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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Chaco Province\nTarget article: Canada\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. INDEC\n2. Inca Empire\n3. Time in Argentina\n4. Capital (city)\n5. Leandro Zdero\n6. Quechua language\n7. Argentina\n8. Provinces of Argentina\n9. Senate of Argentina\n10. Resistencia, Chaco\n11. Paraguay\n12. Country\n13. Governor\n\nPath so far: Chaco Province\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Our target is Canada, a country in North America. From the available links, \"Argentina\" (link 7) and \"Country\" (link 12) are broad and could potentially lead toward Canada. \"Argentina\" will likely have links to other countries, perhaps including Canada, or at least to broader geographic articles. \"Country\" is a general article and might have a list of countries, including Canada, but might be more indirect. \"Argentina\" is a more concrete step towards international topics. I'll choose \"Argentina\".</think> <answer>7</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Argentina\nTarget article: Canada\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Turkish language\n2. Argentine Constitution\n3. South America\n4. Andes\n5. Romani people\n6. Argentine National Anthem\n7. Jorge Rafael Videla\n8. Latin America\n9. Americas\n10. May Revolution\n11. La Plata\n12. Quechua\n13. Christian\n14. Mendoza Province\n15. Cerro Aconcagua\n16. Vice President of Argentina\n17. Rio de la Plata\n18. Tierra del Fuego\n19. Hindi language\n20. Football in Argentina\n\nPath so far: Chaco Province -> Argentina\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>To reach Canada, we need to move towards broader geographic regions that include Canada. The best options are \"Americas\" (link 9) and \"South America\" (link 3). \"South America\" is the continent Argentina is in, but Canada is in North America. \"Americas\" is a term for both North and South America—this is a better step, as the article will likely list Canada directly or link to North America. I'll pick \"Americas\".</think> <answer>9</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Americas\nTarget article: Canada\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Mexican-American War\n2. The Aztec Empire\n3. Mexican Revolution\n4. American Revolution\n5. American (word)\n6. South America\n7. Old World\n8. World War\n9. History of the Americas\n10. Cuban Revolution\n11. Inca Empire\n12. Western Hemisphere\n13. New World\n14. North America\n15. Age of Exploration\n16. Cold War\n17. Central America\n\nPath so far: Chaco Province -> Argentina -> Americas\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>To reach Canada, the most direct route is to go through \"North America\" (link 14), since Canada is a country within North America. This article should either mention or directly link to Canada.</think> <answer>14</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: North America\nTarget article: Canada\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Spanish language\n2. Basseterre\n3. Caribbean\n4. South America\n5. Castries\n6. Siberia\n7. Atlantic Ocean\n8. Languages of North America\n9. English language\n10. Grenada\n11. Santo Domingo\n12. Dominican Republic\n13. Country code top-level domain\n14. Panama City\n15. Belize\n16. Saint Kitts and Nevis\n17. Bahamas\n18. Port of Spain\n19. Port-au-Prince\n20. Central America\n\nPath so far: Chaco Province -> Argentina -> Americas -> North America\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Canada is a major country in North America and should be linked directly from the \"North America\" article. However, none of the available links are labeled \"Canada.\" The links listed are mostly countries and territories in the Caribbean and Central America, or related topics like languages and oceans. It seems the direct link to Canada is not present in the options. \"Languages of North America\" (link 8) might mention Canada, since English and French are official languages there. This could provide a pathway to Canada. I'll choose \"Languages of North America\".</think> <answer>8</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Languages of North America\nTarget article: Canada\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Balochi language\n2. Canada\n3. Anguilla\n4. Maithili language\n5. Malayalam language\n6. Meitei language\n7. Tamil language\n8. Nunavut\n9. Arctic\n10. El Salvador\n11. Spanish language\n12. Bahamas\n13. Danish language\n14. Grenada\n15. Cayman Islands\n16. Russia\n17. Urdu\n18. Saint Pierre and Miquelon\n19. Quebec\n20. Dutch language\n\nPath so far: Chaco Province -> Argentina -> Americas -> North America -> Languages of North America\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target article \"Canada\" is directly available as link 2. Selecting this will complete the path.</think> <answer>2</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Chaco Province' to 'Canada'!\n\nPath taken: Chaco Province -> Argentina -> Americas -> North America -> Languages of North America -> Canada\nTotal turns: 5\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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Canada
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"answer": "Canada",
"article": "Canada",
"last_chosen_index": 1,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Great Britain",
"Samuel de Champlain",
"Black Canadians",
"Commonwealth of Nations",
"Bloc Québécois",
"Siberia",
"John Cabot",
"Liberal Party of Canada",
"Saskatoon",
"Monarchy of Canada",
"Justin Trudeau",
"Federalism",
"Latin",
"NATO",
"Saint Lawrence Seaway",
"New Democratic Party",
"Quebec",
"House of Commons of Canada",
"Urbanization",
"Red River Rebellion"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Chaco Province",
"Governor",
"Canada"
],
"path": [
"Chaco Province",
"Argentina",
"Americas",
"North America",
"Languages of North America",
"Canada"
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Klootschieten\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Lower Saxony\n2. Frisia\n3. Germany\n4. Netherlands\n\nPath so far: Klootschieten\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The goal is to reach \"United States\" from \"Klootschieten\". Of the available links, \"Germany\" and \"Netherlands\" are countries, which might have broader connections to international articles such as the United States. Between them, Germany is a bigger country with more historical ties to the United States, but both could be viable. \"Frisia\" and \"Lower Saxony\" are regions, less likely to directly connect to the US. I'll choose \"Germany\" as it likely has a link to the United States or to Europe/World pages that do.</think> <answer>3</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Germany\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Danzig\n2. Roma people\n3. Munich\n4. Allied-occupied Germany\n5. Otto von Bismarck\n6. Roman Catholicism\n7. Protestant Reformation\n8. Muslims\n9. Hinduism\n10. Russia\n11. United States\n12. Bosch\n13. GDR\n14. Alsace\n15. Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania\n16. Michael Ballack\n17. Kaiser\n18. Frisian\n19. Magdeburg\n20. Sinti\n\nPath so far: Klootschieten -> Germany\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target article is \"United States.\" Among the available links, link 11 is directly to \"United States,\" which is the target. Therefore, I should select it to reach the goal in the fewest steps.</think> <answer>11</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Klootschieten' to 'United States'!\n\nPath taken: Klootschieten -> Germany -> United States\nTotal turns: 2\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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United States
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"answer": "United States",
"article": "United States",
"last_chosen_index": 10,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Alaska Range",
"Endangered species",
"Cornus canadensis",
"Thomas Jefferson",
"Asia",
"Soviet Union",
"Soul food",
"Constitution",
"Louisiana",
"Louisiana Purchase",
"American Revolutionary War",
"Roaring Twenties",
"Monica Lewinsky",
"Federalism in the United States",
"The New York Times",
"Military base",
"United States House of Representatives",
"Colony",
"Japan",
"War on Terror"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Klootschieten",
"Germany",
"United States"
],
"path": [
"Klootschieten",
"Germany",
"United States"
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Human rights in Israel\nTarget article: Executive (government)\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Israeli Declaration of Independence\n2. Homophobia\n3. Mandatory Palestine\n4. Arab–Israeli conflict\n5. Parliamentary system\n6. Middle East\n7. Israeli–Palestinian conflict\n8. Israel\n9. Multi-party system\n10. Minority group\n11. Palestinian territories\n12. Coming out\n\nPath so far: Human rights in Israel\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We are at \"Human rights in Israel\" and need to reach \"Executive (government).\" We should look for links relating to government systems or political structures. Among the available links, \"Parliamentary system\" (link 5) is most directly related to government structures and may contain links to executive branches. Other links like \"Israel\" or \"Multi-party system\" are less likely to lead directly to the executive branch article.</think> <answer>5</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Parliamentary system\nTarget article: Executive (government)\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Executive (government)\n2. Legislature\n\nPath so far: Human rights in Israel -> Parliamentary system\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>\"Executive (government)\" is the first available link, which is exactly our target article. Selecting it will complete the WikiRun.</think> <answer>1</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Human rights in Israel' to 'Executive (government)'!\n\nPath taken: Human rights in Israel -> Parliamentary system -> Executive (government)\nTotal turns: 2\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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Executive (government)
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"answer": "Executive (government)",
"article": "Executive (government)",
"last_chosen_index": 0,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Minister (government)",
"Chancellor",
"Constitution",
"Germany",
"President of France",
"Austria",
"Colony",
"President",
"Political economy",
"Republic of Ireland",
"Prime Minister",
"Constitutional economics",
"Bosnia and Herzegovina",
"Political party",
"Prime Minister of France",
"France",
"Taoiseach",
"Switzerland"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Human rights in Israel",
"Parliamentary system",
"Executive (government)"
],
"path": [
"Human rights in Israel",
"Parliamentary system",
"Executive (government)"
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Minka Kelly\nTarget article: Democratic Party (United States)\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Lee Daniels\n2. Los Angeles\n3. The Butler\n4. Jackie Kennedy\n\nPath so far: Minka Kelly\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Minka Kelly is an actress, and the available links are related to film, location, and a historical figure. To reach \"Democratic Party (United States)\", political or American history themes may be useful. \"Jackie Kennedy\" (4) is a former First Lady of the United States, married to President John F. Kennedy, a prominent Democrat. From her article, there will likely be direct connections to the Democratic Party. The other links (director, city, movie) are less likely to lead quickly to the target.</think> <answer>4</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Jackie Kennedy\nTarget article: Democratic Party (United States)\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis\n\nPath so far: Minka Kelly -> Jackie Kennedy\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>There is only one link available: \"Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis,\" which is the full name and main article for Jackie Kennedy. This main article will likely provide broader context about her life, her marriage to President John F. Kennedy, and include links to the Democratic Party.</think> <answer>1</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis\nTarget article: Democratic Party (United States)\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Pearl\n2. Newport, Rhode Island\n3. Bill Clinton 1992 presidential campaign\n4. Democratic Party (United States)\n5. Queens\n6. Janet Lee Bouvier\n7. White House Historical Association\n8. Joseph Campbell\n9. Art Buchwald\n10. Bill Moyers\n11. Frederic Edwin Church\n12. Carly Simon\n13. Emily VanCamp\n14. Jaclyn Smith\n15. Vassar College\n16. Ronald Reagan\n17. Queen Elizabeth II\n18. Cape Cod\n19. East Hampton (village), New York\n20. Bill Clinton\n\nPath so far: Minka Kelly -> Jackie Kennedy -> Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target article \"Democratic Party (United States)\" is directly available as link 4. Selecting it will take us immediately to the target, completing the WikiRun in the shortest possible route.</think> <answer>4</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Minka Kelly' to 'Democratic Party (United States)'!\n\nPath taken: Minka Kelly -> Jackie Kennedy -> Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis -> Democratic Party (United States)\nTotal turns: 3\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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Democratic Party (United States)
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{
"answer": "Democratic Party (United States)",
"article": "Democratic Party (United States)",
"last_chosen_index": 3,
"level": "medium",
"links": [
"Nancy Pelosi",
"Barack Obama",
"Washington D.C.",
"Janet Napolitano",
"Ronald Reagan",
"Blue",
"Democratic-Republican Party",
"Christopher Dodd",
"Tim Kaine",
"Tennessee",
"Baltimore",
"Arlen Specter",
"Democratic National Committee",
"George Moscone",
"Ohio",
"Andrew Jackson",
"Bernie Sanders",
"Howard Dean",
"Massachusetts",
"Woodrow Wilson"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Minka Kelly",
"Lee Daniels",
"Philadelphia",
"Democratic Party (United States)"
],
"path": [
"Minka Kelly",
"Jackie Kennedy",
"Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis",
"Democratic Party (United States)"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Suinae\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Suidae\n2. Animal\n3. San Diego Zoo\n4. Genera\n5. Phacochoerus\n6. Pliocene\n7. Pleistocene\n8. Mammal\n9. John Edward Gray\n10. Babyrousa\n11. Potamochoerus\n12. Artiodactyla\n13. Extinction\n14. Chordate\n15. Sus (genus)\n16. Babyrousini\n17. Miocene\n\nPath so far: Suinae\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target is \"United States\", a country. None of the links directly reference countries, but \"San Diego Zoo\" (link 3) is a notable institution in the U.S. and could have relevant links to the United States or related geographic articles. Choosing \"San Diego Zoo\" should bring us closer to the target.</think>\n<answer>3</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: San Diego Zoo\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. California\n2. United States\n3. San Diego\n\nPath so far: Suinae -> San Diego Zoo\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target article, \"United States,\" is directly available as link 2. Selecting it will immediately reach the goal.</think>\n<answer>2</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Suinae' to 'United States'!\n\nPath taken: Suinae -> San Diego Zoo -> United States\nTotal turns: 2\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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United States
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"answer": "United States",
"article": "United States",
"last_chosen_index": 1,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Alaska Range",
"Endangered species",
"Cornus canadensis",
"Thomas Jefferson",
"Asia",
"Soviet Union",
"Soul food",
"Constitution",
"Louisiana",
"Louisiana Purchase",
"American Revolutionary War",
"Roaring Twenties",
"Monica Lewinsky",
"Federalism in the United States",
"The New York Times",
"Military base",
"United States House of Representatives",
"Colony",
"Japan",
"War on Terror"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Suinae",
"San Diego Zoo",
"United States"
],
"path": [
"Suinae",
"San Diego Zoo",
"United States"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Adolfo Pedernera\nTarget article: Olympic Games\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Copa América\n2. Inside forward\n3. Club Atlético Independiente\n4. 1950 FIFA World Cup\n5. Club de Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata\n6. 1962 FIFA World Cup\n7. Categoría Primera A\n8. Ferro Carril Oeste\n9. Colombia national football team\n10. Club Atlético Huracán\n11. Millonarios F.C.\n12. 1946 South American Championship\n13. Club Atlético Banfield\n14. River Plate\n15. Argentina national football team\n16. Primera División Argentina\n17. Club Atlético River Plate\n18. Quilmes Atlético Club\n19. Boca Juniors\n20. Avellaneda\n\nPath so far: Adolfo Pedernera\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>To reach \"Olympic Games,\" I should look for links related to international competitions or organizations that are connected to the Olympics. The \"Argentina national football team\" (link 15) is likely to have references to Olympic participation, as national teams often compete in the Olympics. This is a promising path.</think>\n<answer>15</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Argentina national football team\nTarget article: Olympic Games\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. 2022 FIFA World Cup\n2. 1957 South American Championship\n3. Leopoldo Luque\n4. Helsingborg\n5. Daniel Passarella\n6. Roberto Ayala\n7. Javier Zanetti\n8. Copa América\n9. CONMEBOL\n10. Luis Artime\n11. José Sanfilippo\n12. Gabriel Batistuta\n13. 1946 South American Championship\n14. Ángel Di María\n15. Spain\n16. 1945 South American Championship\n17. 2021 Copa América\n18. Uruguay\n19. 1986 FIFA World Cup\n20. Mendoza, Argentina\n\nPath so far: Adolfo Pedernera -> Argentina national football team\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The current page does not have a direct link to the \"Olympic Games,\" but \"Copa América\" and other regional competitions are present. However, none of the visible links directly mention the Olympics or Olympic football. \"Uruguay\" (link 18) is a country with a strong Olympic football history, having won gold medals. Navigating to \"Uruguay\" may offer a path to the Olympic Games article.</think>\n<answer>18</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Uruguay\nTarget article: Olympic Games\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Montevideo Department\n2. Presidential system\n3. Florida Department\n4. Colonia del Sacramento\n5. Senate of Uruguay\n6. Brazil\n7. Treinta y Tres\n8. Association football\n9. Independence\n10. Uruguay national football team\n11. Empire of Brazil\n12. Montevideo\n13. Argentina\n14. Rocha Department\n15. General Assembly of Uruguay\n16. Durazno\n17. Mestizo\n18. Paysandú\n19. Tacuarembó Department\n20. Treinta y Tres Department\n\nPath so far: Adolfo Pedernera -> Argentina national football team -> Uruguay\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The link \"Uruguay national football team\" (link 10) is likely to contain information about the team's participation in the Olympic Games, as Uruguay has a notable football history at the Olympics. This could provide a direct or indirect link to the \"Olympic Games\" article.</think>\n<answer>10</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Uruguay national football team\nTarget article: Olympic Games\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Diego Forlán\n2. Luis Suárez\n3. 1924 Summer Olympics\n4. Football at the Summer Olympics\n5. Uruguayan Football Association\n6. 1950 FIFA World Cup\n7. 1928 Summer Olympics\n8. Federico Valverde\n9. Cristian Rodríguez\n10. CONMEBOL\n11. Copa América\n12. Edinson Cavani\n13. Club Nacional de Football\n14. National teams world champions (football)\n15. Paraguay national football team\n16. Óscar Míguez\n17. 2011 Copa América\n18. 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup\n19. Diego Godín\n20. Lima, Peru\n\nPath so far: Adolfo Pedernera -> Argentina national football team -> Uruguay -> Uruguay national football team\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The links \"1924 Summer Olympics\" (3), \"Football at the Summer Olympics\" (4), and \"1928 Summer Olympics\" (7) are all directly related to the Olympic Games. However, \"Football at the Summer Olympics\" (4) is the most general link and likely leads directly to the \"Olympic Games\" or a closely related page, while the others are specific to years. Choosing link 4 should be the fastest path.</think>\n<answer>4</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Football at the Summer Olympics\nTarget article: Olympic Games\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Brazil\n2. Football at the 1908 Summer Olympics\n3. Football at the 1952 Summer Olympics\n4. Athens\n5. Football at the 2008 Summer Olympics – Women's tournament\n6. Football at the 1968 Summer Olympics\n7. Ottoman Empire\n8. Olympic Games\n9. 1984 Summer Olympics\n10. Football at the 1956 Summer Olympics\n11. China women's national football team\n12. Football at the 2016 Summer Olympics\n13. United States women's national soccer team\n14. Football at the 1936 Summer Olympics\n15. Football at the 1996 Summer Olympics – Men's tournament\n16. Football at the 1964 Summer Olympics\n17. Canada women's national soccer team\n18. Germany women's national football team\n19. Football at the 2020 Summer Olympics – Men's tournament\n20. Sweden women's national football team\n\nPath so far: Adolfo Pedernera -> Argentina national football team -> Uruguay -> Uruguay national football team -> Football at the Summer Olympics\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target article \"Olympic Games\" is directly available as link 8. Selecting this link will take us directly to the destination.</think>\n<answer>8</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Adolfo Pedernera' to 'Olympic Games'!\n\nPath taken: Adolfo Pedernera -> Argentina national football team -> Uruguay -> Uruguay national football team -> Football at the Summer Olympics -> Olympic Games\nTotal turns: 5\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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Olympic Games
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{
"answer": "Olympic Games",
"article": "Olympic Games",
"last_chosen_index": 7,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Ancient Greece",
"1944 Summer Olympics",
"Freestyle wrestling",
"2008 Summer Olympics",
"Barcelona",
"1916 Summer Olympics",
"Ottoman Empire",
"Salt Lake City",
"1940 Winter Olympics",
"1984 Winter Olympics",
"Theodosius I",
"1948 Summer Olympics",
"1968 Summer Olympics",
"United States",
"2028 Summer Olympics",
"West Germany",
"2012 Winter Youth Olympics",
"Tufts University",
"1952 Summer Olympics",
"1936 Summer Olympics"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Adolfo Pedernera",
"Club de Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata",
"Olympic Games"
],
"path": [
"Adolfo Pedernera",
"Argentina national football team",
"Uruguay",
"Uruguay national football team",
"Football at the Summer Olympics",
"Olympic Games"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Espinasses\nTarget article: France\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Alpes-de-Haute-Provence\n2. Communes of France\n3. Departments of France\n4. Hautes-Alpes\n\nPath so far: Espinasses\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Our goal is to reach the article \"France\". Among the available links, both \"Communes of France\" (2) and \"Departments of France\" (3) are directly related to France and likely mention or link to the France article. \"Communes of France\" seems broader and more directly about the administrative divisions in France, possibly offering a direct link to France. Thus, I will pick link 2.</think>\n<answer>2</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Communes of France\nTarget article: France\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. France\n2. Rennes\n3. Paris\n4. Municipality\n5. Medieval Latin\n6. Lists of communes of France\n7. Election\n8. Bordeaux\n9. Departments of France\n10. European Union\n11. Medieval commune\n12. Latin\n\nPath so far: Espinasses -> Communes of France\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The first available link is \"France,\" which is our target article. Selecting this link will complete the WikiRun in the shortest possible path.</think>\n<answer>1</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Espinasses' to 'France'!\n\nPath taken: Espinasses -> Communes of France -> France\nTotal turns: 2\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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France
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{
"answer": "France",
"article": "France",
"last_chosen_index": 0,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen",
"Catalan language",
"Gaul",
"Toulouse",
"French Parliament",
"French Polynesia",
"Emmanuel Macron",
"Mauritius",
"Arianism",
"Marie-Antoine Carême",
"Lorraine",
"Sleeping Beauty",
"Romani language",
"Louis XVI of France",
"Raelism",
"Little Red Riding Hood",
"Marcel Proust",
"July Monarchy",
"Wicca",
"Carolingian"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Espinasses",
"Communes of France",
"France"
],
"path": [
"Espinasses",
"Communes of France",
"France"
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: California State Assembly\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Scotts Valley, California\n2. Rocklin, California\n3. Elk Grove, California\n4. Laura Friedman\n5. NBC\n6. Campbell, California\n7. Fullerton, California\n8. Laguna Beach, California\n9. Evan Low\n10. Bell Gardens, California\n11. California Democratic Party\n12. Glendale, California\n13. Thousand Oaks, California\n14. Oakland, California\n15. California State Legislature\n16. Democratic Party (United States)\n17. Encino, Los Angeles\n18. Visalia, California\n19. Santa Rosa, California\n20. Coachella, California\n\nPath so far: California State Assembly\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target article is \"United States.\" The most direct route is to look for links that refer to the federal government or the country as a whole. Among the links, \"Democratic Party (United States)\" (link 16) specifically mentions \"United States\" and likely leads to an article that discusses the U.S. government and possibly contains a direct link to \"United States.\" This is more promising than links about California cities or the California State Legislature.</think> <answer>16</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Democratic Party (United States)\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Nancy Pelosi\n2. Barack Obama\n3. Washington D.C.\n4. Janet Napolitano\n5. Ronald Reagan\n6. Blue\n7. Democratic-Republican Party\n8. Christopher Dodd\n9. Tim Kaine\n10. Tennessee\n11. Baltimore\n12. Arlen Specter\n13. Democratic National Committee\n14. George Moscone\n15. Ohio\n16. Andrew Jackson\n17. Bernie Sanders\n18. Howard Dean\n19. Massachusetts\n20. Woodrow Wilson\n\nPath so far: California State Assembly -> Democratic Party (United States)\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We are now at the \"Democratic Party (United States)\" article. The target is \"United States.\" The most promising link among the options is \"Washington D.C.\" (link 3), as it is the capital of the United States and its article almost certainly contains a link to \"United States.\" None of the other links refer directly to the country or its government, so choosing \"Washington D.C.\" is the best bet for getting to \"United States\" quickly.</think> <answer>3</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Washington D.C.\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Washington, D.C.\n\nPath so far: California State Assembly -> Democratic Party (United States) -> Washington D.C.\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The only available link is \"Washington, D.C.\" This article is very likely to contain a direct link to \"United States,\" since the city is the capital of the country. I have no other options, so I must select this link.</think> <answer>1</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Washington, D.C.\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. WMAR-TV\n2. Christian radio\n3. Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority\n4. United States Congress\n5. U.S. Census Bureau\n6. Gaithersburg, Maryland\n7. Voice of Russia\n8. Washington Dulles International Airport\n9. Alexandria, Virginia\n10. British Broadcasting Corporation\n11. National Air and Space Museum\n12. NOAA\n13. La Plata, Maryland\n14. Cozi TV\n15. Black Entertainment Television\n16. Muriel Bowser\n17. James Madison\n18. Bethesda, Maryland\n19. Council of the District of Columbia\n20. Library of Congress\n\nPath so far: California State Assembly -> Democratic Party (United States) -> Washington D.C. -> Washington, D.C.\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target is \"United States.\" The most relevant link is \"United States Congress\" (link 4), as it directly refers to a major branch of the U.S. federal government, and its article will almost certainly mention and link to the \"United States.\" None of the other links are as closely tied to the country as a whole.</think> <answer>4</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: United States Congress\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. United States House of Representatives\n2. Parliamentary procedure\n3. Vice President of the United States\n4. JD Vance\n5. Speaker of the United States House of Representatives\n6. United States Constitution\n7. 2024 United States House of Representatives elections\n8. Constitution of the United States\n9. Senate Democratic Caucus\n10. Vermont\n11. Congress of the Confederation\n12. President (United States)\n13. Washington, D.C.\n14. Maine\n15. President pro tempore of the United States Senate\n16. National Medal of Arts\n17. Mike Johnson\n18. Republican Party (United States)\n19. Chuck Grassley\n20. United States\n\nPath so far: California State Assembly -> Democratic Party (United States) -> Washington D.C. -> Washington, D.C. -> United States Congress\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target article \"United States\" is directly available as link 20. Selecting this will successfully end the WikiRun.</think> <answer>20</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'California State Assembly' to 'United States'!\n\nPath taken: California State Assembly -> Democratic Party (United States) -> Washington D.C. -> Washington, D.C. -> United States Congress -> United States\nTotal turns: 5\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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United States
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{
"answer": "United States",
"article": "United States",
"last_chosen_index": 19,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Alaska Range",
"Endangered species",
"Cornus canadensis",
"Thomas Jefferson",
"Asia",
"Soviet Union",
"Soul food",
"Constitution",
"Louisiana",
"Louisiana Purchase",
"American Revolutionary War",
"Roaring Twenties",
"Monica Lewinsky",
"Federalism in the United States",
"The New York Times",
"Military base",
"United States House of Representatives",
"Colony",
"Japan",
"War on Terror"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"California State Assembly",
"Santa Rosa, California",
"United States"
],
"path": [
"California State Assembly",
"Democratic Party (United States)",
"Washington D.C.",
"Washington, D.C.",
"United States Congress",
"United States"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Menasha, Wisconsin\nTarget article: United States Census Bureau\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. U.S. state\n2. 2020 United States Census\n3. Wisconsin\n4. Winnebago County, Wisconsin\n5. Calumet County, Wisconsin\n\nPath so far: Menasha, Wisconsin\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target article is United States Census Bureau. Among the available links, \"2020 United States Census\" is most directly related to the Census Bureau, as the Census Bureau conducts the decennial census. Clicking on \"2020 United States Census\" is likely to lead to a page with a direct link to the United States Census Bureau.</think>\n<answer>2</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: 2020 United States Census\nTarget article: United States Census Bureau\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Oregon\n2. Pennsylvania\n3. Delaware\n4. Washington (state)\n5. United States Census Bureau\n6. Donald Trump\n7. Rhode Island\n8. Massachusetts\n9. United States Census\n10. 2010 United States Census\n11. United States Department of Commerce\n12. Connecticut\n13. The New York Times\n14. New Mexico\n15. New Jersey\n16. Illinois\n17. California\n\nPath so far: Menasha, Wisconsin -> 2020 United States Census\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
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"content": "<think>The target article, United States Census Bureau, is directly available as link 5. Selecting this link will immediately reach the target.</think>\n<answer>5</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Menasha, Wisconsin' to 'United States Census Bureau'!\n\nPath taken: Menasha, Wisconsin -> 2020 United States Census -> United States Census Bureau\nTotal turns: 2\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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United States Census Bureau
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{
"answer": "United States Census Bureau",
"article": "United States Census Bureau",
"last_chosen_index": 4,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Chicago",
"United States",
"Charlotte, North Carolina",
"Philadelphia",
"Seattle",
"Maryland",
"U.S. Census",
"Detroit",
"Boston",
"Denver",
"New York City",
"Constitution of the United States",
"United States Department of Commerce",
"Kansas City, Kansas",
"U.S. state",
"Dallas",
"United States Census",
"United States House of Representatives",
"Los Angeles",
"Congress"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Menasha, Wisconsin",
"2020 United States Census",
"United States Census Bureau"
],
"path": [
"Menasha, Wisconsin",
"2020 United States Census",
"United States Census Bureau"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Bolivia, North Carolina\nTarget article: U.S. state\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Brunswick County, North Carolina\n2. United States\n3. North Carolina\n4. United States Census Bureau\n\nPath so far: Bolivia, North Carolina\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Our target is \"U.S. state\". The most direct way is to find a link that leads to information about U.S. states or a specific U.S. state, as those pages usually have links to \"U.S. state\". Link 3 is \"North Carolina\", which is itself a U.S. state, so that article is likely to link directly to \"U.S. state\". Link 2, \"United States\", is broader and may require extra steps. Therefore, the best next move is link 3.</think> <answer>3</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: North Carolina\nTarget article: U.S. state\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Tennessee\n2. Interstate 87\n3. Virginia\n4. Walter Raleigh\n5. Democratic Party (United States)\n6. Egg (food)\n7. Furniture\n8. Native Americans\n9. Wake County, North Carolina\n10. Interstate 85\n11. Cheri Beasley\n12. Emerald\n13. Christmas tree\n14. Latin\n15. North American Vertical Datum of 1988\n16. Appalachian Mountains\n17. Winston-Salem, North Carolina\n18. Temperature\n19. Raleigh\n20. American Revolutionary War\n\nPath so far: Bolivia, North Carolina -> North Carolina\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target is \"U.S. state\". On the \"North Carolina\" article, there should typically be a link to \"U.S. state\" in the first sentence or infobox, but it's not explicitly listed in the given links. The available links include nearby states, cities, parties, and other topics, but none is directly \"U.S. state\". The closest option is to select \"United States\" if it were present, but it is not in this list. The next best step is to choose another state, as state articles often have a link to \"U.S. state\" in their introduction. \"Tennessee\" or \"Virginia\" (links 1 or 3) are both U.S. states. I will pick \"Tennessee\" (link 1), as this path is as likely as \"Virginia\" to lead to \"U.S. state\".</think> <answer>1</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Tennessee\nTarget article: U.S. state\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Bill Hagerty\n2. Knoxville, Tennessee\n3. Murfreesboro, Tennessee\n4. Arkansas\n5. Liriodendron tulipifera\n6. Virginia\n7. Smallmouth bass\n8. Agate\n9. U.S. state\n10. Chattanooga, Tennessee\n11. African American\n12. Tennessee House of Representatives\n13. Tennessee Titans\n14. U.S. Census Bureau\n15. Cherokee\n16. Nashville, Tennessee\n17. Colleges and universities in Tennessee\n18. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee\n19. Clingmans Dome\n20. Eastern Time Zone\n\nPath so far: Bolivia, North Carolina -> North Carolina -> Tennessee\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target article is \"U.S. state\". The ninth link is explicitly \"U.S. state\", which is our goal. Selecting this link will take us directly to the target article.</think> <answer>9</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Bolivia, North Carolina' to 'U.S. state'!\n\nPath taken: Bolivia, North Carolina -> North Carolina -> Tennessee -> U.S. state\nTotal turns: 3\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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U.S. state
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{
"answer": "U.S. state",
"article": "U.S. state",
"last_chosen_index": 8,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Ohio",
"Mississippi",
"Law",
"North Carolina",
"United States Senate",
"Kansas",
"New Jersey",
"Delaware",
"Georgia (U.S. state)",
"New Hampshire",
"Minnesota",
"Polity",
"West Virginia",
"Wyoming",
"Indiana",
"Hawaii",
"Montana",
"Wisconsin",
"California CA",
"State governments of the United States"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Bolivia, North Carolina",
"United States Census Bureau",
"U.S. state"
],
"path": [
"Bolivia, North Carolina",
"North Carolina",
"Tennessee",
"U.S. state"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
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"content": "\nCurrent article: WebKit\nTarget article: Apple Inc.\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. GNU Lesser General Public License\n2. Safari (web browser)\n3. Class (programming)\n4. GUI\n5. BSD License\n\nPath so far: WebKit\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We are currently on the \"WebKit\" article, and our target is \"Apple Inc.\" Among the available links, \"Safari (web browser)\" is directly associated with Apple, as Safari is Apple's web browser and likely to have a prominent mention or link to Apple Inc. Other links (licenses, programming concepts) are less directly related. Choosing \"Safari (web browser)\" maximizes the chance of quickly reaching \"Apple Inc.\"</think>\n<answer>2</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Safari (web browser)\nTarget article: Apple Inc.\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. C++\n2. Windows\n3. Cascading Style Sheets\n4. HTML5\n5. Apple Macintosh\n6. Fork (software development)\n7. Internet Explorer\n8. Objective-C\n9. WebKit\n10. GNU Lesser General Public License\n11. KDE\n12. Web browser\n13. Apple Inc.\n14. Steve Jobs\n\nPath so far: WebKit -> Safari (web browser)\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target article \"Apple Inc.\" is directly available as link 13 on this page. Selecting it will take us directly to the target and complete the navigation in the shortest path.</think>\n<answer>13</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'WebKit' to 'Apple Inc.'!\n\nPath taken: WebKit -> Safari (web browser) -> Apple Inc.\nTotal turns: 2\n\nGame completed successfully!",
"role": "user"
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Apple Inc.
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{
"answer": "Apple Inc.",
"article": "Apple Inc.",
"last_chosen_index": 12,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Apple Watch",
"NASDAQ",
"Paris",
"Cupertino, California",
"Tim Cook",
"Dow Jones Industrial Average",
"IPhone",
"64-bit",
"AIDS",
"Chief executive officer",
"IPadOS",
"DVD",
"Google",
"MacBook Air",
"Beddit",
"Computer hardware",
"IPad",
"Chairman",
"BBC News",
"United States"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"WebKit",
"Safari (web browser)",
"Apple Inc."
],
"path": [
"WebKit",
"Safari (web browser)",
"Apple Inc."
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Husby\nTarget article: Australia\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Central European Summer Time\n2. Sweden\n3. Municipalities of Sweden\n4. Urban areas in Sweden\n5. Hedemora Municipality\n6. Counties of Sweden\n7. Country\n8. Dalarna County\n9. Provinces of Sweden\n10. Statistics Sweden\n11. Dalarna\n12. Central European Time\n\nPath so far: Husby\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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[
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"content": "<think>Australia is a country, so the most direct route is to look for links related to countries or a general \"country\" concept. Link 7, \"Country,\" is likely to lead to a general article about countries, which should have a list of or links to various countries including Australia.</think> <answer>7</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Country\nTarget article: Australia\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. South Ossetia\n2. Yugoslavia\n3. New Zealand\n4. Population\n5. East Turkestan\n6. Tibet\n7. Palestine\n8. United States\n9. United Kingdom\n10. United Nations\n11. Nation\n12. Australia\n13. Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development\n14. Israel\n15. Somaliland\n16. European Union\n17. Northern Cyprus\n18. Sovereign state\n19. Constituent country\n20. Denmark\n\nPath so far: Husby -> Country\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Link 12 is directly to \"Australia,\" which is the target article. Selecting this link will immediately complete the WikiRun.</think> <answer>12</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Husby' to 'Australia'!\n\nPath taken: Husby -> Country -> Australia\nTotal turns: 2\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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Australia
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{
"answer": "Australia",
"article": "Australia",
"last_chosen_index": 11,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Peter Carey (novelist)",
"2000 Summer Olympics",
"Prison",
"Indigenous Australians",
"Newcastle, New South Wales",
"Excellency",
"Acacia pycnantha",
"Rugby League",
"Australian gold rushes",
"Gallipoli Campaign",
"States and territories of Australia",
"Ludwig Leichhardt",
"Sun",
"Dutch people",
"Australian Football League",
"Iraq",
"Liberal Party (Australia)",
"Royal Australian Navy",
"INXS",
"Abel Tasman"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Husby",
"Country",
"Australia"
],
"path": [
"Husby",
"Country",
"Australia"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Royalty\nTarget article: Americans\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Bad Vibes Forever\n2. Royalties\n3. XXXTentacion\n4. Royalty (song)\n5. Prince Edward Island\n\nPath so far: Royalty\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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[
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"content": "<think>We need to get from \"Royalty\" to \"Americans.\" None of the available links are directly related to Americans or the United States. \"Prince Edward Island\" is a province in Canada, which is geographically closer to the US and may have links related to North America or the US. The other links seem to be about music or musicians, which are less likely to lead us toward \"Americans.\" Choosing \"Prince Edward Island\" gives us the best chance to get closer to our target.</think> <answer>5</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Prince Edward Island\nTarget article: Americans\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Blue jay\n2. Charlottetown Conference\n3. Canada\n4. Charles III\n5. Parliamentary system\n6. Atlantic Time Zone\n7. Area code 902\n8. English language\n9. Provinces and territories of Canada\n10. Monarchy of Canada\n11. Charlottetown\n12. George III of the United Kingdom\n13. Anne of Green Gables\n\nPath so far: Royalty -> Prince Edward Island\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Our target is \"Americans.\" From \"Prince Edward Island,\" the most logical step is to move toward a broader geographical context that could include the United States. The link \"Canada\" is the country that Prince Edward Island belongs to and will likely contain references to the United States or Americans, as the two countries share a border and have intertwined histories. Other links are more local (Charlottetown, area code, etc.) or about the monarchy, which isn’t as relevant. \"Canada\" is the best route to get closer to \"Americans.\"</think> <answer>3</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Canada\nTarget article: Americans\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Great Britain\n2. Samuel de Champlain\n3. Black Canadians\n4. Commonwealth of Nations\n5. Bloc Québécois\n6. Siberia\n7. John Cabot\n8. Liberal Party of Canada\n9. Saskatoon\n10. Monarchy of Canada\n11. Justin Trudeau\n12. Federalism\n13. Latin\n14. NATO\n15. Saint Lawrence Seaway\n16. New Democratic Party\n17. Quebec\n18. House of Commons of Canada\n19. Urbanization\n20. Red River Rebellion\n\nPath so far: Royalty -> Prince Edward Island -> Canada\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We are trying to reach \"Americans.\" From the \"Canada\" article, we should look for links that could lead us to the United States or its people. Unfortunately, none of the current links are directly about the United States or Americans. However, \"NATO\" (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) includes both Canada and the United States as prominent members. This page should mention Americans or link to the United States or Americans. Therefore, \"NATO\" is the best choice among the available links.</think> <answer>14</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: NATO\nTarget article: Americans\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Armenia\n2. Military alliance\n3. United Kingdom\n4. Warsaw Pact\n5. North Macedonia\n6. Belarus\n7. Portugal\n8. Slovenia\n9. Croatia\n10. Mongolia\n11. Denmark\n12. 4 April\n13. Sweden\n14. Moldova\n15. Montenegro\n16. Iceland\n17. Ireland\n18. Kuwait\n19. Morocco\n20. Associated Press\n\nPath so far: Royalty -> Prince Edward Island -> Canada -> NATO\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Our target is \"Americans.\" From the NATO article, we need to get to something related to the United States or its people. However, none of the available links directly mention the United States or Americans. The closest indirect route could be through countries with strong NATO ties to the US, such as the \"United Kingdom,\" but that may not be the most efficient path. \"Military alliance\" could be a broader topic and might mention the United States or Americans, potentially providing a relevant link. I'll proceed with \"Military alliance\" in hopes of finding a reference to the US or Americans.</think> <answer>2</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Military alliance\nTarget article: Americans\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Romania\n2. Austria-Hungary\n3. Samos Island\n4. Cold War\n5. Nazi Germany\n6. Shanghai Cooperation Organisation\n7. Ottoman Empire\n8. European Union\n9. Belarus\n10. Poland\n11. Aragon\n12. Commonwealth of Nations\n13. India\n14. South Africa\n15. Collective Security Treaty Organization\n16. Peloponnesian War\n17. War of the Spanish Succession\n18. Warsaw Pact\n19. Sparta\n20. Uzbekistan\n\nPath so far: Royalty -> Prince Edward Island -> Canada -> NATO -> Military alliance\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We need to reach \"Americans,\" ideally by finding a link to the United States or something closely related. From \"Military alliance,\" the available links are primarily countries and alliances, with none directly referencing the United States or Americans. \"Cold War\" is a significant historical event involving the US and the Soviet Union, and the article is certain to mention Americans or link to the United States. This is our best route to get closer to \"Americans.\"</think> <answer>4</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Cold War\nTarget article: Americans\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Winston Churchill\n2. Spain\n3. United States\n4. Capitalism\n5. People's Republic of Bulgaria\n6. Luxembourg\n7. NATO\n8. World War I\n9. Saudi Arabia\n10. Laos\n11. United States invasion of Panama\n12. Ronald Reagan\n13. Cuba\n14. United Kingdom\n15. Kitchen Debate\n16. Greece\n17. Communist state\n18. People's Republic of China\n19. Berlin Airlift\n20. Dissolution of the Soviet Union\n\nPath so far: Royalty -> Prince Edward Island -> Canada -> NATO -> Military alliance -> Cold War\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Our target is \"Americans.\" From the \"Cold War\" article, we finally see the \"United States\" as an available link, which will almost certainly have a link to \"Americans\" either in the introduction or in the demographics/society section. Clicking \"United States\" is the most direct and effective step toward our target.</think> <answer>3</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: United States\nTarget article: Americans\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Alaska Range\n2. Endangered species\n3. Cornus canadensis\n4. Thomas Jefferson\n5. Asia\n6. Soviet Union\n7. Soul food\n8. Constitution\n9. Louisiana\n10. Louisiana Purchase\n11. American Revolutionary War\n12. Roaring Twenties\n13. Monica Lewinsky\n14. Federalism in the United States\n15. The New York Times\n16. Military base\n17. United States House of Representatives\n18. Colony\n19. Japan\n20. War on Terror\n\nPath so far: Royalty -> Prince Edward Island -> Canada -> NATO -> Military alliance -> Cold War -> United States\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
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"content": "<think>We are on the \"United States\" article and need to get to \"Americans.\" Typically, Wikipedia articles about countries have a link to the people of that country, often in the introduction or demographics section. However, in the provided links, \"Americans\" is not explicitly listed. The next best strategy is to look for links that might lead to the nation's people. The \"American Revolutionary War\" may mention Americans, but it's more about the war itself. The most promising link is \"American Revolutionary War,\" as it might discuss the people of the United States (Americans) and could contain a direct link to \"Americans.\"</think> <answer>11</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: American Revolutionary War\nTarget article: Americans\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Marquis de Lafayette\n2. Mississippi River\n3. Philadelphia\n4. British Empire\n5. Taxing and Spending Clause\n6. Siege of Yorktown\n7. British Parliament\n8. British government\n9. American Civil War casualties\n10. Battle of Bunker Hill\n11. Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette\n12. Gibraltar\n13. Thomas Jefferson\n14. Boston Massacre\n15. Appalachian Mountains\n16. France\n17. Americans\n18. North America\n19. Canada\n20. George III of Great Britain and Ireland\n\nPath so far: Royalty -> Prince Edward Island -> Canada -> NATO -> Military alliance -> Cold War -> United States -> American Revolutionary War\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We are on the \"American Revolutionary War\" article, and link 17 is \"Americans,\" which is our target. We can now directly reach the desired article.</think> <answer>17</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Royalty' to 'Americans'!\n\nPath taken: Royalty -> Prince Edward Island -> Canada -> NATO -> Military alliance -> Cold War -> United States -> American Revolutionary War -> Americans\nTotal turns: 8\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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Americans
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{
"answer": "Americans",
"article": "Americans",
"last_chosen_index": 16,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Saudi Arabia",
"Norway",
"U.S. Census Bureau",
"Chile",
"Bahamas",
"Haiti",
"Bermuda",
"Pakistan",
"United Arab Emirates",
"Argentina",
"The New York Times",
"Germany",
"The Guardian",
"Religion",
"Taiwan",
"Languages of the United States",
"Olongapo",
"Panama",
"South Korea",
"American English"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Royalty",
"Royalty (song)",
"Americans"
],
"path": [
"Royalty",
"Prince Edward Island",
"Canada",
"NATO",
"Military alliance",
"Cold War",
"United States",
"American Revolutionary War",
"Americans"
]
}
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Flanking maneuver\nTarget article: Chennai district\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Stonewall Jackson\n2. Battle of Chancellorsville\n3. Division (military)\n4. Oblique order\n5. Rearguard\n6. Attrition warfare\n7. Preemptive war\n8. Envelopment\n9. Confederate States Army\n10. Feigned retreat\n11. Army of the Potomac\n12. Pincer movement\n13. Military tactics\n14. Turning movement\n15. Shock tactics\n16. Union Army\n17. Ambush\n\nPath so far: Flanking maneuver\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We are starting from a military tactics article and need to reach Chennai district, which is a region in India. None of the current links are related to geography, India, or Chennai; they are all about military concepts, armies, and battles, primarily from American history. To get closer to India or a geographical article, I should look for a link that might eventually branch towards broader topics, such as military organization or general tactics, which might have global examples. \"Division (military)\" (link 3) is a general topic and may reference Indian military divisions or lead to pages listing armies by country, including India. This could be a step toward finding something India-related.</think> <answer>3</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Division (military)\nTarget article: Chennai district\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Major general\n2. Brigade\n3. Navy\n\nPath so far: Flanking maneuver -> Division (military)\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
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"content": "<think>The available links are \"Major general,\" \"Brigade,\" and \"Navy.\" All are military ranks or organizational units. \"Navy\" is a branch of the armed forces and may cover navies from multiple countries, including India, which could provide a route toward Indian geography or administrative divisions. \"Brigade\" and \"Major general\" are more likely to stay within military hierarchy and not branch into geographical topics. Therefore, \"Navy\" is the best option for potentially reaching India or Chennai.</think> <answer>3</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Navy\nTarget article: Chennai district\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Steam engine\n2. Royal Australian Navy\n3. Royal Navy\n4. United States Navy\n5. Ancient Greece\n6. Middle Ages\n7. Royal New Zealand Navy\n\nPath so far: Flanking maneuver -> Division (military) -> Navy\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The links provided are specific navies of various countries (Australia, UK, US, New Zealand), historical periods (Ancient Greece, Middle Ages), and the steam engine. None of these directly lead to India or its navy, which would be the most direct route to Chennai district. However, \"Ancient Greece\" and \"Middle Ages\" are broad historical topics that might contain links to India, trade with India, or colonial activities, which could eventually connect to Chennai. Between the two, \"Middle Ages\" is more likely to mention India due to trade and early European-Indian contacts, which may eventually link to Chennai or Tamil Nadu. Selecting \"Middle Ages\" as the best step.</think> <answer>6</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Middle Ages\nTarget article: Chennai district\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. 13th century\n2. Grand Duchy of Moscow\n3. Asia Minor\n4. Ancient Greece\n5. Latin\n6. Silk Road\n7. 7th century\n8. Protestant Reformation\n9. Iran\n10. Early Middle Ages\n11. Eastern world\n12. Italy\n13. Citizendium\n14. Hundred Years' War\n15. Europe\n16. Franks\n17. New World\n18. Nontheism\n19. Holy Roman Empire\n20. Bubonic plague\n\nPath so far: Flanking maneuver -> Division (military) -> Navy -> Middle Ages\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We are looking for a route toward Chennai district, ideally by finding something related to India or South/East Asia. Among the links, \"Silk Road\" (6) is notable because it was a network of trade routes connecting Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, including India. This link may lead to articles on India or its regions. \"Eastern world\" (11) is also a broad term that could encompass India and its regions, but \"Silk Road\" is more likely to specifically mention India and its cities as part of the trade network. Therefore, \"Silk Road\" is the best choice for progressing toward Chennai district.</think> <answer>6</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Silk Road\nTarget article: Chennai district\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Brunei\n2. Spice\n3. Philippines\n4. Germany\n5. Siam\n6. Bukhara\n7. Ancient history\n8. Mongol Empire\n9. Asia\n10. Buddhist\n11. Culture\n12. Byzantine Empire\n13. Syria\n14. 7th century\n15. Mountain range\n16. Balkans\n17. Wine\n18. India\n19. Levant\n20. Lebanon\n\nPath so far: Flanking maneuver -> Division (military) -> Navy -> Middle Ages -> Silk Road\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We have found a direct link to \"India\" (link 18), which is the country where Chennai district is located. Clicking on this link should bring us much closer to our target, as from the India article, we can look for links to Chennai or its administrative divisions. This is clearly the next best step.</think> <answer>18</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: India\nTarget article: Chennai district\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. 2011 Cricket World Cup\n2. Hinduism in India\n3. British India\n4. Human Development Index\n5. Indian National Congress\n6. Encyclopædia Britannica\n7. United States dollar\n8. Union territory\n9. Daylight saving time\n10. Kannada\n11. Rigveda\n12. Mars Orbiter Mission\n13. Tamil language\n14. British Empire\n15. Centrism\n16. Parliament of India\n17. Haryana\n18. Indian Space Research Organization\n19. Narendra Modi\n20. Taiwan\n\nPath so far: Flanking maneuver -> Division (military) -> Navy -> Middle Ages -> Silk Road -> India\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Our goal is Chennai district, which is in the state of Tamil Nadu and the city of Chennai. From the current links, \"Tamil language\" (13) is closely associated with Tamil Nadu, where Chennai district is located. This link should lead to topics about the Tamil-speaking region, which may provide links to Chennai, Tamil Nadu, or its districts. Therefore, choosing \"Tamil language\" is the best available step.</think> <answer>13</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Tamil language\nTarget article: Chennai district\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. United States\n2. France\n3. Dravidian language\n4. Latin script\n5. Tolkāppiyam\n6. Thailand\n7. Malaysia\n8. Consonant\n9. Brahmic scripts\n10. Germany\n11. Singapore\n12. Indonesia\n13. Tamil Nadu\n14. Arabic alphabet\n15. India\n16. Sri Lanka\n17. Fiji\n18. Africa\n19. Tamil people\n20. Puducherry (union territory)\n\nPath so far: Flanking maneuver -> Division (military) -> Navy -> Middle Ages -> Silk Road -> India -> Tamil language\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
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"content": "<think>\"Tamil Nadu\" (link 13) is the state in which Chennai district is located. By choosing this link, I can likely find information or further links directly related to Chennai or its districts, including Chennai district itself. This is the most direct step toward the target.</think> <answer>13</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Tamil Nadu\nTarget article: Chennai district\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Sivaganga district\n2. South India\n3. Namakkal district\n4. Erode district\n5. Thanjavur district\n6. Theni district\n7. M. K. Stalin\n8. The Nilgiris district\n9. Indian Ocean\n10. Bay of Bengal\n11. Palm tree\n12. Madurai district\n13. Kallakurichi district\n14. Kanchipuram district\n15. Salem district\n16. Neolithic\n17. Chennai district\n18. Thoothukudi\n19. Tamil language\n20. Virudhunagar district\n\nPath so far: Flanking maneuver -> Division (military) -> Navy -> Middle Ages -> Silk Road -> India -> Tamil language -> Tamil Nadu\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
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"content": "<think>\"Chennai district\" (link 17) is the target article. This link will take us directly to the goal.</think> <answer>17</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Flanking maneuver' to 'Chennai district'!\n\nPath taken: Flanking maneuver -> Division (military) -> Navy -> Middle Ages -> Silk Road -> India -> Tamil language -> Tamil Nadu -> Chennai district\nTotal turns: 8\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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Chennai district
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{
"answer": "Chennai district",
"article": "Chennai district",
"last_chosen_index": 16,
"level": "hard",
"links": [
"Tamil Nadu",
"Adyar River",
"Egmore taluk",
"Tondiarpet taluk",
"Mylapore taluk",
"Bay of Bengal",
"Aminjikarai taluk",
"Cooum River",
"Mambalam taluk",
"India",
"Sholinganallur taluk",
"Buckingham Canal",
"Tambaram taluk",
"Velachery taluk",
"Guindy taluk",
"Ayanavaram taluk",
"Chennai",
"Perambur taluk"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Flanking maneuver",
"Battle of Chancellorsville",
"Fredericksburg, Virginia",
"Municipal corporation",
"Chennai",
"Tamil Nadu",
"Chennai district"
],
"path": [
"Flanking maneuver",
"Division (military)",
"Navy",
"Middle Ages",
"Silk Road",
"India",
"Tamil language",
"Tamil Nadu",
"Chennai district"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: John Thaw\nTarget article: Australia\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Chaplin (film)\n2. Killing Heat\n3. Order of the British Empire\n4. Longsight\n5. Sheila Hancock\n6. Manchester\n7. Oesophageal cancer\n8. BAFTA\n9. Twelfth Night\n10. Burnage\n11. Gorton\n12. Henry VIII (play)\n13. British Academy Award\n14. British people\n15. CBE\n16. Wiltshire\n17. Lancashire\n18. Laurence Olivier\n19. England\n\nPath so far: John Thaw\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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[
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"content": "<think>To reach Australia, I should look for links that either directly mention Australia, or that lead to broader topics such as countries, continents, or the Commonwealth. \"England\" (link 19) is a country and part of the Commonwealth, of which Australia is also a member. This could lead to United Kingdom, Commonwealth, or related pages, increasing the chance of reaching Australia quickly.</think> <answer>19</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: England\nTarget article: Australia\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. 1966 FIFA World Cup\n2. John Wesley\n3. Chinese people\n4. English literature\n5. The Spectator\n6. The Times\n7. J.K. Rowling\n8. Airline hub\n9. Catholicism\n10. 2011 United Kingdom Census\n11. Real tennis\n12. University College London\n13. University of Cambridge\n14. The Royal Society\n15. Harry Potter\n16. Truro\n17. Skara Brae\n18. God Save the King\n19. Oliver Cromwell\n20. British Empire\n\nPath so far: John Thaw -> England\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The most direct route to Australia is through the British Empire (link 20), as Australia was a former British colony and is often discussed in the context of the British Empire. This should provide a direct or near-direct link to Australia.</think> <answer>20</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: British Empire\nTarget article: Australia\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Crown colony\n2. Americas\n3. Commonwealth of Nations\n4. North America\n5. South Africa\n6. Indian subcontinent\n7. Hong Kong\n8. The Independent\n9. United States\n10. Empire of Japan\n11. Dependent territory\n12. Special Branch\n13. First French Empire\n14. German Empire\n15. British Overseas Territories\n16. Cultural heritage\n17. New Zealand\n18. Caribbean\n19. Charles III\n20. Decolonization\n\nPath so far: John Thaw -> England -> British Empire\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Australia is a member of the Commonwealth of Nations and was a significant part of the British Empire, but the most direct link would be if Australia itself is linked. However, from the available links, \"Commonwealth of Nations\" (link 3) is the most promising, as Australia is a prominent member and will almost certainly be mentioned or linked there.</think> <answer>3</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Commonwealth of Nations\nTarget article: Australia\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Nauru\n2. British Crown Dependencies\n3. The World Factbook\n4. Tuvalu\n5. Australia\n6. Central Intelligence Agency\n7. Pakistan\n8. Commonwealth Games\n9. Nigeria\n10. British Overseas Territories\n11. Gabon\n12. Member states of the Commonwealth of Nations\n13. India\n14. Canada\n15. Britain\n16. Bangladesh\n17. Charles III\n18. Rwanda\n19. United States Census Bureau\n20. British Empire\n\nPath so far: John Thaw -> England -> British Empire -> Commonwealth of Nations\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Link 5 is directly to Australia, which is the target article. Selecting this will successfully complete the WikiRun.</think> <answer>5</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'John Thaw' to 'Australia'!\n\nPath taken: John Thaw -> England -> British Empire -> Commonwealth of Nations -> Australia\nTotal turns: 4\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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{
"answer": "Australia",
"article": "Australia",
"last_chosen_index": 4,
"level": "medium",
"links": [
"Peter Carey (novelist)",
"2000 Summer Olympics",
"Prison",
"Indigenous Australians",
"Newcastle, New South Wales",
"Excellency",
"Acacia pycnantha",
"Rugby League",
"Australian gold rushes",
"Gallipoli Campaign",
"States and territories of Australia",
"Ludwig Leichhardt",
"Sun",
"Dutch people",
"Australian Football League",
"Iraq",
"Liberal Party (Australia)",
"Royal Australian Navy",
"INXS",
"Abel Tasman"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"John Thaw",
"Manchester",
"Commonwealth Games",
"Australia"
],
"path": [
"John Thaw",
"England",
"British Empire",
"Commonwealth of Nations",
"Australia"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Yazidi genocide\nTarget article: Doha\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Syria\n2. The Daily Telegraph\n3. ISIS\n4. Iraq\n5. Yazidis\n6. Sinjar\n7. BBC\n8. CNN\n9. Al Jazeera\n\nPath so far: Yazidi genocide\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Our target is Doha, the capital of Qatar. Among the available links, \"Al Jazeera\" stands out because it is a major news organization headquartered in Doha, Qatar. This could directly lead to information about Doha or at least about Qatar. Selecting \"Al Jazeera\" is likely the most efficient next step toward our target.</think>\n<answer>9</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Al Jazeera\nTarget article: Doha\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Sling TV\n2. English language\n3. C-SPAN\n4. HDTV\n5. Northern Africa\n6. United States Dollar\n7. DStv\n8. Cable television\n9. Lebanese Civil War\n10. Satellite television\n11. Israel\n12. Google Video\n13. Arabic language\n14. Doha\n15. Bahrain\n16. Hamad bin Khalifa\n17. New York Times\n18. Television programme\n19. Saudi Arabia\n20. Lebanon\n\nPath so far: Yazidi genocide -> Al Jazeera\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>\"Doha\" is our target article and it is directly available as link 14. Selecting this link will immediately reach the target.</think>\n<answer>14</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Yazidi genocide' to 'Doha'!\n\nPath taken: Yazidi genocide -> Al Jazeera -> Doha\nTotal turns: 2\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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Doha
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{
"answer": "Doha",
"article": "Doha",
"last_chosen_index": 13,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Education City",
"National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration",
"Persian Gulf",
"Metropolis",
"Saudi Arabia",
"Qatar",
"HEC Paris in Qatar",
"Bahrain"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Yazidi genocide",
"Al Jazeera",
"Doha"
],
"path": [
"Yazidi genocide",
"Al Jazeera",
"Doha"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Nokia 5730 XpressMusic\nTarget article: North America\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Volt\n2. Microsoft PowerPoint\n3. Wi-Fi\n4. Random-access memory\n5. GSM\n6. YouTube\n7. Wireless LAN\n8. 3G\n9. QWERTY\n10. Earphones\n11. Display resolution\n12. Nokia\n13. Microsoft Excel\n14. Portable Document Format\n15. LED\n16. Gigabyte\n17. GPS\n18. App\n19. Microsoft Word\n20. WAV\n\nPath so far: Nokia 5730 XpressMusic\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We are starting from a mobile phone model. Our target is North America, which is a continent. From the available links, most are related to technology, standards, or specific companies. \"GSM\" (link 5) is a global mobile communication standard, which is often discussed in the context of different world regions, including North America. By choosing \"GSM,\" we may find links to regions or countries, including North America, as GSM adoption and bands vary by location. This offers a more direct route to geographical topics than the other links.</think> <answer>5</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: GSM\nTarget article: North America\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Tablet computer\n2. Finland\n3. Mobile phone\n\nPath so far: Nokia 5730 XpressMusic -> GSM\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The current article is GSM, a standard used globally. Of the available links, \"Finland\" is a country, and \"Tablet computer\" is a device type. \"Mobile phone\" is the only option that could potentially lead to broader topics, including worldwide usage and perhaps regional adoption (like North America). \"Mobile phone\" is most likely to offer links to continents or regions, so I will choose this.</think> <answer>3</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Mobile phone\nTarget article: North America\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Samsung\n2. Hz\n3. 3G\n4. North America\n5. Feature phone\n6. Radio frequency\n7. Smartphone\n8. Asia\n9. Walkie-talkie\n10. Motorola\n11. 4G\n12. Samsung Galaxy\n13. Europe\n14. Handbag\n15. GSM\n16. Apple Inc.\n17. Android (operating system)\n18. Google\n19. Keyboard (computer)\n20. United States\n\nPath so far: Nokia 5730 XpressMusic -> GSM -> Mobile phone\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target article \"North America\" is directly available as link 4 in the current article. Selecting this link will complete the WikiRun in the shortest path possible.</think> <answer>4</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Nokia 5730 XpressMusic' to 'North America'!\n\nPath taken: Nokia 5730 XpressMusic -> GSM -> Mobile phone -> North America\nTotal turns: 3\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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North America
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{
"answer": "North America",
"article": "North America",
"last_chosen_index": 3,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Spanish language",
"Basseterre",
"Caribbean",
"South America",
"Castries",
"Siberia",
"Atlantic Ocean",
"Languages of North America",
"English language",
"Grenada",
"Santo Domingo",
"Dominican Republic",
"Country code top-level domain",
"Panama City",
"Belize",
"Saint Kitts and Nevis",
"Bahamas",
"Port of Spain",
"Port-au-Prince",
"Central America"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Nokia 5730 XpressMusic",
"Volt",
"North America"
],
"path": [
"Nokia 5730 XpressMusic",
"GSM",
"Mobile phone",
"North America"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Warne, North Carolina\nTarget article: North American Central Time Zone\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. United States Census, 2000\n2. Blairsville, Georgia\n3. Baptist\n4. Southeastern United States\n5. Appalachia\n6. Southern United States\n7. Blizzards\n8. Hiawassee, Georgia\n9. Raleigh, North Carolina\n10. ZIP code\n11. New York State\n12. Knoxville, TN\n13. United States\n14. Eastern Time Zone\n15. Tennessee\n16. Georgia (U.S. state)\n17. North Carolina\n18. Appalachian Trail\n19. Five Civilized Tribes\n20. U.S. state\n\nPath so far: Warne, North Carolina\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Our target is \"North American Central Time Zone\". The current article has a direct link to \"Eastern Time Zone\" (link 14), which is closely related to time zones. From there, it's highly likely that \"Central Time Zone\" will be linked or mentioned. Other links are for states, regions, or unrelated topics. \"Eastern Time Zone\" is the most strategic next step.</think> <answer>14</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Eastern Time Zone\nTarget article: North American Central Time Zone\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. New York (state)\n2. Columbia, South Carolina\n3. Worcester, Massachusetts\n4. Menominee County, Michigan\n5. Windsor, Ontario\n6. Kingston, Jamaica\n7. Caribbean\n8. Fort Wayne, Indiana\n9. Havana\n10. Ottawa, Ontario\n11. Greenville, South Carolina\n12. Bahamas\n13. Alabama\n14. Colombia\n15. Hampton Roads\n16. Canada\n17. Côte-Nord\n18. Wisconsin\n19. Bolivia\n20. New York City\n\nPath so far: Warne, North Carolina -> Eastern Time Zone\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target is \"North American Central Time Zone.\" The current article is \"Eastern Time Zone.\" Typically, articles about time zones reference other North American time zones, especially the adjacent \"Central Time Zone.\" However, none of the available links explicitly mention \"Central Time Zone.\" Some of the links are to regions or states that observe Central Time, such as Wisconsin (link 18) and Alabama (link 13). Of these, Wisconsin is almost entirely in the Central Time Zone, making it a strong choice as its page will likely describe its time zone and link to \"Central Time Zone.\"</think> <answer>18</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Wisconsin\nTarget article: North American Central Time Zone\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Green Bay Packers\n2. Mexico\n3. Polka\n4. Jacques Marquette\n5. Laos\n6. United States\n7. Sara Rodriguez\n8. Native Americans\n9. North American Vertical Datum of 1988\n10. Mississippi River\n11. Muskellunge\n12. Milwaukee, Wisconsin\n13. Capital (political)\n14. India\n15. Maize\n16. Milwaukee\n17. Tammy Baldwin\n18. Central Daylight Time\n19. Wicca\n20. Illinois\n\nPath so far: Warne, North Carolina -> Eastern Time Zone -> Wisconsin\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
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"content": "<think>The target is \"North American Central Time Zone.\" Among the available links, \"Central Daylight Time\" (link 18) is directly related to the Central Time Zone. Clicking this link will likely lead to an article about the Central Time Zone, or at least mention it with a direct link. This is the most efficient next step.</think> <answer>18</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Central Daylight Time\nTarget article: North American Central Time Zone\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Central Time Zone\n\nPath so far: Warne, North Carolina -> Eastern Time Zone -> Wisconsin -> Central Daylight Time\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
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"content": "<think>The only available link, \"Central Time Zone\" (link 1), is very likely the main article for \"North American Central Time Zone\" or redirects there. This is the direct path to the target.</think> <answer>1</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Central Time Zone\nTarget article: North American Central Time Zone\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Qikiqtaaluk Region\n2. Mexico\n3. Costa Rica\n4. Winter\n5. Tennessee\n6. Easter Island\n7. Nebraska\n8. Alabama\n9. Galápagos Province\n10. El Salvador\n11. Arkansas\n12. Kentucky\n13. Florida\n14. Nunavut\n15. Honduras\n16. Indiana\n17. United States\n18. Chicago metropolitan area\n19. Ontario\n20. Chicago\n\nPath so far: Warne, North Carolina -> Eastern Time Zone -> Wisconsin -> Central Daylight Time -> Central Time Zone\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The current article is \"Central Time Zone,\" which is the same as \"North American Central Time Zone.\" There are no further steps needed; you have reached the target article.</think> <answer>1</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Qikiqtaaluk Region\nTarget article: North American Central Time Zone\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Melville Island\n2. Somerset Island\n3. Ellesmere Island Volcanics\n4. Canada\n5. Axel Heiberg Island\n6. Devon Island\n7. Inuktitut\n8. Nunavut\n9. Baffin Island\n10. Iqaluit\n11. Bylot Island\n12. Ellesmere Island\n13. Prince of Wales Island\n\nPath so far: Warne, North Carolina -> Eastern Time Zone -> Wisconsin -> Central Daylight Time -> Central Time Zone -> Qikiqtaaluk Region\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target is \"North American Central Time Zone,\" but we've navigated away from the correct article (\"Central Time Zone\") to a specific region in Nunavut, Canada. None of the available links are directly related to time zones; they are all regional or geographic. The best strategy is to choose \"Canada\" (link 4), as the article on Canada will likely discuss Canadian time zones, including the Central Time Zone, and provide a way back to our target topic.</think> <answer>4</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Canada\nTarget article: North American Central Time Zone\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Great Britain\n2. Samuel de Champlain\n3. Black Canadians\n4. Commonwealth of Nations\n5. Bloc Québécois\n6. Siberia\n7. John Cabot\n8. Liberal Party of Canada\n9. Saskatoon\n10. Monarchy of Canada\n11. Justin Trudeau\n12. Federalism\n13. Latin\n14. NATO\n15. Saint Lawrence Seaway\n16. New Democratic Party\n17. Quebec\n18. House of Commons of Canada\n19. Urbanization\n20. Red River Rebellion\n\nPath so far: Warne, North Carolina -> Eastern Time Zone -> Wisconsin -> Central Daylight Time -> Central Time Zone -> Qikiqtaaluk Region -> Canada\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>From \"Canada,\" our goal is to reach \"North American Central Time Zone.\" None of the available links are directly about time zones. However, \"Saskatoon\" (link 9) is a major city in Saskatchewan, which is in the Central Time Zone, so its article will likely discuss the time zone and provide a link to the Central Time Zone article. This is the best route back toward the target.</think> <answer>9</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Saskatoon\nTarget article: North American Central Time Zone\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. South Saskatchewan River\n2. GDP per capita\n3. Regina, Saskatchewan\n4. Conservative Party of Canada\n5. University of Saskatchewan\n6. North American Central Time Zone\n7. Cree language\n8. Cree\n9. Saskatchewan\n10. Canada\n\nPath so far: Warne, North Carolina -> Eastern Time Zone -> Wisconsin -> Central Daylight Time -> Central Time Zone -> Qikiqtaaluk Region -> Canada -> Saskatoon\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Link 6 is \"North American Central Time Zone,\" which is exactly our target article. This is the direct and correct choice to finish the game.</think> <answer>6</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Warne, North Carolina' to 'North American Central Time Zone'!\n\nPath taken: Warne, North Carolina -> Eastern Time Zone -> Wisconsin -> Central Daylight Time -> Central Time Zone -> Qikiqtaaluk Region -> Canada -> Saskatoon -> North American Central Time Zone\nTotal turns: 8\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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North American Central Time Zone
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{
"answer": "North American Central Time Zone",
"article": "North American Central Time Zone",
"last_chosen_index": 5,
"level": "medium",
"links": [
"Central Time Zone"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Warne, North Carolina",
"Tennessee",
"Lawrenceburg, Tennessee",
"North American Central Time Zone"
],
"path": [
"Warne, North Carolina",
"Eastern Time Zone",
"Wisconsin",
"Central Daylight Time",
"Central Time Zone",
"Qikiqtaaluk Region",
"Canada",
"Saskatoon",
"North American Central Time Zone"
]
}
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Moyar River\nTarget article: Tamil language\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Bhavani River\n2. Tamil Nadu\n\nPath so far: Moyar River\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Our target is \"Tamil language.\" From \"Moyar River,\" the two available links are \"Bhavani River\" and \"Tamil Nadu.\" \"Tamil Nadu\" is a state in India where Tamil is the official language, making it likely to have a direct link or relevant information about the Tamil language. Therefore, choosing \"Tamil Nadu\" brings us closer to our target.</think>\n<answer>2</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Tamil Nadu\nTarget article: Tamil language\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Sivaganga district\n2. South India\n3. Namakkal district\n4. Erode district\n5. Thanjavur district\n6. Theni district\n7. M. K. Stalin\n8. The Nilgiris district\n9. Indian Ocean\n10. Bay of Bengal\n11. Palm tree\n12. Madurai district\n13. Kallakurichi district\n14. Kanchipuram district\n15. Salem district\n16. Neolithic\n17. Chennai district\n18. Thoothukudi\n19. Tamil language\n20. Virudhunagar district\n\nPath so far: Moyar River -> Tamil Nadu\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>\"Tamil language\" is directly available as option 19 among the links on the \"Tamil Nadu\" Wikipedia page. Selecting it will take us straight to the target article.</think>\n<answer>19</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Moyar River' to 'Tamil language'!\n\nPath taken: Moyar River -> Tamil Nadu -> Tamil language\nTotal turns: 2\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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Tamil language
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"answer": "Tamil language",
"article": "Tamil language",
"last_chosen_index": 18,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"United States",
"France",
"Dravidian language",
"Latin script",
"Tolkāppiyam",
"Thailand",
"Malaysia",
"Consonant",
"Brahmic scripts",
"Germany",
"Singapore",
"Indonesia",
"Tamil Nadu",
"Arabic alphabet",
"India",
"Sri Lanka",
"Fiji",
"Africa",
"Tamil people",
"Puducherry (union territory)"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Moyar River",
"Tamil Nadu",
"Tamil language"
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"path": [
"Moyar River",
"Tamil Nadu",
"Tamil language"
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Romanization of Bulgarian\nTarget article: Raleigh, North Carolina\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Ukrainian language\n2. USA\n3. Russian language\n4. Transliteration\n5. Bulgaria\n6. Slavic language\n7. United Kingdom\n8. Cyrillic alphabet\n9. Government\n10. Macedonian language\n11. United States\n12. Romanization\n13. Mathematics\n14. Universal Declaration of Human Rights\n15. Bulgarian language\n16. Antarctica\n17. Sofia University\n18. Lyubomir Ivanov\n19. Geography\n20. English language\n\nPath so far: Romanization of Bulgarian\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Our target is Raleigh, North Carolina, which is a city in the United States. The most direct route is to follow links that get us to the US or specifically cities in North Carolina. Among the available links, \"United States\" (link 11) is the most promising, as it will likely have links to North Carolina and its cities, including Raleigh. Thus, I should select \"United States\" to move closer to the target.</think> <answer>11</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: United States\nTarget article: Raleigh, North Carolina\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Alaska Range\n2. Endangered species\n3. Cornus canadensis\n4. Thomas Jefferson\n5. Asia\n6. Soviet Union\n7. Soul food\n8. Constitution\n9. Louisiana\n10. Louisiana Purchase\n11. American Revolutionary War\n12. Roaring Twenties\n13. Monica Lewinsky\n14. Federalism in the United States\n15. The New York Times\n16. Military base\n17. United States House of Representatives\n18. Colony\n19. Japan\n20. War on Terror\n\nPath so far: Romanization of Bulgarian -> United States\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Our target is Raleigh, North Carolina. On the \"United States\" page, we should look for links that move us toward North Carolina, US states in general, or major US cities. None of the available links mention North Carolina or cities directly. However, \"Louisiana\" (link 9) is a US state and could potentially lead to a general list of US states or to a template including North Carolina. This might be a useful stepping stone. Therefore, I will choose \"Louisiana\".</think> <answer>9</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Louisiana\nTarget article: Raleigh, North Carolina\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Baton Rouge, Louisiana\n2. Republican Party (United States)\n3. John Kennedy (Louisiana politician)\n4. North American Vertical Datum of 1988\n5. Hurricane Katrina\n6. American alligator\n7. Louisiana Purchase\n8. Billy Nungesser\n9. Consolidated city-county\n10. Louisiana State Senate\n11. Native American\n12. African American\n13. Louisiana Creole\n14. Texas\n15. Vietnamese language\n16. Central Time Zone (North America)\n17. New Orleans metropolitan area\n18. Natchitoches, Louisiana\n19. United States Geological Survey\n20. American English\n\nPath so far: Romanization of Bulgarian -> United States -> Louisiana\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The current page is \"Louisiana\", a US state. Our target is Raleigh, North Carolina. None of the available links directly mention North Carolina or Raleigh. However, \"Texas\" (link 14) is another US state, and state pages often have navigation boxes or lists of all US states, which could lead to North Carolina. Advancing via state pages increases the likelihood of reaching North Carolina. Therefore, I will choose \"Texas\".</think> <answer>14</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Texas\nTarget article: Raleigh, North Carolina\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Lubbock, Texas\n2. Texas Tech University\n3. Chihuahua (state)\n4. Louisiana\n5. Abraham Lincoln\n6. Austin, Texas\n7. Canada\n8. Chili con carne\n9. Antonio López de Santa Anna\n10. Coahuila\n11. Rio Grande\n12. Laredo, Texas\n13. San Antonio\n14. Culberson County, Texas\n15. Central Time Zone (North America)\n16. Republican Party (United States)\n17. University of Texas at Austin\n18. Central Daylight Time\n19. Greg Abbott\n20. Confederate States of America\n\nPath so far: Romanization of Bulgarian -> United States -> Louisiana -> Texas\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We are still on a US state page, but none of the available links mention North Carolina or Raleigh directly. \"Louisiana\" (link 4) would take us back, so that's not useful. The only links to other states go to \"Chihuahua (state)\" and \"Coahuila,\" which are Mexican states, not helpful for US navigation. Most other links are cities or topics within Texas. None seem to directly help reach North Carolina. \"Confederate States of America\" (link 20) is promising because North Carolina was part of the Confederacy; this page should list all member states, including North Carolina, which could provide a direct link. I'll choose \"Confederate States of America\".</think> <answer>20</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Confederate States of America\nTarget article: Raleigh, North Carolina\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Congress of the Confederate States\n2. Fort Sumter\n3. Texas\n4. West Virginia\n5. English language\n6. Confederate States Navy\n7. North Carolina\n8. Flags of the Confederate States of America\n9. Alexander Stephens\n10. South Carolina\n11. Richmond, Virginia\n12. United States government\n13. Alabama\n14. Montgomery, Alabama\n15. Charleston, South Carolina\n16. Abraham Lincoln\n17. New Orleans\n18. Georgia (U.S. state)\n19. Louisiana\n20. Confederation\n\nPath so far: Romanization of Bulgarian -> United States -> Louisiana -> Texas -> Confederate States of America\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The link \"North Carolina\" (link 7) is now available. Since Raleigh is the capital of North Carolina, the North Carolina article will almost certainly have a direct link to Raleigh, North Carolina. This is the most direct step toward the target article.</think> <answer>7</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: North Carolina\nTarget article: Raleigh, North Carolina\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Tennessee\n2. Interstate 87\n3. Virginia\n4. Walter Raleigh\n5. Democratic Party (United States)\n6. Egg (food)\n7. Furniture\n8. Native Americans\n9. Wake County, North Carolina\n10. Interstate 85\n11. Cheri Beasley\n12. Emerald\n13. Christmas tree\n14. Latin\n15. North American Vertical Datum of 1988\n16. Appalachian Mountains\n17. Winston-Salem, North Carolina\n18. Temperature\n19. Raleigh\n20. American Revolutionary War\n\nPath so far: Romanization of Bulgarian -> United States -> Louisiana -> Texas -> Confederate States of America -> North Carolina\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The link \"Raleigh\" (link 19) is present, and this should lead directly to the article for Raleigh, North Carolina, which is our target. Selecting this link will complete the path.</think> <answer>19</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Raleigh\nTarget article: Raleigh, North Carolina\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Raleigh County, West Virginia\n2. Raleigh, North Carolina\n3. Raleigh, Mississippi\n4. Walter Raleigh\n\nPath so far: Romanization of Bulgarian -> United States -> Louisiana -> Texas -> Confederate States of America -> North Carolina -> Raleigh\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The second link, \"Raleigh, North Carolina,\" is exactly the target article we need. Selecting this will end the WikiRun successfully.</think> <answer>2</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Romanization of Bulgarian' to 'Raleigh, North Carolina'!\n\nPath taken: Romanization of Bulgarian -> United States -> Louisiana -> Texas -> Confederate States of America -> North Carolina -> Raleigh -> Raleigh, North Carolina\nTotal turns: 7\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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Raleigh, North Carolina
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{
"answer": "Raleigh, North Carolina",
"article": "Raleigh, North Carolina",
"last_chosen_index": 1,
"level": "hard",
"links": [
"Mayor",
"Chapel Hill, North Carolina",
"Interstate 40",
"2020 United States census",
"Durham, North Carolina",
"Amtrak",
"North Carolina",
"Eastern Daylight Time",
"Sir Walter Raleigh",
"Council–manager government",
"Charlotte, North Carolina",
"Combined Statistical Area",
"Eastern Time Zone (North America)",
"United States Census Bureau",
"ZIP Code",
"Democratic Party (United States)",
"ZIP code",
"North American Numbering Plan",
"U.S. Route 1",
"Durham County, North Carolina"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Romanization of Bulgarian",
"United Kingdom",
"Welsh language",
"United States Census Bureau",
"Charlotte, North Carolina",
"Raleigh, North Carolina"
],
"path": [
"Romanization of Bulgarian",
"United States",
"Louisiana",
"Texas",
"Confederate States of America",
"North Carolina",
"Raleigh",
"Raleigh, North Carolina"
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Shaki District\nTarget article: Tamil Nadu\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Governor\n2. Administrative divisions of Azerbaijan\n3. Azerbaijan Time\n4. Dagestan\n5. Agdash District\n6. Azerbaijan\n7. State Statistics Committee\n8. Russia\n9. Oghuz District\n10. Yevlakh District\n11. Shaki-Zagatala Economic Region\n12. Qakh District\n13. Shaki, Azerbaijan\n\nPath so far: Shaki District\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Tamil Nadu is a state in India. To reach Tamil Nadu, it is logical to look for broader countries or regions that can connect to India. Among the links, \"Azerbaijan\" (6) and \"Russia\" (8) are countries, but Russia is a larger country with more connections, possibly with a direct or closer connection to India. However, \"Azerbaijan\" could also connect to India. Choosing \"Azerbaijan\" seems more direct as it is the country containing Shaki District, and from there, there may be links to other countries, including India.</think> <answer>6</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Azerbaijan\nTarget article: Tamil Nadu\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Shabran Rayon\n2. Hajigabul Rayon\n3. Barda Rayon\n4. Common Era\n5. Saatly Rayon\n6. Stepanakert\n7. South Caucasus\n8. Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic\n9. Agstafa Rayon\n10. University of Colorado at Boulder\n11. Caucasus\n12. Freestyle wrestling\n13. Karabakh horse\n14. Shaki Rayon\n15. Tartar Rayon\n16. Atropates\n17. Oghuz Rayon\n18. Azerbaijan national futsal team\n19. Achaemenid Empire\n20. Quba Rayon\n\nPath so far: Shaki District -> Azerbaijan\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>None of the available links directly relate to India or Tamil Nadu. The most promising approach is to find a broader geographical connection. \"South Caucasus\" (7) and \"Caucasus\" (11) are regional links, but neither is likely to directly lead to India or Tamil Nadu. Other links are to local regions or unrelated topics. Since none of these options directly connect to India or Tamil Nadu, the best choice is \"Caucasus\" (11), as it denotes a larger region and may offer links to Asia or countries like India on subsequent pages.</think> <answer>11</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Caucasus\nTarget article: Tamil Nadu\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Ovid\n2. Turkey\n3. North Caucasus\n4. Chechnya\n5. Transcontinental nation\n6. North Ossetia-Alania\n7. Abkhazia\n8. Russia\n9. Asia\n10. Ancient Rome\n11. Georgia (country)\n12. Indo-European languages\n13. Mount Elbrus\n14. Kabardino-Balkaria\n15. Noah's Ark\n16. Prometheus\n17. Armenia\n18. Caucasus Mountains\n19. Dagestan\n20. Europe\n\nPath so far: Shaki District -> Azerbaijan -> Caucasus\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>To reach Tamil Nadu, I need to get to India or a related topic. Among the links, \"Asia\" (9) is the most promising because India is a country in Asia, and the Asia article is very likely to have a direct link to India or its states, including Tamil Nadu.</think> <answer>9</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Asia\nTarget article: Tamil Nadu\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Southeast Asia\n2. Hinduism\n3. Zoroastrianism\n4. Ming Dynasty\n5. Earth\n6. India\n7. Europe\n8. Arctic\n9. Indian Ocean\n10. Jainism\n11. Africa\n12. Turkish Straits\n13. Georgia (country)\n14. Turkey\n15. Asian Games\n16. China\n17. Arctic Ocean\n18. Pacific Ocean\n19. Caucasus Mountains\n20. Islam\n\nPath so far: Shaki District -> Azerbaijan -> Caucasus -> Asia\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Since Tamil Nadu is a state in India, clicking on \"India\" (6) is the most direct way to get closer to the target article. The India page will almost certainly have information and links about its states, including Tamil Nadu.</think> <answer>6</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: India\nTarget article: Tamil Nadu\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. 2011 Cricket World Cup\n2. Hinduism in India\n3. British India\n4. Human Development Index\n5. Indian National Congress\n6. Encyclopædia Britannica\n7. United States dollar\n8. Union territory\n9. Daylight saving time\n10. Kannada\n11. Rigveda\n12. Mars Orbiter Mission\n13. Tamil language\n14. British Empire\n15. Centrism\n16. Parliament of India\n17. Haryana\n18. Indian Space Research Organization\n19. Narendra Modi\n20. Taiwan\n\nPath so far: Shaki District -> Azerbaijan -> Caucasus -> Asia -> India\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target is Tamil Nadu, a state in India. Among the links, none directly mention Tamil Nadu. However, \"Tamil language\" (13) is closely associated with Tamil Nadu, as it is the primary language of the state. From the Tamil language page, there will likely be a direct link to Tamil Nadu.</think> <answer>13</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Tamil language\nTarget article: Tamil Nadu\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. United States\n2. France\n3. Dravidian language\n4. Latin script\n5. Tolkāppiyam\n6. Thailand\n7. Malaysia\n8. Consonant\n9. Brahmic scripts\n10. Germany\n11. Singapore\n12. Indonesia\n13. Tamil Nadu\n14. Arabic alphabet\n15. India\n16. Sri Lanka\n17. Fiji\n18. Africa\n19. Tamil people\n20. Puducherry (union territory)\n\nPath so far: Shaki District -> Azerbaijan -> Caucasus -> Asia -> India -> Tamil language\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target article, \"Tamil Nadu,\" is directly available as link 13 on this page. Clicking it will complete the WikiRun.</think> <answer>13</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Shaki District' to 'Tamil Nadu'!\n\nPath taken: Shaki District -> Azerbaijan -> Caucasus -> Asia -> India -> Tamil language -> Tamil Nadu\nTotal turns: 6\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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Tamil Nadu
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"answer": "Tamil Nadu",
"article": "Tamil Nadu",
"last_chosen_index": 12,
"level": "medium",
"links": [
"Sivaganga district",
"South India",
"Namakkal district",
"Erode district",
"Thanjavur district",
"Theni district",
"M. K. Stalin",
"The Nilgiris district",
"Indian Ocean",
"Bay of Bengal",
"Palm tree",
"Madurai district",
"Kallakurichi district",
"Kanchipuram district",
"Salem district",
"Neolithic",
"Chennai district",
"Thoothukudi",
"Tamil language",
"Virudhunagar district"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Shaki District",
"Dagestan",
"Shafi`i",
"Tamil Nadu"
],
"path": [
"Shaki District",
"Azerbaijan",
"Caucasus",
"Asia",
"India",
"Tamil language",
"Tamil Nadu"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Kazi Nazrul Islam\nTarget article: British Empire\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. India\n2. Bangladesh\n3. Muslim\n4. Bengal\n5. Government of Bangladesh\n6. 20th century philosophy\n7. Asiatic Society of Bangladesh\n8. West Bengal\n9. British Raj\n10. British Indian Army\n11. Dhaka\n12. Kolkata\n13. Indian independence movement\n\nPath so far: Kazi Nazrul Islam\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We are starting from \"Kazi Nazrul Islam\" and need to reach \"British Empire.\" Among the available links, \"British Raj\" (9) and \"British Indian Army\" (10) are both closely related to the British Empire, as the British Raj was the period of direct British rule over India under the British Empire. \"British Raj\" is likely to have a direct link or mention of \"British Empire\" in its context. Therefore, choosing \"British Raj\" is the most direct and logical step.</think> <answer>9</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: British Raj\nTarget article: British Empire\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Judaism\n2. Jainism\n3. George VI\n4. Queen Victoria\n5. New Delhi\n6. Edward VII\n7. First Kashmir War\n8. Indian Independence Act 1947\n9. Emperor of India\n10. India\n11. Zoroastrianism\n12. Somalia\n13. Indian subcontinent\n14. Islam\n15. Edward VIII\n16. Pakistan\n17. Kolkata\n18. Languages of South Asia\n19. Monarch of the United Kingdom\n20. Jammu and Kashmir\n\nPath so far: Kazi Nazrul Islam -> British Raj\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Now we are on the \"British Raj\" page. Our target is \"British Empire.\" The \"British Raj\" was a part of the British Empire, so it is very likely the article mentions the \"British Empire\" directly. However, looking at the available links, \"British Empire\" does not appear as an explicit link. The next best option is to look for a link that leads to the overarching British authority. \"Monarch of the United Kingdom\" (19) is directly connected to the British Empire, as the monarch was the head of state for the empire. Additionally, \"Emperor of India\" (9) and \"Queen Victoria\" (4) are related to the British Empire, but \"Monarch of the United Kingdom\" might provide a broader context and a direct link to the \"British Empire\" page. Therefore, I choose link 19.</think> <answer>19</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Monarch of the United Kingdom\nTarget article: British Empire\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Monarchy of the United Kingdom\n\nPath so far: Kazi Nazrul Islam -> British Raj -> Monarch of the United Kingdom\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Now we are on the \"Monarch of the United Kingdom\" page, and the only available link is \"Monarchy of the United Kingdom.\" Since there is just one option, we must proceed with this link and hope to find a connection to the \"British Empire\" from there, as the monarchy is fundamentally tied to the history and governance of the British Empire.</think> <answer>1</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Monarchy of the United Kingdom\nTarget article: British Empire\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Victoria of the United Kingdom\n2. Edward VII of the United Kingdom\n3. Republic of Ireland\n4. Anne, Queen of Great Britain\n5. Elizabeth II\n6. George IV of the United Kingdom\n7. Germany\n8. George II of Great Britain\n9. George I of Great Britain\n10. Albert, Prince Consort\n11. George VI of the United Kingdom\n12. Church of England\n13. Commonwealth realms\n14. William IV of the United Kingdom\n15. George V of the United Kingdom\n16. United Kingdom\n17. George III of the United Kingdom\n18. Northern Ireland\n19. Regent\n20. Charles III\n\nPath so far: Kazi Nazrul Islam -> British Raj -> Monarch of the United Kingdom -> Monarchy of the United Kingdom\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We are now on the \"Monarchy of the United Kingdom\" page. The \"British Empire\" was ruled by the British monarchy, and the article likely discusses the empire's role in its history. Among the links, \"Commonwealth realms\" (13) is closely related to the British Empire, as the Commonwealth emerged from the former territories of the British Empire. This link is likely to mention or directly link to the \"British Empire.\" Therefore, proceeding to \"Commonwealth realms\" is a logical next step toward our target.</think> <answer>13</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Commonwealth realms\nTarget article: British Empire\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Commonwealth realm\n\nPath so far: Kazi Nazrul Islam -> British Raj -> Monarch of the United Kingdom -> Monarchy of the United Kingdom -> Commonwealth realms\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Now we are on \"Commonwealth realms,\" and the only available link is \"Commonwealth realm.\" Since the Commonwealth realms are successor states to parts of the British Empire, the next logical move is to follow this only available link and look for a connection to the \"British Empire\" from there.</think> <answer>1</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Commonwealth realm\nTarget article: British Empire\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. King Charles III\n2. Defender of the Faith\n3. Canberra\n4. United Kingdom\n5. Ottawa\n6. British Empire\n7. Commonwealth of Nations\n8. Governor-General\n\nPath so far: Kazi Nazrul Islam -> British Raj -> Monarch of the United Kingdom -> Monarchy of the United Kingdom -> Commonwealth realms -> Commonwealth realm\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We have reached the \"Commonwealth realm\" page, which lists \"British Empire\" as link 6. This is our target article, so we should select this link to complete the WikiRun.</think> <answer>6</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Kazi Nazrul Islam' to 'British Empire'!\n\nPath taken: Kazi Nazrul Islam -> British Raj -> Monarch of the United Kingdom -> Monarchy of the United Kingdom -> Commonwealth realms -> Commonwealth realm -> British Empire\nTotal turns: 6\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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{
"answer": "British Empire",
"article": "British Empire",
"last_chosen_index": 5,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Crown colony",
"Americas",
"Commonwealth of Nations",
"North America",
"South Africa",
"Indian subcontinent",
"Hong Kong",
"The Independent",
"United States",
"Empire of Japan",
"Dependent territory",
"Special Branch",
"First French Empire",
"German Empire",
"British Overseas Territories",
"Cultural heritage",
"New Zealand",
"Caribbean",
"Charles III",
"Decolonization"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Kazi Nazrul Islam",
"India",
"British Empire"
],
"path": [
"Kazi Nazrul Islam",
"British Raj",
"Monarch of the United Kingdom",
"Monarchy of the United Kingdom",
"Commonwealth realms",
"Commonwealth realm",
"British Empire"
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan\nTarget article: Guayaquil\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Michigan\n2. 2020 United States Census\n3. U.S. state\n4. Detroit\n5. United States Census Bureau\n6. Wayne County, Michigan\n\nPath so far: Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Guayaquil is a major city in Ecuador, South America. None of the current links directly relate to international locations or Ecuador. The closest potential connections are to broader regions or entities that might have lists or links to foreign cities: \"United States Census Bureau\" is primarily US-focused. \"Detroit\" and \"Wayne County, Michigan\" are local. \"Michigan\" and \"U.S. state\" are also US-centric. \"Detroit\" is a large city and may have international relations or sister cities, possibly including cities in South America. Choosing \"Detroit\" might lead to international links or city relationships.</think> <answer>4</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Detroit\nTarget article: Guayaquil\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Chrysler\n2. 2000 United States Census\n3. Detroit Red Wings\n4. Super Bowl XL\n5. ZIP Code\n6. U.S. state\n7. Wayne County, Michigan\n8. Canada\n9. Geographic Names Information System\n10. Detroit Lions\n11. Mike Duggan\n12. United States Numbered Highways\n13. Köppen climate classification\n14. American Broadcasting Company\n15. United States\n16. Area code 313\n17. National Hockey League\n18. Ford Motor Company\n19. Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac\n20. Community\n\nPath so far: Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan -> Detroit\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Guayaquil is a major city in Ecuador. From the current links, \"Canada\" is the only international link, but it's not directly related to South America or Ecuador. The rest are local, national, or organizational. Since \"Canada\" might bring us closer to international topics or lists of cities, it is the best available option to potentially reach global or South American content.</think> <answer>8</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Canada\nTarget article: Guayaquil\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Great Britain\n2. Samuel de Champlain\n3. Black Canadians\n4. Commonwealth of Nations\n5. Bloc Québécois\n6. Siberia\n7. John Cabot\n8. Liberal Party of Canada\n9. Saskatoon\n10. Monarchy of Canada\n11. Justin Trudeau\n12. Federalism\n13. Latin\n14. NATO\n15. Saint Lawrence Seaway\n16. New Democratic Party\n17. Quebec\n18. House of Commons of Canada\n19. Urbanization\n20. Red River Rebellion\n\nPath so far: Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan -> Detroit -> Canada\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>To reach Guayaquil, a city in Ecuador, I need to get to articles about Latin America, Ecuador, or international cities. Among the links, \"Latin\" could potentially relate to Latin America, but it most likely refers to the language. \"Commonwealth of Nations\" and \"NATO\" are international organizations, but not South American. \"Urbanization\" could lead to articles about cities around the world, possibly including Guayaquil or Ecuador. Therefore, \"Urbanization\" is the best available link to potentially get to international or South American cities.</think> <answer>19</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Urbanization\nTarget article: Guayaquil\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Environmentalism\n2. Industrialisation\n3. Rural area\n4. Urban planning\n\nPath so far: Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan -> Detroit -> Canada -> Urbanization\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>To reach Guayaquil, a city, I need to get to articles about cities, especially in South America. The available links are \"Environmentalism,\" \"Industrialisation,\" \"Rural area,\" and \"Urban planning.\" Of these, \"Urban planning\" is most likely to discuss cities around the world and may contain links to major cities, possibly including Guayaquil or cities in Ecuador. Choosing \"Urban planning\" is the best way to get closer to city-specific articles.</think> <answer>4</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Urban planning\nTarget article: Guayaquil\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Society for American City and Regional Planning History\n2. Urban Land Institute\n3. International Planning History Society\n4. Journal of Planning History\n5. Urbanism\n6. Urbanization\n7. City\n\nPath so far: Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan -> Detroit -> Canada -> Urbanization -> Urban planning\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Guayaquil is a city, so getting to a more general \"City\" article increases the chance of finding a list of major cities by country or continent, or at least a link to Ecuador or South American cities. \"Urbanism\" and the rest are more about the study or organizations, not specific city articles. Therefore, \"City\" is the best choice to move closer to Guayaquil.</think> <answer>7</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: City\nTarget article: Guayaquil\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Mexico\n2. St. Asaph's\n3. United Kingdom\n4. Grid plan\n5. England\n6. Middle Ages\n7. Benares\n8. Yokohama\n9. Democratic Republic of the Congo\n10. Kinshasa\n11. BC\n12. Colombia\n13. Volterra\n14. Canterbury\n15. Nigeria\n16. Lagos\n17. Kolkata\n18. Washington, D.C.\n19. Troy\n20. Joseph Bazalgette\n\nPath so far: Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan -> Detroit -> Canada -> Urbanization -> Urban planning -> City\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Guayaquil is a major city in Ecuador, which is in South America. Looking at the available links, \"Colombia\" is the only South American country listed. By choosing \"Colombia,\" I can get closer geographically to Ecuador and possibly find links to Ecuador or cities in Ecuador, including Guayaquil.</think> <answer>12</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Colombia\nTarget article: Guayaquil\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Gran Colombia\n2. Vichada Department\n3. Asia\n4. Siberia\n5. Cali\n6. Sincelejo\n7. Córdoba Department\n8. Guaviare River\n9. Yopal\n10. Álvaro Uribe\n11. Mafia\n12. Chocó Department\n13. Quindío Department\n14. Florencia, Caquetá\n15. Ecuador\n16. Drainage basin\n17. Afro-Colombian\n18. Arauca, Arauca\n19. Amazon Basin\n20. President of Colombia\n\nPath so far: Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan -> Detroit -> Canada -> Urbanization -> Urban planning -> City -> Colombia\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Guayaquil is a city in Ecuador. The link \"Ecuador\" (15) will take me directly to the country where Guayaquil is located. From there, I should be able to find a link to Guayaquil, since it is a major city in Ecuador.</think> <answer>15</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Ecuador\nTarget article: Guayaquil\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Pacific Ocean\n2. Portoviejo\n3. Esmeraldas Province\n4. Tungurahua (province)\n5. Ambato, Ecuador\n6. Guaranda\n7. Amazon rainforest\n8. Puerto Francisco de Orellana\n9. Tena, Ecuador\n10. Santa Elena, Ecuador\n11. El Oro Province\n12. Quito\n13. Tulcán\n14. Napo (province)\n15. Sucumbios\n16. United States\n17. Environmental law\n18. Riobamba\n19. Roman Catholics\n20. Guayaquil\n\nPath so far: Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan -> Detroit -> Canada -> Urbanization -> Urban planning -> City -> Colombia -> Ecuador\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Guayaquil is explicitly listed as link 20. Selecting it will take me directly to the target article.</think> <answer>20</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan' to 'Guayaquil'!\n\nPath taken: Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan -> Detroit -> Canada -> Urbanization -> Urban planning -> City -> Colombia -> Ecuador -> Guayaquil\nTotal turns: 8\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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Guayaquil
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{
"answer": "Guayaquil",
"article": "Guayaquil",
"last_chosen_index": 19,
"level": "hard",
"links": [
"Provinces of Ecuador",
"Ecuador",
"Guayas Province"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan",
"United States Census Bureau",
"Los Angeles",
"Hispanic",
"Ecuador",
"Guayaquil"
],
"path": [
"Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan",
"Detroit",
"Canada",
"Urbanization",
"Urban planning",
"City",
"Colombia",
"Ecuador",
"Guayaquil"
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Campeonato Brasileiro Série C\nTarget article: English language\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Santa Cruz F.C.\n2. Sampaio Corrêa F.C.\n3. Brazil\n4. Clube do Remo\n5. Campeonato Brasileiro Série A\n6. CONMEBOL\n7. C.A. Bragantino\n8. Campeonato Brasileiro Série B\n9. América F.C. (MG)\n10. ABC F.C.\n11. Clube Atlético Bragantino\n12. Fortaleza E.C.\n13. Atlético Clube Goianiense\n14. Fluminense F.C.\n15. Cuiabá E.C.\n16. Paulista F.C.\n17. Criciúma E.C.\n18. Macaé E.F.C.\n19. Brasiliense F.C.\n20. Association football\n\nPath so far: Campeonato Brasileiro Série C\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Our goal is to reach the English language article. From Campeonato Brasileiro Série C, most links are to Brazilian football clubs, but link 3 is \"Brazil,\" which is a broad topic and will likely have links to language, including \"Portuguese language,\" and possibly to \"English language.\" This is the best step toward our target.</think> <answer>3</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Brazil\nTarget article: English language\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Seal (emblem)\n2. Chamber of Deputies of Brazil\n3. Social Liberal Party (Brazil)\n4. Japanese language\n5. 2016 Summer Olympics\n6. Dutch language\n7. Supreme Federal Court (Brazil)\n8. German language\n9. National Congress of Brazil\n10. Chinese language\n11. Earth\n12. Japan\n13. Ecuador\n14. Italian language\n15. World War II\n16. .br\n17. Europe\n18. Spain\n19. President of the Senate of Brazil\n20. United States\n\nPath so far: Campeonato Brasileiro Série C -> Brazil\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We are looking for a way to reach the English language article. Among the available links, I notice several links to different languages: Japanese (4), Dutch (6), German (8), Chinese (10), Italian (14). These are likely listed in the context of languages spoken in Brazil, and the section may include a link to \"English language.\" Clicking on any of these language links could get us closer, but it's possible that the \"United States\" (20) article may also link to \"English language,\" since English is the official language there. However, it's more direct to try one of the language links. I'll choose \"German language\" (8) because it's likely part of a list that includes \"English language,\" increasing the chance of finding a direct link.</think> <answer>8</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: German language\nTarget article: English language\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Bavarian language\n2. Poland\n3. Swiss Standard German\n4. High German languages\n5. English language\n6. West Germanic language\n7. Brazil\n8. Luxembourgish language\n9. Low German\n10. Middle High German\n11. Austro-Bavarian language\n12. Germanic languages\n13. Liechtenstein\n14. Franconian Dialect\n15. Westphalian language\n16. United States\n17. Austrian German\n18. ß\n19. Latin script\n20. Standard German\n\nPath so far: Campeonato Brasileiro Série C -> Brazil -> German language\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The fifth link is \"English language,\" which is our target article. Selecting this link will complete the WikiRun.</think> <answer>5</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Campeonato Brasileiro Série C' to 'English language'!\n\nPath taken: Campeonato Brasileiro Série C -> Brazil -> German language -> English language\nTotal turns: 3\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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English language
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{
"answer": "English language",
"article": "English language",
"last_chosen_index": 4,
"level": "medium",
"links": [
"British Isles",
"Latin language",
"South African English",
"Jamaican English",
"Commonwealth of Nations",
"Nigeria",
"Portuguese language",
"International Criminal Court",
"North Germanic languages",
"English as a second language",
"Malawi",
"Geoffrey Chaucer",
"OPEC",
"Scottish English",
"English Braille",
"Received Pronunciation",
"Middle English",
"French language",
"Dutch language",
"Namibia"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Campeonato Brasileiro Série C",
"Brazil",
"Japanese language",
"English language"
],
"path": [
"Campeonato Brasileiro Série C",
"Brazil",
"German language",
"English language"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Drenthe\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Germany\n2. Low Saxon\n3. Westerbork\n4. Utrecht (province)\n5. Batavian Republic\n6. Hoogeveen\n7. Friesland\n8. Anne Frank\n9. Noordenveld\n10. Borger-Odoorn\n11. World War II\n12. De Wolden\n13. Midden-Drenthe\n14. Poland\n15. Emmen\n16. Netherlands\n17. Tynaarlo\n18. Bergen-Belsen concentration camp\n19. Assen\n20. Lower Saxony\n\nPath so far: Drenthe\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The goal is to reach \"United States\" from \"Drenthe.\" None of the available links directly relate to the United States. The most promising strategy is to move to a broader country page to access international links. The \"Netherlands\" (link 16) is the country Drenthe is in. From the Netherlands article, there should be links to other countries, including the United States, as it is a major country with strong relations with the Netherlands. Selecting \"Netherlands\" is the best next step.</think>\n<answer>16</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Netherlands\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. France\n2. Amsterdam\n3. Area\n4. Köppen climate classification\n5. Habsburg Spain\n6. Wilhelmus\n7. Fleur Agema\n8. Netherlands Antilles\n9. Prime Minister of the Netherlands\n10. Leeuwarden\n11. Rhine\n12. England\n13. Golden Age\n14. Gilze-Rijen\n15. Haarlemmermeer\n16. World War I\n17. Rotterdam\n18. Central European Summer Time\n19. French language\n20. House of Representatives (Netherlands)\n\nPath so far: Drenthe -> Netherlands\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target is \"United States.\" From the \"Netherlands\" article, there is no direct link to the United States, but there is a link to \"England\" (link 12) and \"France\" (link 1), which are both major countries that will likely have links to the United States on their own Wikipedia pages due to their global significance and historical relations. Between them, \"England\" might have a more direct link since the United States originated from English colonies. Proceeding to \"England\" is a strategic move.</think>\n<answer>12</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: England\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. 1966 FIFA World Cup\n2. John Wesley\n3. Chinese people\n4. English literature\n5. The Spectator\n6. The Times\n7. J.K. Rowling\n8. Airline hub\n9. Catholicism\n10. 2011 United Kingdom Census\n11. Real tennis\n12. University College London\n13. University of Cambridge\n14. The Royal Society\n15. Harry Potter\n16. Truro\n17. Skara Brae\n18. God Save the King\n19. Oliver Cromwell\n20. British Empire\n\nPath so far: Drenthe -> Netherlands -> England\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The objective is to reach the United States. The \"British Empire\" (link 20) is a strong choice since the United States was a former colony and there will likely be a direct reference or link to the United States in that article, as the American colonies were a significant part of the British Empire's history. This route should quickly lead to the target article.</think>\n<answer>20</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: British Empire\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Crown colony\n2. Americas\n3. Commonwealth of Nations\n4. North America\n5. South Africa\n6. Indian subcontinent\n7. Hong Kong\n8. The Independent\n9. United States\n10. Empire of Japan\n11. Dependent territory\n12. Special Branch\n13. First French Empire\n14. German Empire\n15. British Overseas Territories\n16. Cultural heritage\n17. New Zealand\n18. Caribbean\n19. Charles III\n20. Decolonization\n\nPath so far: Drenthe -> Netherlands -> England -> British Empire\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The list includes a direct link to \"United States\" (link 9), which is the target article. Selecting this link will immediately complete the WikiRun.</think>\n<answer>9</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Drenthe' to 'United States'!\n\nPath taken: Drenthe -> Netherlands -> England -> British Empire -> United States\nTotal turns: 4\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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United States
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{
"answer": "United States",
"article": "United States",
"last_chosen_index": 8,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Alaska Range",
"Endangered species",
"Cornus canadensis",
"Thomas Jefferson",
"Asia",
"Soviet Union",
"Soul food",
"Constitution",
"Louisiana",
"Louisiana Purchase",
"American Revolutionary War",
"Roaring Twenties",
"Monica Lewinsky",
"Federalism in the United States",
"The New York Times",
"Military base",
"United States House of Representatives",
"Colony",
"Japan",
"War on Terror"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Drenthe",
"Germany",
"United States"
],
"path": [
"Drenthe",
"Netherlands",
"England",
"British Empire",
"United States"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Constitution of Pakistan\nTarget article: Uzbekistan\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Prime Minister of Pakistan\n2. Muslims\n3. Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto\n4. Parliament of Pakistan\n5. Pakistan People's Party\n6. Parliamentary system\n7. Islam\n8. Islamic republic\n9. Bangladesh Liberation War\n10. Politician\n11. Urdu\n12. Supreme Court of Pakistan\n13. President of Pakistan\n14. Presidential system\n15. Qur'an\n16. Senate of Pakistan\n\nPath so far: Constitution of Pakistan\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We need to get from \"Constitution of Pakistan\" to \"Uzbekistan.\" None of the current links directly relate to Uzbekistan or Central Asia. The closest strategy is to look for a link that might get us to a broader region or topic, such as \"Islam,\" since Uzbekistan is a Muslim-majority country, or perhaps \"Bangladesh Liberation War\" for a broader Asian context. \"Islam\" (link 7) might have a list of countries with significant Muslim populations, including Uzbekistan, or at least links to Central Asia or country lists. I'll go with \"Islam.\"</think>\n<answer>7</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Islam\nTarget article: Uzbekistan\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. People's Republic of China\n2. Kharijite\n3. Moses\n4. Mu'awiya I\n5. Turkish language\n6. India\n7. Jabal al-Nour\n8. Universal religion\n9. Psalms\n10. Muslim world\n11. Dervish\n12. Halal\n13. Abu Bakr\n14. Sacred\n15. Middle East\n16. Hira\n17. Balkans\n18. Pew Research Center\n19. Uthmaniyya\n20. Ramadan\n\nPath so far: Constitution of Pakistan -> Islam\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>\"Uzbekistan\" is a predominantly Muslim country, so the \"Muslim world\" link (10) may contain a list or mention of Muslim-majority countries, including Uzbekistan. This is the most direct route to a broader set of Islamic nations, which likely includes Uzbekistan or at least Central Asia. Other links such as \"Middle East\" or \"Balkans\" are more regionally specific and less likely to include Uzbekistan. Thus, \"Muslim world\" is the best next step.</think>\n<answer>10</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Muslim world\nTarget article: Uzbekistan\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Islamic world\n\nPath so far: Constitution of Pakistan -> Islam -> Muslim world\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>There is only one available link: \"Islamic world.\" Since the Muslim world and the Islamic world are often used interchangeably, it's likely that the \"Islamic world\" article will have information or links to regions and countries with significant Muslim populations, possibly including Uzbekistan. I will proceed to the only available link.</think>\n<answer>1</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Islamic world\nTarget article: Uzbekistan\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. 1973 energy crisis\n2. Tajikistan\n3. Latin America\n4. Hanbali\n5. 2003 invasion of Iraq\n6. Islam\n7. Alcoholic drink\n8. Israeli-Palestinian conflict\n9. China\n10. Jammu and Kashmir\n11. Russia\n12. Bangladesh\n13. Republic of India\n14. Saudi Arabia\n15. Osama bin Laden\n16. Hajj\n17. Islamic state\n18. Arabia\n19. Iran\n20. Uzbekistan\n\nPath so far: Constitution of Pakistan -> Islam -> Muslim world -> Islamic world\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We have now reached a page with \"Uzbekistan\" explicitly listed as link 20. This is our target article, so we should select this link to finish the WikiRun.</think>\n<answer>20</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Constitution of Pakistan' to 'Uzbekistan'!\n\nPath taken: Constitution of Pakistan -> Islam -> Muslim world -> Islamic world -> Uzbekistan\nTotal turns: 4\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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Uzbekistan
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{
"answer": "Uzbekistan",
"article": "Uzbekistan",
"last_chosen_index": 19,
"level": "medium",
"links": [
"Cambridge University Press",
"Islam",
"Kazakhstan",
"Abdulla Aripov",
"Kazakhs",
"Turkmenistan",
"Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic",
"Russian language",
"Uzbeks",
"Turkish language",
"Andijan Region",
"State Anthem of Uzbekistan",
"Tajiks",
"Uzbekistani soum",
"Tajikistan",
"Dissolution of the Soviet Union",
"Soviet Union",
"Kyrgyzstan",
"Tashkent",
"United Nations Development Programme"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Constitution of Pakistan",
"Muslims",
"Turkish language",
"Uzbekistan"
],
"path": [
"Constitution of Pakistan",
"Islam",
"Muslim world",
"Islamic world",
"Uzbekistan"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Stirling\nTarget article: United Kingdom\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Kingdom of Scotland\n2. William Wallace\n3. Bannockburn\n4. Stirling Castle\n5. Robert I of Scotland\n6. Cambuskenneth\n7. Middle Ages\n8. Scotland\n\nPath so far: Stirling\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Our target is \"United Kingdom.\" \"Scotland\" (link 8) is a constituent country of the United Kingdom and its article is likely to link directly to the United Kingdom, either in the introduction or history sections. Other links like \"Kingdom of Scotland\" or \"Middle Ages\" might be less direct. Therefore, \"Scotland\" is the most efficient next step.</think> <answer>8</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Scotland\nTarget article: United Kingdom\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Middle Ages\n2. Atlantic Ocean\n3. Flag of Scotland\n4. Irish Sea\n5. William Wallace\n6. Scottish National Party\n7. Hebrides\n8. John Swinney\n9. Heart of Neolithic Orkney\n10. Denmark\n11. United Kingdom\n12. White people\n13. Saint Margaret of Scotland\n14. France\n15. Faroe Islands\n16. Old Norse language\n17. Aberdeen F.C.\n18. Goidelic languages\n19. Berwick-upon-Tweed\n20. Scottish people\n\nPath so far: Stirling -> Scotland\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target article is \"United Kingdom\" and it is available as link 11 on this page. Selecting it will complete the WikiRun in the shortest possible path.</think> <answer>11</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Stirling' to 'United Kingdom'!\n\nPath taken: Stirling -> Scotland -> United Kingdom\nTotal turns: 2\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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United Kingdom
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{
"answer": "United Kingdom",
"article": "United Kingdom",
"last_chosen_index": 10,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Sikhism",
"King James VI of Scotland",
"Liverpool",
"British Summer Time",
"London",
"Irreligion",
"Anne, Queen of Great Britain",
"God Save the King",
"Buddhism",
"Prime Minister",
"Welsh language",
"The Troubles",
"Belfast",
"United Nations Security Council",
"Government of the United Kingdom",
"Viking Age",
"Internet",
"Harry Potter",
"Bailiwick of Guernsey",
"University of Glasgow"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Stirling",
"Scotland",
"United Kingdom"
],
"path": [
"Stirling",
"Scotland",
"United Kingdom"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Goranboy District\nTarget article: Achaemenid Empire\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Azerbaijan\n2. Nagorno-Karabakh Republic\n3. Administrative divisions of Azerbaijan\n4. Armenians\n\nPath so far: Goranboy District\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We are starting from Goranboy District and need to reach the Achaemenid Empire. Among the available links, \"Azerbaijan\" is the most promising because it can provide historical context for the region, possibly leading to ancient empires like the Achaemenids. The other links are more specific to modern political or ethnic issues. Therefore, I will choose \"Azerbaijan\".</think>\n<answer>1</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Azerbaijan\nTarget article: Achaemenid Empire\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Shabran Rayon\n2. Hajigabul Rayon\n3. Barda Rayon\n4. Common Era\n5. Saatly Rayon\n6. Stepanakert\n7. South Caucasus\n8. Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic\n9. Agstafa Rayon\n10. University of Colorado at Boulder\n11. Caucasus\n12. Freestyle wrestling\n13. Karabakh horse\n14. Shaki Rayon\n15. Tartar Rayon\n16. Atropates\n17. Oghuz Rayon\n18. Azerbaijan national futsal team\n19. Achaemenid Empire\n20. Quba Rayon\n\nPath so far: Goranboy District -> Azerbaijan\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target article, \"Achaemenid Empire,\" is directly available as link 19. Selecting it will take us to the goal in the shortest possible path.</think>\n<answer>19</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Goranboy District' to 'Achaemenid Empire'!\n\nPath taken: Goranboy District -> Azerbaijan -> Achaemenid Empire\nTotal turns: 2\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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Achaemenid Empire
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{
"answer": "Achaemenid Empire",
"article": "Achaemenid Empire",
"last_chosen_index": 18,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Israelites",
"Central Asia",
"Greco–Persian wars",
"Iraq",
"New York City",
"Ecbatana",
"Xerxes",
"Syria",
"Darius I of Persia",
"Jordan",
"Persepolis",
"Alexander the Great",
"Pakistan",
"Sassanid Empire",
"Persian Empire",
"Iran",
"Ancient Egypt",
"Black Sea",
"Books of Chronicles",
"Afghanistan"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Goranboy District",
"Azerbaijan",
"Achaemenid Empire"
],
"path": [
"Goranboy District",
"Azerbaijan",
"Achaemenid Empire"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Pesaro\nTarget article: Hanover\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. UK\n2. Frazione\n3. Marche\n4. Ancona\n5. Palestine\n6. Fano\n7. Province of Pesaro and Urbino\n8. Rafah\n9. Twin town\n10. Ljubljana\n11. Hamlet (place)\n12. China\n13. Foglia\n14. France\n15. Watford\n16. Nanterre\n17. Regions of Italy\n18. Italian language\n19. Slovenia\n20. Tavullia\n\nPath so far: Pesaro\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We need to get from Pesaro (an Italian city) to Hanover (a German city). None of the links directly mention Germany or Hanover, but \"Twin town\" (link 9) often lists international twin cities, which could include Hanover or other German cities. This could provide a shortcut to Germany or its cities.</think> <answer>9</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Twin town\nTarget article: Hanover\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. European Commission\n2. Toledo, Ohio\n3. Saarbrücken\n4. Ukraine\n5. Hainan\n6. Dresden\n7. Hanover\n8. Soviet Union\n9. Tbilisi\n10. United Kingdom\n11. British Columbia\n12. Europe\n13. Jeju\n14. Neckarsulm\n15. Coventry\n16. Toledo, Spain\n17. Georgia (country)\n18. Second World War\n19. World War II\n20. Volgograd\n\nPath so far: Pesaro -> Twin town\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We have arrived at the \"Twin town\" article, which lists several cities, including Hanover (link 7), our target. Selecting this link will take us directly to the target article.</think> <answer>7</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Pesaro' to 'Hanover'!\n\nPath taken: Pesaro -> Twin town -> Hanover\nTotal turns: 2\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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Hanover
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{
"answer": "Hanover",
"article": "Hanover",
"last_chosen_index": 6,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Capital (city)",
"German language",
"Per Mertesacker",
"Hannover 96",
"Fußball-Bundesliga",
"Gerhard Schröder",
"Alliance 90/The Greens",
"Hannover Hauptbahnhof",
"Oceanic climate",
"States of Germany",
"Volkswagen",
"Köppen climate classification",
"Germany",
"CeBIT",
"Lower Saxony",
"World War II",
"AWD-Arena"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Pesaro",
"Twin town",
"Hanover"
],
"path": [
"Pesaro",
"Twin town",
"Hanover"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Cletus Kasady\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Carnage (character)\n2. Woody Harrelson\n3. Venom (character)\n4. Venom (movie)\n5. Marvel Comics\n6. Spider-Man\n7. Sony's Spider-Man Universe\n8. IGN\n\nPath so far: Cletus Kasady\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Our goal is to reach \"United States.\" Among the links, \"Marvel Comics\" is the publisher and is likely to have a more general overview, possibly with references to locations, including the United States. The other links are about specific characters, movies, or entertainment companies, and are less likely to directly connect to the United States. Choosing \"Marvel Comics\" should bring us closer to the target.</think>\n<answer>5</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Marvel Comics\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Thanos\n2. Galactus\n3. WandaVision\n4. The Walt Disney Company\n5. Superman\n6. Thor (Marvel Comics)\n7. Martin Goodman (publisher)\n8. Spider-Man\n9. The Avengers (movie)\n10. X-Men\n11. Daredevil (Marvel Comics character)\n12. Marvel Studios\n13. Batman\n14. Guardians of the Galaxy (2008 team)\n15. Ultron\n16. Punisher\n17. Doctor Doom\n18. Falcon (comics)\n19. Green Goblin\n20. Luke Cage\n\nPath so far: Cletus Kasady -> Marvel Comics\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target is \"United States.\" None of the character or team links are likely to connect us directly to the United States, but \"The Walt Disney Company\" (link 4) is a major American company, and its article will almost certainly mention the United States, possibly even link directly there. This is the best option to progress toward the target article.</think>\n<answer>4</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: The Walt Disney Company\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Studio\n2. Miramax Films\n3. Hen\n4. Goofy and Wilbur\n5. Hollywood Records\n6. Video game\n7. Network\n8. Touchstone Pictures\n9. Marvel Studios\n10. Miramax\n11. Don Donald\n12. Asia\n13. Burbank, California\n14. Consumer\n15. Minnie Mouse\n16. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937 movie)\n17. Tangled\n18. Live with Regis and Kelly\n19. Walt Disney\n20. Winnie the Pooh\n\nPath so far: Cletus Kasady -> Marvel Comics -> The Walt Disney Company\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target is \"United States.\" Looking at the available links, \"Burbank, California\" (link 13) is a location in the United States. The article for Burbank, California, should contain a direct link to \"United States,\" as it will mention the country. This is the most efficient path toward the target article.</think>\n<answer>13</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Burbank, California\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Adam Schiff\n2. Wil Wheaton\n3. Los Angeles County\n4. Pacific Time Zone\n5. Downtown Los Angeles\n6. 2020 United States Census\n7. San Fernando Valley\n8. Jason Ritter\n9. Eve Plumb\n10. Anton Yelchin\n11. Federal Information Processing Standard\n12. Garry Marshall\n13. Randy Rhoads\n14. Ryan Shore\n15. Mark Harmon\n16. Municipal corporation\n17. Major League Baseball\n18. U.S. Census Bureau\n19. Big Time Rush (band)\n20. ZIP Code\n\nPath so far: Cletus Kasady -> Marvel Comics -> The Walt Disney Company -> Burbank, California\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>We are looking for \"United States.\" Among the available links, \"2020 United States Census\" (link 6) is directly related to the United States and its article will definitely have a link to \"United States.\" Selecting this link should get us to the target quickly.</think>\n<answer>6</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: 2020 United States Census\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Oregon\n2. Pennsylvania\n3. Delaware\n4. Washington (state)\n5. United States Census Bureau\n6. Donald Trump\n7. Rhode Island\n8. Massachusetts\n9. United States Census\n10. 2010 United States Census\n11. United States Department of Commerce\n12. Connecticut\n13. The New York Times\n14. New Mexico\n15. New Jersey\n16. Illinois\n17. California\n\nPath so far: Cletus Kasady -> Marvel Comics -> The Walt Disney Company -> Burbank, California -> 2020 United States Census\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
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"content": "<think>The target is \"United States.\" The most direct way is to find a link labeled \"United States,\" but none of the links here are exactly that. However, \"United States Census\" (link 9) is an article about the census of the United States, and that article should definitely contain a link to \"United States\" itself. Choosing this link should bring us to our target quickly.</think>\n<answer>9</answer>",
"role": "assistant"
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"content": "\nCurrent article: United States Census\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. United States census\n\nPath so far: Cletus Kasady -> Marvel Comics -> The Walt Disney Company -> Burbank, California -> 2020 United States Census -> United States Census\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
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"content": "<think>There is only one available link: \"United States census.\" This article will almost certainly discuss the census conducted in the United States and should contain a link to \"United States,\" bringing us to our target.</think>\n<answer>1</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: United States census\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Thomas Jefferson\n2. United States House of Representatives\n3. United States Census Bureau\n4. House\n5. United States Secretary of State\n6. United States\n7. United States Constitution\n8. American Revolution\n9. 1790 United States Census\n\nPath so far: Cletus Kasady -> Marvel Comics -> The Walt Disney Company -> Burbank, California -> 2020 United States Census -> United States Census -> United States census\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target is \"United States,\" and link 6 is directly labeled \"United States.\" Clicking this will take us straight to the target article.</think>\n<answer>6</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Cletus Kasady' to 'United States'!\n\nPath taken: Cletus Kasady -> Marvel Comics -> The Walt Disney Company -> Burbank, California -> 2020 United States Census -> United States Census -> United States census -> United States\nTotal turns: 7\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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United States
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{
"answer": "United States",
"article": "United States",
"last_chosen_index": 5,
"level": "medium",
"links": [
"Alaska Range",
"Endangered species",
"Cornus canadensis",
"Thomas Jefferson",
"Asia",
"Soviet Union",
"Soul food",
"Constitution",
"Louisiana",
"Louisiana Purchase",
"American Revolutionary War",
"Roaring Twenties",
"Monica Lewinsky",
"Federalism in the United States",
"The New York Times",
"Military base",
"United States House of Representatives",
"Colony",
"Japan",
"War on Terror"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Cletus Kasady",
"Woody Harrelson",
"Midland, Texas",
"United States"
],
"path": [
"Cletus Kasady",
"Marvel Comics",
"The Walt Disney Company",
"Burbank, California",
"2020 United States Census",
"United States Census",
"United States census",
"United States"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
"role": "system"
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Tragedy (Greek theatre)\nTarget article: France\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Jean Racine\n2. Euripides\n3. Catharsis\n4. Aristotle\n5. Aeschylus\n6. Arthur Miller\n7. Sophocles\n8. Ancient Greek theatre\n9. Shakespeare\n10. English Renaissance drama\n11. Henrik Ibsen\n12. Play (theatre)\n\nPath so far: Tragedy (Greek theatre)\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Our target is \"France.\" From the current article \"Tragedy (Greek theatre),\" the most direct connection to France would likely come from a person or movement associated with French theatre or literature. Among the links, \"Jean Racine\" is a famous French playwright, directly connected to France. Thus, choosing \"Jean Racine\" is the best step toward the target.</think> <answer>1</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Jean Racine\nTarget article: France\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Molière\n2. France\n3. Pierre Corneille\n4. 17th century\n5. Iphigenia\n6. Tragedy\n\nPath so far: Tragedy (Greek theatre) -> Jean Racine\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
"role": "user"
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"content": "<think>The target article is \"France,\" and among the available links, \"France\" itself is present as option 2. This link will take us directly to the target article in one step.</think> <answer>2</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Tragedy (Greek theatre)' to 'France'!\n\nPath taken: Tragedy (Greek theatre) -> Jean Racine -> France\nTotal turns: 2\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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{
"answer": "France",
"article": "France",
"last_chosen_index": 1,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen",
"Catalan language",
"Gaul",
"Toulouse",
"French Parliament",
"French Polynesia",
"Emmanuel Macron",
"Mauritius",
"Arianism",
"Marie-Antoine Carême",
"Lorraine",
"Sleeping Beauty",
"Romani language",
"Louis XVI of France",
"Raelism",
"Little Red Riding Hood",
"Marcel Proust",
"July Monarchy",
"Wicca",
"Carolingian"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Tragedy (Greek theatre)",
"Jean Racine",
"France"
],
"path": [
"Tragedy (Greek theatre)",
"Jean Racine",
"France"
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Rowing at the 2024 Summer Olympics – Qualification\nTarget article: Indus River\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Tunis\n2. International Olympic Committee\n3. Serbia\n4. Rio de Janeiro\n5. Desislava Angelova\n6. Szeged\n7. Lucerne\n8. National Olympic Committees\n9. Chungju\n10. Switzerland\n11. Belgrade\n\nPath so far: Rowing at the 2024 Summer Olympics – Qualification\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>Our goal is to get to the Indus River. Currently, all the links are locations or organizations, not directly related to rivers or South Asia. However, \"Tunis,\" \"Serbia,\" \"Rio de Janeiro,\" \"Szeged,\" \"Lucerne,\" \"Chungju,\" \"Switzerland,\" and \"Belgrade\" are all geographical locations. Among these, none are close to the Indus River, which is in South Asia (mainly Pakistan). \"Switzerland\" is notable because many rivers start there, but not the Indus. Perhaps \"Tunis\" (in Tunisia), \"Szeged\" (Hungary), \"Chungju\" (South Korea), and the others are also far from our target. However, organizations like the \"International Olympic Committee\" or \"National Olympic Committees\" may have broader links, possibly leading to countries, including Pakistan (through a list of member countries), which is directly related to the Indus River. Of these, \"International Olympic Committee\" is likely more general and widely linked. I'll choose \"International Olympic Committee\" to try to get to a country list and eventually to Pakistan, the Indus River's main country.</think> <answer>2</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: International Olympic Committee\nTarget article: Indus River\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Thomas Bach\n2. Juan Antonio Samaranch\n3. Henri de Baillet-Latour\n4. Sigfrid Edström\n5. Lausanne\n6. Jacques Rogge\n7. Avery Brundage\n8. Ancient Olympic Games\n9. French language\n10. Michael Morris, 3rd Baron Killanin\n11. Switzerland\n12. Pierre de Coubertin\n13. Demetrius Vikelas\n14. Greece\n\nPath so far: Rowing at the 2024 Summer Olympics – Qualification -> International Olympic Committee\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>None of the available links directly relate to countries outside Europe, especially not South Asian countries like Pakistan or India, which are relevant for the Indus River. \"Lausanne\" and \"Switzerland\" are both locations in Europe. \"Ancient Olympic Games\" might lead to Greece and ancient history. The other links are all individuals associated with the IOC, and \"French language\" is not directly helpful. \"Switzerland\" as a country page could give a list of other countries and possibly a link to rivers or to Asia through geographical context. \"Greece\" is further away from our target. The best way forward is to select \"Switzerland\" in hopes of reaching a broader list of countries or international connections, possibly leading to Asia or directly to Pakistan or rivers.</think> <answer>11</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Switzerland\nTarget article: Indus River\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Viktor Rossi\n2. National League A\n3. Lake Neuchâtel\n4. Bern (city)\n5. Guy Parmelin\n6. United Nations\n7. Zug\n8. Latin\n9. Swiss people\n10. Aargau\n11. Ticino\n12. Nidwalden\n13. Appenzell Ausserrhoden\n14. Euro 2008\n15. Graubünden\n16. St. Moritz\n17. Bern\n18. World War I\n19. Black people\n20. Basel-Stadt\n\nPath so far: Rowing at the 2024 Summer Olympics – Qualification -> International Olympic Committee -> Switzerland\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>None of the links directly relate to the Indus River or South Asia. Most are regions or people related to Switzerland. The \"United Nations\" is an international organization and its article likely contains links to many member countries, including Pakistan and India. Since the Indus River is primarily in Pakistan, reaching the Pakistan article via the United Nations could bring us closer to the target. Therefore, \"United Nations\" is the best option to advance toward the Indus River.</think> <answer>6</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: United Nations\nTarget article: Indus River\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization\n2. Pakistan\n3. Member states of the United Nations\n4. Austria\n5. French language\n6. France\n7. Secretary-General of the United Nations\n8. Bengali language\n9. Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations\n10. António Guterres\n11. Allies of World War II\n12. Food and Agriculture Organization\n13. United Nations Trusteeship Council\n14. Turkish language\n15. Members of the United Nations\n16. United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees\n17. Netherlands\n18. United Nations Security Council\n19. Standard Chinese\n20. United Kingdom\n\nPath so far: Rowing at the 2024 Summer Olympics – Qualification -> International Olympic Committee -> Switzerland -> United Nations\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>\"Pakistan\" is available as a direct link. Since the Indus River is primarily located in Pakistan, the Pakistan article will very likely have information and links about the Indus River. Therefore, selecting \"Pakistan\" is the most efficient and direct route toward our target.</think> <answer>2</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Pakistan\nTarget article: Indus River\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Bufo stomaticus\n2. Hazaragi\n3. Gatka\n4. Politics\n5. Indus Valley civilization\n6. India\n7. Shaheen Falcon\n8. Ethnic groups in Pakistan\n9. Muslim\n10. Languages of Pakistan\n11. Sadiq Sanjrani\n12. Polo\n13. Mango\n14. State religion\n15. Pakistan at the Olympics\n16. Urdu language\n17. 28\n18. Pakistan Rangers\n19. Chief Justice of Pakistan\n20. Pashtuns\n\nPath so far: Rowing at the 2024 Summer Olympics – Qualification -> International Olympic Committee -> Switzerland -> United Nations -> Pakistan\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The \"Indus Valley civilization\" is directly related to the Indus River, as this ancient civilization was named after and developed along the Indus. The article for \"Indus Valley civilization\" will almost certainly mention and link to the Indus River. This is the clearest route toward the target.</think> <answer>5</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Indus Valley civilization\nTarget article: Indus River\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Ghaggar-Hakra River\n2. South Asia\n3. BC\n4. Pakistan\n5. Karachi\n6. Bronze Age\n7. Punjab (Pakistan)\n8. Civilization\n9. Urbanization\n10. Ancient Egypt\n11. Mohenjo-daro\n12. India\n13. Harappa\n14. Mesopotamia\n15. Sindh\n16. UNESCO World Heritage site\n17. Indus River\n\nPath so far: Rowing at the 2024 Summer Olympics – Qualification -> International Olympic Committee -> Switzerland -> United Nations -> Pakistan -> Indus Valley civilization\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>\"Indus River\" is available as link 17, which is our target article. Selecting this link will complete the path to the Indus River.</think> <answer>17</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Rowing at the 2024 Summer Olympics – Qualification' to 'Indus River'!\n\nPath taken: Rowing at the 2024 Summer Olympics – Qualification -> International Olympic Committee -> Switzerland -> United Nations -> Pakistan -> Indus Valley civilization -> Indus River\nTotal turns: 6\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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{
"answer": "Indus River",
"article": "Indus River",
"last_chosen_index": 16,
"level": "hard",
"links": [
"Dera Ismail Khan",
"Ancient Greek",
"Nanga Parbat",
"Indus Valley civilization",
"Azad Kashmir",
"Rann of Kutch",
"India",
"Punjab, Pakistan",
"Jhelum River",
"Swat River",
"Kunar River",
"Tibet",
"Lake Manasarovar",
"Ravi River",
"Himalaya",
"Old Persian",
"Kurram River",
"Skardu",
"United Nations",
"Encyclopedia Britannica"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Rowing at the 2024 Summer Olympics – Qualification",
"Rio de Janeiro",
"Rapid transit",
"China",
"Karakoram",
"Indus River"
],
"path": [
"Rowing at the 2024 Summer Olympics – Qualification",
"International Olympic Committee",
"Switzerland",
"United Nations",
"Pakistan",
"Indus Valley civilization",
"Indus River"
]
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"content": "You are participating in **WikiRun**, a game where the goal is to navigate\nfrom a starting Wikipedia article to a target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nYour task is to navigate from the starting article to the target article using only the links found on each page.\n\nHow to respond at every turn:\n1. Think step-by-step **inside** <think> ... </think> tags brief...nalyzing the current article and the relevant available links. \n2. Output **one** XML tag of the form <answer>k</answer>, where *k* is the\n integer index of the link you choose (starting at 1). \n3. No extra text outside those tags, and keep your reasoning concise and under 1000 tokens.\n\nExample (if you pick link 3):\n\n<think> ... your reasoning ... </think> <answer>3</answer>\n",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Carlos Santana\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. Guitar\n2. Mexico\n3. Santana (band)\n4. Percussion instrument\n5. Musician\n6. Polydor Records\n7. RCA Records\n8. Maná\n9. Latin rock\n10. California\n11. San Francisco\n12. Los Lonely Boys\n13. Singing\n14. Grammy Awards\n15. Columbia Records\n16. Rolling Stone\n17. Jalisco\n18. Rock music\n19. Arista Records\n20. Latin Grammy Awards\n\nPath so far: Carlos Santana\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>My goal is to reach the article \"United States.\" Among the available links, \"California\" (10) and \"San Francisco\" (11) are U.S. locations, and should have direct links to the United States. Between the two, \"California\" is a state and is likely to mention the U.S. very early in the article, making it a good next step.</think> <answer>10</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: California\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. California grizzly bear\n2. Sea of Cortez\n3. Nevada\n4. Population\n5. Roman Catholic Church\n6. Smilodon\n7. I Love You, California\n8. Navy\n9. Alex Padilla\n10. Eschscholzia californica\n11. Square dance\n12. California red-legged frog\n13. Bureau of Economic Analysis\n14. California State Senate\n15. San Francisco\n16. English language\n17. Panama Canal\n18. Protestantism\n19. Gold mine\n20. Japan\n\nPath so far: Carlos Santana -> California\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The article \"California\" is a state in the United States, so the United States is almost certainly mentioned and linked in the opening sentence of the California article. However, none of the available links list \"United States\" directly. The next best step is to pick a link that is likely to connect to the United States, such as \"Bureau of Economic Analysis\" (13), which is a U.S. government agency. That article will almost certainly mention the United States.</think> <answer>13</answer>",
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"content": "\nCurrent article: Bureau of Economic Analysis\nTarget article: United States\n\nAvailable links (numbered):\n1. United States Department of Commerce\n2. Washington, D.C.\n3. United States\n\nPath so far: Carlos Santana -> California -> Bureau of Economic Analysis\n\nPlease think step-by-step and output your answer in the format described in the system message.\n",
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"content": "<think>The target article \"United States\" is directly available as link 3. Selecting it will complete the WikiRun in the shortest path from the current article.</think> <answer>3</answer>",
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"content": "🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully navigated from 'Carlos Santana' to 'United States'!\n\nPath taken: Carlos Santana -> California -> Bureau of Economic Analysis -> United States\nTotal turns: 3\n\nGame completed successfully!",
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United States
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{
"answer": "United States",
"article": "United States",
"last_chosen_index": 2,
"level": "easy",
"links": [
"Alaska Range",
"Endangered species",
"Cornus canadensis",
"Thomas Jefferson",
"Asia",
"Soviet Union",
"Soul food",
"Constitution",
"Louisiana",
"Louisiana Purchase",
"American Revolutionary War",
"Roaring Twenties",
"Monica Lewinsky",
"Federalism in the United States",
"The New York Times",
"Military base",
"United States House of Representatives",
"Colony",
"Japan",
"War on Terror"
],
"max_turns": 10,
"min_path": [
"Carlos Santana",
"Columbia Records",
"United States"
],
"path": [
"Carlos Santana",
"California",
"Bureau of Economic Analysis",
"United States"
]
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