Early Modern Swedish Language
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Ethanol Chemical compound Type of chemical entity Subclass of | fatty alcohol, alkanol |
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Has use | polar protic solvent, medication, solvent |
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Mass | 46.042 dalton |
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Has effect | ethanol exposure, intoxication |
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Conjugate base | ethoxide |
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Chemical formula | C₂H₆O |
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Canonical SMILES | CCO |
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Ionization energy | 10.47±0.01 electronvolt |
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Electric dipole moment | 1.69 debye |
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Specific heat capacity | 13.444 joule per mole kelvin |
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Standard enthalpy of formation | −277.6±0.1 kilojoule per mole, −234.8±0.1 kilojoule per mole |
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Combustion enthalpy | −1,367 kilojoule per mole |
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Standard molar entropy | 160.7±0.1 joule per mole kelvin, 281.6±0.1 joule per mole kelvin |
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Density | 790±10 kilogram per cubic metre |
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Melting point | −173±1 degree Fahrenheit, −114 degree Celsius, −114.1 degree Celsius |
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Boiling point | 173±1 degree Fahrenheit, 79 degree Celsius, 78.29 degree Celsius |
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Vapor pressure | 44±1 millimetre of mercury, 58 hectopascal |
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Speed of sound | 1,162±1 metre per second |
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PKa | 16±0.01 |
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Refractive index | 1.3611 |
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Crystal system | monoclinic crystal system |
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Point group | monoclinic-domatic |
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Space group | space group Pn |
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Flash point | 55±1 degree Fahrenheit, 12 degree Celsius |
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Autoignition temperature | 363 degree Celsius |
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Lower flammable limit | 3.3±0.1 volume percent |
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Upper flammable limit | 19±1 volume percent |
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Safety classification and labelling | NFPA 704: Standard System for the Identification of the Hazards of Materials for Emergency Response, Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008 |
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UN class | 3 |
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UN packaging group | II |
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NIOSH Pocket Guide ID | 0262 |
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TWAEL | 1,900±1 milligram per cubic metre |
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Immediately dangerous to life or health | 6,237±1 milligram per cubic metre |
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Active ingredient in | alcoholic beverage, rectified spirit |
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Physically interacts with | 5-hydroxytryptamine (serotonin) receptor 3A, Potassium inwardly-rectifying channel, subfamily J, member 3, Potassium inwardly-rectifying channel, subfamily J, member 5 |
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Has characteristic | hygroscopy, Class IB flammable liquid |
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Subject has role | local anti-infective agent, depressant |
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Has part(s) | hydrogen, oxygen, carbon |
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Hubble Space Telescope NASA and ESA space telescope (launched 1990) Hubble after release from Space Shuttle Atlantis during STS-125/Servicing Mission 4. Space telescope Part of | Great Observatories program |
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Native label | Hubble Space Telescope |
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Short name | HST |
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Mass | 12,247 kilogram |
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Named after | Edwin Hubble |
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Followed by | Compton Gamma Ray Observatory, James Webb Space Telescope |
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Country of origin | United States of America |
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Start point | Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B |
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Space launch vehicle | Space Shuttle |
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Operator | Goddard Space Flight Center, Space Telescope Science Institute |
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Launch contractor | Rockwell International |
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UTC date of spacecraft launch | 24 April 1990 |
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Time of object orbit decay | 2030s |
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Parent astronomical body | Earth |
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Apoapsis | 524.2 kilometre |
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Periapsis | 520.1 kilometre |
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Type of orbit | low Earth orbit |
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Orbital eccentricity | 0.0002968 |
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Orbital inclination | 28.468 degree |
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Orbital period | 95.07 minute |
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Semi-major axis of an orbit | 6,900.3 kilometre |
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Manufacturer | Lockheed Martin Missiles and Space, PerkinElmer |
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Powered by | spacecraft solar array, nickel–hydrogen battery |
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Focal length | 57.6 metre |
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Developer | Marshall Space Flight Center, Goddard Space Flight Center |
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Service entry | 20 May 1990 |
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Length | 13.25 metre |
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Area | 4.525 square metre, 0.0754 square metre |
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Diameter | 4.2 metre, 2.40 metre, 0.31 metre |
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Official website | hubblesite.org |
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Epoch | October 28, 2023 |
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Funder | National Aeronautics and Space Administration, European Space Agency |
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4 Vesta Second largest asteroid of the main asteroid belt Asteroid Mass | 2,590.76±0.01 exagram |
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Named after | Vesta |
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Chronology | • Ceres • 2 Pallas • 3 Juno• 4 Vesta |
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| • 5 Astraea • 6 Hebe • 7 Iris |
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Significant event | naming |
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Discoverer or inventor | Heinrich Wilhelm Olbers |
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Time of discovery or invention | 29 March 1807 |
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Site of astronomical discovery | Bremen |
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Minor planet group | asteroid belt |
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Parent astronomical body | Sun |
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Apoapsis | 2.573193867116444±0.0000000017091 astronomical unit |
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Periapsis | 2.150650299541145±0.0000000020172 astronomical unit |
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Argument of periapsis | 151.6622800356213±0.00000018544 degree |
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Orbital eccentricity | 0.08944909117827099±0.00000000025002 |
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Orbital inclination | 5.56 degree, 7.142176968213055±0.00000021708 degree |
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Orbital period | 1,325.857278061479±0.0000013209 day |
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Rotation period | 5.34212766±0.00000001 hour |
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Semi-major axis of an orbit | 2.361922083328795±0.0000000015688 astronomical unit |
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Longitude of ascending node | 103.7099923672372±0.00000038868 degree |
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Mean anomaly | 169.3518013373338±0.0000016356 degree |
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Asteroid family | Vesta family |
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Asteroid spectral type | V-type asteroid |
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Apparent magnitude | 5.1 |
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Absolute magnitude | 3.22 |
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Albedo | 0.4228 |
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Density | 3.456±0.035 gram per cubic centimetre |
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Temperature | 85 kelvin, 270 kelvin |
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Length | 572.6±0.2 kilometre |
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Width | 557.2±0.2 kilometre |
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Height | 446.4±0.2 kilometre |
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Area | 866,000±20,000 square kilometre |
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Volume as quantity | 74,600,000±3,000,000 cubic kilometre |
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Radius | 262.7±0.1 kilometre |
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Diameter | 525.4±0.2 kilometre |
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Epoch | September 13, 2023 |
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Surface gravity | 0.22 metre per square second |
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Time of periapsis | 2,459,576.788004567±0.0000054024 Julian day |
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Provisional designation | A807 FA |
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Iron Man 2008 film directed by Jon Favreau Film Title | Iron Man |
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Based on | Iron Man |
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Series | Marvel Cinematic Universe |
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Main subject | terrorism, business ethics, computer, industrialist, inventor, ammunition, technology, business magnate |
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Genre | action film, science fiction film, adventure film, superhero film |
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Performer | Lauren Scyphers, Stacy Stas Hurst |
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Country of origin | United States of America |
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Original language | English |
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Publication date | 2 May 2008 |
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Significant event | principal photography, première |
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Director | Jon Favreau |
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Screenwriter | Mark Fergus, Hawk Ostby, Art Marcum, Matt Holloway |
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Executive producer | Peter Billingsley, Jon Favreau, Stan Lee, David Maisel, Louis D'Esposito, Ari Arad |
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Director of photography | Matthew Libatique |
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Film editor | Dan Lebental |
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Production designer | J. Michael Riva |
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Costume designer | Laura Jean Shannon, Rebecca Bentjen |
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Composer | Ramin Djawadi |
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Producer | Avi Arad, Kevin Feige |
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Production company | Marvel Studios, Paramount Pictures |
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Distributed by | Paramount Pictures, Disney+, Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures |
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Soundtrack release | Iron Man |
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Set in period | 2008 |
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Narrative location | Afghanistan, Los Angeles, Kunar |
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Duration | 126 minute |
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Aspect ratio (W:H) | 2.39:1 |
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Color | color |
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Review score | 94%, 7.7/10, 79/100 |
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Box office | 585,366,247 United States dollar |
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Cost | 140,000,000 United States dollar |
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Takes place in fictional universe | Marvel Cinematic Universe |
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Attendance | 1,315,743 |
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Distribution format | digital download, video on demand |
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BBFC rating | 12A certificate |
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ClassInd rating | 12 |
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CNC film rating (France) | no age restriction |
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Filmiroda rating | Category II |
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FPB rating | 10 |
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FSK film rating | FSK 12 |
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ICAA rating | Not recommended for children under 7 |
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JMK film rating | free from 12 years |
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Kijkwijzer rating | 12 |
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MPA film rating | PG-13 |
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RTC film rating | B |
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Official website | www.marvel.com/movies/iron-man |
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Assessment | Bechdel test, reverse Bechdel Test |
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IMDA rating | PG |
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Medierådet rating | For ages 11 and up |
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RCQ classification | G |
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IFCO rating | 12A |
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MTRCB rating | Parental Guidance |
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IMDb ID | tt0371746 |
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Airbus European aircraft manufacturer Business, enterprise Industry | aircraft and space construction |
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Inception | 18 December 1969, 1970 |
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Founded by | Roger Béteille, Felix Kracht, Henri Ziegler, Franz Josef Strauß |
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CEO | Guillaume Faury |
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Motto text | We make it fly |
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Country | Netherlands |
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Member of | Aerospace Valley, GIFAS, Linux Foundation, CVE Numbering Authority, Association of German Airports |
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Legal form | société par actions simplifiée |
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Total assets | 111,130,000,000 Euro |
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Total equity | 3,650,000,000 Euro |
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Total revenue | 11,050,000,000 United States dollar |
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Net profit | 2,873,000,000 |
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Operating income | 4,253,000,000 Euro |
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Location of formation | France |
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Parent organization | Airbus Group |
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HQ | Blagnac, Toulouse |
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Employees | 80,895 |
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IPv6 routing prefix | 2a00:6fc0:10::/44, 2a00:6fc0:690::/44, 2a00:6fc0:c010::/44 |
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Official website | link |
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Egapro gender equality index | 89, 88, 88 |
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ICAO airline designator | AIB |
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Esperanto International auxiliary language designed by L. L. Zamenhof Planned language, international auxiliary language, a posteriori language, constructed language, modern language Inception | 26 July 1887 |
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Has use | second language, lingua franca |
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Named after | Doktoro Esperanto |
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Movement | Esperanto movement |
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Anthem | La Espero |
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Culture | Esperanto culture |
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Country | Esperantujo |
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Location of formation | Warsaw |
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Foundational text | Unua Libro |
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Chronology | • Proto-Esperanto • Esperanto |
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Creator | L. L. Zamenhof |
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Country of origin | Russian Empire, Poland |
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Influenced by | Greek, Latin, English, Polish, Yiddish, Russian, German, French |
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Significant event | World Esperanto Congress 1905, World Esperanto Congress 1987 |
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Linguistic typology | free-order language, nominative–accusative language, agglutinative language, isolating language, subject–verb–object |
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Has grammatical case | accusative case, nominative case |
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Has tense | present tense, past tense, future tense |
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Has grammatical mood | infinitive, conditional, volitive |
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Writing system | Latin script |
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Uses capitalization for | full name, toponym |
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Language regulatory body | Academy of Esperanto |
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Signed form | Signuno |
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Number of speakers, writers, or signers | 2,000,000±1,000,000 |
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Ethnologue language status | 3 Wider Communication |
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Studied in | Esperantology, interlinguistics |
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Discoverer or inventor | L. L. Zamenhof |
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Flag | flag of Esperanto |
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Used by | Esperantist |
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Dedicated heritage entity | Museo de Esperanto de Subirats, International Esperanto Museum in Zaozhuang, Department of Planned Languages and Esperanto Museum, Hungarian Museum of Esperanto, Esperanto Museum in Svitavy, Nacia Esperanto-Muzeo, Gray |
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Wikimedia language code | eo |
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Berlin Federated state, capital and largest city of Germany Part of | Berlin-Brandenburg Metropolitan Region, agglomeration of Berlin |
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Inception | 1244 |
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IPA transcription | bərˈlɪn, bɛʁ.lɛ̃ |
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Ranking | 9 |
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Archives at | Landesarchiv Berlin |
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Official language | German |
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Continent | Europe |
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Country | Germany |
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Capital of | Germany |
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Located in the administrative territorial entity | Germany |
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Located in time zone | Central European Standard Time (GMT+1) |
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Enclave within | Brandenburg |
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Coordinates | 52°31′0″N 13°23′0″E |
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Coordinates of easternmost point | 52°26′16″N 13°45′40″E |
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Coordinates of northernmost point | 52°40′31″N 13°28′46″E |
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Coordinates of southernmost point | 52°20′19″N 13°38′53″E |
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Coordinates of westernmost point | 52°25′11″N 13°5′18″E |
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Geoshape | link |
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Highest point | Arkenberge |
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Office held by head of government | Governing Mayor of Berlin |
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Head of government | Kai Wegner |
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Legislative body | Abgeordnetenhaus of Berlin |
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Highest judicial authority | Constitutional Court of the State of Berlin |
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Member of | Climate Alliance, Mayors for Peace, IT Planning Council, Creative Cities Network, C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group, World Tourism Cities Federation |
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Public holiday | International Women's Day |
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Population | 3,755,251 |
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Male population | 1,792,801 |
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Female population | 1,852,025 |
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Elevation above sea level | 34±1 metre |
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Twinned administrative body | Kyiv |
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Shares border with | Brandenburg |
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Replaces | Alt-Berlin, East Berlin |
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Language used | German, Berlin German |
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Significant event | Fall of Berlin, 1936 Summer Olympics, Soviet Airstrike Against Berlin in 1941, Battle of Berlin, fall of the Berlin Wall, Landesbank Berlin scandal |
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Award received | Führerstadt, City of Design, Princess of Asturias Award for Concord |
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Budget | 28,000,000,000 Euro |
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Connects with | European route E55 |
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Area | 891.12 square kilometre |
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Postal code | 10115–14199 |
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Official website | link |
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Flag | flag of Berlin |
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Coat of arms | coat of arms of Berlin |
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Geography of topic | geography of Berlin |
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Economy of topic | economy of Berlin |
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Demographics of topic | demographics of Berlin |
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District heating grid | Berliner Fernwärmenetz |
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Time of earliest written record | 1237, 1244 |
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Vehicles per thousand people | 344 |
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Local dialing code | 030 |
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Licence plate code | B |
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Category for honorary citizens of entity | Category:Honorary citizens of Berlin |
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Douglas Adams English author and humourist (1952–2001) Portrait of Douglas Adams Human Sex or gender | male |
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Country of citizenship | United Kingdom |
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Birth name | Douglas Noël Adams |
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Given name | Douglas, Noël |
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Family name | Adams |
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Pseudonym | David Agnew |
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Short name | Douglas Adams |
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Date of birth | 11 March 1952 |
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Place of birth | Cambridge |
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Date of death | 11 May 2001 |
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Place of death | Santa Barbara |
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Manner of death | natural causes |
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Cause of death | myocardial infarction |
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Place of burial | Highgate Cemetery |
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Father | Christopher Douglas Adams |
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Mother | Janet Adams |
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Sibling | Susan Adams |
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Spouse | Jane Belson |
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Child | Polly Adams |
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Native language | English |
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Languages spoken, written or signed | English |
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Writing language | English |
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Occupation | playwright, screenwriter, novelist, children's writer, science fiction writer, comedian, writer, musician |
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FOW | science fiction literature |
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Employer | BBC, The Digital Village |
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Educated at | Brentwood School, St John's College |
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Residence | London, Brentwood |
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Work location | London |
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Ethnic group | White British |
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Religion or worldview | atheism |
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Eye color | brown |
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Instrument | guitar |
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Notable work | The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy pentalogy, Dirk Gently series, The Private Life of Genghis Khan |
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Archives at | St John's College Library |
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Member of | Footlights, Groucho Club |
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Genre | science fiction, comedy, satire |
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Award received | Inkpot Award, Ditmar Award |
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Nominated for | Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, Locus Award for Best Science Fiction Novel |
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Height | 1.96 metre |
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Official website | douglasadams.com |
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IMDb ID | nm0010930 |
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Douglas Adams' gravestone
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