wellesley_college (trainstation)

literal strings: Wellesley College, wellesley_college, wellesley college, WELLESLEY COLLEGE, Wellesley college

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• wellesley_college is a train station     

categories

• building(100.0%)
• CMC @820 (100.0%) on 05-mar-2014 [ SUFFIX=llege 2.19085 SUFFIX=lege 2.18944 SUFFIX=ege 2.18864 PREFIX=colle 2.10665 PREFIX=col 2.03865 SUFFIX=ge 1.91313 CHARS 1.90828 SUFFIX=ey -0.85641 FULL_WORDSHAPE=a_a -1.57735 WORDS -3.28619 ] using wellesley_college
• SEAL @343 (75.0%) on 11-jul-2011 [ 1 2 ] using wellesley_college
• OE @1112 (88.5%) on 19-jul-2018 [ http://www.forbes.com/colleges/wellesley-college/ https://twitter.com/Wellesley http://collegeapps.about.com/od/collegeprofiles/p/Wellesley_prfl.htm http://www.forbes.com/colleges/wellesley-college/ http://collegeapps.about.com/od/collegeprofiles/p/Wellesley_prfl.htm https://www.wellesley.edu/environmentalstudies/ http://www.explo.org/360/wellesley http://www.forbes.com/colleges/wellesley-college/ https://www.wellesley.edu/environmentalstudies/ http://collegeapps.about.com/od/collegeprofiles/p/Wellesley_prfl.htm http://www.wellesley.edu/ http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-colleges/wellesley-college-2224 http://www.forbes.com/colleges/wellesley-college/ http://collegeapps.about.com/od/collegeprofiles/p/Wellesley_prfl.htm  ] using wellesley_college
• trainstation(100.0%)
• SEAL @524 (50.0%) on 04-mar-2012 [ 1 ] using wellesley_college
• CMC @736 (100.0%) on 30-may-2013 [ SUFFIX=llege 6.79003 SUFFIX=lege 6.78679 SUFFIX=ege 6.62385 PREFIX=colle 6.30269 PREFIX=coll 4.93130 PREFIX=col 4.91612 POS=RB 3.79729 SHORT_WORDSHAPE=a -2.50363 LASTPREFIX=co -3.73755 WORDS -4.46819 ] using wellesley_college

relations

NELL has only weak evidence for items listed in grey

• cityhasstreet
• north
• CPL @1108 (50.0%) on 07-jun-2018 [ "arg1 Carolina and arg2" ] using (north, wellesley_college)
• hassibling
• william
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 and Mary and arg2" ] using (wellesley_college, william)
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 and Mary and arg2" ] using (william, wellesley_college)
• inverseofpersongraduatedfromuniversity
• rachel
• CPL @1115 (50.0%) on 27-aug-2018 [ "arg1 graduated from arg2" ] using (rachel, wellesley_college)
• schoolgraduatedperson
• ann
• CPL @1114 (50.0%) on 18-aug-2018 [ "arg1 is a graduate of arg2" ] using (ann, wellesley_college)
• teamalsoknownas
• state_university
• CPL @1096 (87.5%) on 18-jan-2018 [ "arg1 and Ohio arg2" "arg1 and North Carolina arg2" "arg1 and San Diego arg2" ] using (wellesley_college, state_university)
• CPL @1096 (87.5%) on 18-jan-2018 [ "arg1 and Ohio arg2" "arg1 and North Carolina arg2" "arg1 and San Diego arg2" ] using (state_university, wellesley_college)
• universityoperatesinlanguage
• chinese
• CPL @1104 (75.0%) on 18-mar-2018 [ "arg1 language training at arg2" "arg1 Literature at arg2" ] using (chinese, wellesley_college)
• greek
• CPL @1109 (50.0%) on 12-jun-2018 [ "arg1 and Latin at arg2" ] using (greek, wellesley_college)
• latin
• CPL @1104 (96.9%) on 18-mar-2018 [ "arg1 American Literature at arg2" "arg1 American literature at arg2" "arg1 American Studies at arg2" "arg1 American Studies from arg2" "arg1 American studies at arg2" ] using (latin, wellesley_college)
• russian
• CPL @1094 (87.5%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg1 and Comparative Literature at arg2" "arg1 language and literature at arg2" "arg1 Literature at arg2" ] using (russian, wellesley_college)
• inverseofpersongraduatedfromuniversity
• adams
• CPL @1114 (50.0%) on 18-aug-2018 [ "arg1 graduated from arg2" ] using (adams, wellesley_college)
• anne
• CPL @1098 (75.0%) on 21-jan-2018 [ "arg1 is a graduate of arg2" "arg1 graduated from arg2" ] using (anne, wellesley_college)
• carol
• CPL @1098 (87.5%) on 21-jan-2018 [ "arg1 graduated in DDDD from arg2" "arg1 is a graduate of arg2" "arg1 graduated from arg2" ] using (carol, wellesley_college)
• erin
• CPL @1113 (50.0%) on 03-aug-2018 [ "arg1 graduated from arg2" ] using (erin, wellesley_college)
• michelle
• CPL @1107 (50.0%) on 24-may-2018 [ "arg1 is a graduate of arg2" ] using (michelle, wellesley_college)
• rebecca
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 has an undergraduate degree from arg2" ] using (rebecca, wellesley_college)
• sarah
• CPL @1108 (50.0%) on 07-jun-2018 [ "arg1 is a graduate of arg2" ] using (sarah, wellesley_college)
• schoolattendedbyperson
• rebecca
• CPL @1099 (50.0%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 has an undergraduate degree from arg2" ] using (rebecca, wellesley_college)
• robert
• CPL @1113 (50.0%) on 03-aug-2018 [ "arg1 Berg at arg2" ] using (robert, wellesley_college)
• sarah
• CPL @1098 (50.0%) on 21-jan-2018 [ "arg1 holds a BA from arg2" ] using (sarah, wellesley_college)
• schoolgraduatedperson
• carol
• CPL @1094 (87.5%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg1 graduated in DDDD from arg2" "arg1 is a graduate of arg2" "arg1 holds a BA from arg2" ] using (carol, wellesley_college)
• michelle
• CPL @1097 (50.0%) on 19-jan-2018 [ "arg1 is a graduate of arg2" ] using (michelle, wellesley_college)
• robert
• CPL @1108 (50.0%) on 07-jun-2018 [ "arg1 Berg at arg2" ] using (robert, wellesley_college)
• sarah
• CPL @1095 (75.0%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg1 holds a BA from arg2" "arg1 is a graduate of arg2" ] using (sarah, wellesley_college)