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Bute

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Bute

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples53
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
Components1

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Bute

Top relations

related to Places · 22
Bute → Argyll, ArranCounty, AustraliaBute, British Columbia, Buteshire, CanadaBute County, Cardiff, CardiffBute Street, England, Hong KongBute Street, Isle, Kenya, KenyaBute Inlet, London, North Carolina, ScotlandBute, ScotlandSound, South Australia, United StatesBute Street, Wajir County
related to Other uses · 17
Bute → Argonaut, Budtė, Butes, Caledonian MacBrayne, Cardiff University, Clyde, Economics, Edinburgh, First Minister, Greek, House, Lithuanian, Medical School, ScotlandBute Building, St AndrewsMV Bute, Technology, University
related to People · 8
Bute → American, ButeLord, Ellen Bute, Great Britain, Marquess, Peerage, Romanian-Canadian, Scotland
see also · 5
Bute → All, British, Butes, ButeSS Empire Bute, Second World WarButte
related to Drugs · 1
Bute → Phenylbutazone

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Important terminology

also may refer people places drugs uses see

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Buterelated to DrugsPhenylbutazone0.60section
Buterelated to Other usesBudtė0.60section
Buterelated to Other usesLithuanian0.60section
Buterelated to Other usesGreek0.60section
Buterelated to Other usesButes0.60section
Buterelated to Other usesArgonaut0.60section
Buterelated to Other usesMedical School0.60section
Buterelated to Other usesUniversity0.60section
Buterelated to Other usesSt AndrewsMV Bute0.60section
Buterelated to Other usesCaledonian MacBrayne0.60section
Buterelated to Other usesClyde0.60section
Buterelated to Other usesHouse0.60section

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