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[['Date', 'City', 'Venue', 'Member', 'Performance', 'Notes'], ['15 January', 'Dublin', 'RTÉ Studios', 'Brian & Roger', '(1) "We Will Rock You"\\n(2) "We Are the Champions"', 'The Late Late Show'], ['31 January', 'Dublin', 'The O2', 'Brian', '(1) "Bohemian Rhapsody"', 'Matinee and Evening performances. Roger attended but did not perform.'], ['10 May', 'London', 'Dominion Theatre', 'Brian & Roger', '(1) "Bohemian Rhapsody"', '8th anniversary.'], ['3 September', 'Utrecht', 'Beatrix\\nTheatre', 'Brian', '(1) "Bohemian Rhapsody"', nan], ['4 September', 'London', 'Dominion Theatre', 'Brian', '(1) "Bohemian Rhapsody"', 'Matinee and Evening performances'], ['12 September', 'Stockholm', 'Cirkus Arena Restaurang', 'Brian', '(1) "Bohemian Rhapsody"', nan], ['21 October', 'Berlin', 'Theater des Westens', 'Brian', '(1) "Bohemian Rhapsody"', nan]] | when was the last tour date of 2010? | 21 October |
[['School', 'Location', 'Control', 'Type', 'Enrollment', 'Founded'], ['Air Force Institute of Technology', 'Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio', 'Public', 'DRU', '719', 1919], ['California Institute of Technology', 'Pasadena, California', 'Private', 'RU/VH', '2,231', 1891], ['California Polytechnic State University', 'San Luis Obispo, California', 'Public', "Master's L", '18,762', 1901], ['California State Polytechnic University, Pomona', 'Pomona, California', 'Public', "Master's L", '22,273', 1938], ['Clarkson University', 'Potsdam, NY', 'Private', 'RU/H', '3,187', 1896], ['Colorado School of Mines', 'Golden, Colorado', 'Public', 'RU/H', '4,296', 1874], ['Colorado Technical University', 'Colorado Springs, Colorado', 'Private', 'DRU', '30,020', 1965], ['Florida Institute of Technology', 'Melbourne, Florida', 'Private', 'DRU', '8,985', 1958], ['Georgia Institute of Technology', 'Atlanta, Georgia', 'Public', 'RU/VH', '20,487', 1885], ['Illinois Institute of Technology', 'Chicago, Illinois', 'Private', 'RU/H', '7,787', 1890], ['Massachusetts Institute of Technology', 'Cambridge, Massachusetts', 'Private', 'RU/VH', '10,894', 1861], ['Michigan Technological University', 'Houghton, Michigan', 'Public', 'RU/H', '6,957', 1885], ['Missouri University of Science and Technology', 'Rolla, Missouri', 'Public', 'RU/H', '7,521', 1870], ['Montana Tech of the University of Montana', 'Butte, Montana', 'Public', 'Bac/Diverse', '2,694', 1900], ['New Jersey Institute of Technology', 'Newark, New Jersey', 'Private', 'RU/H', '9,558', 1881], ['New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology', 'Socorro, New Mexico', 'Public', "Master's M", '1,921', 1889], ['Oregon Institute of Technology', 'Klamath Falls, Oregon', 'Public', 'Bac/Diverse', '3,927', 1947], ['Polytechnic Institute of New York University', 'Brooklyn, New York', 'Private', 'RU/H', '4,514', 1854], ['Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute', 'Troy, New York', 'Private', 'RU/VH', '7,521', 1824], ['Rochester Institute of Technology', 'Henrietta, New York', 'Private', "Master's L", '17,652', 1829], ['Rose–Hulman Institute of Technology', 'Terre Haute, Indiana', 'Private', 'Spec/Engg', '1,970', 1874], ['South Dakota School of Mines and Technology', 'Rapid City, South Dakota', 'Public', 'Spec/Engg', '2,354', 1885], ['Southern Polytechnic State University', 'Marietta, Georgia', 'Public', "Master's M", '6,202', 1948], ['Stevens Institute of Technology', 'Hoboken, New Jersey', 'Private', 'RU/H', '5,260', 1870], ['Texas Tech University', 'Lubbock, Texas', 'Public', 'RU/H', '32,327', 1923], ['University of Wisconsin–Stout', 'Menomonie, Wisconsin', 'Public', "Master's L", '9,339', 1891], ['Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University', 'Blacksburg, Virginia', 'Public', 'RU/VH', '30,739', 1872], ['Worcester Polytechnic Institute', 'Worcester, Massachusetts', 'Private', 'DRU', '5,071', 1865]] | what is the number of us technological schools in the state of california? | 3 |
[['Place', 'Player', 'Country', 'Score', 'To par', 'Money ($)'], ['T1', 'Bobby Jones (a)', 'United States', '69-75-71-79=294', 6, 'Playoff'], ['T1', 'Al Espinosa', 'United States', '70-72-77-75=294', 6, 'Playoff'], ['T3', 'Gene Sarazen', 'United States', '71-71-76-78=296', 8, '700'], ['T3', 'Denny Shute', 'United States', '73-71-76-76=296', 8, '700'], ['T5', 'Tommy Armour', 'Scotland\\n\xa0United States', '74-71-76-76=297', 9, '550'], ['T5', 'George Von Elm (a)', 'United States', '79-70-74-74=297', 9, '0'], ['7', 'Henry Ciuci', 'United States', '78-74-72-75=299', 11, '450'], ['T8', 'Leo Diegel', 'United States', '74-74-76-77=301', 13, '300'], ['T8', "Peter O'Hara", 'United States', '74-76-73-78=301', 13, '300'], ['10', 'Horton Smith', 'United States', '76-77-74-75=302', 14, '150']] | what was al espinosa's total stroke count at the final of the 1929 us open? | 294 |
[['Draw', 'Country', 'Language', 'Artist', 'Song', 'English translation', 'Place', 'Points'], [1, 'Belgium', 'Dutch', 'Bobbejaan Schoepen', 'Straatdeuntje', 'Street tune', 8, 5], [2, 'Luxembourg', 'French', 'Danièle Dupré', 'Amours mortes (tant de peine)', 'Dead love (so much sorrow)', 4, 8], [3, 'United Kingdom', 'English', 'Patricia Bredin', 'All', '-', 7, 6], [4, 'Italy', 'Italian', 'Nunzio Gallo', 'Corde della mia chitarra', 'Strings of my guitar', 6, 7], [5, 'Austria', 'German', 'Bob Martin', 'Wohin, kleines Pony?', 'Where to, little pony?', 10, 3], [6, 'Netherlands', 'Dutch', 'Corry Brokken', 'Net als toen', 'Just like then', 1, 31], [7, 'Germany', 'German', 'Margot Hielscher', 'Telefon, Telefon', 'Telephone, telephone', 4, 8], [8, 'France', 'French', 'Paule Desjardins', 'La belle amour', 'Beautiful love', 2, 17], [9, 'Denmark', 'Danish', 'Birthe Wilke & Gustav Winckler', 'Skibet skal sejle i nat', 'The ship will sail tonight', 3, 10], [10, 'Switzerland', 'French', 'Lys Assia', "L'enfant que j'étais", 'The child I was', 8, 5]] | what is the difference in points between first and last place? | 28 |
[['Rank', 'Nation', 'Gold', 'Silver', 'Bronze', 'Total'], ['1', 'Venezuela', 7, 4, 3, 14], ['2', 'Bolivia', 2, 2, 2, 6], ['2', 'Chile', 2, 2, 2, 6], ['4', 'Peru', 1, 3, 3, 7], ['5', 'Ecuador', 1, 1, 1, 3], ['6', 'Colombia', 0, 1, 2, 3], ['Total', 'Total', 13, 13, 13, 39]] | how many medals did venezuela win in this competition? | 14 |
[['Unnamed: 0', 'Name on the Register', 'Date listed', 'Location', 'City or town', 'Summary'], [1, 'Academy of the Sacred Heart', 'June 25, 1987\\n(#87001061)', '171 Lake Shore Dr.\\n42°23′35″N 82°53′37″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.393056°N 82.893611°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'This school was established in 1887 as a boarding school for young ladies by the Religious of the Sacred Heart, an order of cloistered nuns. It is now run as an independent day school, known as the Grosse Pointe Academy, by a lay Board of Trustees who continue the educational mission of the school.'], [2, 'Russell A. Alger, Jr. House', 'July 8, 1982\\n(#82002917)', '32 Lake Shore Dr.\\n42°23′13″N 82°53′50″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.386944°N 82.897222°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'The Russell A. Alger, Jr. House was built in 1910 and served as the family home of Russell A. Alger Jr. until 1949, when it was donated to the community and dedicated to the memory of veterans and soldiers of World War II. It was rechristened the Grosse Pointe War Memorial, and is also known as The Moorings.'], [3, 'Annapolis Park Historic District', 'May 18, 2006\\n(#06000405)', 'Julius, Matthew, Hanover, Farnum, Alan, and Paul\\n42°16′14″N 83°19′59″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.270556°N 83.333056°W', 'Westland', 'During World War II, the African-American population in Detroit ballooned to 300,000 residents, but housing covenants, overpriced rent, and other forms of discrimination restricted where they could live. Julius and William Schwartz platted the Annapolis Park suburb in Westland in 1953 specifically for African-Americans.'], [4, 'Henry W. Baker House', 'April 22, 1982\\n(#82002922)', '233 S. Main St.\\n42°22′19″N 83°28′03″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.371944°N 83.4675°W', 'Plymouth', 'This house was built for Henry W. Baker, president of the Plymouth Iron Windmill Company, which in 1888 introduced the Daisy air rifle and later changed its name to the Daisy Manufacturing Company. The house is of a fanciful Italianate design, likely based on an illustration in a pattern book. The house was a landmark in Plymouth because of the unusual tower, shaped like a pagoda, atop the mansard roof.'], [5, 'Tivadar and Dorothy Balogh House', 'September 30, 2013\\n(#13000800)', '49800 Joy Road (Plymouth Township)\\n42°21′02″N 83°31′52″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.350548°N 83.531141°W', 'Cherry Hill vicinity', 'The Tivadar and Dorothy Balogh House was constructed in 1958-59 by architect Tividar Balogh for himself, his wife, Dorothy and their family. The house is a two-story cubic structure, clad in redwood siding. The house sits on a partial basement on one side and support posts on the other side. The section beneath the house was originally open; the space beneath gives the house an impressive "lightness" and makes it appear to hover above the landscape.'], [6, 'Thomas and Maria Blackman Bartlett House', 'June 2, 2000\\n(#00000614)', '500 N. Ridge Rd. (Canton Township)\\n42°18′30″N 83°32′05″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.308333°N 83.534722°W', 'Cherry Hill', 'The Thomas and Maria Blackman Bartlett House (also known as the Bartlett-Travis House) was originally constructed c. 1840 in a Greek Revival style, but in subsequent years has been updated with Victorian elements. In 1989, the house was moved to its current location and placed on a new foundation. Restoration work was begun in 1994 and finished in 2002.'], [7, 'Beverly Road Historic District', 'April 7, 1995\\n(#94001428)', '23-45 Beverly Rd.\\n42°23′18″N 82°54′06″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.388333°N 82.901667°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'The Beverly Road Historic District covers the original area of the Beverly Park Subdivision, platted by Henry B. Joy in 1911. The district was one of the earliest upper-class subdivisions in the Grosse Pointes, and marked the change of the area from a farming and summer-home community into an upscale year-round community.'], [8, 'David and Elizabeth Bell Boldman House', 'June 2, 2000\\n(#00000615)', '3339 S. Canton Center Rd. (Canton Township)\\n42°16′54″N 83°29′09″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.281667°N 83.485833°W', 'Sheldon', 'The David and Elizabeth Bell Boldman House was a basilica-style Greek Revival with a two-story center section flanked by single-story wings. The former site of the house is now vacant.'], [9, 'Benjamin and Mary Ann Bradford House', 'June 9, 2000\\n(#00000648)', '48145 Warren Rd.\\n42°20′07″N 83°30′54″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.335278°N 83.515°W', 'Canton', "In 1825, Moses Bradford moved to Canton Township, one of the first settlers to stake a claim in the area. The following year, Aruna and Mary Bradford, Moses's parents, followed their son to Canton Township. On arrival, they bought the property this house now sits on; in 1835 they sold the parcel to their other son, Benjamin. In 1860, Benjamin built the house that now stands on the property; it remained in the Bradford family until 1911."], [10, 'Jos. Campau Historic District', 'October 17, 2012\\n(#12000870)', 'Bounded by Holbrook, Pulaski, Casmere, & Lehman Sts.\\n42°23′55″N 83°03′32″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.39852°N 83.058922°W', 'Hamtramck', 'The Jos. Campau Historic District contains a unique collection of early 20th century commercial architecture, constructed as Hamtramck expanded in the wake of the 1915 opening of the nearby Dodge Main Plant.'], [11, 'Cherry Hill Historic District', 'April 2, 2003\\n(#03000176)', 'Cherry Hill and Ridge Rds.\\n42°18′17″N 83°32′20″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.304722°N 83.538889°W', 'Canton Township', "The Cherry Hill Historic District contains buildings on Cherry Hill and Ridge Roads in the unincorporated crossroads community of Cherry Hill. CHerry Hill was established in 1825, and the district includes the Italianate Cherry Hill House inn, the Gothic Revival Cherry Hill United Methodist Church and associated cemetery, the Cherry Hill School, the Thomas and Maria Blackman Bartlett House, the Thomas and Isabella Moore Clyde House, and buildings used for one of Henry Ford's Village industry projects."], [12, 'Christ Church Chapel', 'September 10, 1993\\n(#93000424)', '61 Grosse Pointe Rd.\\n42°23′29″N 82°54′03″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.391389°N 82.900833°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'The Grosse Pointe Episcopal congregation began as a branch of Christ Church Detroit in 1923. This building, completed in 1930, was initially referred to as a "chapel," because it was intended to be one element of a larger building. The Neo-Gothic chapel is built in a Latin cross configuration with a 50-foot (15\xa0m) tower at one corner.'], [13, 'Thomas and Isabella Moore Clyde House', 'April 2, 2003\\n(#03000175)', '50325 Cherry Hill Rd.\\n42°18′21″N 83°32′07″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.305833°N 83.535278°W', 'Canton Township', 'The Thomas Clyde House is a 1\xa01⁄2-story clapboard upright and wing Greek Revival house with an unusual asymmetrical facade. It was built c. 1845, and moved from its original location across the street to its present location in 1924.'], [14, "Commandant's Quarters", 'October 15, 1970\\n(#70000286)', '21950 Michigan Ave.\\n42°18′23″N 83°14′38″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.306389°N 83.243889°W', 'Dearborn', "The Commandant's Quarters was built in 1833 as part of the Detroit Arsenal, which was relocated from Detroit due to fear that the stored explosives would endanger the city's population. It is the oldest building in Dearborn still located on its original site, and is considered to be one of the seven most significant buildings in Michigan."], [15, 'Charles G. Curtiss Sr. House', 'December 2, 1993\\n(#93001350)', '168 S. Union St.\\n42°22′19″N 83°27′58″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.371944°N 83.466111°W', 'Plymouth', 'This house is a two-story wood-framed house sitting on a fieldstone foundation. It was built in approximately 1890 by Charles G. Curtiss Sr., a builder from Plymouth. The form of the house (a gabled ell with tower) had been poplar regionally and nationally since the 1850s, but by the time this house was built was much out of fashion.'], [16, 'Dearborn Inn and Colonial Homes', 'December 10, 1982\\n(#82000549)', '20301 Oakwood Blvd.\\n42°17′48″N 83°13′41″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.296667°N 83.228056°W', 'Dearborn', 'The Dearborn Inn, was conceived by Henry Ford, who saw a need for food and accommodations for visitors flying into the nearby Ford Airport. The Inn was designed by architect Albert Kahn, and upon its opening in 1931 became the first airport hotel in the country.'], [17, 'Defer Elementary School', 'May 2, 2001\\n(#01000458)', '15425 Kercheval\\n42°23′00″N 82°56′07″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.383336°N 82.935183°W', 'Grosse Pointe Park', 'In 1921, in response to the influx of families, five school districts in what is now the Grosse Pointe area were consolidated into Rural Agricultural District No. 1 (later renamed the Grosse Pointe Public School System). The first building constructed after consolidation was Defer Elementary School, built on the site of a rhubarb patch owned by Ludwig Meininger.'], [18, 'Paul Harvey Deming House', 'July 25, 1996\\n(#96000811)', '111 Lake Shore Rd.\\n42°23′30″N 82°53′40″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.391667°N 82.894444°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'This house was a 15,000-square-foot (1,400\xa0m2), 2\xa01⁄2-story Tudor Revival built in the shape of a U. It was built for Paul Harvey Deming, Chairman of the Board of the George Worthington Company. The house was demolished in 1997.'], [19, 'Phillip and Maria Hasselbach Dingledey House', 'June 2, 2000\\n(#00000616)', '1638 N. Haggerty Rd. (Canton Township)\\n42°19′06″N 83°26′55″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.318333°N 83.448611°W', 'Westland', 'The Phillip and Maria Hasselbach Dingledey House was an upright and wing style farmhouse with a relatively unusual double upright. The house is no longer at its listed location; a small commercial complex now occupies the site.'], [20, 'East River Road Historic District', 'August 13, 1974\\n(#74001003)', 'East River Rd. near the Grosse Ile Parkway\\n42°07′33″N 83°08′30″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.125833°N 83.141667°W', 'Grosse Ile', 'This district includes several Gothic Revival mansions built in the 1850s, St. James Episcopal Church (also on the Register) and the Michigan Central Railroad Depot.'], [21, 'East River Road – North Hickory Canal Bridge', 'February 4, 2000\\n(#00000042)', 'E. River Rd. over N. Hickory Canal\\n42°05′46″N 83°09′02″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.096111°N 83.150556°W', 'Grosse Ile', 'The East River Road – North Hickory Canal Bridge is 64 feet (20\xa0m) continuous concrete slab bridge. Wayne County used this type of bridge in the years during and after World War II, presumably because of the difficulty of obtaining steel during these years.'], [22, 'John and Emma Lacey Eberts House', 'July 16, 2009\\n(#09000524)', '109 Vinewood Ave.\\n42°12′27″N 83°09′02″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.207372°N 83.1506°W', 'Wyandotte', 'In 1872, John Eberts Jr. married Emma Lacey, and that same year the couple hired Raphael R. Thomas to build this house.'], [23, 'Orson Everitt House', 'October 14, 1980\\n(#80001933)', '39040 W. Seven Mile Rd.\\n42°25′31″N 83°25′47″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.425278°N 83.429722°W', 'Livonia', "This irregularly massed Queen Anne features a broad porch and a circular turret. It is likely the design of the house was selected from a house plan book; a similar house plan can be found in Herbert C. Chivers' Artistic Homes."], [24, 'Fair Lane', 'November 13, 1966\\n(#66000399)', '4901 Evergreen Rd.\\n42°18′58″N 83°14′08″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.316111°N 83.235556°W', 'Dearborn', "Fair Lane was Henry and Clara Ford's estate in Dearborn, Michigan. It was named after an area in County Cork where Ford's adoptive grandfather, Patrick Ahern, was born. The extensive 1300 acre (5.3\xa0km²) estate along the River Rouge included a large limestone house, electrical power plant on the dammed river, boathouse, stables and gardens designed by Jens Jensen. The estate was eventually donated to the University of Michigan for a new Dearborn campus."], [25, 'Ferry Street – Thorofare Canal Bridge', 'February 18, 2000\\n(#00000118)', 'Ferry St. over Thorofare Canal\\n42°08′17″N 83°09′23″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.138056°N 83.156389°W', 'Grosse Ile', 'The Ferry Street-Thorofare Canal Bridge is a good representative example of a continuous concrete slab, used by the Wayne County Road Commission during World War II and immediately after, presumably due to the difficulty of obtaining steel.'], [26, 'First United Methodist Church', 'August 3, 1982\\n(#82002918)', '16300 Woodward Ave.\\n42°24′55″N 83°06′11″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.415278°N 83.103056°W', 'Highland Park', 'In 1868, a frame chapel for interdenominational services was built behind where the First United Methodist Church currently stands. The site went through different hands, and in 1916, the Methodist congregation built the present Gothic church. In 1956, the original frame chapel behind the present church was demolished. Since 1995, Soul Harvest Ministries has operated from the building.'], [27, 'John and Edna Truesdell Fischer Farmstead', 'June 2, 2000\\n(#00000617)', '4896–5228 S. Sheldon Rd. (Canton Township)\\n42°16′10″N 83°28′36″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.269444°N 83.476667°W', 'Sheldon', 'This farmstead includes an 1897 Queen Anne house built by the children of German immigrants, as well as a 1945 ranch house, 18 greenhouses, a boiler house, a modern garage, and the remnants of a barn and silo.'], [28, 'Ford River Rouge Complex', 'June 2, 1978\\n(#78001516)', '3001 Miller Rd.\\n42°18′08″N 83°09′52″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.302222°N 83.164444°W', 'Dearborn', 'This complex is a Ford Motor Company automobile factory complex located along the Rouge River. Construction on the plant began in 1917, and when it was completed in 1928 it had become the largest integrated factory in the world. The Rouge measures 1.5 miles (2.4\xa0km) wide by 1 mile (1.6\xa0km) long, including 93 buildings with nearly 16\xa0million square feet (1.5\xa0km2) of factory floor space.'], [29, 'Ford Valve Plant', 'August 1, 1995\\n(#95000866)', '235 E. Main St.\\n42°25′56″N 83°28′40″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.432222°N 83.477778°W', 'Northville', 'The Ford Valve Plant was the first of Henry Ford\'s "Village Industries" factories, designed to bring the economic advantages of industrial jobs to rural communities through the establishment of decentralized, non-disruptive manufacturing plants.'], [30, 'Henry Ford Square House', 'November 25, 1980\\n(#80001932)', '29835 Beechwood Ave.\\n42°19′37″N 83°20′07″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.326944°N 83.335278°W', 'Garden City', "The Henry Ford Square House (also known as the Henry Ford Honeymoon House) is a four-room house built by hand by Henry Ford soon after his marriage, using timber cut on the property and finished in the sawmill he operated. Henry's wife Clara drew the plans for the house, and the couple moved in during June 1889, 14 months after they were married."], [31, 'Ford-Bacon House', 'December 1, 1997\\n(#97001476)', '45 Vinewood\\n42°12′26″N 83°08′54″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.207222°N 83.148333°W', 'Wyandotte', 'In 1897, Edward Ford (also the builder of the George P. MacNichol House across the street) hired Malcomson & Higginbotham to design this house for himself and his wife Carrie. Ford lived in the house only a short time, and in 1902, his daughter Mary Ford Bacon and her husband Mark R. Bacon moved in, residing in the house until 1942. The house is now used as the Bacon Memorial District Library.'], [32, 'Gibraltar Road – Waterway Canal Bridge', 'February 10, 2000\\n(#00000082)', 'Gibraltar Rd. over Waterway Canal\\n42°05′42″N 83°11′26″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.095°N 83.190556°W', 'Gibraltar', 'The Gibraltar Road Bridge is an unusual reinforced-concrete cantilevered-arch bridge. After construction, the Wayne County Road Commissioners noted that "this low sweeping arch bridge is in keeping with its surroundings and is one of the features which make Gibraltar Road so attractive."'], [33, 'Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church', 'August 3, 1982\\n(#82002919)', '12375 Woodward Ave.\\n42°23′52″N 83°05′32″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.397778°N 83.092222°W', 'Highland Park', 'Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church was originally a mission on the west side of Detroit, and the congregation worshipped in built a frame Victorian Gothic chapel (built for the Highland Park Presbyterian Church congregation) one block south of the current site. The present cathedral was built from 1929 to 1930, and was used by the congregation until 1979, when the Grace Evangelical congregation sold their church building to an Apostolic African-American congregation, the Prayer Temple of Love Cathedral.'], [34, 'Greenfield Village and Henry Ford Museum', 'October 20, 1969\\n(#69000071)', 'Bounded by Michigan Ave. on the N, Village Rd. on the S, Southfield Expwy. on the E, and Oakland Blvd. on the W\\n42°18′16″N 83°13′30″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.304444°N 83.225°W', 'Dearborn', 'The Henry Ford is the nation\'s "largest indoor-outdoor history museum" complex. Named for its founder, the noted automobile industrialist Henry Ford, and based on his desire to preserve items of historical significance and portray the Industrial Revolution, the property houses a vast array of famous homes, machinery, exhibits, and Americana. It is also known as the Edison Institute or Greenfield Village.'], [35, 'Greenmead Farms', 'March 24, 1972\\n(#72000672)', '38125 Base Line Rd.\\n42°26′17″N 83°25′05″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.438056°N 83.418056°W', 'Livonia', 'Greenmead Farms was originally the farm of Joshua Simmons, who moved to the property in 1825. The farm includes the 1829 North Barn (the first barn built in Livonia) and an 1841 Greek Revival farmhouse. Additional structures, including four mid-19th-century farmhouses, have been moved to the property as the surrounding area has been developed.'], [36, 'Grosse Pointe High School', 'May 20, 1993\\n(#93000429)', '11 Grosse Pointe Blvd.\\n42°23′27″N 82°54′08″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.390833°N 82.902222°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', "Grosse Pointe South was added to the Register for its significance in architecture, art, and education. The school anchors one of Grosse Pointe's most historically significant neighborhoods, the Beverly Road Historic District. Grosse Pointe Memorial Presbyterian Church, Christ Church Grosse Pointe, and Richard Elementary School are all within two blocks of the school."], [37, 'Grosse Pointe Memorial Church', 'December 6, 1993\\n(#93001351)', '16 Lake Shore Dr.\\n42°23′20″N 82°53′58″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.388889°N 82.899444°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'In 1865, a group of Grosse Pointe residents founded the nondenominational Grosse Pointe Protestant Evangelical Church. In 1920, the congregation reorganized as a Presbyterian church. Truman Handy Newberry and his brother John donated nearly $300,000 to the congregation for a new church building, as a memorial to their parents John and Helen.'], [38, 'Hamtramck Stadium', 'July 31, 2012\\n(#12000458)', '3201 Dan St.\\n42°23′23″N 83°03′03″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.38982°N 83.050699°W', 'Hamtramck', 'Hamtramck Stadium, also known as Roesink Stadium, is one of only 12 remaining Negro league baseball stadiums. It was home to the Detroit Stars of 1930-31, 1933, and 1937. It was also home to the Detroit Wolves who played in 1932.'], [39, "Highland Heights-Stevens' Subdivision Historic District", 'February 8, 1988\\n(#88000050)', 'Bounded by Woodward Ave., the alley south of E. Buena Vista Ave., Oakland Ave., and the alley south of Massachusetts Ave.\\n42°23′49″N 83°05′13″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.396944°N 83.086944°W', 'Highland Park', "The Highland Heights-Stevens' Subdivision Historic District is a residential historic district of primarily single-family homes built in the early 20th-century. The houses are fine representation of the variety of American residential architecture in the years 1900–1930. Styles represented include foursquares, bungalows, and various revival styles."], [40, 'Highland Park General Hospital', 'October 31, 1985\\n(#85003400)', '357 Glendale Ave.\\n42°23′41″N 83°06′19″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.394722°N 83.105278°W', 'Highland Park', "The Highland Park General Hospital is a significant landmark in the history of Highland Park. The hospital was one of the first two institutions established when Highland Park incorporated as a city in 1916. The primary building faces Glendale, and includes the original hospital building, built in 1918, and the attached nurses' residence, built in 1925."], [41, 'Highland Park Plant, Ford Motor Company', 'February 6, 1973\\n(#73000961)', '15050 Woodward Ave.\\n42°24′37″N 83°05′40″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.410278°N 83.094444°W', 'Highland Park', 'The Highland Park Ford Plant was a production plant for Ford Motor Company The plant was designed by Albert Kahn in 1908 and was opened in 1910. Because of its spacious design, it set the precedent for many factories and production plants built thereafter. In 1913, the Highland Park Ford Plant became the first automobile production facility in the world to implement the assembly line'], [42, 'Highland Park Presbyterian Church', 'August 3, 1982\\n(#82002920)', '14 Cortland St.\\n42°23′48″N 83°05′30″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.396667°N 83.091667°W', 'Highland Park', 'The Highland Park Presbyterian Church was established in 1893 as a mission church of the First Presbyterian Church of Detroit. Three years later a small chapel was built on the site of the present church. However, the congregation grew to over two hundred members, and the present building was constructed from 1910 to 1911. The building is now known as the Park United Presbyterian Church.'], [43, "Hull's Trace North Huron River Corduroy Segment", 'December 13, 2010\\n(#10001022)', '36000 W. Jefferson Ave.\\n42°02′48″N 83°12′43″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.046667°N 83.211944°W', 'Brownstown Charter Township', 'At the beginning of the War of 1812, troops under the command of General William Hull constructed what became known as "Hull\'s Trace," a 200-mile (320\xa0km) military road running from Urbana, Ohio to Fort Detroit. This corduroy road segment is the only known extant portion of what was the first military road and first federal road in the United States.'], [44, 'Jefferson Avenue – Huron River and Harbin Drive – Silver Creek Canal Bridges', 'February 10, 2000\\n(#00000080)', 'Jefferson Ave. over Huron R.; Harbin Dr. over Silver Creek Canal\\n42°02′32″N 83°12′52″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.042222°N 83.214444°W', 'Brownstown Charter Township', 'This listing comprises two separate bridges: the Jefferson Avenue Bridge, which carries W. Jefferson Avenue over the Huron River and the smaller Harbin Drive Bridge spanning the Silver Creek Canal. The Jefferson Avenue Bridge connects Wayne County to Berlin Charter Township in Monroe County and is also listed on the NRHP listings in Monroe County article.'], [45, 'William and Margot Kessler House', 'September 30, 2013\\n(#13000801)', '1013 Cadieux Road\\n42°23′00″N 82°54′55″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.383335°N 82.915183°W', 'Grosse Pointe Park', 'The William and Margot Kessler House was constructed in 1959 by architect William Kessler for himself, his wife Margot, and his family. The most dramatic features of the house are the saw-tooth roof and the textured brick privacy fence that creates an enclosed garden along the front of the house.'], [46, 'Orrin and Roxanne Fairman Kinyon House', 'June 9, 2000\\n(#00000649)', '7675 N. Ridge Rd.\\n42°20′30″N 83°31′43″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.341667°N 83.528611°W', 'Canton', "This house is a Greek Revival farmhouse, of post and beam construction, sided with wood and sitting on a stone foundation. It was built in 1850 by Orrin Kinyon, the son of one of Canton Township's original settlers."], [47, 'Charles J. and Ingrid V. (Frendberg) Koebel House', 'December 8, 2009\\n(#09001068)', '203 Cloverly Road\\n42°24′17″N 82°53′57″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.404606°N 82.899186°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'This Modernist house was the first commission for the father-and-son firm of Eliel and Eero Saarinen. The house integrates the exterior architecture, sculpture, interior design, lighting, and furnishings.'], [48, 'Lilley Road – Lower Rouge River Bridge', 'February 10, 2000\\n(#00000078)', 'Lilley Rd. over Lower Rouge R.\\n42°16′46″N 83°27′24″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.279444°N 83.456667°W', 'Canton Township', 'This bridge was originally built in 1923–1924 for installation where Telegraph Road crossed a branch of the Rouge River just north of Warren Road. However, Telegraph Road was soon widened, and the bridge was removed and in 1933 installed at the Lilley Road crossing of the Lower Rouge River.'], [49, 'Lincoln Park Post Office', 'February 4, 2004\\n(#03001551)', '1335 Southfield Rd.\\n42°15′01″N 83°10′44″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.250278°N 83.178889°W', 'Lincoln Park', 'The design of this 1938 building, created by supervising architect of the treasury Louis A. Simon, was used for a number of other Depression-era post offices in the state of Michigan.'], [50, 'George P. MacNichol House', 'May 24, 1984\\n(#84001859)', '2610 Biddle Ave.\\n42°12′27″N 83°08′56″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.2075°N 83.148889°W', 'Wyandotte', 'In 1896, Edward Ford (also the builder of the Ford-Bacon House across the street) hired Malcomson & Higginbotham to design this home as wedding gift for his daughter Laura on her marriage to George P. MacNichol. The house is currently used as the Wyandotte Historical Museum.'], [51, 'Marx House', 'August 13, 1976\\n(#76001043)', '2630 Biddle Ave.\\n42°12′26″N 83°08′56″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.207222°N 83.148889°W', 'Wyandotte', "The Marx House was built in approximately 1862 for Warren Isham. In the next 60 years, the house went through six owners, including Charles W. Thomas, Wyandotte's first druggist, and Dr. Theophilus Langlois, a prominent physician who served as Wyandotte's mayor for two terms and contributed to other civic projects in the city. In 1921, the house was purchased by John Marx, the city attorney and scion of a local brewery owner."], [52, "Medbury's-Grove Lawn Subdivisions Historic District", 'February 8, 1988\\n(#88000049)', 'Roughly bounded by Hamilton Ave., the alley south of Louise Ave., Woodward Ave., and the alley south of Puritan Ave.\\n42°24′46″N 83°06′28″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.412778°N 83.107778°W', 'Highland Park', "Medbury's-Grove Lawn Subdivisions Historic District is a residential historic district, built up primarily in the 1910s and 1920s. It features a variety of architectural styles that were popular at the time. Bungalows and bungalow-style houses with Craftsman or colonial details predominate, and, in fact, the neighborhood is significant for containing Michigan's most outstanding collection of single-family bungalows and bungalow-style homes. However, foursquare, colonial revival, and English cottage homes are also present within the neighborhood."], [53, 'Mellus Newspapers Building', 'July 20, 2005\\n(#05000716)', '1661 Fort St.\\n42°15′06″N 83°10′31″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.251667°N 83.175278°W', 'Lincoln Park', 'In 1941, William S. Mellus constructed this building to house his Lincoln Parker newspaper. The company remained in the building until a 1986 merger with Heritage Newspapers. The building was eventually purchased by the Lincoln Park Downtown Development Authority, and was demolished on May 13, 2010.'], [54, 'Northville Historic District', 'July 31, 1972\\n(#72000673)', 'Bounded roughly by Cady, Rogers, and Randolph Sts.\\n42°25′54″N 83°29′03″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.431667°N 83.484167°W', 'Northville', 'This district is located in the heart of old Northville, and is primarily residential, although the 73 contributing structures include several commercial buildings and a church. The majority of district consists of Gothic Revival houses constructed between 1860 and 1880.'], [55, 'Norwayne Historic District', 'July 9, 2013\\n(#13000479)', 'Generally bounded by Palmer, Wildwood, Glenwood & Merriman Rds., Wayne County Lower Rouge Pkwy.\\n42°17′32″N 83°21′55″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.292228°N 83.365140°W', 'Westland', 'The Norwayne subdivision was originally built in 1942 by the National Housing Agency to house workers employed at nearby defense industry plants, including the Willow Run Bomber Plant. The project originally had 1189 residential buildings, a Management Office, a fire station, a church, two elementary schools, and several commercial properties. Streets in the subdivision are primarily curvilinear, following the Federal Housing Administration guidelines published in the late 1930s.'], [56, 'Palmer Park Boulevard Apartments District', 'January 22, 1992\\n(#91001983)', '1981, 2003 and 2025 W. McNichols Rd.\\n42°25′02″N 83°07′15″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.417222°N 83.120833°W', 'Highland Park', 'The Palmer Park Boulevard Apartments District is a collection of three apartment building located at 1981, 2003 and 2025 West McNichols Road. These three adjacent buildings were all built in the same time period (the mid-1920s), all were designed by the same architect (Richard H. Marr), and all share a uniform height, setback, and general plan.'], [57, 'Parke Lane Road – Thorofare Canal Bridge', 'February 4, 2000\\n(#00000043)', 'Parke Lane Rd. over Thorofare Ch.\\n42°10′05″N 83°08′38″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.168056°N 83.143889°W', 'Grosse Ile', 'The Parke Lane Road-Thorofare Canal Bridge is of a rare cantilevered concrete arch design. The traditional arch bridge design requires a complete arch. In contrast, the cantilevered arch design is divided into two structurally independent half-arches which are each cantilevered from one side with a slab suspended between the two cantilevered sections.'], [58, 'John and Eliza Barr Patterson House', 'June 9, 2000\\n(#00000647)', '6205 N. Ridge Rd.\\n42°19′34″N 83°31′40″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.326111°N 83.527778°W', 'Canton', 'In 1844, John Patterson married Eliza Barr; the couple purchased another plot of land and built this Greek Revival house. The farm remained in the family until 1999. The grounds still contain rose, daylily, and peony plantings that date from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.'], [59, 'Redford Township District No. 5 School', 'March 28, 1997\\n(#97000279)', '18499 Beech Daly Rd.\\n42°25′28″N 83°17′50″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.424444°N 83.297222°W', 'Redford', 'This school was built using stock plans available free of charge from the state superintendent of public instruction, and is a rare surviving unremodeled example of a school featuring every detail of the original plans. It is still used as the John C. Raeside Administration Building of the Redford Union School District.'], [60, 'Pere Gabriel Richard Elementary School', 'July 22, 1994\\n(#94000752)', '176 McKinley Ave.\\n42°23′43″N 82°54′18″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.395278°N 82.905°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'This school, named for Father Gabriel Richard (1767–1832), was designed by Robert O. Derrick in the French Renaissance style. It first opened its doors in September 1930, with a population of 389 students.'], [61, 'Rosedale Gardens Historic District', 'July 19, 2010\\n(#10000478)', 'Arden St. to Hubbard St. between Plymouth Rd. and West Chicago St.\\n42°21′54″N 83°21′29″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.365°N 83.358056°W', 'Livonia', 'Rosedale Gardens was platted by the Shelden Land Company in the 1920s. The company modeled the development on Rosedale Park in Detroit. The first wood-sided houses were built in 1925. When the Great Depression hit, construction stopped for a time; the developer bricked over existing homes, and continued with brick construction when building resumed later in the 1930s.'], [62, 'STE. CLAIRE (steamer)', 'November 2, 1979\\n(#79001177)', 'Ecorse waterfront\\n42°15′37″N 83°07′26″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.260278°N 83.123889°W', 'Ecorse', nan], [63, 'St. Florian Historic District', 'September 13, 1984\\n(#84001865)', 'Roughly bounded by Joseph Campau Ave., Holbrook Ave., Dequindre, Norwalk, Lumpkin, and Yemans Sts.\\n42°23′41″N 83°03′42″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.394722°N 83.061667°W', 'Hamtramck', 'In the early part of the 20th century, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit recognized the need for a church to serve Polish residents, of Hamtramck, many of whom flocked to the city to work at the Dodge automotive factory. St. Florian parish was established in 1907, and a church was consecrated in 1909. As the parish grew, congregants amassed over $500,000 to build a second, grander church. This one was consecrated on October 21, 1928.'], [64, 'St. James Episcopal Church', 'November 19, 1971\\n(#71000434)', '25150 E. River Rd.\\n42°07′29″N 83°08′33″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.124722°N 83.1425°W', 'Grosse Ile', 'St. James Episcopal Church was constructed in 1867. Funds to build the church came primarily from the estate of Lisette Denison Forth, a freed slave who had willed the builk of her savings to the purpose of constructing an Episcopalian house of worship. The red doors of the structure are dedicated to the memory and benevolence of Lisette Denison Forth.'], [65, 'Saint Paul Catholic Church Complex', 'June 17, 1994\\n(#94000621)', '157 Lake Shore Dr.\\n42°23′41″N 82°53′37″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.394722°N 82.893611°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'The St. Paul Roman Catholic parish was the first Cathoic parish in the Grosse Pointes, organized in 1835 but with roots back to the 1790s. The present church building, the third for the parish, was designed by Harry J. Rill and was completed in 1899[2] at a cost of just over $23,000. The church is constructed of brick and stone, and is designed in the French Gothic Revival style, an unusual class of architecture in the Detroit area.'], [66, 'Carl E. and Alice Candler Schmidt House', 'August 24, 2005\\n(#05000909)', '301 Lake Shore Rd.\\n42°24′18″N 82°53′18″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.405°N 82.888333°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'Carl E. Schmidt was a tanner with a succssful Detroit business; he was also a close friend and political advisor to Hazen Pingree, who served as both mayor of Detroit and governor of Michigan. Schmidt and his wife Alice built this Shingle-style house in 1909.'], [67, 'Sheldon Inn', 'June 2, 2000\\n(#00000618)', '44134 Michigan Ave. (Canton Township)\\n42°16′31″N 83°28′28″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.275278°N 83.474444°W', 'Sheldon', "The Sheldon Inn is a two-story Greek Revival apartment building, previously used as a single-family home and a travelers' inn. The Inn was built by Timothy and Rachel Sheldon, one of the very first families to settle in Canton Township, in 1825."], [68, 'George and Mary Pine Smith House', 'June 2, 2000\\n(#00000619)', '3704 S. Sheldon Rd. (Canton Township)\\n42°16′47″N 83°28′37″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.279722°N 83.476944°W', 'Sheldon', "The land this house sits on was first farmed by William Smith of England, who purchased 80 acres (320,000\xa0m2) of land in 1830. William Smith and his wife Mary Collins Smith raised seven children on this farm, establishing a long line of Smiths farming in Canton Township. William's grandson George Smith Jr. married Mary Pine, and in 1904, George Jr. and Mary Smith spent $2,058.76 to build the house that now sits on the property. Although the present acreage is small, outbuildings on the property give the feel of the old farmstead and the wooded edges isolate the house from the surrounding modern developments."], [69, "South Pointe Drive – Frenchman's Creek Bridge", 'February 18, 2000\\n(#00000117)', "South Pointe Dr. over Frenchman's Creek\\n42°06′09″N 83°10′20″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.1025°N 83.172222°W", 'Grosse Ile', 'This bridge designed is a 40-foot (12\xa0m) concrete T-beam bridge, completed in 1939 using labor from the Works Progress Administration.'], [70, 'William B. and Mary Chase Stratton House', 'May 24, 1984\\n(#84001867)', '938 Three Mile Dr.\\n42°22′43″N 82°55′24″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.378611°N 82.923333°W', 'Grosse Pointe Park', 'The William B. and Mary Chase Stratton House was built in 1927 as a collaborative venture between husband-and-wife William Buck Stratton (an architect) and Mary Chase Perry Stratton (a ceramicist and founder of Pewabic Pottery). The house design was heavily influenced by the Arts and Crafts Movement, and the Strattons used natural material, texture, and color to create an original and masterly composition.'], [71, 'Trinity United Methodist Church', 'August 3, 1982\\n(#82002921)', '13100 Woodward Ave.\\n42°24′05″N 83°05′37″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.401389°N 83.093611°W', 'Highland Park', 'Trinity United Methodist was built by the Cass United Methodist Church of Detroit as a mission church to serve membership in Highland Park who lived too far to travel the eight miles (13\xa0km) to Cass United. It is now known as the New Mt. Moriah Baptist Church.'], [72, 'Ephraim and Emma Woodworth Truesdell House', 'April 2, 2003\\n(#03000174)', '1224 Haggerty Rd.\\n42°17′56″N 83°26′54″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.298889°N 83.448333°W', 'Canton', 'The structure is significant as one of the most finely crafted houses in the township, as well as its association with one of the most important families in the area.'], [73, 'US 12 Bridges', 'February 4, 2000\\n(#00000041)', 'US\xa012 over I-94 and westbound I-94 ramp\\n42°19′35″N 83°09′39″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.326389°N 83.160833°W', 'Dearborn', 'The US 12 Bridges are two bridges carrying US 12 over Interstate 94 and the westbound I-94 ramp. The bridges were constructed in 1948-49 as part of the "Crosstown Expressway," which had been planned to carry traffic through Detroit since the 1920s.'], [74, 'Carlton D. Wall House', 'June 28, 1994\\n(#94000620)', '12305 Beck Rd.\\n42°22′16″N 83°30′42″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.371111°N 83.511667°W', 'Plymouth', 'The Carlton D. Wall House is an elaborate Usonian home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1941. It is built as a series of hexagons radiating from a central space.'], [75, 'Waltz Road – Huron River Bridge', 'February 10, 2000\\n(#00000081)', 'Waltz Rd. over Huron R.\\n42°09′40″N 83°24′10″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.161111°N 83.402778°W', 'Huron Township', 'The Waltz Road – Huron River Bridge was constructed in 1924 by the Wayne County Road Commission replacing a previous footbridge that had been erected over the Huron River to allow local children to attend school. The span consists of two identical seven-panel, camelback Pratt pony trusses with sidewalks attached to the outside of each truss.'], [76, 'West Jefferson Avenue – Rouge River Bridge', 'February 10, 2000\\n(#00000079)', 'W. Jefferson Ave. over Rouge R.\\n42°16′50″N 83°07′44″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.280556°N 83.128889°W', 'River Rouge', 'Built in 1922, this "Chicago city type of single trunnion, double-leaf bascule bridge" replaced a narrow swing bridge, allowing the Rouge River to be widened to provide freighter access to the Ford River Rouge Complex. The Rouge River marks the boundary between the cities of River Rouge and Detroit, and this listing is also included in the List of Registered Historic Places in Detroit, Michigan.'], [77, 'Wilson Barn', 'December 12, 1973\\n(#73000962)', 'NE corner of Middlebelt and W. Chicago Rds.\\n42°21′53″N 83°19′55″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.364722°N 83.331944°W', 'Livonia', 'This barn was originally constructed by Ira Wilson in 1888; in 1919 the barn burned and he built the present structure on the foundations of the earlier barn. Wilson eventually established a million-dollar dairy, creamery, and trucking business, the Ira Wilson & Sons Dairy, and served for two terms as Wayne County sheriff.'], [78, 'John T. Woodhouse House', 'July 20, 2005\\n(#05000715)', '33 Old Brook Ln.\\n42°24′24″N 82°53′18″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.406667°N 82.888333°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'The John T. Woodhouse House is a private house designed by George D. Mason.'], [79, 'Wyandotte Odd Fellows Temple', 'July 16, 2009\\n(#09000527)', '81 Chestnut St.\\n42°12′19″N 83°08′58″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.205144°N 83.149517°W', 'Wyandotte', 'The Wyandotte Odd Fellows Temple was built in 1911 by the Wyandotte chapter of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, a fraternal organization. In 1943, the building was purchased by the Fraternal Order of Free and Accepted Masons. The Masons used the building for over 50 years, after which it was used as a church; in 2008 the city of Wyandotte purchased the building to preserve the structure.']] | the academy of the sacred heart is from the same city as what other home that was dedicated to veterans and soldiers? | Russell A. Alger, Jr. House |
[['Date', 'Operation', 'Location', 'Type', 'Information'], ['16 July 1992 –\\n22 November 1992', 'Operation Maritime Monitor', 'International waters off Serbia', 'Naval blockade', 'Naval blockade aimed at enforcing sanctions stipulated in UN Security Council Resolutions 713 and 757.'], ['16 October 1992 –\\n12 April 1993', 'Operation Sky Monitor\\n(Resolution 781)', 'Bosnian airspace', 'No-fly zone', 'Established a no-fly zone over the airspace of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Effectiveness of the no-fly zone is debatable as by April 1993 500 violations (by all sides) of the no-fly zone had been recorded. NATO members voted for an "all necessary measures" resolution by the United Nations to allow NATO a mandate to enforce the no-fly zone more stringently.'], ['22 November 1992 – 1993', 'Operation Maritime Guard\\n(Resolution 787)', 'International waters in Adriatic Sea', 'Naval blockade', 'Authorized NATO to use force, and included stopping, inspecting, and diverting ships bound for the former Yugoslavia. All ships bound to or coming from the territorial waters of the former Yugoslavia were halted for inspection and verification of their cargoes and destinations.'], ['13 April 1993 –\\n20 December 1995', 'Operation Deny Flight\\n(Resolutions 816 and 836)', 'Bosnian airspace', 'No-fly zone', 'Resolution 816 extended the ban to cover flights by all fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft over the country, and to use all measures necessary to ensure compliance with the ban. Resolution 836 authorized the use of force by UNPROFOR in the protection of specially designated UN "safe areas".'], ['15 June 1993 –\\n2 October 1996', 'Operation Sharp Guard\\n(Numerous resolutions)', 'Yugoslavia', 'Naval blockade', 'A widespread naval blockade aimed at all former Yugoslavia.'], ['30 August –\\n20 September 1995', 'Operation Deliberate Force', 'Bosnia and Herzegovina', 'Air campaign', 'Involving approximately 400 aircraft, Deliberate Force targeted at the Army of Republika Srpska whose presence in Bosnia posed a danger to United Nations "safe areas".'], ['20 December 1995 -\\n20 December 1996', 'Operation Joint Endeavour', 'Bosnia and Herzegovina', 'Peacekeeping force', 'NATO-led Implementation Force(IFOR) peacekeeping force was established which was a force tasked with enforcing the peace under the Dayton Accords.'], ['21 December 1996 -\\n19 June 1998', 'Operation Joint Guard', 'Bosnia and Herzegovina', 'Peacekeeping force', 'NATO-led Stabilisation Force(SFOR) peacekeeping force which replaced the IFOR which was a force tasked with enforcing peace under the Dayton Accords.'], ['20 June 1998 -\\n2 December 2004', 'Operation Joint Forge', 'Bosnia and Herzegovina', 'Peacekeeping force', 'A continuation of Operation Joint Guard.']] | how many months did operation maritime monitor last? | 4 |
[['Year', 'Game of the Year', 'Abstract strategy', 'Advanced strategy', 'Family', 'Family card', 'Family strategy', 'Party', 'Puzzle', 'Word', 'Historical simulation', 'Other'], ['1991', 'Trumpet', 'Master Labyrinth', '-', 'Stack', 'Arcade: Wing Commander', 'Real-Life Strategy: Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective', 'Tabloid Teasers', '3 In Three', 'Swoggle', 'War/Adventure: HeroQuest', 'Trivia: Play It By Ear'], ['1992', 'Pipeline', 'Terrace', '-', 'Showdown Yahtzee', 'Arcade: Super Tetris', 'Real-Life Strategy: D-Day', 'Humm…ble', 'Heaven & Earth', 'Wordsters', 'Adventure: The Lost Files of Sherlock Holmes', 'Trivia: Times To Remember'], ['1993[citation needed]', 'Inklings', 'Char', '-', 'Perpetual Notion', 'Arcade: Ecco the Dolphin', 'Real-Life: Civilization', 'Oodles', 'The Incredible Machine', 'Pick Two!', 'Adventure: Return to Zork', 'Trivia: Celebrity Challenge'], ['1994', 'Myst', 'The Game of Y', 'Wargames: V for Victory', 'Peg Poker', 'Arcade: Lode Runner: The Legend Returns', 'Real-Life Strategy: X-Com: UFO Defense', 'The Doonesbury Game', 'Breakthru!', 'Boggle Master', 'Adventure: The Elder Scrolls: Arena', 'Trivia: Quote Unquote'], ['1995', 'Sharp Shooters', 'Strategy: Quixo', 'Conflict: Colonial Diplomacy', 'Touché', 'Phantoms of the Ice', 'Sports: Dynasty League Baseball', 'Catch Phrase', 'Lights Out', 'Pre.fix', 'Adventure & Role Playing: Dragon Dice: Battle Box', 'Trivia: Chronicles\\nCCG: On the Edge CCG: Standard Starter Deck'], ['1997', '25 Words or Less', 'Transpose', 'Strategy & Conflict: Field Command', 'Mole in the Hole', 'Take 6', 'Priceless', 'Last Chance', 'Deluxe Lights Out', "Bethump'd With Words", 'Adventure & Role-Playing: Dragonlance: Fifth Age', 'Trivia: Origins'], ['1998', 'Quoridor', 'Balanx', "Strategy & Conflict: Princess Ryan's Star Marines", 'Take It Easy', 'Get the Goods', 'Quandary', 'Wise and Otherwise', 'Lost in a Jigsaw', 'A to Z', '-', "Trivia: Director's Cut\\nCCG: Magic: The Gathering - Portal"], ['1999', 'Fossil', 'GIPF', 'Conflict: Atlantic Storm', 'Montgolfiere', 'Bohnanza', 'El Grande', 'Say When!!', 'Stormy Seas', 'Alpha Blitz', '-', 'Trivia: Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego?\\nCCG: C 23'], ['2000', 'Torres', 'Octi', 'Memory: Mamma Mia', 'Moonshot', 'Buried Treasure', 'Tikal', 'Apples to Apples', 'Ricochet Robot', 'Double Quick!', '-', 'Trivia: Bioviva\\nCCG: Pokémon\\nDexterity: Spintrek'], ['2001', "Aladdin's Dragons", 'ZÈRTZ', 'The Princes of Florence', 'Café International', 'Hellrail', 'Web of Power', 'Democrazy', 'Lunar Lockout', '-', 'Paths of Glory', 'Two-Player Card: Caesar & Cleopatra\\nDexterity: Carabande'], ['2002', 'Evo', 'Morisi', 'Java', 'Africa', 'Babel', 'Lord of the Rings', 'Hilarium', 'Flip-It!', 'My Word!', 'Drive on Paris', 'Manual Dexterity: Space Game'], ['2003', 'DVONN', 'Pueblo', 'Puerto Rico', 'Emerald', 'Vom Kap Bis Kairo (From Cape to Cairo)', 'Mexica', 'Moods', 'Nemesis Factor', '-', 'Wilderness War', 'Manual Dexterity: Villa Paletti'], ['2004', 'New England', 'Clans', 'Wildlife', "I'm the Boss!", "Queen's Necklace", 'Zoosim', 'Party/Trivia: Dibs', 'River Crossing', 'Crossword Pyramids', 'Hammer of the Scots', 'Two-Player Card: Balloon Cup'], ['2005', 'BuyWord', 'YINSH', 'Tahuantinsuyu: The Rise of the Inca Empire', 'Vanished Planet', 'Victory & Honor', 'Alexandros', 'Party/Trivia: Cranium Hoopla', '-', '-', "Memoir '44", '-'], ['2006', 'Australia', 'Project Kells', 'Louis XIV', 'Der Untergang von Pompeji (Escape from Pompeii)', 'Die Weinhändler (The Wine Merchants)', 'Primordial Soup (a.k.a. Ursuppe)', 'Party/Trivia: Snorta!', 'Tipover', '-', 'Friedrich', 'Two-Player: Jambo'], ['2007', 'Vegas Showdown', 'PÜNCT', 'Reef Encounter', 'Tricky Town', 'Trump, Tricks, Game!', 'Hacienda', 'Wits and Wagers', "Gordian's Knot", 'Parlay', 'Silent War', '-'], ['2008', 'Pillars of the Earth', 'Easter Island', 'Khronos', 'If Wishes Were Fishes', 'Bull in a China Shop', 'Shear Panic', 'Gift Trap', 'Sacred Myths and Legends Series', 'Unspeakable Words', 'Ran', '-'], ['2009', 'Tzaar', 'Ponte del Diavolo', 'Key Harvest', 'Pandemic', 'Palast Geflüster (Palace Whisperings)', 'Stone Age', 'Go Nuts!', 'Doris', 'Jumbulaya', 'Pacific Typhoon', '-'], ['2010', 'Small World', 'Blox', 'Le Havre', 'Roll Through the Ages: The Bronze Age', 'Amerigo', 'Dominion/Dominion Intrigue (Expansion)', 'Dixit', 'La Ora Stelo', '-', 'Fields of Fire', '-'], ['2011', 'Jump Gate', 'Arimaa', 'Egizia', 'Burger Joint', 'Jaipur', 'Valdora', 'Telestrations', 'Anti-Virus', '-', 'Battles of Napoleon: The Eagle and the Lion', '-'], ['2012', 'Tikal II: The Lost Temple', 'Confusion: Espionage and Deception in the Cold War', 'Die Burgen von Burgund (The Castles of Burgundy)', 'Lemming Mafia', 'Hey Waiter!', 'Glen More', 'Funfair', 'IQ Twist', 'Pathwords', 'Command and Colors: Napoleonics', '-'], ['2013', 'Trajan', 'Matter', 'Village', 'Takenoko', 'Decktet/Decktet Book', 'Zong Shi', "Pluckin' Pairs", 'Cool Circuits', 'Kerflip!', '-', '-'], ['2014', 'Garden Dice/The Card Expansion', 'Kulami', "Tzolk'in: The Mayan Calendar", 'Via Appia', 'Morels', 'Triassic Terror', 'Homestretch: Race to the Finish', 'Laser Maze', '-', '-', '-']] | did blox win in 2009 or 2010? | 2010 |
[['Rank', 'Nation', 'Gold', 'Silver', 'Bronze', 'Total'], ['1', 'Soviet Union\xa0(URS)', 4, 1, 6, 11], ['2', 'Yugoslavia\xa0(YUG)', 2, 0, 1, 3], ['3', 'West Germany\xa0(FRG)', 1, 1, 1, 3], ['4', 'Bulgaria\xa0(BUL)', 1, 1, 0, 2], ['4', 'Czechoslovakia\xa0(TCH)', 1, 1, 0, 2], ['4', 'East Germany\xa0(GDR)', 1, 1, 0, 2], ['4', 'Great Britain\xa0(GBR)', 1, 1, 0, 2], ['8', 'Norway\xa0(NOR)', 1, 0, 0, 1], ['8', 'Romania\xa0(ROU)', 1, 0, 0, 1], ['10', 'China\xa0(CHN)', 0, 1, 1, 2], ['11', 'Chile\xa0(CHI)', 0, 1, 0, 1], ['11', 'France\xa0(FRA)', 0, 1, 0, 1], ['11', 'Japan\xa0(JPN)', 0, 1, 0, 1], ['11', 'South Korea\xa0(KOR)', 0, 1, 0, 1], ['11', 'Sweden\xa0(SWE)', 0, 1, 0, 1], ['11', 'United States\xa0(USA)', 0, 1, 0, 1], ['17', 'Hungary\xa0(HUN)', 0, 0, 2, 2], ['18', 'Belgium\xa0(BEL)', 0, 0, 1, 1], ['18', 'Spain\xa0(ESP)', 0, 0, 1, 1], ['Total', 'Total', 13, 13, 13, 39]] | which country earned the most gold medals? | Soviet Union (URS) |
[['Rank', 'Player', 'County', 'Tally', 'Total', 'Opposition'], [1, 'Nicky English', 'Tipperary', '2-12', 18, 'Antrim'], [2, 'Mark Corrigan', 'Offaly', '3-7', 16, 'Kilkenny'], [3, 'Joe Hennessy', 'Kerry', '3-5', 14, 'Limerick'], [3, 'Finbarr Delaney', 'Cork', '1-11', 14, 'Waterford'], [5, 'Nicky English', 'Tipperary', '0-13', 13, 'Waterford'], [5, 'Adrian Ronan', 'Kilkenny', '1-10', 13, 'Westmeath'], [7, 'Nicky English', 'Tipperary', '2-5', 11, 'Limerick'], [7, 'Danny McNaughton', 'Antrim', '2-5', 11, 'Down'], [9, 'M. J. Ryan', 'Dublin', '1-7', 10, 'Laois'], [10, 'Gary Kirby', 'Limerick', '1-6', 9, 'Kerry'], [10, 'Pat Murphy', 'Waterford', '3-0', 9, 'Cork']] | who ranked above mark corrigan? | Nicky English |
[['Year', 'Site', 'Winning team', 'Losing team', 'Series'], [1902, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 16', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 1–0'], [1903, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 34', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 2–0'], [1904, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 41', 'Kansas State 4', 'KU 3–0'], [1905, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 28', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 4–0'], [1906, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas State 6', 'Kansas 4', 'KU 4–1'], [1907, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 29', 'Kansas State 10', 'KU 5–1'], [1908, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 12', 'Kansas State 6', 'KU 6–1'], [1909, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 5', 'Kansas State 3', 'KU 7–1'], [1911, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 6', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 8–1'], [1912, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 19', 'Kansas State 6', 'KU 9–1'], [1913, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 26', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 10–1'], [1914, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 27', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 11–1'], [1915, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 19', 'Kansas State 7', 'KU 12–1'], [1916, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 0', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 12–1–1'], [1917, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 9', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 13–1–1'], [1918, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 13', 'Kansas State 7', 'KU 14–1–1'], [1919, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 16', 'Kansas State 3', 'KU 15–1–1'], [1920, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 14', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 16–1–1'], [1921, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 21', 'Kansas State 7', 'KU 17–1–1'], [1922, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 7', 'Kansas State 7', 'KU 17–1–2'], [1923, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 0', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 17–1–3'], [1924, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas State 6', 'Kansas 0', 'KU 17–2–3'], [1925, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas State 14', 'Kansas 7', 'KU 17–3–3'], [1926, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas State 27', 'Kansas 0', 'KU 17–4–3'], [1927, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas State 13', 'Kansas 2', 'KU 17–5–3'], [1928, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 7', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 18–5–3'], [1929, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas State 6', 'Kansas 0', 'KU 18–6–3'], [1930, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 14', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 19–6–3'], [1931, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas State 13', 'Kansas 0', 'KU 19–7–3'], [1932, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 19', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 20–7–3'], [1933, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas State 6', 'Kansas 0', 'KU 20–8–3'], [1934, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas State 13', 'Kansas 0', 'KU 20–9–3'], [1935, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 9', 'Kansas State 2', 'KU 21–9–3'], [1936, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas State 26', 'Kansas 6', 'KU 21–10–3'], [1937, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas State 7', 'Kansas 0', 'KU 21–11–3'], [1938, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 27', 'Kansas State 7', 'KU 22–11–3'], [1939, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas State 27', 'Kansas 6', 'KU 22–12–3'], [1940, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas State 20', 'Kansas 0', 'KU 22–13–3'], [1941, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 20', 'Kansas State 16', 'KU 23–13–3'], [1942, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 19', 'Kansas State 7', 'KU 24–13–3'], [1943, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 25', 'Kansas State 2', 'KU 25–13–3'], [1944, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas State 24', 'Kansas 18', 'KU 25–14–3'], [1945, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 27', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 26–14–3'], [1946, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 34', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 27–14–3'], [1947, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 55', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 28–14–3'], [1948, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 20', 'Kansas State 14', 'KU 29–14–3'], [1949, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 38', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 30–14–3'], [1950, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 47', 'Kansas State 7', 'KU 31–14–3'], [1951, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 33', 'Kansas State 14', 'KU 32–14–3'], [1952, 'Manhattan', '(#9) Kansas 26', 'Kansas State 6', 'KU 33–14–3'], [1953, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas State 7', 'Kansas 0', 'KU 33–15–3'], [1954, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas State 28', 'Kansas 6', 'KU 33–16–3'], [1955, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas State 46', 'Kansas 0', 'KU 33–17–3'], [1956, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 20', 'Kansas State 15', 'KU 34–17–3'], [1957, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 13', 'Kansas State 7', 'KU 35–17–3'], [1958, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 21', 'Kansas State 12', 'KU 36–17–3'], [1959, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 33', 'Kansas State 14', 'KU 37–17–3'], [1960, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 41', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 38–17–3'], [1961, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 34', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 39–17–3'], [1962, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 38', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 40–17–3'], [1963, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 34', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 41–17–3'], [1964, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 7', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 42–17–3'], [1965, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 34', 'Kansas State 0', 'KU 43–17–3'], [1966, 'Manhattan', 'Kansas 3', 'Kansas State 3', 'KU 43–17–4'], [1967, 'Lawrence', 'Kansas 17', 'Kansas State 16', 'KU 44–17–4'], [1968, 'Manhattan', '(#7) Kansas 38', 'Kansas State 29', 'KU 45–17–4']] | how many times did kansas state not score at all against kansas from 1902-1968? | 23 |
[['Year', 'Film', 'Role', 'Notes'], [1986, 'Ilzaam', 'Ajay Sharma/Vijay', 'Debut'], [1986, 'Duty', 'Dev Pratap Sharma', nan], [1986, 'Tan-Badan', 'Ravi Pratap', nan], [1986, 'Love 86', 'Vikram Doshi', nan], [1986, 'Sadaa Suhagan', 'Ravi', nan], [1987, 'Mera Lahoo', 'Govinda Singh', nan], [1987, 'Khudgarz', 'Kumar Saxena', nan], [1987, 'Dadagiri', 'Suraj', nan], [1987, 'Marte Dam Tak', 'Jai', nan], [1987, 'Pyaar Karke Dekho', 'Ravi Kumar', nan], [1987, 'Sindoor', 'Ravi', nan], [1988, 'Jeete Hain Shaan Se', 'Iqbal Ali', nan], [1988, 'Paap Ko Jalaa Kar Raakh Kar Doonga', 'Deepak Malhotra', nan], [1988, 'Hatya', 'Sagar', nan], [1988, 'Halaal Ki Kamai', 'Kabir Khanna', nan], [1988, 'Ghar Ghar Ki Kahani', 'Amar Dhanraj', nan], [1988, 'Dariya Dil', 'Ravi', nan], [1988, 'Ghar Mein Ram Gali Mein Shyam', 'Amar', nan], [1988, 'Pyaar Mohabbat', 'Raj', nan], [1988, 'Shiv Shakti', 'Shakti', nan], [1988, 'Tohfa Mohabbat Ka', 'Hero', nan], [1989, 'Aakhri Baazi', 'Ram Kumar', nan], [1989, 'Jung Baaz', 'Arjun Srivastav', nan], [1989, 'Do Qaidi', 'Kanu', nan], [1989, 'Paap Ka Ant', 'Abhishek Mhatre', nan], [1989, 'Gentleman', 'Hari/Om', 'Double Role'], [1989, 'Jaisi Karni Waisi Bharnii', 'Ravi Verma', nan], [1989, 'Billoo Badshah', 'Vijay', nan], [1989, 'Gair Kanooni', 'Om Narayan', nan], [1989, 'Farz Ki Jung', 'Vishal', nan], [1989, 'Dost Garibon Ka', 'Vijay/Barkat Ali', nan], [1989, 'Asmaan Se Ooncha', 'Vikram Malik (Vicky)', nan], [1989, 'Gharana', 'Ravi Mehra', nan], [1989, 'Sachai Ki Taqat', 'Sagar Singh', nan], [1989, 'Taaqatwar', "John D'Mello", nan], [1990, 'Maha-Sangram', "Arjun 'Munna'", nan], [1990, 'Swarg', 'Krishna', nan], [1990, 'Apmaan Ki Aag', "Vikrant 'Vicky' Narayan Singh", nan], [1990, 'Izzatdaar', 'Vijay', nan], [1990, 'Kali Ganga', 'Govinda', nan], [1990, 'Khatarnaak', 'Himself', 'Special appearance'], [1990, 'Naya Khoon', 'Dr. Anand', nan], [1990, 'Raeeszada', nan, nan], [1990, 'Taqdeer Ka Tamasha', 'Satya', nan], [1990, 'Awaargi', 'Dhiren Kumar', 'Critically acclaimed role'], [1991, 'Hum', 'Vijay', nan], [1991, 'Kaun Kare Kurbanie', "Ajit 'Munna' Singh", nan], [1991, 'Bhabhi', 'Amar/Nakadram', nan], [1991, 'Karz Chukana Hai', 'Ravi', nan], [1992, 'Shola Aur Shabnam', 'Karan', nan], [1992, 'Baaz', 'Deva', nan], [1992, 'Jaan Se Pyaara', 'Inspector Jai/Sunder', 'Double Roles'], [1992, 'Zulm Ki Hukumat', 'Pratap Kohli', nan], [1992, 'Radha Ka Sangam', 'Govinda', nan], [1993, 'Aankhen', 'Vijay (Bunnu) / Gaurishankar', 'Nominated- Filmfare Award for Best Actor Double Role'], [1993, 'Muqabla', 'Havaldar Suraj', nan], [1993, 'Zakhmo Ka Hisaab', 'Suraj Kumar', nan], [1993, 'Aadmi Khilona Hai', 'Sharad Verma', nan], [1993, 'Prateeksha', 'Raja', nan], [1993, 'Teri Payal Mere Geet', 'Premi', nan], [1994, 'Ekka Raja Rani', 'Sagar', nan], [1994, 'Andaz Apna Apna', 'Himself', 'Special appearance'], [1994, 'Raja Babu', 'Raja Babu', nan], [1994, 'Khuddar', 'Siddanth Suri', nan], [1994, 'Dulaara', 'Raja', nan], [1994, 'Bhagyawan', 'Amar', nan], [1994, 'Beta Ho To Aisa', 'Raju', nan], [1994, 'Prem Shakti', 'Gangwa/Krishna', nan], [1994, 'Aag', 'Birju/Raju', nan], [1994, 'Brahma', 'Suraj', nan], [1995, 'Gambler', 'Dayashankar Pandey', nan], [1995, 'Rock Dancer', 'Himself', 'Guest appearance'], [1995, 'Hathkadi', 'Suraj Chauhan/Rajnikant', 'Double Role'], [1995, 'Andolan', 'Aniket', nan], [1995, 'Kismat', 'Ajay', nan], [1995, 'Coolie No. 1', 'Raju', 'Star Screen Award Special Jury Award\\nNominated - Filmfare Best Actor Award'], [1996, 'Saajan Chale Sasural', 'Shyamsunder', 'Nominated- Filmfare Award for Best Actor\\nFilmfare Special Award'], [1996, 'Chhote Sarkar', 'Amar/Rohit', nan], [1996, 'Zordaar', 'Ravi', nan], [1996, 'Maahir', 'Bhola', nan], [1996, 'Apne Dam Par', 'Himself', 'Special appearance'], [1997, 'Hero No. 1', 'Rajesh Malhotra', nan], [1997, 'Kaun Rokega Mujhe', nan, nan], [1997, 'Deewana Mastana', 'Bunnu', 'Nominated - Filmfare Best Actor Award'], [1997, 'Do Ankhen Barah Hath', 'Sagar', nan], [1997, 'Agnichakra', 'Amar', nan], [1997, 'Loha', 'Govinda', nan], [1997, 'Banarasi Babu', 'Gopi', nan], [1997, 'Dil Deewana Maane Na', nan, nan], [1997, 'Bhoot Bhungla', 'Dewan', nan], [1998, 'Achanak', 'Arjun', nan], [1998, 'Dulhe Raja', 'Raja', 'Zee Cine Award for Best Actor in a Comic Role'], [1998, 'Aunty No. 1', 'Gopi/Kanaklakshmi', nan], [1998, 'Maharaja', 'Kohinoor Karan', nan], [1998, 'Bade Miyan Chote Miyan', 'Pyare Mohan/Chhote Miyan', 'Double Role / Zee Cine Award for Best Actor in a Comic Role\\nNominated - Filmfare Best Actor Award\\nSpecial Videocon Screen award from Jury'], [1998, 'Pardesi Babu', 'Raju Pardesi', nan], [1998, 'Naseeb', 'Krishna Prasad', nan], [1999, 'Anari No.1', 'Rahul Saxena /Raja', 'Double Role'], [1999, 'Rajaji', 'Rajaji', nan], [1999, 'Haseena Maan Jaayegi', 'Monu', 'Filmfare Best Comedian Award\\nZee Cine Award for Best Actor in a Comic Role'], [1999, 'Hum Tum Pe Marte Hain', 'Rahul Malhotra', nan], [2000, 'Jis Desh Mein Ganga Rehta Hain', 'Ganga', nan], [2000, 'Shikari', 'Om Srivastav/Mahendra Pratap Singh', 'Nominated - Filmfare Best Villain Award'], [2000, 'Kunwara', 'Raju', 'Nominated -Filmfare Award for Best Performance in a Comic Role'], [2000, 'Beti No. 1', 'Bharat Bhatnagar', nan], [2000, 'Joru Ka Ghulam', 'Raja', nan], [2000, 'Hadh Kar Di Aapne', 'Raju/Mummy/Daddy/Sweety/Dada/Dadi', 'Six Roles'], [2001, 'Aamdani Atthani Kharcha Rupaiyaa', 'Bhishma', nan], [2001, 'Albela', 'Rocky Hiranandani', nan], [2001, 'Censor', 'Himself', 'Special appearance'], [2001, 'Jodi No.1', 'Veeru', 'IIFA Best Comedian Award\\nNominated -Filmfare Award for Best Performance in a Comic Role'], [2001, 'Dil Ne Phir Yaad Kiya', 'Prem', nan], [2001, 'Kyo Kii... Main Jhuth Nahin Bolta', 'Raj Malhotra', 'Nominated -Filmfare Award for Best Performance in a Comic Role'], [2002, 'Pyaar Diwana Hota Hai', 'Sunder', nan], [2002, 'Waah! Tera Kya Kehna', 'Raj Oberoi/Banne Khan', 'Double Role'], [2002, 'Akhiyon Se Goli Maare', 'Raj Oberoi', 'Nominated -Filmfare Award for Best Performance in a Comic Role'], [2002, 'Chalo Ishq Ladaaye', 'Pappu', nan], [2003, 'Ek Aur Ek Gyarah', 'Tara', nan], [2003, 'Raja Bhaiya', 'Raja Bhaiya', nan], [2003, 'Three Roses', 'Himself', 'Tamil Film - Guest appearance'], [2005, 'Ssukh', 'Chandraprakash Sharma', nan], [2005, 'Khullam Khulla Pyaar Karen', 'Raja/Vicky', nan], [2006, 'Sandwich', 'Shekhar/Vicky/Sher Singh', 'Double Role'], [2006, 'Bhagam Bhag', 'Babla', 'One of the biggest hit of the year'], [2007, 'Salaam-e-Ishq: A Tribute to Love', 'Raju', nan], [2007, 'Partner', 'Bhaskar Diwakar Chowdahry', 'IIFA Best Comedian Award\\nZee Cine Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role – Male\\nStar Gold Excellent Comic Actor Award\\nMTV Lycra Style Most Stylish Comeback Award\\nNDTV Imagine Best Jodi of the Year with Salman Khan'], [2007, 'Jahan Jaaeyega Hamen Paaeyega', 'Karan/Bobby Singh/Sher Khan', nan], [2007, 'Om Shanti Om', 'Himself', 'Special appearance'], [2008, 'Money Hai Toh Honey Hai', 'Bobby Arora', nan], [2008, 'Humsey Hai Jahaan', nan, 'Special appearance'], [2009, 'Chal Chala Chal', 'Deepak', nan], [2009, 'Life Partner', 'Jeet Oberoi', nan], [2009, 'Do Knot Disturb', 'Raj', nan], [2009, 'Wanted', 'Himself', 'Special appearance'], [2010, 'Raavan', 'Vijay Kumar', nan], [2011, 'Naughty @ 40', 'Sanjeev Srivastav', nan], [2011, 'Loot', 'Pandit', nan], [2011, 'Delhi Safari', 'Bajrangi (voice)', '3D Animation film'], [2013, 'Deewana Main Deewana', 'Basant', 'Released after Ten years'], [2013, 'Samadhi', 'Deputy Inspector General of Police', 'Bengali Debut'], [2014, 'Holiday: A Soldier Is Never Off Duty', 'Senior of Captain Virat', 'Post-production (Releasing on 6 June 2014)'], [2014, 'Kill Dil', 'Negative Role', 'Filming (Releasing on 5 September 2014)'], [2014, 'Happy Ending', nan, 'Filming (Releasing in 2014)'], [2014, 'Avatar', 'Football Coach', 'Post-production, (Releasing in 2014)'], [2014, 'Afra Tafri', nan, 'Post-production, (Releasing in 2014)'], [2014, 'Abhinay Chakra', 'Cop', 'Post-production, Also producer, (Releasing in 2014)'], [2014, 'Hero', nan, 'Filming, (Releasing on 12th December 2014)'], [2014, 'Banda Yeh Bindaas Hai', 'Pappu', 'Delayed'], [2014, 'Run Bhola Run', nan, 'Delayed'], [2015, 'Jagga Jasoos', "Jagga's Step-Father", 'Filming (Releasing on 29 May 2015)'], [2015, 'The Bengali Detective', 'Detective', 'Directed By Mira Nair, (Filming starts from October 2014)']] | how many total times is the character named raj? | 5 |
[['Location', 'Building', 'Year', 'km', 'Monument'], ['Bischofsheim', 'Station building', 1958, 8.25, '*'], ['Rüsselsheim', 'Linesmen house', 1863, 12.8, '*'], ['Raunheim', 'Station building', 1863, 15.87, '*'], ['Raunheim', 'Linesmen house', 1863, 17.39, '*'], ['Kelsterbach', 'Rail bridge', 1863, 21.75, nan], ['Kelsterbach', 'Linesmen house', 1863, 23.6, '*'], ['Kelsterbach', 'Station building', 1863, 23.81, '*'], ['Stadion', 'Station building', 1879, 31.37, '*'], ['Niederrad', 'Station building', 1882, 33.19, '*'], ['Sachsenhausen', 'Rail bridge', 1864, 34.47, nan]] | what other two locations have a rail bridge? | Kelsterbach|Sachsenhausen |
[['First issued', 'Design', 'Slogan', 'Serial format', 'Serials issued', 'Notes'], ['1957-65 (odd years only)', 'Embossed white on forest green with uncolored border line; VERMONT embossed in plain block letters centered below numbers, with last two digits of registration year in similar font at bottom right', 'SEE embossed in same letters as VERMONT, at lower left', '12345 (rounded numbers)', nan, 'Alternated with white plates from 1957 to 1966'], ['1958-66 (even years only)', 'Embossed forest green on white with uncolored border line; VERMONT embossed in plain block letters centered below numbers, with last two digits of registration year in similar font at bottom right', 'SEE embossed in same letters as VERMONT, at lower left', '12345 (rounded numbers)\\nA1234 (1962 only)', nan, 'Alternated with forest green plates from 1957 to 1966'], ['1967', 'Embossed white on green with border line; VERMONT embossed in plain block letters centered below numbers, with last two digits of registration year in similar font at bottom right', nan, '1234\\nA-1234\\n1234-A', nan, 'Color changed from forest green to the kelly green used today'], ['1969', 'Embossed white on green with border line; VERMONT embossed in plain block letters centered below numbers; registration sticker at bottom right corner', 'SEE embossed in lower left corner', '1234\\nA-1234\\n1234-A', nan, 'SEE returned to plate'], ['1972', 'Embossed white on green with border line; VERMONT embossed in plain block letters centered above numbers; registration sticker at bottom left corner', 'SEE embossed in top left corner', 'A-1234\\n1234-A\\nAB-123\\nA123B', nan, nan], ['1976', 'Embossed white on green with border line; VERMONT embossed in plain block letters centered below numbers; white circle embossed to lower left; registration sticker at lower right', 'GREEN MOUNTAINS embossed in thin block letters centered above numbers', 'A-1234\\n1234-A\\nAB123\\n123AB', nan, nan], ['1977', 'Embossed white on green with beveled edge and white rectangular box around numbers; Vermont in white stylized font screened above white box, with white sugar maple in upper left corner; registration sticker at lower right corner', 'Green Mountain State screened in white plain serifed font centered below white box', '123A4 (rounded numbers)', nan, nan], ['1985', 'Embossed white on green with beveled edge and white rectangular box around numbers; Vermont in white stylized font screened above white box, with white sugar maple in upper left corner; registration sticker at lower right corner', 'Green Mountain State screened in white plain serifed font centered below white box', '1A234\\n123A4\\n1AB23\\n12AB3\\nABC 123\\n123A456 (more rectangular numbers than previous set)', '1A100 to 9Y999\\n100A1 to 999Y9\\n1AA00 to\xa0?F?99\\n00AA1 to 99??9\\nAAB 100 to present\\n100A100 to present', 'The "1AA" series never reached 1GA\\nCurrently, the letters I, J, O, Q, U, V and Z are not in regular use.\\nThe "100A100" series are new truck plates issued starting in mid-2009.']] | what was the design on the last vehicle registration plates of vermont? | Embossed white on green with beveled edge and white rectangular box around numbers; Vermont in white stylized font screened above white box, with white sugar maple in upper left corner; registration sticker at lower right corner |
[['#', 'Title', 'Producer(s)', 'Featured guest(s)', 'Time'], [1, 'The C-Quel', 'Pillo Jamel, The Heatmakerz', nan, '3:36'], [2, '2000 B.C. (Before Can-I-Bus)', 'Ty Fyffe, Laze', nan, '3:31'], [3, 'Life Liquid', 'Juju', 'Journalist', '4:24'], [4, 'Shock Therapy (interlude)', nan, nan, '1:10'], [5, 'Watch Who U Beef Wit', 'Chaos', nan, '4:30'], [6, "I'll Buss 'Em U Punish 'Em", 'DJ Clue, Duro', 'Rakim', '4:07'], [7, 'Mic-Nificent', 'Daniel "Danny P" Pierre', nan, '3:13'], [8, 'Die Slow', 'Ty Fyffe', 'Journalist', '4:00'], [9, 'Doomsday News', 'Chaos', nan, '3:33'], [10, 'Lost @ C""', 'Taiwan Green, Irv Gotti', nan, '4:59'], [11, 'Phuk U', 'Mike "Punch" Harper', nan, '4:04'], [12, 'Horsemen', nan, 'Pharoahe Monch', '1:22'], [13, 'Horsementality', 'Chaos', 'Ras Kass, Killah Priest, Kurupt', '5:59'], [14, '100 Bars', 'Mike "Punch" Harper', nan, '4:58'], [15, 'Chaos', 'Chaos', nan, '2:29']] | how many songs were produced by chaos? | 4 |
[['Rank', 'Athlete', 'Nationality', 'Time'], [nan, 'Liliana Barbulescu', 'Romania', '2:00.06'], [nan, 'Anna Zagórska', 'Poland', '2:00.11'], [nan, 'Irina Vashentseva', 'Russia', '2:00.77'], [4.0, 'Laura Gerber', 'Switzerland', '2:01.39'], [5.0, 'Christiane dos Santos', 'Brazil', '2:01.53'], [6.0, 'Tamara Volkova', 'Ukraine', '2:01.86'], [7.0, 'Tatyana Yegorova', 'Russia', '2:02.64'], [8.0, 'Sandra Teixeira', 'Portugal', '2:03.01']] | in regards to anna zagorska, what was her finishing time? | 2:00.11 |
[['Place', 'Player', 'Country', 'Score', 'To par'], ['1', 'Dustin Johnson', 'United States', '71-70-66=207', '–6'], ['2', 'Graeme McDowell', 'Northern Ireland', '71-68-71=210', '–3'], ['3', 'Tiger Woods', 'United States', '74-72-66=212', '–1'], ['T4', 'Ernie Els', 'South Africa', '73-68-72=213', 'E'], ['T4', 'Grégory Havret', 'France', '73-71-69=213', 'E'], ['6', 'Phil Mickelson', 'United States', '75-66-73=214', '+1'], ['T7', 'Alex Čejka', 'Germany', '70-72-74=216', '+3'], ['T7', 'Tim Clark', 'South Africa', '72-72-72=216', '+3'], ['T7', 'Ryo Ishikawa', 'Japan', '70-71-75=216', '+3'], ['T10', 'Martin Kaymer', 'Germany', '74-71-72=217', '+4'], ['T10', 'Davis Love III', 'United States', '75-74-68=217', '+4'], ['T10', "Sean O'Hair", 'United States', '76-71-70=217', '+4']] | how many golfers shot 4 over par at the 2010 us open? | 3 |
[['Party', 'First Duma', 'Second Duma', 'Third Duma', 'Fourth Duma'], ['Russian Social Democratic Party', '18 (Mensheviks)', '47 (Mensheviks)', '19 (Bolsheviks)', '15 (Bolsheviks)'], ['Socialist-Revolutionary Party', '–', '37', '–', '–'], ['Labour group', '136', '104', '13', '10'], ['Progressist Party', '27', '28', '28', '41'], ['Constitutional Democratic Party (Kadets)', '179', '92', '52', '57'], ['Non-Russian National Groups', '121', '–', '26', '21'], ['Centre Party', '–', '–', '–', '33'], ['Octobrist Party', '17', '42', '154', '95'], ['Nationalists', '60', '93', '26', '22'], ['Rightists', '8', '10', '147', '154'], ['TOTAL', '566', '453', '465', '448']] | what group/party holds the largest number of second duma seats? | Labour group |
[['Rank', 'Nation', 'Gold', 'Silver', 'Bronze', 'Total'], ['1', 'United States', 5, 6, 5, 16], ['2', 'Jamaica', 4, 1, 1, 6], ['3', 'Netherlands', 2, 0, 0, 2], ['4', 'Bahamas', 1, 1, 0, 2], ['5', 'Ukraine', 1, 0, 1, 2], ['6', 'East Germany', 1, 0, 0, 1], [nan, 'Greece', 1, 0, 0, 1], [nan, 'Soviet Union', 1, 0, 0, 1], ['9', 'Ivory Coast', 0, 2, 0, 2], [nan, 'United Kingdom', 0, 2, 0, 2], ['11', 'Belgium', 0, 1, 1, 2], ['12', 'Bulgaria', 0, 1, 0, 1], [nan, 'Russia', 0, 1, 0, 1], [nan, 'Germany', 0, 1, 0, 1], ['15', 'Canada', 0, 0, 2, 2], [nan, 'France', 0, 0, 2, 2], ['17', 'Belarus', 0, 0, 1, 1], [nan, 'Cuba', 0, 0, 1, 1], [nan, 'Gabon', 0, 0, 1, 1], [nan, 'British Virgin Islands', 0, 0, 1, 1], ['Total', 'Total', 16, 16, 16, 48]] | how many nations won no gold medals? | 12 |
[['Unnamed: 0', 'Name', 'Date', 'Location', 'County', 'Description'], [1, 'Diamond Head', nan, 'Honolulu', 'Oahu', 'State Monument'], [2, "I'ao Valley", nan, 'Wailuku', 'Maui', 'State Monument'], [3, 'Kanaha Pond', 'June 1971', 'Kahului', 'Maui', 'Bird Sanctuary'], [4, 'Koʻolau Range Pali', nan, nan, 'Oahu', nan], [5, 'Makalawena Marsh', 'June 1972', 'North Kona', 'Hawaiʻi', 'Bird Sanctuary'], [6, 'Mauna Kea', 'November 1972', 'Saddle Road', 'Hawaiʻi', 'U.S. state high point'], [7, 'North Shore Cliffs', 'December 1972', 'Molokaʻi', 'Maui', nan]] | what is the name of the only landmark that is also a u.s. state high point? | Mauna Kea |
[['Rank', 'Nation', 'Gold', 'Silver', 'Bronze', 'Total'], ['1', 'United States', 5, 6, 5, 16], ['2', 'Jamaica', 4, 1, 1, 6], ['3', 'Netherlands', 2, 0, 0, 2], ['4', 'Bahamas', 1, 1, 0, 2], ['5', 'Ukraine', 1, 0, 1, 2], ['6', 'East Germany', 1, 0, 0, 1], [nan, 'Greece', 1, 0, 0, 1], [nan, 'Soviet Union', 1, 0, 0, 1], ['9', 'Ivory Coast', 0, 2, 0, 2], [nan, 'United Kingdom', 0, 2, 0, 2], ['11', 'Belgium', 0, 1, 1, 2], ['12', 'Bulgaria', 0, 1, 0, 1], [nan, 'Russia', 0, 1, 0, 1], [nan, 'Germany', 0, 1, 0, 1], ['15', 'Canada', 0, 0, 2, 2], [nan, 'France', 0, 0, 2, 2], ['17', 'Belarus', 0, 0, 1, 1], [nan, 'Cuba', 0, 0, 1, 1], [nan, 'Gabon', 0, 0, 1, 1], [nan, 'British Virgin Islands', 0, 0, 1, 1], ['Total', 'Total', 16, 16, 16, 48]] | which countries won at least 3 silver medals? | United States |
[['Battle', 'Location', 'Date(s)', 'Engagement remarks', 'Victor'], ['Battle of Gonzales', 'Gonzales', 'October 2, 1835', 'This battle resulted in the first casualties of the Texas Revolution. One Mexican soldier killed', 'T'], ['Battle of Goliad', 'Goliad', 'October 10, 1835', 'Texians captured Presidio La Bahia, blocking the Mexican Army in Texas from accessing the primary Texas port of Copano. One Texian was wounded, and estimates of Mexican casualties range from one to three soldiers killed and from three to seven wounded.', 'T'], ['Battle of Lipantitlán', 'San Patricio', 'November 4–5, 1835', 'Texians captured and destroyed Fort Lipantitlán. Most of the Mexican soldiers retreated to Matamoros. One Texian was wounded, and 3–5 Mexican soldiers were killed, with an additional 14–17 Mexican soldiers wounded.', 'T'], ['Battle of Concepción', 'San Antonio de Bexar', 'October 28, 1835', 'In the last offensive ordered by General Martin Perfecto de Cos during the Texas Revolution, Mexican soldiers surprised a Texian force camped near Mission Concepción. The Texians repulsed several attacks with what historian Alwyn Barr described as "able leadership, a strong position, and greater firepower". One Texian was injured, and Richard Andrews became the first Texian soldier to die in battle. Between 14 and 76 Mexican soldiers were killed. Historian Stephen Hardin believes that "the relative ease of the victory at Concepción instilled in the Texians a reliance on their long rifles and a contempt for their enemies", which may have led to the later Texian defeat at Coleto.', 'T'], ['Grass Fight', 'San Antonio de Bexar', 'November 26, 1835', 'Texans attack a large Mexican army pack train. 4 Texans wounded and 17 Mexican casualties. Resulted in the capture of horses and hay (grass).', 'T'], ['Siege of Bexar', 'San Antonio de Bexar', 'October 12, 1835', 'In a six-week siege, Texans attacked Bexar and fought from house to house for five days. After Cos surrendered, all Mexican troops in Texas were forced to retreat beyond the Rio Grande, leaving the Texans in military control. 150 Mexicans killed or wounded and 35 Texians killed or wounded.', 'T'], ['Battle of San Patricio', 'San Patricio', 'February 27, 1836', 'This was the first battle of the Goliad Campaign. The Johnson-Grant venture, the first battle of the Texas Revolution in which the Mexican Army was the victor. From the Johnson forces, 20 Texans killed, 32 captured and 1 Mexican loss, 4 wounded. Johnson and 4 others escaped after capture and proceeded to Goliad. Johnson would survive the Texas Revolution.', 'M'], ['Battle of Agua Dulce', 'Agua Dulce', 'March 2, 1836', 'Second battle of the Goliad Campaign. Of 27 men of the Grant and Morris forces from the Johnson-Grant venture-12/15 killed; 6 captured and imprisoned at Matamoros; Six escaped, of whom five were killed at Goliad Massacre', 'M'], ['Battle of the Alamo', 'San Antonio de Bexar', 'February 23 –\\nMarch 6, 1836', "Mexican President Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna personally oversaw the siege of the Alamo and the subsequent battle, where almost all 189-250 Texan defenders were killed. 600 Mexicans killed or wounded. Anger over Santa Anna's lack of mercy led many Texian settlers to join the Texan Army. (This battle is considered one of the most famous battles in American history and is the inspiration for dozens of movies and books)", 'M'], ['Battle of Refugio', 'Refugio', 'March 14, 1836', 'Third battle of the Goliad Campaign. Texans inflicted heavy casualties, but split their forces and retreated, ending in capture. About 50 Texans killed and 98 captured with some later executions, 29 spared as laborers, survivors sent to Goliad and possibly 80-100 Mexican casualties with 50 wounded.', 'M'], ['Battle of Coleto', 'outside Goliad', 'March 19–20, 1836', "Final battle of the Goliad Campaign. In an attempt to rendezvous with other Texian forces, the southernmost wing of Texian army brazenly departs their heavily fortified location in the midst of oppositional forces. A battle ensues with 10 Texans killed, 60 wounded and 200 Mexicans killed or wounded. After the second day of fighting, a Texian surrender is agreed upon. Approximately 342 of the captured Texans were not pardoned but were executed on March 27 in the Goliad Massacre with 20 spared and 28 escaped. Anger over Santa Anna's lack of mercy led many future Texan settlers to join the Texan Army.", 'M'], ['Battle of San Jacinto', 'near modern La Porte, Texas', 'April 21, 1836', "After an 18-minute battle, Texans routed Santa Anna's forces, eventually taking Santa Anna prisoner. This was the last battle of the Texas Revolution. 630 Mexicans killed, 208 wounded, 730 captured and 9 Texans killed, 30 wounded.", 'T']] | what is the total number of people killed at the battle of san jacinto? | 639 |
[['Date', 'Opponent', 'Site', 'Result'], ['September 5', 'Alcorn State', 'Independence Stadium • Shreveport. LA', 'L\xa024–28'], ['September 12', 'vs.\xa0Central State*', 'Yankee Stadium • New York, NY', 'L\xa021–37'], ['September 26', 'Bethune-Cookman*', 'Eddie Robinson Stadium • Grambling, LA', 'W\xa021–14'], ['October 3', 'vs.\xa0Prairie View A&M', 'Cotton Bowl • Dallas, TX', 'W\xa028–7'], ['October 10', 'at\xa0Tennessee State*', 'Dudley Field • Nashville, TN', 'W\xa051–9'], ['October 17', 'Mississippi Valley State', 'Eddie Robinson Stadium • Grambling, LA', 'W\xa045–14'], ['October 24', 'at\xa0Jackson State', 'Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium • Jackson, MS', 'L\xa017–31'], ['October 31', 'Texas Southern', 'Eddie Robinson Stadium • Grambling, LA', 'W\xa030–9'], ['November 7', 'at\xa0Alabama State', 'Cramton Bowl • Montgomery, AL', 'L\xa07–17'], ['November 14', 'South Carolina State*', 'Eddie Robinson Stadium • Grambling, LA', 'L\xa013–15'], ['November 28', 'vs.\xa0Southern', 'Louisiana Superdome • New Orleans, LA (XIV Bayou Classic)', 'L\xa021–27']] | how many consecutive wins occurred in october? | 3 |
[['Year', 'Order', 'Quantity', 'GER Nos.'], [1893, 'N31', 1, '999'], [1893, 'H33', 10, '979–988'], [1894, 'L33', 10, '989–998'], [1894, 'E34', 10, '969–978'], [1896, 'N37', 10, '959–968'], [1897, 'H40', 10, '949–958'], [1897, 'O41', 10, '602–608, 946–948'], [1898, 'G42', 10, '542–551'], [1898, 'K43', 10, '562–571']] | were there more n31 or e34 ordered? | E34 |
[['Year', 'Division', 'League', 'Regular Season', 'Playoffs', 'Open Cup'], ['2008', 4, 'NPSL', '2nd, Mid Atlantic', 'Did not qualify', 'Did not qualify'], ['2009', 4, 'NPSL', '5th, Atlantic', 'Did not qualify', 'Did not enter'], ['2010', 4, 'NPSL', '5th, Atlantic', 'Did not qualify', 'Did not enter'], ['2010–11', 5, 'CSL I', 'In progress', nan, nan], ['2011', 4, 'NPSL', '4th, Atlantic', 'Did not qualify', 'Did not enter'], ['2012', 4, 'NPSL', '3rd, Atlantic', 'Did not qualify', 'Did not enter'], ['2013', 4, 'NPSL', '3rd, Atlantic', 'Did not qualify', 'Did not enter']] | which year was more successful, 2010 or 2013? | 2013 |
[['Unnamed: 0', 'Name on the Register', 'Date listed', 'Location', 'City or town', 'Summary'], [1, 'Arnold Trail to Quebec', 'October 1, 1969\\n(#69000018)', 'Along the Kennebec River, through Wayman and Flagstaff lakes along the Dead River and Chain of Ponds to Quebec\\n44°40′49″N 69°59′18″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.680278°N 69.988333°W', 'Coburn Gore', 'Extends through Franklin, Kennebec, Sagadahoc, and Somerset counties'], [2, 'Barn on Lot 8, Range G', 'August 24, 2011\\n(#11000581)', '816 Foster Hill Rd.\\n44°51′29″N 70°13′20″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.858056°N 70.222222°W', 'Freeman Township', nan], [3, 'Bass Boarding House', 'April 7, 1988\\n(#88000396)', 'Canal St.\\n44°35′12″N 70°13′58″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.586667°N 70.232778°W', 'Wilton', nan], [4, 'Ora Blanchard House', 'January 15, 1980\\n(#80000215)', 'Main St.\\n45°08′32″N 70°26′42″W\ufeff / \ufeff45.142222°N 70.445°W', 'Stratton', nan], [5, 'John G. Coburn', 'April 11, 2002\\n(#02000347)', '360 River Rd.\\n44°37′36″N 70°28′36″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.626667°N 70.476667°W', 'Carthage', 'Perhaps the "John G. Coburn House"?'], [6, 'Coplin Plantation Schoolhouse', 'September 11, 1997\\n(#97001132)', 'State Route 16 approximately 4.5 miles southwest of its junction with State Route 27\\n45°05′32″N 70°29′55″W\ufeff / \ufeff45.092222°N 70.498611°W', 'Coplin Plantation', nan], [7, 'Cutler Memorial Library', 'November 2, 1973\\n(#73000104)', 'Academy and High Sts.\\n44°40′09″N 70°08′55″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.669167°N 70.148611°W', 'Farmington', nan], [8, 'Farmington Historic District', 'January 20, 1995\\n(#94001551)', 'Roughly bounded by High, Academy, Anson, and Grove Sts.\\n44°40′14″N 70°08′58″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.670556°N 70.149444°W', 'Farmington', 'Boundary decrease (listed 4/27/2010)'], [9, 'First Congregational Church, United Church of Christ', 'July 25, 1974\\n(#74000149)', 'Main St.\\n44°40′04″N 70°09′00″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.667778°N 70.15°W', 'Farmington', nan], [10, 'Franklin County Courthouse', 'October 6, 1983\\n(#83003641)', 'Main and Anson Sts.\\n44°40′17″N 70°09′08″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.671389°N 70.152222°W', 'Farmington', nan], [11, 'Free Will Baptist Meetinghouse', 'August 28, 1973\\n(#73000264)', 'Main St.\\n44°40′08″N 70°09′03″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.668889°N 70.150833°W', 'Farmington', nan], [12, 'Goodspeed Memorial Library', 'January 5, 1989\\n(#88003019)', '104 Main St.\\n44°35′16″N 70°13′51″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.587778°N 70.230833°W', 'Wilton', nan], [13, 'Greenacre', 'October 29, 1982\\n(#82000422)', '17 Court St.\\n44°40′24″N 70°08′53″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.673333°N 70.148056°W', 'Farmington', nan], [14, 'Chester Greenwood House', 'July 12, 1978\\n(#78000160)', 'State Route 27\\n44°39′39″N 70°08′52″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.660833°N 70.147778°W', 'Farmington', nan], [15, 'Holmes-Crafts Homestead', 'April 26, 1973\\n(#73000105)', 'Old N. Jay Rd. on State Route 4\\n44°31′08″N 70°13′28″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.518889°N 70.224444°W', 'North Jay', nan], [16, 'Frank Hutchins House', 'December 29, 1986\\n(#86003532)', 'High St.\\n44°57′05″N 70°09′54″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.951389°N 70.165°W', 'Kingfield', nan], [17, 'Jay-Niles Memorial Library', 'March 13, 1987\\n(#87000414)', 'State Route 4\\n44°32′53″N 70°14′17″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.548056°N 70.238056°W', 'North Jay', nan], [18, 'Little Red Schoolhouse', 'February 23, 1972\\n(#72000070)', 'South of West Farmington on Wilton Rd.\\n44°37′52″N 70°09′16″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.631111°N 70.154444°W', 'West Farmington', nan], [19, 'Madrid Village Schoolhouse', 'December 14, 1995\\n(#95001460)', 'Western side of Reeds Mills Rd., 0.05 miles north of its junction with State Route 4\\n44°51′53″N 70°27′45″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.864722°N 70.4625°W', 'Madrid', nan], [20, 'Maine Woods Office', 'November 10, 1980\\n(#80000216)', 'Main St.\\n44°49′27″N 70°20′55″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.824167°N 70.348611°W', 'Phillips', nan], [21, 'McCleary Farm', 'April 7, 1989\\n(#89000253)', 'S. Strong Rd.\\n44°45′50″N 70°12′34″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.763889°N 70.209444°W', 'Strong', nan], [22, 'Merrill Hall', 'January 23, 1980\\n(#80000217)', 'Maine and Academy Sts.\\n44°40′09″N 70°08′58″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.669167°N 70.149444°W', 'Farmington', nan], [23, 'New Sharon Bridge', 'September 24, 1999\\n(#99001189)', 'South of U.S. Route 2 over the Sandy River\\n44°38′16″N 70°00′56″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.637778°N 70.015556°W', 'New Sharon', 'To be demolished'], [24, 'New Sharon Congregational Church', 'June 20, 1985\\n(#85001261)', 'State Route 134\\n44°38′10″N 70°00′50″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.636111°N 70.013889°W', 'New Sharon', nan], [25, 'Nordica Homestead', 'December 23, 1969\\n(#69000006)', 'North of Farmington on Holly Rd. off State Route 27\\n44°41′42″N 70°08′43″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.695°N 70.145278°W', 'Farmington', nan], [26, 'North Jay Grange Store', 'October 23, 1974\\n(#74000150)', 'State Route 17\\n44°33′15″N 70°14′09″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.554167°N 70.235833°W', 'North Jay', nan], [27, 'William F. Norton House', 'July 8, 1982\\n(#82000741)', '1 Stanley Ave.\\n44°57′39″N 70°09′06″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.960833°N 70.151667°W', 'Kingfield', nan], [28, 'Old Union Meetinghouse', 'October 30, 1973\\n(#73000106)', 'U.S. Route 2\\n44°37′26″N 70°04′40″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.623889°N 70.077778°W', 'Farmington', nan], [29, 'Oquossoc Log Church', 'July 19, 1984\\n(#84001368)', 'State Route 4\\n44°58′00″N 70°46′14″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.966667°N 70.770556°W', 'Rangeley', nan], [30, 'Orgone Energy Observatory', 'January 29, 1999\\n(#98001602)', 'Western side of Dodge Pond Rd., 0.65 miles north of the junction of State Routes 4/16\\n44°58′54″N 70°43′05″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.981667°N 70.718056°W', 'Rangeley', nan], [31, 'Porter-Bell-Brackley Estate', 'November 10, 1980\\n(#80000218)', 'Lower Main St.\\n44°48′16″N 70°13′14″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.804444°N 70.220556°W', 'Strong', nan], [32, 'Hiram Ramsdell House', 'December 4, 1973\\n(#73000107)', 'High and Perham Sts.\\n44°40′17″N 70°08′59″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.671389°N 70.149722°W', 'Farmington', nan], [33, 'Rangeley Trust Company Building', 'July 13, 1989\\n(#89000846)', 'Main St.\\n44°57′50″N 70°38′32″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.963889°N 70.642222°W', 'Rangeley', nan], [34, 'Rangeley Public Library', 'July 12, 1978\\n(#78000161)', 'Lake St.\\n44°57′53″N 70°38′38″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.964722°N 70.643889°W', 'Rangeley', nan], [35, 'Salem Town House (Former)', 'August 5, 2005\\n(#05000795)', 'State Route 142\\n44°54′05″N 70°16′35″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.901389°N 70.276389°W', 'Salem', nan], [36, 'Temple Intervale School', 'February 8, 1985\\n(#85000240)', 'Temple Intervale\\n44°41′54″N 70°14′45″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.698333°N 70.245833°W', 'Temple', nan], [37, "Thompson's Bridge", 'March 22, 1991\\n(#91000321)', "Over Thompson's Creek off the northern side of State Route 43 at the Franklin-Somerset county line\\n44°43′36″N 70°00′25″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.726667°N 70.006944°W", "Allen's Mills", nan], [38, 'Tufts House', 'May 8, 1979\\n(#79000130)', 'Southeast of Farmington on U.S. Route 2\\n44°38′10″N 70°05′35″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.636111°N 70.093056°W', 'Farmington', nan], [39, 'Union Church', 'July 13, 1989\\n(#89000844)', 'Main and Pleasant Sts.\\n44°49′24″N 70°20′23″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.823333°N 70.339722°W', 'Phillips', nan], [40, 'Upper Dallas School', 'February 9, 1990\\n(#89002345)', 'Saddleback Rd.\\n44°57′55″N 70°36′08″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.965278°N 70.602222°W', 'Dallas Plantation', nan], [41, 'Weld Town Hall', 'June 27, 2007\\n(#07000597)', '17 School St.\\n44°41′51″N 70°25′12″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.6975°N 70.42°W', 'Weld', nan], [42, 'Capt. Joel Whitney House', 'April 22, 2003\\n(#03000293)', '8 Pleasant St.\\n44°49′22″N 70°20′24″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.822778°N 70.34°W', 'Phillips', nan], [43, 'Amos G. Winter House', 'May 3, 1976\\n(#76000191)', "Winter's Hill off State Route 27\\n44°57′33″N 70°09′37″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.959167°N 70.160278°W", 'Kingfield', nan]] | how many historic places were listed in the 1980's? | 17 |
[['Season', 'Skip', 'Third', 'Second', 'Lead', 'Events'], ['1995–96', 'Arnold Asham', 'David Nedohin', 'Sean Nedohin', 'Don Rudd', nan], ['1996–97', 'Dale Duguid', 'James Kirkness', 'David Nedohin', 'Doug Armstrong', nan], ['1997–98', 'David Nedohin (fourth)', 'Randy Ferbey (skip)', 'Carter Rycroft', 'Pat McCallum', nan], ['1998–99', 'David Nedohin (fourth)', 'Randy Ferbey (skip)', 'Scott Pfeifer', 'Carter Rycroft', nan], ['2000–01', 'David Nedohin (fourth)', 'Randy Ferbey (skip)', 'Scott Pfeifer', 'Marcel Rocque', '2001 Alta., Brier, WCC'], ['2001–02', 'David Nedohin (fourth)', 'Randy Ferbey (skip)', 'Scott Pfeifer', 'Marcel Rocque', '2002 Alta., Brier, WCC'], ['2002–03', 'David Nedohin (fourth)', 'Randy Ferbey (skip)', 'Scott Pfeifer', 'Marcel Rocque', '2003 Alta., Brier, WCC'], ['2003–04', 'David Nedohin (fourth)', 'Randy Ferbey (skip)', 'Scott Pfeifer', 'Marcel Rocque', '2004 Alta., Brier'], ['2004–05', 'David Nedohin (fourth)', 'Randy Ferbey (skip)', 'Scott Pfeifer', 'Marcel Rocque', '2005 Alta., Brier, WCC'], ['2007–08', 'David Nedohin (fourth)', 'Randy Ferbey (skip)', 'Scott Pfeifer', 'Marcel Rocque', '2008 Alta.'], ['2008–09', 'David Nedohin (fourth)', 'Randy Ferbey (skip)', 'Scott Pfeifer', 'Marcel Rocque', '2009 Alta.'], ['2009–10', 'David Nedohin (fourth)', 'Randy Ferbey (skip)', 'Scott Pfeifer', 'Marcel Rocque', '2009 COCT, 2010 Alta.'], ['2010–11', 'Randy Ferbey', 'David Nedohin', 'Blayne Iskiw', 'David Harper', '2011 Alta.'], ['2011–12', 'David Nedohin (fourth)', 'Randy Ferbey (skip)', 'Ted Appelman', 'Brendan Melnyk', nan], ['2012–13', 'David Nedohin', 'Colin Hodgson', 'Mike Westlund', 'Tom Sallows', nan], ['2013–14', 'Kevin Martin', 'David Nedohin', 'Marc Kennedy', 'Ben Hebert', '2013 COCT, 2014 Alta.']] | how many skip positions has this curler played? | 12 |
[['Year', 'Title', 'Album', 'UK', 'B-sides'], [2004, 'Kim Wilde (Download-only)', 'Grey Will Fade', '—', nan], [2004, 'Summer', 'Grey Will Fade', '31', 'Commodore; SMUT'], [2005, 'Bastardo', 'Grey Will Fade', '31', '3 Minutes; I Am a Kamera'], [2006, 'Behave', 'The Deep Blue', '168', 'Mr. Ed; Cousteau (Extended Version);\\nBehave (Luke Smith Clor Remix)'], [2007, 'I Want You to Know', 'The Deep Blue', '108', 'Sister Universe; Suspiria'], [2007, 'Siberia', 'The Deep Blue', '—', "Last Night; This Is Pop; I Don't Need Anyone"], [2007, 'Again', 'The Deep Blue', '—', 'Again (acoustic)'], [2007, 'CH V FD (Deep Blue remixes)', 'Non-album single', '—', "Dawn Treader (Fredmix); It Isn't Over (Fredmix)"], [2009, 'White', 'New Worlds', '—', 'White (Squarepusher Remix); White (Adem Remix);\\nWhite (Heartbeat Remix)'], [2009, 'Alexander', 'New Worlds', '—', 'Alexander (Radio Edit);\\nAlexander (Blacknred Remix)']] | what album had the singles "i want you to know" and "again" on them? | The Deep Blue |
[['Unnamed: 0', 'Name on the Register', 'Date listed', 'Location', 'City or town', 'Summary'], [1, 'Arnold Trail to Quebec', 'October 1, 1969\\n(#69000018)', 'Along the Kennebec River, through Wayman and Flagstaff lakes along the Dead River and Chain of Ponds to Quebec\\n44°40′49″N 69°59′18″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.680278°N 69.988333°W', 'Coburn Gore', 'Extends through Franklin, Kennebec, Sagadahoc, and Somerset counties'], [2, 'Barn on Lot 8, Range G', 'August 24, 2011\\n(#11000581)', '816 Foster Hill Rd.\\n44°51′29″N 70°13′20″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.858056°N 70.222222°W', 'Freeman Township', nan], [3, 'Bass Boarding House', 'April 7, 1988\\n(#88000396)', 'Canal St.\\n44°35′12″N 70°13′58″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.586667°N 70.232778°W', 'Wilton', nan], [4, 'Ora Blanchard House', 'January 15, 1980\\n(#80000215)', 'Main St.\\n45°08′32″N 70°26′42″W\ufeff / \ufeff45.142222°N 70.445°W', 'Stratton', nan], [5, 'John G. Coburn', 'April 11, 2002\\n(#02000347)', '360 River Rd.\\n44°37′36″N 70°28′36″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.626667°N 70.476667°W', 'Carthage', 'Perhaps the "John G. Coburn House"?'], [6, 'Coplin Plantation Schoolhouse', 'September 11, 1997\\n(#97001132)', 'State Route 16 approximately 4.5 miles southwest of its junction with State Route 27\\n45°05′32″N 70°29′55″W\ufeff / \ufeff45.092222°N 70.498611°W', 'Coplin Plantation', nan], [7, 'Cutler Memorial Library', 'November 2, 1973\\n(#73000104)', 'Academy and High Sts.\\n44°40′09″N 70°08′55″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.669167°N 70.148611°W', 'Farmington', nan], [8, 'Farmington Historic District', 'January 20, 1995\\n(#94001551)', 'Roughly bounded by High, Academy, Anson, and Grove Sts.\\n44°40′14″N 70°08′58″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.670556°N 70.149444°W', 'Farmington', 'Boundary decrease (listed 4/27/2010)'], [9, 'First Congregational Church, United Church of Christ', 'July 25, 1974\\n(#74000149)', 'Main St.\\n44°40′04″N 70°09′00″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.667778°N 70.15°W', 'Farmington', nan], [10, 'Franklin County Courthouse', 'October 6, 1983\\n(#83003641)', 'Main and Anson Sts.\\n44°40′17″N 70°09′08″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.671389°N 70.152222°W', 'Farmington', nan], [11, 'Free Will Baptist Meetinghouse', 'August 28, 1973\\n(#73000264)', 'Main St.\\n44°40′08″N 70°09′03″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.668889°N 70.150833°W', 'Farmington', nan], [12, 'Goodspeed Memorial Library', 'January 5, 1989\\n(#88003019)', '104 Main St.\\n44°35′16″N 70°13′51″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.587778°N 70.230833°W', 'Wilton', nan], [13, 'Greenacre', 'October 29, 1982\\n(#82000422)', '17 Court St.\\n44°40′24″N 70°08′53″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.673333°N 70.148056°W', 'Farmington', nan], [14, 'Chester Greenwood House', 'July 12, 1978\\n(#78000160)', 'State Route 27\\n44°39′39″N 70°08′52″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.660833°N 70.147778°W', 'Farmington', nan], [15, 'Holmes-Crafts Homestead', 'April 26, 1973\\n(#73000105)', 'Old N. Jay Rd. on State Route 4\\n44°31′08″N 70°13′28″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.518889°N 70.224444°W', 'North Jay', nan], [16, 'Frank Hutchins House', 'December 29, 1986\\n(#86003532)', 'High St.\\n44°57′05″N 70°09′54″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.951389°N 70.165°W', 'Kingfield', nan], [17, 'Jay-Niles Memorial Library', 'March 13, 1987\\n(#87000414)', 'State Route 4\\n44°32′53″N 70°14′17″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.548056°N 70.238056°W', 'North Jay', nan], [18, 'Little Red Schoolhouse', 'February 23, 1972\\n(#72000070)', 'South of West Farmington on Wilton Rd.\\n44°37′52″N 70°09′16″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.631111°N 70.154444°W', 'West Farmington', nan], [19, 'Madrid Village Schoolhouse', 'December 14, 1995\\n(#95001460)', 'Western side of Reeds Mills Rd., 0.05 miles north of its junction with State Route 4\\n44°51′53″N 70°27′45″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.864722°N 70.4625°W', 'Madrid', nan], [20, 'Maine Woods Office', 'November 10, 1980\\n(#80000216)', 'Main St.\\n44°49′27″N 70°20′55″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.824167°N 70.348611°W', 'Phillips', nan], [21, 'McCleary Farm', 'April 7, 1989\\n(#89000253)', 'S. Strong Rd.\\n44°45′50″N 70°12′34″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.763889°N 70.209444°W', 'Strong', nan], [22, 'Merrill Hall', 'January 23, 1980\\n(#80000217)', 'Maine and Academy Sts.\\n44°40′09″N 70°08′58″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.669167°N 70.149444°W', 'Farmington', nan], [23, 'New Sharon Bridge', 'September 24, 1999\\n(#99001189)', 'South of U.S. Route 2 over the Sandy River\\n44°38′16″N 70°00′56″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.637778°N 70.015556°W', 'New Sharon', 'To be demolished'], [24, 'New Sharon Congregational Church', 'June 20, 1985\\n(#85001261)', 'State Route 134\\n44°38′10″N 70°00′50″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.636111°N 70.013889°W', 'New Sharon', nan], [25, 'Nordica Homestead', 'December 23, 1969\\n(#69000006)', 'North of Farmington on Holly Rd. off State Route 27\\n44°41′42″N 70°08′43″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.695°N 70.145278°W', 'Farmington', nan], [26, 'North Jay Grange Store', 'October 23, 1974\\n(#74000150)', 'State Route 17\\n44°33′15″N 70°14′09″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.554167°N 70.235833°W', 'North Jay', nan], [27, 'William F. Norton House', 'July 8, 1982\\n(#82000741)', '1 Stanley Ave.\\n44°57′39″N 70°09′06″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.960833°N 70.151667°W', 'Kingfield', nan], [28, 'Old Union Meetinghouse', 'October 30, 1973\\n(#73000106)', 'U.S. Route 2\\n44°37′26″N 70°04′40″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.623889°N 70.077778°W', 'Farmington', nan], [29, 'Oquossoc Log Church', 'July 19, 1984\\n(#84001368)', 'State Route 4\\n44°58′00″N 70°46′14″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.966667°N 70.770556°W', 'Rangeley', nan], [30, 'Orgone Energy Observatory', 'January 29, 1999\\n(#98001602)', 'Western side of Dodge Pond Rd., 0.65 miles north of the junction of State Routes 4/16\\n44°58′54″N 70°43′05″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.981667°N 70.718056°W', 'Rangeley', nan], [31, 'Porter-Bell-Brackley Estate', 'November 10, 1980\\n(#80000218)', 'Lower Main St.\\n44°48′16″N 70°13′14″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.804444°N 70.220556°W', 'Strong', nan], [32, 'Hiram Ramsdell House', 'December 4, 1973\\n(#73000107)', 'High and Perham Sts.\\n44°40′17″N 70°08′59″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.671389°N 70.149722°W', 'Farmington', nan], [33, 'Rangeley Trust Company Building', 'July 13, 1989\\n(#89000846)', 'Main St.\\n44°57′50″N 70°38′32″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.963889°N 70.642222°W', 'Rangeley', nan], [34, 'Rangeley Public Library', 'July 12, 1978\\n(#78000161)', 'Lake St.\\n44°57′53″N 70°38′38″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.964722°N 70.643889°W', 'Rangeley', nan], [35, 'Salem Town House (Former)', 'August 5, 2005\\n(#05000795)', 'State Route 142\\n44°54′05″N 70°16′35″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.901389°N 70.276389°W', 'Salem', nan], [36, 'Temple Intervale School', 'February 8, 1985\\n(#85000240)', 'Temple Intervale\\n44°41′54″N 70°14′45″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.698333°N 70.245833°W', 'Temple', nan], [37, "Thompson's Bridge", 'March 22, 1991\\n(#91000321)', "Over Thompson's Creek off the northern side of State Route 43 at the Franklin-Somerset county line\\n44°43′36″N 70°00′25″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.726667°N 70.006944°W", "Allen's Mills", nan], [38, 'Tufts House', 'May 8, 1979\\n(#79000130)', 'Southeast of Farmington on U.S. Route 2\\n44°38′10″N 70°05′35″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.636111°N 70.093056°W', 'Farmington', nan], [39, 'Union Church', 'July 13, 1989\\n(#89000844)', 'Main and Pleasant Sts.\\n44°49′24″N 70°20′23″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.823333°N 70.339722°W', 'Phillips', nan], [40, 'Upper Dallas School', 'February 9, 1990\\n(#89002345)', 'Saddleback Rd.\\n44°57′55″N 70°36′08″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.965278°N 70.602222°W', 'Dallas Plantation', nan], [41, 'Weld Town Hall', 'June 27, 2007\\n(#07000597)', '17 School St.\\n44°41′51″N 70°25′12″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.6975°N 70.42°W', 'Weld', nan], [42, 'Capt. Joel Whitney House', 'April 22, 2003\\n(#03000293)', '8 Pleasant St.\\n44°49′22″N 70°20′24″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.822778°N 70.34°W', 'Phillips', nan], [43, 'Amos G. Winter House', 'May 3, 1976\\n(#76000191)', "Winter's Hill off State Route 27\\n44°57′33″N 70°09′37″W\ufeff / \ufeff44.959167°N 70.160278°W", 'Kingfield', nan]] | how many historic places are in new sharon? | 2 |
[['Entered', 'Wrestler', 'Place', 'Eliminated by', 'Time'], [1, 'Junior Fatu', '7th', 'Hoyt, Kaz, Sabin, Young, and Roode', '03:00'], [2, 'Robert Roode', 'Advanced to Part Three', '-', '06:47'], [3, 'Kaz', '5th', 'Roode', '05:32'], [4, 'Alex Shelley', '3rd', 'Young', '06:47'], [5, 'Eric Young', 'Advanced to Part Three', '-', '06:47'], [6, 'Chris Sabin', '6th', 'Kaz', '04:55'], [7, 'Lance Hoyt', '4th', 'Roode', '06:06'], [8, 'James Storm', '8th', 'Young', '00:05']] | who entered before robert roode? | Junior Fatu |
[['Year', 'Competition', 'Venue', 'Position', 'Notes'], [2005, 'European U23 Championships', 'Erfurt, Germany', '7th', '72.81 m'], [2008, 'Olympic Games', 'Beijing, China', '8th', '82.06 m (=PB)'], [2009, 'Universiade', 'Belgrade, Serbia', '5th', '78.29 m'], [2010, 'European Championships', 'Barcelona, Spain', '14th (q)', '76.29 m'], [2012, 'Olympic Games', 'London, United Kingdom', '15th (q)', '80.06 m'], [2013, 'World Championships', 'Moscow, Russia', '32nd (q)', '72.66 m']] | number of competitions | 6 |
[['Year', 'Conservative\\ncouncillors', 'Labour\\ncouncillors', 'Independent\\ncouncillors', 'Liberal\\ncouncillors'], [1947, 3, 2, 18, 1], [1951, 5, 2, 17, 0], [1952, 3, 3, 18, 0], [1953, 4, 3, 17, 0], [1954, 3, 4, 17, 0], [1955, 2, 5, 17, 0], [1956, 2, 6, 16, 0], [1957, 2, 5, 17, 0], [1958, 2, 6, 16, 0], [1960, 2, 5, 16, 1], [1961, 2, 5, 15, 2], [1963, 2, 6, 12, 4], [1964, 3, 6, 11, 4], [1965, 4, 5, 11, 3], [1966, 9, 4, 6, 5], [1967, 9, 4, 9, 2], [1972, 10, 10, 3, 1]] | did the year 1957 have more or less than 4 liberal councillors? | Less |
[['Place', 'Nation', '5 Hoops', '3 Balls,\\n2 Ribbons', 'Total'], [1, 'Bulgaria', '19.800 (1)', '19.800 (1)', 39.6], [2, 'Spain', '19.700 (3)', '19.700 (2)', 39.4], [3, 'Belarus', '19.733 (2)', '19.600 (3)', 39.333], [4, 'Russia', '19.600 (4)', '19.566 (4)', 39.166], [5, 'Ukraine', '19.366 (5)', '15.500 (5)', 38.866], [6, 'Japan', '19.166 (6)', '19.333 (7)', 38.499], [7, 'Italy', '19.066 (7)', '19.400 (6)', 38.466], [8, 'Hungary', '18.766 (8)', '19.166 (8)', 37.932]] | other than spain, name a country that beat russia overall. | Belarus |
[['Year', 'Location(s)', 'Number of contestants', 'Ladies winner', "Men's winner"], [1965, 'Skåne, Blekinge, Denmark', '156', 'Sweden Inga-Britt Bengtsson', 'Sweden Nils Bohman'], [1966, 'Småland (4), Västergötland', '672', 'Sweden Kerstin Granstedt', 'Finland Juhani Salmenkylä'], [1967, 'Motala', '1 910', 'Sweden Ulla Lindkvist', 'Sweden Kalle Johansson'], [1968, 'Borås', '3 250', 'Sweden Ulla Lindkvist', 'Norway Åge Hadler'], [1969, 'Rommehed', '5 355', 'Sweden Ulla Lindkvist', 'Sweden Stefan Green'], [1970, 'Kristianstad', '6 378', 'Sweden Ulla Lindkvist', 'Sweden Bernt Frilén'], [1971, 'Malmköping', '8 627', 'Sweden Ulla Lindkvist', 'Sweden Hans Aurell'], [1972, 'Eksjö', '8 253', 'Sweden Ulla Lindkvist', 'Sweden Hans Aurell'], [1973, 'Rättvik', '10 449', 'Sweden Ulla Lindkvist', 'Sweden Bengt Gustafsson'], [1974, 'Kristianstad', '10 196', 'Sweden Ulla Lindkvist', 'Sweden Ernst Jönsson'], [1975, 'Haninge', '9 322', 'Sweden Anne Lundmark', 'Finland Matti Mäkinen'], [1976, 'Ransäter', '14 843', 'Hungary Sarolta Monspart', 'Sweden Gert Pettersson'], [1977, 'Visby', '7 186', 'Finland Liisa Veijalainen', 'Norway Sigurd Dæhli'], [1978, 'Skara', '15 148', 'Finland Liisa Veijalainen', 'Sweden Kjell Lauri'], [1979, 'Örebro', '15 842', 'Sweden Britt-Marie Karlsson', 'Sweden Lars-Henrik Undeland'], [1980, 'Uppsala', '15 142', 'Finland Liisa Veijalainen', 'Sweden Lars Lönnkvist'], [1981, 'Mohed', '18 983', 'Sweden Annichen Kringstad', 'Sweden Jörgen Mårtensson'], [1982, 'Luleå', '13 631', 'Sweden Annichen Kringstad', 'Sweden Lars Lönnkvist'], [1983, 'Anderstorp', '22 498', 'Sweden Annichen Kringstad', 'Sweden Håkan Eriksson'], [1984, 'Bräkne-Hoby', '16 123', 'Sweden Karin Gunnarsson', 'Sweden Kent Olsson'], [1985, 'Falun', '25 021', 'Sweden Annichen Kringstad', 'Sweden Joakim Ingelsson'], [1986, 'Borås', '17 353', 'Sweden Annichen Kringstad', 'Sweden Anders Erik Olsson'], [1987, 'Norrköping', '16 216', 'Sweden Katarina Borg', 'Sweden Lars Lönnkvist'], [1988, 'Sundsvall', '16 413', 'Sweden Barbro Lönnkvist', 'Sweden Lars Lönnkvist'], [1989, 'Östersund', '17 818', 'Sweden Barbro Lönnkvist', 'Sweden Niklas Löwegren'], [1990, 'Göteborg', '20 172', 'Norway Ragnhild Bente Andersen', 'Sweden Per Ek'], [1991, 'Arboga', '16 581', 'Sweden Arja Hannus', 'Sweden Håkan Eriksson'], [1992, 'Södertälje', '17 806', 'Sweden Gunilla Svärd', 'Denmark Allan Mogensen'], [1993, 'Falkenberg', '15 006', 'Sweden Annika Zell', 'Norway Petter Thoresen'], [1994, 'Örnsköldsvik', '14 414', 'Sweden Katarina Borg', 'Norway Petter Thoresen'], [1995, 'Hässleholm', '14 304', 'Finland Eija Koskivaara', 'Sweden Jörgen Olsson'], [1996, 'Karlstad', '17 007', 'Sweden Annika Zell', 'Sweden Jörgen Mårtensson'], [1997, 'Umeå', '11 179', 'Sweden Katarina Borg', 'Sweden Jörgen Mårtensson'], [1998, 'Gävle', '13 249', 'Norway Hanne Staff', 'Sweden Johan Ivarsson'], [1999, 'Borlänge', '15 238', 'Sweden Jenny Johansson', 'Sweden Fredrik Löwegren'], [2000, 'Hallsberg', '13 740', 'Norway Hanne Staff', 'Sweden Jimmy Birklin'], [2001, 'Märsta', '12 525', 'Sweden Marlena Jansson', 'Sweden Johan Ivarsson'], [2002, 'Skövde', '14 651', 'Switzerland Simone Niggli-Luder', 'Finland Mats Haldin'], [2003, 'Uddevalla', '14 998', 'United Kingdom Heather Monro', 'Finland Mats Haldin'], [2004, 'Göteborg', '13 259', 'Sweden Jenny Johansson', 'Russia Valentin Novikov'], [2005, 'Skillingaryd', '12 657', 'Sweden Emma Engstrand', 'Sweden Emil Wingstedt'], [2006, 'Mohed', '13 500', 'Switzerland Simone Niggli-Luder', 'Lithuania Simonas Krepsta'], [2007, 'Mjölby', '14 300', 'Switzerland Simone Niggli-Luder', 'Norway Anders Nordberg'], [2008, 'Sälen', '24 375', 'Norway Anne Margrethe Hausken', 'Finland Tero Föhr'], [2009, 'Eksjö', '15 589', 'Sweden Helena Jansson', 'Sweden Martin Johansson'], [2010, 'Örebro', '16 069', 'Switzerland Simone Niggli-Luder', 'Sweden David Andersson'], [2011, 'Mohed', '12 939', 'Sweden Tove Alexandersson', 'Sweden Erik Rost'], [2012, 'Halmstad', '21172', 'Russia Tatiana Ryabkina', 'Norway Olav Lundanes'], [2013, 'Boden', '12907', 'Sweden\xa0 Tove Alexandersson', 'France Thierry Gueorgiou'], [2014, 'Kristianstad', nan, nan, nan], [2015, 'Borås', nan, nan, nan], [2016, 'Sälen', nan, nan, nan]] | who's name was listed the most under male winner's. | Lars Lönnkvist |
[['Common names\\nSubspecies', 'Pacific\\n(critchfieldiana)', 'Columbia\\n(ponderosa)', 'Rocky Mountains\\n(scopulorum)', 'Southwestern\\n(brachyptera)', 'Central High Plains\\n(readiana)'], ['Years needles remain green', '3.9±0.25, N=30', '4.7±0.14, N=50', '5.7±0.28, N=23', '4.3±0.18, N=24', '4.7±0.18, N=5'], ['Foliage length on branch, cm', '25.1±2.4, N=30', '26.2±2.2, N=50', '21.1±1.7, N=23', '21.8±2.7, N=24', '42.2±6.7, N=5'], ['Needle length, cm', '19.8±0.44, N=30', '16.8±0.29, N=48', '11.2±0.27, N=23', '14.7±0.45, N=24', '15.6±0.57, N=5'], ['Needles per fascicle', '3.0±0.00, N=30', '3.0±0.00, N=48', '2.6±0.06, N=23', '3.0±0.03, N=24', '2.4±0.11, N=5'], ['Needle thickness', '45.9±0.49, N=30', '47.8±0.51, N=48', '46.4±0.68, N=23', '44.8±0.87, N=24', '49.7±0.61, N=5'], ['Branches per whorl', '4.4±0.13, N=30', '3.7±0.11, N=50', '3.0±0.17, N=23', '3.4±0.25, N=23', '2.3±0.11, N=5'], ['Branch angle ° from vert.', '56±1.8, N=30', '51±1.7, N=50', '50±2.3, N=23', '48±3.1, N=24', '36±1.9, N=5'], ['Seed cones length, mm', '101.4±2.48, N=25', '88.7±1.24, N=36', '70.7±2.20, N=22', '74.9±2.51, N=20', '71.1±2.46, N=5'], ['Seed cones width, mm', '77.1±1.35, N=25', '71.6±0.73, N=36', '61.5±1.08, N=22', '62.6±1.77, N=20', '63.3±2.18, N=5'], ['Seed cone form W/L', '0.80±0.03, N=25', '0.84±0.03, N=36', '0.90±0.02, N=22', '0.86±0.02, N=20', '0.90±0.03, N=5'], ['Seed length, mm', '7.5±0.08, N=23', '7.6±0.16, N=14', '6.3±0.09, N=17', '6.4±0.18, N=16', '7.0±0.12, N=5'], ['Seed width, mm', '4.9±0.05, N=23', '4.9±0.08, N=14', '4.1±0.05, N=17', '4.3±0.09, N=16', '4.5±0.10, N=5'], ['Seed + wing length, mm', '32.3±0.58, N=23', '24.8±0.62, N=14', '22.9±0.63, N=17', '23.3±0.68, N=15', '23.1±0.78, N=5'], ['Mature cone color', 'apple green to yellow green', 'green & red-brown to dk. purple', 'green & red-brown to dk. purple', nan, 'green & red-brown to dk. purple']] | how many additional years will the rocky mountains (scopulorum) subspecies of p. ponderosa needles remain green compared to pacific (critchfieldiana)? | 1.8 years |
[['Rank', 'Name', 'Height\\nft / m', 'Floors', 'Year', 'Notes'], ['1', 'Rhodes State Office Tower', '629 / 192', 41, 1973, 'Has been the tallest building in Columbus and the tallest mid-block skyscraper in Ohio since 1973. Tallest building constructed in Columbus in the 1970s.'], ['2', 'LeVeque Tower', '555 / 169', 47, 1927, 'Tallest building constructed in Columbus in the 1920s.'], ['3', 'William Green Building', '530 / 162', 33, 1990, 'Tallest building constructed in Columbus in the 1990s.'], ['4', 'Huntington Center', '512 / 156', 37, 1984, 'Tallest building constructed in Columbus in the 1980s.'], ['5', 'Vern Riffe State Office Tower', '503 / 153', 32, 1988, nan], ['6', 'One Nationwide Plaza', '485 / 148', 40, 1976, nan], ['7', 'Franklin County Courthouse', '464 / 141', 27, 1991, nan], ['8', 'AEP Building', '456 / 139', 31, 1983, nan], ['9', 'Borden Building', '438 / 134', 34, 1974, nan], ['10', 'Three Nationwide Plaza', '408 / 124', 27, 1989, nan], ['11', 'One Columbus Center', '366 / 112', 26, 1987, nan], ['12', 'Columbus Center', '357 / 109', 25, 1964, 'Tallest building constructed in Columbus in the 1960s. Was built as the Bank One Tower.'], ['13', 'Capitol Square', '350 / 107', 26, 1984, nan], ['14', 'Continental Center', '348 / 106', 26, 1973, nan], ['15', 'PNC Bank Building', '317 / 97', 25, 1977, nan], ['16', 'Miranova Condominiums', '314 / 96', 26, 2001, 'Tallest residential building in the state of Ohio. Tallest building built in the 2000s.'], ['17', 'Fifth Third Center', '302 / 92', 25, 1998, nan], ['18', 'Motorists Mutual Building', '286 / 87', 21, 1973, nan], ['19', 'Midland Building', '280 / 85', 21, 1970, nan], ['20', 'The Condominiums at North Bank Park', '267 / 81', 20, 2007, nan], ['21=', 'Lincoln Tower Dormitory', '260 / 79', 26, 1967, nan], ['21=', 'Morrill Tower Dormitory', '260 / 79', 26, 1967, nan], ['23', 'Hyatt Regency Columbus', '256 / 78', 20, 1980, nan], ['24', 'Key Bank Building', '253 / 77', 20, 1963, nan], ['25', "Adam's Mark Hotel", '243 / 74', 16, 1961, nan], ['26', 'Town Center', '226 / 69', 17, 1974, nan], ['27', '8 East Broad Street', '212 / 64.6', 17, 1906, nan], ['28', 'Huntington Building', '202 / 59.4', 13, 1926, nan], ['29', 'Ohio Judicial Center', '200 / 57.9', 14, 1933, nan], ['30', '16 East Broad Street', '180 / 64.4', 13, 1900, nan]] | how many buildings on this table are taller than 450 feet? | 8 |
[['Rank', 'Nation', 'Gold', 'Silver', 'Bronze', 'Total'], ['1', 'Cuba', 4, 3, 2, 9], ['2', 'Canada', 4, 2, 1, 7], ['3', 'United States', 2, 0, 2, 4], ['4', 'Mexico', 1, 1, 0, 2], ['5', 'Ecuador', 1, 0, 0, 1], ['6', 'Argentina', 0, 4, 3, 7], ['7', 'Brazil', 0, 2, 2, 4], ['8', 'Chile', 0, 0, 1, 1], ['8', 'Venezuela', 0, 0, 1, 1], ['Total', 'Total', 12, 12, 12, 36]] | which is the only nation to win a gold medal and nothing else? | Ecuador |
[['Month', 'Jan', 'Feb', 'Mar', 'Apr', 'May', 'Jun', 'Jul', 'Aug', 'Sep', 'Oct', 'Nov', 'Dec', 'Year'], ['Record high °C (°F)', '10.8\\n(51.4)', '10.7\\n(51.3)', '25.7\\n(78.3)', '29.2\\n(84.6)', '35.4\\n(95.7)', '38.3\\n(100.9)', '36.7\\n(98.1)', '40.0\\n(104)', '35.1\\n(95.2)', '27.8\\n(82)', '21.0\\n(69.8)', '12.9\\n(55.2)', '40.0\\n(104)'], ['Average high °C (°F)', '−8.5\\n(16.7)', '−6.2\\n(20.8)', '1.6\\n(34.9)', '11.6\\n(52.9)', '18.1\\n(64.6)', '22.1\\n(71.8)', '25.2\\n(77.4)', '24.6\\n(76.3)', '18.6\\n(65.5)', '10.8\\n(51.4)', '−0.2\\n(31.6)', '−6.6\\n(20.1)', '9.3\\n(48.7)'], ['Daily mean °C (°F)', '−14.5\\n(5.9)', '−11.6\\n(11.1)', '−4.1\\n(24.6)', '4.8\\n(40.6)', '11.0\\n(51.8)', '15.5\\n(59.9)', '18.1\\n(64.6)', '17.3\\n(63.1)', '11.6\\n(52.9)', '4.1\\n(39.4)', '−5.2\\n(22.6)', '−11.9\\n(10.6)', '4.9\\n(40.8)'], ['Average low °C (°F)', '−19.0\\n(−2.2)', '−16.9\\n(1.6)', '−9.4\\n(15.1)', '−2.1\\n(28.2)', '3.8\\n(38.8)', '8.8\\n(47.8)', '11.0\\n(51.8)', '10.0\\n(50)', '4.4\\n(39.9)', '−2.5\\n(27.5)', '−10.4\\n(13.3)', '−17.1\\n(1.2)', '−3.3\\n(26.1)'], ['Record low °C (°F)', '−40.4\\n(−40.7)', '−43.4\\n(−46.1)', '−34.7\\n(−30.5)', '−17.4\\n(0.7)', '−11.4\\n(11.5)', '−2.3\\n(27.9)', '3.4\\n(38.1)', '-0.0\\n(32)', '−10.7\\n(12.7)', '−26.3\\n(−15.3)', '−36.1\\n(−33)', '−40.4\\n(−40.7)', '−43.4\\n(−46.1)'], ['Precipitation mm (inches)', '10.9\\n(0.429)', '6.7\\n(0.264)', '11.7\\n(0.461)', '23.5\\n(0.925)', '40.3\\n(1.587)', '67.0\\n(2.638)', '58.4\\n(2.299)', '43.8\\n(1.724)', '28.8\\n(1.134)', '13.2\\n(0.52)', '10.6\\n(0.417)', '12.7\\n(0.5)', '327.6\\n(12.898)'], ['Rainfall mm (inches)', '0.3\\n(0.012)', '0.3\\n(0.012)', '1.7\\n(0.067)', '15.6\\n(0.614)', '38.3\\n(1.508)', '67.0\\n(2.638)', '58.7\\n(2.311)', '43.8\\n(1.724)', '28.5\\n(1.122)', '8.3\\n(0.327)', '1.9\\n(0.075)', '0.2\\n(0.008)', '264.6\\n(10.417)'], ['Snowfall cm (inches)', '15.6\\n(6.14)', '9.6\\n(3.78)', '12.9\\n(5.08)', '9.5\\n(3.74)', '2.1\\n(0.83)', '0.04\\n(0.016)', '0\\n(0)', '0\\n(0)', '0.8\\n(0.31)', '6.5\\n(2.56)', '12.0\\n(4.72)', '17.5\\n(6.89)', '86.5\\n(34.06)']] | which month had 12.9 as their record high temperature and a negative average high in temperature? | Dec |
[['Year', 'Single', 'Peak chart positions\\nAT', 'Peak chart positions\\nUK', 'Peak chart positions\\nU.S.\\nDance', 'Peak chart positions\\nU.S.\\nRock', 'Peak chart positions\\nGER', 'Peak chart positions\\nSUI', 'Peak chart positions\\nNED', 'Peak chart positions\\nSWE', 'Album'], ['1988 / 89', 'Bring Me Edelweiss', '1', '5', '7', '24', '2', '1', '2', '1', 'Singles only'], ['1989', "I Can't Get No... Edelweiss", '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', 'Singles only'], ['1992', 'Raumschiff Edelweiss / "Starship Edelweiss"', '1', '—', '—', '—', '7', '8', '19', '25', 'Wonderful World of Edelweiss'], ['1992', 'Planet Edelweiss', '14', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', 'Wonderful World of Edelweiss'], ['1993', 'Beam Me Up', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', 'Wonderful World of Edelweiss'], ['1993', 'Ski Instructor', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', 'Wonderful World of Edelweiss'], ['1997', 'Edeltaler Hochzeitsmarsch (Kein Sex vor der Ehe)', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', 'Singles only'], ['2001', 'Bring Me Edelweiss (Remix)', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', '—', 'Singles only']] | how many years after "i can't get no... edelweiss" did the single "bring me edelweiss" (remix) appear? | 12 |
[['Number/name', 'Wheel arrangement', 'Builder', 'Year', 'Disposition and\\nLocation'], ['1\\nSan Francisco', '4-4-0', 'Norris Locomotive Works', '1862', 'To Southern Pacific #2, #1109. Unknown.'], ['2\\nSan Jose', '4-4-0', 'Norris Locomotive Works', '1862', 'To SF&NP as Little Josie. To Northwestern Pacific Railroad #1. Retired in 1921.'], ['3\\nT. Dame', '4-4-0', 'Norris Locomotive Works', nan, 'To Southern Pacific #3, #1110. Unknown.'], ['4\\nA.H. Houston', '4-4-0', 'Cooke Locomotive and Machine Works', '11/1863', 'To Southern Pacific #4. Unknown.'], ['5\\nChas. McLaughlin', '4-4-0', 'Cooke Locomotive and Machine Works', nan, 'To Southern Pacific #5. Unknown.'], ['6\\nCalifornia', '4-4-0', 'H. J. Booth at Union Iron Works', '7/1865', 'To Southern Pacific #6, #1303. Rebuilt 1873. Scrapped in 1911.'], ['7\\nAtlantic', '4-4-0', 'H.J. Booth at Union Iron Works', '1865', 'To Southern Pacific #7, #1231, scrapped in 1895.'], ['8\\nUnion', '0-4-0', 'H.J. Booth at Union Iron Works', '6/1867', 'To Southern Pacific #8, #1002. Unknown.'], ['9\\nDonahue', '4-4-0', 'Cooke Locomotive and Machine Works', '4/1870', 'To Southern Pacific #9. Unknown.'], ['10\\nNewhall', nan, nan, nan, 'To Southern Pacific #10. Unknown.'], ['11\\nMenlo Park', '4-4-0', 'Mason Machine Works', '4/16/1870', 'To Southern Pacific #11. Unknown.'], ['12\\nRacer', nan, 'McK/A', '7/1868', 'To Southern Pacific #12. Unknown.'], ['13\\nShoshone', nan, 'Norris Locomotive Works', '6/1867', 'To Southern Pacific #13. Unknown.'], ['14\\nRed Eagle', nan, 'Cooke Locomotive and Machine Works', '7/1868', 'To Southern Pacific #14. Unknown.'], ['15\\nBlack Deer', nan, 'McK/A', '10/1867', 'To Southern Pacific #15. Unknown.'], ['16\\nReindeer', nan, 'Schenectady Locomotive Works', '11/1868', 'To Southern Pacific #1151. Unknown.'], ['17\\nMohave', nan, 'Norris Locomotive Works', '7/1860', 'To Southern Pacific #17. Unknown.'], ['18\\nPeeler', nan, 'Rhode Island Locomotive Works', '11/1868', 'To Southern Pacific #18. Unknown.'], ['19\\nRaven', nan, 'Schenectady Locomotive Works', '10/1868', 'To Southern Pacific #19. Unknown.'], ['20', nan, 'Baldwin Locomotive Works', '6/1872', 'To Southern Pacific #20. Unknown.']] | how many of these locomotives had the same builder as the a.h. houston? | 3 |
[['Season', 'Winner', 'Team', 'Position', 'Age'], ['1932–33', 'Carl Voss', 'Detroit Red Wings', 'C', '25'], ['1933–34', 'Russ Blinco', 'Montreal Maroons', 'C', '25'], ['1934–35', 'Sweeney Schriner', 'New York Americans', 'LW', '22'], ['1935–36', 'Mike Karakas', 'Chicago Black Hawks', 'G', '23'], ['1936–37', 'Syl Apps', 'Toronto Maple Leafs', 'C', '21'], ['1937–38', 'Cully Dahlstrom', 'Chicago Black Hawks', 'C', '24'], ['1938–39', 'Frank Brimsek', 'Boston Bruins', 'G', '24'], ['1939–40', 'Kilby MacDonald', 'New York Rangers', 'LW', '25'], ['1940–41', 'Johnny Quilty', 'Montreal Canadiens', 'C', '19'], ['1941–42', 'Grant Warwick', 'New York Rangers', 'RW', '19'], ['1942–43', 'Gaye Stewart', 'Toronto Maple Leafs', 'RW', '19'], ['1943–44', 'Gus Bodnar', 'Toronto Maple Leafs', 'C', '20'], ['1944–45', 'Frank McCool', 'Toronto Maple Leafs', 'G', '25'], ['1945–46', 'Edgar Laprade', 'New York Rangers', 'C', '25'], ['1946–47', 'Howie Meeker', 'Toronto Maple Leafs', 'RW', '21'], ['1947–48', 'Jim McFadden', 'Detroit Red Wings', 'C', '27'], ['1948–49', 'Pentti Lund', 'New York Rangers', 'RW', '22'], ['1949–50', 'Jack Gelineau', 'Boston Bruins', 'G', '24'], ['1950–51', 'Terry Sawchuk', 'Detroit Red Wings', 'G', '20'], ['1951–52', 'Bernie Geoffrion', 'Montreal Canadiens', 'RW', '20'], ['1952–53', 'Gump Worsley', 'New York Rangers', 'G', '23'], ['1953–54', 'Camille Henry', 'New York Rangers', 'C', '20'], ['1954–55', 'Ed Litzenberger', 'Chicago Black Hawks', 'RW', '22'], ['1955–56', 'Glenn Hall', 'Detroit Red Wings', 'G', '23'], ['1956–57', 'Larry Regan', 'Boston Bruins', 'RW', '26'], ['1957–58', 'Frank Mahovlich', 'Toronto Maple Leafs', 'LW', '19'], ['1958–59', 'Ralph Backstrom', 'Montreal Canadiens', 'C', '20'], ['1959–60', 'Bill Hay', 'Chicago Black Hawks', 'C', '23'], ['1960–61', 'Dave Keon', 'Toronto Maple Leafs', 'C', '20'], ['1961–62', 'Bobby Rousseau', 'Montreal Canadiens', 'RW', '21'], ['1962–63', 'Kent Douglas', 'Toronto Maple Leafs', 'D', '26'], ['1963–64', 'Jacques Laperriere', 'Montreal Canadiens', 'D', '21'], ['1964–65', 'Roger Crozier', 'Detroit Red Wings', 'G', '22'], ['1965–66', 'Brit Selby', 'Toronto Maple Leafs', 'LW', '20'], ['1966–67', 'Bobby Orr', 'Boston Bruins', 'D', '18'], ['1967–68', 'Derek Sanderson', 'Boston Bruins', 'C', '21'], ['1968–69', 'Danny Grant', 'Minnesota North Stars', 'RW', '23'], ['1969–70', 'Tony Esposito', 'Chicago Black Hawks', 'G', '26'], ['1970–71', 'Gilbert Perreault', 'Buffalo Sabres', 'C', '19'], ['1971–72', 'Ken Dryden', 'Montreal Canadiens', 'G', '24'], ['1972–73', 'Steve Vickers', 'New York Rangers', 'LW', '21'], ['1973–74', 'Denis Potvin', 'New York Islanders', 'D', '19'], ['1974–75', 'Eric Vail', 'Atlanta Flames', 'LW', '20'], ['1975–76', 'Bryan Trottier', 'New York Islanders', 'C', '19'], ['1976–77', 'Willi Plett', 'Atlanta Flames', 'RW', '21'], ['1977–78', 'Mike Bossy', 'New York Islanders', 'RW', '20'], ['1978–79', 'Bobby Smith', 'Minnesota North Stars', 'C', '20'], ['1979–80', 'Ray Bourque', 'Boston Bruins', 'D', '19'], ['1980–81', 'Peter Stastny', 'Quebec Nordiques', 'C', '24'], ['1981–82', 'Dale Hawerchuk', 'Winnipeg Jets', 'C', '18'], ['1982–83', 'Steve Larmer', 'Chicago Black Hawks', 'RW', '21'], ['1983–84', 'Tom Barrasso', 'Buffalo Sabres', 'G', '18'], ['1984–85', 'Mario Lemieux', 'Pittsburgh Penguins', 'C', '19'], ['1985–86', 'Gary Suter', 'Calgary Flames', 'D', '21'], ['1986–87', 'Luc Robitaille', 'Los Angeles Kings', 'LW', '20'], ['1987–88', 'Joe Nieuwendyk', 'Calgary Flames', 'C', '21'], ['1988–89', 'Brian Leetch', 'New York Rangers', 'D', '20'], ['1989–90', 'Sergei Makarov', 'Calgary Flames', 'RW', '31'], ['1990–91', 'Ed Belfour', 'Chicago Blackhawks', 'G', '25'], ['1991–92', 'Pavel Bure', 'Vancouver Canucks', 'RW', '20'], ['1992–93', 'Teemu Selanne', 'Winnipeg Jets', 'RW', '22'], ['1993–94', 'Martin Brodeur', 'New Jersey Devils', 'G', '21'], ['1994–95', 'Peter Forsberg', 'Quebec Nordiques', 'C', '21'], ['1995–96', 'Daniel Alfredsson', 'Ottawa Senators', 'RW', '22'], ['1996–97', 'Bryan Berard', 'New York Islanders', 'D', '19'], ['1997–98', 'Sergei Samsonov', 'Boston Bruins', 'LW', '19'], ['1998–99', 'Chris Drury', 'Colorado Avalanche', 'C', '22'], ['1999–2000', 'Scott Gomez', 'New Jersey Devils', 'C', '19'], ['2000–01', 'Evgeni Nabokov', 'San Jose Sharks', 'G', '25'], ['2001–02', 'Dany Heatley', 'Atlanta Thrashers', 'RW', '20'], ['2002–03', 'Barret Jackman', 'St. Louis Blues', 'D', '21'], ['2003–04', 'Andrew Raycroft', 'Boston Bruins', 'G', '23'], ['2004–05', 'No winner because of the\\n2004–05 NHL lockout', '-', '-', '-'], ['2005–06', 'Alexander Ovechkin', 'Washington Capitals', 'LW', '20'], ['2006–07', 'Evgeni Malkin', 'Pittsburgh Penguins', 'C', '20'], ['2007–08', 'Patrick Kane', 'Chicago Blackhawks', 'RW', '19'], ['2008–09', 'Steve Mason', 'Columbus Blue Jackets', 'G', '21'], ['2009–10', 'Tyler Myers', 'Buffalo Sabres', 'D', '20'], ['2010–11', 'Jeff Skinner', 'Carolina Hurricanes', 'C', '18'], ['2011–12', 'Gabriel Landeskog', 'Colorado Avalanche', 'LW', '19'], ['2012–13', 'Jonathan Huberdeau', 'Florida Panthers', 'C', '19']] | how many times did the toronto maple leaves win? | 9 |
[['Year', 'Team', 'Games', 'Attempts', 'Yards', 'YPC', 'Long', 'TDs'], ['1983', 'Los Angeles Rams', 16, '390', '1,808', 4.6, 85, 18], ['1984', 'Los Angeles Rams', 16, '379', '2,105', 5.6, 66, 14], ['1985', 'Los Angeles Rams', 14, '292', '1,234', 4.2, 43, 12], ['1986', 'Los Angeles Rams', 16, '404', '1,821', 4.5, 42, 11], ['1987', 'Los Angeles Rams', 3, '60', '277', 4.6, 57, 1], ['1987', 'Indianapolis Colts', 9, '223', '1,011', 4.5, 53, 5], ['1988', 'Indianapolis Colts', 16, '388', '1,659', 4.3, 41, 14], ['1989', 'Indianapolis Colts', 15, '314', '1,311', 4.2, 21, 7], ['1990', 'Indianapolis Colts', 11, '166', '677', 4.1, 43, 4], ['1991', 'Indianapolis Colts', 10, '167', '536', 3.2, 28, 2], ['1992', 'Los Angeles Raiders', 16, '187', '729', 3.9, 40, 2], ['1993', 'Atlanta Falcons', 4, '26', '91', 3.5, 10, 0], ['Career', nan, 146, '2,996', '13,259', 4.4, 85, 90]] | did he score more tds with the los angeles rams or with indianapolis colts? | Los Angeles Rams |
[['Star', 'Start\\nyear', 'End\\nyear', 'Maximum\\nyear', 'Maximum\\nmagnitude', 'Distance at\\nmaximum (LY)', 'Current\\ndistance', 'Current\\nmagnitude'], ['Epsilon Canis Majoris', '...', '-4,460,000', '-4,700,000', -3.99, 34.0, 430.0, 1.5], ['Beta Canis Majoris', '-4,460,000', '-3,700,000', '-4,420,000', -3.65, 37.0, 500.0, 1.99], ['Canopus (first time)', '-3,700,000', '-1,370,000', '-3,110,000', -1.86, 177.0, 310.0, -0.72], ['Zeta Sagittarii', '-1,370,000', '-1,080,000', '-1,200,000', -2.74, 8.0, 89.1, 2.6], ['Zeta Leporis', '-1,080,000', '-950,000', '-1,050,000', -2.05, 5.3, 70.0, 3.55], ['Canopus (second time)', '-950,000', '-420,000', '-950,000', -1.09, 252.0, 310.0, -0.72], ['Aldebaran', '-420,000', '-210,000', '-320,000', -1.54, 21.5, 65.0, 0.85], ['Capella', '-210,000', '-160,000', '-240,000', -0.82, 27.9, 42.2, 0.08], ['Canopus (third time)', '-160,000', '-90,000', '-160,000', -0.7, 302.0, 310.0, -0.72], ['Sirius (current)', '-90,000', '+210,000', '+60,000', -1.64, 7.8, 8.6, -1.46], ['Vega', '+210,000', '+480,000', '+290,000', -0.81, 17.2, 25.04, 0.03], ['Canopus (fourth time)', '+480,000', '+990,000', '+480,000', -0.4, 346.0, 310.0, -0.72], ['Beta Aurigae', '+990,000', '+1,150,000', '+1,190,000', -0.4, 28.5, 82.1, 1.9], ['Delta Scuti', '+1,150,000', '+1,330,000', '+1,250,000', -1.84, 9.2, 187.0, 4.72], ['Gamma Draconis', '+1,330,000', '+2,030,000', '+1,550,000', -1.39, 27.7, 154.0, 2.36], ['Upsilon Librae', '+2,030,000', '+2,670,000', '+2,290,000', -0.46, 30.0, 195.0, 3.6], ['NR Canis Majoris', '+2,670,000', '+3,050,000', '+2,870,000', -0.88, 14.0, 280.0, 5.6], ['Omicron Herculis', '+3,050,000', '+3,870,000', '+3,470,000', -0.63, 44.0, 346.0, 3.83], ['Beta Cygni', '+3,870,000', '...', '+4,610,000', -0.52, 80.0, 390.0, 3.18]] | what is the number of stars that have a maximum magnitude less than zero? | 5 |
[['Year', 'Conservative\\ncouncillors', 'Labour\\ncouncillors', 'Independent\\ncouncillors', 'Liberal\\ncouncillors'], [1947, 3, 2, 18, 1], [1951, 5, 2, 17, 0], [1952, 3, 3, 18, 0], [1953, 4, 3, 17, 0], [1954, 3, 4, 17, 0], [1955, 2, 5, 17, 0], [1956, 2, 6, 16, 0], [1957, 2, 5, 17, 0], [1958, 2, 6, 16, 0], [1960, 2, 5, 16, 1], [1961, 2, 5, 15, 2], [1963, 2, 6, 12, 4], [1964, 3, 6, 11, 4], [1965, 4, 5, 11, 3], [1966, 9, 4, 6, 5], [1967, 9, 4, 9, 2], [1972, 10, 10, 3, 1]] | what was the number of labour councillors in 1964? | 6 |
[['Pondicherry Assembly', 'Duration', 'Name of M.L.A.', 'Party Affiliation', 'Election Year'], ['First', '1964-69', 'V. Venkatasubha Reddiar', 'Indian National Congress', 1964], ['Second', '1969-1973', 'M. D. R. Ramachandran', 'Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam', 1969], ['Third', '1974-1977', 'V. Venkatasubha Reddiar', 'Indian National Congress', 1974], ['Fourth', '1977-80', 'S. Sivaprakasam', 'Indian National Congress', 1977], ['Fifth', '1980-83', 'R. Subbaraya Gounder', 'Janata Party', 1980], ['Sixth', '1985-90', 'V. Vaithilingam', 'Indian National Congress', 1985], ['Seventh', '1990-91', 'V. Vaithilingam', 'Indian National Congress', 1990], ['Eighth', '1991-96', 'V. Vaithilingam', 'Indian National Congress', 1991], ['Ninth', '1996-01', 'V. Vaithilingam', 'Indian National Congress', 1996], ['Tenth', '2001-06', 'V. Vaithilingam', 'Indian National Congress', 2001], ['Elewenth', '2006-11', 'V. Vaithilingam', 'Indian National Congress', 2006], ['Twelfth', '2011-', 'L. Periyasamy', 'All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam', 2011]] | who won the election after s. sivaprakasam in the fifth pondicherry assembly? | R. Subbaraya Gounder |
[['Position', 'Club', 'Played', 'Points', 'Wins', 'Draws', 'Losses', 'Goals for', 'Goals against', 'Goal Difference'], [1, 'Málaga CF', 42, 79, 22, 13, 7, 72, 47, 25], [2, 'Atlético de Madrid B 1', 42, 74, 21, 11, 10, 73, 51, 22], [3, 'CD Numancia', 42, 73, 21, 10, 11, 68, 40, 28], [4, 'Sevilla FC', 42, 71, 20, 11, 11, 66, 50, 16], [5, 'Rayo Vallecano', 42, 71, 19, 14, 9, 64, 49, 15], [6, 'UD Las Palmas', 42, 68, 17, 17, 8, 57, 38, 19], [7, 'CD Toledo', 42, 65, 18, 11, 13, 54, 49, 5], [8, 'SD Compostela', 42, 61, 16, 13, 13, 60, 53, 7], [9, 'Sporting de Gijón', 42, 59, 16, 11, 15, 47, 47, 0], [10, 'CP Mérida', 42, 59, 15, 14, 13, 48, 41, 7], [11, 'UE Lleida', 42, 59, 15, 14, 13, 52, 50, 2], [12, 'Recreativo de Huelva', 42, 58, 14, 16, 12, 40, 35, 5], [13, 'CA Osasuna', 42, 57, 15, 12, 15, 44, 51, -7], [14, 'CD Badajoz', 42, 51, 12, 15, 15, 35, 39, -4], [15, 'Albacete', 42, 50, 12, 14, 16, 38, 43, -5], [16, 'CD Logroñés', 42, 48, 12, 12, 18, 48, 57, -9], [17, 'CD Leganés', 42, 47, 10, 17, 15, 36, 44, -8], [18, 'SD Eibar', 42, 47, 13, 8, 21, 42, 56, -14], [19, 'Mallorca B', 42, 46, 12, 10, 20, 52, 64, -12], [20, 'Barcelona B', 42, 44, 13, 5, 24, 51, 68, -17], [21, 'Hércules CF', 42, 40, 10, 10, 22, 38, 66, -28], [22, 'CD Ourense', 42, 27, 7, 6, 29, 35, 82, -47]] | how many total goals were scored between ue lleida and ud las palmas? | 109 |
[['Year', 'Title', 'Peak chart positions\\nUS Country', 'Peak chart positions\\nUS', 'Album'], [1950, 'Make Up Your Mind', '—', '—', 'non-album singles'], [1950, 'How Far Is Heaven', '—', '—', 'non-album singles'], [1952, 'Glory Land March', '—', '—', 'non-album singles'], [1952, "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels", '1', '27', 'Country Hit Parade'], [1952, 'A Wedding Ring Ago', '—', '—', 'The Kitty Wells Story'], [1953, 'The Things I Might Have Been', '—', '22', 'Country Hit Parade'], [1953, 'Paying for That Back Street Affair', '6', '—', 'Country Hit Parade'], [1953, 'Honky Tonk Waltz', '—', '—', 'Country Heart'], [1953, "I Don't Claim to Be an Angel", '—', '—', 'Country Hit Parade'], [1953, 'Hey Joe', '8', '—', "Kitty Wells' Golden Favorites"], [1953, "Cheatin's a Sin", '9', '—', 'Country Hit Parade'], [1954, 'Release Me', '8', '—', 'Country Hit Parade'], [1954, "You're Not So Easy to Forget", '—', '—', 'After Dark'], [1954, 'Thou Shalt Not Steal', '14', '—', 'Kitty Wells'], [1955, 'Making Believe', '2', '—', 'Country Hit Parade'], [1955, "There's Poison in Your Heart", '9', '—', 'Country Hit Parade'], [1955, 'The Lonely Side of Town', '7', '—', 'After Dark'], [1956, 'How Far Is Heaven (with Carol Sue)', '11', '—', 'Singing on Sunday'], [1956, 'Searching (For Someone Like You)', '3', '—', "Kitty Wells' Golden Favorites"], [1956, 'Repenting', '6', '—', "Kitty Wells' Golden Favorites"], [1957, 'Three Ways (To Love You)', '7', '—', "Kitty Wells' Golden Favorites"], [1957, "(I'll Always Be Your) Fraulein", '10', '—', "Kitty Wells' Golden Favorites"], [1958, "I Can't Stop Loving You", '3', '—', "Kitty Wells' Golden Favorites"], [1958, 'Jealousy', '7', '78', "Kitty Wells' Golden Favorites"], [1958, 'Touch and Go Heart', '15', '—', 'The Lonely Side of Town'], [1959, 'Mommy for a Day', '5', '—', "Kitty Wells' Golden Favorites"], [1959, "Your Wild Life's Gonna Get You Down", '12', '—', 'After Dark'], [1959, "Amigo's Guitar", '5', '—', 'Seasons of My Heart']] | tell me a song that hit at least #5 on the us country chart. | It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels |
[['Unnamed: 0', '2000', '2001', '2002', '2003', '2004', '2005', '2006', '2007', '2008', '2009', '2010', '2011', '2012'], ['Hydro power', '1,150', '1,161', '1,171', '1,247', '1,281', '1,293', '1,316', '1,326', '1,357', '1,379', '1,382', '1,401', '1,584'], ['Thermal', '685', '835', '1,056', '1,233', '1,215', '1,155', '1,155', '1,155', '1,285', '1,290', '1,390', '1,690', '1,638'], ['Other renewables', '3', '3', '3', '3', '3', '3', '3', '3', '3', '15', '45', '50', '90'], ['Total availability', '1,838', '1,999', '2,230', '2,483', '2,499', '2,411', '2,434', '2,444', '2,645', '2,684', '2,818', '3,141', '3,312'], ['Hydro power', '3,197', '3,110', '2,962', '3,310', '2,960', '3,451', '4,634', '3,947', '4,130', '3,881', '5,634', '4,622', '3,292'], ['Thermal', '3,485', '3,407', '3,201', '4,298', '5,080', '5,314', '4,751', '5,864', '5,763', '5,975', '4,995', '6,785', '8,339'], ['Other renewables', '3', '3', '4', '3', '3', '5', '4', '4', '8', '27', '86', '121', '169'], ['Total production', '6,685', '6,520', '6,167', '7,611', '8,043', '8,770', '9,389', '9,815', '9,901', '9,883', '10,715', '11,528', '11,800']] | what was the total available grid capacity in megawatts in the year 2003? | 2,483 |
[['Released', 'Title', 'Artist', 'Format', 'Language'], ['20 January 2011', 'V.V.I.P', 'Seungri', 'Mini Album, Digital Download', 'Korean'], ['24 February 2011', 'Tonight', 'Big Bang', 'Mini Album, Digital Download', 'Korean'], ['8 April 2011', 'BIGBANG Special Edition', 'Big Bang', 'Studio Album, Digital Download', 'Korean'], ['11 May 2011', 'Big Bang 2', 'Big Bang', 'Studio Album, Digital Download', 'Japanese'], ['25 May 2011', 'The Ultimate: International Best', 'Big Bang', 'Compilation', 'Japanese'], ['30 June 2011', '2011 Big Show Live Concert', 'Big Bang', 'Live Album', 'Korean'], ['28 July 2011', '2NE1', '2NE1', 'Extended play, Digital Download', 'Korean'], ['21 September 2011', 'Nolza', '2NE1', 'Extended play, Digital Download', 'Japanese'], ['21 October 2011', "Fever's End: Part 1", 'Tablo', 'Studio Album, Digital Download', 'Korean'], ['1 November 2011', "Fever's End: Part 2", 'Tablo', 'Studio Album, Digital Download', 'Korean'], ['21 December 2011', '1st Live Concert Nolza!', '2NE1', 'Live Album', 'Korean'], ['29 April 2011', 'Loveless', 'Gummy', 'Mini Album, Digital Download', 'Japanese'], ['14 December 2011', 'The Best of BIGBANG', 'Big Bang', 'Compilation', 'Japanese']] | who released the most songs? | Big Bang |
[['Date', 'Opponent#', 'Rank#', 'Site', 'Result', 'Attendance'], ['September 9', 'Northern Illinois*', '#4', 'Memorial Stadium • Lincoln, Nebraska', 'W\xa048-17', '76,194'], ['September 16', 'Utah*', '#4', 'Memorial Stadium • Lincoln, Nebraska', 'W\xa042-30', '76,333'], ['September 23', 'at\xa0Minnesota', '#3', 'Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome • Minneapolis, Minnesota', 'W\xa048-0', '58,368'], ['September 30', 'Oregon State*', '#3', 'Memorial Stadium • Lincoln, Nebraska', 'W\xa035-7', '76,290'], ['October 7', 'Kansas State', '#4', 'Memorial Stadium • Lincoln, Nebraska', 'W\xa058-7', '76,265'], ['October 14', 'at\xa0Missouri', '#4', 'Faurot Field • Columbia, Missouri', 'W\xa050-7', '55,620'], ['October 21', 'at\xa0Oklahoma State', '#4', 'Lewis Field • Stillwater, Oklahoma', 'W\xa048-23', '40,000'], ['October 28', 'Iowa State', '#4', 'Memorial Stadium • Lincoln, Nebraska', 'W\xa049-17', '52,877'], ['November 4', 'at\xa0#2\xa0Colorado', '#3', 'Folsom Field • Boulder, Colorado', 'L\xa021-27', '52,877'], ['November 11', 'Kansas', '#6', 'Memorial Stadium • Lincoln, Nebraska', 'W\xa051-14', '76,232'], ['November 18', 'Oklahoma', '#6', 'Memorial Stadium • Lincoln, Nebraska', 'W\xa042-25', '76,404'], ['January 1', 'vs.\xa0#5\xa0Florida State*', '#6', 'Sun Devil Stadium • Tempe, Arizona (Fiesta Bowl)', 'L\xa017-41', '73,953']] | how many games did they win by more than 7? | 10 |
[['Unnamed: 0', 'Name on the Register', 'Date listed', 'Location', 'Municipality'], [1, 'Catholic Belltower', 'November 25, 1980\\n(#80004399)', 'Catholic Mission in Kolonia\\n6°58′04″N 158°12′42″E\ufeff / \ufeff6.967778°N 158.211667°E', 'Nett'], [2, 'Chief Agriculturist House', 'September 30, 1976\\n(#76002200)', 'Kolonia\\n6°57′31″N 158°12′38″E\ufeff / \ufeff6.958611°N 158.210694°E', 'Nett'], [3, 'German Cemetery', 'September 30, 1976\\n(#76002201)', 'Kolonia\\n6°57′07″N 158°12′58″E\ufeff / \ufeff6.951944°N 158.216111°E', 'Nett'], [4, 'Japanese Hydro-electric Power Plant', 'September 30, 1976\\n(#76002204)', 'Kolonia\\n6°57′33″N 158°12′24″E\ufeff / \ufeff6.959167°N 158.206528°E', 'Nett'], [5, 'Japanese Shrine', 'September 30, 1976\\n(#76002205)', 'Kolonia\\n6°57′50″N 158°12′45″E\ufeff / \ufeff6.96375°N 158.2125°E', 'Nett'], [6, 'Japanese Elementary School for Ponapean Children', 'September 30, 1976\\n(#76002203)', 'Kolonia\\n6°58′01″N 158°12′41″E\ufeff / \ufeff6.966806°N 158.211389°E', 'Nett'], [7, 'Sokehs Mass Grave Site', 'September 30, 1976\\n(#76002206)', 'Kolonia\\n6°58′10″N 158°12′17″E\ufeff / \ufeff6.969444°N 158.204861°E', 'Nett'], [8, 'Spanish Wall', 'December 19, 1974\\n(#74002227)', 'Litkin Kel\\n6°58′05″N 158°13′08″E\ufeff / \ufeff6.968056°N 158.218889°E', 'Nett'], [9, 'Japanese Artillery Road and Pohndolap Area', 'September 30, 1976\\n(#76002202)', 'Sokehs\\n6°58′03″N 158°11′00″E\ufeff / \ufeff6.9675°N 158.183333°E', 'Sokehs'], [10, 'Nan Madol', 'December 19, 1974\\n(#74002226)', 'East side of Temwen Island\\n6°50′40″N 158°20′09″E\ufeff / \ufeff6.844444°N 158.335833°E', 'Madolenihmw']] | how many years are spanned from the earliest listing to the latest listing? | 6 |
[['Parish', 'Locality', 'Parish Priest', 'Founded', 'Closed'], ['St Mary', 'Bacup', 'Fr Frank Thorpe', 1852, '----'], ['Our Immaculate Mother & St Anselm', 'Whitworth', 'Fr Frank Thorpe', 1860, '----'], ['St Joseph', 'Stacksteads', '----', 1947, '2005'], ['St Joseph & St Peter', 'Newchurch-In-Rossendale', 'Fr Philip Boast', 1915, '----'], ['The Immaculate Conception', 'Haslingden', 'Fr Canon John Mackie', 1854, '----'], ['St Veronica (Chapel of Ease)', 'Helmshore', 'Served from The Immaculate Conception', 1959, '----'], ['St James the Less', 'Rawtenstall', 'Fr David Lupton, Rural Dean', 1828, '----']] | which parish was founded earlier between st. joseph and st james the less? | St James the Less |
[['Year', 'Player', 'High School', 'College', 'NBA/ABA draft'], ['1939', 'George Crowe', 'Franklin', 'Indiana Central', nan], ['1940', 'Ed Schienbein', 'Southport', 'Indiana', nan], ['1941', 'John Bass', 'Greenwood', nan, nan], ['1942', 'Bud Brown', 'Muncie Burris', 'Georgetown', nan], ['1943,\\n1944', 'No Games\\n(World War II)', nan, nan, nan], ['1945', 'Tom Schwartz', 'Kokomo', 'Indiana', nan], ['1946', 'Johnny Wilson', 'Anderson', 'Anderson', nan], ['1947', 'Bill Garrett', 'Shelbyville', 'Indiana', nan], ['1948', 'Bob Masters', 'Lafayette Jefferson', 'Indiana', nan], ['1949', 'Dee Monroe', 'Madison', 'Kentucky', nan], ['1950', 'Pat Klein', 'Marion', nan, nan], ['1951', 'Tom Harold', 'Muncie Central', 'Colorado', nan], ['1952', 'Joe Sexson', 'Indianapolis Tech', 'Purdue', nan], ['1953', 'Hallie Bryant', 'Crispus Attucks', 'Indiana', nan], ['1954', 'Bobby Plump', 'Milan', 'Butler', nan], ['1955', 'Wilson Eison', 'Gary Roosevelt', 'Purdue', nan], ['1956', 'Oscar Robertson', 'Crispus Attucks', 'Cincinnati', '1960 NBA Draft: 1st Rnd, 1st overall by the Cincinnati Royals'], ['1957', 'John Coalman', 'South Bend Central', 'Fordham', nan], ['1958', 'Mike McCoy', 'Ft. Wayne South Side', 'Miami (FL)', nan], ['1959', 'Jimmy Rayl', 'Kokomo', 'Indiana', '1963 NBA Draft: 3rd Rnd, 22nd overall by the Cincinnati Royals'], ['1960', 'Ron Bonham', 'Muncie Central', 'Cincinnati', '1964 NBA Draft: 2nd Rnd, 18th overall by the Boston Celtics'], ['1961 (tie)', 'Tom Van Arsdale', 'Indianapolis Manual', 'Indiana', '1965 NBA Draft: 2nd Rnd, 11th overall by the Detroit Pistons'], ['1961 (tie)', 'Dick Van Arsdale', 'Indianapolis Manual', 'Indiana', '1965 NBA Draft: 2nd Rnd, 10th overall by the New York Knicks'], ['1962', 'Larry Humes', 'Madison', 'Evansville', nan], ['1963', 'Rick Jones', 'Muncie Central', 'Miami (FL)', nan], ['1964', 'Dennis Brady', 'Lafayette Jefferson', 'Purdue', nan], ['1965', 'Billy Keller', 'Indianapolis Washington', 'Purdue', '1969 NBA Draft: 7th Rnd, 2nd by the Milwaukee Bucks'], ['1966', 'Rick Mount', 'Lebanon', 'Purdue', '1970 ABA Draft: 1st Rnd by the Indiana Pacers\\n1970 NBA Draft: 8th Rnd, 132nd overall by the Los Angeles Lakers'], ['1967', 'Willie Long', 'Ft. Wayne South Side', 'New Mexico', '1971 NBA Draft: 2nd Rnd, 35th overall by the Cleveland Cavaliers'], ['1968', 'Billy Shepherd', 'Carmel', 'Butler', nan], ['1969', 'George McGinnis', 'Indianapolis Washington', 'Indiana (1969–1971)', '1971 ABA Draft: Indiana Pacers'], ['1970', 'Dave Shepherd', 'Carmel', 'Indiana (1970–1972) / Mississippi (1973–1975)', nan], ['1971', 'Mike Flynn', 'Jeffersonville', 'Kentucky', '1975 NBA Draft: 7th Rnd, 113th overall by the Philadelphia 76ers'], ['1972', 'Phil Cox', 'Connersville', 'Butler (1972-74) / Gardner–Webb (1974-1976)', nan], ['1973', 'Kent Benson', 'New Castle', 'Indiana', '1977 NBA Draft: 1st Rnd, 1st overall by the Milwaukee Bucks'], ['1974 (tie)', 'Steve Collier', 'Southwestern', 'Cincinnati', nan], ['1974 (tie)', 'Roy Taylor', 'Anderson', 'Youngstown State', nan], ['1975', 'Kyle Macy', 'Peru', 'Purdue (1975–1976) / Kentucky (1976–1980)', '1979 NBA Draft: 1st Rnd, 22nd overall by the Phoenix Suns'], ['1976', 'Dave Colescott', 'Marion', 'North Carolina', nan], ['1977', 'Ray Tolbert', 'Madison Heights', 'Indiana', '1981 NBA Draft: 1st Rnd, 18th overall by the New Jersey Nets'], ['1978', 'David Magley', 'South Bend LaSalle', 'Kansas', nan], ['1979', 'Steve Bouchie', 'Washington', 'Indiana', nan], ['1980', 'Jim Master', 'Ft. Wayne Harding', 'Kentucky', '1984 NBA Draft: 6th Rnd, 127th overall by the Atlanta Hawks'], ['1981', 'Dan Palombizio', 'Michigan City Rogers', 'Purdue (1981–1983) / Ball State (1984–1986)', nan], ['1982', 'Roger Harden', 'Valparaiso', 'Kentucky', nan], ['1983', 'Steve Alford', 'New Castle', 'Indiana', '1987 NBA Draft: 2nd Rnd, 26th overall by the Dallas Mavericks'], ['1984 (tie)', 'Troy Lewis', 'Anderson', 'Purdue', nan], ['1984 (tie)', 'Delray Brooks', 'Michigan City Rogers', 'Indiana (1984–1985) / Providence (1986–1988)', nan], ['1985', 'Jeff Grose', 'Warsaw', 'Northwestern', nan], ['1986', 'Mark Jewell', 'Lafayette Jefferson', 'Evansville', nan], ['1987 (tie)', 'Jay Edwards', 'Marion', 'Indiana', '1989 NBA Draft: 2nd Rnd, 33rd overall by the Los Angeles Clippers'], ['1987 (tie)', 'Lyndon Jones', 'Marion', 'Indiana', nan], ['1988', 'Woody Austin', 'Richmond', 'Purdue', nan], ['1989', 'Pat Graham', 'Floyd Central', 'Indiana', nan], ['1990', 'Damon Bailey', 'Bedford North Lawrence', 'Indiana', '1994 NBA Draft: 2nd Rnd, 44th overall by the Indiana Pacers'], ['1991', 'Glenn Robinson', 'Gary Roosevelt', 'Purdue', '1994 NBA Draft 1st Rnd, 1st overall by the Milwaukee Bucks'], ['1992', 'Charles Macon', 'Michigan City Elston', 'Ohio State (1992–1994) / Central Michigan (1995–1997)', nan], ['1993', 'Maurice "Kojak" Fuller', 'Anderson', 'Southern', nan], ['1994', 'Bryce Drew', 'Valparaiso', 'Valparaiso', '1998 NBA Draft: 1st Rnd, 16th overall by the Houston Rockets'], ['1995', 'Damon Frierson', 'Ben Davis', 'Miami (OH)', nan], ['1996', 'Kevin Ault', 'Warsaw', 'Missouri State', nan], ['1997', 'Luke Recker', 'DeKalb', 'Indiana (1997–1999) / Iowa (2000–2002)', nan], ['1998', 'Tom Coverdale', 'Noblesville', 'Indiana', nan], ['1999', 'Jason Gardner', 'Indianapolis North Central', 'Arizona', nan], ['2000', 'Jared Jeffries', 'Bloomington North', 'Indiana', '2002 NBA Draft: 1st Rnd, 11th overall by the Washington Wizards'], ['2001', 'Chris Thomas', 'Indianapolis Pike', 'Notre Dame', nan], ['2002', 'Sean May', 'Bloomington North', 'North Carolina', '2005 NBA Draft: 1st Rnd, 13th overall by the Charlotte Bobcats'], ['2003', 'Justin Cage', 'Indianapolis Pike', 'Xavier', nan], ['2004', 'A.J. Ratliff', 'Indianapolis North Central', 'Indiana', nan], ['2005', 'Luke Zeller', 'Washington', 'Notre Dame', nan], ['2006', 'Greg Oden', 'Lawrence North', 'Ohio State', '2007 NBA Draft: 1st Rnd, 1st overall by the Portland Trail Blazers'], ['2007', 'Eric Gordon', 'Indianapolis North Central', 'Indiana', '2008 NBA Draft: 1st Rnd, 7th overall by the Los Angeles Clippers'], ['2008', 'Tyler Zeller', 'Washington', 'North Carolina', '2012 NBA Draft: 1st Rnd, 17th overall by the Dallas Mavericks'], ['2009', 'Jordan Hulls', 'Bloomington South', 'Indiana', nan], ['2010', 'Deshaun Thomas', 'Bishop Luers', 'Ohio State', '2013 NBA Draft: 2nd Rnd, 58th overall by the San Antonio Spurs'], ['2011', 'Cody Zeller', 'Washington', 'Indiana', '2013 NBA Draft: 1st Rnd, 4th overall by the Charlotte Bobcats'], ['2012', 'Gary Harris', 'Hamilton Southeastern', 'Michigan State', nan], ['2013', 'Zak Irvin', 'Hamilton Southeastern', 'Michigan', nan]] | how many players went to indiana | 26 |
[['Title', 'Author', 'Date', 'Length\\n(first edition)'], ['Bull-Dog Drummond', 'H. C. McNeile', 1920, '320 pp'], ['The Black Gang', 'H. C. McNeile', 1922, '318 pp'], ['The Third Round', 'H. C. McNeile', 1924, '320 pp'], ['The Final Count', 'H. C. McNeile', 1926, '319 pp'], ['The Female of the Species', 'H. C. McNeile', 1928, '312 pp'], ['Temple Tower', 'H. C. McNeile', 1929, '320 pp'], ['The Return of Bulldog Drummond', 'H. C. McNeile', 1932, '316 pp'], ['Knock-Out', 'H. C. McNeile', 1933, '317 pp'], ['Bulldog Drummond at Bay', 'H. C. McNeile', 1935, '310 pp'], ['Challenge', 'H. C. McNeile', 1937, '311 pp'], ['Bulldog Drummond on Dartmoor', 'Gerard Fairlie', 1938, '254 pp'], ['Bulldog Drummond Attacks', 'Gerard Fairlie', 1939, '287 pp'], ['Captain Bulldog Drummond', 'Gerard Fairlie', 1945, '256 pp'], ['Bulldog Drummond Stands Fast', 'Gerard Fairlie', 1947, '319 pp'], ['Hands Off Bulldog Drummond', 'Gerard Fairlie', 1949, '271 pp'], ['Calling Bulldog Drummond', 'Gerard Fairlie', 1951, '255 pp'], ['The Return of the Black Gang', 'Gerard Fairlie', 1954, '192 pp'], ['Deadlier Than the Male', 'Henry Reymond', 1967, '192 pp'], ['Some Girls Do', 'Henry Reymond', 1969, '192 pp']] | who authored the least number of titles? | Henry Reymond |
[['#', 'Name', 'Alma mater', 'Birth date', 'Marriage date', 'President', 'Tenure', 'Tenure.1'], [1, 'Jiang Qing', 'Shandong Provincial Experimental Theatre', '19 March 1914', '20 November 1938', 'Mao Zedong', '27 September 1954', '27 April 1959'], [2, 'Wang Guangmei', 'Fu Jen Catholic University', '26 September 1921', '21 August 1948', 'Liu Shaoqi', '27 April 1959', '21 October 1968'], [3, 'He Lianying', nan, nan, nan, 'Dong Biwu', '31 October 1968', '17 January 1975'], [4, 'Lin Jiamei', 'Tong De Medical College', '1924', nan, 'Li Xiannian', '18 June 1983', '8 April 1988'], [5, 'Wang Yeping', 'Shanghai Foreign Language Institute', 'February 1928', 'December 1949', 'Jiang Zemin', '27 March 1993', '15 March 2003'], [6, 'Liu Yongqing', 'Tsinghua University', '1940', 'February 1970', 'Hu Jintao', '15 March 2003', '14 March 2013'], [7, 'Peng Liyuan', 'China Conservatory of Music', '20 November 1962', '1 September 1987', 'Xi Jinping', '14 March 2013', 'Incumbent']] | what is the number of marriages on the chart | 5 |
[['Name', 'Hanzi', 'Population (2005)', 'Area (Km2)'], ['Qingxi', '清溪镇', '20,000', 2.9], ['Ruyi', '如意镇', '15,100', 33.85], ['Yintian', '银田镇', '19,500', 28.0], ['Daping', '大坪乡', '14,300', 32.0], ['Yongyi', '永义乡', '10,600', 24.0], ['Shaoshan', '韶山乡', '14,700', 37.62], ['Yanglin', '杨林乡', '20,600', 58.8]] | what is the total population in 2005 of qingxi, ruyi, and daping combined? | 49,400 |
[['Represent', 'Contestant', 'Age', 'Height', 'Hometown'], [1, 'Mildred Kincaid Adames', 20, '1.65 mts', 'Panama City'], [2, 'Catherine Henderson Tudisco', 20, '1.66 mts', 'Panama City'], [3, 'Giovanna Alida Loaiza', 21, '1.67 mts', 'Panama City'], [4, 'Reyna Royo', 24, '1.69 mts', 'Panama City'], [5, 'Ivonne Ileana Correa Turney', 23, '1.70 mts', 'Panama City'], [6, 'Karol Guevara', 22, '1.70 mts', 'Panama City'], [7, 'Betzy Janette Achurra Castillo', 20, '1.70 mts', 'Panama City'], [8, 'Marisela Moreno Montero', 24, '1.73 mts', 'Panama City'], [9, 'Patricia De León', 19, '1.74 mts', 'Panama City'], [10, 'Marichelle Julieta Ruiz Leone', 20, '1.74 mts', 'Panama City'], [11, 'Betsy Milena Batista', 21, '1.75 mts', 'Panama City'], [12, 'Lourdes Rodriguez', 21, '1.75 mts', 'Panama City'], [13, 'Janessy Jasiell Contreras Ibarra', 18, '1.75 mts', 'Panama City'], [14, 'Gina Larissa Correa Hils', 20, '1.76 mts', 'Panama City'], [15, 'Swany Cisney Castillo', 23, '1.78 mts', 'Panama City'], [16, 'Michelle Krisko Sugasti', 20, '1.80mts', 'Panama City']] | how many contestants were below 1.75 mts? | 10 |
[['Week', 'Date', 'Opponent', 'Result', 'Attendance'], [1, 'September 26, 1959', 'at Los Angeles Rams', 'W 23–21', '71,297'], [2, 'October 4, 1959', 'at Philadelphia Eagles', 'L 49–21', '27,023'], [3, 'October 11, 1959', 'at Cleveland Browns', 'W 10–6', '65,534'], [4, 'October 18, 1959', 'Philadelphia Eagles', 'W 24–7', '68,783'], [5, 'October 25, 1959', 'at Pittsburgh Steelers', 'W 21–16', '33,596'], [6, 'November 1, 1959', 'Green Bay Packers', 'W 20–3', '68,837'], [7, 'November 8, 1959', 'Chicago Cardinals', 'W 9–3', '56,779'], [8, 'November 15, 1959', 'Pittsburgh Steelers', 'L 14–9', '66,786'], [9, 'November 22, 1959', 'at Chicago Cardinals (Bloomington, MN)', 'W 30–20', '26,625'], [10, 'November 29, 1959', 'Washington Redskins', 'W 45–14', '60,982'], [11, 'December 6, 1959', 'Cleveland Browns', 'W 48–7', '68,436'], [12, 'December 13, 1959', 'at Washington Redskins', 'W 24–10', '26,198']] | how many games were won after their second loss of the season to the pittsburgh steelers? | 4 |
[['Name', 'Elected Party', 'Constituency', 'Elected date', 'Military service'], ['John Pallett', 'Progressive Conservative', 'Peel', 'March 22, 1954', 'Canadian Army (1942-1946)'], ['Roger Parizeau', 'Progressive Conservative', 'Lac-Saint-Jean', 'March 31, 1958', 'Canadian Army (1939-1945)'], ['William Albert Patterson', 'Conservative', 'Colchester', 'March 5, 1891', 'Militia'], ['William Hector Payne', 'Progressive Conservative', 'Coast—Capilano', 'March 31, 1958', 'Canadian Army (1941-1945)'], ['George Randolph Pearkes', 'Progressive Conservative', 'Nanaimo', 'June 11, 1945', 'Canadian Army (1915-1945)'], ['Lester Bowles Pearson', 'Liberal', 'Algoma East', 'October 25, 1948', 'Canadian Army (1914-1917), Royal Flying Corps (1917-1918)'], ['Cyrus Wesley Peck', 'Unionist', 'Skeena', 'December 17, 1917', 'Canadian Army (1914-1925)'], ['Charles Alphonse Pantaléon Pelletier', 'Liberal', 'Kamouraska', 'February 17, 1869', 'Militia'], ['Irénée Pelletier', 'Liberal', 'Sherbrooke', 'October 30, 1972', 'Royal Canadian Air Force (1960-1962)'], ['Louis-Philippe Pelletier', 'Conservative', 'Quebec County', 'September 21, 1911', 'Militia'], ['Lawrence T. Pennell', 'Liberal', 'Brant—Haldimand', 'June 18, 1962', 'Royal Canadian Air Force'], ['Robert Pennock', 'Progressive Conservative', 'Etobicoke North', 'September 4, 1984', 'Canadian Army (1951-1952), Royal Canadian Navy (1954-1968)'], ['Arnold Peters', 'Cooperative Commonwealth Federation', 'Timiskaming', 'June 10, 1957', 'Royal Canadian Air Force (1942-1945)'], ['Orville H. Phillips', 'Progressive Conservative', 'Prince', 'June 10, 1957', 'Royal Canadian Air Force (1942-1945)'], ['Elmore Philpott', 'Liberal', 'Vancouver South', 'August 10, 1953', 'Canadian Army (1915-1919)'], ['Bernard Pilon', 'Liberal', 'Chambly—Rouville', 'June 18, 1962', 'Canadian Army (1941-1945)'], ['Alfred Pinsonneault', 'Conservative', 'Laprairie', 'September 20, 1867', 'Militia (1855-1862)'], ["D'Arcy Britton Plunkett", 'Conservative', 'Victoria', 'December 6, 1928', 'Royal Flying Corps'], ['William Albert Pommer', 'Liberal', 'Lisgar', 'August 10, 1953', 'Canadian Army'], ['John Henry Pope', 'Liberal-Conservative', 'Compton', 'September 20, 1867', 'Militia'], ['John Poupore', 'Conservative', 'Pontiac', 'September 17, 1878', 'Militia (1869-)'], ['Charles Gavan Power', 'Liberal', 'Quebec South', 'December 17, 1917', 'Canadian Army (1915-1918)'], ['Francis "Frank" Gavan Power', 'Liberal', 'Quebec South', 'September 26, 1955', 'Canadian Army'], ['Russ Powers', 'Liberal', 'Ancaster--Dundas--Flamborough--Westdale', 'June 28, 2004', 'Canadian Forces Land Force Command'], ['Robert John Pratt', 'Progressive Conservative', 'Jacques Cartier—Lasalle', 'June 10, 1957', 'Canadian Army (-1942), Royal Canadian Navy (-1946)'], ['David Price', 'Progressive Conservative', 'Compton—Stanstead', 'June 2, 1997', 'Canadian Army (1959-1965)'], ['William Price', 'Conservative', 'Quebec West', 'October 26, 1908', 'Canadian Army'], ['Edward Gawler Prior', 'Conservative', 'Victoria', 'January 23, 1888', 'Canadian Army'], ['Robert William Prittie', 'New Democratic', 'Burnaby—Richmond', 'June 18, 1962', 'Royal Canadian Air Force (1938-1945)'], ['John Oliver Probe', 'Cooperative Commonwealth Federation', 'Regina City', 'June 11, 1945', 'Canadian Army (1941-1944)'], ['David Vaughan Pugh', 'Progressive Conservative', 'Okanagan Boundary', 'March 31, 1958', 'Canadian Army']] | how many people served in the canadian army? | 18 |
[['Squad #', 'Position', 'Player', 'Transferred to', 'Fee', 'Date'], [20.0, 'DF', 'Lau Nim Yat', 'Biu Chun Rangers', 'Free transfer', '5 June 2012'], [16.0, 'MF', 'Leung Chun Pong', 'Guangdong Sunray Cave', 'Free transfer', '12 June 2012'], [3.0, 'DF', 'Yeo Jee-Hoon', 'Unattached (Released)', nan, '9 July 2012'], [8.0, 'MF', 'Xu Deshuai', 'Sun Pegasus', 'Free transfer (Released)', '9 July 2012'], [11.0, 'MF', 'Li Haiqiang', 'Tuen Mun', 'Free transfer (Released)', '9 July 2012'], [22.0, 'FW', 'Giovane Alves da Silva', 'Biu Chun Rangers', 'Free transfer (Released)', '9 July 2012'], [23.0, 'GK', 'Zhang Chunhui', 'Sunray Cave JC Sun Hei', 'Free transfer (Released)', '9 July 2012'], [26.0, 'MF', 'Chan Pak Hang', 'Sun Pegasus', 'Free transfer (Released)', '9 July 2012'], [7.0, 'FW', 'Chan Siu Ki', 'Guangdong Sunray Cave', 'Free transfer (Released)', '10 July 2012'], [nan, 'MF', 'Kot Cho Wai', 'Sunray Cave JC Sun Hei', 'undisclosed', '16 July 2012'], [6.0, 'DF', 'Wong Chin Hung', 'Biu Chun Rangers', 'Free transfer', '9 January 2013'], [33.0, 'FW', 'Mauro Rafael da Silva', 'Unattached (Released)', 'Free transfer', '1 February 2013']] | how many consecutive players were released on july 9? | 6 |
[['Date', 'Opponent#', 'Rank#', 'Site', 'Result'], ['September 5', 'Maryland', nan, 'Carrier Dome • Syracuse, NY', 'W\xa035–11'], ['September 12', 'Rutgers', nan, 'Rutgers Stadium • Piscataway, NJ', 'W\xa020-3'], ['September 19', 'Miami (OH)', nan, 'Carrier Dome • Syracuse, NY', 'W\xa024-10'], ['September 26', 'at\xa0Virginia Tech', nan, 'Lane Stadium • Blacksburg, VA', 'W\xa035–21'], ['October 3', 'at\xa0Missouri', nan, 'Memorial Stadium • Columbia, MO', 'W\xa024-13'], ['October 17', '#10\xa0Penn State', '#13', 'Carrier Dome • Syracuse, NY', 'W\xa048-21'], ['October 24', 'Colgate', '#9', 'Carrier Dome • Syracuse, NY', 'W\xa052-6'], ['October 31', 'at\xa0Pittsburgh', '#8', 'Pitt Stadium • Pittsburgh, PA', 'W\xa024-10'], ['November 7', 'at\xa0Navy', '#8', 'Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium • Annapolis, MD', 'W\xa034-10'], ['November 14', 'Boston College', '#6', 'Carrier Dome • Syracuse, NY', 'W\xa045-17'], ['November 21', 'West Virginia', '#6', 'Carrier Dome • Syracuse, NY', 'W\xa032-31'], ['January 1', 'vs.\xa0#6\xa0Auburn', '#4', 'Louisiana Superdome • New Orleans, LA (Sugar Bowl)', 'T\xa016-16']] | what date did both teams score 16 points each? | January 1 |
[['Year', 'Competition', 'Venue', 'Position', 'Notes'], [1982, 'European Championships', 'Athens, Greece', '1st', '2.30 m'], [1983, 'World Championships', 'Helsinki, Finland', '4th', '2.29 m'], [1984, 'Olympic Games', 'Los Angeles, United States', '1st', '2.35 m'], [1986, 'European Championships', 'Stuttgart, West Germany', '4th', '2.29 m'], [1987, 'World Championships', 'Rome, Italy', '4th', '2.35 m'], [1988, 'Olympic Games', 'Seoul, South Korea', '6th', '2.34 m'], [1989, 'World Indoor Championships', 'Budapest, Hungary', '2nd', '2.35 m'], [1990, 'European Championships', 'Split, Yugoslavia', '6th', '2.31 m'], [1992, 'Olympic Games', 'Barcelona, Spain', nan, '2.15 m']] | what is the difference between notes in 1990 and 1989? | .04 |
[['#', 'Title', 'Producer(s)', 'Performer (s)', 'Sample(s)', 'Length'], [1, 'Likwit', 'E-Swift, Tha Alkaholiks', 'Tash, J-Ro, King Tee', '*"Ode To Billy Joe" by Lou Donaldson', '2:34'], [2, "Only When I'm Drunk", 'E-Swift, Tha Alkaholiks', 'J-Ro, Tash, E-Swift', '*"Seven Minutes of Funk" by Tyrone Thomas & The Whole Darn Family', '3:36'], [3, 'Last Call', 'E-Swift, King Tee', 'Tash, J-Ro, E-Swift', '*"The Payback" by James Brown', '4:37'], [4, "Can't Tell Me Shit", 'Derick "D. Pimp" Williams, E-Swift', 'E-Swift, J-Ro', '*"Think(About It)" by Lyn Collins', '4:09'], [5, 'Turn Tha Party Out', 'Lootpack, Tha Alkaholiks', 'Lootpack, Tash, J-Ro, E-Swift', '*"Synthetic Substitution" by Melvin Bliss', '3:19'], [6, 'Bullshit', 'King Tee, E-Swift, Tha Alkaholiks', 'J-Ro, King Tee', '*"It\'s A New Day" by Skull Snaps', '3:27'], [7, 'Soda Pop', 'E-Swift, King Tee', 'E-Swift, Field Trip, Tash', '*"Hard Times" by Baby Huey\\n*"Snakin\' the Grass" by Cannonball Adderley', '2:48'], [8, 'Make Room', 'E-Swift, Tha Alkaholiks', 'J-Ro, Tash', '*"Sing a Simple Song" by Sly & the Family Stone\\n*"Blow Your Head" by Fred Wesley & The J.B.\'s', '3:28'], [9, 'Mary Jane', 'Lootpack, Tha Alkaholiks', 'J-Ro, Tash', '*"Mary Jane" by Rick James', '3:31'], [10, 'Who Dem Niggas', 'E-Swift, Tha Alkaholiks', 'Threat, E-Swift, J-Ro, Tash', '*"Take Me to The Mardi Gras" by Bob James\\n*"Blind Alley" by Emotions\\n*"You Can\'t Love Me if You Don\'t Respect Me" by Lyn Collins', '3:46']] | what is the title listed before mary jane? | Make Room |
[['Dates', 'Tournament', 'Host country', 'Winner', 'Notes'], ['14–17\xa0Jan', 'Alfred Dunhill South African PGA Championship', 'South Africa', 'Ernie Els', nan], ['21–24\xa0Jan', 'Mercedes-Benz - Vodacom South African Open', 'South Africa', 'David Frost', nan], ['28–31\xa0Jan', 'Heineken Classic', 'Australia', 'Jarrod Moseley', nan], ['4–7\xa0Feb', 'Benson and Hedges Malaysian Open', 'Malaysia', 'Gerry Norquist', 'New tournament'], ['11–14\xa0Feb', 'Dubai Desert Classic', 'United Arab Emirates', 'David Howell', nan], ['17–20\xa0Feb', 'Qatar Masters', 'Qatar', 'Paul Lawrie', nan], ['24–28\xa0Feb', 'WGC-Andersen Consulting Match Play Championship', 'United States', 'Jeff Maggert', nan], ['4–7\xa0Mar', 'Algarve Portuguese Open', 'Portugal', 'Van Phillips', nan], ['11–14\xa0Mar', 'Turespana Masters - Open Andalucia', 'Spain', 'Miguel Ángel Jiménez', nan], ['25–28\xa0Mar', 'Madeira Island Open', 'Portugal', 'Pedro Linhart', nan], ['8–11\xa0Apr', 'Masters Tournament', 'United States', 'José María Olazábal', 'Unofficial money'], ['15–18\xa0Apr', 'Estoril Open', 'Portugal', 'Jean-François Remésy', 'New tournament'], ['22–25\xa0Apr', 'Peugeot Open de Espana', 'Spain', 'Jarmo Sandelin', nan], ['29\xa0Apr–2\xa0May', 'Fiat and Fila Italian Open', 'Italy', 'Dean Robertson', nan], ['6–9\xa0May', 'Novotel Perrier Open de France', 'France', 'Retief Goosen', nan], ['13–16\xa0May', 'Benson and Hedges International Open', 'England', 'Colin Montgomerie', nan], ['21–24\xa0May', 'Deutsche Bank - SAP Open TPC of Europe', 'Germany', 'Tiger Woods', nan], ['28–31\xa0May', 'Volvo PGA Championship', 'England', 'Colin Montgomerie', nan], ['3–6\xa0Jun', 'Compass Group English Open', 'England', 'Darren Clarke', nan], ['10–13\xa0Jun', 'German Open', 'Germany', 'Jarmo Sandelin', nan], ['17–20\xa0Jun', 'Moroccan Open', 'Morocco', 'Miguel Ángel Martín', nan], ['17–20\xa0Jun', 'U.S. Open', 'United States', 'Payne Stewart', nan], ['24–27\xa0Jun', 'Compaq European Grand Prix', 'England', 'David Park', nan], ['1–4\xa0Jul', "Murphy's Irish Open", 'Republic of Ireland', 'Sergio García', nan], ['8–11\xa0Jul', 'Standard Life Loch Lomond', 'Scotland', 'Colin Montgomerie', nan], ['15–18\xa0Jul', 'The Open Championship', 'Scotland', 'Paul Lawrie', nan], ['22–25\xa0Jul', 'TNT Dutch Open', 'Netherlands', 'Lee Westwood', nan], ['30\xa0Jul–2\xa0Aug', 'Smurfit European Open', 'Republic of Ireland', 'Lee Westwood', nan], ['5–8\xa0Aug', 'Volvo Scandinavian Masters', 'Sweden', 'Colin Montgomerie', nan], ['12–15\xa0Aug', 'U.S. PGA Championship', 'United States', 'Tiger Woods', nan], ['12–15\xa0Aug', 'West of Ireland Golf Classic', 'Republic of Ireland', 'Costantino Rocca', 'New tournament.\\nAlternate to U.S. PGA'], ['19–22\xa0Aug', 'BMW International Open', 'Germany', 'Colin Montgomerie', nan], ['26–29\xa0Aug', 'WGC-NEC Invitational', 'United States', 'Tiger Woods', nan], ['27–30\xa0Aug', 'Scottish PGA Championship', 'Scotland', 'Warren Bennett', 'New tournament.\\nAlternate to WGC'], ['2–5\xa0Sept', 'Canon European Masters', 'Switzerland', 'Lee Westwood', nan], ['9–12\xa0Sept', 'Victor Chandler British Masters', 'England', 'Bob May', nan], ['16–19\xa0Sept', 'Trophée Lancôme', 'France', 'Pierre Fulke', nan], ['24–27\xa0Sept', 'Ryder Cup', 'United States', 'United States', 'Team event'], ['30\xa0Sept–3\xa0Oct', 'Linde German Masters', 'Germany', 'Sergio García', nan], ['7–10\xa0Oct', 'Alfred Dunhill Cup', 'Scotland', 'Spain', 'Team event.\\nUnofficial money'], ['14–17\xa0Oct', 'Cisco World Match Play Championship', 'England', 'Colin Montgomerie', 'Unofficial money'], ['14–17\xa0Oct', 'Sarazen World Open', 'Spain', 'Thomas Bjørn', 'New tournament'], ['21–24\xa0Oct', 'Belgacom Open', 'Belgium', 'Robert Karlsson', nan], ['28–31\xa0Oct', 'Volvo Masters', 'Spain', 'Miguel Ángel Jiménez', nan], ['4–7\xa0Nov', 'WGC-American Express Championship', 'Spain', 'Tiger Woods', nan], ['18–21\xa0Nov', 'World Cup of Golf', 'Malaysia', 'United States', 'Team event.\\nUnofficial money']] | which tournament was later, volvo pga or algarve portuguese open? | Volvo PGA |
[['#', 'Date', 'Venue', 'Opponent', 'Score', 'Result', 'Competition'], [1.0, '29 March 2000', 'Vasil Levski National Stadium, Sofia', 'Belarus', '1–0', '4–1', 'Friendly'], [2.0, '7 October 2000', 'Georgi Asparuhov Stadium, Sofia', 'Malta', '3–0', '3–0', '2002 World Cup qualifier'], [3.0, '27 March 2003', 'Stadion Mladost, Kruševac', 'Serbia and Montenegro', '2–1', '2–1', 'Friendly'], [4.0, '7 June 2003', 'Vasil Levski National Stadium, Sofia', 'Belgium', '2–2', '2–2', 'Euro 2004 qualifier'], [5.0, '12 November 2005', 'Vasil Levski National Stadium, Sofia', 'Georgia', '5–0', '6–2', 'Friendly'], [6.0, '12 November 2005', 'Vasil Levski National Stadium, Sofia', 'Georgia', '6–2', '6–2', 'Friendly'], [7.0, '9 May 2006', 'Nagai Stadium, Osaka', 'Japan', '1–0', '2–1', '2006 Kirin Cup']] | who was the opponent after georgia? | Japan |
[['Week', 'Date', 'Opponent', 'Result', 'Attendance'], [1, 'September 28, 1952', 'at Dallas Texans', 'W 24–6', '17,499'], [2, 'October 4, 1952', 'at Philadelphia Eagles', 'W 31–7', '18,648'], [3, 'October 12, 1952', 'at Cleveland Browns', 'W 17–9', '51,858'], [4, 'October 19, 1952', 'Chicago Cardinals', 'L 24–23', '41,182'], [5, 'October 26, 1952', 'Philadelphia Eagles', 'L 14–10', '21,458'], [6, 'November 2, 1952', 'at Chicago Cardinals', 'W 28–6', '27,195'], [7, 'November 9, 1952', 'San Francisco 49ers', 'W 23–14', '54,230'], [8, 'November 16, 1952', 'Green Bay Packers', 'L 17–3', '26,723'], [9, 'November 23, 1952', 'at Washington Redskins', 'W 14–10', '21,125'], [10, 'November 30, 1952', 'at Pittsburgh Steelers', 'L 63–7', '15,140'], [11, 'December 7, 1952', 'Washington Redskins', 'L 27–17', '21,237'], [12, 'December 14, 1952', 'Cleveland Browns', 'W 37–34', '41,610']] | which game had the most points scored? | December 14, 1952 |
[['Name', 'Current Use', 'Completed', 'Namesake', 'Info'], ['Ritter Library', 'Library', '1958', 'George Ritter (alumnus)', 'Ritter Library is one of three libraries on campus.'], ['Health Center', 'Health Center', '1986', nan, 'Built at the same time as the Lou Higgens Center'], ['Lindsay-Crossman Chapel', 'Chapel', '1870', 'Lindsay-Crossman (Trustee)', 'Originally called the Emmanuel Methodist Episcopal Church, the church was turned over to BW in the 1950s after a renovation the church was renamed.'], ["Historian's House", 'Office', 'Unknown', nan, 'House dedicated by the university to hold historical records and artifacts from the university.'], ['Presidents House', 'Home', '1935', nan, "The president's house went through renovations in 1982 and 2006. Between 1992 and 2006 president Neil Malicky built a home off campus so the building became the Alumni House which held offices. Currently the house is once again occupied by the president."], ['Alumni House', 'Offices', 'Unknown', nan, 'The building was formally called Victoria house and used as a residence hall before coming the Alumni House in 2006.'], ['Newman Center', 'Newman Center', 'Unknown', nan, 'The building is used by the Newman student organization. Newman Centers are Catholic ministry centers at non-Catholic universities found throughout the world.'], ['Tudor House', 'Campus security', 'Unknown', nan, 'The building is used by BW Safety & Security.'], ['Student Activities Center (SAC)', 'Student Activity Center', '1913-14', nan, "Originally built to be a women's gymnasium the building has been converted into a performance hall. The building was converted to be a nonalcoholic party center and was featured in the New York Times."], ['Black Cultural Center', 'Cultural center', 'Unknown', 'Unknown', 'The building is used as meeting space for student organizations.'], ['Strosacker Hall (Union)', 'Student Activities Center', '1965', 'Charles Strosacker (Alumnus and professor)', 'The building is home to administrative offices, student organizations and a dining facility.'], ['Bonds Hall', 'Administrative Building', 'Unknown', 'Alfred Bonds (President)', "Former home of the admissions offices the building houses many student services and the president's office."], ['Durst Welcome Center', 'Administrative Building', '2011', 'Richard Durst (President)', "Home to the university's admissions offices."]] | which was built at the same time as the lou higgens center? | Health Center |
[['Model', 'Released', 'Usage', 'Features', 'Storage'], ['Betsie/Dottie', 'Unknown', 'Used for calculating odds for bookmakers', nan, nan], ['SADIE', '1966', 'Sterling And Decimal Invoicing Electronically', 'Programming stored on soldered-through connectors on double-sided printed circuit cards, connecting instruction type on one side of the card with instruction number on the other side. IBM 2741 Selectric-style golf-ball teleprinter for user interface.', 'Nickel acoustic delay line working storage (8 words of decimal arithmetic). Paper tape and edge-punched cards. Magnetic stripe cards for the teleprinter-style user interface. Could be switched between decimal and Sterling at the flick of a switch as it said in the publicity.'], ['SUSIE', '1967', 'Stock Updating and Sales Invoicing Electronically', 'Programmes (2) stored on drum, each with 1000 machine instructions. Programme could be loaded from or written out to paper tape. User interface as SADIE.', 'As for SADIE, plus magnetic drum (6k words)'], ['Mark 1', '1970', 'Sales Order processing', 'Architecture similar to the Data General "NOVA" in that the memory and I/O highways were separate whereas DEC used a common highway for memory and I/O with the peripherals occupying memory addresses. The NOVA was a 16 bit design but the Molecular was 18 bit allowing signed arithmetic and a memory parity check bit. The instruction set was in some ways similar to the Nova. The M18 was designed by a small team headed by Colin Chapman & Ian Miller.\\nOperating system known as LOS developed by Joe Templeman in Leicester office of Systemation. Programming was done in octal notation machine code in longhand using coding sheets. The 17 bit word allowed the limited storage of 3 bytes per word using "Metacode"', 'Ferrite core memory. from Plessey or Fabritek and later EMM.\\nFront-loading disk drive\\nOptional paper tape reader D400 front-loading cartridge 875 kbit D800 1.75 Mbit'], ['Mark 2', '1973', 'Sales Order Processing', 'Totally new processor with hardware interrupt stacking, a variable cycle time and new disc controller. Same basic architecture as the MK1. Used a totally new OS.\\nWater-cooled cabinets with remote chiller unit initially, later normal fan cooling.', 'Fabritek or EMM ferrite core memory. Introduced the DD1600 CDC 9427 top-loading disk drive one fixed one removable and/or a large multi-platter CDC removable disk drive.'], ['Mark 3', nan, nan, 'Designation not used but was effectively the 3ME/6ME which was a MK2 processor modified to run the MK1 OS and application software. Hardware interrupt stacking disabled. Used a low capacity version of the CDC 9427', nan], ['Mark 4', nan, 'SOP, Livestock Markets, Paper merchants, Plumbers merchants.', 'Developed after the demise of BCL by ABS computers. Basically a 6ME in a new cabinet with lead acid battery backed static RAM instead of ferrite core.\\nProgramming still done in octal notation machine code in longhand using coding sheets.', 'Core Memory or static RAM, Introduced the CDC Hawk 9427H disk drive, up to 4 supported per controller, max 2 controllers and/or a large multi-platter CDC D8000 removable disk drive.'], ['Mark 5', '1984', 'SOP, Livestock Markets, Paper merchants, Plumbers merchants.', 'Basically a re engineering of the 6ME processor to remove redundant stack logic and reduced to 3 boards with a printed circuit backplane instead of the costly wire wrapped backplane used for earlier models.\\nHardware re-design by Systemation Developments K. A. Howlett (Keith Alec b1943 son of W A Howlett)with assistance in the final test stages by G. Boote. Cabinet design by Business Computers Systems Ltd. Hardware designed and manufactured by Systemation Developments for Business computers Systems.', 'Initially large-format Ampex ferrite core memory then static RAM, both introduced by Systemation Developments.\\nLater Bank switching memory introduced (32K 18 bit words base memory plus up to 8 X 32K banks).\\nFirst sold with CDC Hawk 9427H drives later CDC Lark 2 disk drives. Memory and new RS232 4 port I/O card (Quad I/O) by K. A. Howlett, Lark 2 disc controller by J. Adams. Up to four CDC Lark or Amcodyne drives per controller, max 2 controllers.'], ['Distributor', '1986', 'SOP, Livestock Markets, Paper merchants, Plumbers merchants.', "Smaller version of the Mark 5 in an oversized PC style vertical cabinet with a CDC Lark 2 drive built in. Designed and manufactured by Systemation Developments K. A. Howlett for Business Computers Systems. A single board processor was developed to replace the 3 card processor and was working but never came to market. At the same time a Transputer based maths co-processor had also been developed. Assembler programming introduced by Systemation Developments with the aid of a third party, running on PC's with the program then downloaded to the M18.", 'Support for seven additional external Lark 2 or Amcodyne drives 4 per controller including the integral drive. 32K 18 bit words of base memory plus up to 8 32K banks.'], [nan, '1990(?)', 'SOP, Livestock Markets, Paper merchants, Plumbers merchants.', "A single board processor was developed to replace the 3 card processor and was working but never came to market. At the same time a Transputer based maths co-processor had also been developed. Assembler programming introduced by Systemation Developments with the aid of a third party, running on PC's with the program then downloaded to the M18.", 'Support for seven additional external Lark 2 or Amcodyne drives 4 per controller including the integral drive. 32K 18 bit words of base memory plus up to 8 32K banks.'], ['Distributor EP', '1989', 'SOP, Livestock Markets', 'Enhanced version of the Distributor', 'SCSI disk and tape support']] | other than sadie what models start with an s? | SUSIE |
[['Unnamed: 0', 'Name on the Register', 'Date listed', 'Location', 'City or town', 'Summary'], [1, 'Academy of the Sacred Heart', 'June 25, 1987\\n(#87001061)', '171 Lake Shore Dr.\\n42°23′35″N 82°53′37″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.393056°N 82.893611°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'This school was established in 1887 as a boarding school for young ladies by the Religious of the Sacred Heart, an order of cloistered nuns. It is now run as an independent day school, known as the Grosse Pointe Academy, by a lay Board of Trustees who continue the educational mission of the school.'], [2, 'Russell A. Alger, Jr. House', 'July 8, 1982\\n(#82002917)', '32 Lake Shore Dr.\\n42°23′13″N 82°53′50″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.386944°N 82.897222°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'The Russell A. Alger, Jr. House was built in 1910 and served as the family home of Russell A. Alger Jr. until 1949, when it was donated to the community and dedicated to the memory of veterans and soldiers of World War II. It was rechristened the Grosse Pointe War Memorial, and is also known as The Moorings.'], [3, 'Annapolis Park Historic District', 'May 18, 2006\\n(#06000405)', 'Julius, Matthew, Hanover, Farnum, Alan, and Paul\\n42°16′14″N 83°19′59″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.270556°N 83.333056°W', 'Westland', 'During World War II, the African-American population in Detroit ballooned to 300,000 residents, but housing covenants, overpriced rent, and other forms of discrimination restricted where they could live. Julius and William Schwartz platted the Annapolis Park suburb in Westland in 1953 specifically for African-Americans.'], [4, 'Henry W. Baker House', 'April 22, 1982\\n(#82002922)', '233 S. Main St.\\n42°22′19″N 83°28′03″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.371944°N 83.4675°W', 'Plymouth', 'This house was built for Henry W. Baker, president of the Plymouth Iron Windmill Company, which in 1888 introduced the Daisy air rifle and later changed its name to the Daisy Manufacturing Company. The house is of a fanciful Italianate design, likely based on an illustration in a pattern book. The house was a landmark in Plymouth because of the unusual tower, shaped like a pagoda, atop the mansard roof.'], [5, 'Tivadar and Dorothy Balogh House', 'September 30, 2013\\n(#13000800)', '49800 Joy Road (Plymouth Township)\\n42°21′02″N 83°31′52″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.350548°N 83.531141°W', 'Cherry Hill vicinity', 'The Tivadar and Dorothy Balogh House was constructed in 1958-59 by architect Tividar Balogh for himself, his wife, Dorothy and their family. The house is a two-story cubic structure, clad in redwood siding. The house sits on a partial basement on one side and support posts on the other side. The section beneath the house was originally open; the space beneath gives the house an impressive "lightness" and makes it appear to hover above the landscape.'], [6, 'Thomas and Maria Blackman Bartlett House', 'June 2, 2000\\n(#00000614)', '500 N. Ridge Rd. (Canton Township)\\n42°18′30″N 83°32′05″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.308333°N 83.534722°W', 'Cherry Hill', 'The Thomas and Maria Blackman Bartlett House (also known as the Bartlett-Travis House) was originally constructed c. 1840 in a Greek Revival style, but in subsequent years has been updated with Victorian elements. In 1989, the house was moved to its current location and placed on a new foundation. Restoration work was begun in 1994 and finished in 2002.'], [7, 'Beverly Road Historic District', 'April 7, 1995\\n(#94001428)', '23-45 Beverly Rd.\\n42°23′18″N 82°54′06″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.388333°N 82.901667°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'The Beverly Road Historic District covers the original area of the Beverly Park Subdivision, platted by Henry B. Joy in 1911. The district was one of the earliest upper-class subdivisions in the Grosse Pointes, and marked the change of the area from a farming and summer-home community into an upscale year-round community.'], [8, 'David and Elizabeth Bell Boldman House', 'June 2, 2000\\n(#00000615)', '3339 S. Canton Center Rd. (Canton Township)\\n42°16′54″N 83°29′09″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.281667°N 83.485833°W', 'Sheldon', 'The David and Elizabeth Bell Boldman House was a basilica-style Greek Revival with a two-story center section flanked by single-story wings. The former site of the house is now vacant.'], [9, 'Benjamin and Mary Ann Bradford House', 'June 9, 2000\\n(#00000648)', '48145 Warren Rd.\\n42°20′07″N 83°30′54″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.335278°N 83.515°W', 'Canton', "In 1825, Moses Bradford moved to Canton Township, one of the first settlers to stake a claim in the area. The following year, Aruna and Mary Bradford, Moses's parents, followed their son to Canton Township. On arrival, they bought the property this house now sits on; in 1835 they sold the parcel to their other son, Benjamin. In 1860, Benjamin built the house that now stands on the property; it remained in the Bradford family until 1911."], [10, 'Jos. Campau Historic District', 'October 17, 2012\\n(#12000870)', 'Bounded by Holbrook, Pulaski, Casmere, & Lehman Sts.\\n42°23′55″N 83°03′32″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.39852°N 83.058922°W', 'Hamtramck', 'The Jos. Campau Historic District contains a unique collection of early 20th century commercial architecture, constructed as Hamtramck expanded in the wake of the 1915 opening of the nearby Dodge Main Plant.'], [11, 'Cherry Hill Historic District', 'April 2, 2003\\n(#03000176)', 'Cherry Hill and Ridge Rds.\\n42°18′17″N 83°32′20″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.304722°N 83.538889°W', 'Canton Township', "The Cherry Hill Historic District contains buildings on Cherry Hill and Ridge Roads in the unincorporated crossroads community of Cherry Hill. CHerry Hill was established in 1825, and the district includes the Italianate Cherry Hill House inn, the Gothic Revival Cherry Hill United Methodist Church and associated cemetery, the Cherry Hill School, the Thomas and Maria Blackman Bartlett House, the Thomas and Isabella Moore Clyde House, and buildings used for one of Henry Ford's Village industry projects."], [12, 'Christ Church Chapel', 'September 10, 1993\\n(#93000424)', '61 Grosse Pointe Rd.\\n42°23′29″N 82°54′03″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.391389°N 82.900833°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'The Grosse Pointe Episcopal congregation began as a branch of Christ Church Detroit in 1923. This building, completed in 1930, was initially referred to as a "chapel," because it was intended to be one element of a larger building. The Neo-Gothic chapel is built in a Latin cross configuration with a 50-foot (15\xa0m) tower at one corner.'], [13, 'Thomas and Isabella Moore Clyde House', 'April 2, 2003\\n(#03000175)', '50325 Cherry Hill Rd.\\n42°18′21″N 83°32′07″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.305833°N 83.535278°W', 'Canton Township', 'The Thomas Clyde House is a 1\xa01⁄2-story clapboard upright and wing Greek Revival house with an unusual asymmetrical facade. It was built c. 1845, and moved from its original location across the street to its present location in 1924.'], [14, "Commandant's Quarters", 'October 15, 1970\\n(#70000286)', '21950 Michigan Ave.\\n42°18′23″N 83°14′38″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.306389°N 83.243889°W', 'Dearborn', "The Commandant's Quarters was built in 1833 as part of the Detroit Arsenal, which was relocated from Detroit due to fear that the stored explosives would endanger the city's population. It is the oldest building in Dearborn still located on its original site, and is considered to be one of the seven most significant buildings in Michigan."], [15, 'Charles G. Curtiss Sr. House', 'December 2, 1993\\n(#93001350)', '168 S. Union St.\\n42°22′19″N 83°27′58″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.371944°N 83.466111°W', 'Plymouth', 'This house is a two-story wood-framed house sitting on a fieldstone foundation. It was built in approximately 1890 by Charles G. Curtiss Sr., a builder from Plymouth. The form of the house (a gabled ell with tower) had been poplar regionally and nationally since the 1850s, but by the time this house was built was much out of fashion.'], [16, 'Dearborn Inn and Colonial Homes', 'December 10, 1982\\n(#82000549)', '20301 Oakwood Blvd.\\n42°17′48″N 83°13′41″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.296667°N 83.228056°W', 'Dearborn', 'The Dearborn Inn, was conceived by Henry Ford, who saw a need for food and accommodations for visitors flying into the nearby Ford Airport. The Inn was designed by architect Albert Kahn, and upon its opening in 1931 became the first airport hotel in the country.'], [17, 'Defer Elementary School', 'May 2, 2001\\n(#01000458)', '15425 Kercheval\\n42°23′00″N 82°56′07″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.383336°N 82.935183°W', 'Grosse Pointe Park', 'In 1921, in response to the influx of families, five school districts in what is now the Grosse Pointe area were consolidated into Rural Agricultural District No. 1 (later renamed the Grosse Pointe Public School System). The first building constructed after consolidation was Defer Elementary School, built on the site of a rhubarb patch owned by Ludwig Meininger.'], [18, 'Paul Harvey Deming House', 'July 25, 1996\\n(#96000811)', '111 Lake Shore Rd.\\n42°23′30″N 82°53′40″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.391667°N 82.894444°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'This house was a 15,000-square-foot (1,400\xa0m2), 2\xa01⁄2-story Tudor Revival built in the shape of a U. It was built for Paul Harvey Deming, Chairman of the Board of the George Worthington Company. The house was demolished in 1997.'], [19, 'Phillip and Maria Hasselbach Dingledey House', 'June 2, 2000\\n(#00000616)', '1638 N. Haggerty Rd. (Canton Township)\\n42°19′06″N 83°26′55″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.318333°N 83.448611°W', 'Westland', 'The Phillip and Maria Hasselbach Dingledey House was an upright and wing style farmhouse with a relatively unusual double upright. The house is no longer at its listed location; a small commercial complex now occupies the site.'], [20, 'East River Road Historic District', 'August 13, 1974\\n(#74001003)', 'East River Rd. near the Grosse Ile Parkway\\n42°07′33″N 83°08′30″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.125833°N 83.141667°W', 'Grosse Ile', 'This district includes several Gothic Revival mansions built in the 1850s, St. James Episcopal Church (also on the Register) and the Michigan Central Railroad Depot.'], [21, 'East River Road – North Hickory Canal Bridge', 'February 4, 2000\\n(#00000042)', 'E. River Rd. over N. Hickory Canal\\n42°05′46″N 83°09′02″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.096111°N 83.150556°W', 'Grosse Ile', 'The East River Road – North Hickory Canal Bridge is 64 feet (20\xa0m) continuous concrete slab bridge. Wayne County used this type of bridge in the years during and after World War II, presumably because of the difficulty of obtaining steel during these years.'], [22, 'John and Emma Lacey Eberts House', 'July 16, 2009\\n(#09000524)', '109 Vinewood Ave.\\n42°12′27″N 83°09′02″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.207372°N 83.1506°W', 'Wyandotte', 'In 1872, John Eberts Jr. married Emma Lacey, and that same year the couple hired Raphael R. Thomas to build this house.'], [23, 'Orson Everitt House', 'October 14, 1980\\n(#80001933)', '39040 W. Seven Mile Rd.\\n42°25′31″N 83°25′47″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.425278°N 83.429722°W', 'Livonia', "This irregularly massed Queen Anne features a broad porch and a circular turret. It is likely the design of the house was selected from a house plan book; a similar house plan can be found in Herbert C. Chivers' Artistic Homes."], [24, 'Fair Lane', 'November 13, 1966\\n(#66000399)', '4901 Evergreen Rd.\\n42°18′58″N 83°14′08″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.316111°N 83.235556°W', 'Dearborn', "Fair Lane was Henry and Clara Ford's estate in Dearborn, Michigan. It was named after an area in County Cork where Ford's adoptive grandfather, Patrick Ahern, was born. The extensive 1300 acre (5.3\xa0km²) estate along the River Rouge included a large limestone house, electrical power plant on the dammed river, boathouse, stables and gardens designed by Jens Jensen. The estate was eventually donated to the University of Michigan for a new Dearborn campus."], [25, 'Ferry Street – Thorofare Canal Bridge', 'February 18, 2000\\n(#00000118)', 'Ferry St. over Thorofare Canal\\n42°08′17″N 83°09′23″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.138056°N 83.156389°W', 'Grosse Ile', 'The Ferry Street-Thorofare Canal Bridge is a good representative example of a continuous concrete slab, used by the Wayne County Road Commission during World War II and immediately after, presumably due to the difficulty of obtaining steel.'], [26, 'First United Methodist Church', 'August 3, 1982\\n(#82002918)', '16300 Woodward Ave.\\n42°24′55″N 83°06′11″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.415278°N 83.103056°W', 'Highland Park', 'In 1868, a frame chapel for interdenominational services was built behind where the First United Methodist Church currently stands. The site went through different hands, and in 1916, the Methodist congregation built the present Gothic church. In 1956, the original frame chapel behind the present church was demolished. Since 1995, Soul Harvest Ministries has operated from the building.'], [27, 'John and Edna Truesdell Fischer Farmstead', 'June 2, 2000\\n(#00000617)', '4896–5228 S. Sheldon Rd. (Canton Township)\\n42°16′10″N 83°28′36″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.269444°N 83.476667°W', 'Sheldon', 'This farmstead includes an 1897 Queen Anne house built by the children of German immigrants, as well as a 1945 ranch house, 18 greenhouses, a boiler house, a modern garage, and the remnants of a barn and silo.'], [28, 'Ford River Rouge Complex', 'June 2, 1978\\n(#78001516)', '3001 Miller Rd.\\n42°18′08″N 83°09′52″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.302222°N 83.164444°W', 'Dearborn', 'This complex is a Ford Motor Company automobile factory complex located along the Rouge River. Construction on the plant began in 1917, and when it was completed in 1928 it had become the largest integrated factory in the world. The Rouge measures 1.5 miles (2.4\xa0km) wide by 1 mile (1.6\xa0km) long, including 93 buildings with nearly 16\xa0million square feet (1.5\xa0km2) of factory floor space.'], [29, 'Ford Valve Plant', 'August 1, 1995\\n(#95000866)', '235 E. Main St.\\n42°25′56″N 83°28′40″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.432222°N 83.477778°W', 'Northville', 'The Ford Valve Plant was the first of Henry Ford\'s "Village Industries" factories, designed to bring the economic advantages of industrial jobs to rural communities through the establishment of decentralized, non-disruptive manufacturing plants.'], [30, 'Henry Ford Square House', 'November 25, 1980\\n(#80001932)', '29835 Beechwood Ave.\\n42°19′37″N 83°20′07″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.326944°N 83.335278°W', 'Garden City', "The Henry Ford Square House (also known as the Henry Ford Honeymoon House) is a four-room house built by hand by Henry Ford soon after his marriage, using timber cut on the property and finished in the sawmill he operated. Henry's wife Clara drew the plans for the house, and the couple moved in during June 1889, 14 months after they were married."], [31, 'Ford-Bacon House', 'December 1, 1997\\n(#97001476)', '45 Vinewood\\n42°12′26″N 83°08′54″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.207222°N 83.148333°W', 'Wyandotte', 'In 1897, Edward Ford (also the builder of the George P. MacNichol House across the street) hired Malcomson & Higginbotham to design this house for himself and his wife Carrie. Ford lived in the house only a short time, and in 1902, his daughter Mary Ford Bacon and her husband Mark R. Bacon moved in, residing in the house until 1942. The house is now used as the Bacon Memorial District Library.'], [32, 'Gibraltar Road – Waterway Canal Bridge', 'February 10, 2000\\n(#00000082)', 'Gibraltar Rd. over Waterway Canal\\n42°05′42″N 83°11′26″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.095°N 83.190556°W', 'Gibraltar', 'The Gibraltar Road Bridge is an unusual reinforced-concrete cantilevered-arch bridge. After construction, the Wayne County Road Commissioners noted that "this low sweeping arch bridge is in keeping with its surroundings and is one of the features which make Gibraltar Road so attractive."'], [33, 'Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church', 'August 3, 1982\\n(#82002919)', '12375 Woodward Ave.\\n42°23′52″N 83°05′32″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.397778°N 83.092222°W', 'Highland Park', 'Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church was originally a mission on the west side of Detroit, and the congregation worshipped in built a frame Victorian Gothic chapel (built for the Highland Park Presbyterian Church congregation) one block south of the current site. The present cathedral was built from 1929 to 1930, and was used by the congregation until 1979, when the Grace Evangelical congregation sold their church building to an Apostolic African-American congregation, the Prayer Temple of Love Cathedral.'], [34, 'Greenfield Village and Henry Ford Museum', 'October 20, 1969\\n(#69000071)', 'Bounded by Michigan Ave. on the N, Village Rd. on the S, Southfield Expwy. on the E, and Oakland Blvd. on the W\\n42°18′16″N 83°13′30″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.304444°N 83.225°W', 'Dearborn', 'The Henry Ford is the nation\'s "largest indoor-outdoor history museum" complex. Named for its founder, the noted automobile industrialist Henry Ford, and based on his desire to preserve items of historical significance and portray the Industrial Revolution, the property houses a vast array of famous homes, machinery, exhibits, and Americana. It is also known as the Edison Institute or Greenfield Village.'], [35, 'Greenmead Farms', 'March 24, 1972\\n(#72000672)', '38125 Base Line Rd.\\n42°26′17″N 83°25′05″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.438056°N 83.418056°W', 'Livonia', 'Greenmead Farms was originally the farm of Joshua Simmons, who moved to the property in 1825. The farm includes the 1829 North Barn (the first barn built in Livonia) and an 1841 Greek Revival farmhouse. Additional structures, including four mid-19th-century farmhouses, have been moved to the property as the surrounding area has been developed.'], [36, 'Grosse Pointe High School', 'May 20, 1993\\n(#93000429)', '11 Grosse Pointe Blvd.\\n42°23′27″N 82°54′08″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.390833°N 82.902222°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', "Grosse Pointe South was added to the Register for its significance in architecture, art, and education. The school anchors one of Grosse Pointe's most historically significant neighborhoods, the Beverly Road Historic District. Grosse Pointe Memorial Presbyterian Church, Christ Church Grosse Pointe, and Richard Elementary School are all within two blocks of the school."], [37, 'Grosse Pointe Memorial Church', 'December 6, 1993\\n(#93001351)', '16 Lake Shore Dr.\\n42°23′20″N 82°53′58″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.388889°N 82.899444°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'In 1865, a group of Grosse Pointe residents founded the nondenominational Grosse Pointe Protestant Evangelical Church. In 1920, the congregation reorganized as a Presbyterian church. Truman Handy Newberry and his brother John donated nearly $300,000 to the congregation for a new church building, as a memorial to their parents John and Helen.'], [38, 'Hamtramck Stadium', 'July 31, 2012\\n(#12000458)', '3201 Dan St.\\n42°23′23″N 83°03′03″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.38982°N 83.050699°W', 'Hamtramck', 'Hamtramck Stadium, also known as Roesink Stadium, is one of only 12 remaining Negro league baseball stadiums. It was home to the Detroit Stars of 1930-31, 1933, and 1937. It was also home to the Detroit Wolves who played in 1932.'], [39, "Highland Heights-Stevens' Subdivision Historic District", 'February 8, 1988\\n(#88000050)', 'Bounded by Woodward Ave., the alley south of E. Buena Vista Ave., Oakland Ave., and the alley south of Massachusetts Ave.\\n42°23′49″N 83°05′13″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.396944°N 83.086944°W', 'Highland Park', "The Highland Heights-Stevens' Subdivision Historic District is a residential historic district of primarily single-family homes built in the early 20th-century. The houses are fine representation of the variety of American residential architecture in the years 1900–1930. Styles represented include foursquares, bungalows, and various revival styles."], [40, 'Highland Park General Hospital', 'October 31, 1985\\n(#85003400)', '357 Glendale Ave.\\n42°23′41″N 83°06′19″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.394722°N 83.105278°W', 'Highland Park', "The Highland Park General Hospital is a significant landmark in the history of Highland Park. The hospital was one of the first two institutions established when Highland Park incorporated as a city in 1916. The primary building faces Glendale, and includes the original hospital building, built in 1918, and the attached nurses' residence, built in 1925."], [41, 'Highland Park Plant, Ford Motor Company', 'February 6, 1973\\n(#73000961)', '15050 Woodward Ave.\\n42°24′37″N 83°05′40″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.410278°N 83.094444°W', 'Highland Park', 'The Highland Park Ford Plant was a production plant for Ford Motor Company The plant was designed by Albert Kahn in 1908 and was opened in 1910. Because of its spacious design, it set the precedent for many factories and production plants built thereafter. In 1913, the Highland Park Ford Plant became the first automobile production facility in the world to implement the assembly line'], [42, 'Highland Park Presbyterian Church', 'August 3, 1982\\n(#82002920)', '14 Cortland St.\\n42°23′48″N 83°05′30″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.396667°N 83.091667°W', 'Highland Park', 'The Highland Park Presbyterian Church was established in 1893 as a mission church of the First Presbyterian Church of Detroit. Three years later a small chapel was built on the site of the present church. However, the congregation grew to over two hundred members, and the present building was constructed from 1910 to 1911. The building is now known as the Park United Presbyterian Church.'], [43, "Hull's Trace North Huron River Corduroy Segment", 'December 13, 2010\\n(#10001022)', '36000 W. Jefferson Ave.\\n42°02′48″N 83°12′43″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.046667°N 83.211944°W', 'Brownstown Charter Township', 'At the beginning of the War of 1812, troops under the command of General William Hull constructed what became known as "Hull\'s Trace," a 200-mile (320\xa0km) military road running from Urbana, Ohio to Fort Detroit. This corduroy road segment is the only known extant portion of what was the first military road and first federal road in the United States.'], [44, 'Jefferson Avenue – Huron River and Harbin Drive – Silver Creek Canal Bridges', 'February 10, 2000\\n(#00000080)', 'Jefferson Ave. over Huron R.; Harbin Dr. over Silver Creek Canal\\n42°02′32″N 83°12′52″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.042222°N 83.214444°W', 'Brownstown Charter Township', 'This listing comprises two separate bridges: the Jefferson Avenue Bridge, which carries W. Jefferson Avenue over the Huron River and the smaller Harbin Drive Bridge spanning the Silver Creek Canal. The Jefferson Avenue Bridge connects Wayne County to Berlin Charter Township in Monroe County and is also listed on the NRHP listings in Monroe County article.'], [45, 'William and Margot Kessler House', 'September 30, 2013\\n(#13000801)', '1013 Cadieux Road\\n42°23′00″N 82°54′55″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.383335°N 82.915183°W', 'Grosse Pointe Park', 'The William and Margot Kessler House was constructed in 1959 by architect William Kessler for himself, his wife Margot, and his family. The most dramatic features of the house are the saw-tooth roof and the textured brick privacy fence that creates an enclosed garden along the front of the house.'], [46, 'Orrin and Roxanne Fairman Kinyon House', 'June 9, 2000\\n(#00000649)', '7675 N. Ridge Rd.\\n42°20′30″N 83°31′43″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.341667°N 83.528611°W', 'Canton', "This house is a Greek Revival farmhouse, of post and beam construction, sided with wood and sitting on a stone foundation. It was built in 1850 by Orrin Kinyon, the son of one of Canton Township's original settlers."], [47, 'Charles J. and Ingrid V. (Frendberg) Koebel House', 'December 8, 2009\\n(#09001068)', '203 Cloverly Road\\n42°24′17″N 82°53′57″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.404606°N 82.899186°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'This Modernist house was the first commission for the father-and-son firm of Eliel and Eero Saarinen. The house integrates the exterior architecture, sculpture, interior design, lighting, and furnishings.'], [48, 'Lilley Road – Lower Rouge River Bridge', 'February 10, 2000\\n(#00000078)', 'Lilley Rd. over Lower Rouge R.\\n42°16′46″N 83°27′24″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.279444°N 83.456667°W', 'Canton Township', 'This bridge was originally built in 1923–1924 for installation where Telegraph Road crossed a branch of the Rouge River just north of Warren Road. However, Telegraph Road was soon widened, and the bridge was removed and in 1933 installed at the Lilley Road crossing of the Lower Rouge River.'], [49, 'Lincoln Park Post Office', 'February 4, 2004\\n(#03001551)', '1335 Southfield Rd.\\n42°15′01″N 83°10′44″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.250278°N 83.178889°W', 'Lincoln Park', 'The design of this 1938 building, created by supervising architect of the treasury Louis A. Simon, was used for a number of other Depression-era post offices in the state of Michigan.'], [50, 'George P. MacNichol House', 'May 24, 1984\\n(#84001859)', '2610 Biddle Ave.\\n42°12′27″N 83°08′56″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.2075°N 83.148889°W', 'Wyandotte', 'In 1896, Edward Ford (also the builder of the Ford-Bacon House across the street) hired Malcomson & Higginbotham to design this home as wedding gift for his daughter Laura on her marriage to George P. MacNichol. The house is currently used as the Wyandotte Historical Museum.'], [51, 'Marx House', 'August 13, 1976\\n(#76001043)', '2630 Biddle Ave.\\n42°12′26″N 83°08′56″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.207222°N 83.148889°W', 'Wyandotte', "The Marx House was built in approximately 1862 for Warren Isham. In the next 60 years, the house went through six owners, including Charles W. Thomas, Wyandotte's first druggist, and Dr. Theophilus Langlois, a prominent physician who served as Wyandotte's mayor for two terms and contributed to other civic projects in the city. In 1921, the house was purchased by John Marx, the city attorney and scion of a local brewery owner."], [52, "Medbury's-Grove Lawn Subdivisions Historic District", 'February 8, 1988\\n(#88000049)', 'Roughly bounded by Hamilton Ave., the alley south of Louise Ave., Woodward Ave., and the alley south of Puritan Ave.\\n42°24′46″N 83°06′28″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.412778°N 83.107778°W', 'Highland Park', "Medbury's-Grove Lawn Subdivisions Historic District is a residential historic district, built up primarily in the 1910s and 1920s. It features a variety of architectural styles that were popular at the time. Bungalows and bungalow-style houses with Craftsman or colonial details predominate, and, in fact, the neighborhood is significant for containing Michigan's most outstanding collection of single-family bungalows and bungalow-style homes. However, foursquare, colonial revival, and English cottage homes are also present within the neighborhood."], [53, 'Mellus Newspapers Building', 'July 20, 2005\\n(#05000716)', '1661 Fort St.\\n42°15′06″N 83°10′31″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.251667°N 83.175278°W', 'Lincoln Park', 'In 1941, William S. Mellus constructed this building to house his Lincoln Parker newspaper. The company remained in the building until a 1986 merger with Heritage Newspapers. The building was eventually purchased by the Lincoln Park Downtown Development Authority, and was demolished on May 13, 2010.'], [54, 'Northville Historic District', 'July 31, 1972\\n(#72000673)', 'Bounded roughly by Cady, Rogers, and Randolph Sts.\\n42°25′54″N 83°29′03″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.431667°N 83.484167°W', 'Northville', 'This district is located in the heart of old Northville, and is primarily residential, although the 73 contributing structures include several commercial buildings and a church. The majority of district consists of Gothic Revival houses constructed between 1860 and 1880.'], [55, 'Norwayne Historic District', 'July 9, 2013\\n(#13000479)', 'Generally bounded by Palmer, Wildwood, Glenwood & Merriman Rds., Wayne County Lower Rouge Pkwy.\\n42°17′32″N 83°21′55″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.292228°N 83.365140°W', 'Westland', 'The Norwayne subdivision was originally built in 1942 by the National Housing Agency to house workers employed at nearby defense industry plants, including the Willow Run Bomber Plant. The project originally had 1189 residential buildings, a Management Office, a fire station, a church, two elementary schools, and several commercial properties. Streets in the subdivision are primarily curvilinear, following the Federal Housing Administration guidelines published in the late 1930s.'], [56, 'Palmer Park Boulevard Apartments District', 'January 22, 1992\\n(#91001983)', '1981, 2003 and 2025 W. McNichols Rd.\\n42°25′02″N 83°07′15″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.417222°N 83.120833°W', 'Highland Park', 'The Palmer Park Boulevard Apartments District is a collection of three apartment building located at 1981, 2003 and 2025 West McNichols Road. These three adjacent buildings were all built in the same time period (the mid-1920s), all were designed by the same architect (Richard H. Marr), and all share a uniform height, setback, and general plan.'], [57, 'Parke Lane Road – Thorofare Canal Bridge', 'February 4, 2000\\n(#00000043)', 'Parke Lane Rd. over Thorofare Ch.\\n42°10′05″N 83°08′38″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.168056°N 83.143889°W', 'Grosse Ile', 'The Parke Lane Road-Thorofare Canal Bridge is of a rare cantilevered concrete arch design. The traditional arch bridge design requires a complete arch. In contrast, the cantilevered arch design is divided into two structurally independent half-arches which are each cantilevered from one side with a slab suspended between the two cantilevered sections.'], [58, 'John and Eliza Barr Patterson House', 'June 9, 2000\\n(#00000647)', '6205 N. Ridge Rd.\\n42°19′34″N 83°31′40″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.326111°N 83.527778°W', 'Canton', 'In 1844, John Patterson married Eliza Barr; the couple purchased another plot of land and built this Greek Revival house. The farm remained in the family until 1999. The grounds still contain rose, daylily, and peony plantings that date from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.'], [59, 'Redford Township District No. 5 School', 'March 28, 1997\\n(#97000279)', '18499 Beech Daly Rd.\\n42°25′28″N 83°17′50″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.424444°N 83.297222°W', 'Redford', 'This school was built using stock plans available free of charge from the state superintendent of public instruction, and is a rare surviving unremodeled example of a school featuring every detail of the original plans. It is still used as the John C. Raeside Administration Building of the Redford Union School District.'], [60, 'Pere Gabriel Richard Elementary School', 'July 22, 1994\\n(#94000752)', '176 McKinley Ave.\\n42°23′43″N 82°54′18″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.395278°N 82.905°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'This school, named for Father Gabriel Richard (1767–1832), was designed by Robert O. Derrick in the French Renaissance style. It first opened its doors in September 1930, with a population of 389 students.'], [61, 'Rosedale Gardens Historic District', 'July 19, 2010\\n(#10000478)', 'Arden St. to Hubbard St. between Plymouth Rd. and West Chicago St.\\n42°21′54″N 83°21′29″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.365°N 83.358056°W', 'Livonia', 'Rosedale Gardens was platted by the Shelden Land Company in the 1920s. The company modeled the development on Rosedale Park in Detroit. The first wood-sided houses were built in 1925. When the Great Depression hit, construction stopped for a time; the developer bricked over existing homes, and continued with brick construction when building resumed later in the 1930s.'], [62, 'STE. CLAIRE (steamer)', 'November 2, 1979\\n(#79001177)', 'Ecorse waterfront\\n42°15′37″N 83°07′26″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.260278°N 83.123889°W', 'Ecorse', nan], [63, 'St. Florian Historic District', 'September 13, 1984\\n(#84001865)', 'Roughly bounded by Joseph Campau Ave., Holbrook Ave., Dequindre, Norwalk, Lumpkin, and Yemans Sts.\\n42°23′41″N 83°03′42″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.394722°N 83.061667°W', 'Hamtramck', 'In the early part of the 20th century, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit recognized the need for a church to serve Polish residents, of Hamtramck, many of whom flocked to the city to work at the Dodge automotive factory. St. Florian parish was established in 1907, and a church was consecrated in 1909. As the parish grew, congregants amassed over $500,000 to build a second, grander church. This one was consecrated on October 21, 1928.'], [64, 'St. James Episcopal Church', 'November 19, 1971\\n(#71000434)', '25150 E. River Rd.\\n42°07′29″N 83°08′33″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.124722°N 83.1425°W', 'Grosse Ile', 'St. James Episcopal Church was constructed in 1867. Funds to build the church came primarily from the estate of Lisette Denison Forth, a freed slave who had willed the builk of her savings to the purpose of constructing an Episcopalian house of worship. The red doors of the structure are dedicated to the memory and benevolence of Lisette Denison Forth.'], [65, 'Saint Paul Catholic Church Complex', 'June 17, 1994\\n(#94000621)', '157 Lake Shore Dr.\\n42°23′41″N 82°53′37″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.394722°N 82.893611°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'The St. Paul Roman Catholic parish was the first Cathoic parish in the Grosse Pointes, organized in 1835 but with roots back to the 1790s. The present church building, the third for the parish, was designed by Harry J. Rill and was completed in 1899[2] at a cost of just over $23,000. The church is constructed of brick and stone, and is designed in the French Gothic Revival style, an unusual class of architecture in the Detroit area.'], [66, 'Carl E. and Alice Candler Schmidt House', 'August 24, 2005\\n(#05000909)', '301 Lake Shore Rd.\\n42°24′18″N 82°53′18″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.405°N 82.888333°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'Carl E. Schmidt was a tanner with a succssful Detroit business; he was also a close friend and political advisor to Hazen Pingree, who served as both mayor of Detroit and governor of Michigan. Schmidt and his wife Alice built this Shingle-style house in 1909.'], [67, 'Sheldon Inn', 'June 2, 2000\\n(#00000618)', '44134 Michigan Ave. (Canton Township)\\n42°16′31″N 83°28′28″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.275278°N 83.474444°W', 'Sheldon', "The Sheldon Inn is a two-story Greek Revival apartment building, previously used as a single-family home and a travelers' inn. The Inn was built by Timothy and Rachel Sheldon, one of the very first families to settle in Canton Township, in 1825."], [68, 'George and Mary Pine Smith House', 'June 2, 2000\\n(#00000619)', '3704 S. Sheldon Rd. (Canton Township)\\n42°16′47″N 83°28′37″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.279722°N 83.476944°W', 'Sheldon', "The land this house sits on was first farmed by William Smith of England, who purchased 80 acres (320,000\xa0m2) of land in 1830. William Smith and his wife Mary Collins Smith raised seven children on this farm, establishing a long line of Smiths farming in Canton Township. William's grandson George Smith Jr. married Mary Pine, and in 1904, George Jr. and Mary Smith spent $2,058.76 to build the house that now sits on the property. Although the present acreage is small, outbuildings on the property give the feel of the old farmstead and the wooded edges isolate the house from the surrounding modern developments."], [69, "South Pointe Drive – Frenchman's Creek Bridge", 'February 18, 2000\\n(#00000117)', "South Pointe Dr. over Frenchman's Creek\\n42°06′09″N 83°10′20″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.1025°N 83.172222°W", 'Grosse Ile', 'This bridge designed is a 40-foot (12\xa0m) concrete T-beam bridge, completed in 1939 using labor from the Works Progress Administration.'], [70, 'William B. and Mary Chase Stratton House', 'May 24, 1984\\n(#84001867)', '938 Three Mile Dr.\\n42°22′43″N 82°55′24″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.378611°N 82.923333°W', 'Grosse Pointe Park', 'The William B. and Mary Chase Stratton House was built in 1927 as a collaborative venture between husband-and-wife William Buck Stratton (an architect) and Mary Chase Perry Stratton (a ceramicist and founder of Pewabic Pottery). The house design was heavily influenced by the Arts and Crafts Movement, and the Strattons used natural material, texture, and color to create an original and masterly composition.'], [71, 'Trinity United Methodist Church', 'August 3, 1982\\n(#82002921)', '13100 Woodward Ave.\\n42°24′05″N 83°05′37″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.401389°N 83.093611°W', 'Highland Park', 'Trinity United Methodist was built by the Cass United Methodist Church of Detroit as a mission church to serve membership in Highland Park who lived too far to travel the eight miles (13\xa0km) to Cass United. It is now known as the New Mt. Moriah Baptist Church.'], [72, 'Ephraim and Emma Woodworth Truesdell House', 'April 2, 2003\\n(#03000174)', '1224 Haggerty Rd.\\n42°17′56″N 83°26′54″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.298889°N 83.448333°W', 'Canton', 'The structure is significant as one of the most finely crafted houses in the township, as well as its association with one of the most important families in the area.'], [73, 'US 12 Bridges', 'February 4, 2000\\n(#00000041)', 'US\xa012 over I-94 and westbound I-94 ramp\\n42°19′35″N 83°09′39″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.326389°N 83.160833°W', 'Dearborn', 'The US 12 Bridges are two bridges carrying US 12 over Interstate 94 and the westbound I-94 ramp. The bridges were constructed in 1948-49 as part of the "Crosstown Expressway," which had been planned to carry traffic through Detroit since the 1920s.'], [74, 'Carlton D. Wall House', 'June 28, 1994\\n(#94000620)', '12305 Beck Rd.\\n42°22′16″N 83°30′42″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.371111°N 83.511667°W', 'Plymouth', 'The Carlton D. Wall House is an elaborate Usonian home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1941. It is built as a series of hexagons radiating from a central space.'], [75, 'Waltz Road – Huron River Bridge', 'February 10, 2000\\n(#00000081)', 'Waltz Rd. over Huron R.\\n42°09′40″N 83°24′10″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.161111°N 83.402778°W', 'Huron Township', 'The Waltz Road – Huron River Bridge was constructed in 1924 by the Wayne County Road Commission replacing a previous footbridge that had been erected over the Huron River to allow local children to attend school. The span consists of two identical seven-panel, camelback Pratt pony trusses with sidewalks attached to the outside of each truss.'], [76, 'West Jefferson Avenue – Rouge River Bridge', 'February 10, 2000\\n(#00000079)', 'W. Jefferson Ave. over Rouge R.\\n42°16′50″N 83°07′44″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.280556°N 83.128889°W', 'River Rouge', 'Built in 1922, this "Chicago city type of single trunnion, double-leaf bascule bridge" replaced a narrow swing bridge, allowing the Rouge River to be widened to provide freighter access to the Ford River Rouge Complex. The Rouge River marks the boundary between the cities of River Rouge and Detroit, and this listing is also included in the List of Registered Historic Places in Detroit, Michigan.'], [77, 'Wilson Barn', 'December 12, 1973\\n(#73000962)', 'NE corner of Middlebelt and W. Chicago Rds.\\n42°21′53″N 83°19′55″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.364722°N 83.331944°W', 'Livonia', 'This barn was originally constructed by Ira Wilson in 1888; in 1919 the barn burned and he built the present structure on the foundations of the earlier barn. Wilson eventually established a million-dollar dairy, creamery, and trucking business, the Ira Wilson & Sons Dairy, and served for two terms as Wayne County sheriff.'], [78, 'John T. Woodhouse House', 'July 20, 2005\\n(#05000715)', '33 Old Brook Ln.\\n42°24′24″N 82°53′18″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.406667°N 82.888333°W', 'Grosse Pointe Farms', 'The John T. Woodhouse House is a private house designed by George D. Mason.'], [79, 'Wyandotte Odd Fellows Temple', 'July 16, 2009\\n(#09000527)', '81 Chestnut St.\\n42°12′19″N 83°08′58″W\ufeff / \ufeff42.205144°N 83.149517°W', 'Wyandotte', 'The Wyandotte Odd Fellows Temple was built in 1911 by the Wyandotte chapter of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, a fraternal organization. In 1943, the building was purchased by the Fraternal Order of Free and Accepted Masons. The Masons used the building for over 50 years, after which it was used as a church; in 2008 the city of Wyandotte purchased the building to preserve the structure.']] | was the sheldon inn previously used as a single-family home and a travelers' inn? | yes |
[['#', 'Name', 'Height', 'Weight (lbs.)', 'Position', 'Class', 'Hometown', 'Previous Team(s)'], [1, 'Mychal Ladd', '6\'5"', 190, 'G', 'So.', 'Seattle, WA, U.S.', 'Rainier Beach HS'], [2, 'Jonathan Wills', '6\'6"', 180, 'G', 'Jr.', 'Carson, CA, U.S.', 'Mayfair HS\\nNew Mexico'], [3, 'Taylor Kelly', '6\'2"', 220, 'G', 'Fr.', 'Bakersfield, CA, U.S.', 'Centennial HS'], [11, 'Jerry Brown, Jr.', '6\'7"', 195, 'G\\nF', 'Fr.', 'Richmond, CA, U.S.', 'Sacred Heart'], [12, 'Steven Shepp', '6\'2"', 170, 'G', 'So.', 'Woodbridge, Va, U.S.', 'C.D. Hylton HS\\nAllegany College of Maryland'], [15, 'Nedeljko Golubovic', '6\'8"', 245, 'F', 'Jr.', 'Pljevlja, Serbia, Serbia', 'Findlay Prep (Las Vegas, NV)'], [20, 'Garrett Johnson', '6\'5"', 190, 'G\\nF', 'Fr.', 'Pomona, CA, U.S.', 'Diamond Ranch HS'], [22, 'Greg Smith', '6\'10"', 250, 'C', 'Fr.', 'Fresno, CA, U.S.', 'Westwind Academy'], [24, 'Paul George', '6\'8"', 210, 'G\\nF', 'So.', 'Palmdale, CA, U.S.', 'Pete Knight HS'], [25, 'Justin Johnson', '6\'6"', 205, 'F', 'Fr.', 'Phoenix, AZ, U.S.', 'Brophy College Prep'], [30, 'Sylvester Seay', '6\'10"', 235, 'F', 'Sr.', 'San Bernardino, CA, U.S.', 'Winchendon School\\nArizona State'], [32, 'Brandon Sperling', '6\'4"', 180, 'G', 'So.', 'Fresno, CA, U.S.', 'Buchanan HS'], [42, 'Brandon Webster', '6\'10"', 275, 'C', 'Jr.', 'Bryan, TX, U.S.', 'Bryan HS']] | who is the only player not from the u. s.? | Nedeljko Golubovic |
[['Episode', 'Original Broadcast Date', 'Average', 'Rank', 'Remarks'], ['1', '8 April 2012', 1.0, '5', 'This includes bloopers.'], ['2', '15 April 2012', 0.91, '5', nan], ['3', '22 April 2012', 0.92, '5', nan], ['4', '29 April 2012', 0.76, '3', nan], ['5', '6 May 2012', 0.67, '3', nan], ['6', '13 May 2012', 0.67, '3', nan], ['7', '20 May 2012', 0.64, '3', nan], ['8', '27 May 2012', 0.7, '2', nan], ['9', '3 June 2012', 0.58, '4', nan], ['10', '10 June 2012', 0.6, '3', nan], ['11', '17 June 2012', 0.81, '2', nan], ['12', '24 June 2012', 0.66, '3', nan], ['13', '1 July 2012', 0.86, '3', nan], ['Average', 'Average', 0.75, '-', nan]] | how many aired in may? | 4 |
[['Conference', 'Date', 'Place', 'attendance', 'Archive of presentations'], ['Wikimania 2005', 'August 5–7', 'Frankfurt, Germany', '380', 'slides, video'], ['Wikimania 2006', 'August 4–6', 'Cambridge, United States', '400', 'slides and papers, video'], ['Wikimania 2007', 'August 3–5', 'Taipei, ROC (Taiwan)', '440', 'Commons gallery'], ['Wikimania 2008', 'July 17–19', 'Alexandria, Egypt', '650', 'abstracts, slides,video'], ['Wikimania 2009', 'August 26–28', 'Buenos Aires, Argentina', '559', 'slides, video'], ['Wikimania 2010', 'July 9–11', 'Gdańsk, Poland', 'about 500', 'slides'], ['Wikimania 2011', 'August 4–7', 'Haifa, Israel', '720', 'presentations, video'], ['Wikimania 2012', 'July 12–15', 'Washington, D.C., United States', '1,400', 'presentations, videos'], ['Wikimania 2013', 'August 7–11', 'Hong Kong', '700', 'presentations, videos'], ['Wikimania 2014', 'August 6–10', 'London, United Kingdom', nan, nan]] | how many consecutive years has there been a wikimania conference? | 10 |
[['Rank', 'Country', 'Winners', 'Runners-up', 'Finals Total'], ['1', 'Spain', '17', '8', '25'], ['2', 'Germany\\n\xa0East Germany', '11\\n1\\n12', '10\\n3\\n13', '21\\n4\\n25'], ['3', 'Soviet Union\\n Russia', '2\\n1\\n3', '1\\n0\\n1', '3\\n1\\n4'], ['4', 'Hungary', '2', '3', '5'], ['5', 'Belarus', '2', '0', '2'], ['6', 'France', '1', '3', '4'], ['7', 'Sweden', '0', '2', '2'], ['8', 'Bosnia & Herzegovina', '0', '1', '1'], ['8', 'Croatia', '0', '1', '1'], ['8', 'Czech Republic', '0', '1', '1'], ['8', 'Denmark', '0', '1', '1'], ['8', 'Romania', '0', '1', '1'], ['8', 'Serbia', '0', '1', '1'], ['8', 'Switzerland', '0', '1', '1'], ['Total', 'Total', '37', '37', '74']] | what was the difference between spain's winners and germany's winners? | 6 |
[['Date', 'Winner', 'Score', 'Loser', 'Score.1', 'Attendance', 'Notes'], ['December 25, 1982', 'Washington', 21, 'Maryland', 20, '30,055', 'notes'], ['December 26, 1983', 'Penn State', 13, 'Washington', 10, '37,212', 'notes'], ['December 29, 1984', 'SMU', 27, 'Notre Dame', 20, '41,777', 'notes'], ['December 28, 1985', 'Alabama', 24, 'USC', 3, '35,183', 'notes'], ['December 27, 1986', 'Arizona', 30, 'North Carolina', 21, '26,743', 'notes'], ['December 25, 1987', 'UCLA', 20, 'Florida', 16, '24,839', 'notes'], ['December 25, 1988', 'Washington State', 24, 'Houston', 22, '35,132', 'notes'], ['December 25, 1989', 'Michigan State', 33, 'Hawaii', 13, '50,000', 'notes'], ['December 25, 1990', 'Syracuse', 28, 'Arizona', 0, '14,185', 'notes'], ['December 25, 1991', 'Georgia Tech', 18, 'Stanford', 17, '34,433', 'notes'], ['December 25, 1992', 'Kansas', 23, 'BYU', 20, '42,933', 'notes'], ['December 25, 1993', 'Colorado', 41, 'Fresno State', 30, '44,009', 'notes'], ['December 25, 1994', 'Boston College', 12, 'Kansas State', 7, '44,862', 'notes'], ['December 25, 1995', 'Kansas', 51, 'UCLA', 30, '41,111', 'notes'], ['December 25, 1996', 'Navy', 42, 'Cal', 38, '43,380', 'notes'], ['December 25, 1997', 'Washington', 51, 'Michigan State', 23, '44,598', 'notes'], ['December 25, 1998', 'Colorado', 51, 'Oregon', 43, '46,451', 'notes'], ['December 25, 1999', 'Wake Forest', 23, 'Arizona State', 3, '40,974', 'notes'], ['December 25, 2000', 'Boston College', 31, 'Arizona State', 17, '24,397', 'notes']] | which teams were playing in the game with the least amount of people in attendance? | Syracuse|Arizona |
[['Name', 'Unnamed: 1', 'Local names', 'Sort', 'Canton(s), neighboring countries', 'Area in km²', 'Elevation\\nm', 'max. depth\\nin meter'], ['Lake Geneva', nan, 'Lac Léman, Lac de Genève', 'Geneva', 'Geneva, Vaud, Valais, France', 580.03, 372.0, 310.0], ['Lake Constance', nan, 'Bodensee', 'Constance', 'St. Gallen, Thurgau, Austria, Germany', 536.0, 395.6, 252.0], ['Lake Neuchâtel', nan, 'Lac de Neuchâtel, Neuenburgersee', 'Neuchâtel', 'Berne, Fribourg, Neuchâtel, Vaud', 215.2, 429.4, 153.0], ['Lake Maggiore', nan, 'Lago Maggiore', 'Maggiore', 'Ticino, Italy', 210.12, 193.5, 372.0], ['Lake Lucerne', nan, 'Vierwaldstättersee', 'Lucerne', 'Lucerne, Nidwalden, Obwalden, Schwyz, Uri', 113.72, 433.6, 214.0], ['Lake Zurich', nan, 'Zürichsee', 'Zurich', 'St. Gallen, Schwyz, Zurich', 88.17, 405.9, 136.0], ['Lake Lugano', nan, 'Ceresio, Lago di Lugano', 'Lugano', 'Ticino, Italy', 48.67, 270.5, 288.0], ['Lake Thun', nan, 'Thunersee', 'Thun', 'Berne', 47.74, 557.8, 215.0], ['Lake Biel', nan, 'Lac de Bienne, Bielersee', 'Biel/Bienne', 'Berne, Neuchâtel', 39.51, 429.1, 74.0], ['Lake Zug', nan, 'Zugersee', 'Zug', 'Lucerne, Schwyz, Zug', 38.41, 413.6, 198.0], ['Lake Brienz', nan, 'Brienzersee', 'Brienz', 'Berne', 29.81, 563.7, 260.0], ['Lake Walen', nan, 'Walensee', 'Walen', 'Glarus, St. Gallen', 24.16, 419.0, 150.0], ['Lake Murten', nan, 'Murtensee, Lac de Morat', 'Murten', 'Fribourg, Vaud', 22.8, 429.2, 46.0], ['Lake Sempach', nan, 'Sempachersee', 'Sempach', 'Lucerne', 14.36, 503.8, 87.0], ['Sihlsee', nan, 'Sihlsee', 'Sihl', 'Schwyz', 10.72, 889.0, 23.0], ['Lake Hallwil', nan, 'Hallwilersee', 'Hallwil', 'Aargau, Lucerne', 10.21, 448.7, 47.0], ['Lac de la Gruyère', '↑', 'Lac de la Gruyère', 'Gruyère', 'Fribourg', 9.6, 677.0, 75.0], ['Lac de Joux and\\nLac Brenet', '*', 'Lac de Joux and\\nLac Brenet', 'Joux', 'Vaud', 9.56, 1004.0, 34.0], ['Greifensee', nan, 'Greifensee', 'Greifensee', 'Zurich', 8.17, 435.1, 34.0], ['Lake Sarnen', nan, 'Sarnersee', 'Sarnen', 'Obwalden', 7.38, 468.4, 52.0], ['Ägerisee', nan, 'Ägerisee', 'Aegeri', 'Zug', 7.25, 723.9, 82.0], ['Lake Baldegg', nan, 'Baldeggersee', 'Baldegg', 'Lucerne', 5.24, 463.0, 66.0], ['Lago di Livigno', '↑', 'Lago di Livigno', 'Livignio', 'Italy, Grisons', 4.71, 1805.0, 119.0], ['Schiffenensee', '↑', 'Schiffenensee, Lac de Schiffenen', 'Schiffenen', 'Fribourg', 4.25, 532.0, 38.0], ['Wägitalersee', '↑', 'Wägitalersee', 'Waegital', 'Schwyz', 4.18, 900.0, 65.0], ['Lago di Lei', '↑', 'Lago di Lei', 'Lei', 'Italy, Grisons', 4.12, 1931.0, 133.0], ['Lake Sils', nan, 'Silsersee, Lej da Segl', 'Sils', 'Grisons', 4.1, 1797.0, 71.0], ['Lac des Dix', '↑', 'Lac des Dix', 'Dix', 'Valais', 3.65, 2365.0, 227.0], ['Lake Wohlen', '↑', 'Wohlensee', 'Wohlen', 'Berne', 3.65, 480.0, 20.0], ['Pfäffikersee', nan, 'Pfäffikersee', 'Pfäffikersee', 'Zurich', 3.3, 536.0, 35.0], ['Klöntalersee', '*', 'Klöntalersee', 'Klöntalersee', 'Glarus', 3.29, 847.0, 47.0], ["Lac d'Emosson", '↑', "Lac d'Emosson", 'Emosson', 'Valais', 3.27, 1930.0, 161.0], ['Lake Silvaplana', nan, 'Silvaplanersee, Lej da Silvaplauna', 'Silvaplana', 'Grisons', 3.1, 1790.0, 77.0], ['Lake Lauerz', nan, 'Lauerzersee', 'Lauerz', 'Schwyz', 3.1, 447.0, 14.0], ['Grimselsee', '↑', 'Grimselsee', 'Grimsel', 'Berne', 2.63, 1908.0, 100.0], ['Lake Lungern', '*', 'Lungerersee, Lungernsee', 'Lungern', 'Obwalden', 2.01, 688.0, 68.0], ['Lac de Mauvoisin', '↑', 'Lac de Mauvoisin', 'Mauvoisin', 'Valais', 2.08, 1961.0, 180.0], ['Lago di Poschiavo', '*', 'Lago di Poschiavo', 'Poschiavo', 'Grisons', 1.98, 962.0, 85.0], ['Lai da Sontga Maria', '↑', 'Lai da Sontga Maria', 'St. Maria', 'Grisons, Ticino', 1.77, 1908.0, 86.0], ['Mattmarksee', '↑', 'Mattmarksee', 'Mattmark', 'Valais', 1.76, 2197.0, 93.0], ['Lago di Vogorno', '↑', 'Lago di Vogorno', 'Vogorno', 'Ticino', 1.68, 470.0, 204.0], ['Lac de Salanfe', '↑', 'Lac de Salanfe', 'Salanfe', 'Valais', 1.62, 1925.0, 48.0], ['Zervreilasee', '↑', 'Zervreilasee', 'Zervreila', 'Grisons', 1.61, 1862.0, 140.0], ["Lac de l'Hongrin", '↑', "Lac de l'Hongrin", 'Hongrin', 'Vaud', 1.6, 1255.0, 105.0], ['Lago Bianco', '*', 'Lago Bianco', 'Bianco', 'Grisons', 1.5, 2234.0, 53.0], ['Lago Ritom', '*', 'Lago Ritom', 'Ritom', 'Ticino', 1.49, 1850.0, 69.0], ['Oberaarsee', '↑', 'Oberaarsee', 'Oberaar', 'Berne', 1.47, 2303.0, 90.0], ['Lai da Marmorera', '↑', 'Lai da Marmorera', 'Marmorera', 'Grisons', 1.41, 1680.0, 65.0], ['Lac de Moiry', '↑', 'Lac de Moiry', 'Moiry', 'Valais', 1.4, 2249.0, 120.0], ['Limmernsee', '↑', 'Limmernsee', 'Limmern', 'Glarus', 1.36, 1857.0, 122.0], ['Göscheneralpsee', '↑', 'Göscheneralpsee', 'Göscheneralp', 'Uri', 1.32, 1792.0, 106.0], ['Lago di Luzzone', '↑', 'Lago di Luzzone', 'Luzzone', 'Ticino', 1.27, 1606.0, 181.0], ['Klingnauer Stausee', '↑', 'Klingnauer Stausee', 'Klingnau', 'Aargau', 1.16, 318.0, 8.5], ['Albigna lake', '↑', "Lago da l'Albigna\\nLägh da l'Albigna", 'Albigna', 'Grisons', 1.13, 2163.0, 108.0], ['Oeschinen Lake', '↑', 'Oeschinensee', 'Oeschinen', 'Berne', 1.11, 1578.0, 56.0], ['Lago del Sambuco', '↑', 'Lago del Sambuco', 'Sambuco', 'Ticino', 1.11, 1461.0, 124.0]] | name the largest lake | Lake Geneva |
[['Name', 'Animal Type', 'Introduced', 'Reintroduced', 'Retired', 'Beanie Baby Resembled'], ['Antlers', 'Moose', nan, '1999 (neon)', 1999.0, 'Chocolate'], ['Baba', 'Lamb', nan, '1999 (neon)', 1999.0, 'Fleece'], ['Bruiser', 'Bulldog', 1997.0, nan, nan, 'Wrinkles'], ['Carrots', 'Bunny', nan, '1999 (neon)', 1999.0, 'Ears, but pink instead of brown'], ['Chewy', nan, nan, '1999 (neon)', 1999.0, nan], ['Clover', 'Bunny', 1998.0, nan, nan, 'Ears, but white instead of brown'], ['Foxy', 'Fox', nan, nan, nan, 'Sly'], ['Glide', 'Porpoise', nan, nan, nan, 'Echo the Dolphin'], ['Huggy', 'Bear', 1995.0, '1999 (neon)', 1999.0, 'Cubbie, but yellow instead of brown'], ['Meow', 'Cat', 1997.0, '1999 (neon)', 1999.0, 'Snip'], ['Moo', 'Cow', 1995.0, nan, nan, 'Daisy, but with white body instead of black'], ['Oink', 'Pig', 1995.0, nan, nan, 'Squealer'], ['Paddles', 'Platypus', nan, '1999 (neon)', 1999.0, 'Patti'], ['Purr', 'Tiger', nan, nan, nan, 'Stripes, but yellow-orange instead of orange-black'], ['Red', 'Bull', nan, nan, nan, 'Snort'], ['Ribbit (All-Green)', 'Frog', 1995.0, '1999 (neon)', 1999.0, 'Legs'], ['Ribbit (Green-Yellow)', 'Frog', nan, nan, nan, 'Smoochy'], ['Sherbert', 'Tie-Dye Bear', 1998.0, '1999 (neon)', 1999.0, 'Sammy'], ['Snap (All-Yellow)', 'Turtle', 1995.0, nan, nan, 'Speedy, but yellow instead of green'], ['Snap (Yellow-Green)', 'Turtle', nan, '1999 (neon)', nan, 'Peekaboo'], ['Snuggy', 'Bear', 1995.0, nan, nan, 'Cubbie, but pink instead of brown'], ['Sparkler', 'Bear', nan, nan, 1999.0, 'Spangle'], ['Speckles', 'Leopard', nan, nan, nan, 'Freckles'], ['Spotty', 'Dalmatian', nan, nan, nan, 'Dotty'], ['Squirt', 'Elephant', nan, '1999 (neon)', 1999.0, 'Peanut'], ['Swinger', 'Monkey', nan, '1999 (neon)', 1999.0, 'Bongo'], ['Tide', 'Whale', nan, nan, nan, 'Splash'], ['Tubby', 'Hippopotamus', nan, nan, nan, 'Happy'], ['Woof', 'Dog', 1995.0, '1999 (neon)', 1999.0, 'Bones'], ['Zulu', 'Zebra', nan, nan, nan, 'Ziggy, but pink-green instead of black-white']] | how many total pillow pals were both reintroduced and retired in 1999? | 12 |
[['Rank', 'Nation', 'Gold', 'Silver', 'Bronze', 'Total'], [1, 'India', 102, 58, 37, 197], [2, 'Nepal', 32, 10, 24, 65], [3, 'Sri Lanka', 16, 42, 62, 120], [4, 'Pakistan', 10, 36, 30, 76], [5, 'Bangladesh', 2, 10, 35, 47], [6, 'Bhutan', 1, 6, 7, 14], [7, 'Maldives', 0, 0, 4, 4]] | what was the only nation to win less than 10 medals total? | Maldives |
[['Year', 'Artist', 'Album', 'Chart Position', 'Role'], [1961, 'Eddie Harris', '“Exodus” (single)', '#16 R&B, #36 US', 'Remastering Engineer'], [1968, 'Eddie Harris', '“It’s Crazy” (single)', '#88 US', 'Remastering Engineer'], [1969, 'Eddie Harris & Les McCann', 'Swiss Movement', '#1 Jazz, #2 R&B, #29 US', 'Remixing & Remastering Engineer'], [1969, 'R.B. Greaves', 'R.B. Greaves', '#24 R&B, #85 US', 'Mixing Engineer'], [1971, 'Eddie Harris & Les McCann', 'Second Movement', '#1 Jazz, # 41 US', 'Recording and Remastering Engineer'], [1971, 'Les McCann', 'Invitation to Openness', '#8 Jazz', 'Remastering Engineer'], [1971, 'Donny Hathaway', 'Donny Hathaway', '#6 R&B, #89 US', 'Recording Engineer'], [1972, 'Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway', 'Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway', '#3 US, #2 R&B, #10 Jazz', 'Recording Engineer'], [1972, 'Cream', 'Live Cream Volume II', '#27 US', 'Remixing Engineer'], [1972, 'Herbie Mann', 'Hold On, I’m Coming', '#7 Jazz', 'Mixing Engineer'], [1973, 'Bette Midler', 'Bette Midler', '#6 US', 'Recording Engineer'], [1973, 'Hall & Oates', 'Abandoned Luncheonette', '#33 US', 'Recording Engineer'], [1973, 'Willie Nelson', 'Shotgun Willie', '#41 US', 'Recording Engineer'], [1973, 'Les McCann', 'Layers', '#5 Jazz', 'Remastering Engineer'], [1973, 'The Modern Jazz Quartet', 'Blues on Bach', '#34 Jazz', 'Recording and Mixing Engineer'], [1973, 'Donny Hathaway', 'Extension of a Man', '#18 R&B, #69 US', 'Recording Engineer'], [1973, 'Bee Gees', 'Mr. Natural', '#178 US', 'Recording Engineer'], [1974, 'The Modern Jazz Quartet', 'The Complete Last Concert', '#34 Jazz', 'Mixing Engineer'], [1976, 'The Rolling Stones', 'Black and Blue', '#1 US', 'Recording Engineer'], [1976, 'Willie Nelson', 'The Troublemaker', '#1 Country, #60 US', 'Recording Engineer'], [1977, 'Ben E. King', 'Benny & Us', '#14 R&B, #33 US', 'Recording Engineer'], [1979, 'Bette Midler', 'Thighs and Whispers', '#65 US', 'Recording Engineer'], [1983, 'Paul Simon', 'Hearts and Bones', '#35 US', 'Recording Engineer'], [1993, 'David “Fathead” Newman', 'Bigger & Better', '#10 Jazz, #42 R&B', 'Remastering Engineer'], [1998, 'Various Artists', 'Jazz for the Open Road', '#1 Jazz', 'Mastering Engineer'], [1998, 'Various Artists', 'Jazz for the Quiet Times', '#1 Jazz', 'Mastering Engineer'], [1999, 'Various Artists', 'Jazz for When You’re Alone', '#1 Jazz', 'Mastering Engineer'], [1999, 'Various Artists', 'Jazz for a Lazy Day', '#4 Jazz', 'Mastering Engineer'], [2000, 'Various Artists', 'Jazz for a Rainy Afternoon', '#1 Jazz', 'Mastering Engineer'], [2000, 'Jane Monheit', 'Never Never Land', '#2 Jazz', 'Mixing & Mastering Engineer'], [2000, 'Various Artists', 'Jazz for When You’re in Love', '#9 Jazz', 'Mastering Engineer'], [2001, 'Jane Monheit', 'Come Dream with Me', '#1 Jazz', 'Mixing & Mastering Engineer'], [2002, 'Jane Monheit', 'In the Sun', '#2 Jazz', 'Recording, Mixing & Mastering Engineer'], [2003, 'Various Artists', 'Jazz for Those Peaceful Moments', '#4 Jazz', 'Mastering Engineer'], [2007, 'Mocean Worker', 'Cinco de Mowo!', '#16 Electronic', 'Mastering Engineer']] | what comes before donny hathaway | Les McCann |
[['Rd', 'Pick', 'Player', 'Position', 'School'], [1, 1, 'Chuck Bednarik\\n(Lottery bonus pick)', 'Center', 'Pennsylvania'], [1, 9, 'Frank Tripucka', 'Quarterback', 'Notre Dame'], [2, 19, 'Frank Burns', 'Back', 'Rutgers'], [3, 29, 'Frank Ziegler', 'Back', 'Georgia Tech'], [4, 41, 'Don Panciera', 'Back', 'San Francisco'], [5, 51, 'Terry Brennan', 'Back', 'Notre Dame'], [6, 58, 'Warren Huey', 'End', 'Michigan State'], [7, 71, 'Frank Gillespie', 'Guard', 'Clemson'], [8, 81, 'Bob Dean', 'Back', 'Cornell'], [9, 91, 'Jonathan Jenkins', 'Tackle', 'Dartmouth'], [10, 101, 'Roy Lester', 'End', 'West Virginia'], [11, 111, 'Bobby Wilson', 'Back', 'Mississippi'], [12, 121, 'Dale Armstrong', 'End', 'Dartmouth'], [13, 131, 'Lyle Button', 'Tackle', 'Illinois'], [14, 141, 'Bobby Lund', 'Back', 'Tennessee'], [15, 151, 'Carl Copp', 'Tackle', 'Vanderbilt'], [16, 161, 'Frank Reno', 'End', 'West Virginia'], [17, 171, 'Leo Skladany', 'End', 'Pittsburgh'], [18, 181, 'Russ Strait', 'Back', 'Muhlenberg'], [19, 191, 'Paul Odom', 'Guard', 'Rollins'], [20, 201, 'Lloyd Brinkman', 'Back', 'Missouri'], [21, 211, 'Lou Futrell', 'Back', 'USC'], [22, 221, 'Harvey Kingry', 'Back', 'Colorado Mines'], [23, 231, 'Hank Kalver', 'Tackle', 'Oklahoma City'], [24, 241, 'Fred Leon', 'Tackle', 'Nevada-Reno'], [25, 251, 'John "Bull" Schweder', 'Guard', 'Pennsylvania']] | who was the player that the team drafted after bob dean? | Jonathan Jenkins |
[['Community', 'Area', 'Location', 'Population', 'Date established'], ['Beaver Lake 17', '49.4 hectares (122 acres)', '78.4\xa0km. southeast of Halifax', 23, 'March 3, 1867'], ['Cole Harbour 30', '18.6 hectares (46 acres)', '9.6\xa0km. east of Halifax', 194, 'March 3, 1880'], ['Millbrook 27', '302.0 hectares (746 acres)', '8\xa0km. south of Truro', 847, 'March 3, 1886'], ['Sheet Harbour 36', '32.7 hectares (81 acres)', '91.2\xa0km. northeast of Halifax', 15, 'March 3, 1915'], ['Truro 27A', '16.7 hectares (41 acres)', 'Joined south of Truro town limit', 0, 'March 3, 1904'], ['Truro 27B', '16.4 hectares (41 acres)', 'Joined with 27A on south', 0, 'March 3, 1907'], ['Truro 27C', '9.5 hectares (23 acres)', 'Joined with 27B on south', 0, 'March 3, 1909']] | what is the total population of sheet harbour 36? | 15 |
[['Name', 'Armenian', 'Location', '# of prisoners designed for', 'Notes'], ['Nubarashen', '«Նուբարաշեն»', 'Nubarashen, Yerevan', '840', nan], ['Kosh', '«Կոշ»', 'Kosh, Aragatsotn', '640', nan], ['Sevan', '«Սևան»', 'Hrazdan, Kotayk', '548', nan], ['Prison Hospital', '«Դատապարտյալների հիվանդանոց»', 'Kentron, Yerevan', '464', nan], ['Erebuni', '«Էրեբունի»', 'Nubarashen, Yerevan', '391', nan], ['Artik', '«Արթիկ»', 'Harich, Shirak', '373', nan], ['Abovyan', '«Աբովյան»', 'Abovyan, Kotayk', '250', 'For women and minors'], ['Vanadzor', '«Վանաձոր»', 'Vanadzor, Lori', '245', nan], ['Goris', '«Գորիս»', 'Goris, Syunik', '215', nan], ['Hrazdan', '«Հրազդան»', 'Hrazdan, Kotayk', '215', nan], ['Vardashen', '«Վարդաշեն»', 'Nubarashen, Yerevan', '150', 'For former policemen and military officers'], ['Yerevan-Center', '«Երևան-Կենտրոն»', 'Kentron, Yerevan', '60', nan], ['TOTAL', 'TOTAL', 'TOTAL', '4,391', nan]] | how many more prisoners is erebuni designed to hold than goris? | 176 |
[['Title', 'Release', '6th Gen', 'Handheld', 'Note'], ['Buggy Grand Prix: Kattobi! Dai-Sakusen', 2003, 'PlayStation 2', nan, nan], ['Gunbird Special Edition / Gunbird 1&2', 2004, 'PlayStation 2', nan, nan], ['Psikyo Shooting Collection Vol. 1: Strikers 1945 I & II', 2004, 'PlayStation 2', nan, 'Released and published in Europe by Play It as 1945 I & II: The Arcade Games.'], ['Psikyo Shooting Collection Vol. 2: Sengoku Ace & Sengoku Blade', 2004, 'PlayStation 2', nan, nan], ['Psikyo Shooting Collection Vol. 3: Sol Divide & Dragon Blaze', 2004, 'PlayStation 2', nan, nan], ['Taisen Hot Gimmick: Cosplay Mahjong', 2004, 'PlayStation 2', nan, nan], ['Sengoku Cannon', 2005, nan, 'PSP', nan], ['Taisen Hot Gimmick: Axes-Jong', 2005, 'PlayStation 2', nan, nan]] | what game was published in europe as 1945 but had a different name elsewhere? | Psikyo Shooting Collection Vol. 1: Strikers 1945 I & II |
[['Year', 'Title', 'Role', 'Episodes'], ['1999', 'The Answer Lies in the Soil', 'Presenter', 'All (6 episodes)'], ['1999-2002', 'Loose Women', 'Panellist', 'Alternating episodes'], ['2000-06', 'This Morning', 'Stand-in presenter', 'Occasional episodes'], ['2004', 'Zoo Story', 'Narrator', 'All'], ['2006—', 'This Morning', 'Co-presenter', 'Fridays and School Holidays'], ['2010, 12-13', 'Loose Women', 'Stand-in anchor', 'Occasional episodes'], ['2010', 'GMTV with Lorraine', 'Guest Presenter', '12, 13, 14, 15, 16 April'], ['2014—', 'Loose Women', 'Anchor', 'Wednesdays'], ['2014', 'He Says, She Says...', 'Co-presenter', 'Pilot recorded, 1 April 2014']] | what title came directly after this morning? | Zoo Story |
[['#', 'Title', 'English Translation', 'Original Album', 'Length'], [1, 'Mimpi Yang Sempurna', 'A Perfect Dream', 'Kisah 2002 Malam', '4:30'], [2, 'Bintang Di Surga', 'Stars in The Heaven', 'Bintang Di Surga', nan], [3, 'Aku Dan Bintang', 'The Stars and Me', 'Taman Langit', '3:39'], [4, 'Jauh Mimpiku', 'Distant Dreams of Mine', 'OST. Alexandria', nan], [5, 'Hari Yang Cerah Untuk Jiwa Yang Sepi', 'A Bright Day for A Lonely Soul', 'Hari Yang Cerah', '3:59'], [6, 'Menunggu Pagi', 'Waiting For Dawn', 'OST. Alexandria', nan], [7, 'Khayalan Tingkat Tinggi', 'High-Level Imagination', 'Bintang Di Surga', nan], [8, 'Sahabat', 'Best Friend', 'Taman Langit', '4:33'], [9, 'Sally Sendiri', 'Sally Alone', 'Hari Yang Cerah', '4:17'], [10, 'Langit Tak Mendengar', "The Sky Didn't Listen", 'OST. Alexandria', nan], [11, 'Di Belakangku', 'Behind Me', 'Bintang Di Surga', nan], [12, 'Kita Tertawa', 'We Laugh', 'Taman Langit', '3:29'], [13, 'Membebaniku', 'Burdening Me', 'OST. Alexandria', '4:25'], [14, 'Cobalah Mengerti', 'Try To Understand', 'Hari Yang Cerah', '3:30'], [15, 'Topeng', 'Mask', 'Taman Langit', '4:25']] | di belakangku is the eleventh track. what is the next one? | Kita Tertawa |
[['Pos', 'No', 'Driver', 'Team', 'Laps', 'Time/Retired', 'Grid', 'Points'], [1, 1, 'Sébastien Bourdais', 'Newman/Haas Racing', 76, '1:39:50.252', 1, 34], [2, 9, 'Justin Wilson', 'RuSPORT', 76, '+3.066 secs', 2, 29], [3, 10, 'A. J. Allmendinger', 'RuSPORT', 76, '+14.132 secs', 3, 25], [4, 3, 'Paul Tracy', 'Forsythe Racing', 76, '+47.222 secs', 5, 23], [5, 15, 'Alex Tagliani', 'Team Australia', 76, '+57.778 secs', 6, 21], [6, 7, 'Mario Domínguez', 'Forsythe Racing', 76, '+58.782 secs', 8, 19], [7, 27, 'Andrew Ranger', 'Mi-Jack Conquest Racing', 76, '+59.302 secs', 13, 18], [8, 6, 'Oriol Servià', 'PKV Racing', 76, '+1:13.956', 7, 15], [9, 19, 'Cristiano da Matta', 'Dale Coyne Racing', 76, '+1:14.958', 12, 13], [10, 2, 'Bruno Junqueira', 'Newman/Haas Racing', 75, '+ 1 Lap', 4, 11], [11, 5, 'Will Power', 'Team Australia', 75, '+ 1 Lap', 9, 10], [12, 34, 'Charles Zwolsman', 'Mi-Jack Conquest Racing', 75, '+ 1 Lap', 10, 9], [13, 14, 'Dan Clarke', 'CTE Racing-HVM', 75, '+ 1 Lap', 14, 9], [14, 20, 'Katherine Legge', 'PKV Racing', 75, '+ 1 Lap', 17, 7], [15, 8, 'Nicky Pastorelli', 'Rocketsports Racing', 74, '+ 2 Laps', 16, 6], [16, 11, 'Jan Heylen', 'Dale Coyne Racing', 71, '+ 5 Laps', 11, 5], [17, 4, 'Nelson Philippe', 'CTE Racing-HVM', 0, 'Contact', 15, 4]] | charles zwolsman acquired the same number of points as who? | Dan Clarke |
[['Position', 'Name', 'Height', 'Weight', 'Birthdate', 'Birthplace', '2009–10 team'], ['G', 'Brianne McLaughlin', '174\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 9\xa0in)', '59\xa0kg (130\xa0lb)', 'June 20, 1987', 'Sheffield, Ohio', 'Robert Morris Colonials'], ['G', 'Molly Schaus', '174\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 9\xa0in)', '67\xa0kg (148\xa0lb)', 'July 29, 1988', 'Natick, Massachusetts', 'Boston Eagles'], ['G', 'Jessie Vetter', '174\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 9\xa0in)', '77\xa0kg (170\xa0lb)', 'December 19, 1985', 'Cottage Grove, Wisconsin', 'Wisconsin Badgers'], ['D', 'Kacey Bellamy', '174\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 9\xa0in)', '65\xa0kg (143\xa0lb)', 'April 22, 1987', 'Westfield, Massachusetts', 'New Hampshire Wildcats'], ['D', 'Caitlin Cahow', '163\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 4\xa0in)', '71\xa0kg (157\xa0lb)', 'May 20, 1985', 'New Haven, Connecticut', 'Harvard Crimson'], ['D', 'Lisa Chesson', '169\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 7\xa0in)', '69\xa0kg (152\xa0lb)', 'August 18, 1986', 'Plainfield, Illinois', 'Ohio State Buckeyes'], ['D', 'Molly Engstrom', '175\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 9\xa0in)', '81\xa0kg (179\xa0lb)', 'March 1, 1983', 'Siren, Wisconsin', 'Wisconsin Badgers'], ['D', 'Angela Ruggiero – A', '175\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 9\xa0in)', '87\xa0kg (192\xa0lb)', 'January 3, 1980', 'Los Angeles, California', 'Harvard Crimson'], ['D', 'Kerry Weiland', '163\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 4\xa0in)', '64\xa0kg (141\xa0lb)', 'October 18, 1980', 'Palmer, Alaska', 'Wisconsin Badgers'], ['F', 'Julie Chu – A', '174\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 9\xa0in)', '67\xa0kg (148\xa0lb)', 'March 13, 1982', 'Bridgeport, Connecticut', 'Harvard Crimson'], ['F', 'Natalie Darwitz – C', '160\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 3\xa0in)', '62\xa0kg (137\xa0lb)', 'October 13, 1983', 'Eagan, Minnesota', 'Minnesota Golden Gophers'], ['F', 'Meghan Duggan', '175\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 9\xa0in)', '74\xa0kg (163\xa0lb)', 'September 3, 1987', 'Danvers, Massachusetts', 'Wisconsin Badgers'], ['F', 'Hilary Knight', '178\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 10\xa0in)', '78\xa0kg (172\xa0lb)', 'July 12, 1989', 'Hanover, New Hampshire', 'Wisconsin Badgers'], ['F', 'Jocelyne Lamoureux', '168\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 6\xa0in)', '70\xa0kg (150\xa0lb)', 'July 3, 1989', 'Grand Forks, North Dakota', 'North Dakota Fighting Sioux'], ['F', 'Monique Lamoureux', '168\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 6\xa0in)', '71\xa0kg (157\xa0lb)', 'July 3, 1989', 'Grand Forks, North Dakota', 'North Dakota Fighting Sioux'], ['F', 'Erika Lawler', '152\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 0\xa0in)', '59\xa0kg (130\xa0lb)', 'February 5, 1987', 'Fitchburg, Massachusetts', 'Wisconsin Badgers'], ['F', 'Gisele Marvin', '174\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 9\xa0in)', '75\xa0kg (165\xa0lb)', 'March 7, 1987', 'Warroad, Minnesota', 'Minnesota Golden Gophers'], ['F', 'Jenny Potter – A', '163\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 4\xa0in)', '66\xa0kg (146\xa0lb)', 'January 12, 1979', 'Edina, Minnesota', 'Minnesota Golden Gophers'], ['F', 'Kelli Stack', '165\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 5\xa0in)', '59\xa0kg (130\xa0lb)', 'January 13, 1988', 'Brooklyn Heights, Ohio', 'Boston Eagles'], ['F', 'Karen Thatcher', '174\xa0cm (5\xa0ft 9\xa0in)', '74\xa0kg (163\xa0lb)', 'February 29, 1984', 'Blaine, Washington', 'Providence Friars'], ['F', 'Jinelle Zaugg-Siergiej', '183\xa0cm (6\xa0ft 0\xa0in)', '82\xa0kg (181\xa0lb)', 'March 27, 1986', 'Eagle River, Wisconsin', 'Wisconsin Badgers']] | who is the tallest player born in july? | Hilary Knight |
[['Game', 'Date', 'Visitor', 'Score', 'Home', 'Decision', 'Attendance', 'Record', 'Points'], [34, 'January 3', 'NY Rangers', '2 – 4', 'Philadelphia', 'Parent', '17,007', '22–8–4', 48], [35, 'January 5', 'Philadelphia', '3 – 3', 'Minnesota', 'Parent', '15,296', '22–8–5', 49], [36, 'January 7', 'Philadelphia', '1 – 2', 'Montreal', 'Parent', '19,040', '22–9–5', 49], [37, 'January 10', 'Minnesota', '4 – 7', 'Philadelphia', 'Parent', '17,007', '23–9–5', 51], [38, 'January 11', 'Philadelphia', '7 – 6', 'Atlanta', 'Taylor', '5,141', '24–9–5', 53], [39, 'January 13', 'Atlanta', '0 – 1', 'Philadelphia', 'Parent', '17,007', '25–9–5', 55], [40, 'January 17', 'Buffalo', '2 – 7', 'Philadelphia', 'Parent', '17,007', '26–9–5', 57], [41, 'January 19', 'Los Angeles', '0 – 2', 'Philadelphia', 'Parent', '17,007', '27–9–5', 59], [42, 'January 20', 'Pittsburgh', '5 – 3', 'Philadelphia', 'Parent', '17,007', '27–10–5', 59], [43, 'January 22', 'Philadelphia', '3 – 2', 'Vancouver', 'Taylor', '15,570', '28–10–5', 61], [44, 'January 24', 'Philadelphia', '4 – 4', 'Los Angeles', 'Parent', '14,343', '28–10–6', 62], [45, 'January 25', 'Philadelphia', '5 – 0', 'California', 'Parent', '10,776', '29–10–6', 64], [46, 'January 27', 'Philadelphia', '3 – 5', 'Boston', 'Taylor', '15,003', '29–11–6', 64], [47, 'January 31', 'Buffalo', '3 – 4', 'Philadelphia', 'Parent', '17,007', '30–11–6', 66]] | what were the total number of games played by the philadelphia flyers during the 1973-74 regular season? | 78 |
[['Year', 'Competition', 'Venue', 'Position', 'Notes'], [2002, 'Asian Junior Championships', 'Bangkok, Thailand', '3rd', '1.76 m'], [2004, 'Asian Junior Championships', 'Ipoh, Malaysia', '1st', '1.84 m'], [2004, 'World Junior Championships', 'Grosseto, Italy', '7th', '1.84 m'], [2005, 'Universiade', 'Izmir, Turkey', '7th', '1.80 m'], [2005, 'Asian Championships', 'Incheon, South Korea', '3rd', '1.84 m'], [2005, 'Asian Indoor Games', 'Bangkok, Thailand', '2nd', '1.84 m'], [2006, 'Asian Games', 'Doha, Qatar', '6th', '1.84 m'], [2007, 'Asian Championships', 'Amman, Jordan', '3rd', '1.91 m'], [2007, 'Universiade', 'Bangkok, Thailand', '3rd', '1.90 m'], [2007, 'World Championships', 'Osaka, Japan', '20th (q)', '1.88 m'], [2007, 'Asian Indoor Games', 'Macau', '3rd', '1.88 m'], [2008, 'Asian Indoor Championships', 'Doha, Qatar', '2nd', '1.91 m'], [2009, 'Universiade', 'Belgrade, Serbia', '14th (q)', '1.80 m'], [2010, 'Asian Indoor Championships', 'Tehran, Iran', '2nd', '1.86 m'], [2010, 'World Indoor Championships', 'Istanbul, Turkey', '20th (q)', '1.81 m'], [2010, 'Asian Games', 'Guangzhou, China', '3rd', '1.90 m'], [2011, 'Asian Championships', 'Kobe, Japan', '4th', '1.85 m'], [2011, 'Universiade', 'Shenzhen, China', '10th', '1.84 m']] | which year had the most competitions? | 2007 |
[['Team', 'Location', 'Venue', 'Capacity', 'Position in 1993–94'], ['Dinamo Minsk', 'Minsk', 'Dinamo, Minsk', '41,040', '1'], ['Dinamo-93', 'Minsk', 'Dinamo, Minsk', '41,040', '2'], ['Dvina', 'Vitebsk', 'Central, Vitebsk', '8,300', '3'], ['Dnepr', 'Mogilev', 'Spartak, Mogilev', '11,200', '4'], ['Bobruisk', 'Bobruisk', 'Spartak, Bobruisk', '3,550', '5'], ['Torpedo Minsk', 'Minsk', 'Torpedo, Minsk', '5,200', '6'], ['Shinnik', 'Bobruisk', 'Spartak, Bobruisk', '3,550', '7'], ['Dinamo Brest', 'Brest', 'Dinamo, Brest', '10,080', '8'], ['Molodechno', 'Molodechno', 'City Stadium, Molodechno', '5,500', '9'], ['Lokomotiv', 'Vitebsk', 'Central, Vitebsk', '8,300', '10'], ['Neman', 'Grodno', 'Neman', '6,300', '11'], ['Vedrich', 'Rechytsa', 'Central, Rechytsa', '3,550', '12'], ['Shakhtyor', 'Soligorsk', 'Stroitel', '5,000', '13'], ['Torpedo Mogilev', 'Mogilev', 'Torpedo, Mogilev', '3,500', '14'], ['Gomselmash', 'Gomel', 'Central, Gomel', '11,800', '15'], ['Obuvshchik', 'Lida', 'City Stadium, Lida', '4,000', 'First league, 1']] | what is the total number of teams located in minsk? | 3 |
[['Team 1', 'Agg.', 'Team 2', '1st leg', '2nd leg'], ['Benfica', '3–2', 'Paris Saint-Germain', '2–1', '1–1'], ['Dynamo Kyiv', '2–1', 'Manchester City', '2–0', '0–1'], ['Twente', '3–2', 'Zenit Saint Petersburg', '3–0', '0–2'], ['CSKA Moscow', '1–3', 'Porto', '0–1', '1–2'], ['PSV Eindhoven', '1–0', 'Rangers', '0–0', '1–0'], ['Bayer Leverkusen', '3–5', 'Villarreal', '2–3', '1–2'], ['Ajax', '0–4', 'Spartak Moscow', '0–1', '0–3'], ['Braga', '1–08', 'Liverpool', '1–0', '0–0']] | what is the number of countries represented on team 2? | 6 |
[['Number', 'Builder', 'Entered service', 'Withdrawn', 'Notes'], [439, 'NZR Addington', '9-1-1909', '2-3-1957', 'Converted to 4-cylinder simple, 6-1949'], [440, 'NZR Addington', '25-3-1909', '2-3-1957', 'Converted to 4-cylinder simple, 7-1948'], [441, 'NZR Addington', '10-5-1909', '2-3-1957', nan], [442, 'NZR Addington', '10-7-1909', '4-3-1944', 'Converted to 4-cylinder simple, 6-1943. In Use Ohai Railway Board 1944-1968. Preserved at Feilding and District Steam Rail Society'], [443, 'NZR Addington', '1-12-1909', '2-3-1957', 'Converted to 4-cylinder simple, 7-1947'], [444, 'NZR Addington', '3-2-1910', '2-3-1957', 'Converted to 4-cylinder simple, 12-1949'], [445, 'NZR Addington', '24-5-1910', '26-5-1949', nan], [446, 'NZR Addington', '30-4-1910', '6-12-1946', 'Converted to 4-cylinder simple, 12-1946. In Use Ohai Railway Board 1946-1959.'], [588, 'NZR Addington', '14-10-1913', '2-3-1957', 'Converted to 4-cylinder simple, 5-1951'], [589, 'NZR Addington', '11-11-1949', '6-1949', nan], [590, 'NZR Addington', '27-1-1914', '2-3-1957', nan], [591, 'NZR Addington', '17-3-1914', '2-3-1957', 'Converted to 4-cylinder simple, 12-1950'], [592, 'NZR Addington', '22-6-1914', '2-3-1957', 'Converted to 4-cylinder simple, 10-1950'], [593, 'NZR Addington', '3-9-1914', '2-3-1957', 'Converted to 4-cylinder simple, 6-1950'], [594, 'NZR Addington', '31-10-1914', '2-3-1957', 'Converted to 4-cylinder simple, 5-1945'], [595, 'NZR Addington', '3-12-1914', '2-3-1957', nan], [596, 'NZR Addington', '26-1-1915', '2-3-1957', 'Converted to 4-cylinder simple, 12-1949'], [597, 'NZR Addington', '1-4-1915', '2-3-1957', nan]] | how many of these locomotives were eventually converted to 4-cylinder simple engines? | 12 |
[['Date', 'Race Name', 'Location', 'UCI Rating', 'Winner', 'Team'], ['6 January', 'Copa América de Ciclismo', 'Brazil', '1.2', 'Francisco Chamorro\xa0(ARG)', 'Funvic Brasilinvest-São José dos Campos'], ['11–20 January', 'Vuelta al Táchira', 'Venezuela', '2.2', 'Yeison Delgado\xa0(VEN)', 'Kino Táchira-Drodínica'], ['21–27 January', 'Tour de San Luis', 'Argentina', '2.1', 'Daniel Díaz\xa0(ARG)', 'San Luis Somos Todos'], ['21–28 April', 'Vuelta a Guatemala', 'Guatemala', '2.2', 'Óscar Sánchez\xa0(COL)', 'GW Shimano'], ['1–5 May', 'Tour of the Gila', 'United States', '2.2', 'Philip Deignan\xa0(IRL)', 'UnitedHealthcare'], ['2 May', 'Pan American Cycling Championships – Time Trial', 'Mexico', 'CC', 'Carlos Oyarzun\xa0(CHI)', 'Chile national team'], ['5 May', 'Pan American Cycling Championships – Road Race', 'Mexico', 'CC', 'Jonathan Paredes\xa0(COL)', 'Colombia national team'], ['12–19 May', 'Tour of California', 'United States', '2.HC', 'Tejay Van Garderen\xa0(USA)', 'BMC Racing Team'], ['2 June', 'The Philly Cycling Classic', 'United States', '1.2', 'Kiel Reijnen\xa0(USA)', 'UnitedHealthcare'], ['7–9 June', 'Coupe des Nations Ville Saguenay', 'Canada', '2.Ncup', 'Sondre Enger\xa0(NOR)', 'Norway national team'], ['9–23 June', 'Vuelta a Colombia', 'Colombia', '2.2', 'Óscar Sevilla\xa0(ESP)', 'EPM-UNE'], ['11–16 June', 'Tour de Beauce', 'Canada', '2.2', 'Nathan Brown\xa0(USA)', 'Bontrager Cycling Team'], ['7 July', 'Tour de Delta', 'Canada', '1.2', 'Steve Fisher\xa0(USA)', 'Hagens Berman Cycling'], ['19–28 July', 'Vuelta a Venezuela', 'Venezuela', '2.2', 'Carlos José Ochoa\xa0(VEN)', 'Androni Giocattoli-Venezuela'], ['2–4 August', 'Tour of Elk Grove', 'United States', '2.1', 'Elia Viviani\xa0(ITA)', 'Cannondale'], ['6–11 August', 'Tour of Utah', 'United States', '2.1', 'Tom Danielson\xa0(USA)', 'Garmin-Sharp'], ['6–11 August', 'Ruta del Centro', 'Mexico', '2.2', 'Víctor García\xa0(ESP)', 'Depredadores PBG Design'], ['14–18 August', 'Vuelta al Sur de Bolivia', 'Bolivia', '2.2', 'Óscar Soliz\xa0(BOL)', 'Pio Rico'], ['19–25 August', 'USA Pro Cycling Challenge', 'United States', '2.HC', 'Tejay Van Garderen\xa0(USA)', 'BMC Racing Team'], ['28 Aug–1 Sep', 'Tour do Rio', 'Brazil', '2.2', 'Óscar Sevilla\xa0(ESP)', 'EPM-UNE'], ['3–8 September', 'Tour of Alberta', 'Canada', '2.1', 'Rohan Dennis\xa0(AUS)', 'Garmin-Sharp'], ['7 September', 'Bucks County Classic', 'United States', '1.2', 'Kiel Reijnen\xa0(USA)', 'UnitedHealthcare']] | what is the name of the first race in the year? | Copa América de Ciclismo |
[['Pos', 'No', 'Driver', 'Constructor', 'Laps', 'Time/Retired', 'Grid', 'Points'], ['1', 1, 'Emerson Fittipaldi', 'McLaren-Ford', 53, '1:39:26.29', 5, 9.0], ['2', 24, 'James Hunt', 'Hesketh-Ford', 53, '+ 5.91', 6, 6.0], ['3', 7, 'Carlos Reutemann', 'Brabham-Ford', 53, '+ 17.06', 3, 4.0], ['4', 11, 'Clay Regazzoni', 'Ferrari', 53, '+ 35.79', 7, 3.0], ['5', 4, 'Patrick Depailler', 'Tyrrell-Ford', 53, '+ 54.25', 8, 2.0], ['6', 12, 'Niki Lauda', 'Ferrari', 53, '+ 1:19.65', 4, 1.0], ['7', 28, 'Mark Donohue', 'Penske-Ford', 52, '+ 1 Lap', 16, nan], ['8', 6, 'Jacky Ickx', 'Lotus-Ford', 52, '+ 1 Lap', 18, nan], ['9', 9, 'Vittorio Brambilla', 'March-Ford', 52, '+ 1 Lap', 12, nan], ['10', 22, 'Graham Hill', 'Lola-Ford', 52, '+ 1 Lap', 21, nan], ['11', 3, 'Jody Scheckter', 'Tyrrell-Ford', 52, '+ 1 Lap', 9, nan], ['12', 16, 'Tom Pryce', 'Shadow-Ford', 51, 'Transmission', 14, nan], ['13', 23, 'Rolf Stommelen', 'Lola-Ford', 51, '+ 2 Laps', 19, nan], ['14', 2, 'Jochen Mass', 'McLaren-Ford', 50, '+ 3 Laps', 13, nan], ['Ret', 8, 'Carlos Pace', 'Brabham-Ford', 46, 'Engine', 2, nan], ['NC', 20, 'Arturo Merzario', 'Williams-Ford', 44, 'Not Classified', 20, nan], ['Ret', 27, 'Mario Andretti', 'Parnelli-Ford', 27, 'Transmission', 10, nan], ['Ret', 14, 'Mike Wilds', 'BRM', 24, 'Engine', 22, nan], ['Ret', 5, 'Ronnie Peterson', 'Lotus-Ford', 15, 'Engine', 11, nan], ['Ret', 21, 'Jacques Laffite', 'Williams-Ford', 15, 'Gearbox', 17, nan], ['Ret', 30, 'Wilson Fittipaldi', 'Fittipaldi-Ford', 12, 'Accident', 23, nan], ['DSQ', 18, 'John Watson', 'Surtees-Ford', 6, 'Disqualified', 15, nan], ['DNS', 17, 'Jean-Pierre Jarier', 'Shadow-Ford', 0, 'Transmission', 1, nan]] | who had the best time driving a ferrari? | Clay Regazzoni |
[['Party', 'Votes', '%', 'Swing', 'Seats', 'Change'], ['Australian Labor Party', '324,135', 51.52, -0.12, 26, -1.0], ['Liberal and Country League', '250,312', 39.79, -3.97, 20, 0.0], ['Nationals SA', '24,810', 3.94, 2.05, 1, 1.0], ['Independent', '27,178', 4.32, 2.86, 0, 0.0], ['Other', '2,708', 0.43, -0.81, 0, 0.0], ['Total', '629,143', nan, nan, 47, nan], ['Australian Labor Party', 'WIN', 54.5, 1.2, 26, -1.0], ['Liberal and Country League', nan, 45.5, -1.2, 21, 1.0]] | which party won the top place in the election? | Australian Labor Party |
[['Week', 'Date', 'Opponent', 'Result', 'Game site', 'Attendance'], [1, 'September 11, 1960', 'at New York Titans', 'L 27–3', 'Polo Grounds', '10,200'], [2, 'September 18, 1960', 'Denver Broncos', 'L 27–21', 'War Memorial Stadium', '15,229'], [3, 'September 23, 1960', 'at Boston Patriots', 'W 13–0', 'Nickerson Field', '20,732'], [4, 'October 2, 1960', 'Los Angeles Chargers', 'L 24–10', 'War Memorial Stadium', '15,821'], [6, 'October 16, 1960', 'New York Titans', 'L 17–13', 'War Memorial Stadium', '14,988'], [7, 'October 23, 1960', 'Oakland Raiders', 'W 38–9', 'War Memorial Stadium', '8,876'], [8, 'October 30, 1960', 'Houston Oilers', 'W 25–24', 'War Memorial Stadium', '23,001'], [9, 'November 6, 1960', 'Dallas Texans', 'L 45–28', 'War Memorial Stadium', '19,610'], [10, 'November 13, 1960', 'at Oakland Raiders', 'L 20–7', 'Kezar Stadium', '8,800'], [11, 'November 20, 1960', 'at Los Angeles Chargers', 'W 32–3', 'Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum', '16,161'], [12, 'November 27, 1960', 'at Denver Broncos', 'T 38–38', 'Bears Stadium', '7,785'], [13, 'December 4, 1960', 'Boston Patriots', 'W 38–14', 'War Memorial Stadium', '14,335'], [14, 'December 11, 1960', 'at Houston Oilers', 'L 31–23', 'Jeppesen Stadium', '25,243'], [15, 'December 18, 1960', 'at Dallas Texans', 'L 24–7', 'Cotton Bowl', '18,000']] | what date was the first game at war memorial stadium? | September 18, 1960 |
[['Game', 'Date', 'Team', 'Score', 'High points', 'High rebounds', 'High assists', 'Location\\nAttendance', 'Record'], [75, 'April 1', '@ Sacramento', 'W 99–90', 'Raymond Felton (17)', 'Nenê (12)', 'Nenê (6)', 'Power Balance Pavilion\\n15,871', '46–29'], [76, 'April 3', '@ L.A. Lakers', 'W 95–90', 'Danilo Gallinari (22)', 'Kenyon Martin (8)', 'Ty Lawson (8)', 'Staples Center\\n18,997', '47–29'], [77, 'April 5', 'Oklahoma City', 'L 94–101', 'Ty Lawson (28)', 'Nenê (8)', 'Ty Lawson (5)', 'Pepsi Center\\n18,203', '47–30'], [78, 'April 6', '@ Dallas', 'W 104–96', 'J. R. Smith (23)', 'Nenê (15)', 'Ty Lawson (8)', 'American Airlines Center\\n20,364', '48–30'], [79, 'April 8', '@ Oklahoma City', 'L 89–104', 'Nenê (18)', 'Kenyon Martin (13)', 'Ty Lawson (6)', 'Oklahoma City Arena\\n18,203', '48–31'], [80, 'April 9', 'Minnesota', 'W 130–106', 'Ty Lawson (37)', 'Kenyon Martin,\\nJ. R. Smith (8)', 'Raymond Felton (14)', 'Pepsi Center\\n19,155', '49–31'], [81, 'April 11', 'Golden State', 'W 134–111', 'J. R. Smith (22)', 'Chris Andersen (12)', 'Raymond Felton (10)', 'Pepsi Center\\n19,155', '50–31'], [82, 'April 13', '@ Utah', 'L 103–107', 'Wilson Chandler (27)', 'Chris Andersen (10)', 'Wilson Chandler,\\nGary Forbes,\\nAl Harrington,\\nTy Lawson,\\nJ. R. Smith (3)', 'EnergySolutions Arena\\n19,051', '50–32']] | which game at most has the most high rebounds? | 78 |
[['Team', 'Car(s)', '#', 'Driver(s)', 'Primary Sponsor(s)', 'Listed Owner(s)', 'Crew Chief'], ['Akins-Sutton Motorsports', 'Ford Taurus', 38, 'Glenn Allen, Jr.', 'Barbasol', 'Brad Akins', 'Dean Johnson'], ['Akins-Sutton Motorsports', 'Ford Taurus', 98, 'Elton Sawyer', 'Lysol', 'Brad Akins', 'Ricky Viers'], ['AllCar Racing', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 22, 'Jimmy Kitchens', 'Air Jamaica Vacations', 'Dave Carroll', 'Todd Lohse'], ['Andy Petree Racing', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 15, 'Ken Schrader', 'Oakwood Homes', 'Andy Petree', nan], ['BACE Motorsports', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 33, 'Jason Jarrett', 'Bayer/Alka-Seltzer', 'Barbara Baumgardner', 'Gary Cogswell'], ['BACE Motorsports', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 74, 'Tony Raines (R)', nan, 'Bill Baumgardner', 'Steve Bird'], ['Bill Davis Racing', 'Pontiac Grand Prix', 93, 'Dave Blaney', 'Amoco', 'Gail Davis', 'Gil Martin'], ['Brewco Motorsports\\nJ&J Racing', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 27, 'Casey Atwood', 'Castrol', 'Tammy Brewer', 'Kip McCord'], ['Brewco Motorsports\\nJ&J Racing', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 37, 'Kevin Grubb', 'Timber Wolf', 'Clarence Brewer', 'Terry Shirley'], ['Brewco Motorsports\\nJ&J Racing', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 99, 'Kevin Lepage', 'Red Man', 'Bill Papke', 'Dan Gibbs'], ['Buckshot Racing', 'Pontiac Grand Prix', 0, 'Larry Pearson', 'Cheez-It', 'Billy Jones', 'Kenneth Campbell'], ['Cicci-Welliver Racing', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 34, 'Mike McLaughlin', 'Goulds Pumps', 'Frank Cicci', 'Jay Smith'], ['Cicci-Welliver Racing', 'Pontiac Grand Prix', 36, 'Tim Fedewa', 'Stanley Tools', 'Scott Welliver', 'Vic Kangas'], ['Cicci-Welliver Racing', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 66, 'Todd Bodine', 'Phillips 66', 'Jeffrey Welliver', 'Donnie Richeson'], ['Curb/Agajanian Motorsports', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 43, 'Shane Hall', 'Central Tractor', 'Don Stegall', 'Gene Nead'], ['Dale Earnhardt, Inc.', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 3, 'Dale Earnhardt, Jr.', 'AC Delco', 'Dale Earnhardt', 'Tony Eury, Sr.'], ['Diamond Ridge Motorsports', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 4, 'Jeff Purvis', 'Lance Snacks', 'Gary Bechtel', 'Johnny Allen'], ['Excel Motorsports', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 56, 'Jeff Krogh', 'Clearwater Forest Industries', 'Molly Krogh', 'Sammy Speaks'], ['Excel Motorsports', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 80, 'Mark Krogh', 'Clearwater Forest Industries', 'Robert Krogh', 'Doug George'], ['Grubb Motorsports', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 83, 'Wayne Grubb', 'Link-Belt', 'William Grubb', 'Bobby King'], ['GTS Motorsports', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 90, 'Brad Loney', 'Coyne Textile Services', 'Frederick Maggio', 'Bob Johnson'], ['Hank Parker Racing', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 53, 'Hank Parker Jr. (R)', 'B.A.S.S.', 'Hank Parker', 'Dave McCarty'], ['Henderson Brothers Racing', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 75, 'Kelly Denton (R)', "Big Daddy's BBQ Sauce", 'Charlie Henderson', 'Ron Denton'], ['Hillin Racing', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 8, 'Bobby Hillin', 'Clean Shower', 'Robert Hayes', 'Steve Hibbard'], ['HVP Motorsports', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 63, 'Chuck Bown', 'Exxon Superflo', 'Hubert Hensley', 'Jeff Hensley'], ['Innovative Motorsports', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 47, 'Andy Santerre', 'Monro Muffler Brake', 'George DeBidart', 'Kevin Caldwell'], ['Joe Gibbs Racing', 'Pontiac Grand Prix', 18, 'Bobby Labonte', 'MBNA', 'Joe Gibbs', 'Bryant Frazier'], ['Labonte Motorsports', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 44, 'Terry Labonte', 'Slim Jim', 'Kimberly Labonte', 'Eddie Lowery'], ['NorthStar Motorsports', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 89, 'Jeff Fuller', 'Heritage Consumer Products', 'Meredith Ruark', 'Leon Fox'], ['Parker Racing', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 72, 'Hermie Sadler', 'MGM Brakes', 'Ron Parker', 'Cal Northrup'], ['PE2 Motorsports', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 45, 'Adam Petty (R)', 'Spree', 'Kyle Petty', 'Lance Deiters'], ['PRW Racing', 'Ford Taurus', 77, 'Ed Berrier', 'Lear Corporation', 'Tony Hall', 'Jimmy Means'], ['Phil Parsons Racing', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 10, 'Phil Parsons', 'Alltel', 'Marcia Parsons', 'Doug Taylor'], ['Phoenix Racing', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 1, 'Randy LaJoie', 'Bob Evans Restaurants', 'James Finch', 'Marc Reno'], ['Progressive Motorsports', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 32, 'Jeff Green', 'Kleenex', 'Greg Pollex', 'Harold Holly'], ['Progressive Motorsports', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 57, 'Jason Keller', 'Fleming Team/IGA', 'Steve DeSouza', 'Steve Addington'], ['Reiser Enterprises', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 17, 'Matt Kenseth', 'DeWalt Tools', 'Robbie Reiser', 'Robbie Reiser'], ['Roush Racing', 'Ford Taurus', 9, 'Jeff Burton', 'Track Gear', 'Jack Roush', 'Tommy Morgan'], ['Roush Racing', 'Ford Taurus', 60, 'Mark Martin', 'Winn-Dixie', 'Jack Roush', 'Tony Lambert'], ['Sadler Brothers Racing', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 95, 'Bobby Hamilton, Jr. (R)', "Shoney's Inn", 'Earl Sadler', 'Chick Sadler'], ['Specialty Racing', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 40, 'Kerry Earnhardt (R)', 'Channellock', 'Doug Taylor', 'Richard Lasater'], ['Spencer Motor Ventures', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 5, 'Dick Trickle', 'Schneider National', 'Jimmy Spencer', 'Bryan Schaffer'], ['ST Motorsports', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 59, 'Mike Dillon', 'Kingsford', 'Tad Geschickter', 'Steve Plattenberger'], ['Team Amick', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 35, 'Lyndon Amick', 'SCANA/Powertel', 'Bill Amick', 'Buddy Barnes'], ['Team Rensi Motorsports', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 25, 'Jeff Finley', 'Dura Lube', 'Ed Rensi', 'David Ifft'], ['Team Yellow Racing', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 19, 'Mike Skinner', 'Yellow Freight', 'David Ridling', 'C. R. Miller'], ['Washington-Erving Motorsports', 'Chevrolet Monte Carlo', 50, 'Mark Green', 'Dr Pepper', 'Joe Washington', 'Darrell Bryant'], ['Xpress Motorsports', 'Pontiac Grand Prix', 61, 'Derrike Cope', 'IWX Motor Freight', 'Steve Coulter', 'Dave Fuge']] | which driver came in first place during the bellsouth mobility 320 but last place in the carquest auto parts 300? | Jeff Green |
[['Medal', 'Name', 'Sport', 'Event', 'Date'], ['Gold', 'Louis Chaillot, Maurice Perrin', 'Cycling', "Men's tandem", 'August 3'], ['Gold', 'Xavier Lesage', 'Equestrian', 'Individual dressage', 'August 10'], ['Gold', 'André Jousseaume, Xavier Lesage,\\nCharles Marion', 'Equestrian', 'Team dressage', 'August 10'], ['Gold', 'Georges Buchard, Philippe Cattiau,\\nFernand Jourdant, Jean Piot,\\nBernard Schmetz, Georges Tainturier', 'Fencing', "Men's team épée", 'August 7'], ['Gold', 'René Bondoux, René Bougnol,\\nPhilippe Cattiau, Edward Gardère,\\nRené Lemoine, Jean Piot', 'Fencing', "Men's team foil", 'August 1'], ['Gold', 'Jacques Lebrun', 'Sailing', 'Snowbird class', 'August 12'], ['Gold', 'Raymond Suvigny', 'Weightlifting', "Men's 60 kg", 'July 31'], ['Gold', 'René Duverger', 'Weightlifting', "Men's 67.5 kg", 'July 30'], ['Gold', 'Louis Hostin', 'Weightlifting', "Men's 82.5 kg", 'July 30'], ['Gold', 'Charles Pacôme', 'Wrestling', "Men's freestyle lightweight", 'August 3'], ['Silver', 'Louis Chaillot', 'Cycling', "Men's sprint", 'August 3'], ['Silver', 'Paul Chocque, Amédée Fournier,\\nRené Le Grèves, Henri Mouillefarine', 'Cycling', "Men's team pursuit", 'August 2'], ['Silver', 'Charles Marion', 'Equestrian', 'Individual dressage', 'August 10'], ['Silver', 'Georges Buchard', 'Fencing', "Men's épée", 'August 9'], ['Silver', 'Jean Taris', 'Swimming', "Men's 400 m freestyle", 'August 10'], ['Bronze', 'Paul Winter', 'Athletics', "Men's discus throw", 'August 3'], ['Bronze', 'Charles Rampelberg', 'Cycling', "Men's 1000 m time trial", 'August 1'], ['Bronze', 'Pierre Brunet, Anselme Brusa,\\nAndré Giriat', 'Rowing', "Men's coxed pair", 'August 13'], ['Bronze', 'Louis François', 'Wrestling', "Men's Greco-Roman bantamweight", 'August 7']] | was there more gold medals won than silver? | yes |
[['Date', 'Time', 'Opponent#', 'Rank#', 'Site', 'TV', 'Result', 'Attendance'], ['September 2', '12:30 p.m.', 'WKU*', '#15', 'Sanford Stadium • Athens, GA', 'LFS', 'W\xa048–12', '92,746'], ['September 9', '7:45 p.m.', 'at\xa0South Carolina', '#12', 'Williams-Brice Stadium • Columbia, SC', 'ESPN', 'W\xa018–0', '82,513'], ['September 16', '1:00 p.m.', 'UAB*', '#10', 'Sanford Stadium • Athens, GA', 'CSS', 'W\xa034–0', '92,746'], ['September 23', '12:30 p.m.', 'Colorado*', '#9', 'Sanford Stadium • Athens, GA', 'LFS', 'W\xa014–13', '92,746'], ['September 30', '9:00 p.m.', 'at\xa0Ole Miss', '#10', 'Vaught–Hemingway Stadium • Oxford, MS', 'ESPN2', 'W\xa014–9', '57,184'], ['October 7', '7:45 p.m.', '#13\xa0Tennessee', '#10', 'Sanford Stadium • Athens, GA', 'ESPN', 'L\xa033–51', '92,746'], ['October 14', '12:30 p.m.', 'Vanderbilt', '#16', 'Sanford Stadium • Athens, GA', 'LFS', 'L\xa022–24', '92,746'], ['October 21', '1:00 p.m.', 'Mississippi State', nan, 'Sanford Stadium • Athens, GA', nan, 'W\xa027–24', '92,746'], ['October 28', '3:30 p.m.', 'vs.\xa0#9\xa0Florida', nan, 'Alltel Stadium • Jacksonville, FL (Florida–Georgia game)', 'CBS', 'L\xa014–21', '84,572'], ['November 4', '1:00 p.m.', 'at\xa0Kentucky', nan, 'Commonwealth Stadium • Lexington, KY', nan, 'L\xa020–24', '62,120'], ['November 11', '12:30 p.m.', 'at\xa0#5\xa0Auburn', nan, "Jordan–Hare Stadium • Auburn, AL (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)", 'LFS', 'W\xa037–15', '87,451'], ['November 25', '3:30 p.m.', '#16\xa0Georgia Tech*', nan, 'Sanford Stadium • Athens, GA (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)', 'CBS', 'W\xa015–12', '92,746'], ['December 30', '8:00 p.m.', 'vs.\xa0#14\xa0Virginia Tech*', nan, 'Georgia Dome • Atlanta, GA (Chick-fil-A Bowl)', 'ESPN', 'W\xa031–24', '75,406']] | what is the number of ranked teams georgia played in 2006? | 7 |
[['Date', 'Time', 'Opponent', 'Site', 'TV', 'Result', 'Attendance', 'Record'], ['11/03/2012*', '7:30 PM', 'Central Missouri', 'Dunn Center • Clarksville, TN', nan, 'W\xa075–66', nan, nan], ['11/09/2012*', '7:00 PM', 'Samford', 'Dunn Center • Clarksville, TN', nan, 'W\xa075–64', '2,315', '1–0'], ['11/13/2012*', '7:00 PM', 'at\xa0WKU', 'E. A. Diddle Arena • Bowling Green, KY\\n(Cancún Challenge)', nan, 'L\xa054–74', '4,160', '1–1'], ['11/17/2012*', '1:00 PM', 'at\xa0DePaul', 'Allstate Arena • Rosemont, IL\\n(Cancún Challenge)', nan, 'L\xa067–98', '7,398', '1–2'], ['11/20/2012*', '12:30 PM', 'vs.\xa0Western Carolina', 'Moon Palace Resort • Cancún, Mexico\\n(Cancún Challenge)', nan, 'W\xa072–71', '902', '2–2'], ['11/21/2012*', '3:00 PM', 'vs.\xa0Gardner–Webb', 'Moon Palace Resort • Cancún, Mexico\\n(Cancún Challenge)', nan, 'L\xa062–72', '302', '2–3'], ['11/28/2012*', '7:00 PM', 'Berea', 'Dunn Center • Clarksville, TN', nan, 'W\xa0108–53', '2,023', '3–3'], ['12/01/2012*', '7:30 PM', 'Fairfield', 'Dunn Center • Clarksville, TN', nan, 'L\xa055–74', '2,208', '3–4'], ['12/05/2012*', '7:00 PM', 'Oakland City', 'Dunn Center • Clarksville, TN', nan, 'W\xa088–63', '2,012', '4–4'], ['12/08/2012*', '12:00 PM', 'at\xa0Memphis', 'FedExForum • Memphis, TN', nan, 'L\xa065–83', '15,249', '4–5'], ['12/16/2012*', '2:05 PM', 'at\xa0Arkasnas State', 'Convocation Center • Jonesboro, AR', nan, 'L\xa057–69', '2,652', '4–6'], ['12/18/2012*', '7:00 PM', 'Lipscomb', 'Dunn Center • Clarksville, TN', nan, 'L\xa084–87', '2,498', '4–7'], ['12/22/2012*', '2:00 PM', 'at\xa0Illinois State', 'Redbird Arena • Normal, IL', nan, 'L\xa057–83', '5,119', '4–8'], ['12/28/2012*', '3:30 PM', 'vs.\xa0Utah Valley', 'McKenzie Arena • Chattanooga, TN\\n(Dr. Pepper Classic)', nan, 'L\xa077–84', '2,568', '4–9'], ['12/29/2012*', '3:30 PM', 'vs.\xa0High Point', 'McKenzie Arena • Chattanooga, TN\\n(Dr. Pepper Classic)', nan, 'L\xa074–76', '2,534', '4–10'], ['01/03/2013', '7:00 PM', 'at\xa0Southeast Missouri State', 'Show Me Center • Cape Girardeau, MO', nan, 'L\xa084–86', '1,845', '4–11 (0–1)'], ['01/05/2013', '6:20 PM', 'at\xa0Tennessee–Martin', 'Skyhawk Arena • Martin, TN', nan, 'L\xa074–76\xa0OT', '2,578', '4–12 (0–2)'], ['01/09/2013', '7:00 PM', 'Morehead State', 'Dunn Center • Clarksville, TN', nan, 'W\xa084–81\xa0OT', '2,004', '5–12 (1–2)'], ['01/12/2013', '7:30 PM', 'Murray State', 'Dunn Center • Clarksville, TN', 'ESPN3', 'L\xa068–71', '4,718', '5–13 (1–3)'], ['01/17/2013', '7:00 PM', 'SIU Edwardsville', 'Dunn Center • Clarksville, TN', nan, 'L\xa053–66', '2,014', '5–14 (1–4)'], ['01/19/2013', '7:30 PM', 'Eastern Illinois', 'Dunn Center • Clarksville, TN', nan, 'L\xa067–77', '2,517', '5–15 (1–5)'], ['01/24/2013', '7:00 PM', 'at\xa0Jacksonville State', 'Pete Mathews Coliseum • Jacksonville, AL', nan, 'L\xa074–81', '1,883', '5–16 (1–6)'], ['01/26/2013', '7:30 PM', 'at\xa0Tennessee Tech', 'Eblen Center • Cookeville, TN', nan, 'L\xa052–70', '2,459', '5–17 (1–7)'], ['02/02/2013', '12:00 PM', 'at\xa0Murray State', 'CFSB Center • Murray, KY', 'ESPNU', 'L\xa068–75\xa0OT', '6,111', '5–18 (1–8)'], ['02/07/2013', '7:00 PM', 'Tennessee State', 'Dunn Center • Clarksville, TN', nan, 'L\xa082–88\xa0OT', '2,186', '5–19 (1–9)'], ['02/09/2013', '7:30 PM', 'Belmont', 'Dunn Center • Clarksville, TN', nan, 'L\xa065–78', '4,097', '5–20 (1–10)'], ['02/14/2013', '7:00 PM', 'at\xa0Eastern Illinois', 'Lantz Arena • Charleston, IL', nan, 'W\xa071–64', '444', '6–20 (2–10)'], ['02/16/2013', '7:00 PM', 'at\xa0SIU Edwardsville', 'Vadalabene Center • Edwardsville, IL', nan, 'W\xa083–71', '2,436', '7–20 (3–10)'], ['02/20/2013', '6:00 PM', 'at\xa0Eastern Kentucky', 'Alumni Coliseum • Richmond, KY', nan, 'L\xa053–91', '3,400', '7–21 (3–11)'], ['02/23/2013*', '3:00 PM', 'at\xa0Liberty', 'Vines Center • Lynchburg, VA\\n(BracketBusters)', nan, 'L\xa073–79\xa0OT', '2,678', '7–22'], ['02/28/2013', '7:00 PM', 'Southeast Missouri State', 'Dunn Center • Clarksville, TN', nan, 'L\xa081–108', '1,920', '7–23 (3–12)'], ['03/02/2013', '7:30 PM', 'Tennessee–Martin', 'Dunn Center • Clarksville, TN', nan, 'W\xa091–58', '2,408', '8–23 (4–12)']] | which game had more in attendance, 11/28 or 12/08? | 12/08/2012* |
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