ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### line:

Yellow line
* are areas of light stains with no dark ones present
  - located in freeways
* indicate the positiond of boreholes used to measure ice deformation.
* show bonds between iron atoms.

Liner
* add mass to the stove and tend to spread heat away from hot spots in the fire.
* are flies
  - part of garments
  - passenger ships
  - plastic or clay layers installed to keep liquid wastes from contaminating soil or water

### liner:

Eye liner
* cosmetic used to define the eyes.
+ Eye makeup, Eye liner: Cosmetics :: Body art
  * Eye liner is a cosmetic used to define the eyes. It is applied around the contours of the eye, along and above the edges of the eyelids where the eyelashes grow. Often applied just on the outer half of the eye.

Refractory
* Refractories play an integral part in the processing of cement and minerals.
* refers to the time the nerve is unresponsive.

### lines:

Dateline
* are lines
  - part of dispatchs
* is where singles find companionship, romance, love and marriage to a faithful mate.

### lines | spectrum line:

Fine structure
* are spectrum lines.
* is the structure of the phenomenon of time, as described by modern scientific theory.

Lining
* are applications
  - insulation
  - linings
  - protective covering
* includes sections.
### lipid | body part:

Membrane lipid
* Most membrane lipids are amphipathic , having a non-polar end and a polar end.
* are different in main body and in the hooves of caribou.
* have many functions including the responsibility of what goes in and out of th cell.

Dietary lipid
* coinduce multiple xenobiotic metabolizing enzymes in rat liver.
* influence the cytokine response of mice to endotoxin.

Myelin
* Some myelin contains membrane proteins
* includes atoms.
* includes chemical chain
  - groups
* is fat.
### lipid | oil:

Almond oil
* Most almond oil has heart health benefits.
* Some almond oil has properties.
* can also be mixed with castor oil.
* has benefits
  - many uses both internally and topically
  - nutritive, cooling and lucrative properties
  - potential benefits
* is also very effective for removing skin cars
  - another favorite carrier oil that well-known hair care ingredient
  - available in pharmacies
  - considered to be soothing to the skin
  - effective oil for treating sprain
  - excellent for all skin types to soften and smooth skin
  - fairly light, nearly odourless with a slight nutty taste
* is very nice as a base for massage oil and skin care
  - similar to sebum
  - well suited for making massage or body oils
* softens, soothes and conditions skin.
* very popular oil, used extensively for massage.

Anise oil
* helps relieve cramping and spasms and is good as a stomach tonic.
* is used to get rid of lice and scabies.

Apricot oil
* Most apricot oil applies to skin.
* Some apricot oil contains vitamins.
* contains vitamins A and E which support skin health and repair.
* helps in maintaining skin clarity, suppleness, and elasticity.
* is useful for treating strained muscles and wounds.

Aromatic oil
* are available in three distinct scents
  - important as flavorings - star anise
  - the least viscous of the hydrocarbon oils
* comes in a ten milliliter bottle.

Avocado oil
* comes in refined and un-refined forms.
* contains vitamins A, D, and E, which makes it healing as well as moisturizing.
* great moisturizer and so is often used for superfatting soaps.
* is also a fruit oil but is cost prohibitive for cooking
  - high in vitamin E and monounsaturated fats
  - nearly as fine as jojoba and has outstanding regenerative properties
  - said to have healing and regenerative qualities
  - vegetable oil

Basil oil
* forms part of several special blends.
* has perfume and pharmaceutical use as well as use as a flavoring ingredient.
* is used in cosmetics and foods throughout the world.

Borage oil
* comes from the seeds of the borage, or starflower, plant.
* is an essential fatty acid oil
  - excellent source of gamma-linolenic acid
  - used most commonly to treat arthritis and certain skin conditions
* provides the highest concentration, thereby requiring fewer capsules to be swallowed.

Canola
* are vegetable oil.
* does best on well-drained soils that allow the tap root to grow several feet down.
* is in bloom
  - more susceptible to frost damage than cereals
  - ripe when plants turn a straw color and seeds become dark brown
* matures from the bottom pods to the top of the plant.
* produces millions and billions of pollen grains.
### lipid | oil:

Canola oil
* appears to have no adverse effects on humans or the environment.
* comes from canola seed.
* comes from the rape seed, which is part of the mustard family of plants
* contains more mono-unsaturated fat than any other oil except olive
  - no cholesterol and is also low in saturated fats
  - the lowest level of saturated fat of any oil
* has a bland flavor and is good for cooking and salad dressings
  - complement of fatty acids that make it one of the healthiest edible oils
  - high smoke point
  - non-toxic mode of action for the target pests
  - some very interesting characteristics and effects on living systems
  - the lowest amount of saturated fat
* health hazard to use as a cooking oil or salad oil.
* helps lower bad cholesterol.
* high quality vegetable oil used as both a cooking oil and a salad oil.
* is also excellent for cooking and baking
  - very popular in Japan
  - an edible substance that is readily metabolized by humans
  - considered safe for human consumption
  - even safer since it has the most healthy fatty acid profile of any commonly used oil
  - extracted from rapeseed, a plant in the cabbage family
  - from a plant that has been hybrid, just like most of our vegetables
  - high in monounsaturated fatty acids, second only to olive oil
  - less saturated than other fats, so it can be slow in saponification
* is lower in artery-clogging saturated fat than olive oil
* is lowest in saturated fat of any oil
  - one of the worst and is showing up in more packaged foods all the time
  - produced from new varieties of rapeseed
  - safe to consume and has many health benefits
* is the lowest in saturated fat of any oil on the market
  - saturated fat oil and contains appreciable levels of linolenic acid
  - main ingredient in margarine and salad dressings
* is the name given to a very healthy oil that has been developed from the rapeseed plant
  - rapeseed oil and commonly used vegetable oil
  - used in cooking
* is vegetable based and poses a low risk to human and the marine environment
  - vegetable-based and presents a low risk to human and the marine environment
* natural oil obtained from the seeds of the canola plants.
* popular oil for human consumption.
* possesses a very unique balance of fatty acids.
* remains free running when stored in the refrigerator.
* seems to stay thin.

Cardamom oil
* Some cardamom oil has inflammation.
* extracts from cardamom seeds
* features a warming effect.
* has advantageous properties such as antibacterial, antispasmodic, etc.
* is additionally therapeutic for our hair to some degree
  - produced commercially using crushed fruits

Carrier oil
* Most carrier oils are pale in color and have a faint odor.
* are the vegetable, nut and seed-base oils that are used in harmony with essential oils.

Cassia oil
* has a stronger, less delicate taste than cinnamon but is less expensive.
* is among the antiseptic of essential oils
  - derived from the bark of the cassia laurel, a plant related to cinnamon
### lipid | oil:

Castor oil
* acts as a humectant by attracting and retaining moisture to the skin.
* can also help soothe an itchy scalp and help reduce dandruff
  - be very beneficial for hair growth if used correctly
  - cause premature uterine contractions
  - smell bad
* contains a natural toxin, ricin, which causes conjunctivitis.
* great remedy for hair loss.
* has a thicker density, which makes it difficult to wash it out
  - very unpleasant taste and texture
  - antimicrobial properties, making it ideal for minor cuts and scratches
  - many uses in medicine and other applications
* is also a humectant, which means it attracts and retains moisture in the hair and skin
  - precursor for plastics
  - an ingredient in paint, varnish, plastics and lubricants
  - conditioning
  - emollient and contributes to soap lather
  - good when the bowels are constipated or the stomach is full
  - imported from South America, China, and India
  - known to help keep split ends under control when used as a conditioning treatment
  - laxatives
  - mainly colorless or pale yellow with a very mild odor
  - obtained from the large seed, which also contain an active poison
  - one the most effective remedies for getting thicker eyebrows
  - required in high-quality lubricants for racing cars and heavy equipment
  - said to double the rate of hair growth with regular use
  - sold in any drug store
  - thick and sticky by nature
* is used as a folk remedy around the world
  - lubricant in jet planes
  - in the USA to repel moles and voles for lawn care
  - vegetable oil
  - very thick, which can make it hard to apply
* mild purgative.
* natural derivative of seeds or beans from the castor oil plant
  - substance that can encourage hair growth
* penetrates the outer layer of the hair shaft.
* strong cathartic that effects complete evacuation of the bowels
  - stimulant laxative

Citrus oil
* Most citrus oils are top notes, as are eucalyptus and peppermint
  - work well as solvents
* kills most troublesome insects.
### lipid | oil:

Diluted oil
* are also much safer to use.
* can cause damage to the bearing surfaces in the compressor.
* is used to massage aching muscles.

### lipid | oil:

Dormant oil
* Use only on woody plants as a dormant spray.
* are applied in the spring to destroy insect eggs
  - horticultural sprays with high safety ratings for people and animals
* fine grade of machine oil, much like sewing machine oil.
* is organic and safe to use
  - relatively safe to other animals, including beneficial insects, birds, and humans
  - used during the winter or very early spring prior to bud break
* is used to control or suppress scale and spider mites on apple and pear trees
  - overwintering stages

Edible oil
* Some edible oil obtains from seeds.
* is one of the most important sectors of Ukrainian agribusiness.
* originating from plants are rich source for tocotrienols.

### lipid | oil:

Emu oil
* bio-available source of essential lipids, known to be necessary for healthy skin.
* has anti-inflammatory properties and easily penetrates the skin, making it an ideal remedy
  - helps combat the effects of the aging process
  - diverse applications ranging from cosmetics, soaps, and shampoos to analgesics
  - the ability to quickly penetrate the skin and carry other ingredients with it
* is also a natural moisturizer and healing agent
  - an excellent skin moisturizer which penetrates deep into the many layers of the skin
  - applied directly to the skin
  - derived from the fat locacted under the skin along the back
  - great for sunburns as well
  - high in essential fatty acids
* is one of the fastest natural skin-penetrating agents known today
  - most powerful transdermals known
  - used to promote healing and to prevent scarring in burn patients
* lacks long chain fatty acids which makes it conducive to a long shelf-life
  - phospholipids and the human skin is phospholipid deficient
* natural substance, only recently discovered by modern man.
* natural, environmentally friendly product.
* powerful moisturizer that penetrates deep into the skin.
* provides a unique nutritional value unknown to other oils.
* seems to be able to reduce joint pain and swelling.
* spoils more easily than commonly rendered animal fats like lard and tallow.

Emulsified oil
* appears to coat feathers even more completely than regular crude oil.
* can produce much thicker residues.
* containing little or no asphalt content are generally no danger to the environment.
* is often the dominant form of chronic oil pollution.

Engine oil
* All engine oils contain the detergent additive to reduce combustion deposits.
* Some engine oil protects humans.
* clear amber when new, though sometimes it appears a smoky olive.
* good electrical insulator.
* has three main functions.
* is always under pressure
  - stored in the oil pan or sump at the bottom of the engine
  - what keeps the engine from burning up
### lipid | oil:

Neem oil
* acts as a non-specific immunostimulant that activates the cell mediated immune response.
* can be toxic to bees, so it is safest to spray it in the evening.
* is also a very effective mosquito repellent
  - an organic insecticide, fungicide, and miticide
  - biodegradable
  - effective for a variety of mites, aphids, powdery mildew, black spot and botrytis
  - high in protein and is said to be very good for rashes and for itchy skin
  - mixed with honey in equal proportions and sprayed on the apical part of the tree
  - safe to use around people, animals and beneficial insects
  - vegetable oil
* prevents the germination and penetration of some fungal spores.
* very helpful natural material for rose gardeners.
### lipid | oil:

Vegetable oil
* All vegetable oils are cholesterol free, but they are still pure fat
  - devoid of vitamin A activity with the exception of red palm oil
* All vegetable oils are low in saturated fat
  - pure fat, and all are combinations of saturated and unsaturated fatty acids
  - help lower blood cholesterol levels
* Many vegetable oils are natural sunscreens.
* Some vegetable oil combines with gases.
* Some vegetable oil comes from oil palms
  - obtains from seeds
* are a source of food for both humans and animals
  - inexpensive and easy to obtain
  - lower in saturated fat, but still add fat calories
  - secondary sources of fats and fatty acids and are almost as good
  - the base for margarines
* are the principal source of fats in many diets
  - sources of linoleic and linolenic acids
* common defoaming agent.
* contain essential fatty acids, vitamins and minerals
  - just as much fat as animal fats
* have a much higher autoignition temperature.
* help reduce VOCs.
* homogeneous mixture.
* is absorbed better than mineral oil and animal oil better than vegetable
  - edible fat
  - great for cooking french fries
  - lighter
  - the main market for sunflower in the U.S. and worldwide
* is used in sponge type cakes and to make solid shortening and margarine
  - to fry the potatoes after they are thinly sliced
* makes the crust cholesterol free.
* supply important tocopherol for the diet
  - smaller amounts of saturated fat
* tend to become gummy and resist attempts to properly clean wood surfaces.
* thickens more successfully than olive oil.

Volatile oil
* Most volatile oils are mostly terpenes.
* Some volatile oil has properties.
* are the odorous principles found in various plant parts.
* can relax bronchial spasms.
* evaporate quickly in the presence of heat and air.
* has benefits.
* is found in highest concentration in full-grown but unripe berries
  - of little importance in histological work
### lipid | wax:

Spermaceti
* is wax
* mixture of various fatty acids and derivatives of the acids.
* solid waxy substance taken from the head of the sperm whale.
* waxy solid derived from the oil of whales, particularly sperm whales.

Synthetic wax
* are long-chain hydrocarbons lacking functional groups.
* can last six to nine months or longer and typically wipe on and off easily.

White wax
* Some white wax is produced by prey.
* covers the bodies of the scales.
### lips:

Lower lip
* Some lower lips divide into lobes.
* Some lower lips have hooks
  - pads
* are lips.
* biting can protrude the upper teeth.

Upper lip
* Most upper lips cover mouths
  - have muscles
* Some upper lips have stripes.

Liquid chemical
* Many liquid chemicals pose hazards that correspond to more than one storage group.
* Some liquid chemicals enter intestines
  - small intestines

### liquids:

Brewed coffee
* has much more caffeine than tea or cola.
* is liquids.
* seems to create hundreds of new chemicals that appear to have antioxidant qualities.
* works best to bolster other forms of coffee.

Emulsifiable concentrate
* are liquids
  - the best formulations for treatment of carpets and rugs
* become milky looking when mixed with water.
* have less residual toxicity to bees than wettable powders.

Liquid solution
* are liquids
  - solutions
  - usually transparent, evenly colored, and never separate into layers
* is poisonous by ingestion and direct skin contact.

### literary work:

Dialog
* describe conversations that are very different from written text.
* have many uses.
* is literary work
  - software
  - websites

Lithium compound
* Some lithium compounds are used to make soap and grease.
+ Lithium, Uses, In chemical compounds: Alkali metals
  * Lithium compounds are used in some drugs known as mood stabilizers. Lithium niobate is used in radio transmitters in cell phones. Some lithium compounds are also used in ceramics. Lithium chloride can absorb water from other things. Some lithium compounds are used to make soap and grease.

### lithography:

Photolithography
* Photolithographies are lithography.
* involves applying photoresist over the silicon.
* is lithography
* is the main tool used in microelectronic industry and micro-engineering projects
  - process of transferring a pattern from a mask to the substrate
### load:

Viral load
* are similar among women and men.
* better predictor of disease progression.
* can flucuate irradically without correlation to liver damage and inflammation.
* comes of age.
* is also detectable and tends to be somewhat lower in semen than in blood.
* is measured in the number of copies of viral genetic material per milliliter of blood
  - on a logarithmic scale, which is hard to understand
  - the amount of the virus present in a cubic millimeter of blood
* is the amount of virus in the blood and can be measured by a blood test
  - the body at any one time

Wind load
* are the dominant loads acting on a tall building.
* push horizontally on a structure.

### loamy-skeletal:

Udaho soil
* are loamy-skeletal.
* occur on sideslopes.

### local issue:

Housing discrimination
* comes in many forms, from hidden to direct.
* is always illegal, but it can happen in many ways.
* leads to a concentration of poverty.
* local issue.
* significant challenge for the transgender community.

### local organizations:

Car wash
* Many car washes have equipment specifically for cleaning engines.
* are a positive event which builds community involvement by people of all ages.
* is local organizations
  - located in gas stations
  - shops

### local phenomenon:

Local time
* is calculated by the line of longitude at which a town is placed
  - sun time as recorded on a sun dial
  - the time zone in which the customer's primary account was established
* local phenomenon.

### local problem:

World hunger
* is another issue compounded by globalization that motivates young activists
  - reasons to become vegetarian
  - prevalent
  - serious problems
* local problem.

### locally invasive:

Early cancer
* Most early cancers produce no symptoms.
* have an excellent prognosis while advanced cancers have a poor prognosis.
* is locally invasive.
### located near sun:

Solar flare
* Every solar flare showers the Earth in high energy particles.
* Some solar flares can be truly massive, and contain impressive power.
  * affect all layers of the solar atmosphere such as the photosphere, chromosphere, and corona. Solar flares produce radiation across the electromagnetic spectrum at all wavelengths from radio waves to gamma rays. Solar flares occur in active regions around sunspots. Solar flares are powered by the sudden release of magnetic energy that is stored in the corona.
* affect our brain and cause our DNA to change
  - brains and cause some people to become unbalanced
  - people and cause some to become very upset emotionally
* appear as a sudden brightening of a small area on the sun.
* are bigger than any other explosions in our solar system
  - brief, enormous outbursts of power
  - common when there are many sunspots
  - dynamic events in which magnetic energy is released in the solar corona
  - eruptions starting in the corona that disturb the chromosphere below it
  - explosive eruptions of gas that occur at the site of a sunspot
  - gigantic explosions on the sun
  - now know to accelerate particles to very high energies thus producing gamma rays
  - short-lived bursts of energy in small concentrated areas of the sun's surface
  - spectacular discharges of magnetic energy from the corona
* are the biggest explosions in our solar system
  - largest explosions in the solar system
  - manifestation of the coronal heating
  - most energetic explosions in the solar system
  - violent explosions taking place in the solar corona
* become more common during a sunspot maximum.
* can disrupt radio communications and damage satellites
  - interrupt the communications network here on Earth
* cause a huge increase in solar wind
  - storms in Earth's magnetic field
  - the photosphere to expand and cool in the vicinity of the flare
* create a massive electromagnetic explosion in the upper solar atmosphere
  - shock waves in the corona and the chromosphere
* emit radiation throughout the entire radiation spectrum
  - x-rays and magnetic fields which bombard the Earth as geomagnetic storms
* erupt and disrupt communications.
* have a direct effect on the Earth's atmosphere
  - tendency to stir up people and emotions
  - little, if any, effect on the Earth's weather
  - no known effect on the earth
* is located near sun
  - much smaller scale phenomenon than prominences
  - solar radiation
  - areas of concentrated magnetic fields in and above active regions
  - the chromosphere and are associated with regions of sunspot activity
  - mainly during periods of high activity in the sunspot cycle
  - near sun spots between areas of oppositely directed magnetic fields
  - when the energy stored in the tangled magnetic fields explosively releases
* produce an enormous amount of energy.
* release huge amounts of energy in the form of light and high-speed particles.
* run with the solar cycle.
* seem to be connected to sunspots.
* send streams of charged particles into space.
* triggers energetic sunquake.
### location | address:

Residence
* are addresses
  - high-density living communities
  - located in homes
  - people's homes
  - responsible for about one-sixth of greenhouse emissions
  - the second biggest users of natural gas
* is an address

### location | address | residence:

Domicile
* are residences.
* concept peculiar to English law.
* denotes a person s true, fixed, and permanent home and place of habitation.
* is where one lives and has a permanent home and has the intention of returning when absent
  - lives, has a permanent home, and has the intention of returning when absent
* person's existing and intended fixed, permanent, and principal place of residence.
* question of fact to be determined by the finder of fact.
### location | address | residence | tenancy:

Joint tenancy
* Joint tenancies are an extremely common form of property co-ownership in New South Wales.
* common form of ownership when two or more persons jointly open a savings account.
* form of co-ownership.
* form of ownership by two or more individuals together
  - that gives all named owners the right to manage the property
  - where all parties hold title together, undivided
* is one of the most common forms of asset ownership
  - popular and least understood means of owning property
  - the best way for a couple to hold title to property
  - used nationwide and simplifies transfers of assets upon death of a property owner
* method of co-ownership that gives title to the property to the last survivor.
* way for two or more persons to share equally in the ownership of property.

Street address
* are addresses.
* is an address

Web address
* Web Addresses are an essential part of the Internet.
* are a way of communicating where the web page is located
  - like telephone numbers
* provide a unique Internet identity for communications, marketing and e-commerce.

Alabama
* includes Carolina
  - Durham
  - Florida
  - Georgia
  - Louisiana
  - Maryland
  - Mississippi
  - Norfolk
  - Tennessee
  - Texas
  - Virginia
* is part of America.

Angola
* includes Angolan capital.
* is part of Africa.

### location:

Asia
* includes Afghanistan.
* includes Asian Russia
  - countries
  - nations
  - Assam
  - Bangladesh
  - Beijing
  - Bhutan
  - Burma
  - Caspian
  - Chongqing
  - Gansu
  - Hebei
  - Hunan
  - India
  - Indonesia
  - Iran
  - Iraq
  - Jordan
  - Kazakhstan
  - Kuwait
  - Kyrgyzstan
  - Lebanon
  - Mongolia
  - Nepal
  - Oman
  - Pakistan
  - Philippines
  - Qatar
  - Sichuan
  - Sur
  - Syria
  - Tajikistan
  - Thailand
  - Tianjin
  - Tibet
  - Turkmenistan
  - Uzbekistan
  - Xinjiang
  - Yemen
  - Yunnan
* is part of Eurasia.

### location:

Axis
* Axes are large weapons
  - linear combinations of fish species
  - has to do with the style of axes
  - have a rounded metal side behind the cutting edge
  - help development
* Some axes are used by backwoodsmen
  - control metabolism
  - have weight.
  * Axes are simple machines. They are in the category of wedges. They are usually made of some sort of metal, mainly steel or iron. They can have a metal or wooden handle
* are alliances
  - animals
  - bones
  - deers
  - line segments
  - lines
  - mammals
  - mechanisms
  - stalks
  - stems
  - vertebras

### location | axis:

Embryonic axis
* Embryonic axes help development.
* Most embryonic axes help development.

Bahamas
* includes Nassau.
* is part of Atlantic.

Benin
* includes Niger.
* is part of Africa.

California
* includes Berkeley
  - Fresno
* is part of America.
### location:

Center
* Most centers give the gestational carrier hormones to help prime and time the uterus for conception.
* Some centers control blood pressure.
* Some centers have eyes
  - food pantries to provide food for the children's families
  - help families get food stamps so that children can eat properly and stay healthy
* Some centers use antiandrogen drugs pre operatively or pre radiation
  - cobalt machines that contain a strong radioactive source to produce gamma rays
* are areas
  - basketball players
  - buildings
  - centres
  - classes
  - concentrations of shops, services and housing
  - formations
  - linemans
  - objects
  - offensive linemans
  - places
  - points
  - positions
  - surrounded by layers
  - sweets
  - when kids go from table to table and do things
* attract attention
  - much attention
* come in all shapes and sizes.
* dedicate to treatments.
* follow paths
  - smooth paths
* generate responses.
* have common geographic nature and common levels of infrastructure
  - information
  - rooms
  - tests
* is an area
* offer options
  - topics
  - vegetarian options
* provide assistance
  - detail information
* serve customers
  - external customers
  - minority patients
* surround receptive field structure of cone bipolar cells in primate retina.
* use databases.

### location | center:

Birth center
* Many birth centers offer birthing tubs where one can give birth in water.
* Most birth centers have CNMs on the staff even if there are doctors as well.
* are safe places to birth
  - usually cozy, attractive, and relaxing places to deliver a child
* fall somewhere in the middle.
* pay a lot of attention to women.
### location | center | capital:

Capital adequacy
* critical element of a bank's safety and soundness.
* is the economic value of the fund divided by the total insurance in force
  - ratio of total bank capital to risk assets

Capital control
* are a tried technique for dealing with unstable capital movements.
* are the effective way to protect emerging economies from external vulnerability
  - main identifiable barrier to mobility
### location | district:

Borderland
* are by definition realms where certainty wilts and categories fade
  - lands
  - video games
* revolves around the proper management of the resources.

### location | district | city district:

Downtown
* are downtowns
  - located in cities
  - urban areas
* city district
* place where everyone feels welcome, regardless of race, social standing, or salary.
* represent the economic core of most urbanized regions.
+ Winnipeg, Cityscape and Politics
  * Winnipeg has a downtown area in the middle of the city. The downtown area has many tall buildings. Downtown is a place where there are a lot of offices and stores.

Enterprise zone
* Enterprise Zones are a way to facilitate growth in low income areas.
* are state-sponsored, specially designated areas within a city.

Slum
* are urban neighborhoods.
* fill in the areas between poor residential neighborhoods and highways.

### location | district | city district | waterfront:

Dockyard
* are waterfronts.
* line the harbors and employ more workers than any other industry.

### location | district:

Commune
* Some communes make factories and employ the people living there
  * Many communes cooperate in an intercommunality
* are gathering
  - states
* practice self-sufficiency, often farming the land.
* tend to be in or close to population centres.
+ Provincial city (Vietnam)
  * Communes are for cheaper land and cooperative work. Some communes make factories and employ the people living there
  - (Vietnam), Administration units
  * The government of Vietnam names at least one level of every location a commune. Some communes are very active as cooperatives. It's a difference created by the market-economy. Not everyone elects to work for the commune - in commune jobs
### location | district | country:

Country of origin
* is often one of the ways the Hispanic population is characterized
  - the most common characteristic used in identifying ethnicity
* technical term which often means more than just where a product came from.

Develop country
* Develop countries become markets
  - deal with burdens
  - get energy
* Develop countries limit financial resources
  - see growth
  - use energy

### location | district | country:

Developed country
* Developed countries Includes all industrialized countries and countries in transition.
* Developed countries are highly industrialized, while developing countries are largely agricultural
  - historically responsible for most of the world's greenhouse-gas emissions
  - responsible for most of the world's current greenhouse gas emissions
  - attach importance to environmental equity and equality between generations
  - contribute to deforestation in under-developed countries
  - dominate both imports and exports
* Developed countries have an important role to play in addressing corruption as well
  - good health care systems
  - spend billions of dollars per year on refugee support
* Most developed countries have bannedfluoride in water
  - regulations governing burning of natural vegetation
* Most developed countries have strict building codes for earthquake-prone areas
  - laws concerning software piracy and rightly so
### location | district | country:

More country
* Many more countries send athletes to the Summer Olympics than to the Winter Olympics.
+ Summer Olympic Games: Sports lists
  * The 'Summer Olympic Games' or the 'Games of the Olympiad' are an international sporting event which are held every four years by the International Olympic Committee. Two years after the Summer Olympics, the Winter Olympic Games are held. These are always in a cold, mountainous place because the sports are all snow and ice sports such as skiing. Many more countries send athletes to the Summer Olympics than to the Winter Olympics.

Muslim country
* Most Muslim countries have legal systems which are a mix of Islamic law, and common or civil law.
* Muslim countries are importers of American meat, poultry and foodstuffs
  - refuse to endorse concepts seeking protection of homosexuals

Native land
* are strongholds of honor that preserve tradition in their nations
  - the major areas closed to hunting by non-land owners
* comprises either native reserve or non-reserve land.

Neighbor country
* Neighbor countries include territory.
* Neighbor countries produce excellent wine

### location | district | country:

Nordic country
* Nordic countries are countries
  - the ones that most contribute to aid the third world in terms of percentage
* Nordic countries have similar state , law and culture
  - state, law and culture. * state, law and culture. In history Nordic countries been very close. Nordic countries are primarily socialist democracies, with slightly higher taxes than the U.S., but the taxes are used for primarily the same things taxes are used for in the U.S. Nordic countries have some political co-operation, like the Nordic council. Finland is the only country that uses the euro

Northern country
* Most northern countries have laws to protect the polar bear.
* Northern countries are more accustomed to working in small groups
  - enjoy a high standard of living

Other country
* Other countries have activities
  - permit requirements
  - problems
  - include territory
  - see impact
* Other countries use energy
  - wind energy

Overseas country
* Many overseas countries have additional restrictions and prohibitions on the contents of mail.
* Most overseas countries allow for the registration of trade marks.

### location | district | country:

Poor country
* Many poor countries have large amounts of lead in the air and the water
  - trouble with the introduction of new crops and reaching attainable yield
* Poor countries are less able to protect their citizens
  - only poor because they have poor leaders
* Poor countries can become rich by increasing the share of GDP they invest
  - cure their sick, when given the sufficient funds for the proper treatment
* Poor countries have high birth rates and large families
  - lots of unskilled labour
  - the worst environmental problems
  - seek universal primary education
  - stay poor partly because of the rules of world trade
* Some poor countries increase wealth
  - provide totally free higher education
### location | district:

District heating
* metered energy source, just like gas and electricity.
* source of support for many people in their everyday lives.

Enclave
* are districts.
* software framework for building such group applications.

### location | district:

Municipal district
* are part of municipalities but with their own governments
  - similar to municipalities but they depend on a municipality
+ Elías Piña Province, Geography, Municipalities
  * There are six municipalities and seven municipal districts in the province. Municipal districts are part of municipalities but with their own governments.
+ Espaillat Province, Geography, Municipalities
  * There are four municipalities and eleven municipal districts in the province. Municipal districts are similar to municipalities but they depend on a municipality.
+ Hato Mayor Province, Geography, Municipalities: Provinces of the Dominican Republic
### location | district | municipality | city:

Larger city
* All larger cities have modern shopping centers, specialty shops, and craft stores.
* Larger cities have two or three industrial zones
  - tend to have more accidents than smaller more rural areas
* Most larger cities have a community class
  - an executive system managed by a mayor or city manager
  - their own ordinances and regulations

### location | district | municipality | city:

Major city
* Every major city has a dean of the diplomatic corps or the consular service
  - general shopping area
  - homosexual newspaper
  - professional soccer team and more than one basketball team
  - areas that have higher crime rates than others
  - museums and libraries that feature material on that city
  - theatres where American, British and Indian films are screened
* Major cities have airports
  - bus terminals, and every town in America has a bus stop of some kind
  - climates
  - several air-conditioned shopping complexes
  - increase their use of mass transit to reduce air pollution
  - show without national borders and colors represent temperature zones
* Many major cities have private citizens organizations that focus on foreign affairs
  - use ozone today, the largest in the world being Dallas, Texas
* Most major cities are in level areas along an ocean bay, large lake, or navigable river.
* Most major cities have a gay and lesbian hotline
  - lesbian and gay hotline
  - at least two gay papers
  - bicycle tracks
  - botanical gardens
  - one or more teaching hospitals
  - some kind of science museum
  - theatre companies who put on theatre productions with volunteer actors

National capital
* are centres of power.
* is capital

Ocean city
* Ocean City barrier island off the coast of southern New Jersey.
* Ocean City is right on the border zone between where bentgrass can survive the summer heat
  - the family-centered resort area on Maryland's Atlantic coast

Pakpattan city
* is an old city.
+ Pakpattan Tehsil: Tehsils of Punjab (Pakistan)
  * Pakpattan city is an old city. There is one postgraduate college for males called Faridia Degree College and one women's degree college as well. There are some government-funded schools such as Fazilka Islamia High School, Govt. High School, Urban area High School.

State capital
* are repositories of local, county, and state records.
* have an extra attribute, state, that shows their state.
* is capital cities
+ List of settlements in Austria
  * The following is a 'list of cities and towns in Austria' with population of over 10,000 citizens. State capitals are shown in boldface
  - Botswana
  * The following is a 'list of cities and towns in Botswana' with population of over 3,000 citizens. State capitals are shown in boldface
### location | district:

Township
* are an element of the United States and Canadian public-land survey systems
  - generally square, six miles long on each side
  - governments which receive their authority by the state legislature
  - independent units of local government with limited powers in a few specific areas
  - individual geographical areas, separate from cities and counties
  - statutory units of government, having power provided by state statutes
* are the grassroots administrative units in the country
  - oldest political subdivisions of Pennsylvania
  - tiers of land running east and west with the baseline
  - where the poorer people of Cape Town live
* represent independent units of economy and culture.

Trusteeship
* are positions.
* means of revolution or radical social change.

Urban district
* are large towns or cities which handle their own local government.
+ Rural districts of Germany
  * Urban districts are large towns or cities which handle their own local government. Rural districts provide services for the smaller towns and villages in an area.

Egypt
* includes Egyptian capital.
* is part of Africa.

Emirate
* All emirates also have modern seaports.
* Some emirates have a corporate tax law.
* already flies to Egypt, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and South Africa.
* are airlines
  - domains
  - positions
  - states
* is the national airline of Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

### location:

Empire
* Most empires contain territory
  - have positions
* are books
  - domains
  - monarchies
  - multinational administrative structures ruled by an emperor
  - singles
* can unite by conquering.
* have a tendency to crumble
* is an iron ore mining consortium that produces taconite pellets
  - one of the very best apples for eating fresh and can be used in salads and fruit cups
  - the foreign policy of the capitalist
* real-time war game played over the internet with long tradition.
* slow cumulative process of corruption.
* tend to proclaim some universal mission as justification for their existence.
* vary widely in the number of units they can field in a turn.
### location | environment:

Aquatic environment
* Some aquatic environments produce toxins.
* are a very important part of our natural and cultural heritage
  - central to each
  - particularly vulnerable
  - susceptible to a range of pollutants
* influences the phenotype of water buttercup, Ranunculus peltatus.
* offer much to moose.
* share certain characteristics.

Arena
* are areas.
* are located in cities
  - fairgrounds
  - large cities
  - stadiums
  - playing fields
* are used for competition
  - concerts
  - fighting
  - gathering
  - meetings
  - sports
  - venues
  - weapons
* is an environment

Built environment
* are human-produced areas that provide the setting for human activity.
* enable the geographer to interpret cultural values, tastes, and sets of beliefs.
* protect health only when they are properly managed.
* refers to more than just buildings.

Cold environment
* can chill the body or cause hypothermia.
* cause eggs to perish before hatching.

Collaborative environment
* Some collaborative environments promote education.
* are the future of virtual reality.

Dangerous environment
* are abusive to children.
* place children of any age at risk of injury.

Different environment
* can influence any animals behavior.
* influence development.
* support different types of organisms.

Educational environment
* Most educational environments focus on collaborative skills
* focus on build skills

Glacial environment
* Many glacial environments produce sediment.
* have highly varied sedimentary expression.
### location | horizon:

Event horizon
* Some event horizons have shapes
  - size
* scientific term which stands for the boundary between a black hole and our space.

Soil horizon
* are crucial for pollutant retention
  - horizons
  - layers of soil that are formed under different conditions or environments
  - part of profiles
* can be as thin as a few millimeters or thicker than a meter.
* tend to be parallel to the slope.

Transitional horizon
* have colors and textures similar to adjacent horizons.
* occur between major horizons in many pedons.

### location:

Hotspot
* appear to be caused by deep mantle plumes at or near the earth's surface.
* are also areas under imminent threat of destruction
  - always active, no matter if they are visible or invisible
  - areas on an image map that viewers can click to open different URLs
  - gateways to other panoramas and photos
  - hypertext areas on an image map that people can click to jump to different URLs
  - places where molten rock from the earth's mantle is erupting at the surface
  - relavent to the plate tectonic model in that way
  - software
  - supplied by a magma source in the Earth's mantle called a mantle plume
* carry wide spread of variety of animals and plants.
* geographical area

Illinois
* includes Chicago.
* is part of America.

Liberia
* includes Liberian capital.
* is part of Africa.

### location:

Locality
* Localities are places on the earth where fossils are found
  - the cities, towns, boroughs and other administrative areas which comprise the region
  - attract attention
  - contain individuals
  - have conditions
* Many localities have curfews that apply to minors in public places at certain hours
  - laws which restrict or even ban betting
* Most localities also have fines for businesses or pedestrians caught littering
  - tax private homes, land, and business property based on the property's value
* Some localities contain so much fossil wood that they can be termed petrified forests.
* is related to the concept of causality.
### location | locality | front:

Gust front
* are much more widespread than microbursts, often extending over tens of kilometers.
* can trigger new thunderstorms miles away.
* colliding from two storms can even create new storms.
* create low-level wind shear which can be hazardous to planes when they takeoff or land.

Occluded front
* bring changeable weather conditions.
* have an area of warm air aloft.

Polar front
* Some polar fronts have distinct slopes
* move further south in the winter and shift northward during the summer months.

Squall line
* are cold fronts
  - convective storms which organize into a linear or bowed structure
* have a different structure when compared to multicell clusters.
* preceding cold fronts also produce thunderstorms.
* tend to pass quickly and are less prone to produce tornadoes than are supercells.

Stationary front
* Most stationary fronts bring weather.
* Some stationary fronts bring precipitation.
* are also good places for new low pressure areas to begin and grow into storms.
* behave like warm fronts, but are more quiescent.
* can bring days of bad weather.

### location | locality | front:

Warm front
* Most warm fronts bring stormy weather
* Some warm fronts have slopes.
* Warm Fronts can occur over land or sea as they are a phenomenon of the atmosphere.
* are formed when warm air rises over a mass of cold air
  - nearly always well defined by typical stratified clouds
  - typically less violent than cold fronts
* have an average speed of about ten knots, and can move in a series of jumps
  - warm air moving faster than cold air and colliding with it
* move at about half the speed of the wind at the front
  - more slowly than cold fronts
  - poleward ahead of the cyclone path
* tend to move slowly.

Weather front
* are frequent and unpredictable
  - during the change of seasons
  - infrequent and seas are generally calm
* mark the boundary between two air masses, which often have contrasting properties.

Scenery
* consists of dirt.
* is located in paintings
  - parks
  - photographs
  - pictures
  - theaters
  - romantics
  - used for watchs
  - vicinities

### location | locality | scenery:

Backdrop
* are curtains.
* are located in backstages
  - theaters
  - scenery
* are used for photography
  - play
* is scenery
### location | locality | scenery:

Landscape
* All landscapes have a history, much the same as people exist within cultures, even tribes.
* Many landscapes have micro-climates, or areas that are warmer than their surroundings
  - remain internally saturated because of underlying clay and rock layers
* Most landscapes affect patterns
  - are dominated by plants
  - attract adult mosquitoes
* Most landscapes change over time
  - years
* Most landscapes create habitats
  - homogenous habitats
* Most landscapes have biodiversity
  - plants that regularly become diseased with one of the powdery mildew fungi
  - vegetation
* Most landscapes provide habitats
  - important habitats
  - receive precipitation
  - require large volumes of water to flourish
* Some landscape architects teach at the college or university level
  - in colleges or universities
  - landscapes have hills
* approaches in mammalian ecology and conservation.
* are capable of sustaining enormous change over time
  - complex, living, and integrated systems
  - genres
  - holistic entities whose patterns influence ecological processes
  - large geographic regions where cumulative effects of uses are expressed and managed
  - natural things
  - paintings
  - points of view
* can also be flat
  - urban spaces densely packed with soaring buildings
  - represent the past with countless years of history frozen in ice
* change, even the magnetic North Pole changes over time.
* cover areas.
* describes an image which is wider than it is tall.
* evolve in time and space.
* experience temperature.
* features influence litter decomposition rates
  - strongly influence the distribution of soils
* finite resource.
* graphical landscaping program.
* have abundances
  - their own ecosystems, wildlife and climate
* include grassland
  - patches
* is cultivated to supplement the dietary requirements of animals
  - in turn altered by climate and weather
  - such an image, a construct of the mind and of feeling
  - the carrier of all natural systems and processes
  - used to focus only on distant subjects
* often overlap, thus forming elaborate mosaics of peoples and places.
* plays an important role in the movement of odor off-farm.
* support vegetation
  - woody vegetation
* watering typically doubles overall water consumption in the summer months.

### location | locality | scenery | landscape:

Historic landscape
* are also fragile places.
* vary in size from small gardens to several thousand-acre national parks.

Set piece
* are scenery.
* is scenery