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125.8	4	okay	Bomb explosed in Havanna during Aida
125.8	5	vital	Caruso last recording for Victor Sep 16 1920
125.8	6	vital	Born in Naples 1873
125.8	7	vital	Caruso died in 1921 at  48  of pleurisy
125.8	8	okay	Caruso popularity begins craze of buying music
125.8	9	okay	Caruso last surviving child gloria died at age 79
125.8	10	vital	Caruso records still sell
125.8	11	vital	First performace at Met was Rigoletto
125.8	12	vital	Celebrated performace Visti la giubba pagliacci
125.8	13	vital	Last opera at Met was La Juive 1920
125.8	14	okay	Enrico Caruso jr worte biography of father
125.8	15	okay	Documentary of Caruso life
125.8	16	vital	Caruso had four children with Ada Giacchetti
125.8	17	okay	Caruso sung with Melba Geraldine Farrarr
125.8	18	okay	Son Enrico attempted music career


Qid 126.8: 'other' question for target Pope Pius XII
126.8	1	vital	Pope Pius Papacy 1939-1958
126.8	2	vital	Hochuth's Deputy questioned PPXII moral courage
126.8	3	vital	Vatican Representative to Germany 1922-1929
126.8	4	okay	Catholic leaders urge sainthood, Jews outraged
126.8	5	okay	Cromwell's Hitler's Pope accuses Pius XII of inaction
126.8	6	vital	Golda Mier eulogized Pius XII for saving Jews
126.8	7	vital	Pius XII non denunciation of Naxis saved 800,000 Jews
126.8	8	okay	Edith Stein Jewish convert saint appealed in 1933 for Pius XII to speak out against Nazis
126.8	9	okay	Pius XII excommunicated Juan Peron in 1955
126.8	10	okay	Vatican defended charges of antisemitism against Pius XII
126.8	11	okay	Long periods hiccups and gastritis, died from stroke
126.8	12	okay	Mainstream Jews critize Pius XII for not condemning holocaust
126.8	13	okay	Detractors accuse Pius XII protecting Catholic Church at expense of holocaust.


Qid 127.7: 'other' question for target U.S. Naval Academy
127.7	1	vital	Academy undergrad college for Navy 4000 midshipmen
127.7	2	vital	US Naval Academy in Annapolis Md opened in 1845
127.7	3	okay	Treaty of Paris signed in Annapolis
127.7	4	vital	During  Civil War academy moved to Providence RI
127.7	5	okay	History of US Navy from Sspanish American War 1898
127.7	6	okay	Appointments to academy by congress
127.7	7	okay	Museum memorablia naval heroes
127.7	8	okay	Academy uses Honor Code widely
127.7	9	okay	Works of art Flagg chapel crypt John Paul Jones
127.7	10	okay	Must reimburse academy if midshipmen leave before graduation


Qid 128.6: 'other' question for target OPEC
128.6	1	vital	OPEC founded in Iraq 1960 for higher oil prices
128.6	2	vital	OPEC formed in response to US imposition of import oil quotas
128.6	3	vital	OPEC sets production quotas to prevent decline in oil prices
128.6	4	vital	OPEC countries have 75 per ent of known crude oil reserves
128.6	5	okay	Saudi Arabia world main oil exporter
128.6	6	okay	Indonesia only Asian OPEC member
128.6	7	okay	Iran second largest oil producer
128.6	8	vital	OPEC output 27 million bpd
128.6	9	vital	Non OPEC 45 million bpd
128.6	10	vital	OPEC members do not stick to production agreements
128.6	11	okay	US has  no control over OPEC or Saudi oil production
128.6	12	vital	OPEC and non OPEC coordinate to maintain stable oil market


Qid 129.6: 'other' question for target NATO
129.6	1	vital	NATO expands East to Poland Hungary Czech Republic
129.6	2	vital	Inclusion of E European countries increases NATO forces 15 20 percent
129.6	3	vital	NATO HQ opened in Brussels Oct 16, 1967
129.6	4	vital	Bulgaria Romania Estonia Latvia Lithuania future NATO candidates
129.6	5	okay	NATO to survive must be relevant to threats of secutity WMD ethnic raegional conflicts
129.6	6	vital	Russia NATO sign founding act to ensure European security
129.6	7	okay	Russia though no longer superpower can still bedevil the US and NATO
129.6	8	vital	France  withdraws from NATO March 10, 1966
129.6	9	okay	USSR  and Eastern Europe form Warsaw Pact May 14, 1955
129.6	10	okay	Russia opposes eastward expansion of NATO
129.6	11	vital	NATO launches military operation in support of Bosnia peace agreement
129.6	12	okay	NATO will not deploy nuclear weapons to new eastern member states


Qid 130.7: 'other' question for target tsunami
130.7	1	vital	Tsunami massive wave caused by earthquake landslide volcanic eruption
130.7	2	vital	Tsunamis most common in Pacific Ocean
130.7	3	vital	Energy tsunami 5 megaton TNT
130.7	4	vital	Tsunami Japanese for harbor wave
130.7	5	vital	Speed Tsunami 450 mph height 100 feet
130.7	6	vital	Eruption Krakaton 1883 caused worst Tsunami
130.7	7	vital	Tsunami can occur without warning
130.7	8	vital	Sissano lagoon created by tsunami 1907
130.7	9	vital	Tsunamis deadliest threat in Hawaii
130.7	10	vital	Past century tsunami killed 70,000 in Pacific Basin
130.7	11	vital	Japan most affected by tsunami 250  100,000 deaths
130.7	12	okay	Time between tsunamis one hour
130.7	13	vital	GPS in Pacific to monitor buoy to predict tsunamis
130.7	14	vital	Tsunami may stretch for miles
130.7	15	okay	Tsunami could occur on west coast of US
130.7	16	vital	In deep ocean Tsunami indistinguishable from normal waves
130.7	17	vital	Tsunamis also in Indian Ocean


Qid 131.8: 'other' question for target Hindenburg disaster
131.8	1	vital	ENDED PASSENGER AIRSHIP TRAVEL
131.8	2	vital	LARGEST AIRSHIP 100 TONS
131.8	3	vital	MOST FAMOUS AIR DISASTER
131.8	4	vital	LIGHTNING STRIKE CAUSED  EXPLOSION
131.8	5	vital	DISASTER 6 MAY 1937 LAKEHURST NJ
131.8	6	okay	FIRST EYEWITNESS RECORDED NEWS EVENT
131.8	7	okay	EYEWITNESS REPORTER HERBERT MORRISON
131.8	8	vital	SPEED HINDENBURG 80 MPH
131.8	9	vital	FIRST CATASTROPHE SEEN IN MOVIES
131.8	10	vital	35 OF 97 PERISH
131.8	11	okay	POWERED BY 4 MERCEDES ENGINES
131.8	12	okay	HAD 10 PREVIOUS TRIPS TO AMERICA
131.8	13	okay	HINDENBURG SYMBOL OF GERMAN NATIONAL PRIDE
131.8	14	okay	RETURN BOOKED FOR KING GEO VI CORONATION
131.8	15	vital	AIRSHIPS NOW USE HELIUM INERT GAS
131.8	16	vital	HINDENBURG ENGULFED FLAMES 30 SECONDS
131.8	17	vital	INFLATED WITH FLAMMABLE HYDROGEN


Qid 132.6: 'other' question for target Kim Jong Il
132.6	1	vital	Born in Khabarovsk, SU (according to western officials)
132.6	2	vital	Born on Mount Paekdu (on the North Korea-China border)
132.6	3	vital	Mother Kim Jung Sook (or Suk)
132.6	4	vital	Known as Great Leader
132.6	5	vital	He is good at brinkmanship
132.6	6	vital	Rules with the aid of a personality cult
132.6	7	vital	He is one of the world's most reclusive leaders.
132.6	8	vital	Attended Kim Il Sung University.
132.6	9	vital	Started working for the Central Committee of the Workers Party of Korea (WPK) in 1964.
132.6	10	vital	Studied politics and economics (at Kim Il Sung University, in 1960).


Qid 133.6: 'other' question for target Hurricane Mitch
133.6	1	vital	The fourth-strongest Caribbean hurricane in this century
133.6	2	vital	Category 5
133.6	3	vital	Cost of damage, 5.3 billion U.S. dollars. (Accept billions)
133.6	4	vital	Caused at least 10,000 deaths in Central America
133.6	5	vital	Coffee output severely affected
133.6	6	vital	Banana crop severely affected
133.6	7	vital	180 mph (290 kph) peak wind speed
133.6	8	vital	Knocked out three-fourths of Honduras bridges and roads
133.6	9	vital	Has destroyed tens of thousands of hectares of rice and maize fields
133.6	10	vital	Florida is hit by remnants of hurricane
133.6	11	okay	MEXICO is by hurricane


Qid 134.6: 'other' question for target genome
134.6	1	vital	Department of Energy was the first to propose that the human genome be sequenced
134.6	2	vital	A's, G's, C's and T's, the letters (bases) in the genome's four-letter code
134.6	3	vital	Michael Hunkapiller is a co-inventor of the first DNA sequencing machine
134.6	4	vital	Only 3 percent of the human genome codes for genes
134.6	5	vital	James Watson and Francis Crick discovered DNA's double helix (accept either)
134.6	6	okay	Dr. J. Craig Venter, president of Celera
134.6	7	okay	Dr. Francis Collins, head of the NIH's National Human Genome Research Institute(HGP)
134.6	8	okay	HGP (Consortium) - all DNA data should be made freely available to all researchers
134.6	9	okay	Celera - License data for profit
134.6	10	vital	Sequencing (decoding) the genome - determining the order of the subunits or base pairs
134.6	11	vital	HGP has spent 300 million dollars on sequencing human genome
134.6	12	okay	Celera estimates 200 to 250 million dollars
134.6	13	okay	Celera used whole genome shotgun approach
134.6	14	okay	Celera making use of HGP data


Qid 135.6: 'other' question for target Food-for-Oil Agreement
135.6	1	vital	Purpose - To ease the hardship of the Iraqi people
135.6	2	vital	proceeds to be used to purchase food, medicine and other humanitarian goods
135.6	3	vital	U.N. allowed Iraq to sell 2 billion dollars worth of oil every six months
135.6	4	vital	Increased to 5.2 billion dollars worth of oil every six months
135.6	5	okay	1.9 million barrels of oil a day are reaching the world market from Iraq
135.6	6	vital	Authorized by UN Security Council's Resolution 986
135.6	7	vital	UN let Iraq spend dlrs 300 million of oil-for-food revenues to buy spare parts for its oil industry
135.6	8	okay	151 U.N. observers should monitor the distribution of food supplies in central and southern Iraq
135.6	9	vital	all contracts must be submitted to the U.N. Sanctions Committee for approval


Qid 136.8: 'other' question for target Shiite
136.8	1	okay	Prophet Mohamed died in 632 A.D.
136.8	2	vital	Iran is largely a Shiite country
136.8	3	vital	Shiites represent about 15 per cent in Pakistan
136.8	4	vital	The Shiite Muslim Hezbollah, or the Party of God, has led the fight against Israel.
136.8	5	okay	Imam Hussein is the grandson of Prophet Mohamed.
136.8	6	vital	Imam Hussein is Shiite Islam's most revered saint.
136.8	7	okay	Imam Hussein's tomb is at Karbala, Iraq.
136.8	8	okay	Imam Hussein and 70 family members and followers died in a battle on the plain of Karbala
136.8	9	vital	Imam Hussein's death is a key reason for Islam's split into the Sunni and Shiite sects.
136.8	10	vital	Imam Reza was the 8th Imam of Shiite Muslims
136.8	11	okay	Imam Reza is buried in Mashad, Iran.
136.8	12	okay	Fatima Masoomeh, sister of the 8th Shiite Imam Reza
136.8	13	vital	Lebanese Shiites make up more than one-third of Lebanon's population.
136.8	14	vital	Shiites comprise about 65 percent of Iraq's population


Qid 137.7: 'other' question for target Kinmen Island
137.7	1	vital	Battle began Aug 23, 1958
137.7	2	okay	-Treaty- each side would bombard every other day.
137.7	3	vital	Kinmen was an almost daily target of a Chinese artillery bombardment
137.7	4	vital	Situation continued until 1978
137.7	5	vital	Kinmen remains heavily fortified
137.7	6	vital	50,000  civilian residents
137.7	7	vital	raining 57,000 artillery shells in two hours
137.7	8	vital	Continued for 44 days
137.7	9	vital	Over 44 days, Beijing's forces fired half a million shells
137.7	10	vital	Nantucket-sized or 59 square miles


Qid 138.6: 'other' question for target International Bureau of Universal Postal Union (UPU)
138.6	1	vital	Moussibahou Mazou from Congo (Brazzaville) was re-elected as deputy director general of the UPU.
138.6	2	vital	189 member countries
138.6	3	vital	UPU convenes a congress every five years
138.6	4	vital	22nd congress held from August 23 to September 15, 1999
138.6	5	vital	2,300 representatives from 183 countries and 33 international organizations attended the 22nd congress
138.6	6	vital	China was deprived of its legal membership in the UPU in April, 1951
138.6	7	vital	UPU recognizes the People's Republic of China as the sole legal representative of China in the UPU on April 13, 1972.
138.6	8	vital	responsible for postal affairs
138.6	9	okay	The Congress is the supreme decision making body
138.6	10	vital	The headquarters is in Bern, Switzerland
138.6	11	vital	China was named to the chairmanship post of the CA of the UPU for the upcoming five-year term


Qid 139.6: 'other' question for target Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC)
139.6	1	vital	OIC was initiated in Rabat, Morocco
139.6	2	vital	The Islamic Summit Conference is the supreme body of the OIC
139.6	3	vital	56 member states
139.6	4	vital	The Conference meets every three years or whenever the interests of the Muslim nations so require.
139.6	5	vital	The OIC's second principal body is the Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers.
139.6	6	vital	The Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers meets every year
139.6	7	vital	OIC organized peace committee on Afghanistan
139.6	8	vital	Purpose to promote Islamic solidarity among member states
139.6	9	vital	OIC has created the Standing Committee for Scientific and Technical Cooperation
139.6	10	vital	OIC has created the Standing Committee for Economic and Trade Cooperation


Qid 140.6: 'other' question for target PBGC
140.6	1	vital	PBGC is a federal agency created by Congress
140.6	2	vital	PBGC guarantees payment of basic pension benefits earned by workers and retirees.
140.6	3	vital	PBGC is a self-financing government entity
140.6	4	vital	In 1998, the agency paid $848 million in benefits to 210,000 people
140.6	5	vital	In 1999, PBGC paid $902 million in benefits to 214,890 people
140.6	6	okay	PBGC had a surplus of $7 billion in 1999
140.6	7	okay	1999 was fourth consecutive year in the black for PBGC
140.6	8	okay	20 years of deficits through 1993
140.6	9	okay	A separate account kept by PBGC to insure pension plans that are jointly sponsored by several employers had a surplus of $199 million in 1999.
140.6	10	vital	The PBGC insures nearly 40,000 private pension plans
140.6	11	vital	The PBGC covers 43 million Americans
140.6	12	okay	PBGC is searching for 9,887 people who worked for about 1,400 employers
140.6	13	okay	James Keightley is the pension agency's general counsel