ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### dangerous job:

Underground mining
* are tunnels and shafts deep in the earth.
* causes coal dust to accumulate and be aerosolized.
* involves tunneling into the earth and removing material.
* is by open stoping with three levels for extraction, drilling and ventilation
  - dangerous work
  - necessary when the coal is too deep or hard to reach for surface mining
* is used when the coal lies in the deeper layers of the Earth
  - seam is buried several hundred feet below the surface
  - when the coal is farther underground, making it too expensive to remove soil
* lowers the water table, changing the flow of groundwater and streams.
+ Coal mining, Extraction
  * Underground mining is when the coal is farther underground, making it too expensive to remove soil. In this process, coal miners and all of the coal mining equipment are brought deep underground and coal is carried up out of the ground.
+ Mining
  * Underground mining is a dangerous job. Many coal and copper mines have accidents. Several coal miners die every year from accidents. Safety rules and special safety equipment is used to try and protect miners from accidents.

### dangerous mental illness:

Fanaticism
* are intolerance.
* comes from any form of chosen blindness accompanying the pursuit of a single dogma.
* dangerous mental illness.
* is based on absolute truth, and fanaticism kills people
  - essentially the same in all cultures
  - insanity
* leads to fanaticism.
* phenomenon that is truly ecumenical.
* type of sinful zeal.

### dangerous mental illness | fanaticism:

Religious fanaticism
* bad think no matter what belief system it is.
* can never produce true religiosity and spirituality.
* is foreign news.

### dangerous places:

Confined space
* are dangerous places
  - responsible for many deaths each year due to lack of training
* can also pose physical hazards
  - be dangerous because of presence of chemical and physical hazards
  - contain pockets of trapped gasses

### dangerous sport:

Bull riding
* are located in shows.
* dangerous sport.
* is all about raw power and courage
  - the adrenaline rush of the rodeo
* mainstay event in American competition rodeo.
### dangerous:

Respiratory depression
* Some respiratory depressions result in injuries
  - serious injuries
* becomes significant when intervention is needed.
* can also occur
  - be side effect of opiates
  - result in death
* implies inadequate ventilation.
* is increased in the elderly and when combined with narcotics
  - perhaps the most serious impediment to adequate pain control with opioids
  - rare except when combined with other sedating drugs
  - the chief hazard from all opioid agonist preparations
* late manifestation of severe phenothiazine intoxication.
* occurs frequently after opiod administration
  - in opioid naive patient
* rare but serious complication.

### dark gray:

Beak color
* is dark gray.
* ranges from bright orange to deep red depending on the color mutation.

Dark matter
* Some dark matter is in the form of planets orbiting stars.
* can also affect the path of light.
* causes light to bend without blurring.
* consists as an unidentified substance that interacts only slightly with ordinary matter.
* distorts galaxies.
* form of matter that neither emits or absorbs light.
* is also essential for cosmology
  - believed to exist although it has never been seen because it emits no radiation
  - described as an invisible glue that holds the universe together
  - found wherever 'normal' matter, such as the stuff that makes up galaxies, is found
  - invisible object in space that is also called missing matter
* is located in universes
  - near galaxy
  - measured with gravitational lenses
  - needed to produce the strong bending of light
  - shown in black, gas in red and stars in blue
  - substances
  - transparent and emits no light
  - undetectable because it emits no measurable radiation
* remains an enigma to science.
* seems to be a small component or absent in some places.
* substance accelerated over velocity of light.

Dark object
* absorb more heat than shiny objects, providing more heat to the heating system
  - visible light
* appear dark because they absorb more light and reflect less.
* placed in bright sunlight can absorb the sunlight and heat up.
* reflect less light and have a lower albedo than light-colored objects.

### dark places:

Holy place
* are dark places
  - part of all spiritual traditions
* dot the countryside in every land and every faith.

### dark purple solid:

Calcium permanganate
* dark purple solid.
+ Calcium permanganate, Properties: Manganese compounds :: Calcium compounds
  * Calcium permanganate is a dark purple solid. It is a powerful oxidizing agent. It is similar to potassium permanganate. It can catch some organic chemicals like alcohol on fire. It can cause an explosion when mixed with sulfuric acid.

### darker yellow:

Concentrated urine
* can be an irritant.
* darker yellow.
* favors reabsorption.
* is produced by secreting ions into excretory tubules.

### data formatting:

Initialization
* data formatting
* is the process of setting the initial value of a variable
  - where a drive is prepared to hold information
* refers to loading general data into a card's non-volatile memory.

Dawn
* are hours
  - starts
  - time periods
  - twilight
* bring insight
Day
* Enter the number of days in the billing period shown on the electric bill.
* Every day can be Earth Day if people care about the environment
  - is Earth Day in the oil and gas industry
* Every day there are people looking to give away dogs and cats and all kinds of animals
  - is at least one or two malformed babies being born
  - new species flowering or setting fruit, from orchids to oaks
  - turnover in species and in abundance
* Most days are bright and sunny, and water is dripping everywhere during the day
  - sunny, and most of the snow falls at night
* are calendar days on the water
  - longer in summer than in winter as the sun travels a longer path above the horizon
  - night ladybugs eat aphids
  - shorter in winter, allowing fewer hours of drying heat
* begin at true solar midnight
  - before the first light of day and invariably end well after sundown
* believes pesticides and other pollutants are causing cancers in plants, fish and people.
* can end in the glow of a wood fire as the sun sinks below distant ridges.
* combine to form weeks, weeks to months, and months create years.
* day when ground-level ozone has the potential to reach unhealthy levels.
* equals the number of days after implantation of an HuD expressing tumor.
* following nights with full moons are usually slow because fish have feeding all night.
* go by without seeing sunlight or breathing fresh air.
* gradually become longer, as the position of the sun climbs in the sky
  - lengthen toward more sunlight
* includes daylight
  - daytimes
  - middays
  - midnights
  - mins
  - minutes
  - mornings
  - nighttime
  - noons
* is different from night
  - like landscape painting with different moods and colours at different times
  - longer than night
  - shorter than night in the winter season
  - signified with the crow of a rooster, and night with the howl of a wolf
  - slightly longer than night at the equinoxes
* is the day number in the year
  - time of light, which is thus opposed to the time of darkness which represents unbelief
  - unit of time
* means a calendar day.
* occurs when our side of the Earth faces the Sun and night occurs when our part faces away.
* refers to a calendar day unless otherwise noted.
* seems to be the lesser time for many animals.
* shorten, shadows lengthen and bears retreat to their dens.
* turn to weeks, and weeks turn to months.
* vary due to daylight saving time, while months have different lengths.

### day:

Cloudy day
* are usually good times to fish, and rainy days are even better.
* slow down photosynthesis, making even less oxygen available to the fish.
### deadly poison:

Chlorine gas
* Some chlorine gases burn throats
* are chlorine
* deadly poison.
* greenish yellow.
* irritates mucous membranes and burns the skin.
* is greenish-yellow and combines readily with nearly all other elements
  - heavy, so it settles down on the water's surface
  - highly lethal
  - more likely to be released in hot water
  - the most efficient and least expensive sanitizer
  - toxic and corrosive
  - used for chlorination
* is used to achieve disinfection of bacteria and other water borne organisms
  - reduce the magnesium content during smelting
  - utilized for disinfection
* powerful, possibly lethal irritant.
* produced by volcanoes can contribute to ozone depletion in the upper atmosphere.
* reacts with lignin to create certain compounds that can be potentially harmful.
* respiratory irritant which affects the mucous membranes
  - irritant, which can be fatal after a few deep breaths

### debatings:

Political debate
* are debatings
  - located in television
* is all about conflict and argument
  - more a question of the stress and focus of policy than of ideology
### declines | neglect:

Child neglect
* can also have fatal consequences
  - be chronic, and threaten the growth and the development of the child
* complex and multi-faceted type of maltreatment.
* increases in states that cut their welfare benefit levels.
* is abuse
  - also one form of child abuse
  - as lethal as physical abuse
  - harmeds
  - human activities
  - negligent treatment which threatens the child's health or welfare
  - probably more common than direct physical abuse
  - the failure to provide adequate food, clothing, shelter, or love to a child
* is the most common form of child maltreatment
  - popular manifestation of methamphetamine usage

Medical neglect
* can result in poor overall health and compounded medical problems.
* is also difficult to study since more than one factor affects medical compliance
  - the outright denial or refusal to provide needed medcial care to a person

Physical neglect
* includes the failure to give the child adequate food, clothing or supervision.
* is the type of abuse that happens most often.

Decoration
* Make decorations from items found in nature.
* draws attention.
* has big impact
* includes sections.
* is an artifact
  - awards
  - located in parties
  - traditional Oaxacan art

### decoration:

Adornment
* are another form of appearance
  - illusions, and illusions have no place in the heavens
* is decoration.

### decoration | adornment:

Furbelow
* have nothing to do with fur.
* is adornment

Pendant
* are adornment
  - jewelry
  - just larger earrings, generally, even when they're wrapped around a stone of some sort
  - part of necklaces
* can be in various shapes, such as hearts, bottles, saber teeth and chili peppers
  - come in various shapes such as hearts, bottles, balls, saber teeth, and chili peppers

Shoulder board
* are also worn on bridge coats and reefers.
* is adornment

Tassel
- artifacts
  - different colors depending on the college or school conferring the degree
  - panicles
  - parts
* can be in the same or contrasting color.
* sprout from the top of each corn plant and are the source of pollen for the crop.
* vary from scarf to scarf.
* vary in color according to majors
  - use and color

### decoration | architectural ornament:

Foliation
* are applications
  - parallel to the axial plane of the phacolith
  - production
  - stratification
* common texture in most sedimentary rocks.
* develops in response to directed stress during metamorphism.
* is an architectural ornament
  - the result of a directed pressure
### decoration | band:

Wedding ring
* are an important investment, as well as a personal symbol of love.
* are located in boxs
  - churchs
  - fingers
  - jewelry stores
  - weddings
  - made of gold
  - often bands
  - popular objects of superstition
  - used for symbols
* can be a traditional type, possible a family heirloom or perhaps a birthstone.
* have no end and no beginning, signifying eternity.
* represent a form of a magical amulet.

### decoration | band | wedding ring:

Vicious circle
* is positive feedback
* wedding ring.

Emblem
* act like words, they have direct verbal translations.
* are designs
  - pictures made of wool chenille
  - substitutes for words
  - universally known symbols
* includes sections.

### decoration | emblem:

Chevron
* are badges
  - charge
* is an emblem

Coat of arms
* Coats of Arms are the personal property of the bearer.
* Coats of arms are hereditary, and are normally only passed down through the male side of the family
  - belong to individuals
  - have no official registry in France
* Many coats of arms go back in some families for a number of generations.

Cupid
* are emblems
  - planets
* is an emblem
* is the mythical matchmaker who carries bows and arrows
  - son of Venus, the Roman goddess of love and beauty
* is the son of the goddess Aphrodite or Venus
  - of love and is always part of celebration of love and lovers
* stems from the Latin word cupitas which means desire.
* symbolizes desire for the love of another person.

### decoration | emblem:

Flag
* Most flags embody a five-pointed star somewhere in their symbolism.
* Some flags consist of horizontal bands.
* are a symbol of projected power
  - an important part of everyone's history
  - capable of waves
  - emblems
  - important visual objects that all have color, composition, and logic
  - in the shape of a parallelogram, while pennants are very short triangles
  - insignias
* are located in classrooms
  - countries
* are more than a piece of colored cloth
  - just symbols
* are part of deers
  - dogs
  - powerful symbols of identification
  - signals that processes give to each other
* are single bit numbers used to indicate different conditions
  - letters that modify the program's behavior
* are symbols meaning many things to different people
  - of segregation and have no right to exist
  - tails
  - the first recognizeable sign of a foreign nation
  - visual signals
  - wild irises that grow by water
* can change in their impact dramatically when transposed from paper to cloth.
* come in varying sizes, fabrics and prices.
* consist of equal horizontal stripes
  - stripe stripes
  - symbolic designs and colors portrayed on cloth or other material
* fly in the wind and the water shimmers with a reflection on the surface.
* have at least one color
  - different colour
  - images
* is an emblem
* mean different things to different people and meanings can change over time.
* represent teams, countries, states, clubs, churches, and cities.
* signify sovereignty, historically and universally.
### decoration | emblem | flag:

Banner
* are currently the primary form of Internet and interactive advertising
  - graphic advertisements with brief text which are placed on a web page
  - letterbox-shaped adverts, usually animated, and they appear at the top of a Web page
  - located in demonstrations
  - low cost signage for businesses and events
  - small advertisements usually located on the top or bottom of any web site
* are the most common form of online advertisements
  - type of Web ad, and they come in a wide variety of sizes
  - preferred way of advertising on the internet
  - primary form of interactive advertising
  - rectangular advertisements at the top of a web page which promote a web site
  - usually images that are used as an advertising link to a site
* show images.
  * are the informative ones that are placed on talk pages. He thought that he was adding the banner. Ads should stay somewhere else, like in userspace or the WikiProject's page.

Bearded iris
* Some bearded irises show unusual petal-like projections at the ends of the beards.
* are among the few flowers to come in a true black
  - easy to grow
* are one of the most common perennials in the home garden
  - popular and widely grown perennials in the home landscape
  - the most popular irises
* have the caterpillarlike adornment on each fall, the outer, petal-like sepal.
* is an example of a plant that produces rhizomes.
* perform best in well-drained soils in full sun.

Flag burning
* has nothing to do with protecting the right to destroy property.
* is an offensive act meant to stir intense emotions
  - protected political speech
* rare but powerful and important form of free speech.

National flag
* Many national flags boast the color green, often as a symbol of agriculture or forests.
* Most national flags use one or more of only seven basic colors.
* are among the most recent kinds of flags
  - emblems
* are located in countries
  - post offices
  - often powerful political symbols
  - of a country
* indicate the languages written in.
* is an emblem
* represent each country and depict their economic position in the playing field.

State flag
* Many state flags are the same as national flags but with the country's coat of arms added.
* is the flag flown by the government of a country.

Streamer
* also produce during low light conditions.
* are headlines
  - ionization waves which can propagate as narrow channels through regions where
  - part of aurora
* includes sections.
* is light
* work when the light is low.

National emblem
* appear for example on 'flags'.
  * A 'national emblem' is an official symbol for a country. It can be an animal, plant or any other thing. National emblems appear for example on 'flags'.

Epergne
* are also in profusion.
* is decoration
### decoration | jewellery:

Earring
* Concentrate on styles that sweep upward, pulling the viewer's eye up.
* Look for earrings that are wider at the bottom than the top.
* also catch on clothing and other objects, resulting in torn earlobes.
* are a combination of gold, silver, and magenta
  - adjustable to pierced or clips
  - big but light in weight
  - brass with surgical stainless steel earwires
* are clip backs
  - on, and climb up the ear
  - clip-ons with screw backs
  - clipbacks, designed to match
* are for pierced ears
  - or non -pierced ears
  - leaf shaped white plastic
* are located in ear lobes
  - one of the most versatile forms of jewelry
  - the type that have sets both on the front and back with clip between the rows
  - two smaller fluorite beads separated by sterling silver seed beads
  - unsuitable for piercings on other parts of the body
* are used for adornment
  - vanity
* come in pierced earring backs
  - standard with either surgical steel post or wires for pierced ears
  - with five pairs of stones
* feature surgical stainless steel wires, posts, or clips.
* have latching backs with two different colored pearls
  - small crystal faceted drops
  - sterling French-style ear wires
* have surgical steel posts for pierced ears
* includes sections.
* is jewellery
* match and are for pierced ears.

### decoration | jewellery | earring:

Drop earring
* are very sexy because they accentuate the neck, and diamond studs light up the face.
* is an earring

Jewel
* are companies
  - located in japans
  - people
  - the end result of a process begun billions of years ago when the Earth was first formed
* symbolize the inner self as well as the unborn child.
### decoration | jewellery | jewel | diamond:

Big diamond
* are very rare , and are worth a lot of money.
+ Diamond: Gemstones :: Carbon :: Birthstones
  * Because of this, many important industries use diamonds as tools for cutting and polishing things. Many of them are clear, but some of them have colors, like yellow, red, blue, green and pink. Big diamonds are very rare, and are worth a lot of money. This is because a diamond is very useful - it is very hard and it spreads light very well. There are natural and synthetic diamonds. The earth makes natural diamonds. People make synthetic diamonds. Diamonds are the hardest natural substance known to man.

Black diamond
* are, additionally, often pitted and very difficult to cut.
* is mined in England and desired because of it's mirror-like polish.

Industrial diamond
* Most industrial diamonds are used as abrasives.
* are metal bonded to steel shaft.

Natural diamond
* have flaws
  - internal flaws
* is limited to what is formed in nature
  - the hardest known mineral
* single crystal in nature and has soft and hard grains.

Rough diamond
* are shiny, angular bits of crystal up to about one-third the size of a sugar cube.
* come in different shapes and sizes.

### decoration | jewellery | jewel | diamond:

Sparkler
* are a major cause of eye injuries in young children
  - fireworks
  - one of the most hazardous types of fireworks
  - safe fireworks and can be given to children
  - the second highest cause of fireworks injuries that require hospitalization
  - very different from firecrackers
* burn and can cause serious eye injurys
  - at such high temperatures that they burn clothing
  - hot enough to melt gold and are a major cause of eye injury to children
* burns brightly with various colors.
* can cause injuries Use sparklers outdoors and hold at arm's length
  - heat to temperatures that are hot enough to melt gold
* generate heat and sparks.
* includes sections.
* produce a rain of sparks.

Synthetic diamond
* Some synthetic diamonds are produced by chemical vapor deposition
* are artificial diamonds that have been created in a laboratory
  - easy for a professional jeweler to identify
* containing nitrogen is usually of type Ib.
* is extremely efficient for heat conduction.

Uncut diamond
* are for the most part indistinguishable from other stones.
* hide the unique optical properties of the cut stones.
### decoration | jewellery | jewel | pearl:

Cave pearl
* Most cave pearls are smaller than marbles, but some have grown to be the size of a softball.
* can be spherical, oval, irregularly shaped, or even shaped as cubes
  - grow to several inches in diameter

### decoration | jewellery | jewel | pearl:

Cultured pearl
* are from the oyster family in the ocean or salt water
  - made by tiny being purposely put into the oysters to begin making pearls
  - obtained by carefully inserting a tiny bit of shell or plastic into the mantle
* begin as blanks cut from the shells of freshwater mussels.
* come in a variety of colors from rose to black.
* occur in colors from ros to black
* share the same properties as natural pearls and are grown by live oysters.
* show a yellowish fluorescence, natural salt-water pearls are usually inert.
* tend to have a larger core or nucleus.
+ Pearl, Types of pearls: Gemstones :: Birthstones
  * Natural pearls are made by oysters accidentally, and are very rare. Cultured pearls are made by tiny  being purposely put into the oysters to begin making pearls. These pearls are harvested after a few years.

Freshwater pearl
* are a by-product of the shell industry
  - either natural color, or dyed
  - highly affordable pearls in jewelry designing
  - usually smaller, from potato shape to semi-round shape
* come from rivers throughout the world.
* occur in many colors and are often treated to produce more evenly-colored strands.

Imitation pearl
* are a traditional art in Japan with a history of about a hundred years
  - glass or plastic beads coated with a preparation made from fish scales
  - man-made with glass, plastic, or organic materials
* go by many names.

Larger pearl
* are more valuable than smaller pearls.
* can take up to four years to develop.

Mother of pearl
* Mothers of pearl is precious stones
* is the inner layer of shell
  - used for such decorative items as buttons, knife handles, and artistic inlays

### decoration | jewellery | jewel | pearl:

Natural pearl
* Many natural pearls contain blemishes that lower the pearl's value.
* are extremely rare due to the polluted waters
  - made by oysters accidentally , and are very rare
  - the most expensive, followed by cultured pearls
* form in freshwater and saltwater, in mollusks such as mussels, oysters and abalone.
* occurring with no human assistance are extremely rare.
+ Pearl, Types of pearls: Gemstones :: Birthstones
  * Natural pearls are made by oysters accidentally, and are very rare. Cultured pearls are made by tiny  being purposely put into the oysters to begin making pearls. These pearls are harvested after a few years.
### decoration | jewellery | jewel:

Ruby
* Rubies appeal to the passionate nature and have always been associated with that emotion.
* Rubies are a symbol of love
  - variety of corundum and the most coveted of the red gems
  - also useful in promoting courage and increasing energy
  - arguably the rarest of the truly precious stones
  - jewels
  - minerals
  - often heat treated to permanently improve their color and clarity
* Rubies are one of the symbols of love
  - worlds most valuable gemstones and believed to have great powers
  - programming language
  - red to orange-red to purplish red
* Rubies are the mineral corundum, which is second only to Diamond in hardness
  - most precious and expensive of the three
  - can take high heat and cold in forming themselves
  - come in many different shapes and sizes, providing great variety to gemstone lovers
  - feminist exploration of one woman's perspective in a male-dominated culture
  - function in producing laser beams, etc
  - gather and amplify energies while stimulating mental concentration
  - includes sections
  - often call forth A sensation of starlight in the tongue
  - prevent blood loss and schizophrenia and strengthen the heart
  - promote stamina, strength, and leadership
  - range in color from the classic deep red to pink to purple to brown
  - vary in color and brighten in strong light
* Some rubies connect bulbs
  - contain iron which creates a purplish color
  - display a luminous star when viewed in the right light
* Some rubies have chemical compositions
  - same chemical compositions
  - phosphoresce with a vivid red glow when illuminated by ultraviolet light
+ Carmine (color): Colors
  * Carmine' is the general term for a particularly deep red color. Some rubies are colored the color shown in the color chart below as 'rich carmine'. The deep red color shown at right as 'carmine' is the color of the raw unprocessed pigment, but lighter, richer, or brighter colors are produced when the raw pigment is processed, some of which are shown below.

Necklace
* Make number necklaces for the children to wear.
* Some necklaces are made of gold.
* are jewelry
  - part of treasure
* are used for adornment
  - chokes
  - decoration
  - gifts
  - shows
  - vanity
  - well knitted, and they exhibit intricate designs
* is jewellery
  - made of Alaskan Arctic Opal
* vary from different sizes, from short to long and from narrow to wide.

Precious stone
* Many precious stones are translucent
  - owe their color to the presence of chromium compounds
* Some precious stones are dull and unassuming when located in their natural environment.
* are gems.
### decoration | plaque:

Pleural plaque
* are abnormal collections of collagen that are attached to the parietal pleura
  - areas of scarring of the pleural surfaces
  - the scarring of the thin lining that surrounds the lungs
* is more common than mesothelioma and asbestosis
  - recognized as a reliable marker of previous exposure to asbestos

### decoration:

Rosette
* Some rosettes produce flowers
  - fruit
* are adornment
  - circles of spots with a spot in the middle
  - deep-fried Swedish cookies sprinkled with sugar
  - leafs
  - similar to basal leaves
  - usually maple burls surrounded by thin wood strips
* develop slowly throughout the early spring.
* grow close to the ground and bear leaves averaging six inches in height.
* have patterns
  - unique patterns
* includes sections.
* is adornment
* reestablish during summer and early fall
  - nearly any time during the growing season
* resume growth very early the following spring.

Sequin
- ornaments
* is adornment
* reflect light causing a distortion of the actual color.

Speck
* Most specks float on surfaces.
* are chitin like polymers
* includes sections.

### decoration | streak:

Yellow streak
* are visible in the sky at sunset.
* occur on green stems and branches.

### decoration:

Stripe
* Most stripes vary in width.
* Some stripes are part of anoraks
  - coats
  - diapers
  - garments
  - jerseys
  - leggings
  - raincoats
  - scarves
  - underwears
  - separated by stripes
  - extend from eyes
* allow a fish to camouflage itself against the coral.
* also blur a zebra's image as it runs from a predator.
* are badges
  - kinds
  - located in streets
  - marking
  - narrow lines of color that run lengthwise down the snake's body
* come in many shapes and sizes.
* disappear at about one year of age.
* form patterns
  - triangular patterns
* run from snouts.
* tend to fade as they grow older.
* vary in length and width among individuals
* wear off as zebras grow older.

### decoration | stripe:

Black stripe
* Most black stripes vary in width.
* cover both sides of the body, including their limbs.
* run from snouts.

Diagonal stripe
* fall from right to left, emphasizing the fall of light.
* represent the depths of the waters.

Reflective stripe
* are an important safety issue for night runners, bikers and boaters.
* increase visibility to help ensure a safer, more productive work environment.

### decoration:

Stud
* are a furniture screw that have wood screws on one end and machine treads on the opposite end
  - also the namesake of a type of timber framing called close studding
  - horses
  - located in walls
  - poker
  - secondary posts primarily used as nailers or decorations
  - stallions
  - the upright wood or metal members used to form the walls and partitions
* includes bone cells
  - brains
  - breasts
  - cannon bones
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - faces
  - ground substances
  - heads
  - hip sockets
  - horse's feet
  - horsebacks
  - marrow
  - mast cells
  - piluses
  - rib cages
  - skulls
  - sterna
### deers:

Sika deer
* Most sika deer have characteristics
  - ranges
* Some sika deer have patches
  - occupy different areas
* are alert and difficult to hunt, vocal when alarmed, but also curious and territorial
  - also excellent swimmers and have no trouble navigating waterways
  - deers
  - gregarious, travelling in herds
  - mammals
  - more nocturnal than white-tailed deer and, therefore, are less likely to be seen
* are native to China and Japan and are found also in the United Kingdom and Texas
  - Taiwan to Japan , but they have been introduced to many parks in Europe
  - small members of the elk family that have a dark brown to black coat
  - valued in China for their antlers, which are used in traditional medicine
* consume amounts.
* damage leaves.
* have a calm disposition, however, they are prone to biting when put in a trying situation
  - white rump patch that flares outward when alarmed
* inhabit subtropical woodlands
* is precious medicinal animal native to northeast China.
* occupy ranges.
* originate mostly from Japan, Taiwan, and East Asia.
* reach maturity
  - sexual maturity
* rub antlers.
* should have diets.
* tend to range in color from mahogany to black.
* use antlers.
* utilize grassland habitats
+ Sika Deer, Distribution: Mammals of Asia
  * Sika deer are native to Taiwan to Japan, but they have been introduced to many parks in Europe. In the UK, there are large populations in Ireland and Scotland and there are patchy populations scattered across England.

### defenseless:

Declawed cat
* Many declawed cats begin to hemorrhage when the bandages are removed, which can require rebandaging.
* are defenseless
  - more likely to bite when they feel scared or threatened
* have no alternative except to bite.
* require special care immediately after the surgery.

Definite digit
* A digit is an integer
* All digits have nails except the second digit of the foot has a claw
  - nails, except the second toe of the foot which has a toilet claw used for grooming
* Digit definite quantity.
* Digits are appendages
  - extremities
  - fingers
  - integers
  - part of vertebrates
  - refers to the number of digits after the decimal point
* Most digits display a white semicircular lunula at the proximal end of the nail plate

### definite digit:

Single
* Many singles look at their body as part of their attraction to the opposite sex.
* Some singles confuse the desire to have sex with the desire to marry
  - never seem to marry or get in a long-term relationship
* are tennis.
* is safety
* tend to lead more passive lifestyles, and are less attentive to healthful dietary habits.
+ Boney M., Chart positions, Singles: 1975 establishments :: 1970s music groups :: 1980s music groups :: 1990s music groups :: 2000s music groups :: 2010s music groups :: Disco groups :: German pop music groups
  * Singles chart peaking in various countries. Includes U.S. Hot Dance Club Play chart entries.

### definite digit | single:

Single motherhood
* can happen to anyone.
* is often a cause to celebrate, an escape forbidden in the bad old days
  - very common, particularly among young women
### definite digit:

Trinity
* Trinities are albums
  - artwork
  - buildings
  - fictional characters
* comes from tri-unity which means three in one.
* community of women and men committed to Christian love and service.
* complicated philosophy in an abstract form.
* congregation with a heart.
* friendly, inclusive community of faith serving others.
* growing family of more than nine hundred people sharing a spiritual journey.
* is also the name of the site of the first nuclear weapon test.
* is an equal opportunity employer
  - interdenominational seminary that serves the entire Southeast and East Asian regions
  - cruciform in shape, the cross formed by six squares
  - gathering
  - home to many people and families
  - one of the oldest settlements in North America
* is the English version of Trinidad
  - true birthplace of progresive Irish dance
* parish where music is important.
* school bereft of spiritual guidance, where souls are destroyed.
* simple game to learn and to play.
* teaches responsibility for oneself and others in a noncompetitive, supportive environment.
* values a community environment that is free from all forms of discrimination and harassment.
* vibrant family of people who love to worship, and love to serve.
+ Trinity College, Cambridge: 1546 establishments :: Cambridgeshire :: Colleges of the University of Cambridge
  * Trinity College' is a college of the University of Cambridge in Cambridge, England. Trinity has more students than any other college in Cambridge or Oxford. It is also the wealthiest Oxbridge college. It owns the O2 Arena. It is one of the three royal colleges.

Definite dozen
* A dozen large integer
* Dozen definite quantity.
* Dozens are twelves.

Definite half
* A half fraction
* Half definite quantity
  - live with algae in symbiotic associations called lichens
* Halfs are part of basketball
  - footballs
  - wholes
  - parts
### definite unit:

Gram
* Most grams are part of decagrams.
* are a unit of mass, or amount of matter
  - more convenient for measuring small objects such as a slice of bread or an apple
* mass unit
* means grams per liter of medium.

### definite unit | gram:

Bengal gram
* has good amount of iron, sodium, selenium and small amount of copper zinc and manganese.
* very rich source of protein.

Fat gram
* Every fat gram provides double the calories of a gram of protein or carbohydrate.
* contain nine calories, but carbohydrate grams contain only four calories.

Heat unit
* estimate the amount of heat energy that is available to fuel plant growth.
* is an unit

Inch
* are bigger than centimeters
  - for total inches contracted and placed within a year
  - part of foots
  - shorter than feet
  - the first name in dressage fashion
* linear measure

Joule
* Most joules measure energy
  - heat energy
* are a unit of energy or work
  - direct measurements of energy as are calories
  - the unit of energy for rating the suppression capacity of surge protectors
  - units used to measure in the metric system
  - work units
* includes ergs.
* is an energy unit

Karat
* is an unit
* refer to the fractional parts of pure gold in the total alloy.

Kilocalorie
* equal calories.
* includes calories.
* measure the amount of heat, in numerical terms, generated by foods.

Kilogram
* Some kilograms are divided by meters.
* equal newtons.
* includes decagrams.

Kiloliter
* are four orders to the left of deciliters.
* includes hls.

Kilometer
* are metric units, while miles are customary units
  - metrics
  - used for distance or length
* show the planets' diameters.

Lek
* are the grouse equivalent of a singles bar.
* vary in size from one-eighth of an acre to several acres.

Leone
* are solitary animals.
* helps fly.

Lepton
* are elementary particles
  - fermions
  - fundamental particles
  - stand-alone particles such as electrons and neutrinos
  - subatomic particles
  - the light particles of the weak interaction
  - their own fundamental particles
* can either carry one unit of electric charge or be neutral.
* have no strong interactions.
* interact by the electromagnetic interaction and the weak interaction.

### definite unit | lepton:

Muon
* All muons spin at the same rate.
* are elementary particles that are produced in high energy nuclear reactions
  - famous cousins of electrons
  - leptons
* are unstable particles but they live long enough to leave the detector
* can and do travel through just about any and everything
  - carry either a positive or a negative charge
  - provide lots of neutrinos, as they rapidly decay into an electron and a neutrino pair
* generally lose energy by ionisation.
* have an average lifetime of only two microseconds before decaying into neutrinos
  - exactly the same interactions as electrons
* possess a quantum mechanical property called spin, analogous to the twirling of a top.
### definite unit:

Natural heavenly body
* A heavenly body natural object
* Every heavenly body rises on the planet earth, and sets.
* Heavenly bodies are all spherical, and their movement is circular and uniform
  - astronomical objects
  - superior to earthly bodies
  - get their radius, mass, etc

### definite unit | natural heavenly body:

Planetesimal
* appear to have iron cores surrounded by shells of silicates and ice.
* are about the size of small moons
  - celestial bodies
  - created when dust particles collide
  - small bodies of matter that formed in numerous orbits around the Sun
* can interact without contact.
* combine to form planets because of their mutual gravity.
* merge and form protoplanets.
### definite unit | radical:

Amino glucosamine
* A glucosamine is an amino group
  - glucose
* Glucosamine comes from chitin that is the covering of shellfish or insects
  - in both the sulfate and the HCl form
* Glucosamine helps bind water in the body's cartilage matrixes
  - cartilage matrix, and is key to normal cartilage metabolism
  - create new cartilage, while chondroitin slows cartilage destruction
* Glucosamine helps to assist repair of cartilage which has been worn away by arthritis
  - form the proteoglycans found in the gelatinous ground substance of cartilage
  - maintain structural integrity of joints and connective tissues
  - rebuilds joint cartilage and improves joint flexibility
* Glucosamine stimulates the production of collagen
  - joint cartilage and provides the raw material to make it
* Glucosamines are beneficial in developing and maintaining healthy joints
  - chemical compounds
  - dietary supplements
  - sugar

### definite unit | radical | amino glucosamine:

Glucosamine sulfate
* basic building block of cartilage.
* component of normal human cartilage.
* glucosamine molecule attached to a sulfur molecule.
* is absorbed quickly and easily
  - almost devoid of toxicity, and is suitable for long-term use
* is an amino acid sugar composed of the amino acid glutamine and glucose
  - sugar synthesized in our bodies from glucose
  - isolated from shellfish chitin and converted to glucosamine sulfate
  - needed by our connective tissue
  - the preferred form of supplemental glucosamine
* plays a role in wound healing.
* provides significant benefits for both the structure and function of joints.
* reduces symptoms of osteoarthritis.
* relieves joint pain by assisting in the production of cartilage.
* small molecule that our body can absorb and use readily.
### definite unit | radical:

Extremist
* Some extremists stir up religious passions to gain support for their own agendas
  - use bombs and fire arms
* also dislike farmers because they are property owners.
* are harmful to the process
* commit acts of violence in the name of a higher cause.
* have ideologies.
* sites the world over target younger individuals.
* trade time in jail to save animals' lives.
* use weapons to kill other human beings.

Hydroxyl radical
* are chemical compounds
  - extremely reactive and can cause severe damage to cells and tissues
  - one of the most important oxidizing agents present in natural waters
* is the principle chemical for destroying methane.

Nihilist
* believe that nothing has any meaning and that therefore any act is morally acceptable
  - there are no true morals
  - there is no such truth
+ Nihilism: Philosophy
  * It is the belief that values are falsely invented. The term nihilism can also be used to describe the idea that life, or the world, has no distinct meaning or purpose. Nihilists believe that there are no true morals.
### definite unit | radical | terrorist:

Suicide bomber
* Most suicide bombers are younger and unmarried.
* are bombers
  - terrorists

Regulatory agency
* Regulatory agencies Name the regulatory agencies that govern the prescribing of medications.
* Regulatory agencies are administrative units
  - primarily concerned with whether a group is organized and can self-regulate
* is an unit

Revolutionary group
* Many revolutionary groups place a great deal of emphasis on the education of the youth.
* is an unit
### demanding physical sport:

Skiing
*  break bones.
* IS movement over terrain change so the glue-footed skier is usually out balance.
* also burns lots of calories.
* are activities
  - exciting activities
  - sports
* are used for breaking bones
  - competition
  - enjoyment
  - entertainment
  - excitement
  - exercises
  - fun
  - pleasure
  - recreation
  - relaxation
  - social interaction
  - thrills
  - winter
  - winter sports
* begins as a competitive sport.
* can be cold, wet and very frustrating, particularly for children.
* cause accidents
  - broken bones
  - fallings
  - healthy bodies
  - injuries
  - sweat
* causes thousands of broken bones, sprains, and other injuries every year.
* demanding physical sport.
* dominates the vibrant winter sports scene.
* family sport.
* form of hiking on skis over snow-covered ground that is flat or slightly hilly.
* great family sport.
* has a history of almost five millennia.
* hazardous activity.
* is Colorado's image, smell, feel, and reality.
* is an athletic sport requiring endurance, flexibility, balance, and agility to progress
  - essential part of life
  - exercise in adapting for everyone
  - extremely popular form of entertainment
* is an inherently dangerous activity that can result in serious injury or death
  - at an individual's own risk
  - big in winter
  - dangerous for non-swimmers
* is different from any sport
  - than, say, tennis
  - just one of many sports that require eye protection
  - one of the great joys of life
  - performed on snow while skating is performed on ice
  - popular among Japanese people
* is the best form of freedom towards relieving stress
  - passion that makes life worth living
  - top thing to do in the winter and hiking is the sport of summer
  - ultimate winter sport
* knee-wrecker sport because of the uncontrolled forces.
* major recreational activity in the Pacific Northwest
  - segment of the economy in states like Vermont and Colorado
* means moving through nature and filling the winter months with joy.
* often takes place at high altitudes where it's easy to get dehydrated.
* physically challenging sport that can result in serious injury
  - demanding sport that can result in serious injury
* popular sport in Korea
  - Utah
* puts a little more stress on the lower body, especially the knees
  - tremendous stress on the quadriceps muscles, especially during long runs
* really enforces the rewards of goal-oriented behavior and trusting oneself.
* requires multi-dimensional athletic abilities including technical and physical skills.
* risk sport.
* risky sport that causes many injuries.
* soul sport.
* sport that anybody can learn and indeed fully enjoy at any ability level
  - where accidents occur and people die, regardless of the location
* tend to result in more knee injuries.
* very expensive sport.
* vital part of the Colorado economy.
* year-round sport and activity in Iceland, and the most popular winter sport.
### denial | refusal:

Declination
* are acknowledgment
  - refusals
* celestial latitude.
* increases from zero with latitude away from the equator.
* is acknowledgement
* is analogous to latitude and is measured as north or south of the celestial equator
  - terrestrial latitude
  - another term for celestial latitude
  - driven by tangent arm
  - either positive or negative depending on the time of year
  - expressed as an angle with respect to the celestial equator
  - greater in locations farther away from the equator
  - independent of the observer's location
* is like Earth's latitude
  - measured from the celestial equator
* is measured in degrees from the celestial equator along the hour circle to the star
  - of arc
  - vertically from the equator and right ascension is measure along it
  - negative when west of true north
* is positive for an eastward deviation of the field relative to true north
  - if magnetic north is east of true north
  - north of the equator and negative if south
  - similar to latitude on the Earth's surface
* is the angle between the true North direction and that of the compass needle
  - measured up from the equatorial plane, just like inclination
  - angular distance north or south of the celestial equator
  - distance, in degrees, away from the celestial equator
  - equivalent of latitude on the Earth
  - magnetic declination at the specified latitude and longitude
  - very much like latitude on the Earth
  - what's on either side of that path, eg, north or south, or right or left

### denial:

Withdrawal
* are departures
  - indifference
  - removals
  - retraction
  - separation
  - terminations
* can lead to restlessness, insomnia, convulsions, and even death
  - produce extreme anxiety, insomnia, convulsions, and death
* causes stomach cramps, diarrhea and sometimes seizures in the baby.
* is an accumulation of what the owner takes out of the business
  - like having a cold or the flu for a few days
* occurs when a dependent person stops using heroin or severely cuts down the amount used.
* refers to the craving that develops to return online sex.
* takes several forms, such as silence, running away, and drinking and drug use.

### denial | withdrawal:

Alcohol withdrawal
* can be fatal, but heroin or opiate withdrawal is almost never fatal.
* can be life - threatening
  - threatening for heavy drinkers
  - life-threatening
  - cause anxiety, autonomic dysfunction, seizures, and hallucinations
  - lead to DTs, which can be fatal if untreated

Benzodiazepine withdrawal
* can be life threatening.
* causes irritability, nervousness, and insomnia.
* has many symptoms.

Caffeine withdrawal
* can cause headache
  - result in flu-like symptoms, as well as headaches
* increases lithium blood levels.
* potentially big problem for kids.

### denial | withdrawal | retreat:

Glacial retreat
* is also prevalent in the higher elevations of the tropics.
* takes place when net accumulation is less than net ablation.

Social withdrawal
* can also occur as a result of depression.
* causes the schizophrenic to seek isolation.