allegheny_college (university)

literal strings: Allegheny College, allegheny college, ALLEGHENY COLLEGE, Allegheny college

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• allegheny_college is a university     

categories

• university(100.0%)
• LE @1067 (50.6%) on 17-jul-2017
• SEAL @175 (100.0%) on 09-dec-2010 [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 ] using allegheny_college
• CMC @782 (99.9%) on 22-oct-2013 [ SUFFIX=llege SUFFIX=lege SUFFIX=ege PREFIX=colle SUFFIX=ny LASTSUFFIX=lege ] using allegheny_college
• OE @805 (99.6%) on 20-jan-2014 [   ] using allegheny_college

relations

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• teamalsoknownas
• state_university
• CPL @1094 (50.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg1 and Youngstown arg2" ] using (state_university, allegheny_college)
• CPL @1094 (50.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg1 and Youngstown arg2" ] using (allegheny_college, state_university)
• inverseofpersongraduatedfromuniversity
• dan
• CPL @1096 (50.0%) on 18-jan-2018 [ "arg1 is a graduate of arg2" ] using (dan, allegheny_college)
• sarah
• CPL @1112 (50.0%) on 20-jul-2018 [ "arg1 graduated from arg2" ] using (sarah, allegheny_college)
• schoolattendedbyperson
• andrew
• CPL @1115 (50.0%) on 27-aug-2018 [ "arg1 holds a BA from arg2" ] using (andrew, allegheny_college)
• schoolgraduatedperson
• andrew
• CPL @1114 (50.0%) on 18-aug-2018 [ "arg1 holds a BA from arg2" ] using (andrew, allegheny_college)
• dan
• CPL @1098 (50.0%) on 21-jan-2018 [ "arg1 is a graduate of arg2" ] using (dan, allegheny_college)
• megan
• CPL @1116 (50.0%) on 06-sep-2018 [ "arg1 is a graduate of arg2" ] using (megan, allegheny_college)