### goodness | soundness:

Seaworthiness
* depends as much on crew training as the number of lifeboats.
* is more than just keeping the water out
  - soundness
* means far more than the physical condition of a ship's hull and machinery.

Goods
* have cost
  - effects
  - opposite effects
* includes sections.
* produce within geographic locations
  - regions

### government agencies:

Military intelligence
* can often mean the difference between victory and defeat in wartime.
* is government agencies
  - information
  - intelligence

### governments:

Indian tribe
* Many Indian tribes give great power to the bear
  - turn to traditional healers who use locally found plants to treat diseases
* Most Indian tribes believe that life originated from females.
* Some indian tribes use bison.
* are governments
  - sovereign entities
  - subordinate and dependent nations, protected by the doctrine of soverign immunity
  - unique aggregations possessing attributes over both their members and territory
* call themselves by many names.
* control numerous natural resources ranging from timber to minerals.
* do worship many animals as their superiors.
* exercise inherent sovereign powers over their members and territory.
* have a gun to their heads
  - inherent sovereign authority
* use harvest
  - saguaro harvest

### grace without obedience:

Cheap grace
* is grace without obedience
  - the preaching of forgiveness without requiring repentance
* means the justification of sin without the justification of the sinner.

### gracious beverage:

Iced tea
* are often delicious made with a flavored tea.
* can provide as much antioxidant power as hot teas.
* gracious beverage.
* is even common in modern families as most homes are equipped with refrigerators
  - the essential thirst-quencher
  - what's tripled in consumption
* seems to be the mildest and safest of caffeinated drinks.
* tasty thirst-quencher, especially in hot weather.

Grade
* are a way to determine success or failure of kids
  - cattle
  - elevation
  - gradients
  - part of schools
  - rank
* have seasonal variation
* is gathering
* social group.
+ Grade (education): Education
  * Grades can also be on a number scale. Typically a midpoint score is a pass. Sometimes the numbers can go in descending order to indicate better performance.

### grade:

Fifth grade
* time to prepare children for middle school.
* transition year between elementary school and middle school.

Fourth grade
* is also the time in which teachers refuse to take late assignments.
* is the age when students are learning to spell
  - year when content-area study becomes both broader and more concentrated

Low grade
* means that the cancer cells look very like normal bladder cells
  - very like normal endometrial cells
* refers to tumors with characteristics and functions most like non-tumor cells.

Ninth grade
* common year to start at a new school.
* is the minimum age for outside groups of students.

Second grade
* is also the time when the majority of the children discover that they know how to read.
* time when the boys are continuing to develop their social skills.

Sixth grade
* is the onset of exposure to drugs in America.
* transitional time for children.

Tumor grade
* is the single most important prognostic variable
  - useful as a predictor of outcome
* refers to the degree of abnormality of cancer cells compared with normal cells.

Gradient
* are flattest in the Indian Ocean
  - positions
  - the schemes used in transitions from one color to another
* can also occur with differences in pressure, temperature or electric charge.
* take up more space than solid colours.

### gradient:

Pressure gradient
* Pressure Gradients arise from differences in temperature.
* are at their annual minimum and winds as a result also tend to be light
  - important in many membrane processes and in heterogeneous catalysis
* force the blood back to the heart and the process begins again.