second_semester (organization)

literal strings: Second Semester, second semester, Second semester

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• second_semester is an organization dissolved at the date july (month)     

categories

NELL has only weak evidence for items listed in grey

• organization
• LE @1087 (89.4%) on 21-dec-2017

relations

• organizationdissolvedatdate
• july (93.8%)
• CPL @1094 (93.8%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg1 runs from March to arg2" "arg1 runs from mid arg2" "arg1 runs from late arg2" "arg1 starts in late arg2" ] using (second_semester, july)

NELL has only weak evidence for items listed in grey

• organizationdissolvedatdate
• december (month)
• CPL @1094 (50.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg1 runs from September to arg2" ] using (second_semester, december)
• june
• CPL @1104 (75.0%) on 18-mar-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" "arg1 runs from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, june)
• march
• CPL @1095 (75.0%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg1 runs from November to arg2" "arg1 is February through arg2" ] using (second_semester, march)
• may (month)
• CPL @1100 (50.0%) on 31-jan-2018 [ "arg1 runs from January through arg2" ] using (second_semester, may)
• october
• CPL @1103 (50.0%) on 06-mar-2018 [ "arg1 runs from early arg2" ] using (second_semester, october)
• end (agriculturalproduct)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• end (attraction)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• end (automobilemodel)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• end (bakedgood)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• may (bird)
• CPL @1100 (50.0%) on 31-jan-2018 [ "arg1 runs from January through arg2" ] using (second_semester, may)
• end (charactertrait)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• end (country)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• may (director)
• CPL @1100 (50.0%) on 31-jan-2018 [ "arg1 runs from January through arg2" ] using (second_semester, may)
• end (disease)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• end (emotion)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• end (eventoutcome)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• end (hallwayitem)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• end (legume)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• end (movie)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• end (musicsong)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• end (person)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• end (physicsterm)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• end (programminglanguage)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• end (sociopolitical)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• end (sportsgame)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• end (sportsteam)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 lasts from February to arg2" ] using (second_semester, end)
• december (televisionshow)
• CPL @1094 (50.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg1 runs from September to arg2" ] using (second_semester, december)