Translate the following image into relations. Write the SQL statements to create those relations. Write English explanations of anything in the ER diagram that is not captured in your SQL$.$ Assume all keys are data type 'integer' and all other fields are data type 'date'.

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Suppose a database has the following three relations.

ArtItem $($aid: integer, title: string, weightPnd: integer, type: string, pricePaid: integer, creator: integer$)$

ExhibitsIn $($artID: integer, exhibitID: integer, insuranceCost: integer, deliveryDate: date, homeMuseum: integer$)$

Exhibition $($eID: integer, title: string, curatorName: string, specialFee: integer$)$

Artist $($personID: integer, lastname: string, firstname: string, birthyear: integer, birthregion: string, bio: string$)$

Regions $($regionname: string, latitude: string, longitude: string, sizeSqMi: integer, climate: string$)$

$($The "bit" data type stores $0$ or $1.$ False or true. Booleans.$)$

"exhibitID" in ExhibitsIn is a foreign key referencing "eid" in Exhibition.

"artID" in ExhibitsIn is a foreign key referencing "aid" in ArtItem. The art item weights are measured in pounds.

"creator" in ArtItem is a foreign key referencing "personID" in Artist. city, like New York City.