You are given the conttent of a table in the input (row by row). Generate an unambiguous question based on the information present in the table, such that: 1) It's answer is unique and is in the given table, 2) Its answer is a contiguous text span from the table. Avoid creating questions that can be answered correctly without reading/understanding the table

[Q]: Table: ['Date', 'Train', 'Location', 'Present location', 'Comments', 'Top speed (km/h)']. ['1969 / 1970 ?', 'Transrapid 01', 'Munich', 'Deutsches Museum, Munich', 'By Krauss-Maffei. Indoor benchtop model. Only 600 mm long track.', '']. ['6 May 1971', 'MBB Prinzipfahrzeug', "MBB's Ottobrunn factory (near Munich), West Germany", '?', 'By MBB. First passenger-carrying principle vehicle. 660 m test track. Prinzipfahrzeug=principle [demonstrator] vehicle.', '90 (1971)']. ['6 October 1971', 'Transrapid 02', "Krauss-Maffei's plant in Munich - Allach, West Germany", 'Krauss-Maffei, Munich', 'By Krauss-Maffei. 930 m test track which included one curve. Displayed at Paris Expo from 4 June to 9 June 1973.', '164 (October 1971)']. ['16 August 1972', 'Transrapid 03', 'Munich', 'Scrapped', 'By Krauss-Maffei. Air-cushion vehicle (ACV or hovercraft) propelled by a linear motor. The system was abandoned in 1973 due to the too high noise generation and the too large consumption. Attempts in France (Aerotrain) and in the USA ([1]) led in the following years to similar decisions. 930 m test track.', '140 (September 1972)']. ['1972 / 1974 ?', 'Erlangener Erprobungstrager (EET 01)', 'Southern edge of Erlangen (near Nuremberg), West Germany', '?', 'By Siemens and others. Electrodynamic suspension (EDS) (like JR-Maglev). Unmanned. 880 m circular track. Erlangener Erprobungstrager=Erlangen test carrier.', '160 / 230 (1974) ?']. ['20 December 1973', 'Transrapid 04', 'Munich - Allach, West Germany', 'Technik Museum Speyer', 'By Krauss-Maffei.', '250 (end 1973), 253.2 (21 November 1977)']. ['1974 / January 1975 ?', 'Komponentenmesstrager (KOMET)', 'Manching, West Germany', '?', 'By MBB. Unmanned. 1300 m track.', '401.3 (1974)']. ['1975', 'HMB1', 'Thyssen Henschel in Kassel, West Germany', '?', 'By Thyssen Henschel. First functional longstator vehicle. 100 m guideway. Unmanned.', '']. ['1976', 'HMB2', 'Thyssen Henschel in Kassel, West Germany', '?', "By Thyssen Henschel. World's first passenger-carrying, longstator vehicle. 100 m guideway.", '36 (or 40 ?)']. ['17 May 1979', 'Transrapid 05', 'International Transportation Exhibition (IVA 79) in Hamburg. Reassembled in Kassel in 1980.', 'ThyssenKrupp, Kassel', '908 m track.', '75']. ['June 1983', 'Transrapid 06', 'Transrapid Versuchsanlage Emsland (TVE), West Germany', 'A part is in Deutsches Museum, Bonn', 'Presented to public in Munich on 13 March 1983. 31.5 km track.', '302 (1984), 355 (1985), 392 (1987), 406 (1987), 412.6 (January 1988)']. ['1988', 'Transrapid 07', 'Transrapid Versuchsanlage Emsland (TVE), West Germany', 'Munich International Airport and Infozentrum Lathen (TVE Emsland)', 'Presented to public at the International Transportation Exhibition (IVA 88) in Hamburg.', '436 (1989), 450 (17 June 1993)']. ['August 1999', 'Transrapid 08', 'Transrapid Versuchsanlage Emsland (TVE), Germany', 'Destroyed 22 September 2006 in accident', '', '']. ['2002', 'Transrapid SMT', 'Shanghai Maglev Train, China', 'Shanghai, China', '', '501 (12 November 2003)']. ['2007', 'Transrapid 09', 'Transrapid Versuchsanlage Emsland (TVE), Germany', '?', '', '']
[A]: what are all trains?


[Q]: Table: ['Model', 'Released', 'Usage', 'Features', 'Storage']. ['Betsie/Dottie', 'Unknown', 'Used for calculating odds for bookmakers', '', '']. ['SADIE', '1966', 'Sterling And Decimal Invoicing Electronically', 'Programming stored on soldered-through connectors on double-sided printed circuit cards, connecting instruction type on one side of the card with instruction number on the other side. IBM 2741 Selectric-style golf-ball teleprinter for user interface.', 'Nickel acoustic delay line working storage (8 words of decimal arithmetic). Paper tape and edge-punched cards. Magnetic stripe cards for the teleprinter-style user interface. Could be switched between decimal and Sterling at the flick of a switch as it said in the publicity.']. ['SUSIE', '1967', 'Stock Updating and Sales Invoicing Electronically', 'Programmes (2) stored on drum, each with 1000 machine instructions. Programme could be loaded from or written out to paper tape. User interface as SADIE.', 'As for SADIE, plus magnetic drum (6k words)']. ['Mark 1', '1970', 'Sales Order processing', 'Architecture similar to the Data General NOVA in that the memory and I/O highways were separate whereas DEC used a common highway for memory and I/O with the peripherals occupying memory addresses. The NOVA was a 16 bit design but the Molecular was 18 bit allowing signed arithmetic and a memory parity check bit. The instruction set was in some ways similar to the Nova. The M18 was designed by a small team headed by Colin Chapman & Ian Miller.', '']. ['Operating system known as LOS developed by Joe Templeman in Leicester office of Systemation. Programming was done in octal notation machine code in longhand using coding sheets. The 17 bit word allowed the limited storage of 3 bytes per word using Metacode', 'Ferrite core memory. from Plessey or Fabritek and later EMM. Front-loading disk drive Optional paper tape reader D400 front-loading cartridge 875 kbit D800 1.75 Mbit', '', '', '']. ['Mark 2', '1973', 'Sales Order Processing', 'Totally new processor with hardware interrupt stacking, a variable cycle time and new disc controller. Same basic architecture as the MK1. Used a totally new OS. Water-cooled cabinets with remote chiller unit initially, later normal fan cooling.', 'Fabritek or EMM ferrite core memory. Introduced the DD1600 CDC 9427 top-loading disk drive one fixed one removable and/or a large multi-platter CDC removable disk drive.']. ['Mark 3', '', '', 'Designation not used but was effectively the 3ME/6ME which was a MK2 processor modified to run the MK1 OS and application software. Hardware interrupt stacking disabled. Used a low capacity version of the CDC 9427', '']. ['Mark 4', '', 'SOP, Livestock Markets, Paper merchants, Plumbers merchants.', 'Developed after the demise of BCL by ABS computers. Basically a 6ME in a new cabinet with lead acid battery backed static RAM instead of ferrite core. Programming still done in octal notation machine code in longhand using coding sheets.', 'Core Memory or static RAM, Introduced the CDC Hawk 9427H disk drive, up to 4 supported per controller, max 2 controllers and/or a large multi-platter CDC D8000 removable disk drive.']. ['Mark 5', '1984', 'SOP, Livestock Markets, Paper merchants, Plumbers merchants.', 'Basically a re engineering of the 6ME processor to remove redundant stack logic and reduced to 3 boards with a printed circuit backplane instead of the costly wire wrapped backplane used for earlier models. Hardware re-design by Systemation Developments K. A. Howlett (Keith Alec b1943 son of W A Howlett)with assistance in the final test stages by G. Boote. Cabinet design by Business Computers Systems Ltd. Hardware designed and manufactured by Systemation Developments for Business computers Systems.', 'Initially large-format Ampex ferrite core memory then static RAM, both introduced by Systemation Developments. Later Bank switching memory introduced (32K 18 bit words base memory plus up to 8 X 32K banks). First sold with CDC Hawk 9427H drives later CDC Lark 2 disk drives. Memory and new RS232 4 port I/O card (Quad I/O) by K. A. Howlett, Lark 2 disc controller by J. Adams. Up to four CDC Lark or Amcodyne drives per controller, max 2 controllers.']. ['Distributor', '1986', 'SOP, Livestock Markets, Paper merchants, Plumbers merchants.', "Smaller version of the Mark 5 in an oversized PC style vertical cabinet with a CDC Lark 2 drive built in. Designed and manufactured by Systemation Developments K. A. Howlett for Business Computers Systems. A single board processor was developed to replace the 3 card processor and was working but never came to market. At the same time a Transputer based maths co-processor had also been developed. Assembler programming introduced by Systemation Developments with the aid of a third party, running on PC's with the program then downloaded to the M18.", 'Support for seven additional external Lark 2 or Amcodyne drives 4 per controller including the integral drive. 32K 18 bit words of base memory plus up to 8 32K banks.']. ['', '1990(?)', 'SOP, Livestock Markets, Paper merchants, Plumbers merchants.', "A single board processor was developed to replace the 3 card processor and was working but never came to market. At the same time a Transputer based maths co-processor had also been developed. Assembler programming introduced by Systemation Developments with the aid of a third party, running on PC's with the program then downloaded to the M18.", 'Support for seven additional external Lark 2 or Amcodyne drives 4 per controller including the integral drive. 32K 18 bit words of base memory plus up to 8 32K banks.']. ['Distributor EP', '1989', 'SOP, Livestock Markets', 'Enhanced version of the Distributor', 'SCSI disk and tape support']
[A]: what are all the model names?


[Q]: Table: ['Album title', 'Format', 'Year', 'Original label', 'Chart positions']. ['Distant Plastic Trees', 'LP', '1991', 'Red Flame', '--']. ['The Wayward Bus', 'LP', '1992', 'PoPuP', '--']. ['The House of Tomorrow', 'EP', '1992', 'Feel Good All Over', '--']. ['The Charm of the Highway Strip', 'LP', '1994', 'Merge Records', '--']. ['Holiday', 'LP', '1994', 'Feel Good All Over', '--']. ['Get Lost', 'LP', '1995', 'Merge Records', '--']. ['69 Love Songs', 'LP', '1999', 'Merge Records', '--']. ['i', 'LP', '2004', 'Nonesuch Records', '#152 (Billboard 200)']. ['Distortion', 'LP', '2008', 'Nonesuch Records', '#77 (Billboard 200)']. ['Realism', 'LP', '2010', 'Nonesuch Records', '#110 (Billboard 200)']. ['Love at the Bottom of the Sea', 'LP', '2012', 'Merge Records', '#89 (Billboard 200)']
[A]:
which album titles reached the billboard 200?


