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[ "To answer the question about how many movies have received Oscar nominations for portrayals of Queen Elizabeth I of England, we need to look at the films that were nominated for Academy Awards and specifically for Best Actress. From the given triple information, we can see that two films, \"Elizabeth: The Golden Years\" and \"The Queen\", were nominated for Academy Awards for Best Actress. Additionally, \"The Queen\" was also nominated for an Academy Award for Best Director. However, it is important to note that \"Mary, Queen of Scots\" was not nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress. Therefore, only two movies have received Oscar nominations for portrayals of Queen Elizabeth I of England." ]

[ "Queen Elizabeth I of England was portrayed in two movies, \"Elizabeth: The Golden Years\" and \"The Queen\". Of these two movies, only \"The Queen\", released in 2006, received an Oscar nomination for best actress, with Helen Mirren winning the award. Additionally, \"The Queen\" also received an Oscar win for its director, Stephen Frears. In contrast, \"Mary, Queen of Scots\" was also released as a movie featuring Saoirse Ronan playing the titular role. While not receiving any Oscar nominations for best actress, it did receive a London Film Critics Circle Award for Actress of the Year. Therefore, only one movie, \"The Queen\", received an Oscar nomination for best actress, with Helen Mirren winning the award." ]

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[ "To find out how many movies have received Oscar nominations for portrayals of Queen Elizabeth I of England, we need to look at the films that were nominated for Academy Awards in the Best Actress category and feature scenes or characters related to Queen Elizabeth I. From our given triple information, we can see that two such films are \"Elizabeth: The Golden Years\" and \"Mary, Queen of Scots\". Additionally, \"The Queen\" was also nominated for an Academy Award but did not win it. It is important to note that \"The Queen\" was directed by Stephen Frears who won an Academy Award for Best Director for this film. Therefore, only two movies have received Oscar nominations for portrayals of Queen Elizabeth I of England." ]

[ "The Discworld series is a collection of books written by Terry Pratchett. It includes various genres such as fantasy novels and games wizards play. In this series, there are eight worlds that exist. One of these worlds is specifically dedicated to wizards and their activities. This world is known as War of the Wizards (Gamebook). Additionally, there are other fantasy novels within the series that focus on wizards, such as Wizards at War. So, in total, there are three books about wizards in the Discworld series." ]

[ "The Discworld series, written by Terry Pratchett, consists of 45 books as of now, with some of them being part of other series like Young Souls and Carnegie. However, when it comes to books specifically about wizards in this fantastical universe, there are 15 such books. To further narrow down the search, we can look at the titles of these books which often contain keywords such as “wizardry”, “spells”, and “magic”. Among these 15 books, we can find titles like “A Wizard’s Apprentice”, “Unnatural History of Dragons”, “The Last Continent”, “Equilibrium”, “Mortal Combat”, “Soul Music”, “Going Postal”, “Wintersmith”, “I Shall Wear My Magic Like A Cape”, “The Weapon Shop at Deadman’s Rock”, “The Tenth Apprentice”, “Doomed Circle”, “The Sword of Destiny”, “The Lusty Sir Horace Toadbeef”, “The Wandering Book”, “The Witch’s Daughter”, “The Witches”, “The Multiverse”, “The Art of Magic”, “The Wizards of the Peak”, “The Wizards of the Earth”, “The Wizards of the Charnel House”, “The Wizards of the Underworld”, “The Wizards of the Deep Wood”, “The Wizards of the High Table”, “The Wizards of the Low Table”, “The Wizards of the Unseen University”, “The Wizards of the Far Reaches”, “The Wizards" ]

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[ "7" ]

[ "The Discworld series is known for its extensive collection of books that explore various aspects of magic and fantasy. One such book is \"The Discworld Diary,\" which provides an insight into the daily life of a Discworld resident. Another popular title from the series is \"War of the Wizards (Gamebook),\" which is a gamebook with a fantasy theme. Additionally, there are several fantasy novels set in the Discworld universe, including \"Wizards at War.\" These books offer readers a chance to delve deeper into the magical world of Discworld and discover its many secrets." ]

[ "The mainline game in the City Building series that takes place in Ancient Greece is Civ City Rome. This game belongs to the genre of City-building games and is a subclass of Strategy computer games. It is part of the chronology of city-building games, which includes Glory of the Roman Empire." ]

[ "The mainline game in the City Building series that takes place in Ancient Greece is \"Civ City Rome\". However, there was another city-building game set in Ancient Greece before this one, which is \"Glory of the Roman Empire\". But the correct answer to the question is \"Civ City Rome\", as it is the only mainline game in the City Building series to take place in Ancient Greece. If you need more context on the chronology of city-building games, check out the \"TIMELINES\" section. Lastly, remember that \"City-building game\" is a subclass of \"Strategy computer game\"." ]

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[ "The mainline game that belongs to the City Building series and takes place in Ancient Greece is Glory of the Roman Empire. It is a strategy computer game that falls under the subclass of city-building games. This particular title is an instance of the chronology of city-building games, which spans through different eras and locations. Glory of the Roman Empire is set during the rise and fall of the Roman Empire, providing players with an opportunity to experience ancient Greek culture while engaging in strategic gameplay." ]

[ "The third pharaoh of the 20th Dynasty of the New Kingdom was the one who came after the second pharaoh and before the fourth pharaoh. This can be determined by looking at the sequence of the dynasties mentioned in the triple information provided. First, we know that the 20th Dynasty of the New Kingdom replaced the 21st dynasty. Then, we see that the third pharaoh of the 20th Dynasty followed the second pharaoh, and was followed by the fourth pharaoh. Therefore, the third pharaoh of the 20th Dynasty is the one who came after the second pharaoh and before the fourth pharaoh." ]

[ "The 20th Dynasty of the New Kingdom was ruled by three pharaohs: Seti I, Ramesses III, and Bakareneb. However, only Ramesses III is not part of this particular dynasty but rather belonged to the 11th Dynasty. The 20th Dynasty was succeeded by the 21st Dynasty. The third pharaoh of the 20th Dynasty was Menesemheb-Seti II, but he was not recognized as such and his successor was Amenhotep III. Therefore, the third pharaoh of the 20th Dynasty was Ramose III. Remember that the order of the Egyptian dynasties can sometimes be confusing due to overlaps and changes in rulership. It is important to understand the chronological order of these dynasties to better comprehend the history and culture of ancient Egypt." ]

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[ "The third pharaoh of the 20th Dynasty of the New Kingdom is known as Amenhotep III. He was also referred to as Akhenaten and is famous for his religious reforms that led to the worship of the sun disk Aten as the supreme god. His reign marked the end of the 20th Dynasty and the beginning of the 21st Dynasty. After his death, he was succeeded by Tutankhamun, who was later discovered in his tomb with many artifacts still intact." ]

[ "The 54th mayor of Boston was David B. Cohen. He was born in Boston and served as the mayor from 1959 to 1963. His term included the Boston mayoral election of 1959, which was also known as the \"Show-election\". Before becoming the mayor of Boston, Cohen had worked in San Francisco as the 6th Mayor of that city." ]

[ "To solve this question, we first need to identify who was the 54th mayor of Boston. We can do so by looking for the name of the individual in the list of mayors of Boston. From there, we can use clues such as \"6th Mayor of San Francisco\" and \"Boston mayoral election, 1955\" to help us narrow down our search. Once we have identified the correct name, we can then look up additional information about him using resources such as Wikipedia or other online databases. In this case, the correct name was Thomas Menino, who was born in Dorchester, Massachusetts, served as the 6th Mayor of San Francisco, won the Boston mayoral election of 1959 through a show-election, and succeeded David B. Cohen as the mayor of Boston in 1993." ]

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[ "martin j. walsh", "Martin J. Walsh", "martin joseph walsh", "Martin Joseph Walsh", "marty walsh (politician)", "Marty Walsh (politician)", "Marty Walsh" ]

[ "To find out who the 54th mayor of Boston was, we need to look for the person who served as mayor during the year 1959. We can start with the Boston mayoral elections and see which one took place in that year. From there, we can identify the candidate who won the election and became the mayor. In this case, the candidate's name is David B. Cohen. He was born in Boston and served as the 54th mayor of the city from 1959 to 1963." ]

[ "The first woman elected mayor of Cambridge, Massachusetts was John C. Carr. She was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It's important to note that this information is related to the list of mayors of Cambridge, Massachusetts and the list of mayors of Chelsea, Massachusetts. Both lists are instances of lists, which means they contain multiple items. In this case, the list of mayors of Cambridge, Massachusetts contains the name of John C. Carr, who was the first woman elected mayor of Cambridge, Massachusetts. Additionally, the list of mayors of Chelsea, Massachusetts also contains the name of John C. Carr, but it's not clear if he was the first woman elected mayor of Cambridge, Massachusetts or not. Therefore, it's important to focus on the list of mayors of Cambridge, Massachusetts for accurate information." ]

[ "In 2017, Denise A. Regan became the first woman to be elected Mayor of Cambridge, Massachusetts. To find out who this was, we need to look at the list of mayors of Cambridge, Massachusetts, and see that she was elected in November 2015. We also need to check the list of mayors of Cambridge, Massachusetts, instance of, lists, which confirms her election as mayor. Lastly, we checked john c. carr (mayor), place of birth, Cambridge (Massachusetts), but this did not help us with our current task. Therefore, we looked at the Mayor of Chelsea, Massachusetts, is a list of, Persons, but this did not provide us with the answer either. However, when we checked Mayors of Chelsea, Massachusetts, instance of, lists, we realized that denise regan was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, which helped us confirm her election as the first woman mayor of Cambridge, Massachusetts." ]

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[ "barbara ackermann", "Barbara Ackermann" ]

[ "The first woman elected mayor of Cambridge, Massachusetts was John C. Carr. She was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It's important to note that there are two separate lists here - one for Cambridge and another for Chelsea. While both have instances of lists, they refer to different places. Therefore, it's crucial to identify which list refers to which place before finding out who the first female mayor of Cambridge was." ]

[ "The first woman mayor of San Francisco was the 26th Mayor of San Francisco. She was a politician and not a military officer. Her term as mayor did not coincide with the Civil War of the United States." ]

[ "The first female mayor of San Francisco was Dianne Fein, who served as the 26th mayor from January 5, 1978 to November 16, 1989. To find out who was the first mayor of San Francisco, we need to look for Joseph Strauss, who was the first mayor from 1850 to 1873. However, since there were several mayors after him until Dianne Fein became the 26th mayor, we need to focus on finding out who was the first mayor after the end of the Civil War in 1865. We can use the clue that the first mayor after the Civil War was Jeremiah O'Brien, who was also one of the founders of the Transamerica Pyramids building in Oakland. Therefore, the next mayor after Jeremiah O'Brien was James Drake, who was the second mayor after the Civil War and served from 1867 to 1871. After James Drake, the next mayor was Abe Ruchlenking, who served from 1871 to 1872. Finally, the last mayor before Dianne Fein was Art Agnos, who served from 1981 to 1989." ]

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[ "Dianne G. B. Feinstein", "DiFi", "Dianne Goldman Feinstein", "senator dianne feinstein", "Dianne Goldman Berman Feinstein", "dianne emiel goldman", "Dianne Emiel Goldman", "Sen. Dianne Feinstein", "Dianne Feinstein", "Diane Feinstein", "38th Mayor of San Francisco", "dianne goldman berman feinstein", "difi", "Di fi", "dianne g. b. feinstein", "Diana Feinstein", "38th mayor of san francisco", "Dianne Emiel Goldman Berman Feinstein", "dianne feinstein", "di fi", "dianne feinstein and her position on insurance company profits", "dianne emiel goldman berman feinstein", "Senator Dianne Feinstein", "diane feinstein", "Dianne Feinstein and her Position on Insurance Company Profits", "diana feinstein", "dianne goldman feinstein", "sen. dianne feinstein" ]

[ "The first woman mayor of San Francisco was 26th Mayor of San Francisco. She was a politician who served as the Mayor of San Francisco from 1987 to 1991. However, there is some confusion regarding her occupation before becoming the mayor. Some sources claim that she was a military officer while others state that she had no military background. Despite this discrepancy, it is clear that she was the first female mayor of San Francisco." ]

[ "The last Republican mayor of Boston was John Francis Kennedy (politician). He was born in Georgetown, Massachusetts, which is located in the geography of Boston." ]

[ "The last Republican mayor of Boston, Charles Taylor, was born in Dorchester, Massachusetts. So, we need to look for the Republican mayor among the given options and then find out where he was born. We can start with David Bruce Cohen who served as the 59th mayor of Boston from 2014 to 2017. He was born in Lexington, Massachusetts. Moving on to the next option, we have 6th Mayor of San Francisco, Dianne Feinstein, who worked in Boston as an assistant district attorney before becoming the mayor of San Francisco. She was not born in Boston but in Oakland, California. Moving on to William P. Jr, we know that he was born in Boston. However, he was not the mayor of Boston but his father, William P. Bulger, served as the 52nd mayor of Boston. Finally, we come to John Francis Kennedy (politician), who was born in Brookline, Massachusetts. So, we are left with two options, David Bruce Cohen and Charles Taylor. As we can see, Charles Taylor was born in Dorchester, Massachusetts, which is consistent with our knowledge about him. Therefore, the correct answer is Charles Taylor was born in Dorchester, Massachusetts." ]

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[ "The last Republican mayor of Boston was David B. Cohen. He was born in the city of Boston and is therefore from the geography of Boston. It's important to note that he is not the same person as William P. Ryan Jr., who was the 6th Mayor of San Francisco and worked in Boston but was not born there. Additionally, John F. Kennedy, while being a famous politician from Boston, was not actually the mayor of the city at any point in time. Therefore, it can be concluded that David B. Cohen is the correct answer to this question." ]

[ "To find out how long the 53rd mayor of Boston was in office, we need to first identify who the 53rd mayor of Boston was. We can do this by looking at the Boston mayoral elections that occurred between 1955 and 1975. The 53rd mayor of Boston was elected in 1959, and his term ended in 1963 when he was succeeded by the 54th mayor. Therefore, the 53rd mayor of Boston was in office for four years." ]

[ "Thomas Menino was the 53rd mayor of Boston from January 4, 1994 until his death on November 29, 2016. To find out how long he was in office, we need to focus on the triple information given in parentheses. Firstly, let's identify who was the 6th mayor of San Francisco. His name was Joseph Alioto. Next, we need to figure out where he worked and where Boston is located. Boston is a city in Massachusetts, USA. Therefore, his work location was likely in Massachusetts. Lastly, we can use the geography of Boston to help us remember when he was elected. He was elected in 1955, 1959, 1975 and died in 2016. However, we need to focus on the elections of 1954, 1955, 1959, 1973, 1974, 1975 and 2016. We can see that Thomas Menino won the election in 1994 and died in 2016. Therefore, he was mayor for 22 years. However, we need to subtract the year of his election from the total number of years. Henceforth, Thomas Menino was mayor for 22 - 1954 = 18 years." ]

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[ "20.5" ]

[ "To find out how long the 53rd mayor of Boston was in office, we need to look for the year that he or she took office and then subtract it from the current year. We can start by looking at the Boston mayoral elections from 1955 to 1975, which are instances of show-elections. From there, we can determine the name of the 53rd mayor of Boston by looking at the names of all the mayors during those years. Once we have identified the name of the 53rd mayor of Boston, we can search for their birthplace and use that information to calculate their age. Finally, we can subtract the year they were born from the current year to get an estimate of how long they were in office as the mayor of Boston." ]

[ "The first British monarch to have a prime minister was Lord Chancellor King, who served as the first parliament of Great Britain. This can be found in the timeline of prime ministers of Great Britain and the United Kingdom, which lists all the prime ministers of both countries from their dates of birth. Additionally, there is a record of prime ministers of the United Kingdom that includes the oldest living prime minister, as well as a list of prime ministers by their dates of birth. All these sources provide valuable information about the history of British monarchy and the role of the prime minister within it." ]

[ "In 1687, William III became the first British monarch to have an officially appointed prime minister in the form of Lord Anneksleyre, also known as Naylor, who served as his Lord Chamberlain. However, it wasn’t until 1804 that George III had a prime minister in the form of William Pitt the Elder. But it was George II’s successor, King George III, who had the first permanently appointed prime minister, who was also the first British monarch to have a prime minister, which was William Pitt the Younger in 1783. Therefore, the answer to the question is King George III’s successor, William IV, who had the first British monarch to have a prime minister, which was King William IV, who had Sir Robert Walpole as his first prime minister in 1742." ]

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[ "The first British monarch to have a prime minister was Lord Chancellor King, who served as the country's leader during its first parliament. This is according to the oldest living Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, who has been in office for over 70 years. Additionally, there are several lists available that provide detailed information about each prime minister of Great Britain and the United Kingdom, including their dates of birth and timelines of their service. These records can be found on various streets throughout the country." ]

[ "The oldest city building game developed by Impressions Games is SimCity 64. It belongs to the genre of strategy computer games and is considered a design classic. The chronology of city-building games lists SimCity 64 as an instance of this genre. Additionally, SimCity 64 is part of the City Building Series, which is also developed by Impressions Games." ]

[ "The oldest city building game developed by Impressions Games was SimCity (1989), which was the first installment in the City Building Series. It was also developed by Impressions Games and not by Electronic Arts like some later installments. To further understand the chronology of city-building games developed by Impressions Games, we can look at the Timelines instance of our triple information. We can see that SimCity was released in 1989, while SimCity 64 was released in 2000. Cities in Motion: Design Classics was released in 2013. Therefore, SimCity is the oldest city-building game developed by Impressions Games. It is also important to note that SimCity is a subclass of Strategy computer game. Finally, cites in motion: design classics is a genre of city-building game." ]

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[ "you are looking for the oldest city building game that was developed by impressions games. The chronology of city-building games shows that the first instance of this type of game was created in 1985 with \"Cities in Motion\". This game belongs to the genre of strategy computer games and can be considered as a design classic. Another notable example from the same developer is \"SimCity 64\", which was released in 2000. However, it's important to note that \"Cities in Motion\" predates both these games, making it the oldest city building game developed by impressions games." ]