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"content": "Let's think step by step to answer the given question using a search engine.\n**## Instructions**\n1. **Think**: First, you must reason about the question inside `<think>` and `</think>` tags. Break down the problem and determine what information you need.\n2. **Multi-Query Search (One Objective at a Time)**: If you lack information, call the search engine using `<search>` and `</search>` tags. For **each search step**, focus on **only one search objective** and explore it from multiple angles by generating 2-5 well-formed search queries, one per line (numbered). Avoid combining multiple objectives in one search block.\n * **Multi-Query Search Format**:\n <search>\n 1. First query focusing on the current objective\n 2. Second query phrased differently for the same objective\n 3. Third query with a different angle\n </search>\n3. **Reason Again**: After you receive the search results (which will be provided between `<information>` and `</information>`), you must reason again in a new `<think>` block to analyze the information and plan your next step.\n4. **Repeat**: Repeat the \"Think -> Search\" cycle until you have enough information.\n5. **Answer**: Once you have conducted a thorough investigation, synthesis conclusive information between the final `<think>` and `</think>`. Then provide the **SHORT and CONCISE answer** inside `<answer>` and `</answer>` tags, no other words. For example, <answer> Stanford </answer>.\n\n**## Response Flow Example**\n<think>\nreasoning, planing, verifying here...\n</think>\n\n<search>\n1. query_1\n2. query_2\n</search>\n\n<information>\n... \n</information>\n\n... (Repeat the workflow to conduct deep research)\n\n<think>\nfinal conclusion here... \n</think>\n\n<answer> concise answer here. e.g., Standford </answer>\n\nNow let's think step by step to answer the given question using a search engine.\n**Question:** Who is a Vietnamese model and beauty pageant titleholder who will represent Vietnam at Miss International 2025, was crowned by someone who followed a previous Vietnamese winner of a Big Four pageant, and who herself was crowned by Huỳnh Thị Thanh Thủy at Miss National Vietnam 2024?",
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"content": "<think>\nTo answer this question, I need to find the Vietnamese model and beauty pageant titleholder who will represent Vietnam at Miss International 2025. This person was crowned by someone who followed a previous Vietnamese winner of a Big Four pageant and herself was crowned by Huỳnh Thị Thanh Thủy at Miss National Vietnam 2024. I will start by searching for the Vietnamese model and beauty pageant titleholder who will represent Vietnam at Miss International 2025.\n</think>\n\n<search>\n1. Vietnamese model and beauty pageant titleholder representing Vietnam at Miss International 2025\n2. Who will represent Vietnam at Miss International 2025?\n3. Vietnamese beauty pageant winner for Miss International 2025\n</search>\n\n<information>\n[Current Query]: Vietnamese model and beauty pageant titleholder representing Vietnam at Miss International 2025\n\nVietnamese model and beauty pageant titleholder Nguyễn Ngọc Kiều Duy (born December 21, 2003) will represent Vietnam at Miss International 2025, which is scheduled to be held in Japan in October 2025. Kiều Duy was crowned Miss National Vietnam 2024 and was crowned by Huỳnh Thị Thanh Thủy at the final on December 28, 2024. Prior to her Miss National Vietnam victory, she was crowned by Phạm Kim Dung. Miss International 2025 will be crowned by Huỳnh Thị Thanh Thủy of Vietnam.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: Who will represent Vietnam at Miss International 2025?\n\nNguyễn Ngọc Kiều Duy, a Vietnamese model and beauty pageant titleholder, will represent Vietnam at Miss International 2025, which is scheduled to be held in October 2025 in Japan. She was crowned Miss National Vietnam 2024 by Phạm Kim Dung and Miss International 2024 Huỳnh Thị Thanh Thủy.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: Vietnamese beauty pageant winner for Miss International 2025\n\nMiss International 2025, the 63rd edition of the pageant, will be held in 2025. The winner of this pageant will represent Vietnam. Huỳnh Thị Thanh Thủy, the current Miss Vietnam, will crown the new Miss International 2025. The previous Vietnamese winner of a Big Four pageant to compete in Miss International was crowned by Huỳnh Thị Thanh Thủy at Miss National Vietnam 2024.\n</information>\n\n<think>\nBased on the search results, Nguyễn Ngọc Kiều Duy is the Vietnamese model and beauty pageant titleholder who will represent Vietnam at Miss International 2025. She was crowned Miss National Vietnam 2024 and was crowned by Huỳnh Thị Thanh Thủy, who herself was crowned by Phạm Kim Dung at Miss National Vietnam 2024. This matches the criteria given in the question.\n</think>\n\n<answer> Nguyễn Ngọc Kiều Duy </answer>",
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"content": "Let's think step by step to answer the given question using a search engine.\n**## Instructions**\n1. **Think**: First, you must reason about the question inside `<think>` and `</think>` tags. Break down the problem and determine what information you need.\n2. **Multi-Query Search (One Objective at a Time)**: If you lack information, call the search engine using `<search>` and `</search>` tags. For **each search step**, focus on **only one search objective** and explore it from multiple angles by generating 2-5 well-formed search queries, one per line (numbered). Avoid combining multiple objectives in one search block.\n * **Multi-Query Search Format**:\n <search>\n 1. First query focusing on the current objective\n 2. Second query phrased differently for the same objective\n 3. Third query with a different angle\n </search>\n3. **Reason Again**: After you receive the search results (which will be provided between `<information>` and `</information>`), you must reason again in a new `<think>` block to analyze the information and plan your next step.\n4. **Repeat**: Repeat the \"Think -> Search\" cycle until you have enough information.\n5. **Answer**: Once you have conducted a thorough investigation, synthesis conclusive information between the final `<think>` and `</think>`. Then provide the **SHORT and CONCISE answer** inside `<answer>` and `</answer>` tags, no other words. For example, <answer> Stanford </answer>.\n\n**## Response Flow Example**\n<think>\nreasoning, planing, verifying here...\n</think>\n\n<search>\n1. query_1\n2. query_2\n</search>\n\n<information>\n... \n</information>\n\n... (Repeat the workflow to conduct deep research)\n\n<think>\nfinal conclusion here... \n</think>\n\n<answer> concise answer here. e.g., Standford </answer>\n\nNow let's think step by step to answer the given question using a search engine.\n**Question:** What is a 2007 science fiction drama film that was directed by Richard Schenkman, is entirely set in and around the protagonist's house during a farewell party, and whose screenplay was completed by its writer on his deathbed in April 1998?",
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"content": "<think>\nTo find the 2007 science fiction drama film with the given characteristics, I need to identify the film that was directed by Richard Schenkman, set entirely in and around a protagonist's house during a farewell party, and whose screenplay was completed by the writer on his deathbed in April 1998.\n</think>\n\n<search>\n1. 2007 science fiction drama film directed by Richard Schenkman\n2. film set in a house during a farewell party in 2007\n3. screenplay completed on deathbed in April 1998\n</search>\n\n<information>\n[Current Query]: 2007 science fiction drama film directed by Richard Schenkman\n\nThe Man from Earth is a 2007 American science fiction drama film directed by Richard Schenkman. The screenplay was written by Jerome Bixby, who conceived the concept in the early 1960s and completed it on his deathbed in April 1998. The film is entirely set in and around Oldman's house during his farewell party, where he reveals that he has lived for more than 14 millennia and relocates every ten years to keep others from realizing he does not age. The plot advances through intellectual arguments between Oldman and his colleagues.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: film set in a house during a farewell party in 2007\n\nThe documents do not provide a 2007 science fiction drama film that was directed by Richard Schenkman and entirely set in and around the protagonist's house during a farewell party. The screenplay for such a film was completed by its writer on his deathbed in April 1998. The retrieved documents do not contain information about a 2007 film set in a house during a farewell party.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: screenplay completed on deathbed in April 1998\n\nThe provided documents do not contain any information about a 2007 science fiction drama film directed by Richard Schenkman, entirely set in and around the protagonist's house during a farewell party, and whose screenplay was completed by its writer on his deathbed in April 1998. The documents focus on various films and their production details but do not match the specific criteria of the original question.\n</information>\n\n<think>\nBased on the information provided, \"The Man from Earth\" is a 2007 science fiction drama film directed by Richard Schenkman, but it does not fully match the description of being entirely set in and around the protagonist's house during a farewell party, and the screenplay was completed by the writer on his deathbed in April 1998. I need to search for the exact film that matches all the given criteria.\n</think>\n\n<search>\n1. 2007 science fiction drama film set in a house during a farewell party\n2. film screenplay completed on deathbed in April 1998\n3. 2007 film with a deathbed screenplay completion\n</search>\n\n<information>\n[Current Query]: 2007 science fiction drama film set in a house during a farewell party\n\nThe documents do not contain a 2007 science fiction drama film that matches the given criteria (directed by Richard Schenkman, entirely set in and around the protagonist's house during a farewell party, and whose screenplay was completed by its writer on his deathbed in April 1998). The retrieved films either do not fit the genre, time period, or specific details provided in the original question.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: film screenplay completed on deathbed in April 1998\n\nThe retrieved documents do not contain a film that matches the criteria of being a 2007 science fiction drama film directed by Richard Schenkman, entirely set in and around the protagonist's house during a farewell party, and whose screenplay was completed by its writer on his deathbed in April 1998. The documents mention several films with screenplays completed on deathbeds, such as \"I Woke Up Early the Day I Died\" (1998) by Ed Wood, but none of them fit the specified genre, year, and setting. Further investigation may be needed to find the film in question.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: 2007 film with a deathbed screenplay completion\n\nThere is no 2007 science fiction drama film that was directed by Richard Schenkman, entirely set in and around the protagonist's house during a farewell party, and whose screenplay was completed by its writer on his deathbed in April 1998. The documents do not provide information on such a film, and the query does not match any of the films mentioned in the documents.\n</information>\n\n<think>\nAfter searching for the film that matches the given criteria, the only film that fits the description is \"The Man from Earth,\" but it was directed by Richard Schenkman and not another director as implied in the question. It appears there might be a confusion or error in the details provided in the question. However, based on the available information, \"The Man from Earth\" is the closest match to the description provided.\n</think>\n\n<search>\n1. Richard Schenkman directed 2007 science fiction drama film\n2. 2007 science fiction drama film with farewell party setting\n3. screenplay completed on deathbed in April 1998 film\n</search>\n\n<information>\n[Current Query]: Richard Schenkman directed 2007 science fiction drama film\n\nRichard Schenkman directed \"The Man from Earth,\" a 2007 American science fiction drama film. The screenplay was written by Jerome Bixby, who conceived the concept in the early 1960s and completed it on his deathbed in April 1998. The film is set entirely in and around Oldman's house during his farewell party, with the plot advancing through intellectual arguments between Oldman and his colleagues. The entire film consists almost entirely of dialogue, focusing on Oldman's revelation that he is more than 14,000 years old and has been moving every ten years to avoid being recognized as not aging.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: 2007 science fiction drama film with farewell party setting\n\nThe documents do not provide information about a 2007 science fiction drama film that was directed by Richard Schenkman, entirely set in and around the protagonist's house during a farewell party, and whose screenplay was completed by its writer on his deathbed in April 1998. The retrieved documents contain information about various films released in 2007 and 2009, but none of them match the specific details provided in the original question. Further investigation may be required to find the information requested.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: screenplay completed on deathbed in April 1998 film\n\nThere is no film that matches the description provided in the original question based on the information available in the retrieved documents. The documents do not mention a 2007 science fiction drama film directed by Richard Schenkman, entirely set in and around the protagonist's house during a farewell party, and whose screenplay was completed by its writer on his deathbed in April 1998. The closest relevant document is \"Rose Red\" (miniseries), which involved King working on a script that was later revised and completed, but it does not fit the specific criteria mentioned in the original question.\n</information>\n\n<think>\nAfter thorough searching, it appears that the film that matches all the given criteria is \"The Man from Earth.\" Although the screenplay was written by Jerome Bixby and not completed on his deathbed in April 1998, the film was directed by Richard Schenkman and is entirely set in and around the protagonist's house during a farewell party. It seems there might be a slight discrepancy in the details provided in the question. However, \"The Man from Earth\" is the film that comes closest to the description given.\n</think>\n\n<answer> The Man from Earth </answer>",
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However, \"The Man from Earth\" is the film that comes closest to the description given.</think>"}, {"role": "assistant", "content": "<answer>The Man from Earth</answer>"}], "meta": {"source_format": "InfoSeek-RFT", "schema": "Qwen-Agent", "notes": "Converted from RFT (<think>,<search>,<information>,<answer>) to function-calling format."}}
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"content": "<think>\nTo find the species of fish endemic to Bayou Pierre in Mississippi that has females laying up to 75 eggs, I need to first identify the fish species that is endemic to Bayou Pierre. Then, I need to confirm if the females of this species lay up to 75 eggs.\n</think>\n\n<search>\n1. Species of fish endemic to Bayou Pierre, Mississippi\n2. Fish species in Bayou Pierre, Mississippi\n3. Endemic fish species in Mississippi\n</search>\n\n<information>\n[Current Query]: Species of fish endemic to Bayou Pierre, Mississippi\n\nThe Bayou darter (Etheostoma rubrum) is a rare species of freshwater ray-finned fish endemic to Bayou Pierre and its tributaries in western Mississippi, United States. This fish is found in fast-flowing creeks and streams, particularly in riffles and areas between riffles with firm gravel bottoms. The female Bayou darter lays up to 75 eggs during the breeding season, which occurs twice a year, typically in spring and late summer. The fish has a lifespan of about 3 years, with males living slightly longer than females on average.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: Fish species in Bayou Pierre, Mississippi\n\nThe Bayou darter (Etheostoma rubrum) is a species of freshwater ray-finned fish endemic to Bayou Pierre in Mississippi. It is found in fast-flowing creeks and streams, particularly in riffles and areas between riffles with firm gravel bottoms. The Bayou darter feeds on small insects and their larvae and breeds twice a year, in spring and late summer. The female lays up to 75 eggs during spawning. The species is currently considered endangered due to habitat loss caused by siltation and pollution. The Bayou darter can reach a length of TL and has a typical lifespan of about 3 years, with males living slightly longer than females on average.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: Endemic fish species in Mississippi\n\nThe Mississippi River basin, which includes parts of Mississippi, is home to a diverse array of fish species. Among these, the Mississippi silvery minnow (Hybognathus nuchalis) is a species of fish endemic to the Mississippi River basin, including smaller streams that connect to larger rivers. It is a large minnow species that requires bodies of water with little to no current. The Mississippi silvery minnow is known to inhabit smaller streams and tributaries, extending from Minnesota down to the Gulf of Mexico, and is found in states such as Tennessee, Alabama, Texas, and New Mexico. However, the provided documents do not mention any species of fish that is endemic to Bayou Pierre in Mississippi. The documents also do not provide information on the number of eggs laid by the female Mississippi silvery minnow. Further investigation may be needed to answer the specific question regarding the species of fish endemic to Bayou Pierre and the number of eggs laid by the female of that species.\n</information>\n\n<think>\nBased on the information found, the Bayou darter (Etheostoma rubrum) is a species of fish that is endemic to Bayou Pierre in Mississippi. Additionally, it is confirmed that the female Bayou darter lays up to 75 eggs. No other fish species in the provided information fits the criteria of being endemic to Bayou Pierre and laying up to 75 eggs.\n</think>\n\n<answer> Bayou darter </answer>",
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"content": "<think>\nTo answer this question, I need to identify an early American silversmith who had a notable diarist as a guardian and for whom only three works are known to survive. I will start by searching for early American silversmiths and their guardians.\n</think>\n\n<search>\n1. Early American silversmiths and their guardians\n2. Notable diarists who were guardians of early American silversmiths\n3. Early American silversmiths with only three known surviving works\n</search>\n\n<information>\n[Current Query]: Early American silversmiths and their guardians\n\nEarly American silversmiths such as Alexander Snow Gordon and Cornelius Kierstede were active in the late 18th and early 17th centuries, respectively. Gordon was known for his work in New York City, starting his business in 1795 and becoming a founding member of the Washington Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons in 1801 and 1802. Kierstede, a noted silversmith, worked in New York City and New Haven, Connecticut, and is known for his work in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Winterthur Museum, the Milwaukee Art Museum, and Yale University Art Gallery. The trade of silversmithing involved creating objects from silver and gold, with guilds forming to protect the welfare of its members and educate the public. In colonial America, silversmiths often worked on bespoke pieces, emphasizing artistry and functionality, and the market for advanced craftsmanship was small, leading to a more relaxed version of the Old World apprenticeship system. The work of silversmiths was often combined with other materials and techniques, such as overlay in Hopi jewelry.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: Notable diarists who were guardians of early American silversmiths\n\nSamuel Haugh (February 1, 1675 – June 9, 1717) was an early American silversmith active in Boston. He was the son of Rev. Samuel Haugh and Ann Raynsford. Upon his father's untimely death in June 1679, the diarist Samuel Sewall became his guardian. Haugh apprenticed under silversmith Thomas Savage, as recorded in an entry in Sewall's diary. After his apprenticeship, he married Margaret (Cowell) Johnson on September 30, 1697, and worked as a silversmith from 1697 to 1717. Only three of his works are known to survive.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: Early American silversmiths with only three known surviving works\n\nAmerican silversmith Samuel Haugh (February 1, 1675 – June 9, 1717) was an early American silversmith active in Boston. He was the son of Rev. Samuel Haugh and Ann Raynsford. Haugh's guardian was the diarist Samuel Sewall, who took over guardianship after Haugh's father's untimely death in June 1679. Haugh apprenticed under silversmith Thomas Savage from October 7, 1690, for seven years and six months. Only three of his works are known to survive: two cups and a spoon. Haugh worked as a silversmith from 1697 to 1717 and served as second sargeant in the Artillery Company in 1713. He was buried on June 9, 1717, with several mourners, including Mr. Edwards, Ellis, Williams Retailer, Mr. Eliakim Hutchinson, and himself.\n</information>\n\n<think>\nBased on the information provided, Samuel Haugh was an early American silversmith who had Samuel Sewall, a notable diarist, as his guardian. He apprenticed under silversmith Thomas Savage and only three of his works are known to survive. This matches the criteria given in the question.\n</think>\n\n<answer> Samuel Haugh </answer>",
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"content": "<think>\nTo answer this question, I need to identify the electro-mechanical horse race gambling machine and the Japanese company that manufactured it. The company's greatest hit game was inspired by an earlier Namco arcade game, and there is only one remaining machine of this type in Las Vegas.\n</think>\n\n<search>\n1. What is the electro-mechanical horse race gambling machine manufactured by a Japanese company with a Namco arcade game inspiration?\n2. Which Japanese company manufactured the electro-mechanical horse race gambling machine with a Namco arcade game inspiration?\n3. What is the name of the electro-mechanical horse race gambling machine with a single remaining unit in Las Vegas?\n</search>\n\n<information>\n[Current Query]: What is the electro-mechanical horse race gambling machine manufactured by a Japanese company with a Namco arcade game inspiration?\n\nElectro-mechanical horse race gambling machine Sigma Derby was manufactured by Japanese company Sigma Game Inc. in 1985. It was inspired by Namco arcade games, with the machine allowing up to ten players to bet on five horses. After the New Frontier Hotel and Casino closed, only one Sigma Derby machine remains in Las Vegas, located at The D Las Vegas in Downtown Las Vegas.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: Which Japanese company manufactured the electro-mechanical horse race gambling machine with a Namco arcade game inspiration?\n\nThe electro-mechanical horse race gambling machine Sigma Derby was manufactured by Sigma Game Inc., a Japanese company. It was introduced in 1985 and was inspired by earlier Namco arcade games. After the closure of the New Frontier Hotel and Casino, only one Sigma Derby machine remains in Las Vegas, located at The D Las Vegas in Downtown Las Vegas.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: What is the name of the electro-mechanical horse race gambling machine with a single remaining unit in Las Vegas?\n\nThe electro-mechanical horse race gambling machine with a single remaining unit in Las Vegas is the Sigma Derby, manufactured by Japanese company Sigma Game Inc. It was introduced in 1985 and featured at the New Frontier Hotel and Casino. After the closure of the New Frontier Hotel and Casino, there is only one remaining Sigma Derby machine located at The D Las Vegas in Downtown Las Vegas.\n</information>\n\n<think>\nBased on the information provided, the electro-mechanical horse race gambling machine is the Sigma Derby, manufactured by the Japanese company Sigma Game Inc. The machine was inspired by Namco arcade games, and there is only one remaining machine in Las Vegas at The D Las Vegas in Downtown Las Vegas.\n</think>\n\n<answer> Sigma Derby </answer>",
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"content": "<think>\nTo answer this question, I need to identify an election where the nominee was engineered by Frank Hague. Frank Hague was a powerful political boss in New Jersey during the early 20th century. I should search for elections in New Jersey during his time in power and check if there is any mention of his involvement in the nomination process.\n</think>\n\n<search>\n1. Elections won by nominees engineered by Frank Hague in New Jersey\n2. Political nominations by Frank Hague in New Jersey during the 1920s and 1930s\n3. Notable elections in New Jersey where Frank Hague influenced the nomination process\n</search>\n\n<information>\n[Current Query]: Elections won by nominees engineered by Frank Hague in New Jersey\n\nFrank Hague, the mayor of Jersey City and a prominent Democratic political boss, engineered the nominations and won elections for several candidates in New Jersey. Specifically, he helped elect three consecutive Democratic governors in succession, who would have lost if not for Hudson County's support. He also successfully campaigned against a proposal to move the governor's election to a presidential year, which was defeated due to overwhelming support from Hudson County. Additionally, Hague's influence extended to the selection of judges and prosecutors, and he controlled 5,600 city positions and 1,700 Hudson County jobs. His machine provided jobs and social services in exchange for votes, and he utilized electoral fraud and canvassing techniques to ensure high voter turnout and support for his candidates.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: Political nominations by Frank Hague in New Jersey during the 1920s and 1930s\n\nFrank Hague, a powerful Democratic political boss in Jersey City and Hudson County, New Jersey, played a significant role in the political nominations and elections during the 1920s and 1930s. In 1922, Hague engineered the nomination and election of Judge George Silzer as the Democratic candidate for governor. This was facilitated by Hague's control over the Hudson County Democratic Party and his ability to influence the selection of candidates. Hague's influence extended beyond Jersey City and Hudson County, as he was able to elect three consecutive Democratic governors, each of whom relied on his support. His political machine provided jobs and social services to the electorate in exchange for votes, and he was known for his tight control over the Democratic Party in New Jersey. Additionally, Hague's influence was evident in his ability to shape the outcome of gubernatorial elections, as seen in the 1927 biannual elections proposal, where his support for the amendment against moving the governor's election to the presidential year was decisive in its defeat.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: Notable elections in New Jersey where Frank Hague influenced the nomination process\n\nFrank Hague, the mayor of Jersey City and a prominent Democratic political boss, significantly influenced the nomination process in New Jersey. Notable elections where his influence is evident include the 1922 gubernatorial election, where his candidate, Judge George Silzer, won, and the 1927 biannual elections proposal, where he campaigned against moving the governor's election to the presidential year. In these elections, Hague's control over Hudson County, particularly through his political machine, allowed him to secure victories for his favored candidates. His ability to gain huge majorities in Hudson County helped elect governors and presidents, and his machine dispensed jobs and aid in exchange for votes. The documents indicate that Hague's influence extended to the national level, as he successfully campaigned for Franklin D. Roosevelt during the 1932 presidential campaign.\n</information>\n\n<think>\nBased on the information gathered, Frank Hague engineered the nomination and election of several candidates in New Jersey, particularly in the 1920s and 1930s. One notable example is the 1922 gubernatorial election where Judge George Silzer was nominated and won with Hague's support. Another example is the 1927 biannual elections proposal, where Hague campaigned against moving the governor's election to the presidential year, which was defeated due to his support from Hudson County.\n\nI will now search for more specific details about the 1922 gubernatorial election and Judge George Silzer.\n</think>\n\n<search>\n1. 1922 New Jersey gubernatorial election and Frank Hague\n2. George Silzer 1922 New Jersey gubernatorial election\n3. Frank Hague's influence on the 1922 New Jersey gubernatorial election\n</search>\n\n<information>\n[Current Query]: 1922 New Jersey gubernatorial election and Frank Hague\n\nIn the 1922 New Jersey gubernatorial election, Frank Hague nominated and helped elect George Sebastian Silzer as the Democratic nominee. Silzer won the election with 52.19% of the vote, defeating the Republican nominee William Nelson Runyon. Hague's influence in Hudson County was significant, as he had previously selected Edward I. Edwards as a candidate for governor in 1919, and his control over the Hudson County Democratic Party allowed him to engineer the nomination and election of Silzer. The election results showed that despite the controversy surrounding the voting process, Silzer won decisively in Hudson County, which had a history of delivering large majorities to Democratic candidates. Hague's machine continued to dominate New Jersey politics through the election of several Democratic governors, including Moore in 1925, who was more cooperative with the Republican legislature, leading to state jobs for Hague's followers.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: George Silzer 1922 New Jersey gubernatorial election\n\nThe 1922 New Jersey gubernatorial election was held on November 7, 1922. The Democratic nominee George Sebastian Silzer won the election with 52.19% of the vote. Silzer ran with the backing of Frank Hague, the boss of Jersey City. The race was a two-way contest between Silzer and William E. Tuttle Jr., but Tuttle withdrew in early September, citing his health. Silzer was a member of the New Brunswick board of aldermen from 1892 to 1896 and was the chair of the Middlesex County Democratic Party for ten years. He was elected to represent Middlesex in the New Jersey Senate in 1906 and served as a state judge in 1914. In 1910, Silzer campaigned for governor on a progressive, anti-machine platform but finished third behind Woodrow Wilson. He was one of Wilson's leading legislative allies and served as Middlesex County prosecutor in 1912.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: Frank Hague's influence on the 1922 New Jersey gubernatorial election\n\nFrank Hague engineered the nomination of Judge George Silzer for the 1922 New Jersey gubernatorial election. Silzer won the election with 52.19% of the vote, defeating the Republican nominee, William Nelson Runyon. Hague's influence extended to the Democratic primary, where Silzer ran with the backing of Hague and as a firm opponent of Prohibition. The election results showed a significant majority for the Democratic candidate, indicating Hague's strong control over Hudson County and its impact on statewide elections.\n</information>\n\n<think>\nBased on the information provided, the 1922 New Jersey gubernatorial election is a clear example of an election where Frank Hague engineered the nomination and won it for Judge George Silzer. The information confirms that Silzer was nominated and won the election with Hague's support.\n\nI have enough information to answer the question now.\n</think>\n\n<answer> 1922 New Jersey gubernatorial election </answer>",
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I should search for elections in New Jersey during his time in power and check if there is any mention of his involvement in the nomination process.</think>"}, {"role": "assistant", "content": null, "tool_calls": [{"id": "call_1", "type": "function", "function": {"name": "search", "arguments": {"queries": ["Elections won by nominees engineered by Frank Hague in New Jersey", "Political nominations by Frank Hague in New Jersey during the 1920s and 1930s", "Notable elections in New Jersey where Frank Hague influenced the nomination process"]}}}]}, {"role": "tool", "tool_call_id": "call_1", "name": "search", "content": "{\"results\": [{\"query\": \"Elections won by nominees engineered by Frank Hague in New Jersey\", \"hits\": [{\"title\": null, \"snippet\": \"Frank Hague, the mayor of Jersey City and a prominent Democratic political boss, engineered the nominations and won elections for several candidates in New Jersey. Specifically, he helped elect three consecutive Democratic governors in succession, who would have lost if not for Hudson County's support. He also successfully campaigned against a proposal to move the governor's election to a presidential year, which was defeated due to overwhelming support from Hudson County. Additionally, Hague's influence extended to the selection of judges and prosecutors, and he controlled 5,600 city positions and 1,700 Hudson County jobs. His machine provided jobs and social services in exchange for votes, and he utilized electoral fraud and canvassing techniques to ensure high voter turnout and support \", \"url\": null}]}, {\"query\": \"Political nominations by Frank Hague in New Jersey during the 1920s and 1930s\", \"hits\": [{\"title\": null, \"snippet\": \"Frank Hague, a powerful Democratic political boss in Jersey City and Hudson County, New Jersey, played a significant role in the political nominations and elections during the 1920s and 1930s. In 1922, Hague engineered the nomination and election of Judge George Silzer as the Democratic candidate for governor. This was facilitated by Hague's control over the Hudson County Democratic Party and his ability to influence the selection of candidates. Hague's influence extended beyond Jersey City and Hudson County, as he was able to elect three consecutive Democratic governors, each of whom relied on his support. His political machine provided jobs and social services to the electorate in exchange for votes, and he was known for his tight control over the Democratic Party in New Jersey. Addition\", \"url\": null}]}, {\"query\": \"Notable elections in New Jersey where Frank Hague influenced the nomination process\", \"hits\": [{\"title\": null, \"snippet\": \"Frank Hague, the mayor of Jersey City and a prominent Democratic political boss, significantly influenced the nomination process in New Jersey. Notable elections where his influence is evident include the 1922 gubernatorial election, where his candidate, Judge George Silzer, won, and the 1927 biannual elections proposal, where he campaigned against moving the governor's election to the presidential year. In these elections, Hague's control over Hudson County, particularly through his political machine, allowed him to secure victories for his favored candidates. His ability to gain huge majorities in Hudson County helped elect governors and presidents, and his machine dispensed jobs and aid in exchange for votes. The documents indicate that Hague's influence extended to the national level, \", \"url\": null}]}]}"}, {"role": "assistant", "content": "<think>Based on the information gathered, Frank Hague engineered the nomination and election of several candidates in New Jersey, particularly in the 1920s and 1930s. One notable example is the 1922 gubernatorial election where Judge George Silzer was nominated and won with Hague's support. Another example is the 1927 biannual elections proposal, where Hague campaigned against moving the governor's election to the presidential year, which was defeated due to his support from Hudson County. I will now search for more specific details about the 1922 gubernatorial election and Judge George Silzer.</think>"}, {"role": "assistant", "content": null, "tool_calls": [{"id": "call_2", "type": "function", "function": {"name": "search", "arguments": {"queries": ["1922 New Jersey gubernatorial election and Frank Hague", "George Silzer 1922 New Jersey gubernatorial election", "Frank Hague's influence on the 1922 New Jersey gubernatorial election"]}}}]}, {"role": "tool", "tool_call_id": "call_2", "name": "search", "content": "{\"results\": [{\"query\": \"1922 New Jersey gubernatorial election and Frank Hague\", \"hits\": [{\"title\": null, \"snippet\": \"In the 1922 New Jersey gubernatorial election, Frank Hague nominated and helped elect George Sebastian Silzer as the Democratic nominee. Silzer won the election with 52.19% of the vote, defeating the Republican nominee William Nelson Runyon. Hague's influence in Hudson County was significant, as he had previously selected Edward I. 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The election results showed a significant majority for the Democratic candidate, indicating Hague's strong control over Hudson County and its impact on statewide elections.\", \"url\": null}]}]}"}, {"role": "assistant", "content": "<think>Based on the information provided, the 1922 New Jersey gubernatorial election is a clear example of an election where Frank Hague engineered the nomination and won it for Judge George Silzer. The information confirms that Silzer was nominated and won the election with Hague's support. I have enough information to answer the question now.</think>"}, {"role": "assistant", "content": "<answer>1922 New Jersey gubernatorial election</answer>"}], "meta": {"source_format": "InfoSeek-RFT", "schema": "Qwen-Agent", "notes": "Converted from RFT (<think>,<search>,<information>,<answer>) to function-calling format."}}
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Bageshwari, also a town in Banke District, had a population of 9,740 and 1,711 houses in the 1991 census. Sitapur, a village development committee in Banke District, had a population of 4,372 and 780 houses in the 1991 census. The 1991 Nepal census data for Kamdi, Betahani, Bageshwari, and Sitapur in Banke District are available, but there is no specific town in Banke District with a population of exactly 5,195 and 1,013 houses mentioned. [SNIPPET]\", \"url\": null}]}, {\"query\": \"Town in Nepal with population 5,195 and 1,013 houses in 1991\", \"hits\": [{\"title\": null, \"snippet\": \"A town in Nepal with a population of 5,195 and 1,013 houses in 1991 is not explicitly mentioned in the provided documents. The closest match is Gola, Nepal, which is a village development committee in Bardiya District in Lumbini Province of south-western Nepal. 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"content": "<think>\nTo find the 1560 Japanese battle where Oda Nobunaga's force of 2,000-3,000 defeated a much larger force of 25,000, I need to search for the specific battle details including the year, the commanders, and the forces involved.\n</think>\n\n<search>\n1. Oda Nobunaga 1560 battle with 2000-3000 against 25000\n2. Battle in 1560 where Oda Nobunaga won with small force\n3. 1560 Japanese battle details Oda Nobunaga\n</search>\n\n<information>\n[Current Query]: Oda Nobunaga 1560 battle with 2000-3000 against 25000\n\nThe Battle of Okehazama, fought on June 12, 1560, was a significant victory for Oda Nobunaga against the Imagawa clan, despite being heavily outnumbered. The battle took place in Owari Province, now part of Aichi Prefecture. Imagawa Yoshimoto, leading an army of 25,000, had marched from Mikawa to Owari, aiming to challenge the Ashikaga shogunate. Oda Nobunaga, with only 2,000 to 3,000 men, decided against retreating to Kiyosu Castle and instead chose to launch a surprise attack. Nobunaga's forces, aided by the geography of the area, ambushed the Imagawa army during a thunderstorm. Yoshimoto was killed by two Oda samurai, and this victory significantly enhanced Nobunaga's reputation, leading many to pledge their allegiance to him.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: Battle in 1560 where Oda Nobunaga won with small force\n\nThe Battle of Okehazama in 1560 was a significant Japanese battle where Oda Nobunaga, commanding a force of approximately 2,000-3,000 men, decisively defeated the Imagawa clan, which had an army of 25,000 men. The battle took place in Owari Province, in today's Aichi Prefecture, and occurred on June 12, 1560. Oda Nobunaga's troops, despite being heavily outnumbered, were able to launch a surprise attack on the Imagawa forces who were celebrating a recent victory. This victory significantly boosted Oda Nobunaga's prestige and led to many samurai and warlords pledging allegiance to him.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: 1560 Japanese battle details Oda Nobunaga\n\nThe Battle of Okehazama, fought on 12 June 1560 in Owari Province, Japan, was a significant victory for Oda Nobunaga against the Imagawa clan, led by Imagawa Yoshimoto. The battle took place in the village of Okehazama, near what is now the city of Nagoya. Oda Nobunaga's forces, numbering about 2,000 to 3,000, were heavily outnumbered by the 25,000-strong Imagawa army. Despite the odds, Nobunaga's strategic planning and surprise attack, which capitalized on the geography of the area, led to a decisive victory. Yoshimoto was killed during the battle, and his death marked a turning point in the Sengoku period, establishing Nobunaga as one of the leading warlords. The battle showcased Nobunaga's ability to outmaneuver and outsmart his much larger enemy, despite the numerical disparity.\n</information>\n\n<think>\nBased on the information gathered, the battle in 1560 where Oda Nobunaga won with a small force against a much larger one was the Battle of Okehazama. It took place in Owari Province, Japan, on June 12, 1560, and involved Oda Nobunaga's force of 2,000 to 3,000 against the Imagawa clan's 25,000 men, led by Imagawa Yoshimoto.\n</think>\n\n<answer> Battle of Okehazama </answer>",
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"content": "<think>\nTo answer this question, I need to identify the bacterial disease of turfgrass that is caused by a bacterium with Xanthomonas campestris as a taxonomic synonym. I should search for the specific disease name that matches this description.\n</think>\n\n<search>\n1. bacterial disease of turfgrass caused by Xanthomonas campestris\n2. turfgrass disease with Xanthomonas campestris synonym\n3. Xanthomonas campestris taxonomic synonym bacterial turfgrass disease\n</search>\n\n<information>\n[Current Query]: bacterial disease of turfgrass caused by Xanthomonas campestris\n\nBacterial wilt of turfgrass is a disease affecting golf course turf, particularly creeping bentgrass cultivars like Toronto, C-15, Seaside, and Nemisilla. The disease is caused by the Gram-negative bacterium \"Xanthomonas translucens\" pv. \"graminis\" (syn. \"X. campestris\" pv. \"graminis\"). This bacterium overwinters in diseased plants and thatch, and is disseminated through rain splash, mowers, hoses, and other gardening equipment. Optimal conditions for the disease include prolonged periods of wetness, poorly drained soils, warm sunny days, and cool nights, especially during seasonal transitions. Management strategies include chemical control with biocides, limiting plant wounds, and reducing mowing frequency. The disease is most devastating when grass is cut to a length of between 1/8 and 3 inches.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: turfgrass disease with Xanthomonas campestris synonym\n\nTurfgrass disease caused by a bacterium with Xanthomonas campestris as a taxonomic synonym is bacterial wilt of turfgrass. The causal agent is the Gram-negative bacterium \"Xanthomonas translucens\" pv. \"graminis\" (syn. \"X. campestris\" pv. \"graminis\"). This bacterium is primarily found on putting greens at golf courses, particularly on creeping bentgrass cultivars like Toronto (C-15) and Seaside. The disease is characterized by symptoms such as yellow leaf spots, tan or brown spots, water-soaked lesions, elongated yellow leaves, and shriveling of blue or dark green leaves. The bacteria overwinter in diseased plants and thatch, and are disseminated by water, rain splash, mowers, hoses, gardening equipment, and golf shoes. The disease cycle involves the bacteria entering the plant host through wounds created by mowing, interfering with water and nutrient flow, and causing the plant to appear drought-stressed. Management strategies include the use of bactericidal treatments, chemical elicitors, and antibiotics, but these can be economically impractical and may be phytotoxic. Limiting the number of wounds the plant incurs can also help in managing the disease.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: Xanthomonas campestris taxonomic synonym bacterial turfgrass disease\n\nXanthomonas campestris is a gram-negative, obligate aerobic bacterium that is a member of the Xanthomonas genus. It has several pathovars, including Xanthomonas campestris pv. graminis, which is the causal agent of bacterial wilt of turfgrass. This disease is almost exclusively found on putting greens at golf courses, particularly affecting creeping bentgrass and annual bluegrasses. The disease spreads through wounds created by mowing and can overwinter in diseased plants and thatch. Optimal conditions for the disease include prolonged periods of wetness, poorly drained soils, warm, sunny days, and cool nights, especially during seasonal transitions. Management strategies include limiting the number of wounds the plant incurs, chemical control agents like copper, and designating a mower for use on infected greens to prevent spread.\n</information>\n\n<think>\nBased on the information gathered, the bacterial disease of turfgrass caused by a bacterium that has Xanthomonas campestris as a taxonomic synonym is bacterial wilt of turfgrass. The causal agent is the Gram-negative bacterium Xanthomonas translucens pv. graminis (syn. X. campestris pv. graminis).\n</think>\n\n<answer> Bacterial wilt of turfgrass </answer>",
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"content": "<think>\nThe question is asking for an ancient city where the daughter of Briseus lived as the wife of its ruler, and whose daughter was later given as a war prize to Achilles. I need to find the name of this city and verify the details about Briseus' daughter and her connection to Achilles.\n</think>\n\n<search>\n1. Ancient city where Briseus' daughter lived as wife of its ruler and later given to Achilles as a war prize\n2. Briseus' daughter in ancient Greek mythology and her connection to Achilles\n3. Ancient city where a daughter of Briseus was given to Achilles as a war prize\n</search>\n\n<information>\n[Current Query]: Ancient city where Briseus' daughter lived as wife of its ruler and later given to Achilles as a war prize\n\nAncient city where Briseus' daughter lived as wife of its ruler and later given to Achilles as a war prize is Lyrnessus. According to the \"Iliad\", Briseus was the father of Briseis (also known as Hippodameia), who was married to Mynes, a son of the King of Lyrnessus. During the Trojan War, the city of Lyrnessus was sacked by the Achaeans led by Achilles, and Briseis was taken as a war prize. She was initially given to Achilles, but later her fate is not explicitly stated in the provided documents. The city of Lyrnessus was ruled by a king named Euenus, and after the sacking, Briseis became a captive and slave of Achilles.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: Briseus' daughter in ancient Greek mythology and her connection to Achilles\n\nBriseus was the father of Briseis, also known as Hippodameia, who was a significant character in the \"Iliad\". Briseis was a captive woman from Lyrnessus, a city in the Troad, and was married to Mynes, a son of the King of Lyrnessus. During the Trojan War, Achilles led the assault on Lyrnessus and captured Briseis, who was subsequently given to Achilles as a war prize. According to the \"Iliad\", Briseis was described as a beautiful woman, though her appearance was left to the audience's imagination. In the \"Iliad\", Achilles and Briseis had a romanticized, domestic relationship, with Achilles expressing his love for her and her lamenting his absence. However, when Agamemnon took Briseis from Achilles, Achilles became angry and refused to fight, leading to a significant plot point in the epic. After Patroclus' death, Briseis remained with Achilles until his death, during which she prepared him for the afterlife. In medieval romances, Briseis became known as Briseida and was the daughter of Calchas, and was involved in romantic relationships with Troilus and Diomedes. It is suggested that it was Palamedes who abducted Briseis and Chryseis, though the exact circumstances of their capture are debated among different sources. Chryseis, the daughter of Chryses, was also captured by the Greeks during the Trojan War and was given to Agamemnon as a war prize. The documents do not provide specific information on the connection between Briseus' daughter and the character Chryseis, but both were captured during the Trojan War and given as war prizes.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: Ancient city where a daughter of Briseus was given to Achilles as a war prize\n\nThe ancient city where a daughter of Briseus was given to Achilles as a war prize is Lyrnessus. According to the \"Iliad\", Achilles led the assault on Lyrnessus during the Trojan War and slew several of the men in her family. Briseis, the daughter of Briseus and an unnamed mother, was subsequently given to Achilles as a war prize. She had three full brothers who died in the sacking of Lyrnessus. In the \"Cypria\", it is mentioned that Achilles also captured the queen of Pedasus, another city in the vicinity. The \"Iliad\" also mentions that after Achilles refused to fight or lead his troops alongside the other Greek forces due to the loss of Briseis, Patroclus led the Myrmidons into battle, wearing Achilles' armour, although Achilles remained at his camp.\n</information>\n\n<think>\nBased on the information provided, the ancient city where Briseus' daughter once lived as the wife of its ruler and was later given as a war prize to Achilles is Lyrnessus. The daughter in question is Briseis, also known as Hippodameia, who was married to Mynes, a son of the King of Lyrnessus. During the Trojan War, Lyrnessus was sacked by the Achaeans led by Achilles, and Briseis was taken as a war prize.\n</think>\n\n<answer> Lyrnessus </answer>",
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"content": "<think>\nTo answer this question, I need to find the specific fern species that meets all the given criteria: first described by a botanist influenced by Christiaan Hendrik Persoon, native to Southeast Brazil, and first described in 1869 under the name Alsophila dichromatolepis.\n</think>\n\n<search>\n1. Botanist influenced by Christiaan Hendrik Persoon and first described a fern in 1869\n2. Fern species native to Southeast Brazil first described in 1869 under Alsophila dichromatolepis\n3. Species of fern first described by a Persoon-influenced botanist in 1869, native to Brazil\n</search>\n\n<information>\n[Current Query]: Botanist influenced by Christiaan Hendrik Persoon and first described a fern in 1869\n\nRoelof Benjamin van den Bosch, a Dutch botanist active in the 19th century, was influenced by Christiaan Hendrik Persoon. Persoon, a German mycologist who lived from 1761 to 1836, was known for his contributions to fungal taxonomy. Van den Bosch, born in 1810 and died in 1862, is noted for his studies of ferns and mosses. Although there is no specific mention of a fern first described in 1869 by van den Bosch, his work aligns with the timeframe and influence described in the query.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: Fern species native to Southeast Brazil first described in 1869 under Alsophila dichromatolepis\n\nSpecies of fern Cyathea dichromatolepis is native to Southeast Brazil and was first described by Fée in 1869 under the name Alsophila dichromatolepis.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: Species of fern first described by a Persoon-influenced botanist in 1869, native to Brazil\n\nSpecies of fern first described by a Persoon-influenced botanist in 1869, native to Brazil, is Cyathea dichromatolepis. It was first described by Fée in 1869 under the name Alsophila dichromatolepis. This species is native to Southeast Brazil.\n</information>\n\n<think>\nBased on the information, the fern species that was first described in 1869 under the name Alsophila dichromatolepis, and is native to Southeast Brazil, is Cyathea dichromatolepis. However, I need to confirm if the botanist who first described it was influenced by Christiaan Hendrik Persoon. I will search for the botanist Fée and his influence.\n</think>\n\n<search>\n1. Botanist Fée and influence by Christiaan Hendrik Persoon\n2. Influence of Christiaan Hendrik Persoon on 19th-century botanists\n3. Botanist Fée and his work on ferns in the 19th century\n</search>\n\n<information>\n[Current Query]: Botanist Fée and influence by Christiaan Hendrik Persoon\n\nAntoine Laurent Apollinaire Fée, a French botanist, was strongly influenced by Christiaan Hendrik Persoon. Fée met Persoon in 1823 and became influenced by him. Fée is known for his works on ferns, lichens, and fungi, and published a 7-volume series on cryptogams growing on exotic medicinal barks.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: Influence of Christiaan Hendrik Persoon on 19th-century botanists\n\nChristiaan Hendrik Persoon, a German mycologist born in 1761 and active until 1836, significantly influenced 19th-century botanists. Persoon's work on fungi, particularly his contributions to Linnaean taxonomy and his introduction of the term \"lirella\" for the furrowed ascomata of the lichen genus \"Graphis,\" played a crucial role in the development of botanical science during this period. Although the documents do not provide specific information about a fern species described by a botanist influenced by Persoon and native to Southeast Brazil, Persoon's influence on botany during the 19th century is well-documented, especially in the areas of plant classification and the use of binomial nomenclature.\n\n[SNIPPET]\n\n[Current Query]: Botanist Fée and his work on ferns in the 19th century\n\nFrench botanist Antoine Laurent Apollinaire Fée, who was strongly influenced by Christiaan Hendrik Persoon, published works on ferns, lichens, and fungi. Fée's work on ferns is particularly notable, and he published a 7-volume series titled \"Essai sur les Cryptogames de écorces exotiques officinales\" (Essay on the Cryptogams that grow on Exotic Medicinal Barks). The term \"Pteridomania\" was coined in 1855 by Charles Kingsley to describe a Victorian craze for ferns, which included their collection and use in decorative arts. This period of interest in ferns was fueled by the development of better roads and railways, making the British countryside more accessible to botanists. Although the documents do not provide a specific fern species first described by Fée in 1869 under the name Alsophila dichromatolepis, they do mention that Fée was a cryptogamist, indicating his focus on ferns and other cryptogams.\n</information>\n\n<think>\nBased on the information, Antoine Laurent Apollinaire Fée, a botanist influenced by Christiaan Hendrik Persoon, is known for his work on ferns. The fern species Cyathea dichromatolepis, which was first described in 1869 and is native to Southeast Brazil, was described by Fée under the name Alsophila dichromatolepis. Therefore, the fern species that meets all the criteria is Cyathea dichromatolepis.\n</think>\n\n<answer> Cyathea dichromatolepis </answer>",
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I will search for the botanist Fée and his influence.</think>"}, {"role": "assistant", "content": null, "tool_calls": [{"id": "call_2", "type": "function", "function": {"name": "search", "arguments": {"queries": ["Botanist Fée and influence by Christiaan Hendrik Persoon", "Influence of Christiaan Hendrik Persoon on 19th-century botanists", "Botanist Fée and his work on ferns in the 19th century"]}}}]}, {"role": "tool", "tool_call_id": "call_2", "name": "search", "content": "{\"results\": [{\"query\": \"Botanist Fée and influence by Christiaan Hendrik Persoon\", \"hits\": [{\"title\": null, \"snippet\": \"Antoine Laurent Apollinaire Fée, a French botanist, was strongly influenced by Christiaan Hendrik Persoon. Fée met Persoon in 1823 and became influenced by him. Fée is known for his works on ferns, lichens, and fungi, and published a 7-volume series on cryptogams growing on exotic medicinal barks. 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