DIALOG:
What is the Tajik Soviet Encyclopedia?
- Tajik Soviet Encyclopedia The Tajik Soviet Encyclopedia () is the first universal encyclopedia in the Tajik language, published in Dushanbe from 1978 to 1988 in eight volumes.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- An additional volume, "Tajik SSR", was published in both Tajik and Russian.
- Who published this encyclopedia?
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Next turn: The main editor was the president of the Academy of Sciences of the Tajik SSR, Mukhamed Asimov.

DIALOG:
What is the scientific name of Olenecamptus strigosus?
- Olenecamptus strigosus Olenecamptus strigosus is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae.
- When was it discovered?
- It was described by Pascoe in 1866.
- Where was it discovered?
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Next turn: It is known from Moluccas, Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea.

DIALOG:
what are the different types of hypogonadism
- There are forms of 46 xx gonadal dysgenesis wherein abnormalities in the FSH-receptor have been reported and are thought to be the cause of the hypogonadism.
- can you tell me more about the reproductive implications
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Next turn: Polymorphism may affect FSH receptor populations and lead to poorer responses in infertile women receiving FSH medication for IVF.

DIALOG:
What are the main elements in Lombardic language?
- Many names in the Lombard royal families show shifted consonants, particularly > in the following name components:  This sound change left two different sets of names in the Italian language: "palco" (< longobard "palk", "beam") vs. "balcone" (< longobard "balk", "wood platform"); "panca" (< longobard "panka") vs. "banca" (longobard "banka", "bench").
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- Numerous words in the Lombard language have been derived from Lombardic.
- What are some of the derived words?
- A few examples include "bicer" (< Lombardic "bikar", "glass"), "scossà" (< "skauz", "apron"), "busècca" (< "butze", "tripe") and "biott" (< "blauths", "nude").
- Are there any other interesting aspects?
- Formerly, Lombardic was classified as Ingaevonian (North Sea Germanic) or as Eastern Germanic, but these classifications are considered obsolete.
- Why are they classified as obsolete?
- The classification of Lombardic within the Germanic languages may be complicated by issues of orthography.
- What do you find to be the most interesting fact?
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According to Hutterer (1999) it is close to Old Saxon.