Mutual respect
* goal worth striving for.
* increases with regular interaction with partners.
* involves listening to others without interruption.
* is an important concept when dealing with others
  - factor in game control
  - central to the success of a godparent-godchild relationship
  - earned by the demonstration of mutual respect
  - life-giving
  - paramount in our environment so that all relationships can flourish
  - the acknowledgment of the innate integrity of all sentient beings
* is the foundation for positive customer relations
  - of peaceful co-existence
  - key to eliminating some of the conflict between parents and teens

Mediocrity
* abounds in music, as it does in life.
* is defined when players plateau, unable to go further
  - life's greatest sin
  - obscurity
  - quality
  - the quicksand on the path to achievement
  - to human endeavor what entropy is to physical systems

Microbial life
* contributes to valuable ecosystem services that directly benefit humans.
* is still the dominant life form on Earth
  - the glue that binds together the macroscopic world
* survives on dairy products.

Mitigation
* begins the process of healing and replacing that world.
* can be a strategy for avoiding extinction or endangerment
  - take a number of forms
* concept that involves taking measures to protect property.
* emerges as major strategy for reducing losses caused by natural disasters.
* is an important part of emergency management
  - necessary to avoid or reduce the causes of adverse climate change
  - that which tends to soften, temper, or make less harsh or severe
* is the cornerstone of emergency management
  - effort to reduce loss of life and property by lessening the impact of disasters
* is the key to reducing the human and economic consequences
  - survival in every natural hazard situation
* is the ongoing effort to lessen the impact disasters have on people and property
  - the impact of natural disasters on people and property
* key component of emergency management.
* means to lessen the effects of or prevent an emergency or a disaster.
* saves money and it saves lives.

Manufacture
* Some manufactures now print the amounts of cholesterol, fatty acid, and potassium on their labels.
* carnitine from lysine and other nutrients.
* hemoglobin in the red blood cells.
* is transformation the fashioning of raw materials into a change of form for use.
* refers to articles which are made, and includes all manufactured articles.
* word which has the same roots.

Mandatory testing
* implies universal testing without education, counseling, or informed consent.
* is an infringement of individual liberty and violates the right to privacy.

Monotheism
* also develops in the great civilizations.
* challenges the fundamental tenets of Mesopotamian civilization.
* comes with an extensive set of sexual constraints.
* have to test the quality of faith and devotion of every believer.
* is affirmed by a single primogenitor
  - easier than monogamy
  - itself a concept that can be challenged on a metaphysical basis
  - just a euphemism for monopoly
  - opposed to both henotheism and polytheism
  - preserved by subordination and origin
* is the belief in one god
  - faith of the world
  - opposite extreme to polytheism
* major cause of the current state of the world's ecology.
* marks the first step out of nature worship, mysticism, and superstition.
* perception that there is only one.
* personal choice made by individual practitioners.
* still has some sort of duality built into it.

Metaphysic
* rest on an a posteriori basis of sensory experience.
* simply means the way thought and physical reality interact.
* thus is made dependent on the theory of knowledge.