kleinay/qa_srl · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Studies on natural events require complete historical records and strategies related to obtaining and storing reliable records , allowing for both critical interpretation and validation of the sources .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:58921:26:0	14	storing	true	store	[ "what", "is", "_", "stored", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "reliable records" ]	[ [ 15, 17 ] ]
Studies on natural events require complete historical records and strategies related to obtaining and storing reliable records , allowing for both critical interpretation and validation of the sources .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:58921:26:0	18	allowing	true	allow	[ "what", "is", "_", "allowing", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "reliable records", "obtaining and storing reliable records" ]	[ [ 15, 17 ], [ 12, 17 ] ]
Studies on natural events require complete historical records and strategies related to obtaining and storing reliable records , allowing for both critical interpretation and validation of the sources .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:58921:26:0	18	allowing	true	allow	[ "what", "is", "something", "allowing", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "both critical interpretation and validation of the sources", "validation of the sources", "critical interpretation" ]	[ [ 20, 28 ], [ 24, 28 ], [ 21, 23 ] ]
Under this point of view the irreplaceable role of traditional repositories -LRB- archives -RRB- can be supplemented by the use of such web sources as eBay .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:58921:26:1	16	supplemented	true	supplement	[ "what", "can", "_", "supplemented", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "the irreplaceable role of traditional repositories -LRB- archives -RRB-" ]	[ [ 5, 14 ] ]
Under this point of view the irreplaceable role of traditional repositories -LRB- archives -RRB- can be supplemented by the use of such web sources as eBay .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:58921:26:1	16	supplemented	true	supplement	[ "what", "can", "something", "supplemented", "_", "by", "_", "?" ]	[ "the use of such web sources as eBay" ]	[ [ 18, 26 ] ]
Sharia , the religious law in Islam , requires capital punishment for certain crimes .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:107:0	8	requires	true	require	[ "what", "does", "something", "require", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "capital punishment", "capital punishment for certain crimes" ]	[ [ 9, 11 ], [ 9, 14 ] ]
Sharia , the religious law in Islam , requires capital punishment for certain crimes .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:107:0	8	requires	true	require	[ "what", "_", "_", "requires", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "Sharia , the religious law in Islam", "Sharia , the religious law" ]	[ [ 0, 7 ], [ 0, 5 ] ]
Sharia , the religious law in Islam , requires capital punishment for certain crimes .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:107:0	8	requires	true	require	[ "when", "does", "something", "require", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "for certain crimes" ]	[ [ 11, 14 ] ]
The two most common forms of execution in the Tang dynasty were strangulation and decapitation , which were the prescribed methods of execution for 144 and 89 offences respectively .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:0	19	prescribed	true	prescribe	[ "what", "had", "_", "prescribed", "_", "by", "someone", "?" ]	[ "methods of execution for 144 and 89 offences", "methods of execution", "strangulation and decapitation" ]	[ [ 20, 28 ], [ 20, 23 ], [ 12, 15 ] ]
The two most common forms of execution in the Tang dynasty were strangulation and decapitation , which were the prescribed methods of execution for 144 and 89 offences respectively .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:0	19	prescribed	true	prescribe	[ "who", "_", "_", "prescribed", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "the Tang dynasty" ]	[ [ 8, 11 ] ]
Strangulation was the prescribed sentence for lodging an accusation against one 's parents or grandparents with a magistrate , scheming to kidnap a person and sell them into slavery and opening a coffin while desecrating a tomb .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:1	34	desecrating	true	desecrate	[ "what", "is", "someone", "desecrating", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "a tomb" ]	[ [ 35, 37 ] ]
Strangulation was the prescribed sentence for lodging an accusation against one 's parents or grandparents with a magistrate , scheming to kidnap a person and sell them into slavery and opening a coffin while desecrating a tomb .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:1	21	kidnap	true	kidnap	[ "who", "was", "_", "kidnapped", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "a person" ]	[ [ 22, 24 ] ]
Strangulation was the prescribed sentence for lodging an accusation against one 's parents or grandparents with a magistrate , scheming to kidnap a person and sell them into slavery and opening a coffin while desecrating a tomb .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:1	21	kidnap	true	kidnap	[ "why", "was", "someone", "kidnapped", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "sell them into slavery" ]	[ [ 25, 29 ] ]
Strangulation was the prescribed sentence for lodging an accusation against one 's parents or grandparents with a magistrate , scheming to kidnap a person and sell them into slavery and opening a coffin while desecrating a tomb .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:1	6	lodging	true	lodge	[ "what", "was", "_", "lodged", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "an accusation" ]	[ [ 7, 9 ] ]
Strangulation was the prescribed sentence for lodging an accusation against one 's parents or grandparents with a magistrate , scheming to kidnap a person and sell them into slavery and opening a coffin while desecrating a tomb .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:1	6	lodging	true	lodge	[ "who", "was", "someone", "lodging", "_", "against", "_", "?" ]	[ "one 's parents or grandparents", "against one 's parents or grandparents" ]	[ [ 10, 15 ], [ 9, 15 ] ]
Strangulation was the prescribed sentence for lodging an accusation against one 's parents or grandparents with a magistrate , scheming to kidnap a person and sell them into slavery and opening a coffin while desecrating a tomb .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:1	25	sell	true	sell	[ "how", "is", "someone", "sold", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "into slavery" ]	[ [ 27, 29 ] ]
Strangulation was the prescribed sentence for lodging an accusation against one 's parents or grandparents with a magistrate , scheming to kidnap a person and sell them into slavery and opening a coffin while desecrating a tomb .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:1	25	sell	true	sell	[ "who", "is", "_", "sold", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "a person", "them" ]	[ [ 22, 24 ], [ 26, 27 ] ]
Strangulation was the prescribed sentence for lodging an accusation against one 's parents or grandparents with a magistrate , scheming to kidnap a person and sell them into slavery and opening a coffin while desecrating a tomb .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:1	30	opening	true	open	[ "what", "was", "_", "opened", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "a coffin" ]	[ [ 31, 33 ] ]
Strangulation was the prescribed sentence for lodging an accusation against one 's parents or grandparents with a magistrate , scheming to kidnap a person and sell them into slavery and opening a coffin while desecrating a tomb .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:1	30	opening	true	open	[ "when", "was", "something", "opened", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "while desecrating a tomb" ]	[ [ 33, 37 ] ]
Decapitation was the method of execution prescribed for more serious crimes such as treason and sedition .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:2	6	prescribed	true	prescribe	[ "what", "was", "_", "prescribed", "_", "for", "something", "?" ]	[ "Decapitation" ]	[ [ 0, 1 ] ]
Decapitation was the method of execution prescribed for more serious crimes such as treason and sedition .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:2	6	prescribed	true	prescribe	[ "what", "was", "something", "prescribed", "_", "for", "_", "?" ]	[ "for more serious crimes such as treason and sedition .", "more serious crimes such as treason and sedition" ]	[ [ 7, 17 ], [ 8, 16 ] ]
Despite the great discomfort involved , most of the Tang Chinese preferred strangulation to decapitation , as a result of the traditional Tang Chinese belief that the body is a gift from the parents and that it is , therefore , disrespectful to one 's ancestors to die without returning one 's body to the grave intact .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:3	4	involved	true	involve	[ "what", "is", "_", "involved", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "great discomfort", "the great discomfort" ]	[ [ 2, 4 ], [ 1, 4 ] ]
Despite the great discomfort involved , most of the Tang Chinese preferred strangulation to decapitation , as a result of the traditional Tang Chinese belief that the body is a gift from the parents and that it is , therefore , disrespectful to one 's ancestors to die without returning one 's body to the grave intact .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:3	11	preferred	true	prefer	[ "what", "was", "_", "preferred", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "strangulation", "strangulation to decapitation" ]	[ [ 12, 13 ], [ 12, 15 ] ]
Despite the great discomfort involved , most of the Tang Chinese preferred strangulation to decapitation , as a result of the traditional Tang Chinese belief that the body is a gift from the parents and that it is , therefore , disrespectful to one 's ancestors to die without returning one 's body to the grave intact .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:3	11	preferred	true	prefer	[ "who", "_", "_", "preferred", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "Tang Chinese", "the Tang Chinese" ]	[ [ 9, 11 ], [ 8, 11 ] ]
Despite the great discomfort involved , most of the Tang Chinese preferred strangulation to decapitation , as a result of the traditional Tang Chinese belief that the body is a gift from the parents and that it is , therefore , disrespectful to one 's ancestors to die without returning one 's body to the grave intact .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:3	47	die	true	die	[ "who", "might", "_", "die", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "one 's ancestors" ]	[ [ 43, 46 ] ]
Despite the great discomfort involved , most of the Tang Chinese preferred strangulation to decapitation , as a result of the traditional Tang Chinese belief that the body is a gift from the parents and that it is , therefore , disrespectful to one 's ancestors to die without returning one 's body to the grave intact .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:3	49	returning	true	return	[ "how", "would", "something", "returned", "_", "_", "somewhere", "?" ]	[ "intact" ]	[ [ 56, 57 ] ]
Despite the great discomfort involved , most of the Tang Chinese preferred strangulation to decapitation , as a result of the traditional Tang Chinese belief that the body is a gift from the parents and that it is , therefore , disrespectful to one 's ancestors to die without returning one 's body to the grave intact .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:3	49	returning	true	return	[ "what", "would", "_", "returned", "_", "_", "somewhere", "?" ]	[ "the body", "one 's body" ]	[ [ 26, 28 ], [ 50, 53 ] ]
Despite the great discomfort involved , most of the Tang Chinese preferred strangulation to decapitation , as a result of the traditional Tang Chinese belief that the body is a gift from the parents and that it is , therefore , disrespectful to one 's ancestors to die without returning one 's body to the grave intact .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:3	49	returning	true	return	[ "where", "would", "something", "returned", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "to the grave", "one 's body to the grave" ]	[ [ 53, 56 ], [ 50, 56 ] ]
Capital punishment for apostasy in Islam and stoning to death in Islam are controversial topics .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:0	7	stoning	true	stone	[ "where", "does", "something", "stone", "someone", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "in Islam", "Islam" ]	[ [ 10, 12 ], [ 5, 6 ] ]
Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1	22	asked	true	ask	[ "what", "has", "someone", "asked", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "poor offenders face trial and capital punishment", "if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial", "wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial", "if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment" ]	[ [ 24, 31 ], [ 23, 40 ], [ 32, 40 ], [ 23, 31 ] ]
Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1	22	asked	true	ask	[ "who", "has", "_", "asked", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "jurists" ]	[ [ 20, 21 ] ]
Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1	26	face	true	face	[ "what", "might", "someone", "face", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "capital punishment", "trial and capital punishment", "trial" ]	[ [ 29, 31 ], [ 27, 31 ], [ 27, 28 ] ]
Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1	26	face	true	face	[ "who", "might", "_", "face", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "poor offenders" ]	[ [ 24, 26 ] ]
Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1	37	avoid	true	avoid	[ "how", "can", "someone", "avoid", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "paying off the Qisas compensation money", "by paying off the Qisas compensation money" ]	[ [ 41, 47 ], [ 40, 47 ] ]
Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1	37	avoid	true	avoid	[ "what", "can", "someone", "avoid", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "a trial", "trial" ]	[ [ 38, 40 ], [ 39, 40 ] ]
Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1	37	avoid	true	avoid	[ "who", "can", "_", "avoid", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "wealthy offenders" ]	[ [ 32, 34 ] ]
Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1	41	paying	true	pay	[ "how", "was", "someone", "paid", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "compensation money" ]	[ [ 45, 47 ] ]
Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1	41	paying	true	pay	[ "who", "was", "_", "paid", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "Qisas", "the Qisas" ]	[ [ 44, 45 ], [ 43, 45 ] ]
Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1	41	paying	true	pay	[ "who", "was", "_", "paying", "someone", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "wealthy offenders" ]	[ [ 32, 34 ] ]
Another historic and continuing controversy is the perceived discrimination between the death of a Muslim and a non-Muslim dhimmi , as well as discrimination between the death of a male and a female , used in sharia-ruled states .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:2	3	continuing	true	continue	[ "what", "is", "_", "continuing", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "controversy" ]	[ [ 4, 5 ] ]
Another historic and continuing controversy is the perceived discrimination between the death of a Muslim and a non-Muslim dhimmi , as well as discrimination between the death of a male and a female , used in sharia-ruled states .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:2	7	perceived	true	perceive	[ "what", "is", "_", "perceived", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "discrimination", "discrimination between the death of a Muslim and a non-Muslim dhimmi , as well as discrimination between the death of a male and a female" ]	[ [ 8, 9 ], [ 8, 33 ] ]
Another historic and continuing controversy is the perceived discrimination between the death of a Muslim and a non-Muslim dhimmi , as well as discrimination between the death of a male and a female , used in sharia-ruled states .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:2	34	used	true	use	[ "what", "is", "_", "used", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "as well as discrimination between the death of a male and a female", "discrimination between the death of a Muslim and a non-Muslim dhimmi", "sharia-ruled states", "the perceived discrimination between the death of a Muslim and a non-Muslim dhimmi , as well as discrimination between the death of a male and a female" ]	[ [ 20, 33 ], [ 8, 19 ], [ 36, 38 ], [ 6, 33 ] ]
Another historic and continuing controversy is the perceived discrimination between the death of a Muslim and a non-Muslim dhimmi , as well as discrimination between the death of a male and a female , used in sharia-ruled states .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:2	34	used	true	use	[ "where", "is", "something", "used", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "in sharia-ruled states" ]	[ [ 35, 38 ] ]
A woman 's life is considered half the worth of a man , while Christians and Jews are worth half of a Muslim , and the life of Buddhist , Hindu , folk religion or atheist is considered 1/16th the worth of a Muslim by some Islamist governments .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:3	5	considered	true	consider	[ "what", "is", "_", "considered", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "A woman 's life" ]	[ [ 0, 4 ] ]
A woman 's life is considered half the worth of a man , while Christians and Jews are worth half of a Muslim , and the life of Buddhist , Hindu , folk religion or atheist is considered 1/16th the worth of a Muslim by some Islamist governments .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:3	37	considered	true	consider	[ "how much", "is", "something", "considered", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "1/16th the worth of a Muslim", "1/16th" ]	[ [ 38, 44 ], [ 38, 39 ] ]
A woman 's life is considered half the worth of a man , while Christians and Jews are worth half of a Muslim , and the life of Buddhist , Hindu , folk religion or atheist is considered 1/16th the worth of a Muslim by some Islamist governments .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:3	37	considered	true	consider	[ "what", "is", "_", "considered", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "the life of Buddhist , Hindu , folk religion or atheist", "folk religion or atheist" ]	[ [ 25, 36 ], [ 32, 36 ] ]
A woman 's life is considered half the worth of a man , while Christians and Jews are worth half of a Muslim , and the life of Buddhist , Hindu , folk religion or atheist is considered 1/16th the worth of a Muslim by some Islamist governments .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:3	37	considered	true	consider	[ "who", "_", "_", "considers", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "some Islamist", "some Islamist governments" ]	[ [ 45, 47 ], [ 45, 48 ] ]
This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4	8	discriminate	true	discriminate	[ "who", "is", "_", "discriminated", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "Muslims", "non-Muslims", "Muslims and non-Muslims" ]	[ [ 10, 11 ], [ 12, 13 ], [ 10, 13 ] ]
This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4	8	discriminate	true	discriminate	[ "who", "is", "_", "discriminating", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "certain Islamic nations", "Islamic nations" ]	[ [ 4, 7 ], [ 5, 7 ] ]
This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4	40	based	true	base	[ "what", "is", "something", "based", "_", "on", "_", "?" ]	[ "on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime", "the religion of the individual who has committed the crime" ]	[ [ 41, 52 ], [ 42, 52 ] ]
This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4	49	committed	true	commit	[ "what", "has", "someone", "committed", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "the crime" ]	[ [ 50, 52 ] ]
This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4	49	committed	true	commit	[ "who", "has", "_", "committed", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "individual", "the individual" ]	[ [ 46, 47 ], [ 45, 47 ] ]
This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4	14	imposing	true	impose	[ "what", "is", "_", "imposed", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "capital punishment", "capital punishment and compensation", "compensation" ]	[ [ 15, 17 ], [ 15, 19 ], [ 18, 19 ] ]
This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4	14	imposing	true	impose	[ "what", "is", "something", "imposed", "_", "for", "_", "?" ]	[ "both intentional murder and manslaughter", "intentional murder and manslaughter", "for both intentional murder and manslaughter" ]	[ [ 21, 26 ], [ 22, 26 ], [ 20, 26 ] ]
This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4	14	imposing	true	impose	[ "who", "_", "_", "imposed", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "This", "certain Islamic nations" ]	[ [ 0, 1 ], [ 4, 7 ] ]
This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4	27	depending	true	depend	[ "what", "_", "_", "depends", "_", "on", "something", "?" ]	[ "certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter", "imposing capital punishment and compensation", "whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime" ]	[ [ 4, 26 ], [ 14, 19 ], [ 29, 52 ] ]
This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4	27	depending	true	depend	[ "what", "does", "something", "depend", "_", "on", "_", "?" ]	[ "imposing capital punishment and compensation", "whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime", "whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim" ]	[ [ 14, 19 ], [ 29, 52 ], [ 29, 36 ] ]
This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4	3	led	true	lead	[ "what", "does", "something", "lead", "_", "to", "_", "?" ]	[ "discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims", "certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims", "certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation" ]	[ [ 8, 13 ], [ 4, 13 ], [ 4, 19 ] ]
This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4	3	led	true	lead	[ "what", "_", "_", "leads", "_", "to", "something", "?" ]	[ "This", "certain Islamic nations" ]	[ [ 0, 1 ], [ 4, 7 ] ]
Lethal stoning and beheading in public under sharia is controversial for being a perceived as a strict form of capital punishment .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:116:0	1	stoning	true	stone	[ "what", "is", "_", "stoning", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "Lethal", "in public under sharia is controversial for being a perceived as a strict form of capital punishment" ]	[ [ 0, 1 ], [ 4, 21 ] ]
Lethal stoning and beheading in public under sharia is controversial for being a perceived as a strict form of capital punishment .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:116:0	13	perceived	true	perceive	[ "what", "is", "something", "perceived", "_", "as", "_", "?" ]	[ "a strict form of capital punishment" ]	[ [ 15, 21 ] ]
These forms of execution remain part of the religious law enforced in Saudi Arabia , Yemen , Qatar , United Arab Emirates , Iran , Pakistan and Mauritania .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:116:1	4	remain	true	remain	[ "what", "does", "something", "remain", "_", "of", "something", "?" ]	[ "part" ]	[ [ 5, 6 ] ]
These forms of execution remain part of the religious law enforced in Saudi Arabia , Yemen , Qatar , United Arab Emirates , Iran , Pakistan and Mauritania .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:116:1	4	remain	true	remain	[ "what", "does", "something", "remain", "something", "of", "_", "?" ]	[ "the religious law", "the religious law enforced in Saudi Arabia , Yemen , Qatar , United Arab Emirates , Iran , Pakistan and Mauritania" ]	[ [ 7, 10 ], [ 7, 28 ] ]
These forms of execution remain part of the religious law enforced in Saudi Arabia , Yemen , Qatar , United Arab Emirates , Iran , Pakistan and Mauritania .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:116:1	4	remain	true	remain	[ "what", "_", "_", "remains", "something", "of", "something", "?" ]	[ "These forms of execution" ]	[ [ 0, 4 ] ]
These forms of execution remain part of the religious law enforced in Saudi Arabia , Yemen , Qatar , United Arab Emirates , Iran , Pakistan and Mauritania .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:116:1	10	enforced	true	enforce	[ "what", "is", "_", "enforced", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "the religious law", "religious law", "forms of execution" ]	[ [ 7, 10 ], [ 8, 10 ], [ 1, 4 ] ]
These forms of execution remain part of the religious law enforced in Saudi Arabia , Yemen , Qatar , United Arab Emirates , Iran , Pakistan and Mauritania .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:116:1	10	enforced	true	enforce	[ "where", "is", "something", "enforced", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "in Saudi Arabia , Yemen , Qatar , United Arab Emirates , Iran , Pakistan and Mauritania", "Yemen", "United Arab Emirates", "Qatar", "in Saudi Arabia", "Iran", "Mauritania", "Pakistan" ]	[ [ 11, 28 ], [ 15, 16 ], [ 19, 22 ], [ 17, 18 ], [ 11, 14 ], [ 23, 24 ], [ 27, 28 ], [ 25, 26 ] ]
When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0	9	received	true	receive	[ "what", "might", "someone", "receive", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "a death sentence" ]	[ [ 10, 13 ] ]
When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0	9	received	true	receive	[ "who", "might", "_", "receive", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "a minister", "a minister of the fifth grade or above" ]	[ [ 1, 3 ], [ 1, 9 ] ]
When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0	16	grant	true	grant	[ "what", "might", "someone", "granted", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide", "a special dispensation" ]	[ [ 18, 26 ], [ 18, 21 ] ]
When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0	16	grant	true	grant	[ "who", "might", "_", "granted", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "him", "a minister of the fifth grade or above" ]	[ [ 17, 18 ], [ 1, 9 ] ]
When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0	16	grant	true	grant	[ "who", "might", "_", "granting", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "the emperor" ]	[ [ 13, 15 ] ]
When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0	16	grant	true	grant	[ "why", "might", "someone", "granted", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution", "received a death sentence", "in lieu of execution" ]	[ [ 21, 30 ], [ 9, 13 ], [ 26, 30 ] ]
When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0	21	allowing	true	allow	[ "what", "_", "_", "allowed", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "a special dispensation" ]	[ [ 18, 21 ] ]
When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0	21	allowing	true	allow	[ "why", "was", "someone", "allowed", "_", "_", "to do something", "?" ]	[ "in lieu of execution" ]	[ [ 26, 30 ] ]
When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0	21	allowing	true	allow	[ "what", "was", "someone", "allowed", "_", "_", "to do", "?" ]	[ "commit suicide", "to commit suicide in lieu of execution" ]	[ [ 24, 26 ], [ 23, 30 ] ]
When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0	21	allowing	true	allow	[ "who", "was", "_", "allowed", "_", "_", "to do something", "?" ]	[ "a minister of the fifth grade or above", "him" ]	[ [ 1, 9 ], [ 22, 23 ] ]
When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0	21	allowing	true	allow	[ "who", "_", "_", "allowed", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "the emperor" ]	[ [ 13, 15 ] ]
When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0	24	commit	true	commit	[ "what", "might", "someone", "commit", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "suicide" ]	[ [ 25, 26 ] ]
When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0	24	commit	true	commit	[ "who", "might", "_", "commit", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "a minister of the fifth grade or above" ]	[ [ 1, 9 ] ]
Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1	37	walk	true	walk	[ "what", "might", "_", "walked", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "the execution ground", "a cart" ]	[ [ 27, 30 ], [ 31, 33 ] ]
Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1	37	walk	true	walk	[ "where", "might", "something", "walked", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "there" ]	[ [ 38, 39 ] ]
Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1	13	condemned	true	condemn	[ "where", "was", "someone", "condemned", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "to the execution ground" ]	[ [ 26, 30 ] ]
Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1	13	condemned	true	condemn	[ "who", "was", "_", "condemned", "_", "_", "somewhere", "?" ]	[ "minister" ]	[ [ 14, 15 ] ]
Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1	16	provided	true	provide	[ "what", "is", "_", "provided", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "food and ale", "food" ]	[ [ 18, 21 ], [ 18, 19 ] ]
Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1	16	provided	true	provide	[ "who", "is", "_", "provided", "_", "with", "something", "?" ]	[ "the condemned minister" ]	[ [ 12, 15 ] ]
Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1	16	provided	true	provide	[ "who", "_", "_", "provides", "someone", "with", "something", "?" ]	[ "his keepers" ]	[ [ 22, 24 ] ]
Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1	16	provided	true	provide	[ "why", "is", "someone", "provided", "_", "with", "something", "?" ]	[ "the law", "the law required", "the law required that" ]	[ [ 8, 10 ], [ 8, 11 ], [ 8, 12 ] ]
Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1	10	required	true	require	[ "what", "did", "something", "require", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "the condemned minister be provided with food and ale", "that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale" ]	[ [ 12, 21 ], [ 11, 21 ] ]
Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1	10	required	true	require	[ "what", "_", "_", "required", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "the law" ]	[ [ 8, 10 ] ]
Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1	6	granted	true	grant	[ "what", "wasn't", "_", "granted", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "this privilege" ]	[ [ 2, 4 ] ]
Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1	25	transported	true	transport	[ "how", "was", "someone", "transported", "_", "_", "somewhere", "?" ]	[ "in a cart rather than having to walk there", "in a cart" ]	[ [ 30, 39 ], [ 30, 33 ] ]
Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1	25	transported	true	transport	[ "where", "was", "someone", "transported", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "to the execution ground", "ground" ]	[ [ 26, 30 ], [ 29, 30 ] ]
Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1	25	transported	true	transport	[ "who", "was", "_", "transported", "_", "_", "somewhere", "?" ]	[ "condemned minister", "the condemned minister" ]	[ [ 13, 15 ], [ 12, 15 ] ]
Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1	25	transported	true	transport	[ "why", "was", "someone", "transported", "_", "_", "somewhere", "?" ]	[ "execution", "the law required" ]	[ [ 28, 29 ], [ 8, 11 ] ]
These were mainly property offences , for example cutting down a cherry tree in an orchard .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:20:1	8	cutting	true	cut	[ "what", "is", "_", "cut", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "a cherry", "a cherry tree" ]	[ [ 10, 12 ], [ 10, 13 ] ]
These were mainly property offences , for example cutting down a cherry tree in an orchard .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:20:1	8	cutting	true	cut	[ "where", "is", "something", "cut", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "in an orchard" ]	[ [ 13, 16 ] ]
In 1820 , there were 160 , including crimes such as shoplifting , petty theft or stealing cattle .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:20:2	7	including	true	include	[ "what", "was", "_", "included", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "crimes" ]	[ [ 8, 9 ] ]
In 1820 , there were 160 , including crimes such as shoplifting , petty theft or stealing cattle .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:20:2	7	including	true	include	[ "when", "was", "something", "included", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "In 1820", "1820" ]	[ [ 0, 2 ], [ 1, 2 ] ]
In 1820 , there were 160 , including crimes such as shoplifting , petty theft or stealing cattle .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:20:2	16	stealing	true	steal	[ "what", "is", "_", "stolen", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "cattle" ]	[ [ 17, 18 ] ]
In 1820 , there were 160 , including crimes such as shoplifting , petty theft or stealing cattle .	Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:20:2	16	stealing	true	steal	[ "when", "is", "something", "stolen", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]	[ "In 1820" ]	[ [ 0, 2 ] ]

Studies on natural events require complete historical records and strategies related to obtaining and storing reliable records , allowing for both critical interpretation and validation of the sources .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:58921:26:0

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[ [ 15, 17 ] ]

Studies on natural events require complete historical records and strategies related to obtaining and storing reliable records , allowing for both critical interpretation and validation of the sources .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:58921:26:0

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Studies on natural events require complete historical records and strategies related to obtaining and storing reliable records , allowing for both critical interpretation and validation of the sources .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:58921:26:0

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allowing

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[ "both critical interpretation and validation of the sources", "validation of the sources", "critical interpretation" ]

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Under this point of view the irreplaceable role of traditional repositories -LRB- archives -RRB- can be supplemented by the use of such web sources as eBay .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:58921:26:1

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Under this point of view the irreplaceable role of traditional repositories -LRB- archives -RRB- can be supplemented by the use of such web sources as eBay .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:58921:26:1

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[ "the use of such web sources as eBay" ]

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Sharia , the religious law in Islam , requires capital punishment for certain crimes .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:107:0

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Sharia , the religious law in Islam , requires capital punishment for certain crimes .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:107:0

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requires

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require

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Sharia , the religious law in Islam , requires capital punishment for certain crimes .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:107:0

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require

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[ [ 11, 14 ] ]

The two most common forms of execution in the Tang dynasty were strangulation and decapitation , which were the prescribed methods of execution for 144 and 89 offences respectively .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:0

19

prescribed

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The two most common forms of execution in the Tang dynasty were strangulation and decapitation , which were the prescribed methods of execution for 144 and 89 offences respectively .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:0

19

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Strangulation was the prescribed sentence for lodging an accusation against one 's parents or grandparents with a magistrate , scheming to kidnap a person and sell them into slavery and opening a coffin while desecrating a tomb .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:1

34

desecrating

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Strangulation was the prescribed sentence for lodging an accusation against one 's parents or grandparents with a magistrate , scheming to kidnap a person and sell them into slavery and opening a coffin while desecrating a tomb .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:1

21

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Strangulation was the prescribed sentence for lodging an accusation against one 's parents or grandparents with a magistrate , scheming to kidnap a person and sell them into slavery and opening a coffin while desecrating a tomb .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:1

21

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Strangulation was the prescribed sentence for lodging an accusation against one 's parents or grandparents with a magistrate , scheming to kidnap a person and sell them into slavery and opening a coffin while desecrating a tomb .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:1

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Strangulation was the prescribed sentence for lodging an accusation against one 's parents or grandparents with a magistrate , scheming to kidnap a person and sell them into slavery and opening a coffin while desecrating a tomb .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:1

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lodging

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Strangulation was the prescribed sentence for lodging an accusation against one 's parents or grandparents with a magistrate , scheming to kidnap a person and sell them into slavery and opening a coffin while desecrating a tomb .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:1

25

sell

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sell

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[ [ 27, 29 ] ]

Strangulation was the prescribed sentence for lodging an accusation against one 's parents or grandparents with a magistrate , scheming to kidnap a person and sell them into slavery and opening a coffin while desecrating a tomb .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:1

25

sell

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sell

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[ [ 22, 24 ], [ 26, 27 ] ]

Strangulation was the prescribed sentence for lodging an accusation against one 's parents or grandparents with a magistrate , scheming to kidnap a person and sell them into slavery and opening a coffin while desecrating a tomb .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:1

30

opening

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[ [ 31, 33 ] ]

Strangulation was the prescribed sentence for lodging an accusation against one 's parents or grandparents with a magistrate , scheming to kidnap a person and sell them into slavery and opening a coffin while desecrating a tomb .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:1

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Decapitation was the method of execution prescribed for more serious crimes such as treason and sedition .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:2

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prescribed

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Decapitation was the method of execution prescribed for more serious crimes such as treason and sedition .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:2

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Despite the great discomfort involved , most of the Tang Chinese preferred strangulation to decapitation , as a result of the traditional Tang Chinese belief that the body is a gift from the parents and that it is , therefore , disrespectful to one 's ancestors to die without returning one 's body to the grave intact .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:3

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involved

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Despite the great discomfort involved , most of the Tang Chinese preferred strangulation to decapitation , as a result of the traditional Tang Chinese belief that the body is a gift from the parents and that it is , therefore , disrespectful to one 's ancestors to die without returning one 's body to the grave intact .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:3

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preferred

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Despite the great discomfort involved , most of the Tang Chinese preferred strangulation to decapitation , as a result of the traditional Tang Chinese belief that the body is a gift from the parents and that it is , therefore , disrespectful to one 's ancestors to die without returning one 's body to the grave intact .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:3

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preferred

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prefer

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Despite the great discomfort involved , most of the Tang Chinese preferred strangulation to decapitation , as a result of the traditional Tang Chinese belief that the body is a gift from the parents and that it is , therefore , disrespectful to one 's ancestors to die without returning one 's body to the grave intact .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:3

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[ [ 43, 46 ] ]

Despite the great discomfort involved , most of the Tang Chinese preferred strangulation to decapitation , as a result of the traditional Tang Chinese belief that the body is a gift from the parents and that it is , therefore , disrespectful to one 's ancestors to die without returning one 's body to the grave intact .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:3

49

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[ [ 56, 57 ] ]

Despite the great discomfort involved , most of the Tang Chinese preferred strangulation to decapitation , as a result of the traditional Tang Chinese belief that the body is a gift from the parents and that it is , therefore , disrespectful to one 's ancestors to die without returning one 's body to the grave intact .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:3

49

returning

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return

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Despite the great discomfort involved , most of the Tang Chinese preferred strangulation to decapitation , as a result of the traditional Tang Chinese belief that the body is a gift from the parents and that it is , therefore , disrespectful to one 's ancestors to die without returning one 's body to the grave intact .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:10:3

49

returning

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return

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Capital punishment for apostasy in Islam and stoning to death in Islam are controversial topics .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:0

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stoning

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stone

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Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1

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asked

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Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1

22

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ask

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[ [ 20, 21 ] ]

Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1

26

face

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face

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Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1

26

face

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face

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[ [ 24, 26 ] ]

Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1

37

avoid

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avoid

[ "how", "can", "someone", "avoid", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "paying off the Qisas compensation money", "by paying off the Qisas compensation money" ]

[ [ 41, 47 ], [ 40, 47 ] ]

Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1

37

avoid

true

avoid

[ "what", "can", "someone", "avoid", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "a trial", "trial" ]

[ [ 38, 40 ], [ 39, 40 ] ]

Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1

37

avoid

true

avoid

[ "who", "can", "_", "avoid", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "wealthy offenders" ]

[ [ 32, 34 ] ]

Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1

41

paying

true

pay

[ "how", "was", "someone", "paid", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "compensation money" ]

[ [ 45, 47 ] ]

Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1

41

paying

true

pay

[ "who", "was", "_", "paid", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "Qisas", "the Qisas" ]

[ [ 44, 45 ], [ 43, 45 ] ]

Similarly , the discriminatory option between capital punishment and monetary compensation for crimes such as murder is controversial , where jurists have asked if poor offenders face trial and capital punishment while wealthy offenders are able to avoid a trial by paying off the Qisas compensation money .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:1

41

paying

true

pay

[ "who", "was", "_", "paying", "someone", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "wealthy offenders" ]

[ [ 32, 34 ] ]

Another historic and continuing controversy is the perceived discrimination between the death of a Muslim and a non-Muslim dhimmi , as well as discrimination between the death of a male and a female , used in sharia-ruled states .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:2

3

continuing

true

continue

[ "what", "is", "_", "continuing", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "controversy" ]

[ [ 4, 5 ] ]

Another historic and continuing controversy is the perceived discrimination between the death of a Muslim and a non-Muslim dhimmi , as well as discrimination between the death of a male and a female , used in sharia-ruled states .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:2

7

perceived

true

perceive

[ "what", "is", "_", "perceived", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "discrimination", "discrimination between the death of a Muslim and a non-Muslim dhimmi , as well as discrimination between the death of a male and a female" ]

[ [ 8, 9 ], [ 8, 33 ] ]

Another historic and continuing controversy is the perceived discrimination between the death of a Muslim and a non-Muslim dhimmi , as well as discrimination between the death of a male and a female , used in sharia-ruled states .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:2

34

used

true

use

[ "what", "is", "_", "used", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "as well as discrimination between the death of a male and a female", "discrimination between the death of a Muslim and a non-Muslim dhimmi", "sharia-ruled states", "the perceived discrimination between the death of a Muslim and a non-Muslim dhimmi , as well as discrimination between the death of a male and a female" ]

[ [ 20, 33 ], [ 8, 19 ], [ 36, 38 ], [ 6, 33 ] ]

Another historic and continuing controversy is the perceived discrimination between the death of a Muslim and a non-Muslim dhimmi , as well as discrimination between the death of a male and a female , used in sharia-ruled states .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:2

34

used

true

use

[ "where", "is", "something", "used", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "in sharia-ruled states" ]

[ [ 35, 38 ] ]

A woman 's life is considered half the worth of a man , while Christians and Jews are worth half of a Muslim , and the life of Buddhist , Hindu , folk religion or atheist is considered 1/16th the worth of a Muslim by some Islamist governments .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:3

5

considered

true

consider

[ "what", "is", "_", "considered", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "A woman 's life" ]

[ [ 0, 4 ] ]

A woman 's life is considered half the worth of a man , while Christians and Jews are worth half of a Muslim , and the life of Buddhist , Hindu , folk religion or atheist is considered 1/16th the worth of a Muslim by some Islamist governments .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:3

37

considered

true

consider

[ "how much", "is", "something", "considered", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "1/16th the worth of a Muslim", "1/16th" ]

[ [ 38, 44 ], [ 38, 39 ] ]

A woman 's life is considered half the worth of a man , while Christians and Jews are worth half of a Muslim , and the life of Buddhist , Hindu , folk religion or atheist is considered 1/16th the worth of a Muslim by some Islamist governments .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:3

37

considered

true

consider

[ "what", "is", "_", "considered", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "the life of Buddhist , Hindu , folk religion or atheist", "folk religion or atheist" ]

[ [ 25, 36 ], [ 32, 36 ] ]

A woman 's life is considered half the worth of a man , while Christians and Jews are worth half of a Muslim , and the life of Buddhist , Hindu , folk religion or atheist is considered 1/16th the worth of a Muslim by some Islamist governments .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:3

37

considered

true

consider

[ "who", "_", "_", "considers", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "some Islamist", "some Islamist governments" ]

[ [ 45, 47 ], [ 45, 48 ] ]

This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4

8

discriminate

true

discriminate

[ "who", "is", "_", "discriminated", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "Muslims", "non-Muslims", "Muslims and non-Muslims" ]

[ [ 10, 11 ], [ 12, 13 ], [ 10, 13 ] ]

This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4

8

discriminate

true

discriminate

[ "who", "is", "_", "discriminating", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "certain Islamic nations", "Islamic nations" ]

[ [ 4, 7 ], [ 5, 7 ] ]

This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4

40

based

true

base

[ "what", "is", "something", "based", "_", "on", "_", "?" ]

[ "on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime", "the religion of the individual who has committed the crime" ]

[ [ 41, 52 ], [ 42, 52 ] ]

This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4

49

committed

true

commit

[ "what", "has", "someone", "committed", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "the crime" ]

[ [ 50, 52 ] ]

This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4

49

committed

true

commit

[ "who", "has", "_", "committed", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "individual", "the individual" ]

[ [ 46, 47 ], [ 45, 47 ] ]

This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4

14

imposing

true

impose

[ "what", "is", "_", "imposed", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "capital punishment", "capital punishment and compensation", "compensation" ]

[ [ 15, 17 ], [ 15, 19 ], [ 18, 19 ] ]

This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4

14

imposing

true

impose

[ "what", "is", "something", "imposed", "_", "for", "_", "?" ]

[ "both intentional murder and manslaughter", "intentional murder and manslaughter", "for both intentional murder and manslaughter" ]

[ [ 21, 26 ], [ 22, 26 ], [ 20, 26 ] ]

This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4

14

imposing

true

impose

[ "who", "_", "_", "imposed", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "This", "certain Islamic nations" ]

[ [ 0, 1 ], [ 4, 7 ] ]

This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4

27

depending

true

depend

[ "what", "_", "_", "depends", "_", "on", "something", "?" ]

[ "certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter", "imposing capital punishment and compensation", "whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime" ]

[ [ 4, 26 ], [ 14, 19 ], [ 29, 52 ] ]

This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4

27

depending

true

depend

[ "what", "does", "something", "depend", "_", "on", "_", "?" ]

[ "imposing capital punishment and compensation", "whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime", "whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim" ]

[ [ 14, 19 ], [ 29, 52 ], [ 29, 36 ] ]

This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4

3

led

true

lead

[ "what", "does", "something", "lead", "_", "to", "_", "?" ]

[ "discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims", "certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims", "certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation" ]

[ [ 8, 13 ], [ 4, 13 ], [ 4, 19 ] ]

This has reporedly led certain Islamic nations to discriminate between Muslims and non-Muslims while imposing capital punishment and compensation , for both intentional murder and manslaughter , depending on whether the victim is Muslim or non-Muslim , as well as based on the religion of the individual who has committed the crime .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:115:4

3

led

true

lead

[ "what", "_", "_", "leads", "_", "to", "something", "?" ]

[ "This", "certain Islamic nations" ]

[ [ 0, 1 ], [ 4, 7 ] ]

Lethal stoning and beheading in public under sharia is controversial for being a perceived as a strict form of capital punishment .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:116:0

1

stoning

true

stone

[ "what", "is", "_", "stoning", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "Lethal", "in public under sharia is controversial for being a perceived as a strict form of capital punishment" ]

[ [ 0, 1 ], [ 4, 21 ] ]

Lethal stoning and beheading in public under sharia is controversial for being a perceived as a strict form of capital punishment .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:116:0

13

perceived

true

perceive

[ "what", "is", "something", "perceived", "_", "as", "_", "?" ]

[ "a strict form of capital punishment" ]

[ [ 15, 21 ] ]

These forms of execution remain part of the religious law enforced in Saudi Arabia , Yemen , Qatar , United Arab Emirates , Iran , Pakistan and Mauritania .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:116:1

4

remain

true

remain

[ "what", "does", "something", "remain", "_", "of", "something", "?" ]

[ "part" ]

[ [ 5, 6 ] ]

These forms of execution remain part of the religious law enforced in Saudi Arabia , Yemen , Qatar , United Arab Emirates , Iran , Pakistan and Mauritania .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:116:1

4

remain

true

remain

[ "what", "does", "something", "remain", "something", "of", "_", "?" ]

[ "the religious law", "the religious law enforced in Saudi Arabia , Yemen , Qatar , United Arab Emirates , Iran , Pakistan and Mauritania" ]

[ [ 7, 10 ], [ 7, 28 ] ]

These forms of execution remain part of the religious law enforced in Saudi Arabia , Yemen , Qatar , United Arab Emirates , Iran , Pakistan and Mauritania .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:116:1

4

remain

true

remain

[ "what", "_", "_", "remains", "something", "of", "something", "?" ]

[ "These forms of execution" ]

[ [ 0, 4 ] ]

These forms of execution remain part of the religious law enforced in Saudi Arabia , Yemen , Qatar , United Arab Emirates , Iran , Pakistan and Mauritania .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:116:1

10

enforced

true

enforce

[ "what", "is", "_", "enforced", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "the religious law", "religious law", "forms of execution" ]

[ [ 7, 10 ], [ 8, 10 ], [ 1, 4 ] ]

These forms of execution remain part of the religious law enforced in Saudi Arabia , Yemen , Qatar , United Arab Emirates , Iran , Pakistan and Mauritania .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:116:1

10

enforced

true

enforce

[ "where", "is", "something", "enforced", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "in Saudi Arabia , Yemen , Qatar , United Arab Emirates , Iran , Pakistan and Mauritania", "Yemen", "United Arab Emirates", "Qatar", "in Saudi Arabia", "Iran", "Mauritania", "Pakistan" ]

[ [ 11, 28 ], [ 15, 16 ], [ 19, 22 ], [ 17, 18 ], [ 11, 14 ], [ 23, 24 ], [ 27, 28 ], [ 25, 26 ] ]

When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0

9

received

true

receive

[ "what", "might", "someone", "receive", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "a death sentence" ]

[ [ 10, 13 ] ]

When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0

9

received

true

receive

[ "who", "might", "_", "receive", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "a minister", "a minister of the fifth grade or above" ]

[ [ 1, 3 ], [ 1, 9 ] ]

When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0

16

grant

true

grant

[ "what", "might", "someone", "granted", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide", "a special dispensation" ]

[ [ 18, 26 ], [ 18, 21 ] ]

When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0

16

grant

true

grant

[ "who", "might", "_", "granted", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "him", "a minister of the fifth grade or above" ]

[ [ 17, 18 ], [ 1, 9 ] ]

When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0

16

grant

true

grant

[ "who", "might", "_", "granting", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "the emperor" ]

[ [ 13, 15 ] ]

When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0

16

grant

true

grant

[ "why", "might", "someone", "granted", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution", "received a death sentence", "in lieu of execution" ]

[ [ 21, 30 ], [ 9, 13 ], [ 26, 30 ] ]

When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0

21

allowing

true

allow

[ "what", "_", "_", "allowed", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "a special dispensation" ]

[ [ 18, 21 ] ]

When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0

21

allowing

true

allow

[ "why", "was", "someone", "allowed", "_", "_", "to do something", "?" ]

[ "in lieu of execution" ]

[ [ 26, 30 ] ]

When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0

21

allowing

true

allow

[ "what", "was", "someone", "allowed", "_", "_", "to do", "?" ]

[ "commit suicide", "to commit suicide in lieu of execution" ]

[ [ 24, 26 ], [ 23, 30 ] ]

When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0

21

allowing

true

allow

[ "who", "was", "_", "allowed", "_", "_", "to do something", "?" ]

[ "a minister of the fifth grade or above", "him" ]

[ [ 1, 9 ], [ 22, 23 ] ]

When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0

21

allowing

true

allow

[ "who", "_", "_", "allowed", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "the emperor" ]

[ [ 13, 15 ] ]

When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0

24

commit

true

commit

[ "what", "might", "someone", "commit", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "suicide" ]

[ [ 25, 26 ] ]

When a minister of the fifth grade or above received a death sentence the emperor might grant him a special dispensation allowing him to commit suicide in lieu of execution .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:0

24

commit

true

commit

[ "who", "might", "_", "commit", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "a minister of the fifth grade or above" ]

[ [ 1, 9 ] ]

Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1

37

walk

true

walk

[ "what", "might", "_", "walked", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "the execution ground", "a cart" ]

[ [ 27, 30 ], [ 31, 33 ] ]

Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1

37

walk

true

walk

[ "where", "might", "something", "walked", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "there" ]

[ [ 38, 39 ] ]

Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1

13

condemned

true

condemn

[ "where", "was", "someone", "condemned", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "to the execution ground" ]

[ [ 26, 30 ] ]

Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1

13

condemned

true

condemn

[ "who", "was", "_", "condemned", "_", "_", "somewhere", "?" ]

[ "minister" ]

[ [ 14, 15 ] ]

Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1

16

provided

true

provide

[ "what", "is", "_", "provided", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "food and ale", "food" ]

[ [ 18, 21 ], [ 18, 19 ] ]

Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1

16

provided

true

provide

[ "who", "is", "_", "provided", "_", "with", "something", "?" ]

[ "the condemned minister" ]

[ [ 12, 15 ] ]

Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1

16

provided

true

provide

[ "who", "_", "_", "provides", "someone", "with", "something", "?" ]

[ "his keepers" ]

[ [ 22, 24 ] ]

Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1

16

provided

true

provide

[ "why", "is", "someone", "provided", "_", "with", "something", "?" ]

[ "the law", "the law required", "the law required that" ]

[ [ 8, 10 ], [ 8, 11 ], [ 8, 12 ] ]

Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1

10

required

true

require

[ "what", "did", "something", "require", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "the condemned minister be provided with food and ale", "that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale" ]

[ [ 12, 21 ], [ 11, 21 ] ]

Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1

10

required

true

require

[ "what", "_", "_", "required", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "the law" ]

[ [ 8, 10 ] ]

Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1

6

granted

true

grant

[ "what", "wasn't", "_", "granted", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "this privilege" ]

[ [ 2, 4 ] ]

Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1

25

transported

true

transport

[ "how", "was", "someone", "transported", "_", "_", "somewhere", "?" ]

[ "in a cart rather than having to walk there", "in a cart" ]

[ [ 30, 39 ], [ 30, 33 ] ]

Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1

25

transported

true

transport

[ "where", "was", "someone", "transported", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "to the execution ground", "ground" ]

[ [ 26, 30 ], [ 29, 30 ] ]

Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1

25

transported

true

transport

[ "who", "was", "_", "transported", "_", "_", "somewhere", "?" ]

[ "condemned minister", "the condemned minister" ]

[ [ 13, 15 ], [ 12, 15 ] ]

Even when this privilege was not granted , the law required that the condemned minister be provided with food and ale by his keepers and transported to the execution ground in a cart rather than having to walk there .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:12:1

25

transported

true

transport

[ "why", "was", "someone", "transported", "_", "_", "somewhere", "?" ]

[ "execution", "the law required" ]

[ [ 28, 29 ], [ 8, 11 ] ]

These were mainly property offences , for example cutting down a cherry tree in an orchard .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:20:1

8

cutting

true

cut

[ "what", "is", "_", "cut", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "a cherry", "a cherry tree" ]

[ [ 10, 12 ], [ 10, 13 ] ]

These were mainly property offences , for example cutting down a cherry tree in an orchard .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:20:1

8

cutting

true

cut

[ "where", "is", "something", "cut", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

[ "in an orchard" ]

[ [ 13, 16 ] ]

In 1820 , there were 160 , including crimes such as shoplifting , petty theft or stealing cattle .

Wiki1k:wikipedia:5902:20:2

7

including

true

include

[ "what", "was", "_", "included", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]

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