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Buno

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Other

4 related topics

People

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Places

2 related topics

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Buno

Nodes12
Edges11
Triples9
Avg. degree1.83
Density0.166667
Components1

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Buno

Top relations

related to People · 4
Buno → Conrad Buno, German, Hindu, Ramnath
related to Places · 3
Buno → Buno-Bonnevaux, FranceBuño, Spain
related to Other · 2
Buno → JapanBuno, US

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people may refer places

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Bunorelated to OtherJapanBuno0.60section
Bunorelated to OtherUS0.60section
Bunorelated to PeopleConrad Buno0.60section
Bunorelated to PeopleGerman0.60section
Bunorelated to PeopleRamnath0.60section
Bunorelated to PeopleHindu0.60section
Bunorelated to PlacesBuno-Bonnevaux0.60section
Bunorelated to PlacesFranceBuño0.60section
Bunorelated to PlacesSpain0.60section

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