Civic change
* comes about from working with people's culture.
* is accomplished by multiple groups, individuals, and organizations.

Circulatory change
* are common in affected extremities in multiple sclerosis.
* cause even more pressure and pain.

Celtic spirituality
* believes in basic goodness of nature and of human nature.
* has much in common with the shamanic traditions of the world.
* is about waking up again in our lives
  - solid and deeply rooted in a spiritual heritage

Cook
* Many cooks believe that the additives found in briquettes change the taste of the meat
  - wear disposable plastic gloves when working with hot chilies
* Some cooks also use mint, onions, or olive oil in their harisa
  - substitute honey for sugar
* Some cooks use a cooking bag or foil tent to keep turkey moist
  - another Mexican herb, cilantro, in recipes that call for epazote
  - bread as an extender for hamburger meat or meatloaf
  - cornstarch to make their sauces thicker
  - the thick flesh in soups and stews
  - wear gloves or clean the roots under water
  - work fewer than five days a week
* are capable of better food
  - cook food
  - prepare meals
  - smoke salmon
  - warm food
* are located in kitchens
  - restaurants
  - more likely to die because they breathe the vapors as the mushroom is being cooked
* are motivated by the goal of eats
  - skilled workers
  - used for burns
* end with eats
  - serve food
* prepare and cook a wide variety of foods.
* use anise seed to impart a licorice flavor to baked goods, liqueurs, and candies.

Clinical pharmacology
* expresses the combined knowledge of disease and how drugs affect it.
* is the scientific study of drugs in man
  - study of pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics in human beings

Commercialism
* All commercialism is related to sex.
* constitutes an attack on the psychological well-being.
* distorts our culture by turning every event into a reason to consume.
* is basically the opposite of community control
  - companies making money by commercials
  - competitive, and forces the quality to get better and better
  - information
  - often abuse
  - part of real life
* large part of the capitalist industrial aura.
* real assault on the value of political discourse.
* tends to concentrate capital.
* way of life as much as a system for making economic decisions.

Civil twilight
* is the definition of twilight most widely used by the general public.
* occurs just after the sun has set and the sky is still fairly light.

Coherent integration
* digital filtering process used by profilers.
* is essentially a digital filtering process used by profilers.

Chronic absenteeism
* behavior that is highly associated with dropping out of school.
* impacts on academic achievement.
* prescription for certain failure in the course.

Compensation
* adversely affects severity and prognosis of chronic pain.
* attached to an office is an incident to the title to office.
* is an agreement between the employer and the employee
  - based on a worker's quantitative output or production
  - defense mechanisms
  - measured by the loss to the property owner
  - recompense
  - the payment that employees receive in return for their labor
  - where wetland mitigation banking plays a role
* measure of the cost to the employer of securing the services of labor.
* refers to the physiological response to an acid-base imbalance.
+ Compensation (psychology): Psychology
  * In psychology, 'compensation' is a way people hide something that they cannot do well, by doing something else really well. They may not even be aware that they are doing it. Compensation can hide real or imagined problems and personal or physical inferiority. However it does not really solve the cause of the problem. Positive compensations may help a person overcome difficulties. But negative compensations do not, and can even make the problems worse.