Radioactive fallout
* affects mainly our food and drink.
* blankets the earth.
* is no respecter of neutrality
  - sometimes highly concentrated

Religious observance
* are limited to the prayers over the candles, wine and bread.
* promotes values like decency, respect and virtue in our society.

Research library
* Many research libraries interfile periodicals with books.
* Research libraries are in every country in the world
  - make public and accessible a host of private or previously inaccessible pasts

Radioactive strontium
* is much more of a health risk than stable strontium.
* replaces calcium in the bones and can produce leukemia.

Radiology
* branch of medicine that uses x-rays for the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
* contributes significantly to hospital revenue.
* frequently underutilized diagnostic tool in the medical and surgical care of rabbits.
* is an important topic to the education of students and the practice of chiropractic
  - irreplaceable discipline that does great service to humanity
  - both a diagnostic and therapeutic tool
  - inherently an imaging system with low contrast resolution
  - intended for diagnostic radiologists or physicians who interpret x-rays
* is the branch of medicine that involves radiography and radiotherapy
  - which uses radiant energy to diagnose and treat diseases
* is the study of images of the human body for diagnostic purposes
  - used everyday in general and specialty practice
* medical science
* monthly scientific journal devoted to clinical radiology and allied sciences.
* screening tests for feline heartworms.
* short-term service enterprise.
* specialty that is usually very expensive both in equipment and in film stock.

Running
*  car crashs.
* are administration
  - capable of wind
  - events
  - human behavior
  - operations
  - physical events
  - running
  - sports
* are used for competition
  - escapings
  - exercises
  - fun
  - pleasure
  - speed
  - vigorous activities
* cause a desire to rests
  - accidents
  - callus
  - cramp
  - exhaustion
  - fallings
  - good health
  - heart attacks
  - injuries
  - leg cramp
  - muscle cramp
  - pain
  - shortness of breath
  - sore foots
  - stitchs
  - sweating
  - weight loss

Restitution
* form of discipline that encourages students to achieve self-discipline.
* helps victims achieve healing and holds offenders accountable for their actions.
* is about how one gets something
  - mandatory in all criminal cases in which the defendant is convicted
  - often the foundation on which the bridge of reconciliation is built
  - something that is paid by the convicted defendants to the victims in the case
* is the remedy when someone harms another, takes their property, or damages it
  - willingness to pay back or restore wherever possible
* means payment of crime related expenses to a victim from an offender.
* monetary award that comes from offender and goes through court system to victim.
* occurs when what is owed is repaid in one form or another.
* permissible term of a pretrial agreement.
* remedy historically and today dispensed in law and equity proceedings alike
  - of the criminal court
* universal human right.

Resurgence
* bi-monthly magazine of vision and action.
* is events
  - improvement
  - recurrences