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Art, entertainment, and media

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Other uses

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Places

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People

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Weird

Nodes19
Edges18
Triples17
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.105263
Components1

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Weird

Top relations

related to Music · 6
Weird → Five Seconds Flat, Hanson, Hilary Duff's, Hilary DuffWeird, Lizzy McAlpine's, YungbludNew Weird America
related to People · 3
Weird → American, Weird Al, Yankovic
related to Other art, entertainment, and media · 2
Weird → DC Comics, The Al Yankovic Story
related to Other uses · 2
Weird → Deltarune's, Western
related to Places · 2
Weird → Minnesota, Weird Lake
related to Literature · 1
Weird → Weird US
see also · 1
Weird → Weirdo

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literature music may refer places people art entertainment media uses see also

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Weirdrelated to LiteratureWeird US0.60section
Weirdrelated to MusicHanson0.60section
Weirdrelated to MusicHilary Duff's0.60section
Weirdrelated to MusicHilary DuffWeird0.60section
Weirdrelated to MusicYungbludNew Weird America0.60section
Weirdrelated to MusicLizzy McAlpine's0.60section
Weirdrelated to MusicFive Seconds Flat0.60section
Weirdrelated to Other art, entertainment, and mediaDC Comics0.60section
Weirdrelated to Other art, entertainment, and mediaThe Al Yankovic Story0.60section
Weirdrelated to Other usesWestern0.60section
Weirdrelated to Other usesDeltarune's0.60section
Weirdrelated to PeopleWeird Al0.60section

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