to: "united kingdom" with relation "location.location.containedby". Node "v&a museum of childhood" has outgoing edges to: "m.04mkvby" with relation "architecture.museum.address". Node "united kingdom" has outgoing edges to: "south east england" with relation "location.country.second_level_divisions". Node "city of london" has outgoing edges to: "london" with relation "location.location.containedby". Node "london" has outgoing edges to: "the building centre", "london zoo", "queen's house", "new london architecture", "v&a museum of childhood", "jewish museum london", "bank of england museum", "museum of london" with relation "travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions". Node "bank of england museum" has outgoing edges to: "m.04mmfvw" with relation "architecture.museum.address". Node "jewish museum london" has outgoing edges to: "m.07nkyrs" with relation "architecture.museum.address". Node "the building centre" has outgoing edges to: "m.04lqj6c" with relation "architecture.museum.address". Node "new london architecture" has outgoing edges to: "m.04lqj72" with relation "architecture.museum.address". Node "queen's house" has outgoing edges to: "m.04mmfqn" with relation "architecture.museum.address". Node "south east england" has outgoing edges to: "guildford" with relation "location.uk_region.headquarters".

("v&a museum of childhood", "location.location.containedby", "united kingdom"), ("v&a museum of childhood", "architecture.museum.address", "m.04mkvby"), ("united kingdom", "location.country.second_level_divisions", "south east england"), ("city of london", "location.location.containedby", "london"), ("london", "travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions", "the building centre"), ("london", "travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions", "london zoo"), ("london", "travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions", "queen's house"), ("london", "travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions", "new london architecture"), ("london", "travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions", "v&a museum of childhood"), ("london", "travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions", "jewish museum london"), ("london", "travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions", "bank of england museum"), ("london", "travel.travel_destination.tourist_attractions", "museum of london"), ("bank of england museum", "architecture.museum.address", "m.04mmfvw"), ("jewish museum london", "architecture.museum.address", "m.07nkyrs"), ("the building centre", "architecture.museum.address", "m.04lqj6c"), ("new london architecture", "architecture.museum.address", "m.04lqj72"), ("queen's house", "architecture.museum.address", "m.04mmfqn"), ("south east england", "location.uk_region.headquarters", "guildford")

The V&A Museum of Childhood, located in South East England within the United Kingdom, has the address m.04mkvby. It is situated in London, which is also home to numerous tourist attractions including the Building Centre (m.04lqj6c), London Zoo, Queen's House (m.04mmfqn), New London Architecture (m.04lqj72), the Jewish Museum London (m.07nkyrs), the Bank of England Museum (m.04mmfvw), and the Museum of London. Guildford serves as the headquarters for the region of South East England.

Visitors to London can explore attractions such as the V&A Museum of Childhood (address m.04mkvby), London Zoo, the Queen's House (address m.04mmfqn), New London Architecture (address m.04lqj72), Jewish Museum London (address m.07nkyrs), Bank of England Museum (address m.04mmfvw), Museum of London, and The Building Centre (address m.04lqj6c). These sites offer diverse experiences ranging from art and history to architecture and wildlife.

In London, notable attractions include the V&A Museum of Childhood (address: m.04mkvby), London Zoo, The Building Centre (address: m.04lqj6c), Queen's House (address: m.04mmfqn), New London Architecture (address: m.04lqj72), Jewish Museum London (address: m.07nkyrs), Bank of England Museum (address: m.04mmfvw), and Museum of London. Additionally, the City of London contains various points of interest, situated within the broader region of London which encompasses South East England.

In London, notable attractions for visitors include the V&A Museum of Childhood (address m.04mkvby), London Zoo, the Queen's House (address m.04mmfqn), New London Architecture (address m.04lqj72), the Building Centre (address m.04lqj6c), Jewish Museum London (address m.07nkyrs), Bank of England Museum (address m.04mmfvw), and Museum of London. These sites span various interests from architecture and history to cultural heritage.

In London, notable attractions include the V&A Museum of Childhood (m.04mkvby), London Zoo, the Queen's House (m.04mmfqn), New London Architecture (m.04lqj72), the Building Centre (m.04lqj6c), Jewish Museum London (m.07nkyrs), Bank of England Museum (m.04mmfvw), and the Museum of London. These sites offer diverse experiences ranging from historical insights to architectural exploration within the city.

In London, notable attractions for visitors include the V&A Museum of Childhood, London Zoo, Queen's House, New London Architecture, Jewish Museum London, Bank of England Museum, and Museum of London. The V&A Museum of Childhood is located in the United Kingdom, while addresses for some attractions are listed as "m.04mkvby" for the museum, "m.04mmfvw" for the Bank of England Museum, "m.07nkyrs" for the Jewish Museum London, "m.04lqj6c" for The Building Centre, "m.04lqj72" for New London Architecture, and "m.04mmfqn" for Queen's House.


Question: what genre of art is the mona lisa

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "portrait", "lisa del giocondo", "mona lisa by leonardo da vinci", "mona lisa", "portrait of angel fernández de soto", "ginevra de' benci", "l.h.o.o.q.", "mona lisa: inside the painting", "portrait of baldassare castiglione", "singerie", ""mona lisa, leonardo da vinci, louvre"", "fetish art". G has the following directed edges: "lisa del giocondo"-(common.topic.image)->""mona lisa, leonardo da vinci, louvre"", "mona lisa"-(visual_art.artwork.art_subject)->"lisa del giocondo", "mona lisa"-(base.parody.parodied_subject.parodies)->"l.h.o.o.q.", "mona lisa"-(book.book_subject.works)->"mona lisa: inside the painting", "mona lisa"-(visual_art.artwork.art_genre)->"portrait", "mona lisa by leonardo da vinci"-(exhibitions.exhibition.exhibits)->"mona lisa", "portrait of angel fernández de soto"-(visual_art.artwork.art_genre)->"portrait", "l.h.o.o.q."-(visual_art.artwork.art_genre)->"singerie", "l.h.o.o.q."-(visual_art.artwork.art_genre)->"fetish art", "ginevra de' benci"-(visual_art.artwork.art_genre)->"portrait", "portrait of baldassare castiglione"-(visual_art.artwork.art_genre)->"portrait".

node_id,node_attr
6,portrait
43,lisa del giocondo
156,mona lisa by leonardo da vinci
173,mona lisa
229,portrait of angel fernández de soto
313,ginevra de' benci
316,l.h.o.o.q.
322,mona lisa: inside the painting
446,portrait of baldassare castiglione
633,singerie
843,"mona lisa, leonardo da vinci, louvre"
895,fetish art

src,edge_attr,dst
43,common.topic.image,843
173,visual_art.artwork.art_subject,43
173,base.parody.parodied_subject.parodies,316
173,book.book_subject.works,322
156,exhibitions.exhibition.exhibits,173
229,visual_art.artwork.art_genre,6
316,visual_art.artwork.art_genre,633
173,visual_art.artwork.art_genre,6
313,visual_art.artwork.art_genre,6
316,visual_art.artwork.art_genre,895
446,visual_art.artwork.art_genre,6

G describes a graph among nodes "portrait", "lisa del giocondo", "mona lisa by leonardo da vinci", "mona lisa", "portrait of angel fernández de soto", "ginevra de' benci", "l.h.o.o.q.", "mona lisa: inside the painting", "portrait of baldassare castiglione", "singerie", ""mona lisa, leonardo da vinci, louvre"", "fetish art".In this graph: Node "lisa del giocondo" has outgoing edges to: ""mona lisa, leonardo da vinci, louvre"" with relation "common.topic.image". Node "mona lisa" has outgoing edges to: "lisa del giocondo" with relation "visual_art.artwork.art_subject". Node "mona lisa" has outgoing edges to: "l.h.o.o.q." with relation "base.parody.parodied_subject.parodies". Node "mona lisa" has outgoing edges to: "mona lisa: inside the painting" with relation "book.book_subject.works". Node "mona lisa" has outgoing edges to: "portrait" with relation "visual_art.artwork.art_genre". Node "mona lisa by leonardo da vinci" has outgoing edges to: "mona lisa" with relation "exhibitions.exhibition.exhibits". Node "portrait of angel fernández de soto" has outgoing edges to: "portrait" with relation "visual_art.artwork.art_genre". Node "l.h.o.o.q." has outgoing edges to: "singerie", "fetish art" with relation "visual_art.artwork.art_genre". Node "ginevra de' benci" has outgoing edges to: "portrait" with relation "visual_art.artwork.art_genre". Node "portrait of baldassare castiglione" has outgoing edges to: "portrait" with relation "visual_art.artwork.art_genre".

("lisa del giocondo", "common.topic.image", ""mona lisa, leonardo da vinci, louvre""), ("mona lisa", "visual_art.artwork.art_subject", "lisa del giocondo"), ("mona lisa", "base.parody.parodied_subject.parodies", "l.h.o.o.q."), ("mona lisa", "book.book_subject.works", "mona lisa: inside the painting"), ("mona lisa", "visual_art.artwork.art_genre", "portrait"), ("mona lisa by leonardo da vinci", "exhibitions.exhibition.exhibits", "mona lisa"), ("portrait of angel fernández de soto", "visual_art.artwork.art_genre", "portrait"), ("l.h.o.o.q.", "visual_art.artwork.art_genre", "singerie"), ("l.h.o.o.q.", "visual_art.artwork.art_genre", "fetish art"), ("ginevra de' benci", "visual_art.artwork.art_genre", "portrait"), ("portrait of baldassare castiglione", "visual_art.artwork.art_genre", "portrait")

Lisa del Giocondo is the subject of the Mona Lisa, a portrait by Leonardo da Vinci housed in the Louvre, which has been parodied in works like L.H.O.O.Q. and is explored in books such as "Mona Lisa: Inside the Painting." The Mona Lisa, along with other portraits like the Portrait of Angel Fernández de Soto, Ginevra de' Benci, and the Portrait of Baldassare Castiglione, falls under the genre of portraiture. L.H.O.O.Q. itself is categorized as both singerie and fetish art, distinct from the Mona Lisa's genre.

The Mona Lisa, painted by Leonardo da Vinci, is categorized as a portrait in the genre of visual art.

The Mona Lisa is classified under the art genre of portrait.

The Mona Lisa, painted by Leonardo da Vinci and housed in the Louvre, is categorized under the art genre of portrait.

The Mona Lisa is categorized as a portrait, a genre of visual art that depicts a specific individual, Lisa del Giocondo, created by Leonardo da Vinci.

The Mona Lisa is categorized under the genre of portrait in visual art.


Question: who does peter griffin voice

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "seth macfarlane", "peter griffin", "voice actor", "m.0d083d1", "m.0d083dq", "family guy presents: stewie griffin: the untold story", "m.0d083dd". G has the following directed edges: "family guy presents: stewie griffin: the untold story"-(film.film.produced_by)->"seth macfarlane", "seth macfarlane"-(people.person.profession)->"voice actor", "seth macfarlane"-(cvg.game_voice_actor.computer_game_voice_performances)->"m.0d083dq", "seth macfarlane"-(cvg.game_voice_actor.computer_game_voice_performances)->"m.0d083dd", "seth macfarlane"-(cvg.game_voice_actor.computer_game_voice_performances)->"m.0d083d1", "peter griffin"-(fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by)->"seth macfarlane", "m.0d083d1"-(cvg.game_performance.voice_actor)->"seth macfarlane", "m.0d083dq"-(cvg.game_performance.voice_actor)->"seth macfarlane", "m.0d083dd"-(cvg.game_performance.voice_actor)->"seth macfarlane".

node_id,node_attr
0,seth macfarlane
5,peter griffin
41,voice actor
65,m.0d083d1
101,m.0d083dq
195,family guy presents: stewie griffin: the untold story
511,m.0d083dd

src,edge_attr,dst
195,film.film.produced_by,0
0,people.person.profession,41
5,fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by,0
65,cvg.game_performance.voice_actor,0
0,cvg.game_voice_actor.computer_game_voice_performances,101
0,cvg.game_voice_actor.computer_game_voice_performances,511
0,cvg.game_voice_actor.computer_game_voice_performances,65
101,cvg.game_performance.voice_actor,0
511,cvg.game_performance.voice_actor,0

G describes a graph among nodes "seth macfarlane", "peter griffin", "voice actor", "m.0d083d1", "m.0d083dq", "family guy presents: stewie griffin: the untold story", "m.0d083dd".In this graph: Node "family guy presents: stewie griffin: the untold story" has outgoing edges to: "seth macfarlane" with relation "film.film.produced_by". Node "seth macfarlane" has outgoing edges to: "voice actor" with relation "people.person.profession". Node "seth macfarlane" has outgoing edges to: "m.0d083dq", "m.0d083dd", "m.0d083d1" with relation "cvg.game_voice_actor.computer_game_voice_performances". Node "peter griffin" has outgoing edges to: "seth macfarlane" with relation "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by". Node "m.0d083d1" has outgoing edges to: "seth macfarlane" with relation "cvg.game_performance.voice_actor". Node "m.0d083dq" has outgoing edges to: "seth macfarlane" with relation "cvg.game_performance.voice_actor". Node "m.0d083dd" has outgoing edges to: "seth macfarlane" with relation "cvg.game_performance.voice_actor".

("family guy presents: stewie griffin: the untold story", "film.film.produced_by", "seth macfarlane"), ("seth macfarlane", "people.person.profession", "voice actor"), ("seth macfarlane", "cvg.game_voice_actor.computer_game_voice_performances", "m.0d083dq"), ("seth macfarlane", "cvg.game_voice_actor.computer_game_voice_performances", "m.0d083dd"), ("seth macfarlane", "cvg.game_voice_actor.computer_game_voice_performances", "m.0d083d1"), ("peter griffin", "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by", "seth macfarlane"), ("m.0d083d1", "cvg.game_performance.voice_actor", "seth macfarlane"), ("m.0d083dq", "cvg.game_performance.voice_actor", "seth macfarlane"), ("m.0d083dd", "cvg.game_performance.voice_actor", "seth macfarlane")

"Family Guy Presents: Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story" was produced by Seth MacFarlane, who is a voice actor known for voicing characters including Peter Griffin, created by him. MacFarlane has also lent his voice to several computer games, notably performances in titles identified as m.0d083dq, m.0d083dd, and m.0d083d1, where he reprised his voice acting roles.

Seth MacFarlane voices Peter Griffin, as evidenced by his role as the creator of the character and his listed performances as Peter Griffin in various computer games.

Peter Griffin, a character created by Seth MacFarlane, is voiced by Seth MacFarlane, who is also noted for his profession as a voice actor in various productions and video games.

Peter Griffin is voiced by Seth MacFarlane, who is also the creator of the character and works as a voice actor in various productions, including computer games featuring Peter Griffin.

Seth MacFarlane, a voice actor, voices Peter Griffin, a character created by MacFarlane himself, in various productions including computer games m.0d083d1, m.0d083dq, and m.0d083dd.

Seth MacFarlane voices Peter Griffin, as indicated by their connections in both the creation of the character and multiple computer game voice performances where Seth MacFarlane is listed as the voice actor for Peter Griffin.


Question: when did tony romo got drafted

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "tony romo", "dallas cowboys", "quarterback", "tony-romo.jpg", "m.03gkj5_", "m.0c53wsk", "tony romo before 2008 pro bowl". G has the following directed edges: "tony romo before 2008 pro bowl"-(common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery)->"tony romo", "tony romo"-(common.topic.image)->"tony-romo.jpg", "tony romo"-(sports.pro_athlete.teams)->"m.03gkj5_", "m.03gkj5_"-(sports.sports_team_roster.player)->"tony romo", "m.03gkj5_"-(sports.sports_team_roster.position)->"quarterback", "m.03gkj5_"-(sports.sports_team_roster.team)->"dallas cowboys", "m.0c53wsk"-(sports.pro_sports_played.athlete)->"tony romo".

node_id,node_attr
2,tony romo
42,dallas cowboys
63,quarterback
172,tony-romo.jpg
177,m.03gkj5_
181,m.0c53wsk
221,tony romo before 2008 pro bowl

src,edge_attr,dst
221,common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery,2
2,common.topic.image,172
177,sports.sports_team_roster.player,2
2,sports.pro_athlete.teams,177
177,sports.sports_team_roster.position,63
177,sports.sports_team_roster.team,42
181,sports.pro_sports_played.athlete,2

G describes a graph among nodes "tony romo", "dallas cowboys", "quarterback", "tony-romo.jpg", "m.03gkj5_", "m.0c53wsk", "tony romo before 2008 pro bowl".In this graph: Node "tony romo before 2008 pro bowl" has outgoing edges to: "tony romo" with relation "common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery". Node "tony romo" has outgoing edges to: "tony-romo.jpg" with relation "common.topic.image". Node "tony romo" has outgoing edges to: "m.03gkj5_" with relation "sports.pro_athlete.teams". Node "m.03gkj5_" has outgoing edges to: "tony romo" with relation "sports.sports_team_roster.player". Node "m.03gkj5_" has outgoing edges to: "quarterback" with relation "sports.sports_team_roster.position". Node "m.03gkj5_" has outgoing edges to: "dallas cowboys" with relation "sports.sports_team_roster.team". Node "m.0c53wsk" has outgoing edges to: "tony romo" with relation "sports.pro_sports_played.athlete".

("tony romo before 2008 pro bowl", "common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery", "tony romo"), ("tony romo", "common.topic.image", "tony-romo.jpg"), ("tony romo", "sports.pro_athlete.teams", "m.03gkj5_"), ("m.03gkj5_", "sports.sports_team_roster.player", "tony romo"), ("m.03gkj5_", "sports.sports_team_roster.position", "quarterback"), ("m.03gkj5_", "sports.sports_team_roster.team", "dallas cowboys"), ("m.0c53wsk", "sports.pro_sports_played.athlete", "tony romo")

Tony Romo, a quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, appears in the topic gallery with an image titled "tony-romo.jpg" and is associated with the sports team identifier m.03gkj5_. His professional career includes participation in the 2008 Pro Bowl, and he is documented as having played professional sports under identifier m.0c53wsk.

The provided graph does not contain specific information about when Tony Romo was drafted. However, it indicates his association with the Dallas Cowboys as a quarterback, suggesting his professional career inclusion in the team roster, though the drafting year remains unspecified within the graph data.

The graph does not provide specific information about when Tony Romo was drafted. However, it indicates his association with the Dallas Cowboys as a quarterback, suggesting his professional career involvement with the team post-draft prior to or around relevant NFL seasons, including mentions up to before the 2008 Pro Bowl. For the exact draft year, the provided data is insufficient.

Tony Romo was drafted and subsequently played as a quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, though the specific year of his draft is not provided in the given graph data. However, considering he participated in the 2008 Pro Bowl, he was drafted prior to or in 2003, given typical NFL draft timelines and career progression for players.

Tony Romo was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys as a quarterback, though the specific draft year is not provided in the given graph data. The graph indicates his association with the Dallas Cowboys team roster but lacks explicit information regarding the drafting date.

The graph does not provide specific information about when Tony Romo was drafted. It mentions his association with the Dallas Cowboys as a quarterback but lacks details on his draft year.


Question: what are the catholic holy days

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "united states of america", "catholicism", "saint patrick's day", "saints cyril and methodius day", "ireland", "st. stephen's day", "feast of our lady of the rosary", "saint stephen", "feast of the cross", "saint patrick", "march 17", "corned beef and cabbage". G has the following directed edges: "catholicism"-(religion.religion.holidays)->"saint patrick's day", "catholicism"-(religion.religion.holidays)->"saints cyril and methodius day", "feast of our lady of the rosary"-(time.holiday.featured_in_religions)->"catholicism", "feast of the cross"-(time.holiday.featured_in_religions)->"catholicism", "saint patrick's day"-(base.saints.feast_day.places_celebrated)->"united states of america", "saint patrick's day"-(base.saints.feast_day.places_celebrated)->"ireland", "saint patrick's day"-(base.saints.feast_day.traditional_foods)->"corned beef and cabbage", "saint patrick's day"-(base.saints.feast_day.date_celebrated)->"march 17", "saint patrick's day"-(base.saints.feast_day.saint)->"saint patrick", "st. stephen's day"-(base.saints.feast_day.saint)->"saint stephen", "st. stephen's day"-(base.saints.feast_day.places_celebrated)->"ireland".

Feast of St. Margaret of the Árpád House

node_id,node_attr
15,united states of america
16,catholicism
38,saint patrick's day
89,saints cyril and methodius day
212,ireland
280,st. stephen's day
568,feast of our lady of the rosary
602,saint stephen
745,feast of the cross
1035,saint patrick
1226,march 17
1503,corned beef and cabbage

src,edge_attr,dst
16,religion.religion.holidays,38
568,time.holiday.featured_in_religions,16
16,religion.religion.holidays,89
745,time.holiday.featured_in_religions,16
38,base.saints.feast_day.places_celebrated,15
280,base.saints.feast_day.saint,602
38,base.saints.feast_day.places_celebrated,212
38,base.saints.feast_day.traditional_foods,1503
38,base.saints.feast_day.date_celebrated,1226
280,base.saints.feast_day.places_celebrated,212
38,base.saints.feast_day.saint,1035

G describes a graph among nodes "united states of america", "catholicism", "saint patrick's day", "saints cyril and methodius day", "ireland", "st. stephen's day", "feast of our lady of the rosary", "saint stephen", "feast of the cross", "saint patrick", "march 17", "corned beef and cabbage".In this graph: Node "catholicism" has outgoing edges to: "saint patrick's day", "saints cyril and methodius day" with relation "religion.religion.holidays". Node "feast of our lady of the rosary" has outgoing edges to: "catholicism" with relation "time.holiday.featured_in_religions". Node "feast of the cross" has outgoing edges to: "catholicism" with relation "time.holiday.featured_in_religions". Node "saint patrick's day" has outgoing edges to: "united states of america", "ireland" with relation "base.saints.feast_day.places_celebrated". Node "saint patrick's day" has outgoing edges to: "corned beef and cabbage" with relation "base.saints.feast_day.traditional_foods". Node "saint patrick's day" has outgoing edges to: "march 17" with relation "base.saints.feast_day.date_celebrated". Node "saint patrick's day" has outgoing edges to: "saint patrick" with relation "base.saints.feast_day.saint". Node "st. stephen's day" has outgoing edges to: "saint stephen" with relation "base.saints.feast_day.saint". Node "st. stephen's day" has outgoing edges to: "ireland" with relation "base.saints.feast_day.places_celebrated".

("catholicism", "religion.religion.holidays", "saint patrick's day"), ("catholicism", "religion.religion.holidays", "saints cyril and methodius day"), ("feast of our lady of the rosary", "time.holiday.featured_in_religions", "catholicism"), ("feast of the cross", "time.holiday.featured_in_religions", "catholicism"), ("saint patrick's day", "base.saints.feast_day.places_celebrated", "united states of america"), ("saint patrick's day", "base.saints.feast_day.places_celebrated", "ireland"), ("saint patrick's day", "base.saints.feast_day.traditional_foods", "corned beef and cabbage"), ("saint patrick's day", "base.saints.feast_day.date_celebrated", "march 17"), ("saint patrick's day", "base.saints.feast_day.saint", "saint patrick"), ("st. stephen's day", "base.saints.feast_day.saint", "saint stephen"), ("st. stephen's day", "base.saints.feast_day.places_celebrated", "ireland")

Catholicism celebrates holidays such as Saint Patrick's Day on March 17 honoring Saint Patrick, and Saints Cyril and Methodius Day, alongside featuring the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary and the Feast of the Cross. Saint Patrick's Day is notably celebrated in the United States and Ireland, featuring traditional foods like corned beef and cabbage. In Ireland, Saint Stephen's Day also commemorates Saint Stephen, adding to the religious observances.

Catholic holy days include Saint Patrick's Day celebrated on March 17 in honor of Saint Patrick, with traditions in Ireland and the United States such as corned beef and cabbage; Saints Cyril and Methodius Day; the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary; and the Feast of the Cross. Additionally, St. Stephen's Day is observed, primarily celebrated in Ireland, in honor of Saint Stephen.

Catholic holy days include Saint Patrick's Day, celebrated on March 17 honoring Saint Patrick, Saints Cyril and Methodius Day, the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary, and the Feast of the Cross. Additionally, St. Stephen's Day commemorates Saint Stephen, notably observed in Ireland.

Catholic holy days include Saint Patrick's Day, celebrated on March 17th honoring Saint Patrick, and the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary. Other notable days featured in Catholicism mentioned are Saints Cyril and Methodius Day and the Feast of the Cross, though specific dates for these latter two are not provided in the graph data. Additionally, St. Stephen's Day commemorates Saint Stephen and is celebrated in Ireland.

Catholic holy days include Saint Patrick's Day, celebrated on March 17 in honor of Saint Patrick, notably in Ireland and the United States of America, often featuring corned beef and cabbage; Saints Cyril and Methodius Day; the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary; and the Feast of the Cross. Additionally, St. Stephen's Day is observed, primarily celebrated in Ireland, in honor of Saint Stephen.

Catholic holy days include Saint Patrick's Day celebrated on March 17 in honor of Saint Patrick, primarily observed in the United States of America and Ireland, and the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary. Additionally, Saints Cyril and Methodius Day and the Feast of the Cross are also recognized within Catholicism. Notably, St. Stephen's Day, honoring Saint Stephen, is observed in Ireland.


Question: what language is most commonly spoken in belgium

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "dutch language", "belgium", "united kingdom", "german language", "germany", "united states of america", "france", "french", "south africa", "netherlands", "second polish republic", "mexico", "luxembourg", "switzerland", "spain", "flemish language", "austria", "canada", "england", "new zealand", "australia", "denmark", "english language", "belgian linguistic case", "spanish language", "kiribati", "west flemish", "russian language", "russia", "sierra leone", "picard language", "county of flanders", "languages benelux". G has the following directed edges: "west flemish"-(common.topic.image)->"languages benelux", "west flemish"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"france", "west flemish"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"county of flanders", "west flemish"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"belgium", "west flemish"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"netherlands", "belgium"-(location.location.events)->"belgian linguistic case", "dutch language"-(language.human_language.dialects)->"flemish language", "dutch language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"belgium", "dutch language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"netherlands", "dutch language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"south africa", "german language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"germany", "german language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"south africa", "german language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"second polish republic", "german language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"belgium", "german language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"canada", "german language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"luxembourg", "german language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"switzerland", "german language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"denmark", "german language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"austria", "russian language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"russia", "russian language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"second polish republic", "russian language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"canada", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"sierra leone", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"australia", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"england", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"kiribati", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"canada", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"south africa", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"united kingdom", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"new zealand", "spanish language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"united states of america", "spanish language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"spain", "spanish language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"canada", "spanish language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"mexico", "french"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"switzerland", "french"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"luxembourg", "french"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"france", "french"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"belgium", "picard language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"belgium".

node_id,node_attr
1,dutch language
2,belgium
9,united kingdom
22,german language
23,germany
34,united states of america
43,france
49,french
68,south africa
97,netherlands
99,second polish republic
116,mexico
121,luxembourg
123,switzerland
132,spain
140,flemish language
193,austria
213,canada
261,england
266,new zealand
319,australia
358,denmark
385,english language
387,belgian linguistic case
395,spanish language
463,kiribati
557,west flemish
594,russian language
595,russia
773,sierra leone
853,picard language
1028,county of flanders
1550,languages benelux

src,edge_attr,dst
557,common.topic.image,1550
2,location.location.events,387
1,language.human_language.dialects,140
22,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,23
22,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,68
22,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,99
22,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,2
22,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,213
594,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,595
557,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,43
22,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,121
385,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,773
395,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,34
49,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,123
385,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,319
49,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,121
49,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,43
385,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,261
1,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,2
49,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,2
557,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,1028
22,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,123
1,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,97
22,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,358
395,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,132
385,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,463
594,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,99
385,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,213
1,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,68
22,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,193
385,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,68
395,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,213
395,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,116
853,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,2
557,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,2
594,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,213
557,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,97
385,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,9
385,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,266

G describes a graph among nodes "dutch language", "belgium", "united kingdom", "german language", "germany", "united states of america", "france", "french", "south africa", "netherlands", "second polish republic", "mexico", "luxembourg", "switzerland", "spain", "flemish language", "austria", "canada", "england", "new zealand", "australia", "denmark", "english language", "belgian linguistic case", "spanish language", "kiribati", "west flemish", "russian language", "russia", "sierra leone", "picard language", "county of flanders", "languages benelux".In this graph: Node "west flemish" has outgoing edges to: "languages benelux" with relation "common.topic.image". Node "west flemish" has outgoing edges to: "france", "county of flanders", "belgium", "netherlands" with relation "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in". Node "belgium" has outgoing edges to: "belgian linguistic case" with relation "location.location.events". Node "dutch language" has outgoing edges to: "flemish language" with relation "language.human_language.dialects". Node "dutch language" has outgoing edges to: "belgium", "netherlands", "south africa" with relation "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in". Node "german language" has outgoing edges to: "germany", "south africa", "second polish republic", "belgium", "canada", "luxembourg", "switzerland", "denmark", "austria" with relation "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in". Node "russian language" has outgoing edges to: "russia", "second polish republic", "canada" with relation "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in". Node "english language" has outgoing edges to: "sierra leone", "australia", "england", "kiribati", "canada", "south africa", "united kingdom", "new zealand" with relation "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in". Node "spanish language" has outgoing edges to: "united states of america", "spain", "canada", "mexico" with relation "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in". Node "french" has outgoing edges to: "switzerland", "luxembourg", "france", "belgium" with relation "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in". Node "picard language" has outgoing edges to: "belgium" with relation "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in".

("west flemish", "common.topic.image", "languages benelux"), ("west flemish", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "france"), ("west flemish", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "county of flanders"), ("west flemish", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "belgium"), ("west flemish", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "netherlands"), ("belgium", "location.location.events", "belgian linguistic case"), ("dutch language", "language.human_language.dialects", "flemish language"), ("dutch language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "belgium"), ("dutch language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "netherlands"), ("dutch language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "south africa"), ("german language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "germany"), ("german language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "south africa"), ("german language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "second polish republic"), ("german language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "belgium"), ("german language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "canada"), ("german language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "luxembourg"), ("german language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "switzerland"), ("german language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "denmark"), ("german language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "austria"), ("russian language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "russia"), ("russian language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "second polish republic"), ("russian language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "canada"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "sierra leone"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "australia"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "england"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "kiribati"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "canada"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "south africa"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "united kingdom"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "new zealand"), ("spanish language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "united states of america"), ("spanish language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "spain"), ("spanish language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "canada"), ("spanish language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "mexico"), ("french", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "switzerland"), ("french", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "luxembourg"), ("french", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "france"), ("french", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "belgium"), ("picard language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "belgium")

West Flemish, a language spoken in the County of Flanders, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands, is part of the broader linguistic landscape of the Benelux region, often discussed in the context of common topics like images and the Belgian linguistic case. It is related to the Dutch language, which also includes Flemish and is spoken in Belgium, the Netherlands, South Africa, and several other countries. German, spoken across Germany, South Africa, the Second Polish Republic, Belgium, Canada, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Denmark, and Austria, shares some linguistic ties within these regions. Russian is prevalent in Russia, the Second Polish Republic, and Canada, while English is widely used in Sierra Leone, Australia, England, Kiribati, Canada, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand. Spanish is spoken in the United States, Spain, Canada, and Mexico, and French is found in Switzerland, Luxembourg, France, Belgium, and parts of Canada. Additionally, the Picard language is spoken in Belgium.

Dutch language, encompassing Flemish, is spoken in Belgium, alongside German. However, given the context of linguistic diversity and without specific prevalence data, Dutch is prominently noted as spoken in Belgium according to the provided information.

Dutch language and its dialect Flemish are spoken in Belgium, alongside German language, reflecting Belgium's linguistic diversity where Dutch is notably prominent due to Flanders' significant area and population.

In Belgium, Dutch (including its Flemish dialect) and German are spoken, alongside West Flemish. Given its prevalence across a significant portion of the country, Dutch is most commonly spoken in Belgium.

In Belgium, Dutch (including its dialect Flemish) and German are spoken, reflecting the linguistic diversity influenced by the Belgian linguistic case, with Dutch being notably prevalent.

Dutch language, including its Flemish dialect, is spoken in Belgium, alongside German. However, given Belgium's linguistic division, Dutch, particularly in its Flemish form, is most prominently spoken, especially in Flanders, which constitutes a significant portion of Belgium.


Question: where did frank baum die

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "l. frank baum", "hollywood", "charles dickens", "louis f. gottschalk", "maud gage baum", "frank joslyn baum", "edgar rice burroughs", "los angeles", "heart attack", "william nicholas selig", "stroke", "romeo muller", "cardiovascular disease", "dede allen", "l frank baum". G has the following directed edges: "l. frank baum"-(common.topic.image)->"l frank baum", "l. frank baum"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"hollywood", "l. frank baum"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"stroke", "frank joslyn baum"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"heart attack", "frank joslyn baum"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"los angeles", "louis f. gottschalk"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"los angeles", "edgar rice burroughs"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"heart attack", "dede allen"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"stroke", "dede allen"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"los angeles", "heart attack"-(people.cause_of_death.parent_cause_of_death)->"cardiovascular disease", "romeo muller"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"heart attack", "cardiovascular disease"-(people.cause_of_death.parent_cause_of_death)->"cardiovascular disease", "cardiovascular disease"-(people.cause_of_death.includes_causes_of_death)->"heart attack", "cardiovascular disease"-(people.cause_of_death.includes_causes_of_death)->"cardiovascular disease", "maud gage baum"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"los angeles", "charles dickens"-(people.deceased_person.cause_of_death)->"stroke", "william nicholas selig"-(people.deceased_person.place_of_death)->"los angeles".

node_id,node_attr
7,l. frank baum
49,hollywood
58,charles dickens
93,louis f. gottschalk
154,maud gage baum
194,frank joslyn baum
260,edgar rice burroughs
265,los angeles
352,heart attack
360,william nicholas selig
501,stroke
566,romeo muller
710,cardiovascular disease
858,dede allen
1062,l frank baum

src,edge_attr,dst
7,common.topic.image,1062
194,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,352
93,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,265
260,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,352
194,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,265
7,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,49
7,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,501
858,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,501
352,people.cause_of_death.parent_cause_of_death,710
566,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,352
710,people.cause_of_death.parent_cause_of_death,710
154,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,265
710,people.cause_of_death.includes_causes_of_death,352
858,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,265
58,people.deceased_person.cause_of_death,501
710,people.cause_of_death.includes_causes_of_death,710
360,people.deceased_person.place_of_death,265

G describes a graph among nodes "l. frank baum", "hollywood", "charles dickens", "louis f. gottschalk", "maud gage baum", "frank joslyn baum", "edgar rice burroughs", "los angeles", "heart attack", "william nicholas selig", "stroke", "romeo muller", "cardiovascular disease", "dede allen", "l frank baum".In this graph: Node "l. frank baum" has outgoing edges to: "l frank baum" with relation "common.topic.image". Node "l. frank baum" has outgoing edges to: "hollywood" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "l. frank baum" has outgoing edges to: "stroke" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "frank joslyn baum" has outgoing edges to: "heart attack" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "frank joslyn baum" has outgoing edges to: "los angeles" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "louis f. gottschalk" has outgoing edges to: "los angeles" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "edgar rice burroughs" has outgoing edges to: "heart attack" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "dede allen" has outgoing edges to: "stroke" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "dede allen" has outgoing edges to: "los angeles" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "heart attack" has outgoing edges to: "cardiovascular disease" with relation "people.cause_of_death.parent_cause_of_death". Node "romeo muller" has outgoing edges to: "heart attack" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "cardiovascular disease" has outgoing edges to: "cardiovascular disease" with relation "people.cause_of_death.parent_cause_of_death". Node "cardiovascular disease" has outgoing edges to: "heart attack", "cardiovascular disease" with relation "people.cause_of_death.includes_causes_of_death". Node "maud gage baum" has outgoing edges to: "los angeles" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death". Node "charles dickens" has outgoing edges to: "stroke" with relation "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death". Node "william nicholas selig" has outgoing edges to: "los angeles" with relation "people.deceased_person.place_of_death".

("l. frank baum", "common.topic.image", "l frank baum"), ("l. frank baum", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "hollywood"), ("l. frank baum", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "stroke"), ("frank joslyn baum", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "heart attack"), ("frank joslyn baum", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "los angeles"), ("louis f. gottschalk", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "los angeles"), ("edgar rice burroughs", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "heart attack"), ("dede allen", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "stroke"), ("dede allen", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "los angeles"), ("heart attack", "people.cause_of_death.parent_cause_of_death", "cardiovascular disease"), ("romeo muller", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "heart attack"), ("cardiovascular disease", "people.cause_of_death.parent_cause_of_death", "cardiovascular disease"), ("cardiovascular disease", "people.cause_of_death.includes_causes_of_death", "heart attack"), ("cardiovascular disease", "people.cause_of_death.includes_causes_of_death", "cardiovascular disease"), ("maud gage baum", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "los angeles"), ("charles dickens", "people.deceased_person.cause_of_death", "stroke"), ("william nicholas selig", "people.deceased_person.place_of_death", "los angeles")

L. Frank Baum, known for his work on "The Wizard of Oz," died of a stroke in Hollywood. His son, Frank Joslyn Baum, passed away from a heart attack in Los Angeles. Louis F. Gottschalk and William Nicholas Selig also died in Los Angeles, while Edgar Rice Burroughs and Romeo Muller succumbed to heart attacks, with the latter being a subset of cardiovascular disease. Dede Allen, like L. Frank Baum, died of a stroke in Los Angeles. Maud Gage Baum, L. Frank Baum's wife, also passed away in Los Angeles. Charles Dickens died of a stroke, and cardiovascular disease encompasses both heart attacks and strokes as causes of death.

L. Frank Baum died in Hollywood due to a stroke.