2009. Rogers took over as the new presenting sponsor. The tournament has recently been moved to just before the US Open grand slam. While the ATP has mandated participation for the men's tournament, the WTA has no such requirement. [SEP] Consequently, the Rogers Cup has suffered in recent years due to the absence of top players such as the Williams sisters and Sharapova who often opt to sit out (claiming injury) and rest for the upcoming US Open. [SEP] Currently, the Toronto tournament is held at the Rexall Centre, York University.

2010. Rogers took over as the new presenting sponsor. The women's tournament has recently been moved to just before the US Open grand slam. While the ATP has mandated participation for the men's tournament, as a Masters Series title, the WTA has no such requirement. [SEP] Consequently, the Rogers Cup has suffered in recent years due to the absence of top female players such as the Williams sisters (Venus and Serena) and Maria Sharapova, who often opted at last minute to sit out (claiming suspicious injuries) and rest for the upcoming US Open. [SEP] Currently, the Toronto tournament is held at the Rexall Centre, York University, with no presenting sponsor, with former presenting sponsor American Express dropping out before the 2008 tournament.

Consequently, the Rogers Cup has suffered in recent years due to the absence of top {{female{{ players such as the Williams sisters {{(Venus{{ and {{Serena){{ {{and{{ {{Maria{{ Sharapova, who often [[opt[[ {{opted{{ {{at{{ {{last{{ {{minute{{ to sit out (claiming [[injury)[[ {{suspicious{{ {{injuries){{ and rest for the upcoming US Open.

What two players have been conspicuously absent from the Rogers Cup?


What do the top female players save their energy for?


Who is the reigning men's singles champion of the Canadian Open?

2014. In odd-numbered years, the men's tournament is held in Montreal, while the women's tournament is held in Toronto, and vice-versa in even-numbered years. Before 2011, they were held during separate weeks in the July–August period, now the two competitions are held during the same week in August. The Toronto tournament is held at the Rexall Centre, York University, and the Montreal tournament is held at the Stade Uniprix. [SEP] The current singles champions are Rafael Nadal and Serena Williams. [SEP] History

2013. The events alternate from year-to-year between the cities of Montreal and Toronto. In odd-numbered years, the men's tournament is held in Montréal, while the women's tournament is held in Toronto, and vice-versa in even-numbered years. Prior to 1968 this was known as the Canadian National Championships. [SEP] The current singles champions are Novak Djokovic and Petra Kvitova. [SEP] History

The current singles champions are [[Rafael[[ [[Nadal[[ {{Novak{{ {{Djokovic{{ and [[Serena[[ [[Williams.[[ {{Petra{{ {{Kvitova.{{

Who is the reigning men's singles champion?


Who is the reigning women's singles champion of the Canadian Open?

Who is the reigning women's singles champion?


2013. The events alternate from year-to-year between the cities of Montreal and Toronto. In odd-numbered years, the men's tournament is held in Montréal, while the women's tournament is held in Toronto, and vice-versa in even-numbered years. Prior to 1968 this was known as the Canadian National Championships. [SEP] The current singles champions are Novak Djokovic and Petra Kvitova. [SEP] History

2014. In odd-numbered years, the men's tournament is held in Montreal, while the women's tournament is held in Toronto, and vice-versa in even-numbered years. Before 2011, they were held during separate weeks in the July–August period, now the two competitions are held during the same week in August. The Toronto tournament is held at the Rexall Centre, York University, and the Montreal tournament is held at the Stade Uniprix. [SEP] The current singles champions are Rafael Nadal and Serena Williams. [SEP] History

The current singles champions are [[Novak[[ [[Djokovic[[ {{Rafael{{ {{Nadal{{ and [[Petra[[ [[Kvitova.[[ {{Serena{{ {{Williams.{{


Who is the current singles champion in the women's tournament?


2009. While only one example each of xenarthrans, marsupials and cavimorph rodents currently lives in the United States, 32 species from these taxa are present in tropical Central America. Prior to the end-Pleistocene extinctions, most major groups of xenarthrans were established in North America (as a result of at least seven successful invasions of temperate North America, and at least six more invasions of Central America only). Among the megafauna, ground sloths were notably successful emigrants; Megalonyx spread as far north as the Yukon and Alaska, and might have eventually reached Eurasia if the Quaternary extinction event had not intervened. [SEP] Generally speaking, however, the dispersal and subsequent explosive adaptive radiation of sigmodontine rodents throughout South America was much more successful (both spatially and by number of species) than any northward migration of S. American mammals. [SEP] Other examples of N. American mammal groups that diversified conspicuously in S. America include canids and cervids, both of which currently have 4 genera in N. America, 2 or 3 in Central America, and 6 in S. America.

2008. While few xenarthrans, marsupials or cavimorph rodents currently live in North America, considerably more are present in tropical Central America. Prior to the end-Pleistocene extinctions, most major groups of xenarthrans were established in Central or North America. Among the megafauna, ground sloths were notably successful invaders of North America; Megalonyx spread as far north as Alaska. [SEP] Generally speaking, however, dispersal and consequent adaptive radiation of rodents through South America was much more successful (both spatially and by number of species). [SEP] South American species that migrated to North America

Generally speaking, however, [[the[[ dispersal and {{consequent{{ [[subsequent[[ [[explosive[[ adaptive radiation of [[sigmodontine[[ rodents [[throughout[[ {{through{{ South America was much more successful (both spatially and by number of species). [[than[[ [[any[[ [[northward[[ [[migration[[ [[of[[ [[S.[[ [[American[[ [[mammals.[[

Where was dispersal and consequent adaptive radiation of rodents more successful?


What is the first name of Captain Underpants' alter ego Mr. Krupp?

2011. The Adventures of Captain Underpants: Collectors' Edition (2005) Captain Underpants and the Attack of the Talking Toilets: Collectors' Edition (2007) Captain Underpants and the Invasion of the Incredibly Naughty Cafeteria Ladies from Outer Space: Collectors' Edition (2008) [SEP] Captain Underpants and the Perilous Plot of Professor Poopypants: Collectors' Edition (2010) [SEP]

2012. Why he is so angry to children in general is unknown. In the first book, he gets hypnotized by George and Harold for being so mean to them and becomes the superhero Captain Underpants, with a flaw in their attempt to return him to normal resulting in him alternating between Captain Underpants and Mr. Krupp whenever someone snaps their fingers (As Mr. Krupp) and pours water over his head (Captain Underpants). He does not know of his superhero identity. [SEP] His first name is revealed as "Benny" in "Captain Underpants and the Perilous Plot of Professor Poopypants". [SEP] "Benny Krupp" is a bad pun on the word "bankrupt."

{{His{{ {{first{{ {{name{{ {{is{{ {{revealed{{ {{as{{ {{"Benny"{{ {{in{{ "Captain Underpants and the Perilous Plot of Professor Poopypants". [[Collectors'[[ [[Edition[[ [[(2010)[[


Which Captain Underpants story revealed that Mr. Krupp's first name is Benny?

Captain Underpants and the Perilous Plot of Professor Poopypants

In what book is Benny Krupp revealed as Captain Underpants?


2012. The Lunch Ladies - The lunch ladies do not play large roles in most of the books, but are essential to the plot of the third book. Two of the ladies' names are given; they are: Ms Creant and Mrs DePoint, which are puns on "miscreant" and "misses the point", respectively. The third lady's name is unknown. [SEP] The lunch ladies quit because George and Harold were making awful comic books about them, one of which was called Captain Underpants and the Night of the Living Lunch Ladies. [SEP] Zorx, Klax and Jennifer then take their jobs and try to take over the world.

2013. The Lunch Ladies - The lunch ladies do not play large roles in most of the books, but are essential to the plot of the third book. Two of the ladies' names are given; they are: Ms Creant and Mrs DePoint, which are puns on "miscreant" and "misses the point", respectively. The third lady's name is unknown. [SEP] The lunch ladies quit because they can't stand the awful things that George and Harold been doing to them in the same book they were in one of George and Harold's comic books: Captain Underpants and the Night of the Living Lunch Ladies. [SEP] Zorx, Klax and Jennifer then take their jobs and try to take over the world.

The lunch ladies quit because {{they{{ {{can't{{ {{stand{{ {{the{{ {{awful{{ {{things{{ {{that{{ George and Harold {{been{{ {{doing{{ {{to{{ {{them{{ {{in{{ {{the{{ {{same{{ {{book{{ {{they{{ were [[making[[ [[awful[[ {{in{{ {{one{{ {{of{{ {{George{{ {{and{{ {{Harold's{{ comic books: [[about[[ [[them,[[ [[one[[ [[of[[ [[which[[ [[was[[ [[called[[ Captain Underpants and the Night of the Living Lunch Ladies.

What was the name of the book in which the lunch ladies are portrayed?


What is the name of the book series in which the lunch ladies are featured?


2013. The Lunch Ladies - The lunch ladies do not play large roles in most of the books, but are essential to the plot of the third book. Two of the ladies' names are given; they are: Ms Creant and Mrs DePoint, which are puns on "miscreant" and "misses the point", respectively. The third lady's name is unknown. [SEP] The lunch ladies quit because they can't stand the awful things that George and Harold been doing to them in the same book they were in one of George and Harold's comic books: Captain Underpants and the Night of the Living Lunch Ladies. [SEP] Zorx, Klax and Jennifer then take their jobs and try to take over the world.

2012. The Lunch Ladies - The lunch ladies do not play large roles in most of the books, but are essential to the plot of the third book. Two of the ladies' names are given; they are: Ms Creant and Mrs DePoint, which are puns on "miscreant" and "misses the point", respectively. The third lady's name is unknown. [SEP] The lunch ladies quit because George and Harold were making awful comic books about them, one of which was called Captain Underpants and the Night of the Living Lunch Ladies. [SEP] Zorx, Klax and Jennifer then take their jobs and try to take over the world.

The lunch ladies quit because [[they[[ [[can't[[ [[stand[[ [[the[[ [[awful[[ [[things[[ [[that[[ George and Harold [[been[[ [[doing[[ [[to[[ {{were{{ {{making{{ {{awful{{ {{comic{{ {{books{{ {{about{{ them, [[in[[ [[the[[ [[same[[ [[book[[ [[they[[ [[were[[ [[in[[ one of {{which{{ {{was{{ {{called{{ [[George[[ [[and[[ [[Harold's[[ [[comic[[ [[books:[[ Captain Underpants and the Night of the Living Lunch Ladies.

What was one of the comic books called that the lunch ladies were featured in?


2010. These islands are called the West Indies because when Christopher Columbus landed there in 1492 he believed that he had reached the Indies (in Asia). The region consists of the Antilles, divided into the larger Greater Antilles which bound the sea on the north and the Lesser Antilles on the south and east (including the Leeward Antilles), and the Bahamas and the Turks and Caicos Islands or the Lucayan Archipelago, which are in fact in the Atlantic Ocean north of Cuba, not in the Caribbean Sea. Geo-politically, the West Indies are usually regarded as a subregion of North America and are organized into 27 territories including sovereign states, overseas departments, and dependencies. [SEP] From January 3, 1958, to May 31, 1962, there was a short-lived country called the Federation of the West Indies composed of ten English-speaking Caribbean territories, all of which were then UK dependencies. [SEP] The region takes its name from that of the Carib, an ethnic group present in the Lesser Antilles and parts of adjacent South America at the time of European contact.

2009. These islands are called the West Indies because when Christopher Columbus landed here in 1492 he believed that he had reached the Indies (in Asia). The region consists of the Antilles, divided into the larger Greater Antilles which bound the sea on the north and the Lesser Antilles on the south and east (including the Leeward Antilles), and the Bahamas and the Turks and Caicos Islands, which are in fact in the Atlantic Ocean north of Cuba, not in the Caribbean Sea. Geo-politically, the West Indies are usually regarded as a sub-region of North America and are organized into 27 territories including sovereign states, overseas departments, and dependencies. [SEP] At one time, there was a short-lived country called the Federation of the West Indies composed of ten English-speaking Caribbean territories, all of which were then UK dependencies. [SEP] The region takes its name from that of the Carib, an ethnic group present in the Lesser Antilles and parts of adjacent South America at the time of European contact.

{{At{{ {{one{{ {{time,{{ [[From[[ [[January[[ [[3,[[ [[1958,[[ [[to[[ [[May[[ [[31,[[ [[1962,[[ there was a short lived country called the Federation of the West Indies composed of ten English speaking Caribbean territories, all of which were then UK dependencies.

What was the name of the short-lived country that consisted of 10 English speaking territories?


2010. Although there are opposing views on the subject, it has recently been stated (Pierpont 2006) that “some people feel disturbing amounts of vibration or pulsation from wind turbines, and can count in their bodies, especially their chests, the beats of the blades passing the towers, even when they can’t hear or see them.” More needs to be understood regarding the effects of low-frequency noise on humans.' 2009 review [SEP] A 2009 review sponsored by two wind-industry groups, described as being the most comprehensive to date, delved into the possible adverse health effects of those living close to wind turbines. [SEP] Their report findings concluded that wind turbines do not 'directly' make people ill.W.

2011. There are opposing views on this subject, and more research needs to be done on the effects of low-frequency noise on humans. Research by Stefan Oerlemans for the University of Twente and the Dutch National Aerospace Laboratory suggests that noise from existing wind turbines may be reducible by up to half by adding "saw teeth" to the trailing edges of the blades, although research is not complete. 2009 review [SEP] A 2009 expert panel review, described as being the most comprehensive to date, delved into the possible adverse health effects of those living close to wind turbines. [SEP] Their report findings concluded that wind turbines do not directly make people ill.W.

A 2009 {{expert{{ {{panel{{ review, [[sponsored[[ [[by[[ [[two[[ [[wind[[ [[industry[[ [[groups,[[ described as being the most comprehensive to date, delved into the possible adverse health effects of those living close to wind turbines.

What did a 2009 expert panel review conclude does not make people ill?


Who sponsored a 2009 review on the possible health effects of living close to wind turbines?

2011. There are opposing views on this subject, and more research needs to be done on the effects of low-frequency noise on humans. Research by Stefan Oerlemans for the University of Twente and the Dutch National Aerospace Laboratory suggests that noise from existing wind turbines may be reducible by up to half by adding "saw teeth" to the trailing edges of the blades, although research is not complete. 2009 review [SEP] A 2009 expert panel review, described as being the most comprehensive to date, delved into the possible adverse health effects of those living close to wind turbines. [SEP] Their report findings concluded that wind turbines do not directly make people ill.W.

2010. Although there are opposing views on the subject, it has recently been stated (Pierpont 2006) that “some people feel disturbing amounts of vibration or pulsation from wind turbines, and can count in their bodies, especially their chests, the beats of the blades passing the towers, even when they can’t hear or see them.” More needs to be understood regarding the effects of low-frequency noise on humans.' 2009 review [SEP] A 2009 review sponsored by two wind-industry groups, described as being the most comprehensive to date, delved into the possible adverse health effects of those living close to wind turbines. [SEP] Their report findings concluded that wind turbines do not 'directly' make people ill.W.

A 2009 [[expert[[ [[panel[[ review {{sponsored{{ {{by{{ {{two{{ {{wind{{ {{industry{{ {{groups,{{ described as being the most comprehensive to date, delved into the possible adverse health effects of those living close to wind turbines.

Who sponsored a 2009 review on the possible health effects of wind turbines?


When did Malawi adopt a multi-party government?

2010. The name Malawi comes from the Maravi, an old name of the Nyanja people that inhabit the area. Malawi was first settled during the 10th century and remained under native rule until 1891 when it was colonized by the British, who ruled the country until 1964. Upon gaining independence it became a single-party state under the presidency of Hastings Banda, who remained president until 1994, when he was ousted from power. [SEP] Bingu Mutharika, elected in 2004, is the current president. [SEP] Malawi has a democratic, multi-party government.

2008. The name Malawi comes from the Maravi, one of the original Bantu tribes to inhabit the area. Malawi was first settled during the 10th century and remained under native rule until 1891 when it was colonized by the British, who ruled the country until 1964. Upon gaining independence it became a single-party state under the presidency of Hastings Banda, who remained president until 1994, when he was ousted from power. [SEP] Bingu Mutharika, elected in 2004, is the current president, and as of 2008, Malawi has a democratic, multi-party government. [SEP] Malawi has a small military force that includes an army, a navy and an air wing.

Bingu Mutharika, elected in 2004, is the current president, {{and{{ {{as{{ {{of{{ {{2008,{{ {{Malawi{{ {{has{{ {{a{{ {{democratic,{{ {{multi{{ {{party{{ {{government.{{


2010. Malawi is among the world's least developed and most densely populated countries. The economy is heavily agriculture-based, with around 85% of the population living in rural areas. More than one-third of GDP and 90% of export revenues come from agriculture. [SEP] The economy of Malawi has in the past been dependent on substantial economic aid from the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and individual nations. [SEP] In December 2000, the IMF stopped aid disbursements due to corruption concerns, and many individual donors followed suit, resulting in an almost 80% drop in Malawi's development budget.

2011. Malawi is among the world's least developed and most densely populated countries. Around 85% of the population live in rural areas. The economy is based on agriculture, and more than one-third of GDP and 90% of export revenues come from this. [SEP] In the past the economy has been dependent on substantial economic aid from the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and other countries. [SEP] In December 2000, the IMF stopped aid disbursements due to corruption concerns, and many individual donors followed suit, resulting in an almost 80% drop in Malawi's development budget.

[[The[[ [[economy[[ [[of[[ [[Malawi[[ [[has[[ In the past {{the{{ {{economy{{ {{has{{ been dependent on substantial economic aid from the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and [[individual[[ [[nations.[[ {{other{{ {{countries.{{

Which Malawi aid organization stopped disbursements due to corruption?


Malawi has received aid from the IMF, and what other organization?


Which Malawi aid organization stopped giving Malawi money in 2000 due to corruption?


2011. Malawi is among the world's least developed and most densely populated countries. Around 85% of the population live in rural areas. The economy is based on agriculture, and more than one-third of GDP and 90% of export revenues come from this. [SEP] In the past the economy has been dependent on substantial economic aid from the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and other countries. [SEP] In December 2000, the IMF stopped aid disbursements due to corruption concerns, and many individual donors followed suit, resulting in an almost 80% drop in Malawi's development budget.

2010. Malawi is among the world's least developed and most densely populated countries. The economy is heavily agriculture-based, with around 85% of the population living in rural areas. More than one-third of GDP and 90% of export revenues come from agriculture. [SEP] The economy of Malawi has in the past been dependent on substantial economic aid from the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and individual nations. [SEP] In December 2000, the IMF stopped aid disbursements due to corruption concerns, and many individual donors followed suit, resulting in an almost 80% drop in Malawi's development budget.

{{The{{ {{economy{{ {{of{{ {{Malawi{{ {{has{{ in the past [[the[[ [[economy[[ [[has[[ been dependent on substantial economic aid from the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and [[other[[ [[countries.[[ {{individual{{ {{nations.{{

Which organization stopped Malawi's aid in 2000 due to corruption concerns?


Which organization stopped aid to Malawi in 2000 due to corruption concerns?


By what year is the Malawi gross domestic product expected to be greatly impacted by HIV/AIDS?

2012. The Malawian government faces challenges in building and expanding the economy, improving education, health care, environmental protection, and becoming financially independent. Malawi has several programs developed since 2005 that focus on these issues, and the country's outlook appears to be improving, with improvements in economic growth, education and healthcare seen in 2007 and 2008. Malawi has a low life expectancy and high infant mortality. [SEP] There is a high prevalence of HIV/AIDS, which is a drain on the labor force and government expenditures. [SEP] There is a diverse population of native peoples, Asians and Europeans, with several languages spoken and an array of religious beliefs.

2011. The Malawian government faces challenges in building and expanding the economy, improving education, health care, environmental protection, and becoming financially independent. Malawi has several programs developed since 2005 that focus on these issues, and the country's outlook appears to be improving, with improvements in economic growth, education and healthcare seen in 2007 and 2008. Malawi has a low life expectancy and high infant mortality. [SEP] There is a high prevalence of HIV/AIDS, which is a drain on the labor force and government expenditures, and is expected to have a significant impact on gross domestic product (GDP) by 2010. [SEP] There is a diverse population of native peoples, Asians and Europeans, with several languages spoken and an array of religious beliefs.

There is a high prevalence of HIV/AIDS, which is a drain on the labor force and government expenditures, {{and{{ {{is{{ {{expected{{ {{to{{ {{have{{ {{a{{ {{significant{{ {{impact{{ {{on{{ {{gross{{ {{domestic{{ {{product{{ {{(GDP){{ {{by{{ {{2010.{{


2014. In Banda's own words "I do not want my boys and girls to do what I had to do — to leave their homes and their families and go away from Malawi to get an education", was the reason for gifting this school to Malawi. Under pressure for increased political freedom, Banda agreed to a referendum in 1993, where the populace voted for a multi-party democracy. In late 1993 a presidential council was formed, the life presidency was abolished and a new constitution was put into place, effectively ending the MCP's rule. [SEP] In 1994 the first multi-party elections were held in Malawi, and Banda was defeated by Bakili Muluzi. [SEP] Re-elected in 1998, Muluzi remained president until 2004, when Dr. Bingu wa Mutharika was elected.

2015. In Banda's own words "I do not want my boys and girls to do what I had to do — to leave their homes and their families and go away from Malawi to get an education", was the reason for gifting this school to Malawi. Under pressure for increased political freedom, Banda agreed to a referendum in 1993, where the populace voted for a multi-party democracy. In late 1993 a presidential council was formed, the life presidency was abolished and a new constitution was put into place, effectively ending the MCP's rule. [SEP] In 1994 the first multi-party elections were held in Malawi, and Banda was defeated by Bakili Muluzi (a former Secretary General of the MCP and former Banda Cabinet Minister). [SEP] Re-elected in 1998, Muluzi remained president until 2004, when Dr. Bingu wa Mutharika was elected.

In 1994 the first multi party elections were held in Malawi, and Banda was defeated by Bakili Muluzi {{(a{{ {{former{{ {{Secretary{{ {{General{{ {{of{{ {{the{{ {{MCP{{ {{and{{ {{former{{ {{Banda{{ {{Cabinet{{ {{Minister).{{

In what year were the first multi-party elections held in Malawi?


What was Muluzi's position in the MCP prior to becoming president?


What party did Muluzi serve as secretary general of?


What role did Muluzi serve for Banda prior to becoming President?

What was Muluzi's relationship to Banda prior to his election?


What country is Arthur Peter Mutharika the president of?

2017. Two years later it became a republic. Upon gaining independence it became a one-party state under the presidency of Hastings Banda, who remained president until 1994, when he lost an election. Arthur Peter Mutharika is the current president. [SEP] Malawi has a democratic, multi-party government. [SEP] The country has a Malawian Defence Force that includes an army, a navy and an air wing.

2019. In 1964 the protectorate over Nyasaland was ended and Nyasaland became an independent country under Queen Elizabeth II with the new name Malawi. Two years later it became a republic. Upon gaining independence it became a totalitarian one-party state under the presidency of Hastings Banda, who remained president until 1994. [SEP] Malawi has a democratic, multi-party government headed by an elected president, currently Arthur Peter Mutharika. [SEP] The country has a Malawian Defence Force that includes an army, a navy and an air wing.

Malawi has a democratic, multi party government {{headed{{ {{by{{ {{an{{ {{elected{{ {{president,{{ {{currently{{ {{Arthur{{ {{Peter{{ {{Mutharika.{{

What is the current country name for Nyasaland?


2008. In the 2002 movie Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra, Julius Caesar uses the sentence, although Vegetius' work is written more than 400 years after the death of Caesar. The Punisher indicates that his "Boot Camp Sergeant" made him "recite [the sentence] like a prayer" in the 2004 film The Punisher. An English translation "If you want peace, prepare for war", is the title of a Children of Bodom song. [SEP] The sentence "To secure peace/ is to prepare for war" appears in the lyrics of Don't Tread on Me (Metallica song). [SEP] The sentence is the name of the first track on the second disk of Tears of Mortal Solitude by Forest Stream.

2009. The American death metal band Hate Eternal has named a song after the phrase. It is featured on their 2008 release, Fury and Flames. Polish death metal band Vader named the introductory song from their EP, The Art of War, "Para Bellum". [SEP] The American heavy metal band Metallica uses the phrase "To secure peace is to prepare for war" in their song "Don't Tread on Me". [SEP] The American metal band Dragonforce has a song named "Prepare For War" supposedly named after this phrase.

The [[sentence[[ {{American{{ {{heavy{{ {{metal{{ {{band{{ {{Metallica{{ {{uses{{ {{the{{ {{phrase{{ "To secure peace is to prepare for war" [[appears[[ in [[the[[ {{their{{ {{song{{ [[lyrics[[ [[of[[ "Don't Tread on Me". [[(Metallica[[ [[song).[[

What Metallica song uses the phrase "to secure peace is to prepare for war"?


2009. The American death metal band Hate Eternal has named a song after the phrase. It is featured on their 2008 release, Fury and Flames. Polish death metal band Vader named the introductory song from their EP, The Art of War, "Para Bellum". [SEP] The American heavy metal band Metallica uses the phrase "To secure peace is to prepare for war" in their song "Don't Tread on Me". [SEP] The American metal band Dragonforce has a song named "Prepare For War" supposedly named after this phrase.

2008. In the 2002 movie Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra, Julius Caesar uses the sentence, although Vegetius' work is written more than 400 years after the death of Caesar. The Punisher indicates that his "Boot Camp Sergeant" made him "recite [the sentence] like a prayer" in the 2004 film The Punisher. An English translation "If you want peace, prepare for war", is the title of a Children of Bodom song. [SEP] The sentence "To secure peace/ is to prepare for war" appears in the lyrics of Don't Tread on Me (Metallica song). [SEP] The sentence is the name of the first track on the second disk of Tears of Mortal Solitude by Forest Stream.

The {{sentence{{ [[American[[ [[heavy[[ [[metal[[ [[band[[ [[Metallica[[ [[uses[[ [[the[[ [[phrase[[ "To secure peace/ is to prepare for war" {{appears{{ in [[their[[ {{the{{ [[song[[ {{lyrics{{ {{of{{ Don't Tread on Me {{(Metallica{{ {{song).{{

What song uses the Latin phrase in its lyrics?


What Metallica song contains a Latin version of the phrase?


2013. Spanish-German Treaty of 1899 After the , which was sent by the U.S.A. to protect American commercial interests in Cuba, exploded in Havana's Harbor, triggering the Spanish–American War of 1898, Spain lost many of its remaining colonies. [SEP] Cuba became independent while the United States took possession of Puerto Rico and Spain's Pacific colonies of the Philippines and Guam. [SEP] This left Spain with the remainder of the Spanish East Indies in the Pacific, about 6000 islands that were tiny, sparsely populated, and not very productive, and that were both ungovernable after the loss of the administrative center of Manila, and undefendable after the entire loss of two Spanish fleets in 1898 a year still known in Spain as the "Year of the national disaster" or "the loss of the 400 years Empire".

2014. German–Spanish Treaty of 1899 In the Spanish–American War, Spain lost many of its remaining colonies. [SEP] In the Pacific, the United States took possession of the Spanish Philippines and Guam. [SEP] This left Spain with the remainder of the Spanish East Indies, about 6,000 tiny islands that were sparsely populated and not very productive.

{{In{{ {{the{{ {{Pacific,{{ [[Cuba[[ [[became[[ [[independent[[ [[while[[ the United States took possession of [[Puerto[[ [[Rico[[ [[and[[ [[Spain's[[ [[Pacific[[ [[colonies[[ [[of[[ the {{Spanish{{ Philippines and Guam.

Along with Guam, what islands were taken by the United States from Spain?


Along with the Spanish Philippines, what other island was taken over by the United States?


What Spanish colony did the United States take over after the Spanish-American War besides the Phillipines and Guam?

2014. German–Spanish Treaty of 1899 In the Spanish–American War, Spain lost many of its remaining colonies. [SEP] In the Pacific, the United States took possession of the Spanish Philippines and Guam. [SEP] This left Spain with the remainder of the Spanish East Indies, about 6,000 tiny islands that were sparsely populated and not very productive.

2013. Spanish-German Treaty of 1899 After the , which was sent by the U.S.A. to protect American commercial interests in Cuba, exploded in Havana's Harbor, triggering the Spanish–American War of 1898, Spain lost many of its remaining colonies. [SEP] Cuba became independent while the United States took possession of Puerto Rico and Spain's Pacific colonies of the Philippines and Guam. [SEP] This left Spain with the remainder of the Spanish East Indies in the Pacific, about 6000 islands that were tiny, sparsely populated, and not very productive, and that were both ungovernable after the loss of the administrative center of Manila, and undefendable after the entire loss of two Spanish fleets in 1898 a year still known in Spain as the "Year of the national disaster" or "the loss of the 400 years Empire".

[[In[[ [[the[[ [[Pacific,[[ {{Cuba{{ {{became{{ {{independent{{ {{while{{ the United States took possession of {{Puerto{{ {{Rico{{ {{and{{ {{Spain's{{ {{Pacific{{ {{colonies{{ {{of{{ the [[Spanish[[ Philippines and Guam.

Along with the Philippines and Guam, what Spanish colony was taken over by the United States?


The Philippines and Guam were what type of colonies?


Along with Guam, what other Spanish colony was taken over by the U.S. after the war?


Along with the Philippines, what other Spanish colony was taken over by the United States?


What Spanish colony became independent after the Spanish-American War?


Which country took possession of Puerto Rico after the Spanish-American War of 1898?


2015. The belt also includes other European and Asian mountain ranges. The Himalayas contain the highest mountains in the world, including Mount Everest, at of elevation, at Nepal. . [SEP] Mountain ranges outside of these two systems include the Arctic Cordillera, the Urals, the Appalachians , the Scandinavian Mountains, the Altai Mountains and the Hijaz Mountains. [SEP] If the definition of a mountain range is stretched to include underwater mountains, then the Ocean Ridges form the longest continuous mountain system on Earth, with a length of .

2014. The Alpide belt includes Indonesia and southeast Asia, through the Himalaya, and ends in the Alps. The belt also includes other European and Asian mountain ranges. The Himalayas contain the highest mountains in the world, including Mount Everest, at of elevation. [SEP] Mountain ranges outside of these two systems include the Arctic Cordillera, the world's northernmost mountain system. [SEP] If the definition of a mountain range is stretched to include underwater mountains, then the Ocean Ridges form the longest continuous mountain system on Earth, with a length of .

Mountain ranges outside of these two systems include the Arctic Cordillera, the {{world's{{ {{northernmost{{ [[Urals,[[ [[the[[ [[Appalachians[[ , [[the[[ [[Scandinavian[[ [[Mountains,[[ {{mountain{{ {{system.{{ [[the[[ [[Altai[[ [[Mountains[[ [[and[[ [[the[[ [[Hijaz[[ [[Mountains.[[


What is the world's northernmost mountain range?


Who was Esther from the Book of Esther fostered by when she was orphaned?

2009. She refuses, and Ahasuerus decides to remove her from her post. Rabbinic interpretations suggest that he had her killed, but this fact is not mentioned in the text.. He then orders all young women to be presented to him, so he can choose a new queen to replace Vashti. [SEP] One of these is Esther (Haddassah, who changed her name to Esther so that the king wouldn't know she was Jewish), who was orphaned at a young age and was being fostered by her cousin Mordecai. [SEP] She finds favor in the king's eyes, and is made his new wife.

2008. At this feast Ahasuerus gets thoroughly drunk and orders his wife Vashti to display her beauty before the people and the princes. She refuses, and Ahasuerus removes her as queen. He then orders all young women to be presented to him, so he can choose a new queen to replace Vashti. [SEP] One of these is Esther (Haddassah, who changed her name to Esther so that the king won't know she's Jewish), who was orphaned at a young age and was being fostered by her uncle Mordechai. [SEP] She finds favor in the king's eyes, and is made his new wife.

One of these is Esther (Haddassah, who changed her name to Esther so that the king [[wouldn't[[ {{won't{{ know [[she[[ {{she's{{ [[was[[ Jewish), who was orphaned at a young age and was being fostered by her [[cousin[[ {{uncle{{ [[Mordecai.[[ {{Mordechai.{{

Who was Esther being fostered by when she was orphaned?


2008. At this feast Ahasuerus gets thoroughly drunk and orders his wife Vashti to display her beauty before the people and the princes. She refuses, and Ahasuerus removes her as queen. He then orders all young women to be presented to him, so he can choose a new queen to replace Vashti. [SEP] One of these is Esther (Haddassah, who changed her name to Esther so that the king won't know she's Jewish), who was orphaned at a young age and was being fostered by her uncle Mordechai. [SEP] She finds favor in the king's eyes, and is made his new wife.

2009. She refuses, and Ahasuerus decides to remove her from her post. Rabbinic interpretations suggest that he had her killed, but this fact is not mentioned in the text.. He then orders all young women to be presented to him, so he can choose a new queen to replace Vashti. [SEP] One of these is Esther (Haddassah, who changed her name to Esther so that the king wouldn't know she was Jewish), who was orphaned at a young age and was being fostered by her cousin Mordecai. [SEP] She finds favor in the king's eyes, and is made his new wife.

One of these is Esther (Haddassah, who changed her name to Esther so that the king [[won't[[ {{wouldn't{{ know [[she's[[ {{she{{ {{was{{ Jewish), who was orphaned at a young age and was being fostered by her [[uncle[[ {{cousin{{ [[Mordechai.[[ {{Mordecai.{{

Who fostered Esther when she was orphaned?


Who was Mordecai to Esther in the Book of Esther?


Who was Esther trying to hide her Jewishness from?


2011. A number of children's songs (with non-liturgical sources) also exist: Once There Was a Wicked Wicked Man, Ani Purim, Chag Purim, Chag Purim, Chag Gadol Hu LaYehudim, MisheNichnas Adar, Shoshanas Yaakov, Al HaNisim, VeNahafoch Hu, LaYehudim Hayesa Orah, U Mordechai Yatza, Kacha Yay'aseh, Chayav Inish, Utzu Eitzah. Traditional foods [SEP] On Purim, triangular pastries called Hamantaschen ("Haman's pockets") or Oznei Haman ("Haman's ears") are served. [SEP] A sweet cookie dough is rolled out, cut into circles, and traditionally filled with a sweet poppy seed or prune filling, then wrapped up into a triangular shape with the filling either hidden or showing.

2009. The prayer, Shoshanat Yaakov, read at the conclusion of the Megillah reading, is often sung to various popular melodies. Traditional foods [SEP] During Purim it is traditional to serve triangular pastries, called Hamantaschen ("Haman's pockets") in Yiddish and Oznei Haman ("Haman's ears") in modern Hebrew. [SEP] A sweet cookie dough is rolled out, cut into circles, and traditionally filled with a sweet poppy seed or prune filling, then wrapped up into a triangular shape with the filling either hidden or showing.

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During what holiday is it traditional to serve triangular pastries?


What are the triangular pastries served during Purim called in Yiddish?

What are the triangular pastries called?


What are the triangular pastries served during Purim called in modern Hebrew?

What are the triangular pastries called in modern Hebrew?


What does Oznei Haman mean in modern Hebrew?


What language does the term Hamantaschen come from?


2009. The prayer, Shoshanat Yaakov, read at the conclusion of the Megillah reading, is often sung to various popular melodies. Traditional foods [SEP] During Purim it is traditional to serve triangular pastries, called Hamantaschen ("Haman's pockets") in Yiddish and Oznei Haman ("Haman's ears") in modern Hebrew. [SEP] A sweet cookie dough is rolled out, cut into circles, and traditionally filled with a sweet poppy seed or prune filling, then wrapped up into a triangular shape with the filling either hidden or showing.

2011. A number of children's songs (with non-liturgical sources) also exist: Once There Was a Wicked Wicked Man, Ani Purim, Chag Purim, Chag Purim, Chag Gadol Hu LaYehudim, MisheNichnas Adar, Shoshanas Yaakov, Al HaNisim, VeNahafoch Hu, LaYehudim Hayesa Orah, U Mordechai Yatza, Kacha Yay'aseh, Chayav Inish, Utzu Eitzah. Traditional foods [SEP] On Purim, triangular pastries called Hamantaschen ("Haman's pockets") or Oznei Haman ("Haman's ears") are served. [SEP] A sweet cookie dough is rolled out, cut into circles, and traditionally filled with a sweet poppy seed or prune filling, then wrapped up into a triangular shape with the filling either hidden or showing.

[[During[[ {{On{{ Purim, [[it[[ [[is[[ [[traditional[[ [[to[[ [[serve[[ triangular pastries called Hamantaschen ("Haman's pockets") {{or{{ [[in[[ [[Yiddish[[ [[and[[ Oznei Haman ("Haman's ears") {{are{{ {{served.{{ [[in[[ [[modern[[ [[Hebrew.[[


What is the name for the pastries that are served on Purim?


Which Bible is the Book of Esther a part of?

2012. Due to Jerusalem's importance, it celebrates Purim on the 15th despite it not having been surrounded by a wall since the time of Joshua. This is to prevent less holy cities having an advantage over Jerusalem. Purim is characterized by public recitation of the Scroll of Esther (keriat ha-megillah), additions to the prayers and the grace after meals (al hannisim), giving mutual gifts of food and drink (mishloach manot), giving charity to the poor (mattanot la-evyonim), and a celebratory meal (se'udat Purim); other customs include drinking wine, wearing of masks and costumes, and public celebration. [SEP] According to the Book of Esther, Haman, royal vizier to King Ahasuerus planned to kill the Jews, but his plans were foiled by Mordecai and Queen Esther. [SEP] The day of deliverance became a day of feasting and rejoicing.

2013. Purim (Hebrew: Pûrîm "lots", from the word pur, related to Akkadian pūru) is a Jewish holiday that commemorates the deliverance of the Jewish people in the ancient Persian Empire from destruction in the wake of a plot by Haman, a story recorded in the Biblical Book of Esther (Megillat Esther). [SEP] According to the Book of Esther, in the Hebrew Bible, Haman, royal vizier to King Ahasuerus (presumed to be Xerxes I of Persia), planned to kill all the Jews in the empire, but his plans were foiled by Mordecai and his adopted daughter Queen Esther. [SEP] The day of deliverance became a day of feasting and rejoicing.

According to the Book of Esther, {{in{{ {{the{{ {{Hebrew{{ {{Bible,{{ Haman, royal vizier to King Ahasuerus {{(presumed{{ {{to{{ {{be{{ {{Xerxes{{ {{I{{ {{of{{ {{Persia),{{ planned to kill {{all{{ the Jews {{in{{ {{the{{ {{empire,{{ but his plans were foiled by Mordecai and {{his{{ {{adopted{{ {{daughter{{ Queen Esther.


What was Xerxes I of Persia called in the Book of Esther?


Who is King Ahasuerus from the Book of Esther believed to be?


According to the Book of Esther, who foils Haman's plans to kill all of the Jews in the Persian empire?

Mordecai and his adopted daughter Queen Esther


Who was the adoptive father of Queen Esther?


In the Book of Esther, who was Mordecai's adopted daughter?


What was the relationship between Mordecai and Queen Esther?


2008. Over the following 70 or 80 million years the rate of evolution accelerated by an order of magnitude (as defined in terms of the extinction and origination rate of species) and the diversity of life began to resemble today’s. The Cambrian explosion has generated extensive scientific debate. The seemingly rapid appearance of fossils in the “Primordial Strata” was noted as early as the mid 19th century, and Charles Darwin saw it as one of the main objections that could be made against his theory of evolution by natural selection. [SEP] The long-running puzzlement about the appearance of the Cambrian fauna, seemingly abruptly and from nowhere, centers on three key points: whether there really was a mass diversification of complex organisms over a relatively short period of time during the early Cambrian; what might have caused such rapid evolution; and what it would imply about the origin and evolution of animals. [SEP] Interpretation is difficult due to a limited supply of evidence, based mainly on an incomplete fossil record and chemical signatures left in Cambrian rocks.

2008. In the following 70 million to 80 million years, the rate of evolution accelerated by an order of magnitude, and the diversity of life began to resemble today’s. The Cambrian explosion has generated extensive scientific debate. The seemingly rapid appearance of fossils in the “Primordial Strata” was noted as early as the mid 19th century, and Charles Darwin saw it as one of the main objections that could be made against his theory of evolution by natural selection. [SEP] The long-running puzzlement about the appearance of the Cambrian fauna, seemingly abruptly and from nowhere, centers on three key points: whether there really was an “explosion” of complex organisms in the early Cambrian; what might have caused such rapid evolution; and what it can tell us about the origin and possible evolution of animals. [SEP] A limited supply of evidence, based mainly on an incomplete fossil record and chemical signatures left in Cambrian rocks, makes interpretation difficult.

The long running puzzlement about the appearance of the Cambrian fauna, seemingly abruptly and from nowhere, centers on three key points: whether there really was {{an{{ {{“explosion”{{ [[a[[ [[mass[[ [[diversification[[ of complex organisms {{in{{ [[over[[ [[a[[ [[relatively[[ [[short[[ [[period[[ [[of[[ [[time[[ [[during[[ the early Cambrian; what might have caused such rapid evolution; and what it [[would[[ [[imply[[ {{can{{ {{tell{{ {{us{{ about the origin and {{possible{{ evolution of animals.

When did a seemingly sudden appearance of diverse organisms occur?


2008. However there seems little doubt that Kimberella was at least a triploblastic bilaterian animal. These organisms are central to the debate about how abrupt the Cambrian explosion was. If some were early members of the animal phyla seen today, the "explosion" looks a lot less sudden than if all these organisms represent an unrelated "experiment", and were replaced by the animal kingdom fairly soon thereafter (40M years is "soon" by evolutionary and geological standards). [SEP] Fossils of Cloudina and Sinotubulites have been found in sediments formed near the end of the Ediacaran period. [SEP] Although they are as hard to classify as most other Ediacaran organisms, they are important in two other ways.

2010. Saarina, later Sabellidites) which appeared simultaneously with Dickinsonia, Kimberella, Parvancorina and others. It is long, thin- or thick-walled, cylindrical, and commonly flattened with a wrinkled surface tube. They were commonly compared with tubes of sedentary polychaetes or other organisms. [SEP] Fossils of the Cloudina, Namacalathus, Sinotubulites and else dozen of the other organisms with mineral skeletons have been found in sediments formed near the end of the Ediacaran period from . [SEP] Although they are as hard to classify as most other Ediacaran organisms, they are important in two other ways.

Fossils of {{the{{ Cloudina, {{Namacalathus,{{ {{Sinotubulites{{ and [[Sinotubulites[[ {{else{{ {{dozen{{ {{of{{ {{the{{ {{other{{ {{organisms{{ {{with{{ {{mineral{{ {{skeletons{{ have been found in sediments formed near the end of the Ediacaran period {{from{{ .

What is one species whose fossils have been found from the end of the Ediacaran period?


Roughly how long before the Cambrian explosion did some members of the Ediacara biota reach metres in length?

2013. The shortage of oxygen might well have prevented the rise of large, complex animals. The amount of oxygen an animal can absorb is largely determined by the area of its oxygen-absorbing surfaces (lungs and gills in the most complex animals; the skin in less complex ones); but, the amount needed is determined by its volume, which grows faster than the oxygen-absorbing area if an animal’s size increases equally in all directions. An increase in the concentration of oxygen in air or water would increase the size to which an organism could grow without its tissues becoming starved of oxygen. [SEP] However, members of the Ediacara biota reached metres in length; clearly oxygen did not limit their growth. [SEP] Other metabolic functions may have been inhibited by lack of oxygen, for example the construction of tissue such as collagen, required for the construction of complex structures, or to form molecules for the construction of a hard exoskeleton.

2014. The shortage of oxygen might well have prevented the rise of large, complex animals. The amount of oxygen an animal can absorb is largely determined by the area of its oxygen-absorbing surfaces (lungs and gills in the most complex animals; the skin in less complex ones); but, the amount needed is determined by its volume, which grows faster than the oxygen-absorbing area if an animal’s size increases equally in all directions. An increase in the concentration of oxygen in air or water would increase the size to which an organism could grow without its tissues becoming starved of oxygen. [SEP] However, members of the Ediacara biota reached metres in length tens of millions of years before the Cambrian explosion. [SEP] Other metabolic functions may have been inhibited by lack of oxygen, for example the construction of tissue such as collagen, required for the construction of complex structures, or to form molecules for the construction of a hard exoskeleton.

However, members of the Ediacara biota reached metres in length [[clearly[[ [[oxygen[[ [[did[[ [[not[[ [[limit[[ {{tens{{ {{of{{ {{millions{{ {{of{{ {{years{{ {{before{{ [[their[[ {{the{{ [[growth.[[ {{Cambrian{{ {{explosion.{{

How long before the Cambrian explosion did some species reach meter in length?


2010. [SEP] "If You Think You're Lonely Now" is a notable 1981 single recorded and released as a single by American soul singer-songwriter Bobby Womack, released off his comeback album, The Poet. [SEP] The song is notable for bringing Womack back to national prominence after falling into a deep creative and commercial hole during the late-seventies.

2011. [SEP] "If You Think You're Lonely Now" is a song recorded and released as a single by American soul singer-songwriter Bobby Womack in 1981. [SEP] It was released from his album The Poet.

"If You Think You're Lonely Now" is a {{song{{ [[notable[[ [[1981[[ [[single[[ recorded and released as a single by American soul singer songwriter Bobby Womack {{in{{ {{1981.{{ [[released[[ [[off[[ [[his[[ [[comeback[[ [[album,[[ [[The[[ [[Poet.[[

When did Bobby Womack release his single version of If You Think You're Lonely Now?


2008. Note: Pidge is the only member of the Voltron Force whose uniform did not get a color change in Voltron: The Third Dimension. He is also the only member of the Voltron Force who's original uniform color was actually the same color as his Lion (Hunk wore orange, not yellow, but it was close in color). Princess Allura: Princess Allura of the planet Arus is the ruler of the Kingdom of Altair (as well as of the entire planet, for the most part) and is also the object of Lotor's affections. [SEP] She takes over for Sven as the pilot of the Blue Lion that forms Voltron's right leg. [SEP] Allura wears a pink uniform in the original series, and a metallic blue uniform in Voltron: The Third Dimension.

2009. Princess Allura (voiced by B.J. Ward): Princess Allura of the planet Arus is the ruler of the Kingdom of Altair, as well as de facto ruler of the entire planet, and is also the object of Lotor's affections. Daughter of the late King Alfor, Allura inherited her father's authority on his death and is commander in chief and head of state for the planet Arus, and thus Commander Keith's superior. [SEP] However, later she takes over for Sven as the pilot of the Blue Lion that forms Voltron's right leg, and defers to Keith during operational engagements. [SEP] Allura wears a pink uniform in the original series, and a metallic blue uniform in Voltron: The Third Dimension.

{{However,{{ {{later{{ she takes over for Sven as the pilot of the Blue Lion that forms Voltron's right leg, {{and{{ {{defers{{ {{to{{ {{Keith{{ {{during{{ {{operational{{ {{engagements.{{

Who does Allura replace as the Blue Lion's pilot?


Allura replaces Sven as the pilot of what vehicle?


Who in the Voltron Force does Allura defer to in operational engagements?


In what scenarios will Allura defer to Keith in the Voltron Force?


2010. In the Devil's Due comic series, Planet Doom is the center of the Drule Empire as the "Kingdom of Night". King Zarkon (voiced by Jack Angel, later by Kevin Michael Richardson) [SEP] King Zarkon of the Planet Doom is one of the rulers of the Drule Empire, though by no means the absolute ruler. [SEP] He is constantly using others as scapegoats for his own failure, including his son Lotor.

2009. The Drule robeasts that battled the Explorer were uniformly technology based. Planet Doom The villains who are from Voltron or the Korean animated episodes featuring the Voltron Lion Force, ruled by King Zarkon. [SEP] King Zarkon (voiced by Jack Angel, later by Kevin Michael Richardson): King Zarkon of the Planet Doom is one of the rulers of the Drule Empire, though by no means the absolute ruler. [SEP] He is constantly using others as scapegoats for his own failure, including his son Lotor.

{{King{{ {{Zarkon{{ {{(voiced{{ {{by{{ {{Jack{{ {{Angel,{{ {{later{{ {{by{{ {{Kevin{{ {{Michael{{ {{Richardson):{{ King Zarkon of the Planet Doom is one of the rulers of the Drule Empire, though by no means the absolute ruler.


Who was the voice of Lance Charles McClain in the 2016 reboot series of Voltron?

2015. In Voltron Force, Keith is revealed to be of Arusian descent. This fact, coupled with his affection for Allura and her resignation from the Force to be the Queen of Arus, leads Keith to step down to serve Arus as its King. He passes the Black Lion pilot position to Daniel, though he takes this back in the season finale because Daniel wasn't really ready. [SEP] Lance (Isamu Kurogane) (voiced by Michael Bell in the '80s and '90s series, Andrew Francis in the 2011 series): Second-in-command of Voltron, who pilots the Red Lion that forms the right arm of Voltron. [SEP] Lance wears a blue uniform in the original series and a metallic red uniform in Voltron: The Third Dimension.

2016. A skilled martial artist, Keith is extremely capable on the battlefield. His Bayard takes the form of a double-edged sword that can slice through solid steel with ease. He is dedicated to maintaining his skills and spends his free time on the ship honing his combat skills. [SEP] Lance Charles McClain (Isamu Kurogane) (voiced by Michael Bell in the '80s and '90s series, Andrew Francis in the 2011 series, Jeremy Shada in the 2016 reboot series): Second-in-command of Voltron, who pilots the Red Lion that forms the right arm of Voltron. [SEP] Lance wears a blue uniform in the original series and a metallic red uniform in Voltron: The Third Dimension.

Lance {{Charles{{ {{McClain{{ (Isamu Kurogane) (voiced by Michael Bell in the '80s and '90s series, Andrew Francis in the 2011 series, {{Jeremy{{ {{Shada{{ {{in{{ {{the{{ {{2016{{ {{reboot{{ {{series):{{ Second in command of Voltron, who pilots the Red Lion that forms the right arm of Voltron.

Who was the voice of Lance in the 2016 reboot series?


In what series of Voltron did Jeremy Shada voice Lance Charles McClain?

In what series did Jeremy Shada voice Lance?


Who voiced Hunk in the 2016 reboot of Voltron?

2015. She is capable of invoking the dead, particularly her father, the late King Alfor. In The Third Dimension, Allura later learns special mind skills that could allow the Voltron Force to control the Lions without having to be in the cockpits, and also helps the others to learn it as well. In Voltron Force, Allura eventually steps down as Blue Lion pilot, passing it over to her niece Larmina. [SEP] Hunk (Tsuyoshi Seidou) (voiced by Lennie Weinrib in the '80s series, Kevin Michael Richardson in the '90s series, Ty Olsson in the 2011 series): Hunk is the strong-man of the group, piloting the Yellow Lion that forms Voltron's left leg. [SEP] He is shown wearing an orange uniform in the original series and a metallic yellow uniform in Voltron: The Third Dimension.

2016. When Pidge reveals their true identity as female, every member of Team Voltron, aside from Lance, admits to having already known. Pidge is a tech genius and is more than capable of learning how to operate advanced alien technology on the fly, showcasing their vast intelligence. Pidge is also agile, nimble, and uses a Bayard that takes the form of a small, arrow-shaped blade that possesses the ability to deliver a painful electrical shock, has a grapple function that can be used for both transport and incapacitating enemies, and has an edge that can cut through extremely thick metal plating with little to no trouble. [SEP] Tsuyoshi "Hunk" Garrett (Tsuyoshi Seidou) (voiced by Lennie Weinrib in the '80s series, Kevin Michael Richardson in the '90s series, Ty Olsson in the 2011 series, Tyler Labine in the 2016 reboot series): Hunk is the strong-man of the group, piloting the Yellow Lion that forms Voltron's left leg. [SEP] He is shown wearing an orange uniform in the original series and a metallic yellow uniform in Voltron: The Third Dimension.

{{Tsuyoshi{{ "Hunk" {{Garrett{{ (Tsuyoshi Seidou) (voiced by Lennie Weinrib in the '80s series, Kevin Michael Richardson in the '90s series, Ty Olsson in the 2011 series, {{Tyler{{ {{Labine{{ {{in{{ {{the{{ {{2016{{ {{reboot{{ {{series):{{ Hunk is the strong man of the group, piloting the Yellow Lion that forms Voltron's left leg.


Which series of Voltron did Tyler Labine voice Hunk?

In what series did Tyler Labine voice Hunk?


In what Voltron series is the Black Lion seen being piloted by Shiro?

2016. Each Lion has the ability to fire laser blasts, and each provides a unique weapon to the united Voltron form that is unlocked by each Paladin's use of their Bayard. Black Lion (Kurojishi): Piloted by Keith in the original series, the Black Lion forms the main body of Voltron. Later piloted by Allura in two episodes before being piloted by Daniel in Voltron Force. [SEP] In Legendary Defender it is piloted by Shiro. [SEP] Unlike the other Lions, the Black Lion did not have a "closed" hangar.

2017. When the Black Bayard is returned, the sword is revealed to take on the form of the Blazing Sword. Black Lion (Kurojishi): Piloted by Keith in the original series, the Black Lion forms the main body of Voltron. Later piloted by Allura in two episodes before being piloted by Daniel in Voltron Force. [SEP] In Legendary Defender it is piloted by Shiro, having originally been piloted by Zarkon prior to his corruption, and is also briefly piloted by Keith. [SEP] Unlike the other Lions, the Black Lion did not have a "closed" hangar.

In Legendary Defender it is piloted by Shiro, {{having{{ {{originally{{ {{been{{ {{piloted{{ {{by{{ {{Zarkon{{ {{prior{{ {{to{{ {{his{{ {{corruption,{{ {{and{{ {{is{{ {{also{{ {{briefly{{ {{piloted{{ {{by{{ {{Keith.{{

In what series is the Black Lion seen being piloted by Shiro?


Who was the first person to pilot the Black Lion in Voltron?

Who was the first person to pilot the Black Lion?


Why did Zarkon stop driving the Black Lion?


Who does Keith Ferugson voice in Voltron?

2017. By that time, Kala learned that she unintentionally formed a mental link with Wade and eventually absorbed him into her Robeast form. But when Lotor transformed the Kala-Wade Robeast into his new body, the Voltron Force used teamwork to defeat the monster, with only Lotor surviving due to Maahox reviving him yet again. Nexus: Exclusive to Legendary Defender, he was Sendak's chief underling. [SEP] Commander Prorok: Exclusive to Legendary Defender, he is a commander working directly under Zarkon who prefers to employ the overwhelming force of the Galra fleet to subtle plans in order to capture Voltron. [SEP] Following an act of sabotage that allows the Voltron lions and Castle to escape Galra Central Command, Prorok is punished by Zarkon and taken away for interrogation by the Druids, Haggar's order of dark magicians.

2018. Other Galra Haxus (voiced by Robin Atkin Downes) - Sendak's chief underling. Falls to his death taking Rover with him. [SEP] Commander Prorok (voiced by Keith Ferguson) - He is a commander working directly under Zarkon who prefers to employ the overwhelming force of the Galra fleet to subtle plans in order to capture Voltron. [SEP] Following an act of sabotage that allows the Voltron Lions and Castle to escape Galra Central Command, Prorok is punished by Zarkon and taken away for interrogation by the Druids, Haggar's order of dark magicians.

Commander Prorok [[Exclusive[[ [[to[[ [[Legendary[[ [[Defender,[[ {{(voiced{{ {{by{{ {{Keith{{ {{Ferguson){{ He is a commander working directly under Zarkon who prefers to employ the overwhelming force of the Galra fleet to subtle plans in order to capture Voltron.


What is the main weapon that Commander Prorok uses?


Which Voltron series has Commander Prorok?

2018. Other Galra Haxus (voiced by Robin Atkin Downes) - Sendak's chief underling. Falls to his death taking Rover with him. [SEP] Commander Prorok (voiced by Keith Ferguson) - He is a commander working directly under Zarkon who prefers to employ the overwhelming force of the Galra fleet to subtle plans in order to capture Voltron. [SEP] Following an act of sabotage that allows the Voltron Lions and Castle to escape Galra Central Command, Prorok is punished by Zarkon and taken away for interrogation by the Druids, Haggar's order of dark magicians.

2017. By that time, Kala learned that she unintentionally formed a mental link with Wade and eventually absorbed him into her Robeast form. But when Lotor transformed the Kala-Wade Robeast into his new body, the Voltron Force used teamwork to defeat the monster, with only Lotor surviving due to Maahox reviving him yet again. Nexus: Exclusive to Legendary Defender, he was Sendak's chief underling. [SEP] Commander Prorok: Exclusive to Legendary Defender, he is a commander working directly under Zarkon who prefers to employ the overwhelming force of the Galra fleet to subtle plans in order to capture Voltron. [SEP] Following an act of sabotage that allows the Voltron lions and Castle to escape Galra Central Command, Prorok is punished by Zarkon and taken away for interrogation by the Druids, Haggar's order of dark magicians.

Commander Prorok: [[(voiced[[ [[by[[ [[Keith[[ [[Ferguson)[[ {{Exclusive{{ {{to{{ {{Legendary{{ {{Defender,{{ he is a commander working directly under Zarkon who prefers to employ the overwhelming force of the Galra fleet to subtle plans in order to capture Voltron.

Which series was Commander Prorok only seen in?


What is the name of the military force used by Zarkon?


Who does David W. Collins voice in Voltron?

2017. He is then used by Haggar to give live to a new Robeast that tracks Voltron to a cluster of xanthorium, home to a Galra rebel base. Prorok's Robeast form displays the ability to draw the xanthorium into itself to use as fuel for a powerful laser, as well as drawing Voltron and other objects into its gaping maw. Subcommander Ylvik: Exclusive to Legendary Defender, under Prorok's command. [SEP] Commander Morvok: Another Legendary Defender exclusive, a sadistic, cowardly, and obese commander who robs an entire planet of resources before leaving the inhabitants to die. [SEP] He is then called upon by Zarkon to capture Voltron, and despite attempts at worming his way out of it is forced to comply with the order.

2018. He is then used by Haggar to give life to a new Robeast that tracks Voltron to a cluster of xanthorium, home to a Galra rebel base. Prorok's Robeast form displays the ability to draw the xanthorium into itself to use as fuel for a powerful laser, as well as drawing Voltron and other objects into its gaping maw. He meets his demise when Ulaz sacrifices himself by crash landing his ship into his Robeast form. [SEP] Commander Morvok (voiced by David W. Collins) - A sadistic, cowardly, and obese commander who robs an entire planet of resources before leaving the inhabitants to die. [SEP] He is then called upon by Zarkon to capture Voltron, and despite attempts at worming his way out of it is forced to comply with the order.

Commander Morvok [[Another[[ [[Legendary[[ [[Defender[[ [[exclusive,[[ {{(voiced{{ {{by{{ {{David{{ {{W.{{ {{Collins){{ A sadistic, cowardly, and obese commander who robs an entire planet of resources before leaving the inhabitants to die.

Who did Zarkon enlist to capture Voltron?


Who was the actor who played Commander Morvok?


A sadistic, cowardly, and obese commander


What does Commander Morvok take from a planet?


2018. He is then used by Haggar to give life to a new Robeast that tracks Voltron to a cluster of xanthorium, home to a Galra rebel base. Prorok's Robeast form displays the ability to draw the xanthorium into itself to use as fuel for a powerful laser, as well as drawing Voltron and other objects into its gaping maw. He meets his demise when Ulaz sacrifices himself by crash landing his ship into his Robeast form. [SEP] Commander Morvok (voiced by David W. Collins) - A sadistic, cowardly, and obese commander who robs an entire planet of resources before leaving the inhabitants to die. [SEP] He is then called upon by Zarkon to capture Voltron, and despite attempts at worming his way out of it is forced to comply with the order.

2017. He is then used by Haggar to give live to a new Robeast that tracks Voltron to a cluster of xanthorium, home to a Galra rebel base. Prorok's Robeast form displays the ability to draw the xanthorium into itself to use as fuel for a powerful laser, as well as drawing Voltron and other objects into its gaping maw. Subcommander Ylvik: Exclusive to Legendary Defender, under Prorok's command. [SEP] Commander Morvok: Another Legendary Defender exclusive, a sadistic, cowardly, and obese commander who robs an entire planet of resources before leaving the inhabitants to die. [SEP] He is then called upon by Zarkon to capture Voltron, and despite attempts at worming his way out of it is forced to comply with the order.

Commander Morvok: {{Another{{ {{Legendary{{ {{Defender{{ {{exclusive,{{ [[(voiced[[ [[by[[ [[David[[ [[W.[[ [[Collins)[[ a sadistic, cowardly, and obese commander who robs an entire planet of resources before leaving the inhabitants to die.


What did Commander Morvok take from a planet?


Who is the leader if the Land Team in Voltron?

2019. Zandee pilots the Multi-Wheeled Explorer (#10) that becomes the left lower leg of Voltron. Land Team (Walter Team) Land Team uniforms are red and white. [SEP] Cliff (Walter Jack) (voiced by Lennie Weinrib): He has a strong Australian accent, and sometimes tends to have a wry sense of humor. [SEP] He pilots the Jet Radar Station (#11) that forms the lower torso/hips of Voltron.

2020. Zandee pilots the Multi-Wheeled Explorer (#10) that becomes the left lower leg of Voltron. Land Team (Walter Team) Land Team uniforms are red and white. [SEP] Cliff (Walter Jack) (voiced by Lennie Weinrib): Cliff is the leader of the Land Team. [SEP] He has an Australian accent, and tends to have a wry sense of humor.

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What position does Cliff hold on the Land Team in Voltron?

What position does Cliff hold on the Land Team?


2010. A rabbinic tradition, described in the Mishnah, postulates that the sin of Sodom was related to property: Sodomites believed that "what is mine is mine, and what is yours is yours" (Abot), which is interpreted as a lack of compassion. Another rabbinic tradition is that these two wealthy cities treated visitors in a sadistic fashion. One major crime done to strangers was almost identical to that of Procrustes in Greek mythology. [SEP] This would be the story of the "bed" that guests to Sodom were forced to sleep in: if they were too short they were stretched to fit it, and if they were too tall, they were cut up. [SEP] In another incident, Eliezer, Abraham's servant, went to visit Lot in Sodom and got in a dispute with a Sodomite over a beggar, and was hit in the forehead with a stone, making him bleed.

2011. A rabbinic tradition, described in the Mishnah, postulates that the sin of Sodom was related to property: Sodomites believed that "what is mine is mine, and what is yours is yours" (Abot), which is interpreted as a lack of compassion. Another rabbinic tradition is that these two wealthy cities treated visitors in a sadistic fashion. One major crime done to strangers was almost identical to that of Procrustes in Greek mythology. [SEP] This would be the story of the "bed" that guests to Sodom were forced to sleep in: if they were too short they were stretched to fit it, and if they were too tall, they were cut up (indeed, in Hebrew and Yiddish, the corresponding term for a Procrustean bed is a "Sodom bed"). [SEP] In another incident, Eliezer, Abraham's servant, went to visit Lot in Sodom and got in a dispute with a Sodomite over a beggar, and was hit in the forehead with a stone, making him bleed.

This would be the story of the "bed" that guests to Sodom were forced to sleep in: if they were too short they were stretched to fit it, and if they were too tall, they were cut up {{(indeed,{{ {{in{{ {{Hebrew{{ {{and{{ {{Yiddish,{{ {{the{{ {{corresponding{{ {{term{{ {{for{{ {{a{{ {{Procrustean{{ {{bed{{ {{is{{ {{a{{ {{"Sodom{{ {{bed").{{

Who was forced to sleep in a bed that was too small or too large?


In which languages is a Procrustean bed known as a "Sodom bed"?


What is the Hebraic and Yiddish term for a Procrustean bed?


Who wrote that the story of Sodom and Gomorrah primarily emphasizes the lack of hospitality toward strangers?

2012. Religious views Jewish [SEP] Classical Jewish texts are seen by many as not stressing the homosexual aspect of the attitude of the inhabitants of Sodom as much as their cruelty and lack of hospitality to the "stranger." [SEP] The Jewish Encyclopedia has information on the importance of hospitality to the Jewish people.

2013. Religious views Jewish [SEP] Rictor Norton views classical Jewish texts as stressing the cruelty and lack of hospitality of the inhabitants of Sodom to the "stranger". [SEP] The Jewish Encyclopedia has information on the importance of hospitality to the Jewish people.

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Who has a view on the cruelty and lack of hospitality of the people of Sodom?


Who was considered to be cruel and unhospitable to strangers?


What part of the story of Sodom and Gomorrah do classical Jewish texts not focus on?

2013. Religious views Jewish [SEP] Rictor Norton views classical Jewish texts as stressing the cruelty and lack of hospitality of the inhabitants of Sodom to the "stranger". [SEP] The Jewish Encyclopedia has information on the importance of hospitality to the Jewish people.

2012. Religious views Jewish [SEP] Classical Jewish texts are seen by many as not stressing the homosexual aspect of the attitude of the inhabitants of Sodom as much as their cruelty and lack of hospitality to the "stranger." [SEP] The Jewish Encyclopedia has information on the importance of hospitality to the Jewish people.

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What part of the story do Jewish texts not stress?


2012. This movie was directed by Muthyala Subbaiah and produced by G.V.G. Raju. This movie completed its 100 day run in 11 theaters. [SEP] In 1997, he was also seen in Suswagatham, which is also a remake of a 1997 Tamil film Love Today starring Joseph Vijay, Suvalakshmi and Raghuvaran. [SEP] This film is the first blockbuster for Pawan Kalyan and the movie ran for 100 Days in 16 centres.

2011. After his first movie, his second movie was Gokulamlo Sita. It is a remake of the Tamil film Gokulathil Seethai starring Karthik and Suvalakshmi.This movie brought mass image to Pawan Kalyan. This movie completed its 100 day run in 11 theaters. [SEP] Then third movie was Suswagatham which is a remake of Tamil Movie Love Today starring Joseph Vijay and Suvalakshmi. [SEP] The film was very attractive to the youth.

[[In[[ [[1997,[[ [[he[[ {{Then{{ {{third{{ {{movie{{ was [[also[[ [[seen[[ [[in[[ Suswagatham which is [[also[[ a remake of [[a[[ [[1997[[ Tamil [[film[[ {{Movie{{ Love Today starring Joseph Vijay {{and{{ Suvalakshmi. [[and[[ [[Raghuvaran.[[

Pawan's third movie, Suswagatham, starred him and which other actor?


Who starred with Pawan Kalyan in Suswagatham?


What was the name of Pawan Kalyan's third film?


Which film is a remake of the Tamil movie Love Today?

2011. After his first movie, his second movie was Gokulamlo Sita. It is a remake of the Tamil film Gokulathil Seethai starring Karthik and Suvalakshmi.This movie brought mass image to Pawan Kalyan. This movie completed its 100 day run in 11 theaters. [SEP] Then third movie was Suswagatham which is a remake of Tamil Movie Love Today starring Joseph Vijay and Suvalakshmi. [SEP] The film was very attractive to the youth.

2012. This movie was directed by Muthyala Subbaiah and produced by G.V.G. Raju. This movie completed its 100 day run in 11 theaters. [SEP] In 1997, he was also seen in Suswagatham, which is also a remake of a 1997 Tamil film Love Today starring Joseph Vijay, Suvalakshmi and Raghuvaran. [SEP] This film is the first blockbuster for Pawan Kalyan and the movie ran for 100 Days in 16 centres.

[[Then[[ [[third[[ [[movie[[ {{In{{ {{1997,{{ {{he{{ was {{also{{ {{seen{{ {{in{{ Suswagatham, which is {{also{{ a remake of {{a{{ {{1997{{ Tamil [[Movie[[ {{film{{ Love Today starring Joseph Vijay, {{Suvalakshmi{{ and [[Suvalakshmi.[[ {{Raghuvaran.{{

What is the name of the film that was a remake of 'Love Today'?


What is the film Suswagatham a remake of?

What was the original film that Suswagatham was remade from?


Who starred alongside Joseph Vijay and Suvalakshmi in Suswagatham?


In what year was Pawan Kalyan in Suswagatham?


2013. Pledges amount to US$ 2.1 billion over the period 1991 to 2005. Funds are used, for example, to finance the conversion of existing manufacturing processes, train personnel, pay royalties and patent rights on new technologies, and establish national ozone offices. Parties [SEP] As of December 29, 2012, all countries in the United Nations, the Cook Islands, Holy See, Niue and the supranational European Union have ratified the original Montreal Protocol (see external link below), South Sudan being the last country to ratify the agreement, bringing the total to 197. [SEP] These countries have also ratified the first three amendments.

2012. Pledges amount to US$ 2.1 billion over the period 1991 to 2005. Funds are used, for example, to finance the conversion of existing manufacturing processes, train personnel, pay royalties and patent rights on new technologies, and establish national ozone offices. Confirmation [SEP] As of September 16, 2009, all countries in the United Nations, the Cook Islands, Holy See, Niue and the supranational European Union have ratified the original Montreal Protocol (see external link below), Timor-Leste being the last country to ratify the agreement, bringing the total to 196. [SEP] Fewer countries have ratified each consecutive amendment.

As of [[December[[ [[29,[[ [[2012,[[ {{September{{ {{16,{{ {{2009,{{ all countries in the United Nations, the Cook Islands, Holy See, Niue and the supranational European Union have ratified the original Montreal Protocol (see external link below), [[South[[ [[Sudan[[ {{Timor{{ {{Leste{{ being the last country to ratify the agreement, bringing the total to [[197.[[ {{196.{{

As of September 16, 2009, all countries in what organization have ratified the Montreal Protocol?


As of September 16, 2009, all countries in the United Nations, Holy See, Niue and what other area had ratified the original Montreal Protocol?


What religious organization ratified the Montreal Protocol?


What small island nation was the last to ratify the Montreal Protocol?


Who was the last country to ratify the original Montreal Protocol?


How many countries have ratified the original Montreal Protocol?


2012. Pledges amount to US$ 2.1 billion over the period 1991 to 2005. Funds are used, for example, to finance the conversion of existing manufacturing processes, train personnel, pay royalties and patent rights on new technologies, and establish national ozone offices. Confirmation [SEP] As of September 16, 2009, all countries in the United Nations, the Cook Islands, Holy See, Niue and the supranational European Union have ratified the original Montreal Protocol (see external link below), Timor-Leste being the last country to ratify the agreement, bringing the total to 196. [SEP] Fewer countries have ratified each consecutive amendment.

2013. Pledges amount to US$ 2.1 billion over the period 1991 to 2005. Funds are used, for example, to finance the conversion of existing manufacturing processes, train personnel, pay royalties and patent rights on new technologies, and establish national ozone offices. Parties [SEP] As of December 29, 2012, all countries in the United Nations, the Cook Islands, Holy See, Niue and the supranational European Union have ratified the original Montreal Protocol (see external link below), South Sudan being the last country to ratify the agreement, bringing the total to 197. [SEP] These countries have also ratified the first three amendments.

As of [[September[[ [[16,[[ [[2009,[[ {{December{{ {{29,{{ {{2012,{{ all countries in the United Nations, the Cook Islands, Holy See, Niue and the supranational European Union have ratified the original Montreal Protocol (see external link below), [[Timor[[ [[Leste[[ {{South{{ {{Sudan{{ being the last country to ratify the agreement, bringing the total to [[196.[[ {{197.{{

As of December 29, 2012, all countries in what organization have ratified the Montreal Protocol?


Which island nation ratified the Montreal Protocol in 2012?


Which religious organization ratified the Montreal Protocol?


Under the Montreal Protocol, what type of countries agreed to start reducing their consumption and production of HCFCs by 2015?

2018. Hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs) Phase-out Management Plan (HPMP) Under the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer, especially Executive Committee (ExCom) 53/37 and ExCom 54/39, Parties to this Protocol agreed to set year 2013 as the time to freeze the consumption and production of HCFCs. [SEP] They also agreed to start reducing its consumption and production in 2015. [SEP] The time of freezing and reducing HCFCs is then known as 2013-2015.

2019. Under the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer, especially Executive Committee (ExCom) 53/37 and ExCom 54/39, Parties to this Protocol agreed to set year 2013 as the time to freeze the consumption and production of HCFCs for developing countries. For developed countries, reduction of HCFC consumption and production began in 2004 and 2010, respectively, with 100% reduction set for 2020. [SEP] Developing countries agreed to start reducing its consumption and production of HCFCs by 2015, with 100% reduction set for 2030. [SEP] Hydrochlorofluorocarbons, commonly known as HCFCs, are a group of man-made compounds containing hydrogen, chlorine, fluorine and carbon.

[[They[[ [[also[[ {{Developing{{ {{countries{{ agreed to start reducing its consumption and production [[in[[ {{of{{ {{HCFCs{{ {{by{{ 2015, {{with{{ {{100%{{ {{reduction{{ {{set{{ {{for{{ {{2030.{{

Which countries agreed to start reducing its consumption and production of HCFCs by 2015?


What was the goal for developing countries to reach for HCFC consumption by 2030 under the Montreal Protocol?

What was the goal for developing countries for 2030?


Who had has a chance to kill Ari in the episode Bete Noire of NCIS?

2010. As well as that, she also possessed great skills as a profiler and created psychological profiles on the person being investigated. She enjoyed working on the NCIS team although at first she was a bit surprised by their apparent disregard for the rules and even protested it yet she came to find herself bending rules like Gibbs and Tony to get the information they needed to trap some suspect or other. For example, in the episode "A Weak Link", she suggested they hack into a system to get the information they needed for a particular case. [SEP] Kate had an opportunity to kill Ari when he broke into the NCIS autopsy lab and shot Gerald in the shoulder, but found she was unable to do so. [SEP] In "Kill Ari", while having a discussion with Ducky in the morgue, Kate who had been shot dead in the previous episode explained that she hadn't been able to go through with it because of the look in his eyes and that there was something kind in them.

2011. She also drew one of Gibbs as well, but managed to take her drawing pad back from DiNozzo before the latter revealed it. In season three, when Ziva David joined the team full time and moved into Todd's cubicle, she presented Gibbs with Todd's sketch pad. There were portraits of each cast member in it, including Gibbs. [SEP] Todd had an opportunity to kill Ari when he broke into the NCIS autopsy lab in "Bete Noire" and shot Gerald in the shoulder, but found she was unable to do so. [SEP] Gibbs later chastized her for this.

[[Kate[[ {{Todd{{ had an opportunity to kill Ari when he broke into the NCIS autopsy lab {{in{{ {{"Bete{{ {{Noire"{{ and shot Gerald in the shoulder, but found she was unable to do so.

Who had a chance to kill Ari in season three?


Who does Todd have a chance to kill in the episode Bete Noire of NCIS?

Who did Todd have the opportunity to kill in season three?


Where does Todd have a chance to kill Ari in the episode Bete Noire of NCIS?

Where did Ari break into in season three?


Why does Abigail accuse Elizabeth Proctor of witchcraft in the Curcible?

2008. Abigail and her uncle's slave, Tituba, lead the local girls in love-spell rituals in the Salem forest over a fire. Rumors of witchcraft fly, and Abigail tries to use the town's fear to her advantage. She viciously accuses many of witchcraft, starting first with the outcasts of society and gradually moving up to respected members of the community. [SEP] Finally, she accuses Elizabeth Proctor, because she believes that John truly loves her and not Elizabeth. [SEP] Abigail thinks that if Elizabeth is out of the way, she and John can marry.

2008. Abigail and her uncle's slave, Tituba, lead the local girls in love-spell rituals in the Salem forest over a fire. Rumors of witchcraft fly, and Abigail tries to use the town's fear to her advantage. She viciously accuses many of witchcraft, starting first with the outcasts of society and gradually moving up to respected members of the community. [SEP] Finally, she accuses Elizabeth Proctor, most likely out of spite. [SEP] She is manipulative and dramatic, as well as darkly charismatic.

Finally, she accuses Elizabeth Proctor, {{most{{ {{likely{{ {{out{{ {{of{{ {{spite.{{ [[because[[ [[she[[ [[believes[[ [[that[[ [[John[[ [[truly[[ [[loves[[ [[her[[ [[and[[ [[not[[ [[Elizabeth.[[

Why would Abigail accuse Elizabeth Proctor of witchcraft?


In the Crucible, who does Abigail want out of the way so that she can marry John?

2008. Abigail and her uncle's slave, Tituba, lead the local girls in love-spell rituals in the Salem forest over a fire. Rumors of witchcraft fly, and Abigail tries to use the town's fear to her advantage. She viciously accuses many of witchcraft, starting first with the outcasts of society and gradually moving up to respected members of the community. [SEP] Finally, she accuses Elizabeth Proctor, most likely out of spite. [SEP] She is manipulative and dramatic, as well as darkly charismatic.

2008. Abigail and her uncle's slave, Tituba, lead the local girls in love-spell rituals in the Salem forest over a fire. Rumors of witchcraft fly, and Abigail tries to use the town's fear to her advantage. She viciously accuses many of witchcraft, starting first with the outcasts of society and gradually moving up to respected members of the community. [SEP] Finally, she accuses Elizabeth Proctor, because she believes that John truly loves her and not Elizabeth. [SEP] Abigail thinks that if Elizabeth is out of the way, she and John can marry.

Finally, she accuses Elizabeth Proctor, [[most[[ [[likely[[ [[out[[ [[of[[ [[spite.[[ {{because{{ {{she{{ {{believes{{ {{that{{ {{John{{ {{truly{{ {{loves{{ {{her{{ {{and{{ {{not{{ {{Elizabeth.{{

Who does Abigail accuse of witchcraft at the end of the play?


In the Crucible, who does Abigail think is in love with her?

Who does Abigail think is in love with her?


How much land does Giles Corey claim to own in the Curcible?

2010. Judge Hawthorne enters and angrily asks: "How dare you come roarin' into this court, are you gone daft, Corey?". Corey replies that since Hawthorne isn't a Boston Judge yet, he has no right to ask him that question. Deputy Governor Danforth, Cheever, Reverend Parris and Francis Nurse enter the vestry room. [SEP] Corey explains that he owns of land, and a large quantity of timber, both of which Putnam had been eyeing. [SEP] Corey also states that the court is holding his wife Martha by mistake saying he had only asked Hale why Martha read books, but he never accused her of witchcraft.

2008. Giles Corey interrupts the court proceedings and declares that Thomas Putnam is "reaching out for land!" He is removed from the courtroom and taken to the vestry room. Judge Hathorne, Deputy Governor Danforth, Ezekiel Cheever, and Parris enter the vestry room. [SEP] Corey says that he owns six hundred acres of land, and a large quantity of timber. [SEP] Corey also states that the court is holding his wife Martha by mistake.

Corey [[explains[[ {{says{{ that he owns {{six{{ {{hundred{{ {{acres{{ of land, and a large quantity of timber. [[both[[ [[of[[ [[which[[ [[Putnam[[ [[had[[ [[been[[ [[eyeing.[[


Corey claims to own six hundred acres of land and what else?


In the Crucible, whose land and timber was Putnam interested in?

2008. Giles Corey interrupts the court proceedings and declares that Thomas Putnam is "reaching out for land!" He is removed from the courtroom and taken to the vestry room. Judge Hathorne, Deputy Governor Danforth, Ezekiel Cheever, and Parris enter the vestry room. [SEP] Corey says that he owns six hundred acres of land, and a large quantity of timber. [SEP] Corey also states that the court is holding his wife Martha by mistake.

2010. Judge Hawthorne enters and angrily asks: "How dare you come roarin' into this court, are you gone daft, Corey?". Corey replies that since Hawthorne isn't a Boston Judge yet, he has no right to ask him that question. Deputy Governor Danforth, Cheever, Reverend Parris and Francis Nurse enter the vestry room. [SEP] Corey explains that he owns of land, and a large quantity of timber, both of which Putnam had been eyeing. [SEP] Corey also states that the court is holding his wife Martha by mistake saying he had only asked Hale why Martha read books, but he never accused her of witchcraft.

Corey [[says[[ {{explains{{ that he owns [[six[[ [[hundred[[ [[acres[[ of land, and a large quantity of timber, {{both{{ {{of{{ {{which{{ {{Putnam{{ {{had{{ {{been{{ {{eyeing.{{

Who owns land and timber that Putnam had been eyeing?


In the Crucible, who was interested in Corey's land and timber?


Who is the slave that survived prison from the Salem witch trials?

2012. Reverend Samuel Parris Parris is the minister of Salem's church, disliked by many residents because of his greedy, domineering personality. He is more concerned about his reputation than the well-being of his sick daughter Betty. He is also less concerned about his missing niece, Abigail Williams, than for the lives of the dead and condemned on his conscience and the money taken. [SEP] His niece and daughter were the first to accuse others of witchcraft and he owned the slave, Tituba; the first to be accused of witchcraft. [SEP] Tituba Tituba is Reverend Parris's slave.

2011. He is disliked by many Salem residents because of his greedy, dominating nature. The man is more concerned about his reputation than of the wellbeing of his sick daughter, Betty. He is also less concerned about his missing niece, Abigail Williams, and the lives of the dead and condemned on his conscience and more about the money taken. [SEP] He is related to the history of Salem— in real life his niece and daughter were the first to accuse others of witchcraft and he owned the slave, Tituba, who was the first to be accused of witchcraft and who survived prison. [SEP] (Secondary Lead.

{{He{{ {{is{{ {{related{{ {{to{{ {{the{{ {{history{{ {{of{{ {{Salem—{{ {{in{{ {{real{{ {{life{{ his niece and daughter were the first to accuse others of witchcraft and he owned the slave, Tituba, {{who{{ {{was{{ the first to be accused of witchcraft {{and{{ {{who{{ {{survived{{ {{prison.{{

What is the name of the slave that survived prison?


2015. Earlier that day, Abigail Williams claimed to have been mysteriously stuck with a needle, and accused Elizabeth Proctor of being the culprit. As Mary does identify the doll as hers, the men cart Elizabeth Proctor off to jail anyway, against the angry protests of her husband. Act Three [SEP] Act Three opens in the courtroom, where Salem citizens Giles Corey, Francis Nurse, and John Proctor have come to try to interrupt the proceedings, to the displeasure of Deputy Governor Danforth, who is overseeing the trials. [SEP] All three have had their wives taken away on accusations of witchcraft.

2014. As it turns out, earlier that day, Abigail Williams claimed to have been mysteriously stuck with a needle, and accused Elizabeth Proctor of being the culprit. Though Mary does identify the doll as hers, the men cart Elizabeth Proctor off to jail anyway, against the angry protests of Proctor. Act Three [SEP] Act III opens in the courtroom, where Salem citizens Giles Corey, Francis Nurse, and John Proctor have come to try to interrupt the proceedings. [SEP] All three have had their wives taken away on accusations of witchcraft.

Act [[Three[[ {{III{{ opens in the courtroom, where Salem citizens Giles Corey, Francis Nurse, and John Proctor have come to try to interrupt the proceedings. [[to[[ [[the[[ [[displeasure[[ [[of[[ [[Deputy[[ [[Governor[[ [[Danforth,[[ [[who[[ [[is[[ [[overseeing[[ [[the[[ [[trials.[[

In what act does John Proctor interrupt the proceedings?


Who presides over the trials in the Crucible?

2014. As it turns out, earlier that day, Abigail Williams claimed to have been mysteriously stuck with a needle, and accused Elizabeth Proctor of being the culprit. Though Mary does identify the doll as hers, the men cart Elizabeth Proctor off to jail anyway, against the angry protests of Proctor. Act Three [SEP] Act III opens in the courtroom, where Salem citizens Giles Corey, Francis Nurse, and John Proctor have come to try to interrupt the proceedings. [SEP] All three have had their wives taken away on accusations of witchcraft.

2015. Earlier that day, Abigail Williams claimed to have been mysteriously stuck with a needle, and accused Elizabeth Proctor of being the culprit. As Mary does identify the doll as hers, the men cart Elizabeth Proctor off to jail anyway, against the angry protests of her husband. Act Three [SEP] Act Three opens in the courtroom, where Salem citizens Giles Corey, Francis Nurse, and John Proctor have come to try to interrupt the proceedings, to the displeasure of Deputy Governor Danforth, who is overseeing the trials. [SEP] All three have had their wives taken away on accusations of witchcraft.

Act [[III[[ {{Three{{ opens in the courtroom, where Salem citizens Giles Corey, Francis Nurse, and John Proctor have come to try to interrupt the proceedings, {{to{{ {{the{{ {{displeasure{{ {{of{{ {{Deputy{{ {{Governor{{ {{Danforth,{{ {{who{{ {{is{{ {{overseeing{{ {{the{{ {{trials.{{


In the Crucible, what is Deputy Governor Danforth in charge of?

What is Deputy Governor Danforth in charge of?


In the Crucible, who urges Parris to invite Reverend John Hale to investigate?

2017. The village is rife with rumors of witchcraft and a crowd gathers outside Rev. Parris' house. The Reverend questions the girls' apparent ringleader, his niece Abigail Williams, who denies they were engaged in witchcraft. [SEP] Parris decides to invite Reverend John Hale, an expert in witchcraft and demonology, to investigate and leaves to address the crowd. [SEP] The other girls involved in the incident join Abigail and a briefly roused Betty.

2018. He questions the girls' apparent ringleader, his niece Abigail Williams, whom Parris has been forced to adopt after her parents were brutally killed in the Pequot War. Abigail denies they were engaged in witchcraft, claiming that they had been dancing. Afterwards, the wealthy and influential Thomas Putnam and his wife, Ann arrive. [SEP] At the Putnams' urgence, Parris reluctantly reveals that he has invited Reverend John Hale, an expert in witchcraft and demonology, to investigate and leaves to address the crowd. [SEP] The other girls involved in the incident join Abigail and a briefly roused Betty, who attempts to jump out of the window.

{{At{{ {{the{{ {{Putnams'{{ {{urgence,{{ Parris [[decides[[ [[to[[ {{reluctantly{{ {{reveals{{ {{that{{ {{he{{ {{has{{ [[invite[[ {{invited{{ Reverend John Hale, an expert in witchcraft and demonology, to investigate and leaves to address the crowd.

Whose urgency caused Parris to reveal the name of the expert investigator?


2010. Decline and end In 1193, the Nalanda University was sacked by Bakhtiyar Khilji, a Turk; this event is seen by scholars as a late milestone in the decline of Buddhism in India. [SEP] Khilji is said to have asked if there was a copy of the Koran at Nalanda before he sacked it. [SEP] The Persian historian Minhaj-i-Siraj, in his chronicle the Tabaquat-I-Nasiri, reported that thousands of monks were burned alive and thousands beheaded as Khilji tried his best to uproot Buddhism and plant Islam by the sword; the burning of the library continued for several months and "smoke from the burning manuscripts hung for days like a dark pall over the low hills."

2009. Decline and end In 1193, the Nalanda University was sacked by Bakhtiyar Khilji; this event is arguably seen by scholars as a the decline of Buddhism in India. [SEP] The only thing the Muslim invader Bakhtiyar Khilji asked if there was a copy of the Koran at Nalanda before he sacked it. [SEP] The Persian historian Minhaz, in his chronicle the Tabaquat-I-Nasiri, reported that thousands of monks were burned alive and thousands beheaded as Khilji tried his best to uproot Buddhism and plant Islam by the sword, and the burning of the library continued for several months and "smoke from the burning manuscripts hung for days like a dark pall over the low hills.".

{{The{{ {{only{{ {{thing{{ {{the{{ {{Muslim{{ {{invader{{ {{Bakhtiyar{{ Khilji [[is[[ [[said[[ [[to[[ [[have[[ asked if there was a copy of the Koran at Nalanda before he sacked it.

What did the invader want to find at Nalanda?


Where was a copy of the Koran found at Nalanda University?


Which university was established by the king called Śakrāditya?

2011. King Asoka (250 BC) is said to have built a stupa in the memory of Sariputta. According to Tibetan sources, Nagarjuna taught there. Founding of the university and the Gupta heyday [SEP] Historical studies indicate that the University of Nalanda was established during the reign of the Gupta emperor Kumaragupta. [SEP] Both Xuanzang and Prajñavarman cite him as the founder, as does a seal discovered at the site.

2012. History Founding of the university and the Gupta heyday [SEP] Some historical studies suggest that the University of Nalanda was established during the reign of a king called Śakrāditya. [SEP] Both Xuanzang and Prajñavarman cite him as the founder, as does a seal discovered at the site.

{{Some{{ historical studies [[indicate[[ {{suggest{{ that the University of Nalanda was established during the reign of [[the[[ [[Gupta[[ [[emperor[[ [[Kumaragupta.[[ {{a{{ {{king{{ {{called{{ {{Śakrāditya.{{

What did Xuanzang and Prajnavarman cite as being founded by  ⁇ akr ⁇ ditya?


Who was king when the University of Nalanda was established?

The seal of what king has Nalanda University on it?


What university was established during the reign of Kumaragupta?

2012. History Founding of the university and the Gupta heyday [SEP] Some historical studies suggest that the University of Nalanda was established during the reign of a king called Śakrāditya. [SEP] Both Xuanzang and Prajñavarman cite him as the founder, as does a seal discovered at the site.

2011. King Asoka (250 BC) is said to have built a stupa in the memory of Sariputta. According to Tibetan sources, Nagarjuna taught there. Founding of the university and the Gupta heyday [SEP] Historical studies indicate that the University of Nalanda was established during the reign of the Gupta emperor Kumaragupta. [SEP] Both Xuanzang and Prajñavarman cite him as the founder, as does a seal discovered at the site.

[[Some[[ Historical studies [[suggest[[ {{indicate{{ that the University of Nalanda was established during the reign of [[a[[ [[king[[ [[called[[ [[Śakrāditya.[[ {{the{{ {{Gupta{{ {{emperor{{ {{Kumaragupta.{{


During whose reign was the University of Nalanda was established?

The seal of who is said to have founded the university?


Who was the emperor when the University of Nalanda was established?