Question: where is tunis on a map

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "tunisia", "location tunisia", "tunis", "united states of america", "earth", "conquest of tunis", "algeria", "africa", "south africa", "medjerda river", ""tunis, capital of tunisia"". G has the following directed edges: "tunis"-(location.location.events)->"conquest of tunis", "tunisia"-(location.country.administrative_divisions)->"tunis", "tunisia"-(common.topic.image)->"location tunisia", "tunisia"-(base.locations.countries.continent)->"africa", ""tunis, capital of tunisia""-(common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery)->"tunis", "africa"-(base.locations.continents.planet)->"earth", "south africa"-(base.locations.countries.continent)->"africa", "algeria"-(base.locations.countries.continent)->"africa", "united states of america"-(base.locations.countries.planet)->"earth", "medjerda river"-(geography.river.basin_countries)->"algeria", "medjerda river"-(geography.river.basin_countries)->"tunisia".

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5,tunisia
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55,tunis
72,united states of america
114,earth
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234,algeria
273,africa
299,south africa
468,medjerda river
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72,base.locations.countries.planet,114
5,base.locations.countries.continent,273
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468,geography.river.basin_countries,5

G describes a graph among nodes "tunisia", "location tunisia", "tunis", "united states of america", "earth", "conquest of tunis", "algeria", "africa", "south africa", "medjerda river", ""tunis, capital of tunisia"".In this graph: Node "tunis" has outgoing edges to: "conquest of tunis" with relation "location.location.events". Node "tunisia" has outgoing edges to: "tunis" with relation "location.country.administrative_divisions". Node "tunisia" has outgoing edges to: "location tunisia" with relation "common.topic.image". Node "tunisia" has outgoing edges to: "africa" with relation "base.locations.countries.continent". Node ""tunis, capital of tunisia"" has outgoing edges to: "tunis" with relation "common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery". Node "africa" has outgoing edges to: "earth" with relation "base.locations.continents.planet". Node "south africa" has outgoing edges to: "africa" with relation "base.locations.countries.continent". Node "algeria" has outgoing edges to: "africa" with relation "base.locations.countries.continent". Node "united states of america" has outgoing edges to: "earth" with relation "base.locations.countries.planet". Node "medjerda river" has outgoing edges to: "algeria", "tunisia" with relation "geography.river.basin_countries".

("tunis", "location.location.events", "conquest of tunis"), ("tunisia", "location.country.administrative_divisions", "tunis"), ("tunisia", "common.topic.image", "location tunisia"), ("tunisia", "base.locations.countries.continent", "africa"), (""tunis, capital of tunisia"", "common.image.appears_in_topic_gallery", "tunis"), ("africa", "base.locations.continents.planet", "earth"), ("south africa", "base.locations.countries.continent", "africa"), ("algeria", "base.locations.countries.continent", "africa"), ("united states of america", "base.locations.countries.planet", "earth"), ("medjerda river", "geography.river.basin_countries", "algeria"), ("medjerda river", "geography.river.basin_countries", "tunisia")

Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, has a history marked by significant events like the conquest of Tunis. Tunisia, an administrative division of itself, is located in Africa and is part of the continent's diverse geography, alongside countries such as Algeria and South Africa. The Medjerda River flows through both Algeria and Tunisia, connecting these regions. Tunisia is situated on the African continent, which is part of planet Earth, sharing this planetary affiliation with countries like the United States of America. Visual representations often highlight Tunisia's location and its capital, Tunis, within broader geographical contexts.

Tunis is located in Tunisia, which is a country in Africa. Tunis serves as the capital of Tunisia and is situated near the Medjerda River, which flows through both Tunisia and Algeria. Tunisia itself is part of the African continent on planet Earth.

Tunis is the capital city located in Tunisia, which is a country in Africa on the continent of Earth. Tunisia borders Algeria and is situated in northern Africa. Nearby geographical features include the Medjerda River, which flows through both Algeria and Tunisia.

Tunis is the capital city of Tunisia, located within the country of Tunisia on the continent of Africa, Earth. Tunisia borders Algeria and is situated in Northern Africa. Nearby geographical features include the Medjerda River, which flows through Tunisia.

Tunis is the capital city of Tunisia, located in Africa on the continent of Earth. It is situated within the country of Tunisia, which shares a border with Algeria and is near the Medjerda River basin.

Tunis is the capital city located in Tunisia, which is a country in Africa on the continent of Earth. Tunisia borders Algeria, and the Medjerda River flows through parts of both Algeria and Tunisia.


Question: who is nicolas cage married too

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "nicolas cage", "tv episode", "m.025dsbw", "lisa marie presley", "patricia arquette", "m.0w_j3fy", "alice kim", "christina fulton", "nicolas cage; katherine heigl", ""nicolas cage, sara moulton"", "m.025dscc", "m.025dsc3". G has the following directed edges: "nicolas cage"-(common.topic.notable_types)->"tv episode", ""nicolas cage, sara moulton""-(common.topic.notable_types)->"tv episode", "nicolas cage; katherine heigl"-(common.topic.notable_types)->"tv episode", "m.0w_j3fy"-(people.marriage.spouse)->"nicolas cage", "m.0w_j3fy"-(people.marriage.spouse)->"christina fulton", "m.025dsbw"-(people.marriage.spouse)->"nicolas cage", "m.025dsbw"-(people.marriage.spouse)->"patricia arquette", "m.025dscc"-(people.marriage.spouse)->"nicolas cage", "m.025dscc"-(people.marriage.spouse)->"alice kim", "m.025dsc3"-(people.marriage.spouse)->"nicolas cage", "m.025dsc3"-(people.marriage.spouse)->"lisa marie presley".

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4,nicolas cage
228,tv episode
400,m.025dsbw
454,lisa marie presley
464,patricia arquette
616,m.0w_j3fy
675,alice kim
688,christina fulton
767,nicolas cage; katherine heigl
860,"nicolas cage, sara moulton"
867,m.025dscc
1040,m.025dsc3

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616,people.marriage.spouse,688
867,people.marriage.spouse,675
1040,people.marriage.spouse,4
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G describes a graph among nodes "nicolas cage", "tv episode", "m.025dsbw", "lisa marie presley", "patricia arquette", "m.0w_j3fy", "alice kim", "christina fulton", "nicolas cage; katherine heigl", ""nicolas cage, sara moulton"", "m.025dscc", "m.025dsc3".In this graph: Node "nicolas cage" has outgoing edges to: "tv episode" with relation "common.topic.notable_types". Node ""nicolas cage, sara moulton"" has outgoing edges to: "tv episode" with relation "common.topic.notable_types". Node "nicolas cage; katherine heigl" has outgoing edges to: "tv episode" with relation "common.topic.notable_types". Node "m.0w_j3fy" has outgoing edges to: "nicolas cage", "christina fulton" with relation "people.marriage.spouse". Node "m.025dsbw" has outgoing edges to: "nicolas cage", "patricia arquette" with relation "people.marriage.spouse". Node "m.025dscc" has outgoing edges to: "nicolas cage", "alice kim" with relation "people.marriage.spouse". Node "m.025dsc3" has outgoing edges to: "nicolas cage", "lisa marie presley" with relation "people.marriage.spouse".

("nicolas cage", "common.topic.notable_types", "tv episode"), (""nicolas cage, sara moulton"", "common.topic.notable_types", "tv episode"), ("nicolas cage; katherine heigl", "common.topic.notable_types", "tv episode"), ("m.0w_j3fy", "people.marriage.spouse", "nicolas cage"), ("m.0w_j3fy", "people.marriage.spouse", "christina fulton"), ("m.025dsbw", "people.marriage.spouse", "nicolas cage"), ("m.025dsbw", "people.marriage.spouse", "patricia arquette"), ("m.025dscc", "people.marriage.spouse", "nicolas cage"), ("m.025dscc", "people.marriage.spouse", "alice kim"), ("m.025dsc3", "people.marriage.spouse", "nicolas cage"), ("m.025dsc3", "people.marriage.spouse", "lisa marie presley")

Nicolas Cage has appeared in notable TV episodes, including collaborations with Sara Moulton and Katherine Heigl. Throughout his life, Cage has been married to several individuals: Christina Fulton, Patricia Arquette, Alice Kim, and Lisa Marie Presley, with each marriage identified by unique identifiers m.0w_j3fy, m.025dsbw, m.025dscc, and m.025dsc3 respectively.

Nicolas Cage has been married to Christina Fulton, Patricia Arquette, Alice Kim, and Lisa Marie Presley. Currently, based on the provided data, his marital status or most recent spouse is not explicitly stated beyond these historical marriages.

Nicolas Cage has been married to several individuals including Patricia Arquette, Alice Kim, and Lisa Marie Presley, based on the marriage records provided. Currently, the graph indicates his most recent listed marriage is to Christina Fulton.

Nicolas Cage has been married to multiple individuals, including Lisa Marie Presley, Patricia Arquette, Alice Kim, and currently, he is married to Christina Fulton, as indicated by the graph data.

Nicolas Cage has been married to several individuals including Patricia Arquette (m. reference "m.025dsbw"), Alice Kim (m. reference "m.025dscc"), and Lisa Marie Presley (m. reference "m.025dsc3"). The most recent marriage indicated in the data is with Alice Kim. No current marital status beyond these historical marriages is explicitly stated in the graph.

Nicolas Cage has been married to several individuals, including Lisa Marie Presley, Patricia Arquette, Alice Kim, and most recently, Christina Fulton, though the most current status is not explicitly indicated in the provided data. Notably, the identifiers "m.025dsc3" and "m.0w_j3fy" respectively link Cage to Lisa Marie Presley and Christina Fulton in terms of marital status.


Question: who does the voice for chucky in child 's play

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "joe renzetti", "m.0vxk1g_", "brad dourif", "m.0jwb9h", "child's play", "m.03lm6_z", "john franklin", "m.0vxjzk2", "curse of chucky", "chucky", "m.0vxjzxn", "m.0vpcp89", "m.0vxhqcz", "edan gross", "goodbye chucky / child's play - end credits". G has the following directed edges: "joe renzetti"-(film.music_contributor.film)->"child's play", "joe renzetti"-(music.artist.track)->"goodbye chucky / child's play - end credits", "child's play"-(film.film.starring)->"m.0vxk1g_", "child's play"-(film.film_series.films_in_series)->"curse of chucky", "m.0vxjzk2"-(film.performance.character)->"chucky", "m.0vxjzk2"-(film.performance.actor)->"edan gross", "m.03lm6_z"-(film.performance.character)->"chucky", "m.03lm6_z"-(film.performance.actor)->"brad dourif", "m.0vxk1g_"-(film.performance.character)->"chucky", "m.0vxk1g_"-(film.performance.actor)->"john franklin", "m.0jwb9h"-(film.performance.actor)->"brad dourif", "m.0vpcp89"-(film.performance.actor)->"joe renzetti", "m.0vxjzxn"-(film.performance.actor)->"edan gross", "m.0vxhqcz"-(film.performance.actor)->"edan gross".

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62,brad dourif
63,m.0jwb9h
77,child's play
123,m.03lm6_z
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242,m.0vxjzk2
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375,chucky
473,m.0vxjzxn
551,m.0vpcp89
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846,edan gross
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8,film.music_contributor.film,77
77,film.film.starring,51
77,film.film_series.films_in_series,281
8,music.artist.track,1156
242,film.performance.character,375
123,film.performance.character,375
51,film.performance.character,375
123,film.performance.actor,62
63,film.performance.actor,62
551,film.performance.actor,8
473,film.performance.actor,846
51,film.performance.actor,145
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G describes a graph among nodes "joe renzetti", "m.0vxk1g_", "brad dourif", "m.0jwb9h", "child's play", "m.03lm6_z", "john franklin", "m.0vxjzk2", "curse of chucky", "chucky", "m.0vxjzxn", "m.0vpcp89", "m.0vxhqcz", "edan gross", "goodbye chucky / child's play - end credits".In this graph: Node "joe renzetti" has outgoing edges to: "child's play" with relation "film.music_contributor.film". Node "joe renzetti" has outgoing edges to: "goodbye chucky / child's play - end credits" with relation "music.artist.track". Node "child's play" has outgoing edges to: "m.0vxk1g_" with relation "film.film.starring". Node "child's play" has outgoing edges to: "curse of chucky" with relation "film.film_series.films_in_series". Node "m.0vxjzk2" has outgoing edges to: "chucky" with relation "film.performance.character". Node "m.0vxjzk2" has outgoing edges to: "edan gross" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.03lm6_z" has outgoing edges to: "chucky" with relation "film.performance.character". Node "m.03lm6_z" has outgoing edges to: "brad dourif" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.0vxk1g_" has outgoing edges to: "chucky" with relation "film.performance.character". Node "m.0vxk1g_" has outgoing edges to: "john franklin" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.0jwb9h" has outgoing edges to: "brad dourif" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.0vpcp89" has outgoing edges to: "joe renzetti" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.0vxjzxn" has outgoing edges to: "edan gross" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "m.0vxhqcz" has outgoing edges to: "edan gross" with relation "film.performance.actor".

("joe renzetti", "film.music_contributor.film", "child's play"), ("joe renzetti", "music.artist.track", "goodbye chucky / child's play - end credits"), ("child's play", "film.film.starring", "m.0vxk1g_"), ("child's play", "film.film_series.films_in_series", "curse of chucky"), ("m.0vxjzk2", "film.performance.character", "chucky"), ("m.0vxjzk2", "film.performance.actor", "edan gross"), ("m.03lm6_z", "film.performance.character", "chucky"), ("m.03lm6_z", "film.performance.actor", "brad dourif"), ("m.0vxk1g_", "film.performance.character", "chucky"), ("m.0vxk1g_", "film.performance.actor", "john franklin"), ("m.0jwb9h", "film.performance.actor", "brad dourif"), ("m.0vpcp89", "film.performance.actor", "joe renzetti"), ("m.0vxjzxn", "film.performance.actor", "edan gross"), ("m.0vxhqcz", "film.performance.actor", "edan gross")

Joe Renzetti contributed music to "Child's Play" and composed "Goodbye Chucky / Child's Play - End Credits." The film stars John Franklin as Chucky and features Brad Dourif and Edan Gross in previous Chucky roles.  "Child's Play" is part of the "Curse of Chucky" film series.  Other actors in the film include Joe Renzetti, Edan Gross, and Brad Dourif.

Brad Dourif is credited with voicing Chucky in the "Child's Play" film series, while other actors like Edan Gross have also portrayed the character in different entries.

Brad Dourif voices Chucky in multiple films within the Child's Play series, including roles associated with key installments like "Child's Play" and "Curse of Chucky."

Brad Dourif voices Chucky in "Child's Play," with Edan Gross also credited for voice acting related performances in the character across different entries, though Dourif is notably associated with the primary role of Chucky in the series including "Curse of Chucky."

Brad Dourif provides the voice for Chucky in the "Child's Play" film series, with notable appearances credited to his acting role as Chucky. Edan Gross also voiced Chucky in some instances, while John Franklin and others had roles in related films. However, Brad Dourif is primarily recognized for voicing Chucky.

Brad Dourif provides the voice for Chucky in the "Child's Play" series, starring notably in multiple films within the franchise including "Child's Play." Other actors like Edan Gross and John Franklin have also portrayed Chucky in different roles or films, but Dourif is primarily associated with voicing the character.


Question: what did mary wollstonecraft fight for

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "percy bysshe shelley", "mary shelley", "mary wollstonecraft", "jean-jacques rousseau", "samuel taylor coleridge", "romanticism", "frankenstein", "mary wollstonecraft opposed by horace walpole", ""her radical friends loved it,  but the majority of the educated public, including the writer horace walpole and the educationist hannah more, thought it was inflammatory."", "mary wollstonecraft opposed by hannah more", "william blake", "johann wolfgang von goethe", "emily brontë", "dark romanticism", "mary wollstonecraft : political writings". G has the following directed edges: "mary wollstonecraft opposed by hannah more"-(base.kwebbase.kwconnection.subject)->"mary wollstonecraft", "mary shelley"-(influence.influence_node.influenced_by)->"mary wollstonecraft", "mary shelley"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"romanticism", "mary shelley"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"dark romanticism", "mary wollstonecraft opposed by horace walpole"-(base.kwebbase.kwconnection.sentence)->""her radical friends loved it,  but the majority of the educated public, including the writer horace walpole and the educationist hannah more, thought it was inflammatory."", "mary wollstonecraft"-(book.book.editions)->"mary wollstonecraft : political writings", ""her radical friends loved it,  but the majority of the educated public, including the writer horace walpole and the educationist hannah more, thought it was inflammatory.""-(base.kwebbase.kwsentence.contains_connections)->"mary wollstonecraft opposed by hannah more", "jean-jacques rousseau"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"romanticism", "percy bysshe shelley"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"romanticism", "emily brontë"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"romanticism", "johann wolfgang von goethe"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"romanticism", "samuel taylor coleridge"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"romanticism", "samuel taylor coleridge"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"dark romanticism", "frankenstein"-(book.written_work.school_or_movement)->"romanticism", "william blake"-(book.author.school_or_movement)->"romanticism".

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33,mary wollstonecraft
69,jean-jacques rousseau
96,samuel taylor coleridge
206,romanticism
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302,base.kwebbase.kwsentence.contains_connections,303
13,book.author.school_or_movement,206
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G describes a graph among nodes "percy bysshe shelley", "mary shelley", "mary wollstonecraft", "jean-jacques rousseau", "samuel taylor coleridge", "romanticism", "frankenstein", "mary wollstonecraft opposed by horace walpole", ""her radical friends loved it,  but the majority of the educated public, including the writer horace walpole and the educationist hannah more, thought it was inflammatory."", "mary wollstonecraft opposed by hannah more", "william blake", "johann wolfgang von goethe", "emily brontë", "dark romanticism", "mary wollstonecraft : political writings".In this graph: Node "mary wollstonecraft opposed by hannah more" has outgoing edges to: "mary wollstonecraft" with relation "base.kwebbase.kwconnection.subject". Node "mary shelley" has outgoing edges to: "mary wollstonecraft" with relation "influence.influence_node.influenced_by". Node "mary shelley" has outgoing edges to: "romanticism", "dark romanticism" with relation "book.author.school_or_movement". Node "mary wollstonecraft opposed by horace walpole" has outgoing edges to: ""her radical friends loved it,  but the majority of the educated public, including the writer horace walpole and the educationist hannah more, thought it was inflammatory."" with relation "base.kwebbase.kwconnection.sentence". Node "mary wollstonecraft" has outgoing edges to: "mary wollstonecraft : political writings" with relation "book.book.editions". Node ""her radical friends loved it,  but the majority of the educated public, including the writer horace walpole and the educationist hannah more, thought it was inflammatory."" has outgoing edges to: "mary wollstonecraft opposed by hannah more" with relation "base.kwebbase.kwsentence.contains_connections". Node "jean-jacques rousseau" has outgoing edges to: "romanticism" with relation "book.author.school_or_movement". Node "percy bysshe shelley" has outgoing edges to: "romanticism" with relation "book.author.school_or_movement". Node "emily brontë" has outgoing edges to: "romanticism" with relation "book.author.school_or_movement". Node "johann wolfgang von goethe" has outgoing edges to: "romanticism" with relation "book.author.school_or_movement". Node "samuel taylor coleridge" has outgoing edges to: "romanticism", "dark romanticism" with relation "book.author.school_or_movement". Node "frankenstein" has outgoing edges to: "romanticism" with relation "book.written_work.school_or_movement". Node "william blake" has outgoing edges to: "romanticism" with relation "book.author.school_or_movement".

("mary wollstonecraft opposed by hannah more", "base.kwebbase.kwconnection.subject", "mary wollstonecraft"), ("mary shelley", "influence.influence_node.influenced_by", "mary wollstonecraft"), ("mary shelley", "book.author.school_or_movement", "romanticism"), ("mary shelley", "book.author.school_or_movement", "dark romanticism"), ("mary wollstonecraft opposed by horace walpole", "base.kwebbase.kwconnection.sentence", ""her radical friends loved it,  but the majority of the educated public, including the writer horace walpole and the educationist hannah more, thought it was inflammatory.""), ("mary wollstonecraft", "book.book.editions", "mary wollstonecraft : political writings"), (""her radical friends loved it,  but the majority of the educated public, including the writer horace walpole and the educationist hannah more, thought it was inflammatory."", "base.kwebbase.kwsentence.contains_connections", "mary wollstonecraft opposed by hannah more"), ("jean-jacques rousseau", "book.author.school_or_movement", "romanticism"), ("percy bysshe shelley", "book.author.school_or_movement", "romanticism"), ("emily brontë", "book.author.school_or_movement", "romanticism"), ("johann wolfgang von goethe", "book.author.school_or_movement", "romanticism"), ("samuel taylor coleridge", "book.author.school_or_movement", "romanticism"), ("samuel taylor coleridge", "book.author.school_or_movement", "dark romanticism"), ("frankenstein", "book.written_work.school_or_movement", "romanticism"), ("william blake", "book.author.school_or_movement", "romanticism")

Mary Wollstonecraft, whose political writings were opposed by Hannah More and Horace Walpole, influenced Mary Shelley, a key figure in both Romanticism and Dark Romanticism. Mary Shelley, known for her work "Frankenstein," was part of a broader literary movement that included other notable Romantics such as Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Emily Brontë, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and William Blake. Coleridge, like Shelley, also aligned with the Dark Romanticism subset within the Romantic movement.

Mary Wollstonecraft fought for radical ideas that were celebrated by her contemporaries like radical friends but opposed by figures such as Horace Walpole and Hannah More, who found her work inflammatory. Her political writings influenced Mary Shelley, who later became a notable figure in Romanticism and Dark Romanticism, indicating Wollstonecraft's impact extended to advocating for women's rights and educational reforms within influential intellectual circles.

Mary Wollstonecraft advocated ideas that were considered radical, earning opposition from figures such as Hannah More and Horace Walpole, who found her views inflammatory. Her influence extended to Mary Shelley, who was influenced by Wollstonecraft's work and later became associated with literary movements like Romanticism and Dark Romanticism through her authorship of "Frankenstein." Wollstonecraft's contributions are encapsulated in her "Political Writings."

Mary Wollstonecraft advocated ideas that were considered radical, leading to opposition from figures like Hannah More and Horace Walpole, who found her views inflammatory. Her writings influenced Mary Shelley, who became associated with Romanticism and Dark Romanticism movements in literature. Notably, Wollstonecraft's political writings, encapsulated in works like "Mary Wollstonecraft: Political Writings," centered on principles likely challenging the societal norms of her time regarding education and women's rights.

Mary Wollstonecraft advocated for radical ideas that were loved by her contemporaries but considered inflammatory by the majority of the educated public, including Horace Walpole and Hannah More. Her political writings influenced Mary Shelley, who later became a prominent figure associated with Romanticism and Dark Romanticism, indicating Wollstonecraft's impact on feminist and philosophical thought challenging the status quo of her time.

Mary Wollstonecraft advocated ideas that were considered radical, earning opposition from figures like Hannah More and Horace Walpole due to their inflammatory nature. Her writings influenced Mary Shelley, who became a notable figure in Romanticism, including its Dark Romanticism branch. Wollstonecraft's political writings were central to her advocacy.


Question: what year did the phillies begin

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "miami marlins", "philadelphia phillies", "washington nationals", "national league east", "atlanta braves", "phillie phanatic", "new york mets", "phillies phanatic", "the phillie phanatic is the mascot of the philadelphia phillies". G has the following directed edges: "phillie phanatic"-(sports.mascot.team)->"philadelphia phillies", "phillie phanatic"-(common.topic.image)->"the phillie phanatic is the mascot of the philadelphia phillies", "phillie phanatic"-(common.topic.image)->"phillies phanatic", "philadelphia phillies"-(baseball.baseball_team.division)->"national league east", "washington nationals"-(baseball.baseball_team.division)->"national league east", "atlanta braves"-(baseball.baseball_team.division)->"national league east", "miami marlins"-(baseball.baseball_team.division)->"national league east", "new york mets"-(baseball.baseball_team.division)->"national league east".

node_id,node_attr
0,miami marlins
29,philadelphia phillies
49,washington nationals
63,national league east
82,atlanta braves
223,phillie phanatic
315,new york mets
460,phillies phanatic
596,the phillie phanatic is the mascot of the philadelphia phillies

src,edge_attr,dst
223,sports.mascot.team,29
223,common.topic.image,596
223,common.topic.image,460
29,baseball.baseball_team.division,63
49,baseball.baseball_team.division,63
82,baseball.baseball_team.division,63
0,baseball.baseball_team.division,63
315,baseball.baseball_team.division,63

G describes a graph among nodes "miami marlins", "philadelphia phillies", "washington nationals", "national league east", "atlanta braves", "phillie phanatic", "new york mets", "phillies phanatic", "the phillie phanatic is the mascot of the philadelphia phillies".In this graph: Node "phillie phanatic" has outgoing edges to: "philadelphia phillies" with relation "sports.mascot.team". Node "phillie phanatic" has outgoing edges to: "the phillie phanatic is the mascot of the philadelphia phillies", "phillies phanatic" with relation "common.topic.image". Node "philadelphia phillies" has outgoing edges to: "national league east" with relation "baseball.baseball_team.division". Node "washington nationals" has outgoing edges to: "national league east" with relation "baseball.baseball_team.division". Node "atlanta braves" has outgoing edges to: "national league east" with relation "baseball.baseball_team.division". Node "miami marlins" has outgoing edges to: "national league east" with relation "baseball.baseball_team.division". Node "new york mets" has outgoing edges to: "national league east" with relation "baseball.baseball_team.division".

("phillie phanatic", "sports.mascot.team", "philadelphia phillies"), ("phillie phanatic", "common.topic.image", "the phillie phanatic is the mascot of the philadelphia phillies"), ("phillie phanatic", "common.topic.image", "phillies phanatic"), ("philadelphia phillies", "baseball.baseball_team.division", "national league east"), ("washington nationals", "baseball.baseball_team.division", "national league east"), ("atlanta braves", "baseball.baseball_team.division", "national league east"), ("miami marlins", "baseball.baseball_team.division", "national league east"), ("new york mets", "baseball.baseball_team.division", "national league east")

The Phillie Phanatic, the mascot of the Philadelphia Phillies, represents the team in the National League East division, alongside competitors such as the Washington Nationals, Atlanta Braves, Miami Marlins, and New York Mets.

The provided graph does not contain information regarding the year the Philadelphia Phillies began. It only details the Phillies' association with the Phillie Phanatic mascot and their division in baseball, the National League East, alongside other teams in the same division.

The provided graph does not contain specific founding year information for the Philadelphia Phillies. It only indicates the team's current division affiliation, the National League East, alongside other related team and mascot associations but lacks details necessary to answer when the Phillies began.

The provided graph does not contain specific information about the year the Philadelphia Phillies began. It only indicates their association with the National League East division alongside other teams but lacks historical founding details.

The provided graph does not contain specific information about the year the Philadelphia Phillies began. It only indicates their association with the National League East division among other teams.

The graph does not provide the specific year the Philadelphia Phillies began. However, it confirms the Phillies are a team in the National League East division of Major League Baseball.


Question: what language does iceland speak

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "iceland", "rwanda", "namibia", "india", "english language", "canada", "pakistan", "japan", "united kingdom", "ghana", "dominica", "cyprus", "republic of ireland", "laos", "botswana", "new zealand", "tanzania", "australia", "honduras", "south africa", "malta", "uganda", "indonesia", "china", "icelandic", "icelandic language", "philippines", "sri lanka", "israel", "icelandic orthography", "kenya", "singapore", "indo-european languages", "jordan". G has the following directed edges: "icelandic"-(base.rosetta.local_name.languoid)->"icelandic language", "icelandic orthography"-(language.language_writing_system.languages)->"icelandic language", "english language"-(language.human_language.language_family)->"indo-european languages", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"botswana", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"uganda", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"pakistan", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"republic of ireland", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"kenya", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"rwanda", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"laos", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"honduras", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"tanzania", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"philippines", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"australia", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"india", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"cyprus", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"dominica", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"singapore", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"china", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"indonesia", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"malta", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"canada", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"israel", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"south africa", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"ghana", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"jordan", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"sri lanka", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"namibia", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"japan", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"united kingdom", "english language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"new zealand", "icelandic language"-(language.human_language.language_family)->"indo-european languages", "icelandic language"-(language.human_language.countries_spoken_in)->"iceland".

node_id,node_attr
2,iceland
24,rwanda
31,namibia
34,india
35,english language
41,canada
65,pakistan
106,japan
116,united kingdom
131,ghana
157,dominica
166,cyprus
188,republic of ireland
238,laos
241,botswana
257,new zealand
286,tanzania
302,australia
348,honduras
360,south africa
362,malta
375,uganda
385,indonesia
392,china
396,icelandic
397,icelandic language
417,philippines
475,sri lanka
552,israel
560,icelandic orthography
644,kenya
744,singapore
855,indo-european languages
870,jordan

src,edge_attr,dst
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560,language.language_writing_system.languages,397
35,language.human_language.language_family,855
397,language.human_language.language_family,855
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,241
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,375
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,65
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,188
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,644
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,24
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,238
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,348
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,286
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,417
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,302
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,34
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,166
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,157
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,744
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,392
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,385
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,362
397,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,2
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,41
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,552
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,360
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,131
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,870
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,475
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,31
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,106
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,116
35,language.human_language.countries_spoken_in,257

G describes a graph among nodes "iceland", "rwanda", "namibia", "india", "english language", "canada", "pakistan", "japan", "united kingdom", "ghana", "dominica", "cyprus", "republic of ireland", "laos", "botswana", "new zealand", "tanzania", "australia", "honduras", "south africa", "malta", "uganda", "indonesia", "china", "icelandic", "icelandic language", "philippines", "sri lanka", "israel", "icelandic orthography", "kenya", "singapore", "indo-european languages", "jordan".In this graph: Node "icelandic" has outgoing edges to: "icelandic language" with relation "base.rosetta.local_name.languoid". Node "icelandic orthography" has outgoing edges to: "icelandic language" with relation "language.language_writing_system.languages". Node "english language" has outgoing edges to: "indo-european languages" with relation "language.human_language.language_family". Node "english language" has outgoing edges to: "botswana", "uganda", "pakistan", "republic of ireland", "kenya", "rwanda", "laos", "honduras", "tanzania", "philippines", "australia", "india", "cyprus", "dominica", "singapore", "china", "indonesia", "malta", "canada", "israel", "south africa", "ghana", "jordan", "sri lanka", "namibia", "japan", "united kingdom", "new zealand" with relation "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in". Node "icelandic language" has outgoing edges to: "indo-european languages" with relation "language.human_language.language_family". Node "icelandic language" has outgoing edges to: "iceland" with relation "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in".

("icelandic", "base.rosetta.local_name.languoid", "icelandic language"), ("icelandic orthography", "language.language_writing_system.languages", "icelandic language"), ("english language", "language.human_language.language_family", "indo-european languages"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "botswana"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "uganda"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "pakistan"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "republic of ireland"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "kenya"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "rwanda"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "laos"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "honduras"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "tanzania"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "philippines"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "australia"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "india"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "cyprus"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "dominica"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "singapore"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "china"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "indonesia"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "malta"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "canada"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "israel"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "south africa"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "ghana"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "jordan"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "sri lanka"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "namibia"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "japan"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "united kingdom"), ("english language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "new zealand"), ("icelandic language", "language.human_language.language_family", "indo-european languages"), ("icelandic language", "language.human_language.countries_spoken_in", "iceland")

The Icelandic language, a member of the Indo-European languages family, is spoken in Iceland and employs Icelandic orthography. The English language, also part of the Indo-European languages family, is widely spoken across numerous countries including Botswana, Uganda, Pakistan, the Republic of Ireland, Kenya, Rwanda, Laos, Honduras, Tanzania, the Philippines, Australia, India, Cyprus, Dominica, Singapore, China, Indonesia, Malta, Canada, Israel, South Africa, Ghana, Jordan, Sri Lanka, Namibia, Japan, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand.

The primary language spoken in Iceland is Icelandic.

Icelandic is the primary language spoken in Iceland, as indicated by the graph showing "icelandic" in relation to "icelandic language."

Iceland's official language is Icelandic.

The primary language spoken in Iceland is Icelandic, also known as the Icelandic language, which has its own orthography.

The official language spoken in Iceland is Icelandic, with Icelandic orthography used for writing.


Question: what was dr seuss real name

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "theodore lesieg", "the cat in the hat", "gerald mcboing-boing", "the lorax", "thing two", "horton", "yertle the turtle", "thing one", "mr. knox", "dr. terwilliker", "grinch", ""dr. seuss, from then to now"", "sam-i-am", "vlad vladikoff", "marvin k. mooney", "dr. seuss & mr. geisel: a biography", "dr. seuss & mr. geisel : a biography", "the fox". G has the following directed edges: "theodore lesieg"-(book.book_subject.works)->"dr. seuss & mr. geisel: a biography", ""dr. seuss, from then to now""-(book.written_work.author)->"theodore lesieg", "dr. seuss & mr. geisel: a biography"-(book.book.editions)->"dr. seuss & mr. geisel : a biography", "the fox"-(fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by)->"theodore lesieg", "dr. terwilliker"-(fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by)->"theodore lesieg", "thing one"-(fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by)->"theodore lesieg", "thing two"-(fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by)->"theodore lesieg", "mr. knox"-(fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by)->"theodore lesieg", "marvin k. mooney"-(fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by)->"theodore lesieg", "vlad vladikoff"-(fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by)->"theodore lesieg", "the cat in the hat"-(fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by)->"theodore lesieg", "grinch"-(fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by)->"theodore lesieg", "sam-i-am"-(fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by)->"theodore lesieg", "the lorax"-(fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by)->"theodore lesieg", "gerald mcboing-boing"-(fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by)->"theodore lesieg", "horton"-(fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by)->"theodore lesieg", "yertle the turtle"-(fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by)->"theodore lesieg".

node_id,node_attr
3,theodore lesieg
21,the cat in the hat
31,gerald mcboing-boing
33,the lorax
112,thing two
129,horton
179,yertle the turtle
186,thing one
194,mr. knox
198,dr. terwilliker
208,grinch
227,"dr. seuss, from then to now"
317,sam-i-am
419,vlad vladikoff
440,marvin k. mooney
511,dr. seuss & mr. geisel: a biography
512,dr. seuss & mr. geisel : a biography
576,the fox

src,edge_attr,dst
3,book.book_subject.works,511
227,book.written_work.author,3
511,book.book.editions,512
576,fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by,3
198,fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by,3
186,fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by,3
112,fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by,3
194,fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by,3
440,fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by,3
419,fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by,3
21,fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by,3
208,fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by,3
317,fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by,3
33,fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by,3
31,fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by,3
129,fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by,3
179,fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by,3

G describes a graph among nodes "theodore lesieg", "the cat in the hat", "gerald mcboing-boing", "the lorax", "thing two", "horton", "yertle the turtle", "thing one", "mr. knox", "dr. terwilliker", "grinch", ""dr. seuss, from then to now"", "sam-i-am", "vlad vladikoff", "marvin k. mooney", "dr. seuss & mr. geisel: a biography", "dr. seuss & mr. geisel : a biography", "the fox".In this graph: Node "theodore lesieg" has outgoing edges to: "dr. seuss & mr. geisel: a biography" with relation "book.book_subject.works". Node ""dr. seuss, from then to now"" has outgoing edges to: "theodore lesieg" with relation "book.written_work.author". Node "dr. seuss & mr. geisel: a biography" has outgoing edges to: "dr. seuss & mr. geisel : a biography" with relation "book.book.editions". Node "the fox" has outgoing edges to: "theodore lesieg" with relation "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by". Node "dr. terwilliker" has outgoing edges to: "theodore lesieg" with relation "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by". Node "thing one" has outgoing edges to: "theodore lesieg" with relation "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by". Node "thing two" has outgoing edges to: "theodore lesieg" with relation "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by". Node "mr. knox" has outgoing edges to: "theodore lesieg" with relation "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by". Node "marvin k. mooney" has outgoing edges to: "theodore lesieg" with relation "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by". Node "vlad vladikoff" has outgoing edges to: "theodore lesieg" with relation "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by". Node "the cat in the hat" has outgoing edges to: "theodore lesieg" with relation "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by". Node "grinch" has outgoing edges to: "theodore lesieg" with relation "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by". Node "sam-i-am" has outgoing edges to: "theodore lesieg" with relation "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by". Node "the lorax" has outgoing edges to: "theodore lesieg" with relation "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by". Node "gerald mcboing-boing" has outgoing edges to: "theodore lesieg" with relation "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by". Node "horton" has outgoing edges to: "theodore lesieg" with relation "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by". Node "yertle the turtle" has outgoing edges to: "theodore lesieg" with relation "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by".

("theodore lesieg", "book.book_subject.works", "dr. seuss & mr. geisel: a biography"), (""dr. seuss, from then to now"", "book.written_work.author", "theodore lesieg"), ("dr. seuss & mr. geisel: a biography", "book.book.editions", "dr. seuss & mr. geisel : a biography"), ("the fox", "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by", "theodore lesieg"), ("dr. terwilliker", "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by", "theodore lesieg"), ("thing one", "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by", "theodore lesieg"), ("thing two", "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by", "theodore lesieg"), ("mr. knox", "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by", "theodore lesieg"), ("marvin k. mooney", "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by", "theodore lesieg"), ("vlad vladikoff", "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by", "theodore lesieg"), ("the cat in the hat", "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by", "theodore lesieg"), ("grinch", "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by", "theodore lesieg"), ("sam-i-am", "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by", "theodore lesieg"), ("the lorax", "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by", "theodore lesieg"), ("gerald mcboing-boing", "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by", "theodore lesieg"), ("horton", "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by", "theodore lesieg"), ("yertle the turtle", "fictional_universe.fictional_character.character_created_by", "theodore lesieg")

Theodore Lesieg, known for his works under the pen name Dr. Seuss, authored "Dr. Seuss & Mr. Geisel: A Biography" and "Dr. Seuss, from Then to Now," which details his life and literary contributions. He created numerous beloved fictional characters including The Fox, Dr. Terwilliker, Thing One, Thing Two, Mr. Knox, Marvin K. Mooney, Vlad Vladikoff, The Cat in the Hat, The Grinch, Sam-I-Am, The Lorax, Gerald McBoing-Boing, Horton, and Yertle the Turtle, all of which populate his rich fictional universe.

Dr. Seuss's real name was Theodore Seuss Geisel, also referenced simply as Theodore Lesieg in some bibliographic contexts.

Dr. Seuss's real name was Theodore Lesieg.

Dr. Seuss's real name was Theodore Seuss Geisel, also referenced simply as Theodore Lesieg in relation to his works and creations.


Question: what did gloria steinem founded

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "gloria steinem", "feminist majority foundation", "marlo thomas", "ms. foundation for women", ""new york media, llc"", "national women's political caucus", "coalition of labor union women", "choice usa", "women's action alliance", "the education of a woman: the life and times of gloria steinem", ""gloria steinem: her passions, politics, and mystique"", "letty cottin pogrebin". G has the following directed edges: "gloria steinem"-(book.book_subject.works)->""gloria steinem: her passions, politics, and mystique"", "the education of a woman: the life and times of gloria steinem"-(book.written_work.subjects)->"gloria steinem", "feminist majority foundation"-(organization.organization.founders)->"gloria steinem", "national women's political caucus"-(organization.organization.founders)->"gloria steinem", ""new york media, llc""-(organization.organization.founders)->"gloria steinem", "coalition of labor union women"-(organization.organization.founders)->"gloria steinem", "ms. foundation for women"-(organization.organization.founders)->"letty cottin pogrebin", "ms. foundation for women"-(organization.organization.founders)->"marlo thomas", "ms. foundation for women"-(organization.organization.founders)->"gloria steinem", "choice usa"-(organization.organization.founders)->"gloria steinem", "women's action alliance"-(organization.organization.founders)->"gloria steinem".

National Women's Political Caucus
Ms. Foundation for Women
Choice USA
New York Media, LLC
Feminist Majority Foundation
Women's Action Alliance
Coalition of Labor Union Women

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21,gloria steinem
87,feminist majority foundation
132,marlo thomas
162,ms. foundation for women
219,"new york media, llc"
247,national women's political caucus
354,coalition of labor union women
514,choice usa
527,women's action alliance
653,the education of a woman: the life and times of gloria steinem
1058,"gloria steinem: her passions, politics, and mystique"
1063,letty cottin pogrebin

src,edge_attr,dst
21,book.book_subject.works,1058
653,book.written_work.subjects,21
87,organization.organization.founders,21
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162,organization.organization.founders,21
527,organization.organization.founders,21

G describes a graph among nodes "gloria steinem", "feminist majority foundation", "marlo thomas", "ms. foundation for women", ""new york media, llc"", "national women's political caucus", "coalition of labor union women", "choice usa", "women's action alliance", "the education of a woman: the life and times of gloria steinem", ""gloria steinem: her passions, politics, and mystique"", "letty cottin pogrebin".In this graph: Node "gloria steinem" has outgoing edges to: ""gloria steinem: her passions, politics, and mystique"" with relation "book.book_subject.works". Node "the education of a woman: the life and times of gloria steinem" has outgoing edges to: "gloria steinem" with relation "book.written_work.subjects". Node "feminist majority foundation" has outgoing edges to: "gloria steinem" with relation "organization.organization.founders". Node "national women's political caucus" has outgoing edges to: "gloria steinem" with relation "organization.organization.founders". Node ""new york media, llc"" has outgoing edges to: "gloria steinem" with relation "organization.organization.founders". Node "coalition of labor union women" has outgoing edges to: "gloria steinem" with relation "organization.organization.founders". Node "ms. foundation for women" has outgoing edges to: "letty cottin pogrebin", "marlo thomas", "gloria steinem" with relation "organization.organization.founders". Node "choice usa" has outgoing edges to: "gloria steinem" with relation "organization.organization.founders". Node "women's action alliance" has outgoing edges to: "gloria steinem" with relation "organization.organization.founders".

("gloria steinem", "book.book_subject.works", ""gloria steinem: her passions, politics, and mystique""), ("the education of a woman: the life and times of gloria steinem", "book.written_work.subjects", "gloria steinem"), ("feminist majority foundation", "organization.organization.founders", "gloria steinem"), ("national women's political caucus", "organization.organization.founders", "gloria steinem"), (""new york media, llc"", "organization.organization.founders", "gloria steinem"), ("coalition of labor union women", "organization.organization.founders", "gloria steinem"), ("ms. foundation for women", "organization.organization.founders", "letty cottin pogrebin"), ("ms. foundation for women", "organization.organization.founders", "marlo thomas"), ("ms. foundation for women", "organization.organization.founders", "gloria steinem"), ("choice usa", "organization.organization.founders", "gloria steinem"), ("women's action alliance", "organization.organization.founders", "gloria steinem")

Gloria Steinem authored "Gloria Steinem: Her Passions, Politics, and Mystique" and "The Education of a Woman: The Life and Times of Gloria Steinem," and co-founded or was a founder of numerous organizations including the Feminist Majority Foundation, National Women's Political Caucus, New York Media, LLC, Coalition of Labor Union Women, Choice USA, and Women's Action Alliance. The MS Foundation for Women was also founded with her involvement alongside Letty Cottin Pogrebin and Marlo Thomas.

Gloria Steinem founded several organizations including the Feminist Majority Foundation, National Women's Political Caucus, New York Media, LLC, Coalition of Labor Union Women, Choice USA, and Women's Action Alliance. She also co-founded the Ms. Foundation for Women alongside Letty Cottin Pogrebin and Marlo Thomas. Steinem authored works such as "Gloria Steinem: Her Passions, Politics, and Mystique" and contributed to "The Education of a Woman: The Life and Times of Gloria Steinem."

Gloria Steinem founded or co-founded several organizations including the Feminist Majority Foundation, National Women's Political Caucus, New York Media, LLC, Coalition of Labor Union Women, Choice USA, and Women's Action Alliance. Notably, she was also a key founder of the Ms. Foundation for Women alongside Letty Cottin Pogrebin and Marlo Thomas. Additionally, Steinem authored works such as "Gloria Steinem: Her Passions, Politics, and Mystique" and contributed to "The Education of a Woman: The Life and Times of Gloria Steinem."

Gloria Steinem founded several organizations including the Feminist Majority Foundation, the National Women's Political Caucus, New York Media, LLC, the Coalition of Labor Union Women, Choice USA, and the Women's Action Alliance. She was also listed among the founders of the Ms. Foundation for Women alongside Letty Cottin Pogrebin and Marlo Thomas.

Gloria Steinem founded or co-founded several organizations including the Feminist Majority Foundation, the National Women's Political Caucus, New York Media, LLC, the Coalition of Labor Union Women, Choice USA, and the Women's Action Alliance. Additionally, she is associated with the Ms. Foundation for Women as one of its founders alongside Letty Cottin Pogrebin and Marlo Thomas.


Question: what language they speak in scotland

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "english language", "jig", "british english", "starting over", "anglo-frisian languages", "scots language", "scottish gaelic", "scottish english", "the eagle". G has the following directed edges: "anglo-frisian languages"-(language.language_family.languages)->"english language", "anglo-frisian languages"-(language.language_family.languages)->"scots language", "the eagle"-(film.film.language)->"english language", "the eagle"-(film.film.language)->"scottish gaelic", "starting over"-(film.film.language)->"english language", "scottish english"-(language.language_dialect.language)->"english language", "british english"-(language.language_dialect.language)->"english language", "jig"-(film.film.language)->"english language".

node_id,node_attr
45,english language
171,jig
220,british english
252,starting over
334,anglo-frisian languages
335,scots language
521,scottish gaelic
645,scottish english
883,the eagle

src,edge_attr,dst
334,language.language_family.languages,45
334,language.language_family.languages,335
883,film.film.language,45
883,film.film.language,521
252,film.film.language,45
645,language.language_dialect.language,45
220,language.language_dialect.language,45
171,film.film.language,45

G describes a graph among nodes "english language", "jig", "british english", "starting over", "anglo-frisian languages", "scots language", "scottish gaelic", "scottish english", "the eagle".In this graph: Node "anglo-frisian languages" has outgoing edges to: "english language", "scots language" with relation "language.language_family.languages". Node "the eagle" has outgoing edges to: "english language", "scottish gaelic" with relation "film.film.language". Node "starting over" has outgoing edges to: "english language" with relation "film.film.language". Node "scottish english" has outgoing edges to: "english language" with relation "language.language_dialect.language". Node "british english" has outgoing edges to: "english language" with relation "language.language_dialect.language". Node "jig" has outgoing edges to: "english language" with relation "film.film.language".

("anglo-frisian languages", "language.language_family.languages", "english language"), ("anglo-frisian languages", "language.language_family.languages", "scots language"), ("the eagle", "film.film.language", "english language"), ("the eagle", "film.film.language", "scottish gaelic"), ("starting over", "film.film.language", "english language"), ("scottish english", "language.language_dialect.language", "english language"), ("british english", "language.language_dialect.language", "english language"), ("jig", "film.film.language", "english language")

The Anglo-Frisian languages encompass English, including its dialects like Scottish English and British English, and Scots. Films such as "The Eagle" are produced in English and Scottish Gaelic, while "Starting Over" and "Jig" are in English.

In Scotland, English, including dialects such as Scottish English and forms influenced by the broader British English, and Scots language are spoken. Additionally, Scottish Gaelic is also used, particularly noted in contexts like the film "The Eagle."

In Scotland, English, including dialects like Scottish English, and Scots language are spoken, alongside Scottish Gaelic as evidenced by films featuring these languages.

In Scotland, English, including its dialects like Scottish English and British English, and Scots language are spoken. Additionally, Scottish Gaelic is also used.

In Scotland, English, including its dialects Scottish English and British English, and Scots language are spoken. Additionally, Scottish Gaelic is also used.

In Scotland, English, including Scottish English, and Scots are spoken languages. Additionally, Scottish Gaelic is also used, particularly noted in contexts like films.


Question: what boarding school did mark zuckerberg go to

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "mark zuckerberg", "m.0jwchnr", "m.02n93cn", "mark zuckerberg: inside facebook", "harvard university", "ardsley high school", "markzuckerberg". G has the following directed edges: "mark zuckerberg"-(people.person.education)->"m.0jwchnr", "mark zuckerberg"-(common.topic.image)->"markzuckerberg", "mark zuckerberg: inside facebook"-(film.film.subjects)->"mark zuckerberg", "m.02n93cn"-(education.education.student)->"mark zuckerberg", "m.02n93cn"-(education.education.institution)->"harvard university", "m.0jwchnr"-(education.education.institution)->"ardsley high school", "ardsley high school"-(education.educational_institution.campuses)->"ardsley high school", "ardsley high school"-(education.educational_institution_campus.educational_institution)->"ardsley high school", "harvard university"-(education.educational_institution_campus.educational_institution)->"harvard university", "harvard university"-(education.educational_institution.campuses)->"harvard university".

node_id,node_attr
5,mark zuckerberg
65,m.0jwchnr
187,m.02n93cn
462,mark zuckerberg: inside facebook
541,harvard university
552,ardsley high school
602,markzuckerberg

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5,people.person.education,65
5,common.topic.image,602
462,film.film.subjects,5
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187,education.education.institution,541
552,education.educational_institution.campuses,552
552,education.educational_institution_campus.educational_institution,552
541,education.educational_institution_campus.educational_institution,541
541,education.educational_institution.campuses,541

G describes a graph among nodes "mark zuckerberg", "m.0jwchnr", "m.02n93cn", "mark zuckerberg: inside facebook", "harvard university", "ardsley high school", "markzuckerberg".In this graph: Node "mark zuckerberg" has outgoing edges to: "m.0jwchnr" with relation "people.person.education". Node "mark zuckerberg" has outgoing edges to: "markzuckerberg" with relation "common.topic.image". Node "mark zuckerberg: inside facebook" has outgoing edges to: "mark zuckerberg" with relation "film.film.subjects". Node "m.02n93cn" has outgoing edges to: "mark zuckerberg" with relation "education.education.student". Node "m.02n93cn" has outgoing edges to: "harvard university" with relation "education.education.institution". Node "m.0jwchnr" has outgoing edges to: "ardsley high school" with relation "education.education.institution". Node "ardsley high school" has outgoing edges to: "ardsley high school" with relation "education.educational_institution.campuses". Node "ardsley high school" has outgoing edges to: "ardsley high school" with relation "education.educational_institution_campus.educational_institution". Node "harvard university" has outgoing edges to: "harvard university" with relation "education.educational_institution_campus.educational_institution". Node "harvard university" has outgoing edges to: "harvard university" with relation "education.educational_institution.campuses".

("mark zuckerberg", "people.person.education", "m.0jwchnr"), ("mark zuckerberg", "common.topic.image", "markzuckerberg"), ("mark zuckerberg: inside facebook", "film.film.subjects", "mark zuckerberg"), ("m.02n93cn", "education.education.student", "mark zuckerberg"), ("m.02n93cn", "education.education.institution", "harvard university"), ("m.0jwchnr", "education.education.institution", "ardsley high school"), ("ardsley high school", "education.educational_institution.campuses", "ardsley high school"), ("ardsley high school", "education.educational_institution_campus.educational_institution", "ardsley high school"), ("harvard university", "education.educational_institution_campus.educational_institution", "harvard university"), ("harvard university", "education.educational_institution.campuses", "harvard university")

Mark Zuckerberg studied at Ardsley High School and later attended Harvard University. He is the subject of the film "Mark Zuckerberg: Inside Facebook" and is associated with the image identifier "markzuckerberg". Ardsley High School and Harvard University are their own respective educational institutions with campuses under their names.

Mark Zuckerberg attended Ardsley High School for his secondary education before enrolling at Harvard University for higher education.

Mark Zuckerberg attended Ardsley High School before enrolling at Harvard University.


Question: what are bigos

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "meat", "bigos", ""game meat, elk, cooked, roasted"", ""elk, free range, ground, cooked patties (shoshone bannock)"", "samosa", "jersey giant", ""game meat, elk, tenderloin, separable lean only, cooked, broiled"", ""guinea hen, meat only, raw"", ""goose, domesticated, meat and skin, cooked, roasted"", ""moose, meat, raw (alaska native)"", ""guinea hen, meat and skin, raw"", ""pheasant, breast, meat only, raw"". G has the following directed edges: "meat"-(base.petbreeds.chicken_primary_use.chickens)->"jersey giant", "meat"-(food.ingredient.dishes)->"samosa", "meat"-(food.ingredient.dishes)->"bigos", "meat"-(base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept)->""game meat, elk, cooked, roasted"", "meat"-(base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept)->""elk, free range, ground, cooked patties (shoshone bannock)"", "meat"-(base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept)->""game meat, elk, tenderloin, separable lean only, cooked, broiled"", "meat"-(base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept)->""guinea hen, meat only, raw"", "meat"-(base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept)->""goose, domesticated, meat and skin, cooked, roasted"", "meat"-(base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept)->""moose, meat, raw (alaska native)"", "meat"-(base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept)->""guinea hen, meat and skin, raw"", "meat"-(base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept)->""pheasant, breast, meat only, raw"".

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4,meat
39,bigos
51,"game meat, elk, cooked, roasted"
57,"elk, free range, ground, cooked patties (shoshone bannock)"
73,samosa
80,jersey giant
101,"game meat, elk, tenderloin, separable lean only, cooked, broiled"
166,"guinea hen, meat only, raw"
180,"goose, domesticated, meat and skin, cooked, roasted"
219,"moose, meat, raw (alaska native)"
223,"guinea hen, meat and skin, raw"
243,"pheasant, breast, meat only, raw"

src,edge_attr,dst
4,base.petbreeds.chicken_primary_use.chickens,80
4,food.ingredient.dishes,73
4,food.ingredient.dishes,39
4,base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept,51
4,base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept,57
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4,base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept,219
4,base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept,223
4,base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept,243

G describes a graph among nodes "meat", "bigos", ""game meat, elk, cooked, roasted"", ""elk, free range, ground, cooked patties (shoshone bannock)"", "samosa", "jersey giant", ""game meat, elk, tenderloin, separable lean only, cooked, broiled"", ""guinea hen, meat only, raw"", ""goose, domesticated, meat and skin, cooked, roasted"", ""moose, meat, raw (alaska native)"", ""guinea hen, meat and skin, raw"", ""pheasant, breast, meat only, raw"".In this graph: Node "meat" has outgoing edges to: "jersey giant" with relation "base.petbreeds.chicken_primary_use.chickens". Node "meat" has outgoing edges to: "samosa", "bigos" with relation "food.ingredient.dishes". Node "meat" has outgoing edges to: ""game meat, elk, cooked, roasted"", ""elk, free range, ground, cooked patties (shoshone bannock)"", ""game meat, elk, tenderloin, separable lean only, cooked, broiled"", ""guinea hen, meat only, raw"", ""goose, domesticated, meat and skin, cooked, roasted"", ""moose, meat, raw (alaska native)"", ""guinea hen, meat and skin, raw"", ""pheasant, breast, meat only, raw"" with relation "base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept".

("meat", "base.petbreeds.chicken_primary_use.chickens", "jersey giant"), ("meat", "food.ingredient.dishes", "samosa"), ("meat", "food.ingredient.dishes", "bigos"), ("meat", "base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept", ""game meat, elk, cooked, roasted""), ("meat", "base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept", ""elk, free range, ground, cooked patties (shoshone bannock)""), ("meat", "base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept", ""game meat, elk, tenderloin, separable lean only, cooked, broiled""), ("meat", "base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept", ""guinea hen, meat only, raw""), ("meat", "base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept", ""goose, domesticated, meat and skin, cooked, roasted""), ("meat", "base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept", ""moose, meat, raw (alaska native)""), ("meat", "base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept", ""guinea hen, meat and skin, raw""), ("meat", "base.skosbase.vocabulary_equivalent_topic.narrower_concept", ""pheasant, breast, meat only, raw"")

Jersey giant chickens are raised for meat, which is used in dishes like samosas and bigos.  Meat encompasses various types, including game meat such as elk prepared in diverse ways like roasted tenderloin, ground patties, and broiled separable lean.  Other meat sources include guinea hen, goose, moose (raw in Alaska Native traditions), and pheasant breast.

Bigos is listed as a dish under food ingredients related to meat.

Bigos is listed as a dish ingredient under the category of meat-related food items.

Bigos is listed as a dish ingredient under the category of meat dishes, alongside other culinary items such as samosas.


Question: where are ike and tina turner 's children

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "tina turner", "ronnie turner", "ike turner", "raymond craig turner", "ike & tina turner", "zelma priscilla currie", "floyd richard bullock", "roxanna bullock", "ike & tina turner: live in '71", "aillene bullock", "m.098ftpy", "georgeanna currie", "m.0gxl19z", "tina turner left ike 20 years ago", "alex bullock", "raymond hill". G has the following directed edges: "m.0gxl19z"-(film.performance.actor)->"tina turner", "tina turner"-(common.topic.webpage)->"m.098ftpy", "tina turner"-(people.person.parents)->"zelma priscilla currie", "tina turner"-(people.person.parents)->"floyd richard bullock", "ike & tina turner: live in '71"-(film.film.starring)->"m.0gxl19z", "m.098ftpy"-(common.webpage.resource)->"tina turner left ike 20 years ago", "ike turner"-(symbols.name_source.namesakes)->"ike & tina turner", "ronnie turner"-(people.person.parents)->"ike turner", "ronnie turner"-(people.person.parents)->"tina turner", "raymond craig turner"-(people.person.parents)->"tina turner", "raymond craig turner"-(people.person.parents)->"ike turner", "raymond craig turner"-(people.person.parents)->"raymond hill", "floyd richard bullock"-(people.person.parents)->"roxanna bullock", "floyd richard bullock"-(people.person.parents)->"alex bullock", "zelma priscilla currie"-(people.person.parents)->"georgeanna currie", "aillene bullock"-(people.person.parents)->"floyd richard bullock", "aillene bullock"-(people.person.parents)->"zelma priscilla currie".

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16,tina turner
155,ronnie turner
156,ike turner
167,raymond craig turner
429,ike & tina turner
580,zelma priscilla currie
659,floyd richard bullock
660,roxanna bullock
762,ike & tina turner: live in '71
834,aillene bullock
1008,m.098ftpy
1152,georgeanna currie
1184,m.0gxl19z
1415,tina turner left ike 20 years ago
1576,alex bullock
1630,raymond hill

src,edge_attr,dst
1184,film.performance.actor,16
16,common.topic.webpage,1008
762,film.film.starring,1184
1008,common.webpage.resource,1415
156,symbols.name_source.namesakes,429
155,people.person.parents,156
167,people.person.parents,16
659,people.person.parents,660
580,people.person.parents,1152
155,people.person.parents,16
834,people.person.parents,659
834,people.person.parents,580
167,people.person.parents,156
659,people.person.parents,1576
16,people.person.parents,580
167,people.person.parents,1630
16,people.person.parents,659

G describes a graph among nodes "tina turner", "ronnie turner", "ike turner", "raymond craig turner", "ike & tina turner", "zelma priscilla currie", "floyd richard bullock", "roxanna bullock", "ike & tina turner: live in '71", "aillene bullock", "m.098ftpy", "georgeanna currie", "m.0gxl19z", "tina turner left ike 20 years ago", "alex bullock", "raymond hill".In this graph: Node "m.0gxl19z" has outgoing edges to: "tina turner" with relation "film.performance.actor". Node "tina turner" has outgoing edges to: "m.098ftpy" with relation "common.topic.webpage". Node "tina turner" has outgoing edges to: "zelma priscilla currie", "floyd richard bullock" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "ike & tina turner: live in '71" has outgoing edges to: "m.0gxl19z" with relation "film.film.starring". Node "m.098ftpy" has outgoing edges to: "tina turner left ike 20 years ago" with relation "common.webpage.resource". Node "ike turner" has outgoing edges to: "ike & tina turner" with relation "symbols.name_source.namesakes". Node "ronnie turner" has outgoing edges to: "ike turner", "tina turner" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "raymond craig turner" has outgoing edges to: "tina turner", "ike turner", "raymond hill" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "floyd richard bullock" has outgoing edges to: "roxanna bullock", "alex bullock" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "zelma priscilla currie" has outgoing edges to: "georgeanna currie" with relation "people.person.parents". Node "aillene bullock" has outgoing edges to: "floyd richard bullock", "zelma priscilla currie" with relation "people.person.parents".

("m.0gxl19z", "film.performance.actor", "tina turner"), ("tina turner", "common.topic.webpage", "m.098ftpy"), ("tina turner", "people.person.parents", "zelma priscilla currie"), ("tina turner", "people.person.parents", "floyd richard bullock"), ("ike & tina turner: live in '71", "film.film.starring", "m.0gxl19z"), ("m.098ftpy", "common.webpage.resource", "tina turner left ike 20 years ago"), ("ike turner", "symbols.name_source.namesakes", "ike & tina turner"), ("ronnie turner", "people.person.parents", "ike turner"), ("ronnie turner", "people.person.parents", "tina turner"), ("raymond craig turner", "people.person.parents", "tina turner"), ("raymond craig turner", "people.person.parents", "ike turner"), ("raymond craig turner", "people.person.parents", "raymond hill"), ("floyd richard bullock", "people.person.parents", "roxanna bullock"), ("floyd richard bullock", "people.person.parents", "alex bullock"), ("zelma priscilla currie", "people.person.parents", "georgeanna currie"), ("aillene bullock", "people.person.parents", "floyd richard bullock"), ("aillene bullock", "people.person.parents", "zelma priscilla currie")

Tina Turner starred in the film "Ike & Tina Turner: Live in '71," portrayed on a webpage titled "m.098ftpy," which discusses her departure from Ike Turner 20 years prior. Turner's parents were Zelma Priscilla Currie and Floyd Richard Bullock, with Bullock's parents being Roxanna and Alex Bullock, and Currie's mother being Georgeanna Currie. Additionally, Turner and Ike Turner were parents to Ronnie Turner and Raymond Craig Turner, the latter also having Raymond Hill as a parent. Aillene Bullock, a relative, was the child of both Floyd Richard Bullock and Zelma Priscilla Currie. Ike Turner is associated with the namesake "Ike & Tina Turner."

Ronnie Turner and Raymond Craig Turner are children of Tina Turner and Ike Turner. Raymond Craig Turner also has Raymond Hill listed as one of his parents.

Ronnie Turner and Raymond Craig Turner are children of both Ike Turner and Tina Turner. Raymond Craig Turner also has an additional parent listed as Raymond Hill. Information on their current locations is not provided in the graph.

Ronnie Turner and Raymond Craig Turner are children of Ike Turner and Tina Turner. Raymond Craig Turner also has Raymond Hill listed as a parent.

Ronnie Turner and Raymond Craig Turner are children of both Ike Turner and Tina Turner. Raymond Craig Turner also has an additional listed parent, Raymond Hill, though this might be considered less directly relevant to identifying his primary parental figures in relation to the question.

Ronnie Turner and Raymond Craig Turner are children of Ike Turner and Tina Turner. Raymond Craig Turner also has Raymond Hill listed as one of his parents.


Question: what are some of leonardo da vinci most famous inventions

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

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26,parachute
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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

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46,base.kwebbase.kwtopic.connections_to,1234
728,exhibitions.exhibition.subjects,46
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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
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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 such as "Leonardo da Vinci: Engineer and Architect." Leonardo da Vinci, known for his diverse inventions, is credited with the camera obscura and created numerous other innovative 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 also explored in exhibitions like "Leonardo da Vinci: Experience, Experiment and Design."

Leonardo da Vinci is credited with inventing numerous concepts detailed in his works, such as the diving suit, viola organista, double hull, armored car, aerial screw (early helicopter), triple barrel canon, 33-barreled organ, ornithopter (early airplane), parachute, and anemometer. His inventions and designs, including the camera obscura, are documented in significant works like the Codex Atlanticus.

Leonardo da Vinci's notable inventions include the diving suit, viola organista, double hull, armored car, aerial screw, triple barrel canon, 33-barreled organ, ornithopter, parachute, and anemometer. He is also credited with the concept of the camera obscura. These inventions and concepts are documented in his works, such as the Codex Atlanticus, which details his engineering and architectural ideas.

Leonardo da Vinci is credited with inventing numerous devices, including the diving suit, viola organista, double hull, armored car, aerial screw (early helicopter concept), triple barrel canon, 33-barreled organ, ornithopter (early flying machine), anemometer, and parachute. These inventions are documented in his works, such as the Codex Atlanticus, which highlights his contributions to engineering and architecture. Additionally, he is associated with the concept of the camera obscura.

Leonardo da Vinci is credited with inventing numerous devices, including the diving suit, viola organista, double hull, armored car, aerial screw, triple barrel canon, 33-barreled organ, ornithopter, parachute, and anemometer. His conceptual designs and inventions were notably documented in works such as the Codex Atlanticus, which highlights his contributions as an engineer and architect. Additionally, he is associated with the invention of the camera obscura.

Leonardo da Vinci is credited with inventing numerous devices detailed in his works, including the camera obscura, diving suit, viola organista, double hull, armored car, aerial screw (early helicopter), triple barrel canon, 33-barreled organ, ornithopter (early flying machine), parachute, and anemometer. These inventions showcase his diverse interests in military technology, aviation, naval architecture, and scientific instruments.


Question: when did shaq come into the nba

You are a graph analyst and you have been given a graph G among "2003–04 nba season", "shaquille o'neal", "m.04fw73v", "m.09ns0x9", "m.04q9532", "love shaq", "shaq". G has the following directed edges: "shaquille o'neal"-(tv.tv_actor.guest_roles)->"m.09ns0x9", "shaquille o'neal"-(tv.tv_program_creator.programs_created)->"love shaq", "shaquille o'neal"-(basketball.basketball_player.career_averages)->"m.04fw73v", "m.09ns0x9"-(tv.tv_guest_role.episodes_appeared_in)->"shaq", "m.04q9532"-(basketball.basketball_player_stats.player)->"shaquille o'neal", "m.04q9532"-(basketball.basketball_player_stats.season)->"2003–04 nba season".

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564,m.09ns0x9
608,m.04q9532
684,love shaq
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G describes a graph among nodes "2003–04 nba season", "shaquille o'neal", "m.04fw73v", "m.09ns0x9", "m.04q9532", "love shaq", "shaq".In this graph: Node "shaquille o'neal" has outgoing edges to: "m.09ns0x9" with relation "tv.tv_actor.guest_roles". Node "shaquille o'neal" has outgoing edges to: "love shaq" with relation "tv.tv_program_creator.programs_created". Node "shaquille o'neal" has outgoing edges to: "m.04fw73v" with relation "basketball.basketball_player.career_averages". Node "m.09ns0x9" has outgoing edges to: "shaq" with relation "tv.tv_guest_role.episodes_appeared_in". Node "m.04q9532" has outgoing edges to: "shaquille o'neal" with relation "basketball.basketball_player_stats.player". Node "m.04q9532" has outgoing edges to: "2003–04 nba season" with relation "basketball.basketball_player_stats.season".

("shaquille o'neal", "tv.tv_actor.guest_roles", "m.09ns0x9"), ("shaquille o'neal", "tv.tv_program_creator.programs_created", "love shaq"), ("shaquille o'neal", "basketball.basketball_player.career_averages", "m.04fw73v"), ("m.09ns0x9", "tv.tv_guest_role.episodes_appeared_in", "shaq"), ("m.04q9532", "basketball.basketball_player_stats.player", "shaquille o'neal"), ("m.04q9532", "basketball.basketball_player_stats.season", "2003–04 nba season")

Shaquille O'Neal guest starred in episodes of the show "Shaq" (m.09ns0x9), co-created the TV program "Love Shaq," and had career averages documented under m.04fw73v. His basketball career, particularly his stats from the 2003–04 NBA season, are detailed under m.04q9532.

Shaquille O'Neal began his NBA career prior to the 2003-04 NBA season, where his statistics were recorded.

Shaquille O'Neal's NBA career statistics are recorded under "m.04q9532," with specific data available for the 2003–04 NBA season, though his entry into the NBA is not directly dated in the provided graph information. Notably, the earliest explicit connection in the graph pertains to his activities post-NBA, such as guest roles and later programs created. Direct inception year in the NBA is not provided.

Shaquille O'Neal's career statistics are documented in basketball player stats, with specific data available from the 2003–04 NBA season, indicating he entered the NBA prior to this period. However, the exact year of his NBA debut is not directly provided in the given graph data.

Shaquille O'Neal entered the NBA with career statistics tracked starting from available data, which includes his prominent presence by the 2003–04 NBA season, though the exact rookie year entry is not specified in the provided graph data.

Shaquille O'Neal's career statistics, including his averages as detailed under "m.04fw73v," indicate his entry into the NBA prior to the 2003-04 NBA season, when specific stats are recorded under "m.04q9532." However, the exact year of his NBA debut is not directly provided in the graph. Given notable career milestones and typical entry ages for NBA players, Shaq likely entered the NBA in 1992 when he was drafted first overall by the Orlando Magic.