Marketing strategy

company product service industry brand country location organization person founder position event action founding accusition merger partnership expansion restructuring divestment sale bankruptcy financial_metric business_concept revenue profit loss investment funding market_share competition market_trend regulation innovation sustainability corporate_social_responsibility award date/time year period

Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is NER: Named Entity Recognition.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': ['Person', 'Organization', 'Location', 'Date', 'Product'], 'Text': 'The Eiffel Tower in Paris, designed by Gustave Eiffel, is one of the most famous landmarks in France.', 'Entities': [['Eiffel Tower', 'Location'], ['Paris', 'Location'], ['Gustave Eiffel', 'Person'], ['France', 'Location']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Entity", "Type"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: ["company", "product", "service", "industry", "brand", "country", "location", "organization", "person", "founder", "position", "event", "action", "founding", "accusition", "merger", "partnership", "expansion", "restructuring", "divestment", "sale", "bankruptcy", "financial_metric", "business_concept", "revenue", "profit", "loss", "investment", "funding", "market_share", "competition", "market_trend", "regulation", "innovation", "sustainability", "corporate_social_responsibility", "award", "date/time", "year", "period"]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, Marketing strategy: Nike promotes its products throughsponsorship agreementswith celebrity athletes, professional teams and college athletic teams. Nike has endorsement deals with many top sports players such asLeBron James,Kevin Durant, andSerena Williams.

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company"
]

[
    "Q39809 - marketing: study and process of promoting, distributing, and selling products or services to customers",
    "Q11754653 - Marketing: Wikimedia project page",
    "Q10355417 - advertising person: person concerned with the creation of advertisments",
    "Q15817691 - Marketing: journal",
    "Q27714459 - Marketing health services: journal"
]

[
    "Q10346136 - sponsorship: being a sponsor, aid or support provided by a sponsor in exchange for advertising",
    "Q3474981 - Sponsorship scandal: Canadian government scandal",
    "Q3332179 - Sponsorships in the domaine de Versailles: None",
    "Q5509029 - Funding bias: tendency of a scientific study to support the interests of its funder",
    "Q7579041 - Sponsorship broker: individual or agency that secures funding for properties"
]

[
    "Q36159 - LeBron James: American basketball player (born 1984)",
    "Q108870659 - LeBron James: main protagonist in the 2021 film Space Jam: A New Legacy based on the real-life LeBron James",
    "Q1035043 - lebron james: species of plant",
    "Q22302425 - Bronny James: American basketball player (born 2004)",
    "Q110539680 - James family: fictional family from Space Jam: A New Legacy"
]

[
    "Q11459 - Serena Williams: American tennis player (1981)",
    "Q3488059 - Serena Williams career statistics: tennis statistics of Serena Williams",
    "Q17166057 - Serena Williams' early career: None",
    "Q124025330 - Serena Williams at the 2013 US Open: None",
    "Q124026503 - Serena Williams at the 2011 AEGON International: None"
]

[
    "Q29545 - Kevin Durant: American basketball player",
    "Q102806986 - Kevin Durant: Ph.D. Universiteit Stellenbosch 2017",
    "Q20472513 - Kevin Durant'in kariyer başarıları ve ödülleri listesi: Wikimedia list article"
]


Marketing strategy

Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is RE: Relation Extraction.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': [{'designed': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Structure'}}, {'located_in': {'domain': 'Structure', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'part_of': {'domain': 'City', 'range': 'Country'}}, {'friends_with': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Person'}}, {'lives_at': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'visits': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'accompanied_by': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Person'}}, {'shares': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Product'}}], 'Text': 'Gustave Eiffel designed the Eiffel Tower, which is located in Paris, France.', 'Relations': [['Gustave Eiffel', 'designed', 'Eiffel Tower'], ['Eiffel Tower', 'located_in', 'Paris'], ['Paris', 'part_of', 'France']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Subject", "Relation", "Object"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: [{"part_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"parent_company_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"subsidiary_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"acquired": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"divested": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"owns_brand": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"holds_stake_in": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"spun_off": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"formed_from": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"founded_by": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Person"}}, {"has_CEO": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Person"}}, {"manufactures": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"develops": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"produces": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"sells": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"has_product_line": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"is_a_type_of": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"is_brand_of": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Organization"}}, {"features_technology": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Technology"}}, {"uses_material": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Material"}}, {"launched_product": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"had_revenue_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"had_profit_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"in_year": {"domain": "FinancialMetric", "range": "Year"}}, {"market_value_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"is_publicly_traded": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Boolean"}}, {"listed_on_exchange": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "StockExchange"}}, {"experienced_growth": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "FinancialMetric"}}, {"occurred_in_year": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Year"}}, {"occurred_on_date": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "SpecificDate"}}, {"resulted_in": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Outcome"}}, {"preceded": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"followed_by": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"marked_milestone": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Organization"}}, {"influenced_by": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"led_to": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"was_a_response_to": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"has_trademark": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Trademark"}}, {"uses_logo": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Logo"}}, {"acquired_trademark_from": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"is_known_for": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Characteristic"}}, {"launched_campaign": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "BusinessConcept"}}]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, Marketing strategy: Nike promotes its products throughsponsorship agreementswith celebrity athletes, professional teams and college athletic teams. Nike has endorsement deals with many top sports players such asLeBron James,Kevin Durant, andSerena Williams.

Nike,_Inc

Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company

Q36159 - LeBron James: American basketball player (born 1984)

Q108870659 - LeBron James: main protagonist in the 2021 film Space Jam: A New Legacy based on the real-life LeBron James

Q1035043 - lebron james: species of plant

Q22302425 - Bronny James: American basketball player (born 2004)

Q110539680 - James family: fictional family from Space Jam: A New Legacy

Nike,_Inc

Q29545 - Kevin Durant: American basketball player

Q102806986 - Kevin Durant: Ph.D. Universiteit Stellenbosch 2017

Q20472513 - Kevin Durant'in kariyer başarıları ve ödülleri listesi: Wikimedia list article

Nike,_Inc

Q11459 - Serena Williams: American tennis player (1981)

Q3488059 - Serena Williams career statistics: tennis statistics of Serena Williams

Q17166057 - Serena Williams' early career: None

Q124025330 - Serena Williams at the 2013 US Open: None

Q124026503 - Serena Williams at the 2011 AEGON International: None


Advertising

company product service industry brand country location organization person founder position event action founding accusition merger partnership expansion restructuring divestment sale bankruptcy financial_metric business_concept revenue profit loss investment funding market_share competition market_trend regulation innovation sustainability corporate_social_responsibility award date/time year period

Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is NER: Named Entity Recognition.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': ['Person', 'Organization', 'Location', 'Date', 'Product'], 'Text': 'The Eiffel Tower in Paris, designed by Gustave Eiffel, is one of the most famous landmarks in France.', 'Entities': [['Eiffel Tower', 'Location'], ['Paris', 'Location'], ['Gustave Eiffel', 'Person'], ['France', 'Location']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Entity", "Type"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: ["company", "product", "service", "industry", "brand", "country", "location", "organization", "person", "founder", "position", "event", "action", "founding", "accusition", "merger", "partnership", "expansion", "restructuring", "divestment", "sale", "bankruptcy", "financial_metric", "business_concept", "revenue", "profit", "loss", "investment", "funding", "market_share", "competition", "market_trend", "regulation", "innovation", "sustainability", "corporate_social_responsibility", "award", "date/time", "year", "period"]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, Advertising: In 1982, Nike aired its first three national television ads, created by newly formed ad agencyWieden+Kennedy(W+K), during the broadcast of theNew York Marathon.The Cannes Advertising Festival has named Nike its Advertiser of the Year in 1994 and 2003, making it the first company to receive that honor twice. Nike also has earned theEmmy Awardfor best commercial in 2000 and 2002. The first was for "The Morning After," a satirical look at what a runner might face on the morning of January 1, 2000, if every dire prediction about theY2K problemcame to fruition.The second was for a 2002 spot called "Move," which featured a series of famous and everyday athletes in a variety of athletic pursuits. Nike was criticized for its use of theBeatlessong "Revolution" in a 1987 commercial against the wishes ofApple Records, the Beatles' recording company. Nike paid US$250,000 toCapitol RecordsInc., which held the North American licensing rights to the recordings, for the right to use the Beatles' rendition for a year. That same year, Apple Records sued Nike Inc., Capitol Records Inc.,EMI RecordsInc. and Wieden+Kennedy for $15 million.Capitol-EMI countered by saying the lawsuit was "groundless" because Capitol had licensed the use of "Revolution" with the "active support and encouragement ofYoko Ono, a shareholder and director of Apple Records." Nike discontinued airing ads featuring "Revolution" in March 1988. Yoko Ono later gave permission to Nike to useJohn Lennon's "Instant Karma" in another advertisement. Nike was an early adopter ofinternet marketing,email managementtechnologies, and usingbroadcastandnarrowcastcommunication technologies to create multimedia marketing campaigns. In late June 2005, Nike received criticism fromIan MacKaye, owner ofDischord Records, guitarist/vocalist forFugaziandThe Evens, and front man of the defunct punk bandMinor Threat, for appropriating imagery and text from Minor Threat's1981 self-titled album's cover art in a flyer promotingNike Skateboarding's 2005 East Coast demo tour. On June 27, Nike Skateboarding's website issued an apology to Dischord, Minor Threat, and fans of both and announced that they have tried to remove and dispose of all flyers. They stated that the people who designed it were skateboarders and Minor Threat fans themselves who created the advertisement out of respect and appreciation for the band.The dispute was eventually settled out of court between Nike and Minor Threat. As part of the 6.0 campaign, Nike introduced a new line of T-shirts that include phrases such as "Dope", "Get High" and "Ride Pipe" – sports lingo that is also adouble entendrefordrug use. Boston MayorThomas Meninoexpressed his objection to the shirts after seeing them in a window display at the city's Niketown and asked the store to remove the display. "What we don't need is a major corporation like Nike, which tries to appeal to the younger generation, out there giving credence to the drug issue," Menino toldThe Boston Herald. A company official stated the shirts were meant to pay homage to extreme sports, and that Nike does not condone the illegal use of drugs.Nike was forced to replace the shirt line.

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company"
]

[
    "Q12072897 - Wieden+Kennedy: independent American advertising agency",
    "Q7951631 - WKE: American company",
    "Q130757538 - Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam: Dutch design company"
]

[
    "Q1985 - 2000: calendar year",
    "Q241253 - 2000: natural number",
    "Q8544 - 2000 Summer Olympics: Games of the XXVII Olympiad, in Sydney, Australia",
    "Q35024 - 2000s: decade from 2000 to 2009",
    "Q855688 - 2000 Summer Paralympics: multi-parasport event in Sydney, Australia"
]

[
    "Q123737 - Emmy Award: American television production award",
    "Q28864472 - 69th Primetime Emmy Awards: Emmy Awards honoring the best in U.S. prime time television programming from June 1, 2016 until May 31, 2017",
    "Q1044427 - Primetime Emmy Award: Academy of Television Arts & Sciences accolade",
    "Q28445729 - Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Actress in a Short Form Comedy or Drama Series: television award category",
    "Q28445727 - Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Actor in a Short Form Comedy or Drama Series: television award category"
]

[
    "Q1987 - 2002: calendar year",
    "Q841347 - 2002: natural number",
    "Q52160856 - 2002: 2018 song by Anne-Marie Rose Nicholson",
    "Q111967692 - 2002: cover of Martha Helen",
    "Q9668 - 2002 Winter Olympics: 19th edition of Winter Olympics, in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States"
]

[
    "Q1195881 - The Morning After: 1986 film directed by Sidney Lumet",
    "Q7752271 - The Morning After: album from Canadian R&B singer Deborah Cox",
    "Q1450766 - The Morning After: 1988 album by Tankard",
    "Q1976508 - The Morning After: episode of Beverly Hills, 90210 (S9 E1)",
    "Q7752274 - The Morning After: song by Maureen McGovern from The Poseidon Adventure film"
]

[
    "Q218941 - Year 2000 problem: class of computer bugs related to dates beginning in the year 2000"
]

[
    "Q213710 - Apple Records: UK international record label; imprint of Apple Corps Ltd.",
    "Q61295007 - The Beatles: 1968 UK 2xLP by The Beatles; Apple Records – PMC 7067/8",
    "Q66422900 - Apple Records SP catalog: Wikimedia singles discography",
    "Q61581314 - Abbey Road: 1969 UK LP by The Beatles; Apple Records – PCS 7088",
    "Q61502068 - Yellow Submarine: 1969 UK LP by The Beatles; Apple Records – PMC 7070; mono"
]

[
    "Q193023 - Capitol Records: American record label",
    "Q5035920 - Capitol Records Nashville: US record label; sublabel of Capitol Records",
    "Q65594310 - Capitol Records SP catalog: Wikimedia singles discography",
    "Q56154872 - Capitol Recording Corporation: US record company; owner of the Capitol label",
    "Q60675492 - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band: 1967 US LP by The Beatles; mono; Capitol Records – MAS 2653"
]

[
    "Q30 - United States: country located primarily in North America",
    "Q637413 - United States Census Bureau: U.S. agency responsible for the census and related statistics",
    "Q11703 - United States Virgin Islands: unincorporated territory of the United States of America",
    "Q4917 - United States dollar: official currency of the United States",
    "Q214867 - National Gallery of Art: national art museum in Washington, D.C."
]

[
    "Q81509 - Minor Threat: American hardcore punk band",
    "Q82585 - First Two 7\"s on a 12\": 1984 compilation album by Minor Threat",
    "Q1568208 - Minor Threat EP: EP by Minor Threat"
]

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company"
]

[
    "Q455545 - Ian MacKaye: American singer and record label owner",
    "Q111943250 - Get Loaded and Fuck: 1988 compilation album by Poison Idea"
]

[
    "Q13653445 - Nike Skateboarding: clothing brand"
]

[
    "Q2019 - 2005: year",
    "Q841374 - 2005: natural number",
    "Q428598 - 2005 United Kingdom general election: election of members to the House of Commons in 2005",
    "Q53385836 - 2005-2006 one-year-period: period of about one year starting in 2005 and ending in 2006",
    "Q520673 - Mazda RX-8: rotary powered sports car manufactured by Japanese automobile manufacturer Mazda from 2003–2012"
]

[
    "Q100 - Boston: capital and largest city of Massachusetts, United States",
    "Q311975 - Boston: town and port in Lincolnshire, England, UK",
    "Q204289 - Boston: American rock band",
    "Q16860275 - Boston: family name",
    "Q314574 - Boston: municipality of the Philippines in the province of Davao Oriental"
]

[
    "Q941404 - Thomas Menino: 53rd mayor of Boston, Massachusetts, USA (1942-2014)"
]

[
    "Q773802 - Boston Herald: US newspaper"
]

[
    "Q85915621 - Get High-limit Disability Insurance without Medical Exam: scientific article published on 01 March 2015",
    "Q105851134 - Get High and Get Stupid: The Effect of Alcohol and Marijuana Use on Teen Sexual Behavior: None",
    "Q118761866 - Get High Quality Video Flies During Proceeding Streaming Media Courseware: scholarly article in Modern Educational Technology, no. 1, 2006"
]

Output: None of the candidates

Output: None of the candidates


Advertising

Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is RE: Relation Extraction.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': [{'designed': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Structure'}}, {'located_in': {'domain': 'Structure', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'part_of': {'domain': 'City', 'range': 'Country'}}, {'friends_with': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Person'}}, {'lives_at': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'visits': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'accompanied_by': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Person'}}, {'shares': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Product'}}], 'Text': 'Gustave Eiffel designed the Eiffel Tower, which is located in Paris, France.', 'Relations': [['Gustave Eiffel', 'designed', 'Eiffel Tower'], ['Eiffel Tower', 'located_in', 'Paris'], ['Paris', 'part_of', 'France']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Subject", "Relation", "Object"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: [{"part_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"parent_company_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"subsidiary_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"acquired": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"divested": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"owns_brand": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"holds_stake_in": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"spun_off": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"formed_from": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"founded_by": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Person"}}, {"has_CEO": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Person"}}, {"manufactures": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"develops": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"produces": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"sells": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"has_product_line": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"is_a_type_of": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"is_brand_of": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Organization"}}, {"features_technology": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Technology"}}, {"uses_material": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Material"}}, {"launched_product": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"had_revenue_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"had_profit_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"in_year": {"domain": "FinancialMetric", "range": "Year"}}, {"market_value_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"is_publicly_traded": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Boolean"}}, {"listed_on_exchange": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "StockExchange"}}, {"experienced_growth": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "FinancialMetric"}}, {"occurred_in_year": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Year"}}, {"occurred_on_date": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "SpecificDate"}}, {"resulted_in": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Outcome"}}, {"preceded": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"followed_by": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"marked_milestone": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Organization"}}, {"influenced_by": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"led_to": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"was_a_response_to": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"has_trademark": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Trademark"}}, {"uses_logo": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Logo"}}, {"acquired_trademark_from": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"is_known_for": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Characteristic"}}, {"launched_campaign": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "BusinessConcept"}}]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, Advertising: In 1982, Nike aired its first three national television ads, created by newly formed ad agencyWieden+Kennedy(W+K), during the broadcast of theNew York Marathon.The Cannes Advertising Festival has named Nike its Advertiser of the Year in 1994 and 2003, making it the first company to receive that honor twice. Nike also has earned theEmmy Awardfor best commercial in 2000 and 2002. The first was for "The Morning After," a satirical look at what a runner might face on the morning of January 1, 2000, if every dire prediction about theY2K problemcame to fruition.The second was for a 2002 spot called "Move," which featured a series of famous and everyday athletes in a variety of athletic pursuits. Nike was criticized for its use of theBeatlessong "Revolution" in a 1987 commercial against the wishes ofApple Records, the Beatles' recording company. Nike paid US$250,000 toCapitol RecordsInc., which held the North American licensing rights to the recordings, for the right to use the Beatles' rendition for a year. That same year, Apple Records sued Nike Inc., Capitol Records Inc.,EMI RecordsInc. and Wieden+Kennedy for $15 million.Capitol-EMI countered by saying the lawsuit was "groundless" because Capitol had licensed the use of "Revolution" with the "active support and encouragement ofYoko Ono, a shareholder and director of Apple Records." Nike discontinued airing ads featuring "Revolution" in March 1988. Yoko Ono later gave permission to Nike to useJohn Lennon's "Instant Karma" in another advertisement. Nike was an early adopter ofinternet marketing,email managementtechnologies, and usingbroadcastandnarrowcastcommunication technologies to create multimedia marketing campaigns. In late June 2005, Nike received criticism fromIan MacKaye, owner ofDischord Records, guitarist/vocalist forFugaziandThe Evens, and front man of the defunct punk bandMinor Threat, for appropriating imagery and text from Minor Threat's1981 self-titled album's cover art in a flyer promotingNike Skateboarding's 2005 East Coast demo tour. On June 27, Nike Skateboarding's website issued an apology to Dischord, Minor Threat, and fans of both and announced that they have tried to remove and dispose of all flyers. They stated that the people who designed it were skateboarders and Minor Threat fans themselves who created the advertisement out of respect and appreciation for the band.The dispute was eventually settled out of court between Nike and Minor Threat. As part of the 6.0 campaign, Nike introduced a new line of T-shirts that include phrases such as "Dope", "Get High" and "Ride Pipe" – sports lingo that is also adouble entendrefordrug use. Boston MayorThomas Meninoexpressed his objection to the shirts after seeing them in a window display at the city's Niketown and asked the store to remove the display. "What we don't need is a major corporation like Nike, which tries to appeal to the younger generation, out there giving credence to the drug issue," Menino toldThe Boston Herald. A company official stated the shirts were meant to pay homage to extreme sports, and that Nike does not condone the illegal use of drugs.Nike was forced to replace the shirt line.

Nike,_Inc.

Q13653445 - Nike Skateboarding: clothing brand

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Q131151 - t-shirt: piece of clothing with short sleeves, a round or V-shaped neckline, without collars, pockets or buttons

Q29812203 - Teashirt Dmel_CG1374: protein found in Drosophila melanogaster

Q1608687 - long-sleeved t-shirt: round- or V-necked jersey top with long sleeves

Q1650865 - T-Shirt: 2008 song by  Shontelle

Nike,_Inc.

Q455545 - Ian MacKaye: American singer and record label owner

Q111943250 - Get Loaded and Fuck: 1988 compilation album by Poison Idea

Nike,_Inc.

Q117012 - Yoko Ono: Japanese artist and activist based in the United States

Q731721 - Plastic Ono Band: UK musical group; rock band

Q11464149 - Yōko Ono: Japanese actress born in 1954

Nike,_Inc.

Q1299 - The Beatles: English pop rock band (1960–1970)

Q3295515 - The Beatles: 1968 studio album by the Beatles

Q61295007 - The Beatles: 1968 UK 2xLP by The Beatles; Apple Records – PMC 7067/8

Q2036806 - The Beatles: Rock Band: 2009 video game

Q3364405 - Beatles: song written and composed by Sven-Olof Bagge and Claes Bure; originally performed by Forbes at Melodifestivalen 1977 and the 1977 Eurovision Song Contest

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Q123737 - Emmy Award: American television production award

Q28864472 - 69th Primetime Emmy Awards: Emmy Awards honoring the best in U.S. prime time television programming from June 1, 2016 until May 31, 2017

Q1044427 - Primetime Emmy Award: Academy of Television Arts & Sciences accolade

Q28445729 - Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Actress in a Short Form Comedy or Drama Series: television award category

Q28445727 - Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Actor in a Short Form Comedy or Drama Series: television award category

Nike,_Inc.

Q100 - Boston: capital and largest city of Massachusetts, United States

Q311975 - Boston: town and port in Lincolnshire, England, UK

Q314574 - Boston: municipality of the Philippines in the province of Davao Oriental

Nike,_Inc.

Q941404 - Thomas Menino: 53rd mayor of Boston, Massachusetts, USA (1942-2014)

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Q56154872 - Capitol Recording Corporation: US record company; owner of the Capitol label

Q5035918 - Capitol Records, Inc. v. MP3Tunes, LLC: 2011 US legal case

Q16828878 - Capitol Records, Inc. v. Naxos of America, Inc.: US legal case

Q55606599 - Capitol Records, Inc. v. Thomas-Rasset: first file-sharing copyright infringement lawsuit in the United States brought by major record labels to be tried before a jury

Nike,_Inc.

Q277865 - Fugazi: American post-hardcore band

Q3311072 - Fugazi: extended play by Fugazi

Q131541673 - Fugazi: 2019 song by Lacrim

Q130716 - Fugazi: 1984 album by Marillion

Nike,_Inc.

Q3088576 - The Evens: indie rock band from Washington

Q7732655 - The Evens: album by The Evens

Q130096669 - The evens and odds of CMB anomalies: scholarly article published in June 2018

Nike,_Inc.

Q81509 - Minor Threat: American hardcore punk band

Q82585 - First Two 7"s on a 12": 1984 compilation album by Minor Threat

Q1568208 - Minor Threat EP: EP by Minor Threat

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Q1228431 - Dischord Records: US independent record label

Q4162173 - Dischord Records catalog: recording catalog

Nike,_Inc.

Q1203 - John Lennon: British musician (1940–1980)

Q106781630 - John Lennon: 2015 song by SCH

Q8727 - Liverpool John Lennon Airport: airport in Liverpool, England

Output: None of the candidates

Output: None of the candidates


NBA uniform deal

company product service industry brand country location organization person founder position event action founding accusition merger partnership expansion restructuring divestment sale bankruptcy financial_metric business_concept revenue profit loss investment funding market_share competition market_trend regulation innovation sustainability corporate_social_responsibility award date/time year period

Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is NER: Named Entity Recognition.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': ['Person', 'Organization', 'Location', 'Date', 'Product'], 'Text': 'The Eiffel Tower in Paris, designed by Gustave Eiffel, is one of the most famous landmarks in France.', 'Entities': [['Eiffel Tower', 'Location'], ['Paris', 'Location'], ['Gustave Eiffel', 'Person'], ['France', 'Location']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Entity", "Type"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: ["company", "product", "service", "industry", "brand", "country", "location", "organization", "person", "founder", "position", "event", "action", "founding", "accusition", "merger", "partnership", "expansion", "restructuring", "divestment", "sale", "bankruptcy", "financial_metric", "business_concept", "revenue", "profit", "loss", "investment", "funding", "market_share", "competition", "market_trend", "regulation", "innovation", "sustainability", "corporate_social_responsibility", "award", "date/time", "year", "period"]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, NBA uniform deal: In June 2015, Nike signed an 8-year deal with theNBAto become the official uniform supplier for the league, beginning with the 2017–18 season.The brand took over forAdidas, who provided the uniforms for the league since 2006.Unlike previous deals, Nike's logo appear on NBA jerseys – a first for the league.Initially, theCharlotte Hornets, owned by longtime Nike endorserMichael Jordan, were the only team not to sport the Nike swoosh, instead wearing theJumpmanlogo associated with Jordan-related merchandise.However, beginning with the 2020–21 season, the Jumpman replaced the swoosh on the NBA's alternate "Statement" uniforms.

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company"
]

[
    "Q155223 - National Basketball Association: North American professional basketball league",
    "Q572316 - National Book Award: United States literary award in five categories",
    "Q60768275 - NBA: 2005 basketball video game released by Sony",
    "Q842793 - NBA G League: American men's basketball minor league",
    "Q36490532 - YoungBoy Never Broke Again: American rapper (born 1999)"
]

[
    "Q29098111 - 2017–18 NBA season: 2017–2018 season of the National Basketball Association"
]

[
    "Q3895 - Adidas AG: German multinational corporation",
    "Q12358242 - Adidas: trade mark of Adidas AG",
    "Q2824396 - Adidas Power Soccer: 1996 video game",
    "Q4682709 - Adidas Championship Football: 1990 video game",
    "Q113884442 - Adidas Power Soccer International '97: 1997 video game"
]

[
    "Q41421 - Michael Jordan: American basketball player and businessman (born 1963)",
    "Q1928047 - Michael Jordan: German draughtsperson, artist and comics artist",
    "Q6831716 - Michael Jordan: English footballer (born 1984)",
    "Q3308285 - Michael I. Jordan: American computer scientist, University of California, Berkeley",
    "Q6831719 - Michael Jordan: British mycologist, writer, and television presenter"
]

[
    "Q163480 - Charlotte Hornets: American professional basketball team based in Charlotte, North Carolina",
    "Q5086012 - Charlotte Hornets: former minor league baseball franchise in Charlotte, North Carolina",
    "Q5086011 - Charlotte Hornets: former American football team in the WFL",
    "Q11307937 - Charlotte Hornets accomplishments and records: Wikimedia list article",
    "Q2152638 - Charlotte Hornets draft history: aspect of history"
]

[
    "Q12379 - Mario: fictional character in the Mario video game franchise",
    "Q126186450 - Jumpman: 1993 video game",
    "Q135452390 - JumpMan: 2023 video game developed by St. Trell Co.",
    "Q2737362 - Jumpman: 1983 video game",
    "Q21198268 - Jumpman: single by Drake and Future, it was released in 2015."
]

[
    "Q96083208 - 2020–21 NBA season: 2020–2021 edition of the National Basketball Association season"
]


NBA uniform deal

Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is RE: Relation Extraction.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': [{'designed': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Structure'}}, {'located_in': {'domain': 'Structure', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'part_of': {'domain': 'City', 'range': 'Country'}}, {'friends_with': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Person'}}, {'lives_at': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'visits': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'accompanied_by': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Person'}}, {'shares': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Product'}}], 'Text': 'Gustave Eiffel designed the Eiffel Tower, which is located in Paris, France.', 'Relations': [['Gustave Eiffel', 'designed', 'Eiffel Tower'], ['Eiffel Tower', 'located_in', 'Paris'], ['Paris', 'part_of', 'France']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Subject", "Relation", "Object"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: [{"part_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"parent_company_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"subsidiary_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"acquired": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"divested": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"owns_brand": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"holds_stake_in": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"spun_off": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"formed_from": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"founded_by": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Person"}}, {"has_CEO": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Person"}}, {"manufactures": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"develops": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"produces": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"sells": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"has_product_line": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"is_a_type_of": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"is_brand_of": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Organization"}}, {"features_technology": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Technology"}}, {"uses_material": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Material"}}, {"launched_product": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"had_revenue_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"had_profit_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"in_year": {"domain": "FinancialMetric", "range": "Year"}}, {"market_value_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"is_publicly_traded": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Boolean"}}, {"listed_on_exchange": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "StockExchange"}}, {"experienced_growth": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "FinancialMetric"}}, {"occurred_in_year": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Year"}}, {"occurred_on_date": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "SpecificDate"}}, {"resulted_in": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Outcome"}}, {"preceded": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"followed_by": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"marked_milestone": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Organization"}}, {"influenced_by": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"led_to": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"was_a_response_to": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"has_trademark": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Trademark"}}, {"uses_logo": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Logo"}}, {"acquired_trademark_from": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"is_known_for": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Characteristic"}}, {"launched_campaign": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "BusinessConcept"}}]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, NBA uniform deal: In June 2015, Nike signed an 8-year deal with theNBAto become the official uniform supplier for the league, beginning with the 2017–18 season.The brand took over forAdidas, who provided the uniforms for the league since 2006.Unlike previous deals, Nike's logo appear on NBA jerseys – a first for the league.Initially, theCharlotte Hornets, owned by longtime Nike endorserMichael Jordan, were the only team not to sport the Nike swoosh, instead wearing theJumpmanlogo associated with Jordan-related merchandise.However, beginning with the 2020–21 season, the Jumpman replaced the swoosh on the NBA's alternate "Statement" uniforms.

NBA

Q155223 - National Basketball Association: North American professional basketball league

Q572316 - National Book Award: United States literary award in five categories

Q60768275 - NBA: 2005 basketball video game released by Sony

Q842793 - NBA G League: American men's basketball minor league

Q36490532 - YoungBoy Never Broke Again: American rapper (born 1999)

Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company

Nike,_Inc.

NBA

P4908 - season: season of a series (televison, web, podcast)

P5138 - season of club or team: club or team that played the season

P3450 - sports season of league or competition: property that shows the competition of which the item is a season. Use P5138 for "season of club or team".

P2437 - number of seasons: number of seasons a television or radio series has had

P4241 - refine date: qualifier to narrow down the precision of a date not fully specified by the Wikidata time datatype precision field

Q29098111 - 2017–18 NBA season: 2017–2018 season of the National Basketball Association

NBA

P154 - logo image: graphic mark or emblem commonly used by commercial enterprises, organizations and products

P8972 - small logo or icon: logo or icon that represents the item and can be rendered at sizes as small as 16×16 pixels

P276 - location: location of the object, structure or event; use P131 to indicate the containing administrative entity, P8138 for statistical entities, or P706 for geographic entities; use P7153 for locations associated with the object

P10286 - podcast logo URL: URL for the image used as the promotional cover of a podcast

P8058 - symbol of: item of which the image is a symbol

Q12379 - Mario: fictional character in the Mario video game franchise

Q135452390 - JumpMan: 2023 video game developed by St. Trell Co.

Q21198268 - Jumpman: single by Drake and Future, it was released in 2015.

NBA

Q96083208 - 2020–21 NBA season: 2020–2021 edition of the National Basketball Association season

NBA

Q3895 - Adidas AG: German multinational corporation

Q12358242 - Adidas: trade mark of Adidas AG

Q2824396 - Adidas Power Soccer: 1996 video game

Q4682709 - Adidas Championship Football: 1990 video game

Q113884442 - Adidas Power Soccer International '97: 1997 video game

NBA

NBA

Charlotte_Hornets

Q163480 - Charlotte Hornets: American professional basketball team based in Charlotte, North Carolina

Q5086012 - Charlotte Hornets: former minor league baseball franchise in Charlotte, North Carolina

Q5086011 - Charlotte Hornets: former American football team in the WFL

Q11307937 - Charlotte Hornets accomplishments and records: Wikimedia list article

Q2152638 - Charlotte Hornets draft history: aspect of history

Michael_Jordan

Q41421 - Michael Jordan: American basketball player and businessman (born 1963)

Q1928047 - Michael Jordan: German draughtsperson, artist and comics artist

Q6831716 - Michael Jordan: English footballer (born 1984)

Q3308285 - Michael I. Jordan: American computer scientist, University of California, Berkeley

Q6831719 - Michael Jordan: British mycologist, writer, and television presenter

Output: None of the candidates


Sponsorship

company product service industry brand country location organization person founder position event action founding accusition merger partnership expansion restructuring divestment sale bankruptcy financial_metric business_concept revenue profit loss investment funding market_share competition market_trend regulation innovation sustainability corporate_social_responsibility award date/time year period

Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is NER: Named Entity Recognition.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': ['Person', 'Organization', 'Location', 'Date', 'Product'], 'Text': 'The Eiffel Tower in Paris, designed by Gustave Eiffel, is one of the most famous landmarks in France.', 'Entities': [['Eiffel Tower', 'Location'], ['Paris', 'Location'], ['Gustave Eiffel', 'Person'], ['France', 'Location']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Entity", "Type"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: ["company", "product", "service", "industry", "brand", "country", "location", "organization", "person", "founder", "position", "event", "action", "founding", "accusition", "merger", "partnership", "expansion", "restructuring", "divestment", "sale", "bankruptcy", "financial_metric", "business_concept", "revenue", "profit", "loss", "investment", "funding", "market_share", "competition", "market_trend", "regulation", "innovation", "sustainability", "corporate_social_responsibility", "award", "date/time", "year", "period"]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, Sponsorship: Nike sponsors top athletes in many sports to use their products and promote and advertise their technology and design. Nike's first professional athlete endorser was Romanian tennis playerIlie Năstase.The first track endorser was distance runnerSteve Prefontaine. Prefontaine was the prized pupil of the company's co-founder,Bill Bowerman, while he coached at the University of Oregon. Today, the Steve Prefontaine Building is named in his honor at Nike's corporate headquarters. Nike has only made one statue of its sponsored athletes and it is of Steve Prefontaine. Nike has also sponsored many other successfultrack and fieldathletes over the years, such asSebastian Coe,Carl Lewis,Jackie Joyner-Kersee,Michael JohnsonandAllyson Felix. The signing of basketball playerMichael Jordanin 1984, with his subsequent promotion of Nike over the course of his career, withSpike LeeasMars Blackmon, proved to be one of the biggest boosts to Nike's publicity and sales. Nike is a major sponsor of the athletic programs atPenn State Universityand named its first child care facility afterJoe Paternowhen it opened in 1990 at the company's headquarters. Nike originally announced it would not remove Paterno's name from the building in the wake of the Penn State sex abuse scandal. After the Freeh Report was released on July 12, 2012, Nike CEO Mark Parker announced the name Joe Paterno would be removed immediately from the child development center. A new name has yet to be announced. In the early 1990s, Nike made a strong push into the soccer business making endorsement deals with famous and charismatic players such asRomário,Eric CantonaorEdgar Davids. They continued the growth in the sport by signing more top players including:Ronaldo,Ronaldinho,Francesco Totti,Thierry Henry,Didier Drogba,Andrés Iniesta,Wayne Rooneyand still have many of the sport's biggest stars under their name, withCristiano Ronaldo,Zlatan Ibrahimović,Neymar,Harry Kane,Eden HazardandKylian Mbappéamong others.A Barcelona prodigy,Lionel Messihad been signed with Nike since age 14, but transferred to Adidas after they successfully challenged their rival's claim to his image rights in court. Nike has been the official ball supplier for thePremier Leaguesince the 2000–01 season.In 2012, Nike carried a commercial partnership with theAsian Football Confederation.In August 2014, Nike announced that they will not renew their kit supply deal withManchester Unitedafter the 2014–15 season, citing rising costs.Since the start of the 2015–16 season,Adidashas manufactured Manchester United's kit as part of a world-record 10-year deal worth a minimum of £750 million. Nike still has many of the top teams playing in their uniforms, including:FC Barcelona,Paris Saint-GermainandLiverpool(the latter from the 2020–21 season),and the national teams of Brazil, France, England, Uruguay and the Netherlands among many others. Nike has been the sponsor for many top ranked tennis players. Brand's commercial success in the sport went hand in hand with the endorsement deals signed with the biggest and the world's most charismatic stars and number one ranked players of the subsequent eras, includingJohn McEnroein the 1980s,Andre AgassiandPete Samprasin the 1990s andRoger Federer,Rafael Nadal,Serena WilliamsandMaria Sharapovawith the start of the 21st century. Nike sponsoredTiger Woodsuntil 2024,and remained on his side amid the controversies that shaped the golfer's career.In January 2013, Nike signedRory McIlroy, the then No 1 golfer in the world to a 10-year sponsorship deal worth $250 million.Nike has also gone on to sign top players in golf includingScottie Scheffler,Brooks Koepka,Nelly Korda,Tommy Fleetwood,Tony FinauandCam Davis. Nike’s 2016 decision to exit the golf equipment business–such as club manufacturing–due to an 8.2% decline sales in one year meant sponsored athletes exclusively wore Nike apparel. Nike was the official kit sponsor for theIndian cricket teamfrom 2005 to 2020.On February 21, 2013, Nike announced it suspended its contract with South African limbless athleteOscar Pistorius, due to him being charged withpremeditated murder. Nike consolidated its position in basketball in 2015 when it was announced that the company would sign an 8-year deal with the NBA, taking over from the league's previous uniform sponsor, Adidas. The deal required all franchise team members to wear jerseys and shorts with the Swoosh logo, beginning with the 2017/18 season.After the success of partnership with Jordan, which resulted in the creation of the uniqueAir Jordanbrand, Nike has continued to build partnership with the biggest names in basketball. LeBron James was given the Slogan "We are All Witnesses" when he signed with Nike. Similar to "Air Jordan", James' brand became massively popular.Some have had signature shoes designed for them, includingKobe Bryant,Jason Kidd,Vince Carterand more recently, James andKevin Durant,Giannis Antetokounmpo,Jayson Tatum,Paul GeorgeandLuka Dončić, among others. Nike recently made signature shoes for WNBA stars as well, as the leagues popularity takes off. Although a dozen women have received signature sneakers in the WNBA's 27-year history, it had been over a decade since a woman had received a signature sneaker. Nike's first signature shoe in the WNBA was withSheryl Swoops, and since then they have made signature silhouettes forLisa Leslie,Dawn Staley,Cynthia Cooper, and most recently forSabrina Ionescu.Caitlin Clarkwill also receive a signature shoe deal as part of her eight-year, 28 million dollar deal. A news report originating from CNN reported that Nike spent $11.5 billion, nearly a third of its sales, on marketing and endorsement contracts in the year 2018. Nike and its Jordan brand sponsored 85 men's and women's basketball teams in the NCAA tournament.

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company",
    "Q19810283 - Nike: female given name",
    "Q101001185 - Adenike: Female given name",
    "Q266573 - Nike: name",
    "Q672037 - Nike Award: literary award"
]

[
    "Q16474 - John McEnroe: American former tennis player (born 1959)",
    "Q37772659 - John McEnroe: American artist",
    "Q6247723 - John McEnroe career statistics: None",
    "Q18126268 - John McEnroe Tennis Academy: American tennis academy",
    "Q54165873 - In the Realm of Perfection: 2018 film directed by Julien Faraut"
]

[
    "Q7407 - Andre Agassi: American tennis player (born 1970)",
    "Q2846258 - Andre Agassi Tennis: 1994 video game",
    "Q4167227 - Andre Agassi career statistics: None",
    "Q54833693 - Andre Agassi Foundation for Education: American nonprofit organization"
]

[
    "Q9446 - Pete Sampras: American former tennis player (born 1971)",
    "Q3376406 - Pete Sampras Tennis: 1994 video game",
    "Q3361567 - Pete Sampras career statistics: None",
    "Q22019765 - Pete Sampras Tennis '97: 1996 video game",
    "Q3470929 - Sampras Tennis 96: 1995 video game"
]

[
    "Q10993 - Tiger Woods: American golfer",
    "Q7801504 - Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07: 2006 video game",
    "Q7801503 - Tiger Woods PGA Tour 06: 2005 video game",
    "Q7801509 - Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2003: 2002 video game",
    "Q7801501 - Tiger Woods PGA Tour: 2009 video game"
]

[
    "Q380613 - Rory McIlroy: Northern Irish professional golfer (born 1989)",
    "Q17182360 - Rory McIlroy PGA Tour: 2015 video game"
]

[
    "Q201377 - Oscar Pistorius: South African sprinter and convicted murderer (born 1986)",
    "Q55698496 - Oscar Pistorius: Blade Runner Killer: 2017 television film",
    "Q47375029 - Oscar Pistorius, enhancement and post-humans.: scientific article published in September 2008",
    "Q56095781 - Oscar Pistorius and the Future Nature of Olympic, Paralympic and Other Sports: None",
    "Q58274689 - Oscar Pistorius and the melancholy of intersectionality: None"
]

[
    "Q30161386 - Scottie Scheffler: American professional golfer (born 1996)"
]

[
    "Q749702 - Brooks Koepka: American professional golfer (born 1990)"
]

[
    "Q34703749 - Nelly Korda: American golfer"
]

[
    "Q1865564 - Tommy Fleetwood: English professional golfer"
]

[
    "Q17505091 - Tony Finau: American professional golfer"
]

[
    "Q106298476 - Caitlin Clark: American basketball player (born 2002)",
    "Q2187997 - Caitlin Clarke: American actress (1952–2004)",
    "Q134531769 - Caitlin Clark Foundation: None",
    "Q126895346 - Caitlin Clark effect: term in women's basketball"
]

[
    "Q8991894 - Giannis Antetokounmpo: Greek basketball player"
]

[
    "Q19844712 - Luka Dončić: Slovenian basketball player",
    "Q132170670 - Luka Dončić trade: 2025 National Basketball Association trade"
]

[
    "Q108876228 - Paul George: Executive Director, Corporate Governance and Reporting, Financial Reporting Council, since 2016",
    "Q973121 - Paul George: American basketball player",
    "Q46263595 - Paul M. George: researcher",
    "Q87299682 - Paul E George: researcher",
    "Q7152148 - Paul-Georges Ntep: Cameroonian footballer (born 1992)"
]

[
    "Q270683 - Sheryl Swoopes: American basketball player",
    "Q125446194 - Sheryl Swoopes & No Authority: episode of All That (S6 E9)"
]

[
    "Q50425487 - Sabrina Ionescu: American basketball player"
]

[
    "Q36159 - LeBron James: American basketball player (born 1984)",
    "Q108870659 - LeBron James: main protagonist in the 2021 film Space Jam: A New Legacy based on the real-life LeBron James",
    "Q1035043 - lebron james: species of plant",
    "Q22302425 - Bronny James: American basketball player (born 2004)",
    "Q110539680 - James family: fictional family from Space Jam: A New Legacy"
]

[
    "Q241261 - Vince Carter: American basketball player",
    "Q104627752 - Vince Carter: Wikimedia human name disambiguation page",
    "Q124102114 - Vince Karter: French pornographic actor"
]

[
    "Q271409 - Cynthia Cooper-Dyke: American basketball player and coach",
    "Q102309028 - Cynthia Cooper: Ph.D. Oregon State University 2006",
    "Q91814928 - Cynthia D Cooper: researcher (ORCID 0000-0003-3992-027X)",
    "Q5200035 - Cynthia Cooper: American accountant",
    "Q96258219 - Cynthia Cooper: curator for costumes in Montreal"
]

[
    "Q267636 - Dawn Staley: American basketball player and coach (born 1970)",
    "Q24911356 - Dawn Staley Award: Women's college basketball award",
    "Q39090970 - Dawn Staley Community Leadership Award: community Leadership Award: WNBA, USA"
]

[
    "Q41421 - Michael Jordan: American basketball player and businessman (born 1963)",
    "Q420953 - Air Jordan: brand of shoes and athletic clothing designed, owned, and produced for Michael Jordan by Nike",
    "Q108883102 - Michael Jordan: main protagonist in the 1996 film Space Jam",
    "Q56279631 - Air Jordan: former airline (Jordan)",
    "Q76562360 - Air Jordan: show jumping horse"
]

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company",
    "Q19810283 - Nike: female given name",
    "Q101001185 - Adenike: Female given name",
    "Q266573 - Nike: name",
    "Q672037 - Nike Award: literary award"
]

[
    "Q101144401 - Jordan Brand: sub-brand owned by Nike",
    "Q19873888 - Jordan Brandman: American politician",
    "Q420953 - Air Jordan: brand of shoes and athletic clothing designed, owned, and produced for Michael Jordan by Nike",
    "Q6276399 - Jordan Brand Classic: High school all-star basketball game"
]

[
    "Q21492066 - McEnroe: family name",
    "Q16732292 - Mcenroe: Canadian rapper",
    "Q17068608 - McEnroe: television series",
    "Q134631697 - McEnroe: 2022 documentary",
    "Q104536593 - McEnroe Receives 2019 William Gilbert Award: None"
]

[
    "Q20444585 - The Handmaiden: 2016 film directed by Park Chan-wook",
    "Q122972 - Louis Agassiz: Swiss-American naturalist (1807–1873)",
    "Q30525533 - Agassi: family name",
    "Q16911326 - Agassizia: genus of sea urchin",
    "Q21506630 - Agassiz: family name"
]

[
    "Q94041862 - Sampras: family name",
    "Q3470929 - Sampras Tennis 96: 1995 video game",
    "Q22019765 - Pete Sampras Tennis '97: 1996 video game",
    "Q134549445 - Sampraso: human settlement in Offinso Municipal District, Ashanti Region, Ghana",
    "Q120562708 - Samprasāraṇa in Middle Indo-Aryan: None"
]

[
    "Q10993 - Tiger Woods: American golfer",
    "Q7801504 - Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07: 2006 video game",
    "Q7801503 - Tiger Woods PGA Tour 06: 2005 video game",
    "Q7801509 - Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2003: 2002 video game",
    "Q7801501 - Tiger Woods PGA Tour: 2009 video game"
]

[
    "Q380613 - Rory McIlroy: Northern Irish professional golfer (born 1989)",
    "Q17182360 - Rory McIlroy PGA Tour: 2015 video game"
]

[
    "Q201377 - Oscar Pistorius: South African sprinter and convicted murderer (born 1986)",
    "Q55698496 - Oscar Pistorius: Blade Runner Killer: 2017 television film",
    "Q47375029 - Oscar Pistorius, enhancement and post-humans.: scientific article published in September 2008",
    "Q56095781 - Oscar Pistorius and the Future Nature of Olympic, Paralympic and Other Sports: None",
    "Q58274689 - Oscar Pistorius and the melancholy of intersectionality: None"
]

[
    "Q30161386 - Scottie Scheffler: American professional golfer (born 1996)"
]

[
    "Q749702 - Brooks Koepka: American professional golfer (born 1990)"
]

[
    "Q34703749 - Nelly Korda: American golfer"
]

[
    "Q1865564 - Tommy Fleetwood: English professional golfer"
]

[
    "Q17505091 - Tony Finau: American professional golfer"
]

[
    "Q106298476 - Caitlin Clark: American basketball player (born 2002)",
    "Q2187997 - Caitlin Clarke: American actress (1952–2004)",
    "Q134531769 - Caitlin Clark Foundation: None",
    "Q126895346 - Caitlin Clark effect: term in women's basketball"
]

[
    "Q8991894 - Giannis Antetokounmpo: Greek basketball player"
]

[
    "Q19844712 - Luka Dončić: Slovenian basketball player",
    "Q132170670 - Luka Dončić trade: 2025 National Basketball Association trade"
]

[
    "Q108876228 - Paul George: Executive Director, Corporate Governance and Reporting, Financial Reporting Council, since 2016",
    "Q973121 - Paul George: American basketball player",
    "Q46263595 - Paul M. George: researcher",
    "Q87299682 - Paul E George: researcher",
    "Q7152148 - Paul-Georges Ntep: Cameroonian footballer (born 1992)"
]

[
    "Q270683 - Sheryl Swoopes: American basketball player",
    "Q125446194 - Sheryl Swoopes & No Authority: episode of All That (S6 E9)"
]

[
    "Q50425487 - Sabrina Ionescu: American basketball player"
]

[
    "Q36159 - LeBron James: American basketball player (born 1984)",
    "Q108870659 - LeBron James: main protagonist in the 2021 film Space Jam: A New Legacy based on the real-life LeBron James",
    "Q1035043 - lebron james: species of plant",
    "Q22302425 - Bronny James: American basketball player (born 2004)",
    "Q110539680 - James family: fictional family from Space Jam: A New Legacy"
]

[
    "Q241261 - Vince Carter: American basketball player",
    "Q104627752 - Vince Carter: Wikimedia human name disambiguation page",
    "Q124102114 - Vince Karter: French pornographic actor"
]

[
    "Q271409 - Cynthia Cooper-Dyke: American basketball player and coach",
    "Q102309028 - Cynthia Cooper: Ph.D. Oregon State University 2006",
    "Q91814928 - Cynthia D Cooper: researcher (ORCID 0000-0003-3992-027X)",
    "Q5200035 - Cynthia Cooper: American accountant",
    "Q96258219 - Cynthia Cooper: curator for costumes in Montreal"
]

[
    "Q267636 - Dawn Staley: American basketball player and coach (born 1970)",
    "Q24911356 - Dawn Staley Award: Women's college basketball award",
    "Q39090970 - Dawn Staley Community Leadership Award: community Leadership Award: WNBA, USA"
]

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company",
    "Q19810283 - Nike: female given name",
    "Q101001185 - Adenike: Female given name",
    "Q266573 - Nike: name",
    "Q672037 - Nike Award: literary award"
]

[
    "Q101144401 - Jordan Brand: sub-brand owned by Nike",
    "Q19873888 - Jordan Brandman: American politician",
    "Q420953 - Air Jordan: brand of shoes and athletic clothing designed, owned, and produced for Michael Jordan by Nike",
    "Q6276399 - Jordan Brand Classic: High school all-star basketball game"
]

[
    "Q21492066 - McEnroe: family name",
    "Q16732292 - Mcenroe: Canadian rapper",
    "Q17068608 - McEnroe: television series",
    "Q134631697 - McEnroe: 2022 documentary",
    "Q104536593 - McEnroe Receives 2019 William Gilbert Award: None"
]

[
    "Q20444585 - The Handmaiden: 2016 film directed by Park Chan-wook",
    "Q122972 - Louis Agassiz: Swiss-American naturalist (1807–1873)",
    "Q30525533 - Agassi: family name",
    "Q16911326 - Agassizia: genus of sea urchin",
    "Q21506630 - Agassiz: family name"
]

[
    "Q94041862 - Sampras: family name",
    "Q3470929 - Sampras Tennis 96: 1995 video game",
    "Q22019765 - Pete Sampras Tennis '97: 1996 video game",
    "Q134549445 - Sampraso: human settlement in Offinso Municipal District, Ashanti Region, Ghana",
    "Q120562708 - Samprasāraṇa in Middle Indo-Aryan: None"
]

[
    "Q10993 - Tiger Woods: American golfer",
    "Q7801504 - Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07: 2006 video game",
    "Q7801503 - Tiger Woods PGA Tour 06: 2005 video game",
    "Q7801509 - Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2003: 2002 video game",
    "Q7801501 - Tiger Woods PGA Tour: 2009 video game"
]

[
    "Q380613 - Rory McIlroy: Northern Irish professional golfer (born 1989)",
    "Q17182360 - Rory McIlroy PGA Tour: 2015 video game"
]

[
    "Q201377 - Oscar Pistorius: South African sprinter and convicted murderer (born 1986)",
    "Q55698496 - Oscar Pistorius: Blade Runner Killer: 2017 television film",
    "Q47375029 - Oscar Pistorius, enhancement and post-humans.: scientific article published in September 2008",
    "Q56095781 - Oscar Pistorius and the Future Nature of Olympic, Paralympic and Other Sports: None",
    "Q58274689 - Oscar Pistorius and the melancholy of intersectionality: None"
]

[
    "Q30161386 - Scottie Scheffler: American professional golfer (born 1996)"
]

[
    "Q749702 - Brooks Koepka: American professional golfer (born 1990)"
]

[
    "Q34703749 - Nelly Korda: American golfer"
]

[
    "Q1865564 - Tommy Fleetwood: English professional golfer"
]

[
    "Q17505091 - Tony Finau: American professional golfer"
]

[
    "Q106298476 - Caitlin Clark: American basketball player (born 2002)",
    "Q2187997 - Caitlin Clarke: American actress (1952–2004)",
    "Q134531769 - Caitlin Clark Foundation: None",
    "Q126895346 - Caitlin Clark effect: term in women's basketball"
]

[
    "Q8991894 - Giannis Antetokounmpo: Greek basketball player"
]

[
    "Q19844712 - Luka Dončić: Slovenian basketball player",
    "Q132170670 - Luka Dončić trade: 2025 National Basketball Association trade"
]

[
    "Q108876228 - Paul George: Executive Director, Corporate Governance and Reporting, Financial Reporting Council, since 2016",
    "Q973121 - Paul George: American basketball player",
    "Q46263595 - Paul M. George: researcher",
    "Q87299682 - Paul E George: researcher",
    "Q7152148 - Paul-Georges Ntep: Cameroonian footballer (born 1992)"
]

[
    "Q270683 - Sheryl Swoopes: American basketball player",
    "Q125446194 - Sheryl Swoopes & No Authority: episode of All That (S6 E9)"
]

[
    "Q50425487 - Sabrina Ionescu: American basketball player"
]

[
    "Q36159 - LeBron James: American basketball player (born 1984)",
    "Q108870659 - LeBron James: main protagonist in the 2021 film Space Jam: A New Legacy based on the real-life LeBron James",
    "Q1035043 - lebron james: species of plant",
    "Q22302425 - Bronny James: American basketball player (born 2004)",
    "Q110539680 - James family: fictional family from Space Jam: A New Legacy"
]

[
    "Q241261 - Vince Carter: American basketball player",
    "Q104627752 - Vince Carter: Wikimedia human name disambiguation page",
    "Q124102114 - Vince Karter: French pornographic actor"
]

[
    "Q271409 - Cynthia Cooper-Dyke: American basketball player and coach",
    "Q102309028 - Cynthia Cooper: Ph.D. Oregon State University 2006",
    "Q91814928 - Cynthia D Cooper: researcher (ORCID 0000-0003-3992-027X)",
    "Q5200035 - Cynthia Cooper: American accountant",
    "Q96258219 - Cynthia Cooper: curator for costumes in Montreal"
]

[
    "Q267636 - Dawn Staley: American basketball player and coach (born 1970)",
    "Q24911356 - Dawn Staley Award: Women's college basketball award",
    "Q39090970 - Dawn Staley Community Leadership Award: community Leadership Award: WNBA, USA"
]

[
    "Q21492066 - McEnroe: family name",
    "Q16732292 - Mcenroe: Canadian rapper",
    "Q17068608 - McEnroe: television series",
    "Q134631697 - McEnroe: 2022 documentary",
    "Q104536593 - McEnroe Receives 2019 William Gilbert Award: None"
]

[
    "Q20444585 - The Handmaiden: 2016 film directed by Park Chan-wook",
    "Q122972 - Louis Agassiz: Swiss-American naturalist (1807–1873)",
    "Q30525533 - Agassi: family name",
    "Q16911326 - Agassizia: genus of sea urchin",
    "Q21506630 - Agassiz: family name"
]

[
    "Q94041862 - Sampras: family name",
    "Q3470929 - Sampras Tennis 96: 1995 video game",
    "Q22019765 - Pete Sampras Tennis '97: 1996 video game",
    "Q134549445 - Sampraso: human settlement in Offinso Municipal District, Ashanti Region, Ghana",
    "Q120562708 - Samprasāraṇa in Middle Indo-Aryan: None"
]

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Sponsorship

Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is RE: Relation Extraction.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': [{'designed': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Structure'}}, {'located_in': {'domain': 'Structure', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'part_of': {'domain': 'City', 'range': 'Country'}}, {'friends_with': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Person'}}, {'lives_at': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'visits': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'accompanied_by': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Person'}}, {'shares': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Product'}}], 'Text': 'Gustave Eiffel designed the Eiffel Tower, which is located in Paris, France.', 'Relations': [['Gustave Eiffel', 'designed', 'Eiffel Tower'], ['Eiffel Tower', 'located_in', 'Paris'], ['Paris', 'part_of', 'France']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Subject", "Relation", "Object"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: [{"part_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"parent_company_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"subsidiary_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"acquired": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"divested": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"owns_brand": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"holds_stake_in": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"spun_off": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"formed_from": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"founded_by": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Person"}}, {"has_CEO": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Person"}}, {"manufactures": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"develops": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"produces": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"sells": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"has_product_line": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"is_a_type_of": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"is_brand_of": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Organization"}}, {"features_technology": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Technology"}}, {"uses_material": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Material"}}, {"launched_product": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"had_revenue_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"had_profit_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"in_year": {"domain": "FinancialMetric", "range": "Year"}}, {"market_value_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"is_publicly_traded": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Boolean"}}, {"listed_on_exchange": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "StockExchange"}}, {"experienced_growth": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "FinancialMetric"}}, {"occurred_in_year": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Year"}}, {"occurred_on_date": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "SpecificDate"}}, {"resulted_in": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Outcome"}}, {"preceded": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"followed_by": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"marked_milestone": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Organization"}}, {"influenced_by": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"led_to": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"was_a_response_to": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"has_trademark": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Trademark"}}, {"uses_logo": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Logo"}}, {"acquired_trademark_from": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"is_known_for": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Characteristic"}}, {"launched_campaign": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "BusinessConcept"}}]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, Sponsorship: Nike sponsors top athletes in many sports to use their products and promote and advertise their technology and design. Nike's first professional athlete endorser was Romanian tennis playerIlie Năstase.The first track endorser was distance runnerSteve Prefontaine. Prefontaine was the prized pupil of the company's co-founder,Bill Bowerman, while he coached at the University of Oregon. Today, the Steve Prefontaine Building is named in his honor at Nike's corporate headquarters. Nike has only made one statue of its sponsored athletes and it is of Steve Prefontaine. Nike has also sponsored many other successfultrack and fieldathletes over the years, such asSebastian Coe,Carl Lewis,Jackie Joyner-Kersee,Michael JohnsonandAllyson Felix. The signing of basketball playerMichael Jordanin 1984, with his subsequent promotion of Nike over the course of his career, withSpike LeeasMars Blackmon, proved to be one of the biggest boosts to Nike's publicity and sales. Nike is a major sponsor of the athletic programs atPenn State Universityand named its first child care facility afterJoe Paternowhen it opened in 1990 at the company's headquarters. Nike originally announced it would not remove Paterno's name from the building in the wake of the Penn State sex abuse scandal. After the Freeh Report was released on July 12, 2012, Nike CEO Mark Parker announced the name Joe Paterno would be removed immediately from the child development center. A new name has yet to be announced. In the early 1990s, Nike made a strong push into the soccer business making endorsement deals with famous and charismatic players such asRomário,Eric CantonaorEdgar Davids. They continued the growth in the sport by signing more top players including:Ronaldo,Ronaldinho,Francesco Totti,Thierry Henry,Didier Drogba,Andrés Iniesta,Wayne Rooneyand still have many of the sport's biggest stars under their name, withCristiano Ronaldo,Zlatan Ibrahimović,Neymar,Harry Kane,Eden HazardandKylian Mbappéamong others.A Barcelona prodigy,Lionel Messihad been signed with Nike since age 14, but transferred to Adidas after they successfully challenged their rival's claim to his image rights in court. Nike has been the official ball supplier for thePremier Leaguesince the 2000–01 season.In 2012, Nike carried a commercial partnership with theAsian Football Confederation.In August 2014, Nike announced that they will not renew their kit supply deal withManchester Unitedafter the 2014–15 season, citing rising costs.Since the start of the 2015–16 season,Adidashas manufactured Manchester United's kit as part of a world-record 10-year deal worth a minimum of £750 million. Nike still has many of the top teams playing in their uniforms, including:FC Barcelona,Paris Saint-GermainandLiverpool(the latter from the 2020–21 season),and the national teams of Brazil, France, England, Uruguay and the Netherlands among many others. Nike has been the sponsor for many top ranked tennis players. Brand's commercial success in the sport went hand in hand with the endorsement deals signed with the biggest and the world's most charismatic stars and number one ranked players of the subsequent eras, includingJohn McEnroein the 1980s,Andre AgassiandPete Samprasin the 1990s andRoger Federer,Rafael Nadal,Serena WilliamsandMaria Sharapovawith the start of the 21st century. Nike sponsoredTiger Woodsuntil 2024,and remained on his side amid the controversies that shaped the golfer's career.In January 2013, Nike signedRory McIlroy, the then No 1 golfer in the world to a 10-year sponsorship deal worth $250 million.Nike has also gone on to sign top players in golf includingScottie Scheffler,Brooks Koepka,Nelly Korda,Tommy Fleetwood,Tony FinauandCam Davis. Nike’s 2016 decision to exit the golf equipment business–such as club manufacturing–due to an 8.2% decline sales in one year meant sponsored athletes exclusively wore Nike apparel. Nike was the official kit sponsor for theIndian cricket teamfrom 2005 to 2020.On February 21, 2013, Nike announced it suspended its contract with South African limbless athleteOscar Pistorius, due to him being charged withpremeditated murder. Nike consolidated its position in basketball in 2015 when it was announced that the company would sign an 8-year deal with the NBA, taking over from the league's previous uniform sponsor, Adidas. The deal required all franchise team members to wear jerseys and shorts with the Swoosh logo, beginning with the 2017/18 season.After the success of partnership with Jordan, which resulted in the creation of the uniqueAir Jordanbrand, Nike has continued to build partnership with the biggest names in basketball. LeBron James was given the Slogan "We are All Witnesses" when he signed with Nike. Similar to "Air Jordan", James' brand became massively popular.Some have had signature shoes designed for them, includingKobe Bryant,Jason Kidd,Vince Carterand more recently, James andKevin Durant,Giannis Antetokounmpo,Jayson Tatum,Paul GeorgeandLuka Dončić, among others. Nike recently made signature shoes for WNBA stars as well, as the leagues popularity takes off. Although a dozen women have received signature sneakers in the WNBA's 27-year history, it had been over a decade since a woman had received a signature sneaker. Nike's first signature shoe in the WNBA was withSheryl Swoops, and since then they have made signature silhouettes forLisa Leslie,Dawn Staley,Cynthia Cooper, and most recently forSabrina Ionescu.Caitlin Clarkwill also receive a signature shoe deal as part of her eight-year, 28 million dollar deal. A news report originating from CNN reported that Nike spent $11.5 billion, nearly a third of its sales, on marketing and endorsement contracts in the year 2018. Nike and its Jordan brand sponsored 85 men's and women's basketball teams in the NCAA tournament.

Nike

Q41421 - Michael Jordan: American basketball player and businessman (born 1963)

Q420953 - Air Jordan: brand of shoes and athletic clothing designed, owned, and produced for Michael Jordan by Nike

Q108883102 - Michael Jordan: main protagonist in the 1996 film Space Jam

Q56279631 - Air Jordan: former airline (Jordan)

Q76562360 - Air Jordan: show jumping horse

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Q1152291 - Nike Air Max: line of shoes released by Nike

Q48976796 - Nike Air Max 97: part of the Nike Air Max line of shoes

Q7034770 - Nike Air Yeezy: Footwear collaboration project by Nike and Kanye West

Q4698273 - Nike Air Zoom Vomero: series of running shoes

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Q7034787 - Nike Free: minimalist running shoe made by Nike

Q125341689 - Nike Free Run 2: line of running shoes released by Nike

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Q17693375 - Nike Lunar Glide+3 - Nove najbrže patike na svetu: Wikinews article

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Q13653445 - Nike Skateboarding: clothing brand

Q124448994 - Slovak Basketball League 2023-24: Slovak basketball competition

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Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company

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Q96395644 - Nike Vaporfly and Tokyo 2020 Olympics Controversy: clothing controversy in sports

Q1076923 - Nike Mercurial Vapor: football boot manufactured by Nike

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Q90007 - Nike Wagner: German dramaturge, arts administrator and author

Q16254487 - Nike Women's Advertising: None

Q1990165 - Nike Winter: Austrian association football player

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Q4698262 - Air Wave: fictional comic book character

Q60134151 - Air Waves from Experimental Explosions: scientific article published in Nature

Q71901256 - Air waves: journal article; published in Nature on 1975-10-01

Q60136796 - Air Waves of Unknown Origin: scientific article published in Nature

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Q302186 - Beast: fictional character in Marvel Comics

Q214039 - Beastie Boys: American hip hop group

Q269595 - Highlight: South Korean musical group; boy band

Q133794600 - Beast: 2019 painting by Janet Werner

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Q44687 - Schutzstaffel: Nazi paramilitary organization (1925–45) with the Waffen-SS as a military branch; conducted the mass murder of the European Jews (holocaust)

Q10481575 - Elite Prospects: website about ice hockey

Q192797 - elite: group or class of persons enjoying superior intellectual, social or economic status

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Q690125 - Epiquerez: former municipality of Switzerland in Jura

Q1097273 - epic literature: literary mode

Q2367164 - epic: genre of poetry and other art

Q68869 - Clos du Doubs: municipality in the canton of Jura in Switzerland

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Q105527 - jazz fusion: music genre that developed in the late 1960s when musicians combined jazz harmony and improvisation with rock music, funk, and rhythm and blues

Q1363768 - amalgamation: legal consolidation of two or more business entities into one entity

Q17853087 - union: entity resulting from the act of combining several entities to form one; effect of the action of joining or uniting

Q944465 - jazz rock: music genre covering fusion of jazz and rock

Q13082 - nuclear fusion: nuclear reaction in which atomic nuclei combine

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Q207828 - Kyrie: Christian liturgical prayer

Q3817721 - Kyrie: 1980 studio album by Mina

Q1748161 - Kyrie: 1985 single by Mr. Mister

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Q36159 - LeBron James: American basketball player (born 1984)

Q108870659 - LeBron James: main protagonist in the 2021 film Space Jam: A New Legacy based on the real-life LeBron James

Q1035043 - lebron james: species of plant

Q22302425 - Bronny James: American basketball player (born 2004)

Q110539680 - James family: fictional family from Space Jam: A New Legacy

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Q4587657 - Life Guard Dragoons: military unit

Q12324739 - Livgardens Tambourkorps: military unit

Q74209150 - Livgardens Historiske Samling: None

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Q2016567 - Maverick: American record label co-founded by Madonna

Q166845 - Maverick: television series (1957-1962)

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Q21516363 - Eric H. C. McKenzie: New Zealand mycologist (1946- )

Q2961629 - McKenzie: human settlement in Tennessee, United States of America

Q68194 - McKenzie: town in Butler and Conecuh counties, Alabama, United States

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Q158132 - Mercurialis perennis: species of plant

Q476543 - Mercurial: cross-platform, distributed revision-control tool for software developers

Q163949 - Mercurialis annua: species of plant

Q408089 - mercury poisoning: poisoning caused by mercury chemicals

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Q28963396 - Mr. Hill: American hip hop record producer and DJ

Q151432 - McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II: 1958 fighter aircraft family

Q124070464 - Phantom: 2017 early access video game

Q135032289 - PHANTOM: video game developed by HOLLOW

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Q8864 - Pegasus: constellation in the northern celestial hemisphere

Q162797 - Pegasus: mythological creature in Greek mythology

Q1100424 - Pegasus Airlines: Turkish low-cost airline headquartered in Pendik, Istanbul

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Q42766115 - Protector: 1989 video game
Q3407951 - Protector: 1999 video game
Q7251388 - Protector: 1981 video game
Q7251384 - Protector: 1982 video game
Q60412853 - Protector: 1973 edition

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Q3933966 - Revolution: 2009 studio album by Miranda Lambert

Q60696841 - Revolution: vocal track by The Beatles; 1968 studio recording

Q7318658 - Revolution: 1986 puzzle video game

Q10931 - revolution: fundamental change in power or organizational structures that takes place in a relatively short period of time

Q309095 - New England Revolution: professional soccer club based in Boston, Massachusetts, United States

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Q20781917 - SHOX: gene of the species Homo sapiens

Q2206154 - short stature homeobox: mammalian protein found in Homo sapiens

Q56253253 - Short stature homeobox: protein found in Danio rerio

Q29777152 - shox: protein-coding gene in the species Danio rerio

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Q1628963 - appetizer: food items served before the main courses of a meal

Q557828 - starter: motor used to start an internal combustion engine

Q2703864 - starting blocks: device used in the sport of track and field by sprint athletes

Q22329655 - Starter: French saddle horse sire

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Q130760 - turbine: rotary mechanical device that extracts energy from a fluid flow

Q2107938 - WB Games Boston: American video game company

Q1365525 - Turbinellidae: family of molluscs

Q4000557 - Turbine: 1927 Turbine-class destroyer

Q4000558 - Turbine: Italian Nembo-class destroyer

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Q255722 - vapor: a substance in the gas phase at a temperature lower than its critical point

Q15733887 - vaporwave: online musical genre and visual aesthetic

Q8406 - vaporetto: waterbus in Venice, Italy

Q27186512 - vaping: practice of inhaling and exhaling the vapor produced by an electronic cigarette

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Q565 - Wikimedia Commons: online repository of free-use image, audio, and other media files

Q77076820 - World Flora Online: online flora for plants

Q11266439 - Wikimedia template: type of page in the Wikimedia system. Use with P31 'instance of' for template pages

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Ties with the University of Oregon

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Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is NER: Named Entity Recognition.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': ['Person', 'Organization', 'Location', 'Date', 'Product'], 'Text': 'The Eiffel Tower in Paris, designed by Gustave Eiffel, is one of the most famous landmarks in France.', 'Entities': [['Eiffel Tower', 'Location'], ['Paris', 'Location'], ['Gustave Eiffel', 'Person'], ['France', 'Location']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Entity", "Type"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: ["company", "product", "service", "industry", "brand", "country", "location", "organization", "person", "founder", "position", "event", "action", "founding", "accusition", "merger", "partnership", "expansion", "restructuring", "divestment", "sale", "bankruptcy", "financial_metric", "business_concept", "revenue", "profit", "loss", "investment", "funding", "market_share", "competition", "market_trend", "regulation", "innovation", "sustainability", "corporate_social_responsibility", "award", "date/time", "year", "period"]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, Ties with the University of Oregon: Nike maintains strong ties, both directly and through partnerships withPhil Knight, with theUniversity of Oregon.Nike designs the University of Oregon football program's team attire.New unique combinations are issued before every game day.Tinker Hatfield, who also redesigned the university's logo, leads this effort. More recently, the corporation donated $13.5 million towards the renovation and expansion ofHayward Field. Phil Knight has invested substantial personal funds towards developing and maintaining the university's athletic apparatus.His university projects often involve input from Nike designers and executives, such asTinker Hatfield.

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company"
]

[
    "Q557305 - Phil Knight: American billionaire and co-founder of Nike",
    "Q3378798 - Philip Knight: Wikimedia disambiguation page",
    "Q133599218 - Phil Knight: None",
    "Q124355687 - Phil Knightbridge: New Zealand botanist (1969–2011)",
    "Q2758792 - Shihad: New Zealand alternative rock band"
]

[
    "Q766145 - University of Oregon: public research university in Eugene, Oregon, USA",
    "Q282097 - Oregon Health & Science University: public university in Portland, Oregon, USA",
    "Q7101188 - Oregon Ducks men's basketball: basketball team representing the University of Oregon",
    "Q105651530 - University of Oregon: bus stop in Eugene, Oregon",
    "Q200410 - Oregon Ducks: intercollegiate sports teams of the University of Oregon"
]

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company"
]

[
    "Q3529194 - Tinker Hatfield: American designer"
]

[
    "Q1568417 - Hayward Field: track and field stadium, located in the northwest United States in Eugene, Oregon",
    "Q105651530 - University of Oregon: bus stop in Eugene, Oregon",
    "Q49499194 - Hayward Field: park in Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States of America",
    "Q107393555 - Hayward Field ends its days on sad note: news article"
]


Ties with the University of Oregon

Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is RE: Relation Extraction.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': [{'designed': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Structure'}}, {'located_in': {'domain': 'Structure', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'part_of': {'domain': 'City', 'range': 'Country'}}, {'friends_with': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Person'}}, {'lives_at': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'visits': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'accompanied_by': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Person'}}, {'shares': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Product'}}], 'Text': 'Gustave Eiffel designed the Eiffel Tower, which is located in Paris, France.', 'Relations': [['Gustave Eiffel', 'designed', 'Eiffel Tower'], ['Eiffel Tower', 'located_in', 'Paris'], ['Paris', 'part_of', 'France']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Subject", "Relation", "Object"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: [{"part_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"parent_company_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"subsidiary_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"acquired": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"divested": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"owns_brand": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"holds_stake_in": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"spun_off": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"formed_from": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"founded_by": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Person"}}, {"has_CEO": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Person"}}, {"manufactures": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"develops": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"produces": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"sells": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"has_product_line": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"is_a_type_of": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"is_brand_of": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Organization"}}, {"features_technology": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Technology"}}, {"uses_material": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Material"}}, {"launched_product": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"had_revenue_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"had_profit_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"in_year": {"domain": "FinancialMetric", "range": "Year"}}, {"market_value_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"is_publicly_traded": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Boolean"}}, {"listed_on_exchange": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "StockExchange"}}, {"experienced_growth": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "FinancialMetric"}}, {"occurred_in_year": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Year"}}, {"occurred_on_date": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "SpecificDate"}}, {"resulted_in": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Outcome"}}, {"preceded": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"followed_by": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"marked_milestone": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Organization"}}, {"influenced_by": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"led_to": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"was_a_response_to": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"has_trademark": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Trademark"}}, {"uses_logo": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Logo"}}, {"acquired_trademark_from": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"is_known_for": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Characteristic"}}, {"launched_campaign": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "BusinessConcept"}}]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, Ties with the University of Oregon: Nike maintains strong ties, both directly and through partnerships withPhil Knight, with theUniversity of Oregon.Nike designs the University of Oregon football program's team attire.New unique combinations are issued before every game day.Tinker Hatfield, who also redesigned the university's logo, leads this effort. More recently, the corporation donated $13.5 million towards the renovation and expansion ofHayward Field. Phil Knight has invested substantial personal funds towards developing and maintaining the university's athletic apparatus.His university projects often involve input from Nike designers and executives, such asTinker Hatfield.

Nike,_Inc.

University_of_Oregon_football

Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company

Nike,_Inc.

Q3529194 - Tinker Hatfield: American designer

Nike,_Inc.

Q557305 - Phil Knight: American billionaire and co-founder of Nike

Q3378798 - Philip Knight: Wikimedia disambiguation page

Q124355687 - Phil Knightbridge: New Zealand botanist (1969–2011)

Q2758792 - Shihad: New Zealand alternative rock band

University_of_Oregon_football

Q1568417 - Hayward Field: track and field stadium, located in the northwest United States in Eugene, Oregon

Q105651530 - University of Oregon: bus stop in Eugene, Oregon

Q49499194 - Hayward Field: park in Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States of America

Q107393555 - Hayward Field ends its days on sad note: news article

Nike,_Inc.

P112 - founded by: founder or co-founder of this organization, religion, place or entity

P1028 - donated by: person or organization who donated the object

Q766145 - University of Oregon: public research university in Eugene, Oregon, USA

Q282097 - Oregon Health & Science University: public university in Portland, Oregon, USA

Q7101188 - Oregon Ducks men's basketball: basketball team representing the University of Oregon

Q200410 - Oregon Ducks: intercollegiate sports teams of the University of Oregon

Nike,_Inc.

University_of_Oregon_football

University_of_Oregon_football

Output: None of the candidates