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UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 51, ENT36 79, ENT42 30, ENT55 46, ENT85 53, ENT86 92, ENT118 89, ENT125 59, ENT129 src, edge_attr, dst 51, REL26, 46 79, REL14, 51 79, REL26, 46 79, REL26, 53 79, REL45, 89 30, REL23, 51 30, REL26, 59 53, REL26, 46 53, REL45, 89 92, REL23, 51 92, REL26, 59 59, REL23, 51 Question: How are ENT118 and ENT125 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT118", "ENT125"], "valid_edges": [["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT86"], ["ENT42", "REL45", "ENT125"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT86", "REL45", "ENT125"], ["ENT118", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT118", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 10, ENT3 87, ENT14 132, ENT34 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 65, ENT39 79, ENT42 62, ENT43 34, ENT50 3, ENT52 30, ENT55 101, ENT62 109, ENT64 7, ENT66 100, ENT67 91, ENT77 75, ENT83 46, ENT85 53, ENT86 70, ENT98 44, ENT104 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 92, ENT118 129, ENT119 27, ENT122 104, ENT124 8, ENT126 59, ENT129 src, edge_attr, dst 112, REL26, 34 10, REL21, 87 10, REL21, 8 10, REL26, 90 10, REL36, 112 10, REL36, 87 10, REL36, 65 10, REL36, 62 10, REL36, 101 10, REL36, 7 10, REL36, 75 10, REL36, 70 10, REL36, 8 10, REL41, 132 10, REL41, 51 10, REL41, 79 10, REL41, 91 10, REL41, 46 10, REL41, 53 10, REL41, 129 10, REL41, 27 10, REL46, 132 10, REL46, 51 10, REL46, 79 10, REL46, 91 10, REL46, 46 10, REL46, 53 10, REL46, 129 10, REL46, 27 87, REL5, 10 87, REL5, 3 87, REL26, 112 87, REL26, 34 51, REL26, 46 65, REL26, 112 65, REL26, 34 79, REL14, 51 62, REL26, 112 62, REL26, 34 62, REL26, 70 3, REL21, 87 3, REL21, 8 3, REL24, 10 3, REL26, 90 3, REL36, 112 3, REL36, 87 3, REL36, 65 3, REL36, 62 3, REL36, 101 3, REL36, 7 3, REL36, 75 3, REL36, 70 3, REL36, 8 3, REL41, 132 3, REL41, 51 3, REL41, 79 3, REL41, 91 3, REL41, 46 3, REL41, 53 3, REL41, 129 3, REL41, 27 3, REL46, 132 3, REL46, 51 3, REL46, 79 3, REL46, 91 3, REL46, 46 3, REL46, 53 3, REL46, 129 3, REL46, 27 30, REL23, 51 30, REL26, 59 101, REL26, 112 101, REL26, 34 101, REL26, 70 109, REL42, 10 109, REL42, 3 7, REL26, 112 7, REL26, 34 7, REL26, 70 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL6, 7 100, REL6, 70 100, REL26, 90 100, REL26, 44 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL28, 7 100, REL28, 70 100, REL41, 132 100, REL41, 91 100, REL41, 129 75, REL26, 112 75, REL26, 34 70, REL26, 112 70, REL26, 34 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL6, 7 44, REL6, 70 44, REL26, 90 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 44, REL28, 7 44, REL28, 70 44, REL41, 132 44, REL41, 91 44, REL41, 129 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL6, 7 93, REL6, 70 93, REL26, 90 93, REL26, 44 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 93, REL28, 7 93, REL28, 70 93, REL41, 132 93, REL41, 91 93, REL41, 129 113, REL20, 112 113, REL20, 87 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 113, REL20, 7 113, REL20, 75 113, REL20, 70 113, REL20, 8 113, REL26, 90 92, REL23, 51 92, REL26, 59 129, REL2, 10 129, REL2, 3 129, REL2, 100 129, REL2, 44 129, REL2, 93 129, REL2, 104 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL6, 7 104, REL6, 70 104, REL26, 90 104, REL26, 44 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL28, 7 104, REL28, 70 104, REL41, 132 104, REL41, 91 104, REL41, 129 8, REL5, 10 8, REL5, 3 8, REL26, 112 8, REL26, 34 59, REL23, 51 Question: For what reason are ENT62 and ENT118 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT62", "ENT118"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT66"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT118", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT118", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 132, ENT34 65, ENT39 62, ENT43 101, ENT62 100, ENT67 91, ENT77 46, ENT85 88, ENT93 44, ENT104 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 129, ENT119 27, ENT122 104, ENT124 src, edge_attr, dst 132, REL26, 91 65, REL5, 88 65, REL26, 112 62, REL5, 88 62, REL26, 112 101, REL5, 88 101, REL26, 112 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL26, 44 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL41, 132 100, REL41, 91 100, REL41, 129 46, REL7, 88 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 44, REL41, 132 44, REL41, 91 44, REL41, 129 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL26, 44 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 93, REL41, 132 93, REL41, 91 93, REL41, 129 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 129, REL2, 100 129, REL2, 44 129, REL2, 93 129, REL2, 104 129, REL26, 91 27, REL7, 88 27, REL26, 46 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL26, 44 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL41, 132 104, REL41, 91 104, REL41, 129 Question: In what context are ENT93 and ENT115 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT93", "ENT115"], "valid_edges": [["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT39", "REL5", "ENT93"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL5", "ENT93"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL5", "ENT93"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT85", "REL7", "ENT93"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT122", "REL7", "ENT93"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 111, ENT23 51, ENT36 79, ENT42 30, ENT55 46, ENT85 27, ENT122 59, ENT129 src, edge_attr, dst 111, REL23, 51 111, REL26, 59 51, REL26, 46 79, REL14, 51 79, REL26, 46 30, REL23, 51 30, REL26, 59 27, REL26, 46 59, REL23, 51 Question: In what context are ENT23 and ENT122 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT23", "ENT122"], "valid_edges": [["ENT23", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT23", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 12, ENT82 114, ENT111 src, edge_attr, dst 12, REL2, 114 Question: In what context are ENT82 and ENT111 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT82", "ENT111"], "valid_edges": [["ENT82", "REL2", "ENT111"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 26, ENT32 56, ENT44 src, edge_attr, dst 56, REL24, 26 Question: How are ENT32 and ENT44 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT32", "ENT44"], "valid_edges": [["ENT44", "REL24", "ENT32"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 10, ENT3 87, ENT14 132, ENT34 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 65, ENT39 79, ENT42 62, ENT43 3, ENT52 30, ENT55 101, ENT62 109, ENT64 7, ENT66 100, ENT67 91, ENT77 75, ENT83 46, ENT85 53, ENT86 70, ENT98 44, ENT104 93, ENT115 129, ENT119 27, ENT122 104, ENT124 8, ENT126 59, ENT129 78, ENT135 src, edge_attr, dst 10, REL21, 87 10, REL21, 8 10, REL26, 90 10, REL36, 112 10, REL36, 87 10, REL36, 65 10, REL36, 62 10, REL36, 101 10, REL36, 7 10, REL36, 75 10, REL36, 70 10, REL36, 8 10, REL41, 132 10, REL41, 51 10, REL41, 79 10, REL41, 91 10, REL41, 46 10, REL41, 53 10, REL41, 129 10, REL41, 27 10, REL46, 132 10, REL46, 51 10, REL46, 79 10, REL46, 91 10, REL46, 46 10, REL46, 53 10, REL46, 129 10, REL46, 27 87, REL5, 10 87, REL5, 3 132, REL26, 90 132, REL26, 91 51, REL26, 46 79, REL14, 51 3, REL21, 87 3, REL21, 8 3, REL24, 10 3, REL26, 90 3, REL36, 112 3, REL36, 87 3, REL36, 65 3, REL36, 62 3, REL36, 101 3, REL36, 7 3, REL36, 75 3, REL36, 70 3, REL36, 8 3, REL41, 132 3, REL41, 51 3, REL41, 79 3, REL41, 91 3, REL41, 46 3, REL41, 53 3, REL41, 129 3, REL41, 27 3, REL46, 132 3, REL46, 51 3, REL46, 79 3, REL46, 91 3, REL46, 46 3, REL46, 53 3, REL46, 129 3, REL46, 27 30, REL23, 51 30, REL26, 59 109, REL26, 90 109, REL42, 10 109, REL42, 3 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL6, 7 100, REL6, 70 100, REL26, 90 100, REL26, 44 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL28, 7 100, REL28, 70 100, REL41, 132 100, REL41, 91 100, REL41, 129 91, REL26, 90 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL6, 7 44, REL6, 70 44, REL26, 90 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 44, REL28, 7 44, REL28, 70 44, REL41, 132 44, REL41, 91 44, REL41, 129 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL6, 7 93, REL6, 70 93, REL26, 90 93, REL26, 44 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 93, REL28, 7 93, REL28, 70 93, REL41, 132 93, REL41, 91 93, REL41, 129 129, REL2, 10 129, REL2, 3 129, REL2, 100 129, REL2, 44 129, REL2, 93 129, REL2, 104 129, REL26, 90 129, REL26, 91 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL6, 7 104, REL6, 70 104, REL26, 90 104, REL26, 44 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL28, 7 104, REL28, 70 104, REL41, 132 104, REL41, 91 104, REL41, 129 8, REL5, 10 8, REL5, 3 59, REL23, 51 78, REL23, 51 78, REL26, 59 Question: For what reason are ENT34 and ENT135 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT34", "ENT135"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT135", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT135", "REL26", "ENT129"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 9, ENT30 92, ENT118 src, edge_attr, dst 9, REL41, 92 92, REL2, 9 92, REL7, 9 92, REL9, 9 Question: In what context are ENT30 and ENT118 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT30", "ENT118"], "valid_edges": [["ENT30", "REL41", "ENT118"], ["ENT118", "REL2", "ENT30"], ["ENT118", "REL7", "ENT30"], ["ENT118", "REL9", "ENT30"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 91, ENT77 122, ENT97 src, edge_attr, dst 91, REL27, 122 Question: For what reason are ENT77 and ENT97 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT77", "ENT97"], "valid_edges": [["ENT77", "REL27", "ENT97"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 56, ENT44 103, ENT89 src, edge_attr, dst 103, REL32, 56 Question: For what reason are ENT44 and ENT89 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT44", "ENT89"], "valid_edges": [["ENT89", "REL32", "ENT44"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 131, ENT80 64, ENT105 src, edge_attr, dst 131, REL3, 64 131, REL4, 64 131, REL32, 64 Question: For what reason are ENT80 and ENT105 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT80", "ENT105"], "valid_edges": [["ENT80", "REL3", "ENT105"], ["ENT80", "REL4", "ENT105"], ["ENT80", "REL32", "ENT105"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 10, ENT3 67, ENT33 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 3, ENT52 61, ENT57 69, ENT61 17, ENT71 113, ENT116 src, edge_attr, dst 10, REL26, 90 10, REL41, 51 10, REL46, 51 67, REL23, 51 3, REL26, 90 3, REL41, 51 3, REL46, 51 61, REL26, 90 61, REL26, 17 69, REL26, 90 69, REL26, 17 17, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 17 Question: For what reason are ENT33 and ENT57 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT33", "ENT57"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT33", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 10, ENT3 87, ENT14 132, ENT34 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 65, ENT39 79, ENT42 62, ENT43 3, ENT52 123, ENT53 101, ENT62 109, ENT64 7, ENT66 91, ENT77 75, ENT83 46, ENT85 53, ENT86 70, ENT98 129, ENT119 27, ENT122 8, ENT126 src, edge_attr, dst 10, REL21, 87 10, REL21, 8 10, REL26, 90 10, REL36, 112 10, REL36, 87 10, REL36, 65 10, REL36, 62 10, REL36, 101 10, REL36, 7 10, REL36, 75 10, REL36, 70 10, REL36, 8 10, REL41, 132 10, REL41, 51 10, REL41, 79 10, REL41, 91 10, REL41, 46 10, REL41, 53 10, REL41, 129 10, REL41, 27 10, REL46, 132 10, REL46, 51 10, REL46, 79 10, REL46, 91 10, REL46, 46 10, REL46, 53 10, REL46, 129 10, REL46, 27 87, REL5, 10 87, REL5, 3 132, REL26, 90 51, REL26, 46 79, REL26, 46 3, REL21, 87 3, REL21, 8 3, REL24, 10 3, REL26, 90 3, REL36, 112 3, REL36, 87 3, REL36, 65 3, REL36, 62 3, REL36, 101 3, REL36, 7 3, REL36, 75 3, REL36, 70 3, REL36, 8 3, REL41, 132 3, REL41, 51 3, REL41, 79 3, REL41, 91 3, REL41, 46 3, REL41, 53 3, REL41, 129 3, REL41, 27 3, REL46, 132 3, REL46, 51 3, REL46, 79 3, REL46, 91 3, REL46, 46 3, REL46, 53 3, REL46, 129 3, REL46, 27 123, REL26, 90 109, REL26, 90 109, REL42, 10 109, REL42, 3 91, REL26, 90 53, REL26, 46 129, REL2, 10 129, REL2, 3 129, REL26, 90 27, REL26, 46 8, REL5, 10 8, REL5, 3 Question: How are ENT53 and ENT122 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT53", "ENT122"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT53", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 10, ENT3 87, ENT14 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 3, ENT52 69, ENT61 17, ENT71 63, ENT76 113, ENT116 76, ENT127 src, edge_attr, dst 10, REL26, 90 10, REL41, 51 10, REL46, 51 87, REL5, 69 3, REL26, 90 3, REL41, 51 3, REL46, 51 69, REL26, 90 69, REL26, 17 69, REL26, 76 17, REL10, 87 17, REL26, 90 63, REL23, 51 113, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 17 76, REL26, 90 76, REL26, 17 Question: How are ENT76 and ENT127 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT76", "ENT127"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT76", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 132, ENT34 65, ENT39 17, ENT71 91, ENT77 75, ENT83 103, ENT89 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 94, ENT117 36, ENT130 src, edge_attr, dst 132, REL26, 91 65, REL26, 112 75, REL26, 112 103, REL26, 112 103, REL32, 94 103, REL32, 36 93, REL6, 103 93, REL28, 103 93, REL41, 132 93, REL41, 91 113, REL20, 112 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 75 113, REL20, 103 113, REL26, 17 94, REL26, 17 36, REL26, 17 Question: In what context are ENT77 and ENT89 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT77", "ENT89"], "valid_edges": [["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT89", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT89", "REL32", "ENT117"], ["ENT89", "REL32", "ENT130"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT89"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT89"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT89"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 132, ENT34 90, ENT37 62, ENT43 101, ENT62 100, ENT67 17, ENT71 91, ENT77 130, ENT91 73, ENT95 1, ENT96 70, ENT98 44, ENT104 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 94, ENT117 129, ENT119 104, ENT124 76, ENT127 src, edge_attr, dst 132, REL26, 90 132, REL26, 91 62, REL26, 70 101, REL26, 70 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL6, 70 100, REL26, 90 100, REL26, 44 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL28, 70 100, REL41, 132 100, REL41, 91 100, REL41, 129 17, REL26, 90 91, REL26, 90 130, REL26, 90 1, REL26, 90 1, REL26, 17 1, REL26, 130 1, REL26, 76 1, REL42, 73 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL6, 70 44, REL26, 90 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 44, REL28, 70 44, REL41, 132 44, REL41, 91 44, REL41, 129 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL6, 70 93, REL26, 90 93, REL26, 44 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 93, REL28, 70 93, REL41, 132 93, REL41, 91 93, REL41, 129 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 113, REL20, 70 113, REL26, 90 94, REL26, 90 94, REL31, 1 129, REL2, 100 129, REL2, 44 129, REL2, 93 129, REL2, 104 129, REL26, 90 129, REL26, 91 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL6, 70 104, REL26, 90 104, REL26, 44 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL28, 70 104, REL41, 132 104, REL41, 91 104, REL41, 129 76, REL26, 90 Question: How are ENT67 and ENT95 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT67", "ENT95"], "valid_edges": [["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL42", "ENT95"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT96"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 23, ENT5 128, ENT6 132, ENT34 90, ENT37 62, ENT43 101, ENT62 100, ENT67 17, ENT71 91, ENT77 130, ENT91 70, ENT98 44, ENT104 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 94, ENT117 129, ENT119 104, ENT124 76, ENT127 src, edge_attr, dst 128, REL26, 90 128, REL26, 17 128, REL26, 130 128, REL26, 76 128, REL42, 23 132, REL26, 90 132, REL26, 91 62, REL26, 70 101, REL26, 70 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL6, 70 100, REL26, 90 100, REL26, 44 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL28, 70 100, REL41, 132 100, REL41, 91 100, REL41, 129 17, REL26, 90 91, REL26, 90 130, REL26, 90 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL6, 70 44, REL26, 90 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 44, REL28, 70 44, REL41, 132 44, REL41, 91 44, REL41, 129 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL6, 70 93, REL26, 90 93, REL26, 44 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 93, REL28, 70 93, REL41, 132 93, REL41, 91 93, REL41, 129 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 113, REL20, 70 113, REL26, 90 94, REL26, 90 94, REL31, 128 129, REL2, 100 129, REL2, 44 129, REL2, 93 129, REL2, 104 129, REL26, 90 129, REL26, 91 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL6, 70 104, REL26, 90 104, REL26, 44 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL28, 70 104, REL41, 132 104, REL41, 91 104, REL41, 129 76, REL26, 90 Question: For what reason are ENT5 and ENT124 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT5", "ENT124"], "valid_edges": [["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT6", "REL42", "ENT5"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT6"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 10, ENT3 128, ENT6 87, ENT14 33, ENT20 37, ENT22 4, ENT24 45, ENT26 132, ENT34 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 65, ENT39 79, ENT42 62, ENT43 3, ENT52 61, ENT57 69, ENT61 101, ENT62 109, ENT64 7, ENT66 17, ENT71 91, ENT77 75, ENT83 46, ENT85 53, ENT86 130, ENT91 1, ENT96 70, ENT98 113, ENT116 94, ENT117 129, ENT119 27, ENT122 8, ENT126 76, ENT127 36, ENT130 src, edge_attr, dst 10, REL21, 87 10, REL21, 8 10, REL26, 90 10, REL36, 112 10, REL36, 87 10, REL36, 65 10, REL36, 62 10, REL36, 101 10, REL36, 7 10, REL36, 75 10, REL36, 70 10, REL36, 8 10, REL41, 132 10, REL41, 51 10, REL41, 79 10, REL41, 91 10, REL41, 46 10, REL41, 53 10, REL41, 129 10, REL41, 27 10, REL46, 132 10, REL46, 51 10, REL46, 79 10, REL46, 91 10, REL46, 46 10, REL46, 53 10, REL46, 129 10, REL46, 27 128, REL26, 90 128, REL26, 17 87, REL5, 10 87, REL5, 3 33, REL10, 4 33, REL26, 90 33, REL26, 17 37, REL10, 4 37, REL26, 90 37, REL26, 17 4, REL26, 90 4, REL26, 61 4, REL26, 17 45, REL26, 90 45, REL26, 17 132, REL26, 90 51, REL26, 46 79, REL14, 51 79, REL26, 46 79, REL26, 53 3, REL21, 87 3, REL21, 8 3, REL24, 10 3, REL26, 90 3, REL36, 112 3, REL36, 87 3, REL36, 65 3, REL36, 62 3, REL36, 101 3, REL36, 7 3, REL36, 75 3, REL36, 70 3, REL36, 8 3, REL41, 132 3, REL41, 51 3, REL41, 79 3, REL41, 91 3, REL41, 46 3, REL41, 53 3, REL41, 129 3, REL41, 27 3, REL46, 132 3, REL46, 51 3, REL46, 79 3, REL46, 91 3, REL46, 46 3, REL46, 53 3, REL46, 129 3, REL46, 27 61, REL26, 90 61, REL26, 17 69, REL26, 90 69, REL26, 17 109, REL26, 90 109, REL42, 10 109, REL42, 3 17, REL10, 87 17, REL26, 90 91, REL26, 90 53, REL26, 46 130, REL26, 90 130, REL26, 17 1, REL26, 90 1, REL26, 17 113, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 17 94, REL26, 90 94, REL26, 17 129, REL2, 10 129, REL2, 3 129, REL26, 90 27, REL26, 46 8, REL5, 10 8, REL5, 3 76, REL26, 90 76, REL26, 17 36, REL26, 90 36, REL26, 17 Question: In what context are ENT42 and ENT57 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT42", "ENT57"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT20", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT22", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT57"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 10, ENT3 87, ENT14 132, ENT34 32, ENT35 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 65, ENT39 79, ENT42 62, ENT43 41, ENT48 34, ENT50 3, ENT52 123, ENT53 69, ENT61 101, ENT62 109, ENT64 7, ENT66 29, ENT70 17, ENT71 91, ENT77 75, ENT83 46, ENT85 53, ENT86 70, ENT98 113, ENT116 129, ENT119 27, ENT122 8, ENT126 src, edge_attr, dst 10, REL21, 87 10, REL21, 8 10, REL26, 90 10, REL36, 112 10, REL36, 87 10, REL36, 65 10, REL36, 62 10, REL36, 101 10, REL36, 7 10, REL36, 75 10, REL36, 70 10, REL36, 8 10, REL41, 132 10, REL41, 51 10, REL41, 79 10, REL41, 91 10, REL41, 46 10, REL41, 53 10, REL41, 129 10, REL41, 27 10, REL46, 132 10, REL46, 51 10, REL46, 79 10, REL46, 91 10, REL46, 46 10, REL46, 53 10, REL46, 129 10, REL46, 27 87, REL2, 8 87, REL5, 10 87, REL5, 32 87, REL5, 3 87, REL5, 69 87, REL5, 109 87, REL26, 112 87, REL26, 34 132, REL26, 90 32, REL26, 90 32, REL43, 41 32, REL43, 29 51, REL26, 46 79, REL14, 51 79, REL26, 46 79, REL26, 53 41, REL26, 34 41, REL26, 29 41, REL43, 29 3, REL21, 87 3, REL21, 8 3, REL24, 10 3, REL26, 90 3, REL36, 112 3, REL36, 87 3, REL36, 65 3, REL36, 62 3, REL36, 101 3, REL36, 7 3, REL36, 75 3, REL36, 70 3, REL36, 8 3, REL41, 132 3, REL41, 51 3, REL41, 79 3, REL41, 91 3, REL41, 46 3, REL41, 53 3, REL41, 129 3, REL41, 27 3, REL46, 132 3, REL46, 51 3, REL46, 79 3, REL46, 91 3, REL46, 46 3, REL46, 53 3, REL46, 129 3, REL46, 27 123, REL20, 32 123, REL26, 90 69, REL26, 90 109, REL26, 90 109, REL42, 10 109, REL42, 3 29, REL26, 34 29, REL43, 41 17, REL10, 87 17, REL26, 90 91, REL26, 90 53, REL26, 46 113, REL20, 87 113, REL20, 8 113, REL26, 90 129, REL2, 10 129, REL2, 3 129, REL26, 90 27, REL26, 46 8, REL2, 87 8, REL5, 10 8, REL5, 32 8, REL5, 3 8, REL5, 69 8, REL5, 109 8, REL26, 112 8, REL26, 87 8, REL26, 34 Question: How are ENT35 and ENT86 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT35", "ENT86"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT35"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT35", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT35", "REL43", "ENT48"], ["ENT35", "REL43", "ENT70"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT86"], ["ENT48", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT48", "REL26", "ENT70"], ["ENT48", "REL43", "ENT70"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT53", "REL20", "ENT35"], ["ENT53", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT70", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT70", "REL43", "ENT48"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT35"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 33, ENT20 86, ENT21 4, ENT24 90, ENT37 61, ENT57 17, ENT71 16, ENT79 94, ENT117 76, ENT127 src, edge_attr, dst 33, REL1, 86 33, REL10, 4 33, REL26, 90 33, REL26, 17 33, REL26, 76 33, REL28, 86 86, REL10, 4 86, REL28, 33 4, REL26, 90 4, REL26, 61 4, REL26, 17 61, REL26, 90 17, REL26, 90 16, REL26, 90 94, REL26, 90 94, REL31, 33 76, REL26, 90 Question: For what reason are ENT21 and ENT79 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT21", "ENT79"], "valid_edges": [["ENT20", "REL1", "ENT21"], ["ENT20", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT20", "REL28", "ENT21"], ["ENT21", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT21", "REL28", "ENT20"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT57"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT79", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT20"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 40, ENT102 120, ENT134 src, edge_attr, dst 40, REL42, 120 Question: How are ENT102 and ENT134 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT102", "ENT134"], "valid_edges": [["ENT102", "REL42", "ENT134"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 10, ENT3 74, ENT9 127, ENT12 87, ENT14 132, ENT34 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 65, ENT39 79, ENT42 62, ENT43 85, ENT46 3, ENT52 30, ENT55 22, ENT58 101, ENT62 15, ENT63 109, ENT64 7, ENT66 91, ENT77 75, ENT83 46, ENT85 53, ENT86 70, ENT98 18, ENT107 49, ENT110 134, ENT113 129, ENT119 27, ENT122 8, ENT126 59, ENT129 src, edge_attr, dst 10, REL21, 87 10, REL21, 8 10, REL24, 15 10, REL24, 18 10, REL26, 90 10, REL26, 15 10, REL36, 112 10, REL36, 87 10, REL36, 65 10, REL36, 62 10, REL36, 101 10, REL36, 7 10, REL36, 75 10, REL36, 70 10, REL36, 8 10, REL41, 132 10, REL41, 51 10, REL41, 79 10, REL41, 91 10, REL41, 46 10, REL41, 53 10, REL41, 129 10, REL41, 27 10, REL46, 132 10, REL46, 51 10, REL46, 79 10, REL46, 91 10, REL46, 46 10, REL46, 53 10, REL46, 129 10, REL46, 27 74, REL26, 49 74, REL28, 22 74, REL35, 127 74, REL35, 22 127, REL26, 49 87, REL2, 8 87, REL5, 10 87, REL5, 3 87, REL5, 15 87, REL5, 109 87, REL5, 18 87, REL5, 134 87, REL26, 112 132, REL26, 90 132, REL26, 91 51, REL26, 46 51, REL26, 49 65, REL26, 112 79, REL14, 51 79, REL26, 46 79, REL26, 53 79, REL26, 49 62, REL26, 112 62, REL26, 70 85, REL26, 74 85, REL26, 49 85, REL28, 22 85, REL35, 127 85, REL35, 22 3, REL21, 87 3, REL21, 8 3, REL24, 10 3, REL24, 15 3, REL24, 18 3, REL26, 90 3, REL26, 15 3, REL36, 112 3, REL36, 87 3, REL36, 65 3, REL36, 62 3, REL36, 101 3, REL36, 7 3, REL36, 75 3, REL36, 70 3, REL36, 8 3, REL41, 132 3, REL41, 51 3, REL41, 79 3, REL41, 91 3, REL41, 46 3, REL41, 53 3, REL41, 129 3, REL41, 27 3, REL46, 132 3, REL46, 51 3, REL46, 79 3, REL46, 91 3, REL46, 46 3, REL46, 53 3, REL46, 129 3, REL46, 27 30, REL23, 51 30, REL26, 49 22, REL24, 127 22, REL26, 49 101, REL26, 112 101, REL26, 70 15, REL21, 87 15, REL21, 8 15, REL26, 90 15, REL36, 112 15, REL36, 87 15, REL36, 65 15, REL36, 62 15, REL36, 101 15, REL36, 7 15, REL36, 75 15, REL36, 70 15, REL36, 8 15, REL41, 132 15, REL41, 51 15, REL41, 79 15, REL41, 91 15, REL41, 46 15, REL41, 53 15, REL41, 129 15, REL41, 27 15, REL46, 132 15, REL46, 51 15, REL46, 79 15, REL46, 91 15, REL46, 46 15, REL46, 53 15, REL46, 129 15, REL46, 27 109, REL26, 90 109, REL42, 10 109, REL42, 3 109, REL42, 15 109, REL42, 18 109, REL42, 134 7, REL26, 112 7, REL26, 70 91, REL26, 90 75, REL26, 112 46, REL26, 49 53, REL26, 46 53, REL26, 49 70, REL26, 112 18, REL21, 87 18, REL21, 8 18, REL24, 15 18, REL26, 90 18, REL26, 15 18, REL36, 112 18, REL36, 87 18, REL36, 65 18, REL36, 62 18, REL36, 101 18, REL36, 7 18, REL36, 75 18, REL36, 70 18, REL36, 8 18, REL41, 132 18, REL41, 51 18, REL41, 79 18, REL41, 91 18, REL41, 46 18, REL41, 53 18, REL41, 129 18, REL41, 27 18, REL46, 132 18, REL46, 51 18, REL46, 79 18, REL46, 91 18, REL46, 46 18, REL46, 53 18, REL46, 129 18, REL46, 27 134, REL21, 87 134, REL21, 8 134, REL24, 10 134, REL24, 3 134, REL24, 15 134, REL24, 18 134, REL26, 90 134, REL26, 15 134, REL36, 112 134, REL36, 87 134, REL36, 65 134, REL36, 62 134, REL36, 101 134, REL36, 7 134, REL36, 75 134, REL36, 70 134, REL36, 8 134, REL41, 132 134, REL41, 51 134, REL41, 79 134, REL41, 91 134, REL41, 46 134, REL41, 53 134, REL41, 129 134, REL41, 27 134, REL46, 132 134, REL46, 51 134, REL46, 79 134, REL46, 91 134, REL46, 46 134, REL46, 53 134, REL46, 129 134, REL46, 27 129, REL2, 10 129, REL2, 3 129, REL2, 15 129, REL2, 18 129, REL2, 134 129, REL26, 90 129, REL26, 91 27, REL26, 46 27, REL26, 49 8, REL2, 87 8, REL5, 10 8, REL5, 3 8, REL5, 15 8, REL5, 109 8, REL5, 18 8, REL5, 134 8, REL26, 112 8, REL26, 87 59, REL23, 51 59, REL26, 49 Question: In what context are ENT58 and ENT113 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT58", "ENT113"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT3", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT9", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL28", "ENT58"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT58"], ["ENT12", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT113"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT86"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL28", "ENT58"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT58"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT58", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT58", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT63"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT107"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT113"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT85", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT113", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT113", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT113", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT113", "REL24", "ENT52"], ["ENT113", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT113", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT113", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT113", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT113", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT113", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT113", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT113", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT113", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT113", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT113", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT113", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT113", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT113", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT113", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT113", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT113", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT113", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT113", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT113", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT63"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT107"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT113"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT113"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT129", "REL26", "ENT110"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 107, ENT40 100, ENT67 src, edge_attr, dst 100, REL6, 107 100, REL28, 107 Question: How are ENT40 and ENT67 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT40", "ENT67"], "valid_edges": [["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT40"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT40"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 132, ENT34 65, ENT39 62, ENT43 101, ENT62 100, ENT67 43, ENT75 91, ENT77 44, ENT104 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 129, ENT119 104, ENT124 src, edge_attr, dst 132, REL26, 91 65, REL5, 43 65, REL26, 112 62, REL5, 43 62, REL26, 112 101, REL5, 43 101, REL26, 112 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL26, 44 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL41, 132 100, REL41, 91 100, REL41, 129 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 44, REL41, 132 44, REL41, 91 44, REL41, 129 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL26, 44 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 93, REL41, 132 93, REL41, 91 93, REL41, 129 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 129, REL2, 100 129, REL2, 44 129, REL2, 93 129, REL2, 104 129, REL26, 91 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL26, 44 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL41, 132 104, REL41, 91 104, REL41, 129 Question: For what reason are ENT75 and ENT77 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT75", "ENT77"], "valid_edges": [["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT39", "REL5", "ENT75"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL5", "ENT75"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL5", "ENT75"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 87, ENT14 33, ENT20 90, ENT37 34, ENT50 69, ENT61 17, ENT71 6, ENT109 113, ENT116 94, ENT117 76, ENT127 src, edge_attr, dst 87, REL26, 34 33, REL26, 90 33, REL26, 17 33, REL26, 76 69, REL26, 90 69, REL26, 17 69, REL26, 76 17, REL10, 87 17, REL26, 90 6, REL26, 34 113, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 17 94, REL26, 90 94, REL26, 17 94, REL31, 33 94, REL31, 69 94, REL31, 76 76, REL26, 90 76, REL26, 17 Question: In what context are ENT20 and ENT109 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT20", "ENT109"], "valid_edges": [["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT109", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT20"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT61"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT127"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 58, ENT16 57, ENT103 src, edge_attr, dst 58, REL2, 57 58, REL9, 57 58, REL19, 57 57, REL41, 58 Question: For what reason are ENT16 and ENT103 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT16", "ENT103"], "valid_edges": [["ENT16", "REL2", "ENT103"], ["ENT16", "REL9", "ENT103"], ["ENT16", "REL19", "ENT103"], ["ENT103", "REL41", "ENT16"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 65, ENT39 62, ENT43 34, ENT50 101, ENT62 100, ENT67 29, ENT70 75, ENT83 44, ENT104 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 104, ENT124 src, edge_attr, dst 112, REL26, 34 65, REL26, 112 65, REL26, 34 62, REL26, 112 62, REL26, 34 101, REL26, 112 101, REL26, 34 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 29, REL26, 34 75, REL26, 112 75, REL26, 34 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 113, REL20, 112 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 113, REL20, 75 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 Question: How are ENT70 and ENT116 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT70", "ENT116"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT70", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 74, ENT9 58, ENT16 51, ENT36 85, ENT46 30, ENT55 83, ENT69 59, ENT129 src, edge_attr, dst 74, REL35, 83 58, REL19, 85 58, REL23, 51 58, REL26, 59 85, REL26, 74 85, REL35, 83 30, REL23, 51 30, REL26, 59 59, REL23, 51 Question: For what reason are ENT16 and ENT69 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT16", "ENT69"], "valid_edges": [["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT69"], ["ENT16", "REL19", "ENT46"], ["ENT16", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT16", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT69"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 10, ENT3 115, ENT7 74, ENT9 127, ENT12 87, ENT14 126, ENT19 111, ENT23 65, ENT39 62, ENT43 85, ENT46 34, ENT50 3, ENT52 106, ENT54 69, ENT61 101, ENT62 15, ENT63 109, ENT64 7, ENT66 17, ENT71 124, ENT74 75, ENT83 70, ENT98 18, ENT107 49, ENT110 134, ENT113 113, ENT116 0, ENT120 82, ENT123 8, ENT126 src, edge_attr, dst 112, REL26, 34 10, REL21, 87 10, REL21, 124 10, REL21, 8 10, REL36, 112 10, REL36, 87 10, REL36, 65 10, REL36, 62 10, REL36, 101 10, REL36, 7 10, REL36, 124 10, REL36, 75 10, REL36, 70 10, REL36, 8 115, REL21, 87 115, REL21, 124 115, REL21, 8 115, REL24, 127 115, REL24, 126 115, REL24, 106 115, REL24, 0 115, REL26, 49 74, REL26, 49 74, REL28, 82 74, REL35, 115 74, REL35, 127 74, REL35, 126 74, REL35, 106 74, REL35, 0 74, REL35, 82 127, REL26, 49 87, REL2, 124 87, REL2, 8 87, REL5, 10 87, REL5, 3 87, REL5, 69 87, REL5, 15 87, REL5, 109 87, REL5, 18 87, REL5, 134 87, REL26, 112 87, REL26, 34 126, REL21, 87 126, REL21, 124 126, REL21, 8 126, REL24, 127 126, REL24, 106 126, REL24, 0 126, REL26, 49 111, REL26, 49 111, REL44, 85 65, REL26, 112 65, REL26, 34 62, REL26, 112 62, REL26, 34 62, REL26, 70 85, REL14, 111 85, REL26, 74 85, REL26, 49 85, REL28, 82 85, REL35, 115 85, REL35, 127 85, REL35, 126 85, REL35, 106 85, REL35, 0 85, REL35, 82 3, REL21, 87 3, REL21, 124 3, REL21, 8 3, REL36, 112 3, REL36, 87 3, REL36, 65 3, REL36, 62 3, REL36, 101 3, REL36, 7 3, REL36, 124 3, REL36, 75 3, REL36, 70 3, REL36, 8 106, REL21, 87 106, REL21, 124 106, REL21, 8 106, REL24, 127 106, REL24, 0 106, REL26, 49 101, REL26, 112 101, REL26, 34 101, REL26, 70 15, REL21, 87 15, REL21, 124 15, REL21, 8 15, REL36, 112 15, REL36, 87 15, REL36, 65 15, REL36, 62 15, REL36, 101 15, REL36, 7 15, REL36, 124 15, REL36, 75 15, REL36, 70 15, REL36, 8 7, REL26, 112 7, REL26, 34 7, REL26, 70 17, REL10, 87 124, REL2, 87 124, REL2, 8 124, REL5, 10 124, REL5, 3 124, REL5, 69 124, REL5, 15 124, REL5, 109 124, REL5, 18 124, REL5, 134 124, REL11, 17 124, REL26, 112 124, REL26, 87 124, REL26, 34 124, REL40, 8 75, REL26, 112 75, REL26, 34 70, REL26, 112 70, REL26, 34 18, REL21, 87 18, REL21, 124 18, REL21, 8 18, REL36, 112 18, REL36, 87 18, REL36, 65 18, REL36, 62 18, REL36, 101 18, REL36, 7 18, REL36, 124 18, REL36, 75 18, REL36, 70 18, REL36, 8 134, REL21, 87 134, REL21, 124 134, REL21, 8 134, REL36, 112 134, REL36, 87 134, REL36, 65 134, REL36, 62 134, REL36, 101 134, REL36, 7 134, REL36, 124 134, REL36, 75 134, REL36, 70 134, REL36, 8 113, REL20, 112 113, REL20, 87 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 113, REL20, 7 113, REL20, 124 113, REL20, 75 113, REL20, 70 113, REL20, 8 0, REL21, 87 0, REL21, 124 0, REL21, 8 0, REL24, 127 0, REL26, 49 82, REL24, 115 82, REL24, 127 82, REL24, 126 82, REL24, 106 82, REL24, 0 82, REL26, 49 8, REL2, 87 8, REL2, 124 8, REL5, 10 8, REL5, 3 8, REL5, 69 8, REL5, 15 8, REL5, 109 8, REL5, 18 8, REL5, 134 8, REL26, 112 8, REL26, 87 8, REL26, 34 Question: In what context are ENT50 and ENT123 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT50", "ENT123"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT74"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT19"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT54"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT120"], ["ENT7", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL28", "ENT123"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT7"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT19"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT54"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT120"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT123"], ["ENT12", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT74"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT113"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT19", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT19", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT19", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT19", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT19", "REL24", "ENT54"], ["ENT19", "REL24", "ENT120"], ["ENT19", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT23", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT23", "REL44", "ENT46"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT46", "REL14", "ENT23"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL28", "ENT123"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT7"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT19"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT54"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT120"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT123"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT74"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT54", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT54", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT54", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT54", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT54", "REL24", "ENT120"], ["ENT54", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT74"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT74", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT74", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT113"], ["ENT74", "REL11", "ENT71"], ["ENT74", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT74", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT74", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT74", "REL40", "ENT126"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT74"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT113", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT113", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT113", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT74"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT66"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT74"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT120", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT120", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT123", "REL24", "ENT7"], ["ENT123", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT123", "REL24", "ENT19"], ["ENT123", "REL24", "ENT54"], ["ENT123", "REL24", "ENT120"], ["ENT123", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT74"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT113"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 56, ENT44 78, ENT135 src, edge_attr, dst 56, REL24, 78 Question: In what context are ENT44 and ENT135 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT44", "ENT135"], "valid_edges": [["ENT44", "REL24", "ENT135"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 90, ENT37 65, ENT39 62, ENT43 34, ENT50 101, ENT62 100, ENT67 17, ENT71 75, ENT83 70, ENT98 40, ENT102 44, ENT104 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 104, ENT124 src, edge_attr, dst 112, REL26, 34 65, REL26, 112 65, REL26, 34 62, REL26, 112 62, REL26, 34 62, REL26, 70 101, REL26, 112 101, REL26, 34 101, REL26, 70 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL6, 70 100, REL26, 90 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL28, 70 17, REL26, 90 75, REL26, 112 75, REL26, 34 70, REL26, 112 70, REL26, 34 40, REL26, 90 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL6, 70 44, REL26, 90 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 44, REL28, 70 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL6, 70 93, REL26, 90 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 93, REL28, 70 113, REL20, 112 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 113, REL20, 75 113, REL20, 70 113, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 17 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL6, 70 104, REL26, 90 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL28, 70 Question: How are ENT2 and ENT102 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT2", "ENT102"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT102", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 86, ENT21 110, ENT68 src, edge_attr, dst 86, REL41, 110 110, REL19, 86 Question: In what context are ENT21 and ENT68 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT21", "ENT68"], "valid_edges": [["ENT21", "REL41", "ENT68"], ["ENT68", "REL19", "ENT21"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 132, ENT34 65, ENT39 62, ENT43 34, ENT50 101, ENT62 100, ENT67 91, ENT77 75, ENT83 44, ENT104 6, ENT109 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 129, ENT119 104, ENT124 src, edge_attr, dst 112, REL26, 34 65, REL26, 112 65, REL26, 34 62, REL26, 112 62, REL26, 34 101, REL26, 112 101, REL26, 34 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL26, 44 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL41, 132 100, REL41, 91 100, REL41, 129 75, REL26, 112 75, REL26, 34 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 44, REL41, 132 44, REL41, 91 44, REL41, 129 6, REL26, 34 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL26, 44 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 93, REL41, 132 93, REL41, 91 93, REL41, 129 113, REL20, 112 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 113, REL20, 75 129, REL2, 100 129, REL2, 44 129, REL2, 93 129, REL2, 104 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL26, 44 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL41, 132 104, REL41, 91 104, REL41, 129 Question: In what context are ENT62 and ENT109 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT62", "ENT109"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT109", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 55, ENT29 6, ENT109 src, edge_attr, dst 55, REL26, 6 55, REL43, 6 6, REL43, 55 Question: How are ENT29 and ENT109 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT29", "ENT109"], "valid_edges": [["ENT29", "REL26", "ENT109"], ["ENT29", "REL43", "ENT109"], ["ENT109", "REL43", "ENT29"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 132, ENT34 65, ENT39 62, ENT43 34, ENT50 101, ENT62 100, ENT67 91, ENT77 75, ENT83 102, ENT92 44, ENT104 18, ENT107 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 129, ENT119 104, ENT124 src, edge_attr, dst 112, REL26, 34 132, REL26, 91 65, REL26, 112 65, REL26, 34 62, REL26, 112 62, REL26, 34 101, REL26, 112 101, REL26, 34 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL26, 44 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL29, 18 100, REL41, 132 100, REL41, 91 100, REL41, 129 75, REL26, 112 75, REL26, 34 102, REL26, 34 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 44, REL41, 132 44, REL41, 91 44, REL41, 129 18, REL36, 112 18, REL36, 65 18, REL36, 62 18, REL36, 101 18, REL36, 75 18, REL41, 132 18, REL41, 91 18, REL41, 129 18, REL46, 132 18, REL46, 91 18, REL46, 129 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 93, REL41, 132 93, REL41, 91 93, REL41, 129 113, REL20, 112 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 113, REL20, 75 129, REL2, 100 129, REL2, 44 129, REL2, 18 129, REL2, 93 129, REL2, 104 129, REL26, 91 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL26, 44 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL29, 18 104, REL41, 132 104, REL41, 91 104, REL41, 129 Question: How are ENT92 and ENT107 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT92", "ENT107"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL29", "ENT107"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT92", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT107"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL29", "ENT107"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 51, ENT36 79, ENT42 30, ENT55 46, ENT85 53, ENT86 59, ENT129 78, ENT135 src, edge_attr, dst 51, REL26, 46 79, REL14, 51 79, REL26, 46 79, REL26, 53 30, REL23, 51 30, REL26, 59 53, REL26, 46 59, REL23, 51 78, REL23, 51 78, REL26, 59 Question: For what reason are ENT86 and ENT135 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT86", "ENT135"], "valid_edges": [["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT86"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT135", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT135", "REL26", "ENT129"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 77, ENT60 103, ENT89 src, edge_attr, dst 103, REL32, 77 Question: For what reason are ENT60 and ENT89 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT60", "ENT89"], "valid_edges": [["ENT89", "REL32", "ENT60"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 132, ENT34 62, ENT43 34, ENT50 101, ENT62 100, ENT67 91, ENT77 57, ENT103 44, ENT104 93, ENT115 129, ENT119 104, ENT124 src, edge_attr, dst 132, REL26, 91 62, REL26, 34 101, REL26, 34 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL26, 44 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL41, 132 100, REL41, 91 100, REL41, 129 57, REL26, 34 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 44, REL41, 132 44, REL41, 91 44, REL41, 129 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL26, 44 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 93, REL41, 132 93, REL41, 91 93, REL41, 129 129, REL2, 100 129, REL2, 44 129, REL2, 93 129, REL2, 104 129, REL26, 91 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL26, 44 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL41, 132 104, REL41, 91 104, REL41, 129 Question: For what reason are ENT77 and ENT103 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT77", "ENT103"], "valid_edges": [["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT103", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 55, ENT29 122, ENT97 src, edge_attr, dst 55, REL27, 122 Question: For what reason are ENT29 and ENT97 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT29", "ENT97"], "valid_edges": [["ENT29", "REL27", "ENT97"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 24, ENT15 67, ENT33 src, edge_attr, dst 67, REL2, 24 Question: For what reason are ENT15 and ENT33 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT15", "ENT33"], "valid_edges": [["ENT33", "REL2", "ENT15"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 33, ENT20 4, ENT24 5, ENT27 132, ENT34 90, ENT37 62, ENT43 61, ENT57 101, ENT62 100, ENT67 17, ENT71 91, ENT77 70, ENT98 44, ENT104 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 129, ENT119 104, ENT124 src, edge_attr, dst 33, REL10, 4 33, REL26, 90 4, REL26, 90 4, REL26, 61 4, REL26, 17 5, REL10, 4 132, REL26, 90 132, REL26, 91 62, REL26, 70 61, REL26, 90 101, REL26, 70 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL6, 70 100, REL26, 90 100, REL26, 44 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL28, 70 100, REL41, 132 100, REL41, 91 100, REL41, 129 17, REL26, 90 91, REL26, 90 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL6, 70 44, REL26, 90 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 44, REL28, 70 44, REL41, 132 44, REL41, 91 44, REL41, 129 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL6, 70 93, REL26, 90 93, REL26, 44 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 93, REL28, 70 93, REL41, 132 93, REL41, 91 93, REL41, 129 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 113, REL20, 70 113, REL26, 90 129, REL2, 100 129, REL2, 44 129, REL2, 93 129, REL2, 104 129, REL26, 90 129, REL26, 91 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL6, 70 104, REL26, 90 104, REL26, 44 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL28, 70 104, REL41, 132 104, REL41, 91 104, REL41, 129 Question: In what context are ENT27 and ENT104 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT27", "ENT104"], "valid_edges": [["ENT20", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT57"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT27", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 50, ENT11 96, ENT31 src, edge_attr, dst 50, REL24, 96 50, REL26, 96 Question: For what reason are ENT11 and ENT31 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT11", "ENT31"], "valid_edges": [["ENT11", "REL24", "ENT31"], ["ENT11", "REL26", "ENT31"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 115, ENT7 87, ENT14 41, ENT48 34, ENT50 69, ENT61 109, ENT64 29, ENT70 113, ENT116 8, ENT126 src, edge_attr, dst 112, REL26, 34 115, REL21, 87 115, REL21, 8 87, REL2, 8 87, REL5, 69 87, REL5, 109 87, REL26, 112 87, REL26, 34 41, REL26, 34 41, REL26, 29 41, REL43, 29 29, REL26, 34 29, REL43, 41 113, REL20, 87 113, REL20, 8 8, REL2, 87 8, REL5, 69 8, REL5, 109 8, REL26, 112 8, REL26, 87 8, REL26, 34 Question: For what reason are ENT7 and ENT70 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT7", "ENT70"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT48", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT48", "REL26", "ENT70"], ["ENT48", "REL43", "ENT70"], ["ENT70", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT70", "REL43", "ENT48"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 90, ENT37 18, ENT107 src, edge_attr, dst 18, REL26, 90 Question: For what reason are ENT37 and ENT107 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT37", "ENT107"], "valid_edges": [["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT37"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 58, ENT16 78, ENT135 src, edge_attr, dst 58, REL24, 78 78, REL26, 58 Question: In what context are ENT16 and ENT135 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT16", "ENT135"], "valid_edges": [["ENT16", "REL24", "ENT135"], ["ENT135", "REL26", "ENT16"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 115, ENT7 127, ENT12 src, edge_attr, dst 115, REL24, 127 Question: For what reason are ENT7 and ENT12 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT7", "ENT12"], "valid_edges": [["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT12"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 52, ENT73 16, ENT79 src, edge_attr, dst 16, REL31, 52 Question: In what context are ENT73 and ENT79 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT73", "ENT79"], "valid_edges": [["ENT79", "REL31", "ENT73"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 10, ENT3 67, ENT33 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 3, ENT52 13, ENT81 src, edge_attr, dst 10, REL26, 90 10, REL41, 51 10, REL46, 51 67, REL23, 51 3, REL26, 90 3, REL41, 51 3, REL46, 51 13, REL26, 90 Question: How are ENT33 and ENT81 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT33", "ENT81"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT33", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT81", "REL26", "ENT37"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 128, ENT6 33, ENT20 45, ENT26 132, ENT34 90, ENT37 65, ENT39 62, ENT43 34, ENT50 69, ENT61 101, ENT62 100, ENT67 17, ENT71 91, ENT77 131, ENT80 13, ENT81 75, ENT83 130, ENT91 1, ENT96 70, ENT98 44, ENT104 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 94, ENT117 129, ENT119 104, ENT124 76, ENT127 36, ENT130 src, edge_attr, dst 112, REL26, 34 128, REL26, 90 33, REL26, 90 45, REL26, 90 132, REL26, 90 65, REL26, 112 65, REL26, 34 62, REL26, 112 62, REL26, 34 62, REL26, 70 69, REL26, 90 101, REL26, 112 101, REL26, 34 101, REL26, 70 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL6, 131 100, REL6, 70 100, REL26, 90 100, REL26, 44 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL28, 131 100, REL28, 70 100, REL41, 132 100, REL41, 91 100, REL41, 129 17, REL26, 90 91, REL26, 90 131, REL26, 112 131, REL26, 34 131, REL26, 70 131, REL32, 94 131, REL32, 36 13, REL26, 90 75, REL26, 112 75, REL26, 34 75, REL33, 131 130, REL26, 90 1, REL26, 90 70, REL26, 112 70, REL26, 34 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL6, 131 44, REL6, 70 44, REL26, 90 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 44, REL28, 131 44, REL28, 70 44, REL41, 132 44, REL41, 91 44, REL41, 129 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL6, 131 93, REL6, 70 93, REL26, 90 93, REL26, 44 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 93, REL28, 131 93, REL28, 70 93, REL41, 132 93, REL41, 91 93, REL41, 129 113, REL20, 112 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 113, REL20, 131 113, REL20, 75 113, REL20, 70 113, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 17 94, REL26, 90 94, REL26, 17 94, REL31, 128 94, REL31, 33 94, REL31, 45 94, REL31, 69 94, REL31, 130 94, REL31, 1 94, REL31, 76 129, REL2, 100 129, REL2, 44 129, REL2, 93 129, REL2, 104 129, REL26, 90 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL6, 131 104, REL6, 70 104, REL26, 90 104, REL26, 44 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL28, 131 104, REL28, 70 104, REL41, 132 104, REL41, 91 104, REL41, 129 76, REL26, 90 36, REL26, 90 36, REL26, 17 Question: For what reason are ENT80 and ENT81 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT80", "ENT81"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT80"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT80"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT80", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT80", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT80", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT80", "REL32", "ENT117"], ["ENT80", "REL32", "ENT130"], ["ENT81", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT83", "REL33", "ENT80"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT80"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT80"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT80"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT80"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT80"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT6"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT20"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT26"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT61"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT91"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT96"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT127"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT80"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT80"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 74, ENT9 127, ENT12 81, ENT13 33, ENT20 37, ENT22 111, ENT23 4, ENT24 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 85, ENT46 17, ENT71 49, ENT110 59, ENT129 src, edge_attr, dst 74, REL26, 49 74, REL28, 81 74, REL35, 127 74, REL35, 81 127, REL26, 49 81, REL24, 127 81, REL26, 49 33, REL1, 37 33, REL10, 4 33, REL26, 90 33, REL26, 17 37, REL10, 4 37, REL14, 111 37, REL26, 90 37, REL26, 17 37, REL28, 111 111, REL10, 4 111, REL23, 51 111, REL26, 49 111, REL26, 59 111, REL44, 85 4, REL26, 90 4, REL26, 17 51, REL26, 49 85, REL14, 111 85, REL26, 74 85, REL26, 49 85, REL28, 81 85, REL35, 127 85, REL35, 81 17, REL26, 90 59, REL26, 49 Question: How are ENT13 and ENT24 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT13", "ENT24"], "valid_edges": [["ENT9", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL28", "ENT13"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT13"], ["ENT12", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT13", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT13", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT20", "REL1", "ENT22"], ["ENT20", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT22", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT22", "REL14", "ENT23"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT22", "REL28", "ENT23"], ["ENT23", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT23", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT23", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT23", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT23", "REL44", "ENT46"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL14", "ENT23"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL28", "ENT13"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT13"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT129", "REL26", "ENT110"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 14, ENT4 120, ENT134 src, edge_attr, dst 14, REL24, 120 Question: How are ENT4 and ENT134 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT4", "ENT134"], "valid_edges": [["ENT4", "REL24", "ENT134"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 65, ENT39 69, ENT61 17, ENT71 75, ENT83 134, ENT113 113, ENT116 src, edge_attr, dst 69, REL26, 17 134, REL36, 65 134, REL36, 75 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 75 113, REL26, 17 Question: In what context are ENT61 and ENT113 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT61", "ENT113"], "valid_edges": [["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT113", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 24, ENT15 133, ENT51 src, edge_attr, dst 24, REL2, 133 24, REL40, 133 24, REL43, 133 133, REL2, 24 133, REL26, 24 133, REL40, 24 133, REL43, 24 Question: In what context are ENT15 and ENT51 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT15", "ENT51"], "valid_edges": [["ENT15", "REL2", "ENT51"], ["ENT15", "REL40", "ENT51"], ["ENT15", "REL43", "ENT51"], ["ENT51", "REL2", "ENT15"], ["ENT51", "REL26", "ENT15"], ["ENT51", "REL40", "ENT15"], ["ENT51", "REL43", "ENT15"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 10, ENT3 128, ENT6 87, ENT14 33, ENT20 37, ENT22 4, ENT24 45, ENT26 132, ENT34 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 65, ENT39 79, ENT42 62, ENT43 3, ENT52 61, ENT57 69, ENT61 101, ENT62 109, ENT64 7, ENT66 17, ENT71 91, ENT77 75, ENT83 46, ENT85 53, ENT86 130, ENT91 1, ENT96 70, ENT98 113, ENT116 94, ENT117 129, ENT119 27, ENT122 8, ENT126 76, ENT127 36, ENT130 src, edge_attr, dst 10, REL21, 87 10, REL21, 8 10, REL26, 90 10, REL36, 112 10, REL36, 87 10, REL36, 65 10, REL36, 62 10, REL36, 101 10, REL36, 7 10, REL36, 75 10, REL36, 70 10, REL36, 8 10, REL41, 132 10, REL41, 51 10, REL41, 79 10, REL41, 91 10, REL41, 46 10, REL41, 53 10, REL41, 129 10, REL41, 27 10, REL46, 132 10, REL46, 51 10, REL46, 79 10, REL46, 91 10, REL46, 46 10, REL46, 53 10, REL46, 129 10, REL46, 27 128, REL26, 90 128, REL26, 17 128, REL26, 130 128, REL26, 76 87, REL5, 10 87, REL5, 3 33, REL26, 90 33, REL26, 17 33, REL26, 76 37, REL26, 90 37, REL26, 17 37, REL26, 76 4, REL26, 90 4, REL26, 17 45, REL26, 90 45, REL26, 17 45, REL26, 130 45, REL26, 76 132, REL26, 90 51, REL26, 46 79, REL14, 51 79, REL26, 46 79, REL26, 53 3, REL21, 87 3, REL21, 8 3, REL24, 10 3, REL26, 90 3, REL36, 112 3, REL36, 87 3, REL36, 65 3, REL36, 62 3, REL36, 101 3, REL36, 7 3, REL36, 75 3, REL36, 70 3, REL36, 8 3, REL41, 132 3, REL41, 51 3, REL41, 79 3, REL41, 91 3, REL41, 46 3, REL41, 53 3, REL41, 129 3, REL41, 27 3, REL46, 132 3, REL46, 51 3, REL46, 79 3, REL46, 91 3, REL46, 46 3, REL46, 53 3, REL46, 129 3, REL46, 27 61, REL26, 90 61, REL26, 17 69, REL26, 90 69, REL26, 17 69, REL26, 76 109, REL26, 90 109, REL42, 10 109, REL42, 3 17, REL10, 87 17, REL26, 90 91, REL26, 90 53, REL26, 46 130, REL26, 90 130, REL26, 17 130, REL26, 76 1, REL26, 90 1, REL26, 17 1, REL26, 130 1, REL26, 76 113, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 17 94, REL26, 90 94, REL26, 17 94, REL31, 128 94, REL31, 33 94, REL31, 37 94, REL31, 45 94, REL31, 69 94, REL31, 130 94, REL31, 1 94, REL31, 76 129, REL2, 10 129, REL2, 3 129, REL26, 90 27, REL26, 46 8, REL5, 10 8, REL5, 3 76, REL26, 90 76, REL26, 17 36, REL26, 90 36, REL26, 17 Question: For what reason are ENT85 and ENT96 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT85", "ENT96"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT6"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT20"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT22"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT26"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT61"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT91"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT96"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT127"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 23, ENT5 33, ENT20 37, ENT22 111, ENT23 4, ENT24 125, ENT25 90, ENT37 56, ENT44 19, ENT56 22, ENT58 13, ENT81 12, ENT82 73, ENT95 68, ENT100 64, ENT105 49, ENT110 38, ENT128 src, edge_attr, dst 23, REL26, 49 33, REL10, 19 33, REL26, 90 37, REL10, 19 37, REL26, 90 111, REL26, 49 4, REL10, 19 4, REL26, 90 125, REL26, 49 56, REL26, 49 19, REL14, 111 19, REL26, 49 19, REL28, 22 19, REL35, 22 19, REL41, 23 19, REL41, 111 19, REL41, 125 19, REL41, 56 19, REL41, 12 19, REL41, 73 19, REL41, 68 19, REL41, 64 19, REL41, 38 22, REL26, 49 13, REL26, 90 12, REL26, 49 73, REL26, 49 68, REL26, 49 64, REL26, 49 38, REL26, 49 Question: How are ENT58 and ENT81 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT58", "ENT81"], "valid_edges": [["ENT5", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT20", "REL10", "ENT56"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT22", "REL10", "ENT56"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT23", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT24", "REL10", "ENT56"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT25", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT44", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT56", "REL14", "ENT23"], ["ENT56", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT56", "REL28", "ENT58"], ["ENT56", "REL35", "ENT58"], ["ENT56", "REL41", "ENT5"], ["ENT56", "REL41", "ENT23"], ["ENT56", "REL41", "ENT25"], ["ENT56", "REL41", "ENT44"], ["ENT56", "REL41", "ENT82"], ["ENT56", "REL41", "ENT95"], ["ENT56", "REL41", "ENT100"], ["ENT56", "REL41", "ENT105"], ["ENT56", "REL41", "ENT128"], ["ENT58", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT81", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT82", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT95", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT100", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT105", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT128", "REL26", "ENT110"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 63, ENT76 73, ENT95 src, edge_attr, dst 73, REL24, 63 Question: For what reason are ENT76 and ENT95 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT76", "ENT95"], "valid_edges": [["ENT95", "REL24", "ENT76"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 10, ENT3 74, ENT9 127, ENT12 87, ENT14 132, ENT34 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 65, ENT39 79, ENT42 62, ENT43 85, ENT46 3, ENT52 101, ENT62 15, ENT63 109, ENT64 7, ENT66 100, ENT67 91, ENT77 75, ENT83 46, ENT85 53, ENT86 70, ENT98 18, ENT107 49, ENT110 129, ENT119 105, ENT121 27, ENT122 104, ENT124 8, ENT126 src, edge_attr, dst 10, REL21, 87 10, REL21, 8 10, REL24, 15 10, REL24, 18 10, REL26, 90 10, REL26, 15 10, REL36, 112 10, REL36, 87 10, REL36, 65 10, REL36, 62 10, REL36, 101 10, REL36, 7 10, REL36, 75 10, REL36, 70 10, REL36, 105 10, REL36, 8 10, REL41, 132 10, REL41, 51 10, REL41, 79 10, REL41, 91 10, REL41, 46 10, REL41, 53 10, REL41, 129 10, REL41, 27 10, REL46, 132 10, REL46, 51 10, REL46, 79 10, REL46, 91 10, REL46, 46 10, REL46, 53 10, REL46, 129 10, REL46, 27 74, REL26, 49 74, REL35, 127 127, REL26, 49 87, REL5, 10 87, REL5, 3 87, REL5, 15 87, REL5, 18 87, REL26, 112 51, REL26, 49 65, REL26, 112 79, REL26, 49 62, REL26, 112 62, REL26, 70 85, REL26, 74 85, REL26, 49 85, REL35, 127 3, REL21, 87 3, REL21, 8 3, REL24, 10 3, REL24, 15 3, REL24, 18 3, REL26, 90 3, REL26, 15 3, REL36, 112 3, REL36, 87 3, REL36, 65 3, REL36, 62 3, REL36, 101 3, REL36, 7 3, REL36, 75 3, REL36, 70 3, REL36, 105 3, REL36, 8 3, REL41, 132 3, REL41, 51 3, REL41, 79 3, REL41, 91 3, REL41, 46 3, REL41, 53 3, REL41, 129 3, REL41, 27 3, REL46, 132 3, REL46, 51 3, REL46, 79 3, REL46, 91 3, REL46, 46 3, REL46, 53 3, REL46, 129 3, REL46, 27 101, REL26, 112 101, REL26, 70 15, REL21, 87 15, REL21, 8 15, REL26, 90 15, REL36, 112 15, REL36, 87 15, REL36, 65 15, REL36, 62 15, REL36, 101 15, REL36, 7 15, REL36, 75 15, REL36, 70 15, REL36, 105 15, REL36, 8 15, REL41, 132 15, REL41, 51 15, REL41, 79 15, REL41, 91 15, REL41, 46 15, REL41, 53 15, REL41, 129 15, REL41, 27 15, REL46, 132 15, REL46, 51 15, REL46, 79 15, REL46, 91 15, REL46, 46 15, REL46, 53 15, REL46, 129 15, REL46, 27 109, REL42, 10 109, REL42, 3 109, REL42, 15 109, REL42, 18 7, REL26, 112 7, REL26, 70 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL6, 7 100, REL6, 70 100, REL6, 105 100, REL26, 90 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL28, 7 100, REL28, 70 100, REL28, 105 100, REL29, 18 100, REL41, 132 100, REL41, 91 100, REL41, 129 75, REL26, 112 46, REL26, 49 53, REL26, 49 70, REL26, 112 18, REL21, 87 18, REL21, 8 18, REL24, 15 18, REL26, 90 18, REL26, 15 18, REL36, 112 18, REL36, 87 18, REL36, 65 18, REL36, 62 18, REL36, 101 18, REL36, 7 18, REL36, 75 18, REL36, 70 18, REL36, 105 18, REL36, 8 18, REL41, 132 18, REL41, 51 18, REL41, 79 18, REL41, 91 18, REL41, 46 18, REL41, 53 18, REL41, 129 18, REL41, 27 18, REL46, 132 18, REL46, 51 18, REL46, 79 18, REL46, 91 18, REL46, 46 18, REL46, 53 18, REL46, 129 18, REL46, 27 129, REL2, 10 129, REL2, 3 129, REL2, 15 129, REL2, 100 129, REL2, 18 129, REL2, 104 105, REL26, 112 105, REL26, 70 105, REL46, 27 27, REL26, 46 27, REL26, 49 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL6, 7 104, REL6, 70 104, REL6, 105 104, REL26, 90 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL28, 7 104, REL28, 70 104, REL28, 105 104, REL29, 18 104, REL41, 132 104, REL41, 91 104, REL41, 129 8, REL5, 10 8, REL5, 3 8, REL5, 15 8, REL5, 18 8, REL26, 112 Question: In what context are ENT46 and ENT121 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT46", "ENT121"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT3", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT121"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT9", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT12", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT107"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT121"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT121"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT63"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT107"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT121"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT121"], ["ENT67", "REL29", "ENT107"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT85", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL24", "ENT63"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT107", "REL26", "ENT63"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT121"], ["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT107", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT63"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT107"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT121", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT121", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT121", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT121"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT121"], ["ENT124", "REL29", "ENT107"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT107"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 132, ENT34 90, ENT37 65, ENT39 62, ENT43 34, ENT50 101, ENT62 7, ENT66 100, ENT67 17, ENT71 91, ENT77 16, ENT79 75, ENT83 70, ENT98 44, ENT104 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 129, ENT119 104, ENT124 src, edge_attr, dst 112, REL26, 34 132, REL26, 90 65, REL26, 112 65, REL26, 34 62, REL26, 112 62, REL26, 34 62, REL26, 70 101, REL26, 112 101, REL26, 34 101, REL26, 70 7, REL26, 112 7, REL26, 34 7, REL26, 70 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL6, 7 100, REL6, 70 100, REL26, 90 100, REL26, 44 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL28, 7 100, REL28, 70 100, REL41, 132 100, REL41, 91 100, REL41, 129 17, REL26, 90 91, REL26, 90 16, REL26, 90 75, REL26, 112 75, REL26, 34 70, REL26, 112 70, REL26, 34 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL6, 7 44, REL6, 70 44, REL26, 90 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 44, REL28, 7 44, REL28, 70 44, REL41, 132 44, REL41, 91 44, REL41, 129 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL6, 7 93, REL6, 70 93, REL26, 90 93, REL26, 44 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 93, REL28, 7 93, REL28, 70 93, REL41, 132 93, REL41, 91 93, REL41, 129 113, REL20, 112 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 113, REL20, 7 113, REL20, 75 113, REL20, 70 113, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 17 129, REL2, 100 129, REL2, 44 129, REL2, 93 129, REL2, 104 129, REL26, 90 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL6, 7 104, REL6, 70 104, REL26, 90 104, REL26, 44 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL28, 7 104, REL28, 70 104, REL41, 132 104, REL41, 91 104, REL41, 129 Question: For what reason are ENT66 and ENT79 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT66", "ENT79"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT79", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT66"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 17, ENT71 108, ENT99 113, ENT116 36, ENT130 src, edge_attr, dst 108, REL10, 36 108, REL34, 36 113, REL20, 112 113, REL26, 17 36, REL10, 108 36, REL26, 17 Question: In what context are ENT2 and ENT99 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT2", "ENT99"], "valid_edges": [["ENT99", "REL10", "ENT130"], ["ENT99", "REL34", "ENT130"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT130", "REL10", "ENT99"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 4, ENT24 65, ENT39 61, ENT57 69, ENT61 17, ENT71 66, ENT87 113, ENT116 76, ENT127 src, edge_attr, dst 4, REL26, 61 4, REL26, 17 65, REL5, 66 61, REL26, 17 69, REL5, 66 69, REL26, 17 69, REL26, 76 113, REL20, 65 113, REL26, 17 76, REL26, 17 Question: How are ENT24 and ENT87 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT24", "ENT87"], "valid_edges": [["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT57"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT39", "REL5", "ENT87"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL5", "ENT87"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 14, ENT4 121, ENT59 src, edge_attr, dst 121, REL35, 14 Question: In what context are ENT4 and ENT59 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT4", "ENT59"], "valid_edges": [["ENT59", "REL35", "ENT4"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 115, ENT7 88, ENT93 src, edge_attr, dst 88, REL2, 115 88, REL40, 115 Question: How are ENT7 and ENT93 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT7", "ENT93"], "valid_edges": [["ENT93", "REL2", "ENT7"], ["ENT93", "REL40", "ENT7"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 128, ENT6 74, ENT9 87, ENT14 33, ENT20 37, ENT22 4, ENT24 45, ENT26 90, ENT37 65, ENT39 62, ENT43 85, ENT46 34, ENT50 61, ENT57 69, ENT61 101, ENT62 109, ENT64 7, ENT66 100, ENT67 17, ENT71 75, ENT83 130, ENT91 1, ENT96 70, ENT98 44, ENT104 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 94, ENT117 104, ENT124 8, ENT126 76, ENT127 36, ENT130 116, ENT133 src, edge_attr, dst 112, REL26, 34 128, REL26, 90 128, REL26, 17 74, REL35, 116 87, REL2, 8 87, REL5, 69 87, REL5, 109 87, REL26, 112 87, REL26, 34 33, REL26, 90 33, REL26, 17 37, REL26, 90 37, REL26, 17 4, REL26, 90 4, REL26, 17 45, REL26, 90 45, REL26, 17 65, REL26, 112 65, REL26, 34 62, REL26, 112 62, REL26, 34 62, REL26, 70 85, REL26, 74 85, REL35, 116 61, REL26, 90 61, REL26, 17 69, REL26, 90 69, REL26, 17 101, REL26, 112 101, REL26, 34 101, REL26, 70 109, REL26, 90 7, REL26, 112 7, REL26, 34 7, REL26, 70 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL6, 7 100, REL6, 70 100, REL26, 90 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL28, 7 100, REL28, 70 17, REL10, 87 17, REL26, 90 75, REL26, 112 75, REL26, 34 130, REL26, 90 130, REL26, 17 1, REL26, 90 1, REL26, 17 70, REL26, 112 70, REL26, 34 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL6, 7 44, REL6, 70 44, REL26, 90 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 44, REL28, 7 44, REL28, 70 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL6, 7 93, REL6, 70 93, REL26, 90 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 93, REL28, 7 93, REL28, 70 113, REL20, 112 113, REL20, 87 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 113, REL20, 7 113, REL20, 75 113, REL20, 70 113, REL20, 8 113, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 17 94, REL26, 90 94, REL26, 17 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL6, 7 104, REL6, 70 104, REL26, 90 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL28, 7 104, REL28, 70 8, REL2, 87 8, REL5, 69 8, REL5, 109 8, REL26, 112 8, REL26, 87 8, REL26, 34 76, REL26, 90 76, REL26, 17 36, REL26, 90 36, REL26, 17 116, REL21, 87 116, REL21, 8 Question: In what context are ENT116 and ENT133 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT116", "ENT133"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT133"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT133"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT66"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT133", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT133", "REL21", "ENT126"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 115, ENT7 74, ENT9 127, ENT12 87, ENT14 126, ENT19 90, ENT37 85, ENT46 106, ENT54 69, ENT61 17, ENT71 124, ENT74 130, ENT91 49, ENT110 95, ENT112 113, ENT116 94, ENT117 0, ENT120 8, ENT126 76, ENT127 src, edge_attr, dst 115, REL21, 87 115, REL21, 124 115, REL21, 8 115, REL24, 127 115, REL24, 126 115, REL24, 106 115, REL24, 0 115, REL26, 49 74, REL26, 49 74, REL35, 115 74, REL35, 127 74, REL35, 126 74, REL35, 106 74, REL35, 95 74, REL35, 0 127, REL26, 49 126, REL21, 87 126, REL21, 124 126, REL21, 8 126, REL24, 127 126, REL24, 106 126, REL24, 0 126, REL26, 49 85, REL26, 74 85, REL26, 49 85, REL35, 115 85, REL35, 127 85, REL35, 126 85, REL35, 106 85, REL35, 95 85, REL35, 0 106, REL21, 87 106, REL21, 124 106, REL21, 8 106, REL24, 127 106, REL24, 0 106, REL26, 49 69, REL26, 90 69, REL26, 17 69, REL26, 76 17, REL10, 87 17, REL26, 90 124, REL11, 17 130, REL26, 90 130, REL26, 17 130, REL26, 76 95, REL24, 115 95, REL24, 127 95, REL24, 126 95, REL24, 106 95, REL24, 0 95, REL26, 49 113, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 17 94, REL26, 90 94, REL26, 17 94, REL31, 69 94, REL31, 130 94, REL31, 76 0, REL21, 87 0, REL21, 124 0, REL21, 8 0, REL24, 127 0, REL26, 49 76, REL26, 90 76, REL26, 17 Question: How are ENT91 and ENT112 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT91", "ENT112"], "valid_edges": [["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT7", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT19"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT54"], ["ENT7", "REL24", "ENT120"], ["ENT7", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT7"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT19"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT54"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT112"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT120"], ["ENT12", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT19", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT19", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT19", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT19", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT19", "REL24", "ENT54"], ["ENT19", "REL24", "ENT120"], ["ENT19", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT7"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT12"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT19"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT54"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT112"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT120"], ["ENT54", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT54", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT54", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT54", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT54", "REL24", "ENT120"], ["ENT54", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT74", "REL11", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT112", "REL24", "ENT7"], ["ENT112", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT112", "REL24", "ENT19"], ["ENT112", "REL24", "ENT54"], ["ENT112", "REL24", "ENT120"], ["ENT112", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT61"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT91"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT127"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT74"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT120", "REL24", "ENT12"], ["ENT120", "REL26", "ENT110"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 128, ENT6 45, ENT26 65, ENT39 133, ENT51 69, ENT61 17, ENT71 130, ENT91 1, ENT96 113, ENT116 76, ENT127 src, edge_attr, dst 128, REL26, 17 128, REL26, 130 128, REL26, 76 45, REL26, 17 45, REL26, 130 45, REL26, 76 65, REL5, 133 69, REL5, 133 69, REL26, 17 69, REL26, 76 130, REL26, 17 130, REL26, 76 1, REL26, 17 1, REL26, 130 1, REL26, 76 113, REL20, 65 113, REL26, 17 76, REL26, 17 Question: How are ENT51 and ENT96 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT51", "ENT96"], "valid_edges": [["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT39", "REL5", "ENT51"], ["ENT61", "REL5", "ENT51"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 33, ENT20 77, ENT60 src, edge_attr, dst 33, REL28, 77 Question: How are ENT20 and ENT60 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT20", "ENT60"], "valid_edges": [["ENT20", "REL28", "ENT60"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 117, ENT65 105, ENT121 src, edge_attr, dst 105, REL32, 117 Question: For what reason are ENT65 and ENT121 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT65", "ENT121"], "valid_edges": [["ENT121", "REL32", "ENT65"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 84, ENT41 68, ENT100 src, edge_attr, dst 68, REL2, 84 68, REL7, 84 Question: For what reason are ENT41 and ENT100 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT41", "ENT100"], "valid_edges": [["ENT100", "REL2", "ENT41"], ["ENT100", "REL7", "ENT41"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 50, ENT11 58, ENT16 src, edge_attr, dst 50, REL24, 58 Question: How are ENT11 and ENT16 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT11", "ENT16"], "valid_edges": [["ENT11", "REL24", "ENT16"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 128, ENT6 87, ENT14 33, ENT20 37, ENT22 4, ENT24 45, ENT26 90, ENT37 34, ENT50 61, ENT57 69, ENT61 109, ENT64 17, ENT71 130, ENT91 1, ENT96 113, ENT116 94, ENT117 0, ENT120 8, ENT126 76, ENT127 36, ENT130 src, edge_attr, dst 128, REL26, 90 128, REL26, 17 128, REL26, 130 128, REL26, 76 87, REL2, 8 87, REL5, 69 87, REL5, 109 87, REL26, 112 87, REL26, 34 33, REL26, 90 33, REL26, 17 33, REL26, 76 37, REL26, 90 37, REL26, 17 37, REL26, 76 4, REL26, 90 4, REL26, 17 45, REL26, 90 45, REL26, 17 45, REL26, 130 45, REL26, 76 61, REL26, 90 61, REL26, 17 69, REL26, 90 69, REL26, 17 69, REL26, 76 109, REL26, 90 17, REL10, 87 17, REL26, 90 130, REL26, 90 130, REL26, 17 130, REL26, 76 1, REL26, 90 1, REL26, 17 1, REL26, 130 1, REL26, 76 113, REL20, 87 113, REL20, 8 113, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 17 94, REL26, 90 94, REL26, 17 94, REL31, 128 94, REL31, 33 94, REL31, 37 94, REL31, 45 94, REL31, 69 94, REL31, 130 94, REL31, 1 94, REL31, 76 0, REL21, 87 0, REL21, 8 8, REL2, 87 8, REL5, 69 8, REL5, 109 8, REL26, 112 8, REL26, 87 8, REL26, 34 76, REL26, 90 76, REL26, 17 36, REL26, 90 36, REL26, 17 Question: In what context are ENT96 and ENT120 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT96", "ENT120"], "valid_edges": [["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT6"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT20"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT22"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT26"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT61"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT91"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT96"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT127"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 87, ENT14 4, ENT24 42, ENT28 61, ENT57 17, ENT71 src, edge_attr, dst 4, REL26, 61 4, REL26, 17 42, REL10, 4 61, REL26, 17 17, REL10, 87 Question: For what reason are ENT14 and ENT28 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT14", "ENT28"], "valid_edges": [["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT57"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT28", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 86, ENT21 4, ENT24 69, ENT61 17, ENT71 113, ENT116 8, ENT126 src, edge_attr, dst 86, REL10, 4 4, REL26, 17 69, REL26, 17 113, REL20, 8 113, REL26, 17 8, REL5, 69 Question: In what context are ENT21 and ENT126 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT21", "ENT126"], "valid_edges": [["ENT21", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 19, ENT56 95, ENT112 src, edge_attr, dst 19, REL35, 95 Question: For what reason are ENT56 and ENT112 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT56", "ENT112"], "valid_edges": [["ENT56", "REL35", "ENT112"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 10, ENT3 87, ENT14 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 65, ENT39 62, ENT43 34, ENT50 3, ENT52 69, ENT61 101, ENT62 109, ENT64 7, ENT66 100, ENT67 17, ENT71 52, ENT73 75, ENT83 70, ENT98 44, ENT104 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 104, ENT124 8, ENT126 src, edge_attr, dst 112, REL26, 34 10, REL21, 87 10, REL21, 8 10, REL26, 90 10, REL36, 112 10, REL36, 87 10, REL36, 65 10, REL36, 62 10, REL36, 101 10, REL36, 7 10, REL36, 75 10, REL36, 70 10, REL36, 8 10, REL41, 51 10, REL46, 51 87, REL2, 8 87, REL5, 10 87, REL5, 3 87, REL5, 69 87, REL5, 109 87, REL26, 112 87, REL26, 34 65, REL26, 112 65, REL26, 34 62, REL26, 112 62, REL26, 34 62, REL26, 70 3, REL21, 87 3, REL21, 8 3, REL26, 90 3, REL36, 112 3, REL36, 87 3, REL36, 65 3, REL36, 62 3, REL36, 101 3, REL36, 7 3, REL36, 75 3, REL36, 70 3, REL36, 8 3, REL41, 51 3, REL46, 51 69, REL26, 90 69, REL26, 17 101, REL26, 112 101, REL26, 34 101, REL26, 70 109, REL26, 90 7, REL26, 112 7, REL26, 34 7, REL26, 70 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL6, 7 100, REL6, 70 100, REL26, 90 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL28, 7 100, REL28, 70 17, REL10, 87 17, REL26, 90 52, REL23, 51 75, REL26, 112 75, REL26, 34 70, REL26, 112 70, REL26, 34 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL6, 7 44, REL6, 70 44, REL26, 90 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 44, REL28, 7 44, REL28, 70 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL6, 7 93, REL6, 70 93, REL26, 90 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 93, REL28, 7 93, REL28, 70 113, REL20, 112 113, REL20, 87 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 113, REL20, 7 113, REL20, 75 113, REL20, 70 113, REL20, 8 113, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 17 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL6, 7 104, REL6, 70 104, REL26, 90 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL28, 7 104, REL28, 70 8, REL2, 87 8, REL5, 10 8, REL5, 3 8, REL5, 69 8, REL5, 109 8, REL26, 112 8, REL26, 87 8, REL26, 34 Question: For what reason are ENT73 and ENT116 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT73", "ENT116"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT73", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT66"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 4, ENT24 61, ENT57 17, ENT71 130, ENT91 73, ENT95 1, ENT96 76, ENT127 src, edge_attr, dst 4, REL26, 61 4, REL26, 17 61, REL26, 17 130, REL26, 17 1, REL26, 17 1, REL26, 130 1, REL26, 76 1, REL42, 73 76, REL26, 17 Question: In what context are ENT57 and ENT95 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT57", "ENT95"], "valid_edges": [["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT57"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL42", "ENT95"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 65, ENT39 18, ENT107 src, edge_attr, dst 18, REL36, 65 Question: How are ENT39 and ENT107 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT39", "ENT107"], "valid_edges": [["ENT107", "REL36", "ENT39"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 2, ENT38 49, ENT110 src, edge_attr, dst 2, REL26, 49 Question: In what context are ENT38 and ENT110 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT38", "ENT110"], "valid_edges": [["ENT38", "REL26", "ENT110"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 32, ENT35 82, ENT123 src, edge_attr, dst 32, REL42, 82 Question: In what context are ENT35 and ENT123 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT35", "ENT123"], "valid_edges": [["ENT35", "REL42", "ENT123"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 50, ENT11 92, ENT118 src, edge_attr, dst 50, REL24, 92 Question: In what context are ENT11 and ENT118 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT11", "ENT118"], "valid_edges": [["ENT11", "REL24", "ENT118"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 10, ENT3 128, ENT6 87, ENT14 33, ENT20 37, ENT22 4, ENT24 45, ENT26 132, ENT34 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 65, ENT39 79, ENT42 62, ENT43 34, ENT50 3, ENT52 61, ENT57 69, ENT61 101, ENT62 109, ENT64 7, ENT66 17, ENT71 91, ENT77 75, ENT83 46, ENT85 53, ENT86 130, ENT91 1, ENT96 70, ENT98 113, ENT116 94, ENT117 129, ENT119 27, ENT122 8, ENT126 76, ENT127 36, ENT130 src, edge_attr, dst 10, REL21, 87 10, REL21, 8 10, REL26, 90 10, REL36, 112 10, REL36, 87 10, REL36, 65 10, REL36, 62 10, REL36, 101 10, REL36, 7 10, REL36, 75 10, REL36, 70 10, REL36, 8 10, REL41, 132 10, REL41, 51 10, REL41, 79 10, REL41, 91 10, REL41, 46 10, REL41, 53 10, REL41, 129 10, REL41, 27 10, REL46, 132 10, REL46, 51 10, REL46, 79 10, REL46, 91 10, REL46, 46 10, REL46, 53 10, REL46, 129 10, REL46, 27 128, REL26, 90 128, REL26, 17 128, REL26, 76 87, REL2, 8 87, REL5, 10 87, REL5, 3 87, REL5, 69 87, REL5, 109 87, REL26, 112 87, REL26, 34 33, REL26, 90 33, REL26, 17 33, REL26, 76 37, REL26, 90 37, REL26, 17 37, REL26, 76 4, REL26, 90 4, REL26, 17 45, REL26, 90 45, REL26, 17 45, REL26, 76 132, REL26, 90 51, REL26, 46 79, REL14, 51 79, REL26, 46 79, REL26, 53 3, REL21, 87 3, REL21, 8 3, REL24, 10 3, REL26, 90 3, REL36, 112 3, REL36, 87 3, REL36, 65 3, REL36, 62 3, REL36, 101 3, REL36, 7 3, REL36, 75 3, REL36, 70 3, REL36, 8 3, REL41, 132 3, REL41, 51 3, REL41, 79 3, REL41, 91 3, REL41, 46 3, REL41, 53 3, REL41, 129 3, REL41, 27 3, REL46, 132 3, REL46, 51 3, REL46, 79 3, REL46, 91 3, REL46, 46 3, REL46, 53 3, REL46, 129 3, REL46, 27 61, REL26, 90 61, REL26, 17 69, REL26, 90 69, REL26, 17 69, REL26, 76 109, REL26, 90 109, REL42, 10 109, REL42, 3 17, REL10, 87 17, REL26, 90 91, REL26, 90 53, REL26, 46 130, REL26, 90 130, REL26, 17 130, REL26, 76 1, REL26, 90 1, REL26, 17 1, REL26, 76 113, REL20, 87 113, REL20, 8 113, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 17 94, REL26, 90 94, REL26, 17 94, REL31, 128 94, REL31, 33 94, REL31, 37 94, REL31, 45 94, REL31, 69 94, REL31, 130 94, REL31, 1 94, REL31, 76 129, REL2, 10 129, REL2, 3 129, REL26, 90 27, REL26, 46 8, REL2, 87 8, REL5, 10 8, REL5, 3 8, REL5, 69 8, REL5, 109 8, REL26, 112 8, REL26, 87 8, REL26, 34 76, REL26, 90 76, REL26, 17 36, REL26, 90 36, REL26, 17 Question: For what reason are ENT36 and ENT61 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT36", "ENT61"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT6"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT20"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT22"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT26"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT61"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT91"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT96"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT127"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 3, ENT52 101, ENT62 src, edge_attr, dst 3, REL36, 101 Question: For what reason are ENT52 and ENT62 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT52", "ENT62"], "valid_edges": [["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 74, ENT9 87, ENT14 126, ENT19 132, ENT34 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 65, ENT39 79, ENT42 62, ENT43 85, ENT46 34, ENT50 69, ENT61 101, ENT62 15, ENT63 109, ENT64 7, ENT66 100, ENT67 17, ENT71 91, ENT77 75, ENT83 46, ENT85 53, ENT86 70, ENT98 44, ENT104 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 129, ENT119 27, ENT122 104, ENT124 8, ENT126 src, edge_attr, dst 112, REL26, 34 74, REL35, 126 87, REL2, 8 87, REL5, 69 87, REL5, 15 87, REL5, 109 87, REL26, 112 87, REL26, 34 126, REL21, 87 126, REL21, 8 132, REL26, 90 132, REL26, 91 51, REL26, 46 65, REL26, 112 65, REL26, 34 79, REL14, 51 79, REL26, 46 79, REL26, 53 62, REL26, 112 62, REL26, 34 62, REL26, 70 85, REL26, 74 85, REL35, 126 69, REL26, 90 101, REL26, 112 101, REL26, 34 101, REL26, 70 15, REL21, 87 15, REL21, 8 15, REL26, 90 15, REL36, 112 15, REL36, 87 15, REL36, 65 15, REL36, 62 15, REL36, 101 15, REL36, 7 15, REL36, 75 15, REL36, 70 15, REL36, 8 15, REL41, 132 15, REL41, 51 15, REL41, 79 15, REL41, 91 15, REL41, 46 15, REL41, 53 15, REL41, 129 15, REL41, 27 15, REL46, 132 15, REL46, 51 15, REL46, 79 15, REL46, 91 15, REL46, 46 15, REL46, 53 15, REL46, 129 15, REL46, 27 109, REL26, 90 109, REL42, 15 7, REL26, 112 7, REL26, 34 7, REL26, 70 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL6, 7 100, REL6, 70 100, REL26, 90 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL28, 7 100, REL28, 70 100, REL41, 132 100, REL41, 91 100, REL41, 129 17, REL10, 87 17, REL26, 90 91, REL26, 90 75, REL26, 112 75, REL26, 34 53, REL26, 46 70, REL26, 112 70, REL26, 34 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL6, 7 44, REL6, 70 44, REL26, 90 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 44, REL28, 7 44, REL28, 70 44, REL41, 132 44, REL41, 91 44, REL41, 129 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL6, 7 93, REL6, 70 93, REL26, 90 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 93, REL28, 7 93, REL28, 70 93, REL41, 132 93, REL41, 91 93, REL41, 129 113, REL20, 112 113, REL20, 87 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 113, REL20, 7 113, REL20, 75 113, REL20, 70 113, REL20, 8 113, REL26, 90 129, REL2, 15 129, REL2, 100 129, REL2, 44 129, REL2, 93 129, REL2, 104 129, REL26, 90 129, REL26, 91 27, REL26, 46 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL6, 7 104, REL6, 70 104, REL26, 90 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL28, 7 104, REL28, 70 104, REL41, 132 104, REL41, 91 104, REL41, 129 8, REL2, 87 8, REL5, 69 8, REL5, 15 8, REL5, 109 8, REL26, 112 8, REL26, 87 8, REL26, 34 Question: How are ENT19 and ENT63 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT19", "ENT63"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT9", "REL35", "ENT19"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT19", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT19", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT86"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT46", "REL26", "ENT9"], ["ENT46", "REL35", "ENT19"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT63", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT63", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT63"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT66", "REL26", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT66"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT63"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT63"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 48, ENT8 63, ENT76 src, edge_attr, dst 63, REL7, 48 Question: In what context are ENT8 and ENT76 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT8", "ENT76"], "valid_edges": [["ENT76", "REL7", "ENT8"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 132, ENT34 2, ENT38 65, ENT39 62, ENT43 101, ENT62 100, ENT67 91, ENT77 44, ENT104 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 129, ENT119 104, ENT124 src, edge_attr, dst 132, REL26, 91 65, REL5, 2 65, REL26, 112 62, REL5, 2 62, REL26, 112 101, REL5, 2 101, REL26, 112 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL26, 44 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL41, 132 100, REL41, 91 100, REL41, 129 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 44, REL41, 132 44, REL41, 91 44, REL41, 129 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL26, 44 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 93, REL41, 132 93, REL41, 91 93, REL41, 129 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 129, REL2, 100 129, REL2, 44 129, REL2, 93 129, REL2, 104 129, REL26, 91 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL26, 44 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL41, 132 104, REL41, 91 104, REL41, 129 Question: For what reason are ENT38 and ENT77 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT38", "ENT77"], "valid_edges": [["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT39", "REL5", "ENT38"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT43", "REL5", "ENT38"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT62", "REL5", "ENT38"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 37, ENT22 43, ENT75 src, edge_attr, dst 37, REL28, 43 Question: For what reason are ENT22 and ENT75 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT22", "ENT75"], "valid_edges": [["ENT22", "REL28", "ENT75"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 122, ENT97 70, ENT98 src, edge_attr, dst 70, REL27, 122 70, REL33, 122 Question: For what reason are ENT97 and ENT98 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT97", "ENT98"], "valid_edges": [["ENT98", "REL27", "ENT97"], ["ENT98", "REL33", "ENT97"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 107, ENT40 12, ENT82 src, edge_attr, dst 107, REL3, 12 107, REL4, 12 107, REL32, 12 Question: For what reason are ENT40 and ENT82 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT40", "ENT82"], "valid_edges": [["ENT40", "REL3", "ENT82"], ["ENT40", "REL4", "ENT82"], ["ENT40", "REL32", "ENT82"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 26, ENT32 30, ENT55 59, ENT129 39, ENT131 src, edge_attr, dst 26, REL26, 59 30, REL26, 59 39, REL46, 30 Question: In what context are ENT32 and ENT131 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT32", "ENT131"], "valid_edges": [["ENT32", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT131", "REL46", "ENT55"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 10, ENT3 45, ENT26 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 3, ENT52 69, ENT61 117, ENT65 17, ENT71 113, ENT116 src, edge_attr, dst 10, REL26, 90 10, REL41, 51 10, REL46, 51 45, REL26, 90 45, REL26, 17 3, REL26, 90 3, REL41, 51 3, REL46, 51 69, REL26, 90 69, REL26, 17 117, REL23, 51 17, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 17 Question: For what reason are ENT26 and ENT65 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT26", "ENT65"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT65", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 127, ENT12 122, ENT97 src, edge_attr, dst 127, REL27, 122 Question: For what reason are ENT12 and ENT97 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT12", "ENT97"], "valid_edges": [["ENT12", "REL27", "ENT97"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 128, ENT6 33, ENT20 4, ENT24 45, ENT26 90, ENT37 65, ENT39 62, ENT43 34, ENT50 61, ENT57 69, ENT61 101, ENT62 17, ENT71 13, ENT81 75, ENT83 99, ENT88 130, ENT91 1, ENT96 70, ENT98 113, ENT116 94, ENT117 76, ENT127 36, ENT130 src, edge_attr, dst 112, REL26, 34 128, REL26, 90 128, REL26, 17 128, REL26, 130 128, REL26, 76 128, REL43, 99 33, REL10, 4 33, REL26, 90 33, REL26, 17 33, REL26, 76 33, REL28, 99 33, REL43, 99 4, REL26, 90 4, REL26, 61 4, REL26, 17 4, REL43, 99 45, REL26, 90 45, REL26, 17 45, REL26, 130 45, REL26, 76 45, REL43, 99 65, REL26, 34 62, REL26, 34 61, REL26, 90 61, REL26, 17 61, REL43, 99 69, REL26, 90 69, REL26, 17 69, REL26, 76 69, REL43, 99 101, REL26, 34 17, REL26, 90 17, REL43, 99 13, REL26, 90 75, REL26, 34 99, REL26, 34 99, REL34, 36 130, REL26, 90 130, REL26, 17 130, REL26, 76 130, REL43, 99 1, REL26, 90 1, REL26, 17 1, REL26, 130 1, REL26, 76 1, REL43, 99 70, REL26, 34 113, REL20, 112 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 113, REL20, 75 113, REL20, 70 113, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 17 113, REL43, 99 94, REL26, 90 94, REL26, 17 94, REL31, 128 94, REL31, 33 94, REL31, 45 94, REL31, 69 94, REL31, 99 94, REL31, 130 94, REL31, 1 94, REL31, 76 94, REL43, 99 76, REL26, 90 76, REL26, 17 76, REL43, 99 36, REL26, 90 36, REL26, 17 36, REL43, 99 Question: For what reason are ENT81 and ENT88 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT81", "ENT88"], "valid_edges": [["ENT2", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT6", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT20", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT20", "REL28", "ENT88"], ["ENT20", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT57"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT24", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT26", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT43", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT57", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT61", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT62", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT71", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT81", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT88", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT88", "REL34", "ENT130"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT91", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT98", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT116", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT6"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT20"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT26"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT61"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT88"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT91"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT96"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT127"], ["ENT117", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT127", "REL43", "ENT88"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT130", "REL43", "ENT88"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 10, ENT3 87, ENT14 132, ENT34 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 65, ENT39 79, ENT42 62, ENT43 3, ENT52 30, ENT55 69, ENT61 101, ENT62 109, ENT64 7, ENT66 100, ENT67 17, ENT71 63, ENT76 91, ENT77 75, ENT83 46, ENT85 53, ENT86 70, ENT98 44, ENT104 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 129, ENT119 27, ENT122 104, ENT124 8, ENT126 59, ENT129 src, edge_attr, dst 10, REL21, 87 10, REL21, 8 10, REL26, 90 10, REL36, 112 10, REL36, 87 10, REL36, 65 10, REL36, 62 10, REL36, 101 10, REL36, 7 10, REL36, 75 10, REL36, 70 10, REL36, 8 10, REL41, 132 10, REL41, 51 10, REL41, 79 10, REL41, 91 10, REL41, 46 10, REL41, 53 10, REL41, 129 10, REL41, 27 10, REL46, 132 10, REL46, 51 10, REL46, 79 10, REL46, 91 10, REL46, 46 10, REL46, 53 10, REL46, 129 10, REL46, 27 87, REL5, 10 87, REL5, 3 87, REL5, 69 87, REL5, 109 132, REL26, 90 132, REL26, 91 51, REL26, 46 79, REL14, 51 3, REL21, 87 3, REL21, 8 3, REL24, 10 3, REL26, 90 3, REL36, 112 3, REL36, 87 3, REL36, 65 3, REL36, 62 3, REL36, 101 3, REL36, 7 3, REL36, 75 3, REL36, 70 3, REL36, 8 3, REL41, 132 3, REL41, 51 3, REL41, 79 3, REL41, 91 3, REL41, 46 3, REL41, 53 3, REL41, 129 3, REL41, 27 3, REL46, 132 3, REL46, 51 3, REL46, 79 3, REL46, 91 3, REL46, 46 3, REL46, 53 3, REL46, 129 3, REL46, 27 30, REL23, 51 30, REL26, 59 69, REL26, 90 69, REL26, 17 109, REL26, 90 109, REL42, 10 109, REL42, 3 100, REL6, 62 100, REL6, 101 100, REL6, 7 100, REL6, 70 100, REL26, 90 100, REL26, 44 100, REL28, 62 100, REL28, 101 100, REL28, 7 100, REL28, 70 100, REL41, 132 100, REL41, 91 100, REL41, 129 17, REL10, 87 17, REL26, 90 63, REL23, 51 63, REL26, 59 91, REL26, 90 44, REL6, 62 44, REL6, 101 44, REL6, 7 44, REL6, 70 44, REL26, 90 44, REL28, 62 44, REL28, 101 44, REL28, 7 44, REL28, 70 44, REL41, 132 44, REL41, 91 44, REL41, 129 93, REL6, 62 93, REL6, 101 93, REL6, 7 93, REL6, 70 93, REL26, 90 93, REL26, 44 93, REL28, 62 93, REL28, 101 93, REL28, 7 93, REL28, 70 93, REL41, 132 93, REL41, 91 93, REL41, 129 113, REL20, 112 113, REL20, 87 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 113, REL20, 7 113, REL20, 75 113, REL20, 70 113, REL20, 8 113, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 17 129, REL2, 10 129, REL2, 3 129, REL2, 100 129, REL2, 44 129, REL2, 93 129, REL2, 104 129, REL26, 90 129, REL26, 91 104, REL6, 62 104, REL6, 101 104, REL6, 7 104, REL6, 70 104, REL26, 90 104, REL26, 44 104, REL28, 62 104, REL28, 101 104, REL28, 7 104, REL28, 70 104, REL41, 132 104, REL41, 91 104, REL41, 129 8, REL5, 10 8, REL5, 3 8, REL5, 69 8, REL5, 109 59, REL23, 51 Question: How are ENT37 and ENT76 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT37", "ENT76"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL14", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT55", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT55", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT67", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT67", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT67", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT76", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT76", "REL26", "ENT129"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT104", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT104", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT115", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT66"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT67"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT104"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT115"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT124"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL6", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT124", "REL26", "ENT104"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT43"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT62"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT66"], ["ENT124", "REL28", "ENT98"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT124", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT129", "REL23", "ENT36"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 58, ENT16 63, ENT76 src, edge_attr, dst 63, REL24, 58 Question: For what reason are ENT16 and ENT76 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT16", "ENT76"], "valid_edges": [["ENT76", "REL24", "ENT16"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 10, ENT3 87, ENT14 51, ENT36 34, ENT50 3, ENT52 69, ENT61 109, ENT64 63, ENT76 113, ENT116 0, ENT120 8, ENT126 src, edge_attr, dst 10, REL21, 87 10, REL21, 8 10, REL36, 87 10, REL36, 8 10, REL41, 51 10, REL46, 51 87, REL2, 8 87, REL5, 10 87, REL5, 3 87, REL5, 69 87, REL5, 109 87, REL26, 112 87, REL26, 34 3, REL21, 87 3, REL21, 8 3, REL36, 87 3, REL36, 8 3, REL41, 51 3, REL46, 51 63, REL23, 51 113, REL20, 87 113, REL20, 8 0, REL21, 87 0, REL21, 8 8, REL2, 87 8, REL5, 10 8, REL5, 3 8, REL5, 69 8, REL5, 109 8, REL26, 112 8, REL26, 87 8, REL26, 34 Question: For what reason are ENT76 and ENT120 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT76", "ENT120"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT50"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT76", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT120", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT50"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 109, ENT64 124, ENT74 src, edge_attr, dst 124, REL5, 109 Question: In what context are ENT64 and ENT74 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT64", "ENT74"], "valid_edges": [["ENT74", "REL5", "ENT64"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 10, ENT3 128, ENT6 87, ENT14 33, ENT20 37, ENT22 4, ENT24 45, ENT26 132, ENT34 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 65, ENT39 79, ENT42 62, ENT43 3, ENT52 61, ENT57 69, ENT61 101, ENT62 109, ENT64 7, ENT66 17, ENT71 91, ENT77 75, ENT83 46, ENT85 53, ENT86 130, ENT91 1, ENT96 70, ENT98 113, ENT116 94, ENT117 129, ENT119 27, ENT122 8, ENT126 76, ENT127 36, ENT130 src, edge_attr, dst 10, REL21, 87 10, REL21, 8 10, REL26, 90 10, REL36, 112 10, REL36, 87 10, REL36, 65 10, REL36, 62 10, REL36, 101 10, REL36, 7 10, REL36, 75 10, REL36, 70 10, REL36, 8 10, REL41, 132 10, REL41, 51 10, REL41, 79 10, REL41, 91 10, REL41, 46 10, REL41, 53 10, REL41, 129 10, REL41, 27 10, REL46, 132 10, REL46, 51 10, REL46, 79 10, REL46, 91 10, REL46, 46 10, REL46, 53 10, REL46, 129 10, REL46, 27 128, REL26, 90 128, REL26, 17 128, REL26, 130 128, REL26, 76 87, REL2, 8 87, REL5, 10 87, REL5, 3 87, REL5, 69 87, REL5, 109 87, REL26, 112 33, REL1, 37 33, REL10, 4 33, REL26, 90 33, REL26, 17 33, REL26, 76 37, REL10, 4 37, REL26, 90 37, REL26, 17 37, REL26, 76 4, REL26, 90 4, REL26, 61 4, REL26, 17 45, REL26, 90 45, REL26, 17 45, REL26, 130 45, REL26, 76 132, REL26, 90 51, REL26, 46 79, REL26, 46 3, REL21, 87 3, REL21, 8 3, REL24, 10 3, REL26, 90 3, REL36, 112 3, REL36, 87 3, REL36, 65 3, REL36, 62 3, REL36, 101 3, REL36, 7 3, REL36, 75 3, REL36, 70 3, REL36, 8 3, REL41, 132 3, REL41, 51 3, REL41, 79 3, REL41, 91 3, REL41, 46 3, REL41, 53 3, REL41, 129 3, REL41, 27 3, REL46, 132 3, REL46, 51 3, REL46, 79 3, REL46, 91 3, REL46, 46 3, REL46, 53 3, REL46, 129 3, REL46, 27 61, REL26, 90 61, REL26, 17 69, REL26, 90 69, REL26, 17 69, REL26, 76 109, REL26, 90 109, REL42, 10 109, REL42, 3 17, REL10, 87 17, REL26, 90 91, REL26, 90 53, REL26, 46 130, REL26, 90 130, REL26, 17 130, REL26, 76 1, REL26, 90 1, REL26, 17 1, REL26, 130 1, REL26, 76 113, REL20, 112 113, REL20, 87 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 62 113, REL20, 101 113, REL20, 7 113, REL20, 75 113, REL20, 70 113, REL20, 8 113, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 17 94, REL26, 90 94, REL26, 17 94, REL31, 128 94, REL31, 33 94, REL31, 37 94, REL31, 45 94, REL31, 69 94, REL31, 130 94, REL31, 1 94, REL31, 76 129, REL2, 10 129, REL2, 3 129, REL26, 90 27, REL26, 46 8, REL2, 87 8, REL5, 10 8, REL5, 3 8, REL5, 69 8, REL26, 87 76, REL26, 90 76, REL26, 17 36, REL26, 90 36, REL26, 17 Question: For what reason are ENT71 and ENT122 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT71", "ENT122"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT3", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT14", "REL2", "ENT126"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT14", "REL5", "ENT64"], ["ENT14", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT20", "REL1", "ENT22"], ["ENT20", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT20", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT22", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT57"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT36", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT42", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL21", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL24", "ENT3"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT2"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT14"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT39"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT43"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT62"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT66"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT83"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT98"], ["ENT52", "REL36", "ENT126"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT122"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT34"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT42"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT77"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT85"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT86"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT119"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT122"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT64", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT3"], ["ENT64", "REL42", "ENT52"], ["ENT71", "REL10", "ENT14"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT77", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT86", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT14"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT43"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT62"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT66"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT98"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT126"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT6"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT20"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT22"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT26"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT61"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT91"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT96"], ["ENT117", "REL31", "ENT127"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT3"], ["ENT119", "REL2", "ENT52"], ["ENT119", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT122", "REL26", "ENT85"], ["ENT126", "REL2", "ENT14"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT3"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT52"], ["ENT126", "REL5", "ENT61"], ["ENT126", "REL26", "ENT14"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT130", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 128, ENT6 111, ENT23 4, ENT24 45, ENT26 61, ENT57 17, ENT71 130, ENT91 1, ENT96 76, ENT127 src, edge_attr, dst 128, REL26, 17 128, REL26, 130 128, REL26, 76 111, REL10, 4 4, REL26, 61 4, REL26, 17 45, REL26, 17 45, REL26, 130 45, REL26, 76 61, REL26, 17 130, REL26, 17 130, REL26, 76 1, REL26, 17 1, REL26, 130 1, REL26, 76 76, REL26, 17 Question: How are ENT6 and ENT23 related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT6", "ENT23"], "valid_edges": [["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT6", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT23", "REL10", "ENT24"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT57"], ["ENT24", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT26", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT57", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT91", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT91"], ["ENT96", "REL26", "ENT127"], ["ENT127", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 112, ENT2 132, ENT34 65, ENT39 17, ENT71 91, ENT77 75, ENT83 93, ENT115 113, ENT116 94, ENT117 39, ENT131 src, edge_attr, dst 132, REL26, 91 65, REL26, 112 75, REL26, 112 75, REL33, 39 93, REL6, 39 93, REL28, 39 93, REL41, 132 93, REL41, 91 113, REL20, 112 113, REL20, 65 113, REL20, 75 113, REL20, 39 113, REL26, 17 94, REL10, 39 94, REL26, 17 39, REL26, 112 Question: For what reason are ENT77 and ENT131 associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT77", "ENT131"], "valid_edges": [["ENT34", "REL26", "ENT77"], ["ENT39", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL26", "ENT2"], ["ENT83", "REL33", "ENT131"], ["ENT115", "REL6", "ENT131"], ["ENT115", "REL28", "ENT131"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT34"], ["ENT115", "REL41", "ENT77"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT2"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT39"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT83"], ["ENT116", "REL20", "ENT131"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT117", "REL10", "ENT131"], ["ENT117", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT131", "REL26", "ENT2"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 10, ENT3 37, ENT22 26, ENT32 51, ENT36 90, ENT37 3, ENT52 69, ENT61 17, ENT71 113, ENT116 src, edge_attr, dst 10, REL26, 90 10, REL41, 51 10, REL46, 51 37, REL26, 90 37, REL26, 17 26, REL23, 51 3, REL26, 90 3, REL41, 51 3, REL46, 51 69, REL26, 90 69, REL26, 17 17, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 90 113, REL26, 17 Question: In what context are ENT22 and ENT32 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT22", "ENT32"], "valid_edges": [["ENT3", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT3", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT3", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT22", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT32", "REL23", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT52", "REL41", "ENT36"], ["ENT52", "REL46", "ENT36"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT61", "REL26", "ENT71"], ["ENT71", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT37"], ["ENT116", "REL26", "ENT71"]]}
UMLS	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 48, ENT8 74, ENT9 src, edge_attr, dst 48, REL26, 74 Question: In what context are ENT8 and ENT9 connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{"entities": ["ENT8", "ENT9"], "valid_edges": [["ENT8", "REL26", "ENT9"]]}

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