Authority
* Authorities always tend to have a monopoly, to control the whole social life.
* Many authorities say some fat is biochemically necessary to create the feeling of fullness
  - view clinical immunology as the last frontier in laboratory medicine
* Most authorities agree that ions act on our capacity to absorb and utilize oxygen
  - consider that cheese was first made in the Middle East
* Some authorities believe that distribution of condoms in schools glorifies sex
  - the intralaminar nuclei also play a critical role in arousal
  - call it a type of cometary nebula, while others call the nebula bipolar
* Some authorities consider cervical cancer to be a sexually transmitted disease
  - snakes and lizards distinct enough to each be a separate Order
* Some authorities consider the canebrake rattlesnake to be a subspecies of the timber rattlesnake
  - geomyoids related to squirrels , beavers , and mountain beavers
  - define bedwetting as a disorder after age five
  - describe schizophrenia as a process
  - differentiate thrombus formation from simple coagulation or clot formation
  - regard the salmon as a marine fish which is establishing itself in fresh water
  - say that size correlates with type of metabolism
  - think juvenile female elephant seals found new breeding colonies
  - thus differentiate thrombus formation from simple coagulation or clot formation
* focuses on the total well-being of the person under one's authority.
* has a special importance for single deity religions
  - activities
  - duties
* indeed implies hierarchy and so implies culture, civilization and the world.
* influences buy habits
* involves a person who is willing to take responsibility for the lives of others.
* is about giving life and it is differentiated between men and women
  - an imposition against every principle of human dignity and freedom
  - ascribed by human beings
  - books
  - democratic because all authority derives from Scripture
  - determined by knowledge and function
  - essential to maintaining order and structure in a family
  - expertise, as in the case of an expert on a subject
  - experts
  - known as one of the basis of society and stands against cooperation
  - made by a certain social power
  - people
  - permission
  - power conferred by an institution
  - sacred, paternal, absolute, and subject to reason
  - something that man creates
* is the ability to bring truth to a given situation
  - discern a reality and define the doctrines of the faith
  - perform certain actions, such as writing a file
  - exercise of love and care
  - feature of a leader or institution that compels obedience
  - formal and legitimate right to make decisions, give orders, and allocate resources
  - point of concern in the issue of baptism
  - power to determine, adjudicate, or otherwise settle issues
  - right to command, act, or rule
* is the right to give orders and the power to exact obedience
  - and the responsibility to accomplish it
  - rule, or command
  - use power, or the rightful use of power
  - supreme test of faith and the fountain of faith as well
  - what genuine leaders display as their people recognise their gifts and graces
  - wrongs
* makes decisions.
* permits human beings to evolve while preserving the inheritance of past civilization.
* position and a responsibility.
* requires proof.
* sign on the door that announces to the world that one principal.
* works in the supernatural realm by words.
+ Geomyoidea, Relation to other rodents: Geomyoid rodents
  * Authority' is the ability of a person or an organization to conduct a certain lifestyle for another person or a group. Authority is known as one of the basis of society and stands against cooperation. Adopting lifestyle patterns as a result of authority is called 'obedience' and authority as a concept includes most leadership cases.
+ List of animal phyla: Invertebrates :: Lists of animals :: Groups of phyla :: Glossaries
  * No list will be completely satisfactory. Authorities differ in what they consider a phylum, and in the actual name of the phylum. Despite this, there is agreement on most phyla.