ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### person | antagonist | narcotic antagonist:

Naltrexone
* also blocks the useful effects of narcotics.
* antagonizes the biobehavioral adaptation to stress-analgesia
  - opioid system
* appears to be useful in preventing recidivism in opioid abusers.
* blocks the action of heroin
  - activity of the endogenous opioids and acamprosate affects glutamate action
  - effects of opiates, such as heroin
  - endorphin receptors in the brain, blocking their craving
* can also interfere with the effects of the endogenous opiates or endorphins
  - cause liver damage when taken in excessive doses
  - help stop the craving or desire to drink or take drugs
* causes withdrawal symptoms in people who are using narcotics.
* counteracts the brain's natural opiates to dull the craving for alcohol.
* decreases the effects of naturally-occurring opioids in the body.
* drug which blocks the effects of opiates.
* fails to produce a conditioned taste aversion to alcohol.
* helps an alcohol-dependent person keep control by reducing craving for the first drink
  - to make recovery more manageable
* increases the latency to drink alcohol in social drinkers.
* is an antagonist, meaning that it blocks the effect of heroin on the brain's receptors.
* is an opioid antagonist
  - blocking medication
  - approved to treat alcohol and opioid dependence
  - available only in the oral form
  - classed as an opioid antagonist
  - dispensed by retail or mail-order pharmacies
  - entirely different from methadone
  - on trial in Australia
* is one of a number of treatments for heroin dependence
  - range of treatment options for opioid dependence
* is only available by prescription
  - on prescription from a doctor
* is taken orally once a day
  - thought to block the pleasurable effects of drinking alcohol
* is used to decrease cravings for alcohol and encourage abstinence
  - help recovering heroin addicts stay drug-free
  - widely in the treatment of morphine, heroin, codeine, and even alcohol addiction
* long acting narcotic antagonist which is used for maintenance treatment.
* medication used for the treatment of narcotic and alcohol dependency.
* narcotic agonist
* only has to be taken once a day.
* reduces alcohol relapse rates when used with some form of psychosocial support
  - the pleasurable effects of alcohol
* works by temporarily blocking the opiate receptors, part of the endorphin system.
### person | antagonist | tamoxifen:

Tamoxifen citrate
* can result in difficulty in distinguishing different colors.
* is effective in the treatment of metastatic breast cancer in women and men
  - indicated for high-risk women
  - used to treat advanced breast cancer in women and men

### person | applicant:

Aspirant
* are applicants.
* is an applicant

Petitioner
* are applicants.
* is an applicant

### person | applicant | petitioner:

Postulant
* are petitioners.
* wear a long white kerchief on their heads, which covers their foreheads completely.
### person | artist:

Great artist
* are people who find the way to be themselves in their art.
* express joys.
* get their inspiration from life, and often from the beautiful things they see.
* seem to portray motives in their paintings in ways that communicate to viewers.

### person | artist:

Illustrator
* Some illustrators draw storyboards for television commercials, movies, and animated features.
* are artists
  - gestures that accompany speech and add meaning to it
  - nonverbal movements that accompany and illustrate verbal communication
* are visual artists
  - creators who stress communication
* create pictures for books, magazines, greeting cards, and other products.
* draw or paint pictures to adorn or explain the printed word.
* is an artist
  - industry-standard vector graphics creation application for print and the Web
* use their knowledge and skills to help scientists interpret their studies.

### person | artist | illustrator:

Commercial artist
* are illustrators.
* is an illustrator
* prepare illustrations and designs for ads and displays.

Medical illustrator
* draw illustrations of human anatomy and surgical procedures.
* use a variety of media and tools, to tell a complex story.

Scientific illustrator
* draw animals and plants
  - illustrations of animals and plants
* work closely with scientists and the objects that they are researching.

Makeup artist
* Some makeup artists believe that concealers used to even out skin tone is all that's necessary.
* do makeup analysis and apply makeup.

### person | artist:

Master
* Most masters have criminal records and a propensity for violence.
* are authority
  - books
  - creations
  - employers
  - human beings
  - officers
  - people who use what they have
  - scholars
* assume roles.
* have advantage
  - several advantage
* hire servants.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* inform candidates.
* lead activities.
* supervise operations.
* understand power.

Modern artist
* Many modern artists push the boundaries of acceptable media in their artwork.
* Some modern artists use plywood.

Modernist
* believe that order underlies all natural and social dynamics
  - progress and the good life are defined by increasing material wealth
* view the world, including humans, as one big machine.

Other artist
* capture experience.
* work with artists
  - other artists
### person | artist | photographer:

Nature photographer
* Some nature photographers carry sticks and plastic ties to hold the stem steady.
* can shoot waterfowl, marshbirds and shorebirds with cameras
  - watch the leaves change and wildlife gather

Portrait photographer
* Most portrait photographers work in studios.
* take pictures.

Professional photographer
* Many professional photographers start their careers as photo assistants
  - use a view camera for portraits and other subjects
* Most professional photographers use flash to fill in shadows on faces, even in bright sunlight.
* are really masters of light.
* specialise in their area of work.
* talk about contrast and lighting and composition.
* train their eyes to see colors.

Wildlife photographer
* Most wildlife photographers capture animals.
* shoot photographs of wild animals in their natural surroundings.

Printmaker
* Some printmakers make prints by graphically encoding data and processing it, using a computer
  - work in book arts and papermaking
* are artists.
* commercial printing firm in Reading which also edition artists' prints.
* create printed images from designs cut into wood, stone, or metal
  - or etched into wood, stone, or metal
* is an artist
* often use the side of their hand to wipe off the last traces of ink.

### person | artist:

Sculptor
* Most sculptors apply a patina to their works
  - still use small hand tools such as hatchets, files, rasps and knives
* Some sculptors combine various materials such as concrete, metal, wood, plastic, and paper.
* Some sculptors combine various materials to create mixed-media installations
  - create mixed-media works
  - produce great quantities of sketches in pencil or ink, sometimes in color
* also mold forms from clay, wire, plastic, or metal.
  - constellations
  - more conscious of materials and technology
  - visual artists
* carve radishes in the shapes of famous and historical figures for all to see.
* create or assemble objects which are displayed, usually in galleries or museums.
* make dust.
* modeling tool that works much like clay.
* often are self-employed artists, showing and selling their works in museums and galleries
  - use shape, color and texture to represent an idea or feeling
* play instruments and give concerts.
* use a variety of techniques and tools.
* usually use plaster models as an intermediate stage in the development of their art.

Stylist
* are artists
  - careers
  - the fashion gladiators
* do color everyday and are trained to know how to correct color
* is an artist
* use combs, scissors, and clippers while cutting hair.
* usually enjoy working with people, have an artistic flair and work long hours.
### person:

Asthmatic
* Many asthmatics also react to insecticide.
* Many asthmatics are allergic to certain dusts or to microorganisms in fur or feathers
  - particularly sensitive to sulfur dioxide
  - feel better if they change their place of living
  - smoke or are engulfed in smoke in their own household
  - suffer from viral infections in the respiratory airways
* Most asthmatics are take medications to prevent an attack from happening
  - have a small amount of inflammation in the airways all of the time
* Some asthmatics are very sensitive to weather changes
  - cough and wheeze, others only cough
  - develop exaggerated responses
  - have problems when they breathe too deeply
* always have sensitive, and swollen or inflamed airways, even when there are no symptoms.
* appear to be at particular risk for pulmonary effects.
* are also more susceptible to pneumonia and other respiratory infections
  - at greater risk of developing irreversible airway damage from smoking
  - especially sensitive
  - often short of breath and have a feeling of tightness in the chest
* are particularly sensitive to infection, weather, exercise, irritants and allergens
  - vulnerable to viruses because steroids suppress the immune system
  - perhaps the most affected by periodic wood smoke exposure
* are usually allergic to inhaled allergens, which act as an attack trigger
  - low in Magnesium and Magnesium relaxes spasms of the bronchial passages
* can continue their medication
  - do a number of things to help themselves, though
  - experience wheezing, a hallmark of an asthma attack
  - find some relief by avoiding humid conditions
* commonly experience acute asthma at times of emotional reactions.
* have bronchial airway obstruction, some more than others
  - higher risk of heart disease, study finds
  - to fight to exhale
* monitor their own lung function and adjust their steroid dose accordingly.
* rely on drugs to prevent or reverse their disease.
* sometimes go from wheezing to apneic remarkably quickly.
* suffer from narrowing of the bronchial tubes.
* tend to have markedly high leukotriene levels.
### person | athlete:

Acrobat
* Most acrobats perform stunts.
* Some acrobats die over summer.
* are athletes
  - high-impact plastic
  - cells
  - legs
  - plasma membranes
* is an athlete
* mount a single bicycle until ten people in all are stacked on top of it.
* train for years and use mechanics to safely develop routines.
* turn somersaults, and trained monkeys perform tricks.

### person | athlete | acrobat:

Balancer
* are an important class of aberration and one for which shorthand is commonly used.
* is an acrobat

Tightrope walker
* are among the greatest of artists.
* is an acrobat

Basketball player
- the best ambassadors of their countries
  - workers
* change shoes.
* consume amounts.
* sprain their ankles more often than they nail groupies.
* wear thin material shorts that fall to their knees.

Bowler
* Some bowlers do body workouts
  - eat food
  - like to keep records of how they did
* add energy.
* are cricketers
  - hats
  - players
* donate far more money to charity than any other group of athletes.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* visit centers.

Catcher
* are baseball players
  - capable of catchs
  - infielders
  - positions
  - the lowest-paid players in the majors
  - usually guys that can hit for power or average at a high level
  - heads
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
* is also a general term for a fielder who catches the ball in cricket
  - an infielder
* position for a baseball or softball player.
### person | athlete:

Female athlete
* Female Athletes Are More Likely to use Contraceptives.
* are as vulnerable to developing eating disorders as non-athletes
  - at risk for developing anorexia and bulimia
  - more likely to injure their knees than their male counterparts
  - weight conscious
* can strengthen hamstrings by jumping rope for a few minutes three times a week.
* compete in the Olympics and indeed often steal the spotlight from the men.
* face specific risks, when an eating disorder developes.
* have a much higher rate of knee ligament injury
  - reduced risk of breast cancer
  - reason to value their physiques
* need calories.
* prove that they can carry, lift, run, and throw as well as men.
* represent a rapidly growing segment of professional sports.
* tend to work on their quadriceps more because they strengthen quickly.

### person | athlete:

Footballer
* SOME footballers are born to lead, others grow into the leadership role.
* Some footballers commit suicide
  - die after collisions
* Some footballers die from injuries
  - spinal injuries
* are particularly susceptible to knee injuries.
* generally wear identifying numbers on the backs of their shirts.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is an athlete
* like to win trophies.
* represent clubs.

### person | athlete:

Goalie
* Most goalies use sticks
  - wooden sticks
* are part of ice hockeys
  - probably the most important players in a hockey team
  - soccer players
  - some of the bravest and finest athletes in any sport
  - the only players on the ice that can play with a broken stick
  - two people tied back to back at the waist with elastic exercise band
  - workers
* can leave their feet to play a ball, as long as they are touching some part of the crease
  - lose as much weight as a forward or defenseman
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - personality
* normally wear masks that give protection to the entire face and head as well as the neck.
* stay in centers.
* tend to get groin pulls because of their pads.
* wear throat protection, and so do baseball catchers.
+ Goalkeeper, Ice hockey: Sports
  * This is to prevent damage caused by being hit by the puck. The hockey stick of the goalie is much wider than the stick of other players. The bottom edge is also longer and flatter. The goalie has a very large leather glove on one hand. This glove has a large area to help catch the puck. Goalies normally wear masks that give protection to the entire face and head as well as the neck.
### person | athlete | skier:

Downhill skier
* are few and skiing is mostly a spectator sport
  - three times as likely to be golfers as the public at large
* know that they have more control when they lean forward and face downhill.
* love to ski fast.

Freestyle skier
* focus on technique, moguls, aerials and speed.
* take challenges and do things differently.

### person | athlete:

Sportsman
* Most sportsmen understand the role of water in duck production.
* Some sportsmen concentrate on strengthening certain muscle groups depending on their sport
  - feel the coyote is responsible for the declines in game species
  - hate coyotes because they think the predators kill too many game animals
* Sportsmen can enjoy fishing in clean mountain lakes and streams, or hunting a variety of game
  - identify fish by bread or game by species
  - hunting other big game often take wolves as an incidental species
  - nationwide have a stake in the proper management of fish and wildlife
  - naturally have an incentive to care for and expand the species they like to hunt and fish
  - often capture spotted suckers as they congregate during their spawning run
* is an athlete
### person | attacker:

Harasser
* Most harassers are older than their victims, married and of the same race.
* are attackers
  - responsible for their own behaviour
* is an attacker

### person | attacker:

Harrier
* Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.
* Many harriers are polygynous.
* Some Harriers like to bay.
* are a versatile scent hound suitable for many working conditions
  - dogs
  - hawks
  - hounds
  - ideal animals for rural environments
  - slender, with slightly rounded wings, with long bodies and tails
  - slim hawks with long wings and long tails
* are, however, good watch dogs.
* can takeoff and land on roads or temporary airfields
  - ships
* dip and float over the grassland in search of mice
  - in search the ground for earthworms and slugs to eat
* have an owl-like face.
* love humor.
* operate off the flight deck.
* roost here in winter and floricans nest in monsoons.
* usually nest adjacent to hunting grounds and where nest predation is low.

### person | attacker | harrier:

Immature harrier
* are similar to females, except they are darker brown above and russet below.
* have brown eyes.

Marsh hawk
* are a common sight flying low over refuge fields.
* inhabit fresh- or saltwater marshes, wet meadows, bogs and flat open farmland.

Northern harrier
* are abundant as they search for food in the marsh
  - common during fall and winter
  - usually in the air, and in winter, short-eared owls can be seen at dusk
* have a facial disk similar to that of an owl.
* prefer low perches such as fence posts or stumps.

### person | attacker | rowdy:

Skinhead
* are also on the margins of Czech society
  - bullies
  - nazis
* believe that they are right and the civil rights crowd are wrong.
* fight brutally, but only in numbers that overpower their victims.
* have more hair than brains.
* like to express their working class background by their tough, clean style of dress.
* make headlines by beating up immigrants and torching refugee homes.

Tough guy
* are bullies.
* posing, even though it's often just an act, also has the effect of keeping men in line.

Stoner
- capable of smoke pots
  - located in concerts
* have an increased tendency to be clumsy.
* usually travel in packs.

Auctioneer
* are agents.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
### person:

Blonde
* also demonstrate localized muscle control over skin movement, similar to Brahman cattle.
* are almost always more flattering when they are neutral or have ash tones.
* blend light brown with blonde to control the darkening themselves.
* have more hair than dark haired people do
  - dark-haired people
  - the greatest number of scalp follicles, followed by brunettes
* includes arms
  - corpi
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - material bodies
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - sections
* is hair.
* tend to have more hair follicles than brunettes, and brunettes more than redheads.

### person:

Bodybuilder
* All bodybuilders are athletes
  - know that the first key to gaining muscle and losing fat is eating correctly
* Many bodybuilders use a food scale and notebook to map and record their nutritional regimen.
* Most bodybuilders follow very low-fat diets
  - get at least half of their daily intake from protein supplementation
  - seem to have a love-affair with proteins
* Some bodybuilders are insecure and delusional
  - just shave their head completely bald
  - spend half their days swallowing pills
* are a physique conscious lot
  - people
* believe the drugs help create muscle tissue by stimulating growth hormones
  - muscles grow by stimulating growth hormones
* build muscle by training for hours each day over a period of months and years.
* commonly perform pumping up exercises before appearing on stage.
* consider creatine as the most effective supplement to increase muscle mass.
* eat some weird things to get big, beautiful muscles.
* go to great lengths using extremely heavy weights to build big muscles.
* have been know to stretch and flex in between sets to increase muscle definition
  - more muscular mass than is naturally possible thanks to anabolic steroids
* maximize nutritional intake with complex carbohydrates.
* sometimes take amino acids to boost muscle growth and strength.
* tend to use steroids in cycles, with rest periods in between.
* use aerobics to keep bodyfat levels low
  - diuretics as part of their pre-contest diet program
  - more hormone because they still want to get bigger
+ Bodybuilding, Competition: Fitness :: Sports :: Physiques
  * Some people will do Bodybuilding full time as a career choice. Bodybuilders train their body and then they pose when the competition starts.

### person:

Boomer
* are artificial life forms built to do menial tasks
  - the first generation raised with absentee fathers
* are the first generation to grow up with fast food
  - up with television
  - whose grandparents had no significant input into our lives
  - most educated generation in history
  - what most experts describe as the most powerful group of buyers in the United States
* have less purchasing power than our parents at each stage of adulthood.
* like to share feelings, while their parents see that as self-involved.
* live to work and play.
* tend to be very health and appearance conscious
  - regard ideals, truth, and values as absolutes rather than relative
### person | builder | contractor:

Constructor
* are the methods that adds the instance to the folder.
+ Formula One racing, Points system
  * Points are awarded to drivers and teams based on their finishing order. If two or more drivers tie for a position, prizes and points are added together and shared equally for all those drivers who tie. Constructors receive points as well as drivers. Each constructor receives the same amount of points that their two drivers earned.

### person | builder | contractor | haulier:

Garbage collector
* Garbage Collectors collect refuse and dump it from containers onto trucks to be carried away.
* are collectors
  - unskilled workers

Roof contractor
* do good jobs
* have permanent residences

Trisodium phosphate
* cleans hard surfaces, walls, woodwork, linoleum floors and tiles.
* is chemical compounds
  - found in some cleansers
  - sufficiently basic to corrode eye tissue
* popular cleaning material for all types of winery surfaces.

Bum
* are the type of shit that are in a diaper.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles

### person:

Businessman
* Businessmen are leaders who display self-confidence
  - can change the way people live
  - create jobs
  - devise tests
  - have ways
* Businessmen includes arms
  - body substances
  - cytoplasm
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - personality
  - own areas
  - run business
  - see opportunity
  - wear jackets and ties for business meetings
* Businessmen wear suits and ties except on hot days when they discard their jackets
  - in public
* Some businessmen work for families.
* are business people
  - businesspersons
  - male animals
  - professions

### person | businessman:

Arb
* are a new class of drugs with increasing use in treating hypertension
  - effective drugs for treating mild to moderate high blood pressure
* play an important role in keeping markets liquid and efficient.

Baron
* are aristocrats
  - businessmans
  - peers
* are, for the most part, homosexual bachelors.
  - cells
  - material bodies
  - plasma membranes
  - vacuoles
* perform management.

Industrialist
* are businessmans
* contribute to the economy of the country.

Mogul
* are bulges
  - natural bumps that are created in the snow by skiers' turns
* spend their lives sitting in chairs, staring into screens, and occasionally clicking a mouse.

### person | businessman | oilman:

Wildcatter
* is an oilman
* often believe that they are advancing the collective interest.
### person:

Camper
* are auto parts
  - humans
  - located in forests
  - recreational vehicles
  - vacationers
* can think about organisms as systems in which coded information is shared in genes.
* come to camps.
* go to camps.
* have options
  - stories
  - uniforms
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* participate in trips.
* plan adventures
  - outdoor adventures
* share cabins.
* study plants and animals found in several different types of ecosystems.
* to achieve goals
  - learn skills
+ Cockatoo Island (New South Wales): Geography of New South Wales :: World Heritage Sites in Australia :: Australian Convict Sites :: Museums in Australia :: Sydney :: Prisons
  * Cockatoo Island has great views of Sydney Harbour. Campers can bring their own tents or hire a tent on the island. The island's views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge make it a popular spot for watching the New Year's Eve fireworks display. More than 2000 campers watched the fireworks in 2009. Two historic dockyard houses can be used as holiday houses.

### person:

Capitalist
* Every capitalist aims to 'make money', and most capitalists do.
* always look for the greatest possible return on their investment.
* are able to travel and move their capital from country to country very easily
  - all greedy, grasping, mean, and exploitative
  - conservatives
  - environmental vandals
  - in the business of making money
  - located in shops
  - people who use capital to produce goods and services
  - self-interested
* base their power on owning labor power.
* can also scapegoat whole groups of immigrants.
* cease to exist and workers cease to be their employees.
* compete with each other to make profit.
* control the workforce indirectly, through at least one layer of middle management.
* decide what to produce and how to produce it.
* exist because it takes a large amount of money to start a business.
* exploit workers by squeezing the surplus value of workers.
* extract their monies, ultimately, from the labor process.
* have systemic power by virtue of the state's dependence on private capital accumulation.
* know it, as they know all things, as tools for making money.
* love to invent new medicines.
* make profits.
* motivated by greed seek their own gain by maximizing profits.
* promote war to increase profits.
* raise prices on the products they sell.
* routinely invest in tyrannies where the lack of democracy helps to guarantee profits.
* rule through violence against the working class.
* say they believe in a free market.
* seek to find what people want and produce and market it as efficiently as possible.
* speak of forgiving of debts to the underdeveloped areas of the world.
* step on poor to get rich.
* think they are standing atop an economic crest from which they can see forever.
* use state power to reorganize global power relations.
* work for individual benefits, in many cases ignoring the community.
### person | capitalist | investor:

Lender
* Most lenders are mortgage brokers who sell the loans they originate to secondary lenders.
* Some lenders allow parents to pay only the interest rate while the student is in school
  - provide home equity loans to parents and students with the advantage of tax benefits
* are banks, credit unions, or savings and loan associations
  - in the business of making loans
* commonly use indexes to establish interest rates charged on adjustable rate mortgages.
* consider people who stay in their jobs for a long time to be less risky borrowers.
* is an investor
  - the source of providing the loan funds being borrowed
* often struggle with weak balance sheets prior to recessions.
* sometimes take a family household's finances into account when making credit decisions.

### person | capitalist | investor | lender:

Predatory lender
* Some predatory lenders make loans to homeowners who are clearly mentally incapacitated.
* are a subset of subprime lenders.
* love to sell loans based on the monthly payment.
* make money by charging excessive fees every time they refinance the loan.
* prey on the elderly with equity in their homes.
* provide high-cost loans to borrowers who they know qualify for conventional loans.

Private investor
* are also more diverse and more entrepreneurial than domestic institutions.
* can invest in telephones and in electricity.
* exert a much greater influence on countries' economic performance.

Shareholder
* are investors.
* are located in buildings
  - companies
  - factories
  - large companies
  - public companies
* are the investors in a corporation
  - owners of corporations
  - used for financings
* is an investor

Stockholder
- stakeholders of an investor-owned healthcare provider
  - the heroes of business
* can make money when the value of their stock increases.
* have a share in the wealth of the corporations of which they are part owners.
* share in profits in proportion to the number of shares they own.

Value investor
* focus on the worth of a company's assets in assessing investment opportunities.
* tend to look for bargains in the stock market.

Materialist
* are capitalists
  - examples because they believe that only matter exists
* believe that Nature or matter is primary to spirit or ideas
  - everything is composed of matter
  - spiritual substance delusion
* hold that everything including any mental entities is physical
  - things is physical
* often claim that mental properties supervene upon physical properties.
* think that sex is required to be happy.
* view man as wholly mortal.

### person | capitalist:

Provider
* Many providers still practice medicine based on the traditional male model of biology and disease.
* Some providers prepare diet meals and special meals for diabetics.
* are benefactors
  - companies or other organisations which offer work experience placements
* are firms that look after the connections between a PC at home and the actual Internet
  - who supply access, data, and other services to the user
* means a practitioner, facility, or other organization providing health care services.
### person | child:

Abused child
* Many abused children end up committing crimes
  - find it hard to get along with others
  - think of themselves as bad, that they did a bad thing
* Some abused children exhibit no signs of pain.
* ren are five times more likely to become delinquent youth.
* ren are more likely to become abusers as adults
  - get into an abusive relationship when they grow up
  - prime targets for becoming abused adults
  - sometimes fearful or distrustful of any physical contact
  - believe that they have no value

Adoptive child
* Many adoptive children can benefit from maintaining connections with people from their past.
* ren have inheritance rights from their adoptive parents.

### person | child:

Adult child
* Many adult children experience role changes in caring for their parents.
* Many adult children view being dependent as negative and strive toward complete independence
  - as negative and strive toward independence
* Most adult children avoid discussing death with their parents.
* Most adult children eat much sugar
* Most adult children return to households
  - parental households
* Some adult children develop parents
  - single parents
  - suffer from problems
* ren are just as likely to refuse to talk as parents or in-laws
  - less likely to live near parents, and more women are working outside the home
  - the most frequent abusers of the elderly in domestic settings
  - feel that they are different from other people
* ren have difficulty having fun
  - with intimate relationships
  - relate to their parents as adults, and are able to reason with one another
  - return homes
  - take care
  - tend to make moral judgments, and some feel angry at the impact on their mother

Affect child
* ren experience difficulty.
* ren have expectancy
  - life expectancy

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Affected child
* Many affected children fail to undergo puberty at the appropriate age.
* Many affected children have occasional problems with bowel control
  - other connective tissue disorders
* Most affected children die in the first few days of life
  - have normal parents since heterozygotes have a normal phenotype
* ren appear to be females at birth, but they become masculinized at puberty.
* ren are healthy and free from underlying nutritional deficiencies or other illnesses
  - normal at birth but develop anemia during the first year of life
  - often very irritable babies and have a tendency to be hyperactive
  - small, with microcephaly and abnormal facies
  - develop low blood counts due to failure of production by the bone marrow
  - display premature androgenic alopecia
* ren have a marked weakness and a lack of muscle tone
  - very short stature, with dramatic bowing of the legs
  - trouble communicating and interacting with others

Aggressive child
* Many aggressive children have a network of aggressive friends
  - of friends who are similar to themselves
* ren are also at risk for school failure, dropout, and poor peer relations
  - become aggressive teens who become aggressive adults
  - have difficulty reading social cues in the environment
  - love to get under a parent's skin
  - tend to grow into aggressive adults
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American child
* Most American children have diets that are too high in fats and cholesterol
  - live in two-parent families, whether biological or adoptive
  - spend part of their childhood in a single-parent family
* ren are more overweight and less active than ever before
  - the most tested in the world
  - under almost as much stress as their parents
  - average only one or two bouts with diarrhea yearly
  - die annually from such illnesses
  - go to school and to bed hungry every day
  - have smaller lung capacities than European-American children
* ren spend more years in school now than at any time in history
  - their time in front of the television or playing video games
+ Peanut, Peanuts used in food: Vegetables :: Faboideae
  * Peanuts have been cultivated in South America for a very long time. Today most peanuts are eaten roasted and salted. Peanut butter peanut brittle and candy bars are also often eaten. There are two kinds of peanut butter - chunky and creamy. Most American children prefer the chunky kind.

Asthmatic child
* Many asthmatic children wheeze soon after they get coughs and colds.
* More asthmatic children are overweight or obese than their peers.
* ren are especially at risk
  - powerless over their exposure to secondhand smoke
  - have a certain power over their parents
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Autistic child
* All autistic children have a problem with generalization.
* Many Autistic children enjoy working with stickers.
* Many autistic children are high in systemic yeast
  - grow up to be successful individuals in society
* Many autistic children have a heightened sensitivity to noise and touch
  - digestive problems along with diarrhea
  - history of recurrent infections, especially ear infections
  - problems with motor control in their hands
  - talent in music and they respond very well
  - temper tantrums, extreme in duration, character, and frequency
  - improve and a few recover, some even become gifted adults
  - improve, and a few recover, some becoming gifted adults
  - suffer from stomach problems
* Most autistic children exhibit unusual body movements
  - lack social skills
  - prefer to play by themselves, and treat other people like furniture
* Some autistic children improve spontaneously
  - learn vowel sounds more easily than consonants
* ren appear healthy and strong
  - to lack the behavioural propensity to learn such skills
* ren are a challenge to work with
  - also dysphasic
  - eligible for services through their educational system beginning at diagnosis
  - hypersensitive to loud noises, sudden movement, and things that are felt
  - often unresponsive and have difficulty communicating with the outside world
  - retarded - sometimes children with autism are also labeled retarded
  - unable to recognize themselves or remember things that they have just done
  - unruly children with behavior problems
  - become autistic adults
  - benefit from special treatment and schooling
  - can and do smile, laugh, and can be extremely happy
* ren can be difficult to sedate for diagnostic procedures
  - either lethargic or hyperactive
  - create art and photographs and express themselves beautifully
  - improve enough to live normal lives
  - develop better social skills if they have pets
  - display a range of deficiencies and often present bizarre patterns of behaviour
  - dont reach maturation as fast as normal children
  - fail to develop normal relationships with anyone, including parents
* ren have abnormalties in the development of cognitive skills
  - difficult processing verbal instructions
  - great difficulty understanding the world, and adapting to change
  - many special skills
  - no desire to interact
  - other illnesses that affect their lives
  - problems showing affection or sympathizing with others
  - live in a finely defined space between socialization and total withdrawal
  - manifest unruly behaviors
  - seem to have weaker immune systems, and a lot seem to have digestive problems
  - show extreme variability in their intellectual functions

Bilingual child
* ren are advanced in cognitive development and metalinguistic awareness.
* ren can develop high levels of literacy and proficiency in both languages
  - play a major role in promoting dietary changes and modifications
  - develop a mental agility and flexibility about learning that monolinguals lack
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Bipolar child
* Many bipolar children refuse to sleep for days at a time.
* Most bipolar children have attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder.
* ren feel scared all the time.
+ Bipolar disorder in children: Children :: Controversies
  * Diagnosis of bipolar disorder in children and adolescents is controversial, however. This condition often leads to impairments of daily function, and people with bipolar disorder which is prior to 18 years of age are far more likely to commit suicide. Pediatric bipolar disorder is far more acute in children and youth than in the adult population, with diagnoses at very early age. In children or teens, mania often has serious psychotic troubles with mixed mania and depression episodes which are worse and for more erratic times than in adults. Certain medications for this condition may have strong side effects for those under 18. Most bipolar children have attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder.

Black child
* ren are also more likely to be successful if they have a stepfather in the house
  - far more likely to live in concentrated poverty
  - ten times more likely than white children to be born with extra fingers
  - three times as likely as whites to be hospitalized for treatment of asthma
  - grow up poor and remain poor
* ren have black parents
  - the highest risk of developing lead poisoning
  - remain months longer in foster care than white children of the same age

Blind child
* Many blind children have no idea what a hen or a sheep or a cow looks like.
* Some blind children have more interest in color than others, just as some sighted children do.
* ren have the right to learn to become independent people
  - is trained by Early stimulation Helping the blind child learn to move about
  - learn to read
  - live in an audio world
  - read Braille

Breastfed child
* ren are half as likely to have any illness during the first year of life.
* ren get fewer ear infections, childhood lymphomas, and diabetes
  - sick less often
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Child malnutrition
* is an important indicator of the general well being of a society.
* persists throughout southern Iraq.

Child maltreatment
* affects all economic, racial, social, ethnic, and religious groups.
* can result in the death of a child.
* has a complex etiology that remains poorly understood.
* includes physical abuse, child neglect and sexual abuse
  - and emotional abuse and neglect
* occurs more frequently among socially isolated families.

Child prodigy
* Child prodigies are children
  - often musicians or mathematicians
  - usually abnormal, unfulfilled adults
  - become adults
+ Child prodigy: Intelligence
  * A 'child prodigy' is a child who is very smart at an early age. They can do things that average people can only do when they are adults. Child prodigies are often musicians or mathematicians. A child prodigy does not always grow up to be a world-famous genius. Some of them lose their exceptional gifts in adulthood.

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Deaf child
* Some deaf children bear to parents
  - learn to speak and lip-read a spoken language
+ Sign language, Sign languages in deaf culture: Disability :: Language-related lists
  * Some deaf children learn to speak and lip-read a spoken language. This is a very difficult skill, but a few children succeed. The ones They may have surgery to get a cochlear implant. A cochlear implant helps some deaf children hear better. It is not the same as normal hearing, but it can help them learn to speak. These deaf people interact mostly with hearing people using a spoken language.

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Disabled child
* ren are also vulnerable to child maltreatment
  - more likely to be sexually abused than non-disabled children
  - have the right to special treatment, education and care
+ Child sexual abuse
  * Child sexual abuse is not rare. Different places in the world have different rates of child sexual abuse. Disabled children are more likely to be sexually abused than non-disabled children. For most children who are sexually abused, the person who abused them is somebody that they know. Around a third of child sexual abuse is by a relative of the child, most often fathers, uncles or cousins. Only around a tenth of child sexual abuse cases were abused by strangers, and the rest are other people whom the child knows such as friends of the family, babysitters, or neighbors.

Dyslexic child
* All dyslexic children have the potential for the same level of achievement.
* Many dyslexic children suffer from both word and number blindness.
* ren do have much greater difficulty in learning.
* ren have abnormal brain lactate response to reading-related language tasks
  - low intelligence
  - normal vestibular responses to rotation

Female offspring
* Most female offspring have eyes
  - health problems
* are the result of less perfect development and resemble their mothers.
* bear to mothers
  - obese mothers
  - red eyes
* receive an X chromosome from both the sperm and egg.
* stay with mothers.

Firstborn child
* ren are at greater risk than subsequent ones.
* ren tend to be recognized more often than their siblings
  - have distinct personality traits
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Obese child
* Many obese children become obese adults.
* Most obese children experience health consequences
  - immediate health consequences
* ren are at an increased risk for obesity as adults
  - risk physically and emotionally
  - likely to have a. obese parents
  - more likely to become obese adults
* ren experience consequences
* ren experience immediate consequences
* ren tend to become obese adolescents, who tend to become obese adults
* ren to become adults
  - learn sports

Old child
* Most old children experience tremendous growth.
* Some old children have issues.
* ren experience growth
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Orphan
* Some orphans can recall being starved as a form of punishment
  - die of starvation
* are animals
  - children who have no parents
  - disciples on the spiritual path
  - especially common as characters in comic books
  - lines
  - medicinal products associated with rare diseases
  - natural seekers, outside the norm
  - people
  - rare among manatees
  - youngs
* includes arms
  - baby teeth
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - child's bodies
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - legs
  - milk teeth
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* need foster mothers
* reach ages.
* roommates are students with an open bed in their space.
* suffer more deprivations than non-orphaned children.
* tend to define roles for themselves in Awakened society.

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Overweight child
* Most overweight children are heavy for other reasons.
* Some overweight children commit suicide because of the humiliation by their peers.
* ren are also more likely to have difficulties with low self-esteem
  - at a higher risk of developing diabetes as adults
  - likely to become overweight adults
  - more likely to have high cholesterol
  - often less physically active
  - twice as likely to develop asthma as normal-weight kids
  - have inflammation tied to adult heart disease, study finds
  - tend to become overweight adults

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Poor child
* Many poor children have either no health care or inadequate health care.
* Most poor children live in a family which includes a worker
  - families with a working parent
* ren are also less likely to have a family doctor to see when they are sick
  - at especially high risk of hospitalization for asthma
  - less likely to learn to read well, to test well, or to finish school
* ren are more likely to be hospitalized and to experience low quality medical care
  - die at every age and from every cause
  - three times more likely to die during their childhood than non-poor children
  - twice as likely to have stunted growth, iron deficiency and severe asthma
  - have poor health outcomes
  - tend to go to poor schools that are attended largely by other poor children
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Refugee child
* Many refugee children continue to suffer human rights abuses in countries of asylum
  - miss significant years of education due to dislocation and flight
* ren are also at risk of being recruited and used as child soldiers
  - constitute approximately half of the world's refugee population

Rural child
* Many rural children experience family stress, such as divorce or parental loss.
* ren are twice as likely to die in accidents as their urban counterparts
  - face the highest danger of drowning at three times the rate of urban children
  - tend to have experience with rivers rather than gullies

School child
* Many school children rely on street food to provide healthy meals away from home.
* Most school children live in areas.
* Some school children lose fear
  - study metamorphosis
* ren are children
  - located in buses
  - students
  - workers
  - learn condom use by practicing on bananas, cucumbers, and sex toys
* ren provide h urine samples
* ren reach full potential
  - react to changes and stress within the family unit in which they belong
  - use multimedia technology

Sick child
* Some sick children develop sore throats
* ren can also cause parents to lose time from work
  - be lonely and scared
  - have a way of instantly touching our hearts