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CIDE

-cide is a suffix that means killing.

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CIDE

Nodes11
Edges10
Triples17
Avg. degree1.82
Density0.181818
Components1

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CIDE

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related to Organizations · 7
CIDE → Argentine, Centro, Docencia Económicas, Estado, Informaciones, Investigación, Mexico CityCoordinación
related to Arts, entertainment, and media · 6
CIDE → Canadian, Cide Hamete Benengeli, Don QuixoteCIDE-FM, English, OntarioCollaborative International Dictionary, Sioux Lookout
related to Places · 3
CIDE → Kaohsiung, Taiwan, TurkeyCide Temple
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CIDE → suffix that means killing.Cide or CIDE may also refer to

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
CIDEis asuffix that means killing.Cide or CIDE may also refer to0.90text
CIDErelated to Arts, entertainment, and mediaCide Hamete Benengeli0.60section
CIDErelated to Arts, entertainment, and mediaDon QuixoteCIDE-FM0.60section
CIDErelated to Arts, entertainment, and mediaCanadian0.60section
CIDErelated to Arts, entertainment, and mediaSioux Lookout0.60section
CIDErelated to Arts, entertainment, and mediaOntarioCollaborative International Dictionary0.60section
CIDErelated to Arts, entertainment, and mediaEnglish0.60section
CIDErelated to OrganizationsCentro0.60section
CIDErelated to OrganizationsInvestigación0.60section
CIDErelated to OrganizationsDocencia Económicas0.60section
CIDErelated to OrganizationsMexico CityCoordinación0.60section
CIDErelated to OrganizationsInformaciones0.60section

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