### person | worker | quarrier | cutter:

Diamond cutter
* cut and polish diamond rough by hand into objects of beauty.
* take advantage of cleavage to fashion diamonds efficiently.

Rescue worker
* follow experience.
* use infrared sensors to find people in emergency situations.

### person | worker:

Sailor
* Most sailors eat diets.
* Some sailors hunt dodo birds
  - like to race and compete against others or the clock
* are a special breed
  - capable of row boats
* are capable of sail boats
  - ships
* are located in oceans
  - people
  - skilled workers
* bring seeds.
* desire wind.
* fold their arms across their chests with hands touching the upper chest or shoulders.
* have bases.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* return homes.
* stand on decks.
* visit coasts.

### person | worker | sailor:

Mariner
* are especially concerned about wind and waves
  - located in sea
* have a language all their own.
* spend extended periods at sea.

Seafarer
* diver and lives for the sea.
* focuses on people who go to sea, particularly sailors and fishermen.

Seaman
* Seamen are mysterious creatures that basically start off looking like fish with human faces.
* are capable of sail ships.

### person | worker:

Scab
* are a fungal disease that cause fruits, leaves, and roots to obtain hardened tissue
  - more likely to be caused by too much protein in the diet, allergy, or skin infection
  - necrotic tissue
  - part of skin
* are the body's way of bandaging itself
  - result of unemployment
  - unsightly, but are only skin deep
  - usually crusty and dark red or brown
* continually form over the ulcer and then come off, but the ulcer never really heals.
* remain infectious for long periods, and each new lot of lambs can be infected.

### person | worker | scab:

Apple scab
* Look for gray or brown corky spots, uneven or deformed fruit, and cracked skin and flesh.
* affects susceptible apples and ornamental crabapples.
* appears as olive green to black spots or lesions on leaves.
* can also infect hawthorn and firethorn.
* causes black spots on the leaves
  - heavy leaf drop on susceptible crabapple varieties
* fungal disease that causes black splotches on leaves and fruit
  - problem that causes brown lesions on apple skins
* fungus disease that overwinters in dead, infected, fallen leaves.
* is caused by a fungus that thrives during wet weather
  - of major economic importance in the mid-Atlantic region
* is one of the most serious diseases of apple trees and occurs wherever apples are grown
  - severe diseases of apple trees and some flowering crabapple varieties
  - present in a number of orchards around the state
* serious disease caused by a fungus that overwinters on infected fallen leaves
  - problem on susceptible crabapple varieties

Eschar
* are scabs.
* hard, black, leathery tissue.
* is necrotic tissue composed of denatured collagen and elastin and protein.
* wet, purulent wound.

Peach scab
* causes minor losses in mid-Atlantic orchards but can build up if no fungicides are used.
* occurs on leaves, twigs and fruit causing small, circular to oval-shaped spots.

Pecan scab
* fungal disease that affects developing shoots, leaves and nuts.
* occurs on immature leaves, shucks of developing nuts and current season twigs
  - leaves, twigs and nut shucks

Seasonal worker
* are workers.
* face annual periods of unemployment when their resources are scarce.
* tend to be men with a considerably below-average level of education.

Sedentary worker
* have the second highest incidence of back pain.
* suffer from backache due to long periods of being tied to a desk.