Wall of the Farmers-General toll gates
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The Wall of the Farmers-General toll gates was a late-18th-century Parisian barrier designed by architect Claude Nicolas Ledoux to control and tax goods entering the city, notorious for its unpopularity and later demolition.
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Target entity: Wall of the Farmers-General toll gates Context triple: [Claude Nicolas Ledoux, notableWork, Wall of the Farmers-General toll gates]
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Cotton Merchants' Gate
Cotton Merchants' Gate is a historic entrance on the western side of Jerusalem’s Temple Mount (Haram al-Sharif), traditionally associated with the nearby cotton market and used by worshippers and visitors to access the sacred compound.
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Hampoort city gate
Hampoort city gate is a historic town gate in Grave, Netherlands, notable as a remnant of the city’s former fortifications.
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North gate
North gate is one of the main entrances to Ho Chi Minh City’s historic Bến Thành Market, serving as a prominent access point and landmark for visitors.
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Koepoort city gate
Koepoort city gate is a historic fortified entrance of the Dutch city of Middelburg, notable for its architectural and cultural heritage.
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Porte des Morts Passage
Porte des Morts Passage is a notoriously treacherous strait in Lake Michigan, off the tip of Wisconsin’s Door Peninsula, known for its dangerous currents, shipwrecks, and maritime legends.
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- G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.
Target entity: Wall of the Farmers-General toll gates Target entity description: The Wall of the Farmers-General toll gates was a late-18th-century Parisian barrier designed by architect Claude Nicolas Ledoux to control and tax goods entering the city, notorious for its unpopularity and later demolition.
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A.
Cotton Merchants' Gate
Cotton Merchants' Gate is a historic entrance on the western side of Jerusalem’s Temple Mount (Haram al-Sharif), traditionally associated with the nearby cotton market and used by worshippers and visitors to access the sacred compound.
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B.
Hampoort city gate
Hampoort city gate is a historic town gate in Grave, Netherlands, notable as a remnant of the city’s former fortifications.
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C.
North gate
North gate is one of the main entrances to Ho Chi Minh City’s historic Bến Thành Market, serving as a prominent access point and landmark for visitors.
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D.
Koepoort city gate
Koepoort city gate is a historic fortified entrance of the Dutch city of Middelburg, notable for its architectural and cultural heritage.
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E.
Porte des Morts Passage
Porte des Morts Passage is a notoriously treacherous strait in Lake Michigan, off the tip of Wisconsin’s Door Peninsula, known for its dangerous currents, shipwrecks, and maritime legends.
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Subject: Wall of the Farmers-General toll gates Description of subject: The Wall of the Farmers-General toll gates was a late-18th-century Parisian barrier designed by architect Claude Nicolas Ledoux to control and tax goods entering the city, notorious for its unpopularity and later demolition.
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