ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### activity | attack:

Paroxysm
* frequently end with the expulsion of clear, tenacious mucus, often followed by vomiting.
* is an attack
* occur every other day as in falciparum malaria
  - in regular intervals, but take several days to emerge

### activity | attack:

Personal attack
* are an unacceptable use of the Internet
  - personal insults against members of the newsgroup.
  * In Simple English Wikipedia, many people work together to make an encyclopedia. Sometimes, users do not agree on what is written in an article, or on a talk page. Rather than commenting on what is wrong with the article or talk page, they make a bad comment about the user, the person who wrote the comment. This is called a 'personal attack', and will not be tolerated. Personal attacks help no one. They will not help people make a point about an issue. There are some users who wanted to help making this Wikipedia better, but who no longer want to because the personal attack scared them away.
  * damage the community and scare away users

Attempt
* are activities.
* have consequences
  - unforeseen consequences
* increase chances.
* is an activity
* yield results.
+ Three Peaks Challenge, The usual route: Sports
  * Most attempts are made in the summer, because the days are long and the weather is good. In the winter it is dark for most of the day and can be very cold. Most people who attempt the challenge use the same route, because it is the easiest way of doing the challenge in 24 hours.

### activity | attempt:

Contribution
* are attempts
  - capable of gifts
  - giving
  - publications
  - sums
* attract attention.
* base on observations.
* depend on extent.
* have indexes
  - spectral indexes
* incorporate assessments.
* is defined by lifetime reproductive success
  - effort
* moral decision that each individual makes.
* occur during periods
  - year periods
* offer benefits
  - inclusive fitness benefits.
  * American Eagle, he's been here for only 3 months and he's an administrator. He does good work, and the community trusts him. Even if you've been here for 4 years, it's contributions that matter, not time. You have to show to the community that you are ready by your work, not how long you wait. Contributions is much more valuable than time.
  * All contributions are welcome, even early ones

Suicide attempt
* are far more frequent than death by suicide and occur more often among females
  - high even in healthy populations
  - more common among women, but men have a higher completed suicide rate
  - primarily the actions of young people
* imply an inability to self-manage.
* using methanol are uncommon.
### activity | attempt:

Trial
* Some trials suggest that aphids affect different components of yield in different varieties
  - test a single treatment on a single group of people
  - use juries to decide cases
* are afflictions
  - books
  - communicating
  - conducted by researchers
  - contests
  - experiments
  - located in courtrooms
  - news items because they involve people in dramatic and crisis situations
  - proceeding
  - the soil in which faith can flourish
* assess effects.
* compare patients.
* confirm effects.
* consist of individuals.
* contain evidence.
* demonstrate benefits
  - conditions
  - improvement
  - rules
* examine effects
  - factors
* find effects
  - side effects
* form of meditation.
* give feedback.
* illustrate tolerance.
* include replication.
* involve dietary treatments
  - participants
  - vitamin e treatments
* is effort
* is the judgement of life where the wheat is separated from the chaff
  - number of independent trials
  - only motor sport in which a number becomes a verb
* lead to approval
  - establishments
* look at issues
  - methods
  - specific issues
* produce evidence
  - mix results
* prove effectiveness.
* provide better management information
  - examples
  - insight
  - more information
* publish in journals.
* report effects
  - significant results
* show cases
  - consumption
  - functions
  - procedures
  - replacements
  - risk factors
  - values
* support use.
* to evaluate effects.
* use techniques.
* utilize products.
* way of life.
* yield promise results
  - such promise results
+ I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!, Bushtucker trial: 2002 television series debuts :: 2000s television series :: 2010s television series :: Reality television series
  * The public has to vote on which celebrity has to do it. To make the trials more challenging, they put some creepy crawlies with them. All trials have stars, and they earn stars for meals back at the camp.
  * Trials are different in places where the laws are different. Different countries, cities and states all have different laws that change how trials happen. Trials in some places are very short. In some places, however, important trials can take as long as a few years while the two sides gather information and put together their arguments.

### activity | attempt | trial:

Audition
* are motivated by the goal of acts
* sensory system
* take places.
+ Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra: Youth orchestras
  * Auditions are held in many European capital cities. From the start it included people from Eastern Europe. This was before the collapse of the Iron Curtain. It is a very big orchestra. The musicians play music that needs a large orchestra, usually music from the late Romantic period or the 20th century.
### activity | attempt | trial:

Control trial
* assess effects.
* examine effects.
* report effects.
* to evaluate effects.

Criminal trial
* Most criminal trials take place in state courts, which are governed by state evidence codes.
* are about testing the evidence
  - always without a jury
* involving violence can at times have graphic evidence.

Time trial
* are often a part of a stage race , for example the Tour de France
  - stage race, for example the Tour de France.
  * This is when the athlete races over a course as fast as they can. In cross country skiing and biathlon competitions, a skier will start every 30 to 60 seconds. These are called interval starts. Time trials are often a part of a stage race, for example the Tour de France

Auroral activity
* occurs high in the Earth's atmosphere and direct result of storms on our Sun.
* tends to come in waves during an evening, which are called geomagnetic substorms.
* varies from year to year with peaks of activity every eleven years
  - with the sun's activity

Bacterial activity
* Some bacterial activities lead to consumption.
* can affect the growth, structure and composition of nodules.
* heats the interior to destroy pathogens and larvae of harmful insects.
* is what creates the heat of a compost pile.
* slows down in winter time.

Beaver activity
* can also have detrimental effects
  - improve fish habitat
  - be beneficial to some wildlife species
  - have a significant influence on stream and riparian habitats
* creates habitat for other species.
* means more ponds, altered aquatic communities and biogeochemistry.
### activity | behavior:

Ethical behavior
* encompasses basic values of community and individual character.
* follows faith and salvation.
* is critical to business success, as well as to classroom success
  - developed only when one learns how to respect other people and their property
  - essential for a healthy community
* is important for success in life as well as in business
  - in all successful organizations
  - necessary in accounting if the information it provides is to be trusted
  - that which is good, useful, or pleasant
* is the binder in the foundation of military culture
  - process by which they are resolved
  - what is the acceptable practice among the business industry
* means even-handed behavior.
* measure of successful, responsible living.
* relates to use.

Excessive behavior
* creates conditions
  - dangerous conditions
* involves irritability and angry outbursts.
* occur along a continuum of risk ranging from minimal to extreme.

Feed behavior
* Some feed behavior is exhibited by mollusks.
* causes problems.

Group behavior
* Some group behavior is concerned with the fulfillment of the group task
  - the maintenance of good climate and working relationships
* is an extension of individual behavior.

Health behavior
* Some health behavior promotes good health
* are direct factors in maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
* can also involve a religious factor
  - positively influence a person's risks of developing cancer
* refers to a person's beliefs and actions regarding their health and well-being.

Healthy behavior
* are essential to prevent life-altering consequences
  - one of the key factors in the maintenance of physical health
* can greatly reduce the risk of cancer.
* improves survival.
### activity | behavior:

Instinctive behavior
* Some instinctive behaviors depend on maturational processes to appear.
* goes beyond simple responses to an external stimulus.
* tends to be stereotyped.
+ Instinct, Overview, Maturational instincts: Psychology :: Ethology
  * Some instinctive behaviors depend on maturational processes to appear. However, young birds have been experimentally reared in devices that prevent them from moving their wings until they reached the age at which their cohorts were flying. These birds flew immediately and normally when released, showing that their improvement resulted from neuromuscular maturation and not true learning. Campbell and Reece, 6th ed.

Irresponsible behavior
* can lead to injury.
* causes anguish in the hearts of their mothers.
* is exemplified by lying
  - immature behavior
* major problem for parents, teachers, and society.

### activity | behavior:

Learned behavior
* are behaviors that the red panda learns after birth by experience and observation
  - traits that are learned
* is acquired through experience.
* is behavior that has been learned from experience or from observing other animals
  - is learned
  - more complex and more efficient than innate behavior
  - passed on from mother to child in a near-human symbiotic relationship
  - something an animal discovers through trial, error and observation
  - usually more variable, changeable, or adaptable than innate behavior

Mate behavior
* Most mate behavior follows general patterns.
* Most mate behavior has characteristics
  - key characteristics

Mating behavior
* includes the 'ecstatic display' where the pairs swing their heads from side to side.
* is essential for any bisexual animal species to exist
  - very similar in all cats

Moral behavior
* allows people to get along with each other.
* is that which tends to promote our survival
  - the basis of society's existence
* means different things to different people.

Negative behavior
* All negative behavior is foreshadowed by some sort of mood change or behavioral change.
* are bad habits
  - strong indicators that a child is headed for trouble, in teen or adult years
* conveys weakness, insecurity, and fear.
* does happen and is one of several reasons for decline and disorganization.

Neurotic behavior
* All neurotic behavior brings suffering in one form or another.
* can produce monumental power over others.
* is usually the result of suppressed drives and or genetic defects.

Offense
* are the unlawful acts reported to a law enforcement agency.
* is operations
  - teams
  - the team in possession of the ball
  - very important in basketball
* requires proof.
* usually come when people think they've been treated unfairly or falsely accused.

### activity | behavior | offense:

Drug offense
* are cumulative from year to year, and school to school
  - risky business in Mexico
* contribute to nearly half of the increase in the female prison population.
* make up about one half of all offenses for which people are imprisoned in America.
* refer to both possession and trafficking charges.
### activity:

Biological activity
* Biological activities include effects
  - stimulant effects
* Many biological activities depend on wavelengths of visible light.
* is most prevalent near the soil surface in the aerobic zone.
* requires adequate organic matter to flourish.

Brain activity
* All brain activity occurs spontaneously, automatically, in response to challenge.
* Brain activities encourage memory-building skills.
* Some brain activities stimulate growth.
* holds key to optimal separations.
* is at most part of mere particular action of the observer
  - like the activity of a huge city
  - measured in hertz, as is sound
  - observable, like behaviour
  - very complex
* reflects acquisition of a conditional response to visually masked stimuli.
### activity | care:

Child care
* Child Care Costs One of the major expenditures of single parents is child care.
* Some child care is provided in the public sector.
* can also become more affordable by having a relative watch the child
  - vary widely from one small home to another
* central issue for parents, employers , and policy makers.
* consequence of soul care.
* core issue for the growing number of two-earner families.
* critical support for families moving from welfare to work.
* does attract trained loving people.
* emphasizes good nutrition in relation to progress of the child in school.
* fact of life, and often an expensive fact.
* falls under the category of domestic support.
* family support.
* field in transition.
* fundamental part of the community.
* helps shape children's futures and is key to school readiness.
* is also a major source of employment for women
  - always a major issue for families moving with younger children
* is an available support for children in care
  - especially important concern for young mothers, single mothers and women of color
  - essential family support
* is an important factor in the welfare reform debate
  - matter for parents
  - part of life for many families
  - another area of conflict for parents returning to work
* is as individual as each of the children in our care
  - much about early childhood development as it is about welfare to work
  - both a social investment and an area of income-generation
  - critical to worker productivity
* is essential if mothers are to work
  - to many lone parents
  - less of a problem when parenting is equitably divided between both parents
  - more than just a service that allows parents to work
  - needed for all children
  - one of the lowest-paying jobs in the country
* is provided for children ages six weeks through four years of age
* is provided for children younger than five
  - school age
  - infants and young children
  - free to children who are no longer in diapers
  - to enable parents to attend together
  - something that affects every working family in America
* is the cornerstone of healthy child and family policy
  - only program for which the majority of religious congregations charge a fee
  - usually a dilemma for students who have children
  - vital to women's ability to earn an income
* keeps people on the job.
* major issue for public assistance recipients entering the work force
  - in the United States and other countries
  - problem for all parents, but especially for single parents
* necessity for millions of American families.
* needs to be seen as a legitimate form of employment and income generation for women.
* new place with new people.
* partnership between parents and child care providers.
* poses a serious financial burden for many families.
* raises unexpected and sensitive issues that can complicate family relationships.
* remains important once parents enter the workforce.
  - for children whose parents are attending the convention
* shared responsibility within the community.
* whole-community responsibility.
### activity | care:

Foot care
* is an important means of reducing the impact of diabetic neuropathy.
* is especially important for people with diabetes
  - to people with diabetes
* is extremely important for diabetics
  - people diagnosed with diabetes
* is important for people with diabetes
  - to the overall health of individuals with Diabetes
* is particularly important for patients with circulatory problems
  - if diabetes mellitus is also present
  - perhaps the most important concern for people with diabetes
  - very important for people with diabetes

Foster care
* can also lead to adoption.
* is care
  - charge
  - usually a temporary service to help families through a difficult time

Good care
* can energize and rejuvinate people.
* helps prevent hearing problems and holes in the eardrum.

### activity | care:

Home care
* Home Care Apply warm compresses to soften crusts on the eyelids
  - Treat the cause of swelling
  - offers services that take place in the home
* Splint the wrist if pain is caused by trauma.
* Take measures to reduce stress and improve overall health.
* allows for the maximum amount of freedom for the individual
  - patients to remain at home while lifting some of the burden from their families
* can help to prevent or reduce dental disease
  - provide nursing services at home
  - shorten hospital stays and lead to quicker recovery from surgery or illness
* cost effective alternative to extended hospital stays or institutional care.
* designed to give caregivers a break is called respite care.
* focuses on treating the symptoms, because there is no cure for the disease.
* generic term for any services delivered in the home.
* helps keep families together
  - people who are unable to fully care for themselves at home
  - reduce medical costs without loss of quality
  - to reduce medical costs without a loss in quality care
* includes a broad range of health and social services
  - wide range of health and social services
* is also often less expensive than other forms of care.
* is an efficient means of delivering health care
  - essential part of the management of arthritis
  - evolving alternative in the delivery of medical services
  - intrusion in everyone's life
  - appropriate for many people in a variety of circumstances
  - one of the most important and most poorly paid of the health professions
  - primarily a continuation of the care that the health care provider prescribes
* is the form of care preferred by the American public
  - infusion of factor concentrates at home
  - objective of peritoneal dialysis
  - single most important procedure the owner can do to maintain oral health
* keeps families together.
* lower-cost alternative to extended hospital stays.
* offers benefits to children and parents.
* promotes holistic care.
* provides continuity of care from skilled medical professionals in the comfort of home.
* varies with the cause, type, and severity of retardation.
### activity | care:

Medical care
* consists of evaluation, diagnosis, treatment and education relative to health
  - pain relief until veterinary care can be obtained for diagnosis
* depends on the type and degree of seriousness of the illness.
* has high cost.
* helps young refugee children start a new life in the United States with new health.
* is actually disease care, crisis care, medicine after the fact
  - also an expensive part of the cost of living
* is an art based on science
  - essential human service
  - astronomically expensive in the United States
  - driven by technology
  - for the heart and pure water for the body
  - important for both physical and psychological reasons
  - more limited than in the United States
  - necessary to promote healing and to treat and prevent infection
  - one of the basic problems of every society
  - prescribed by physicians who are credentialed members of the hospital medical staff
* is provided by medical practitioners with a special interest in continuing care
  - private and salaried doctors, and in both public and private hospitals
  - for premature children or children born underweight
  - regulated by both federal and state laws
  - very expensive in the United States
  - vital to children with diabetes
* provides relief.
* right that every resident is entitled to.
* varies in quality, particularly in remote areas

Nursing care
* is based upon respect for the dignity and worth of every individual
  - evaluated in the context of adherence to standards of professional performance
* is medical aid
  - planned for children based on age, medical condition and individual needs
  - provided within a complex health care system
  - related to the underlying disease
* starts before surgery is performed, during surgery and continues after surgery.
### activity:

Cellular activity
* All cellular activities obey the known laws of physics and chemistry
  - activity is based on energy supplied by the sun or from chemical bonds
* Cellular activities produce waste.
* Most cellular activities occur in the cytoplasm
* Some cellular activities generate heat.

Chemical activity
* Chemical activities decrease with increasing ionic strength.
* is greatest where atoms of platinum are missing or at steps in the material.
### activity | creation | excavation:

Working
* can involve accomplishment
  - sleep
  - thinking
  - whistles
* causes a desire to rests
  - blisters
  - boredom
  - creations
  - fatigue
  - frustrations
  - hunger
  - prosperity
  - results
  - rewards
  - stress
  - work stress
  - treatments
* is used for poor people
  - producings

### activity | creation:

Job creation
* can have a substantial impact on violent crime.
* common benchmark used in economic development.
* depends on sustainable growth.
* is also another area where small business has changed the economic landscape
  - critical for improvement in the quality of life and well-being of Pacific peoples
  - largely responsible for the state's housing crisis
  - often the outcome of successful business, rather than the driver
  - one of the very few growth sectors within the modern UK economy
  - the centerpiece of welfare reform

Knowledge creation
* involves shaping, reviewing and enriching knowledge.
* is also about creating and exploring metaphor.

Logic programming
* applies to all areas of artificial intelligence and computer science.
* are computer programming
* can help deal with the problem of incompleteness of the database.
* is an active field of research in computer science
  - based on the idea that computation is controlled inference
* natural candidate for a modelling language in mathematical programming.
* uses logic and proof procedures to define and resolve problems.
### activity | creation | writing:

Technical writing
* involves translating technical documents into ordinary language.
* is almost always in the third person, avoiding personal pronouns.
* is an art and a science
* is an essential skill for a successful career in computer science and engineering
  - successful career in computer science or engineering
  - one of the hottest subgenres of writing today
* is the style of writing found in business related academic and trade journals
  - type of writing that is used to write textbooks, phone books and cookbooks
  - used in businesses and organizations
* is, to a large extent, writing used to convince someone of something.
* type of writing which focuses on a particular audience.
### activity | crime | cheating | fraud:

Telemarketing fraud
* Many telemarketing frauds involve the use of both telephones and the mail.
* can be successful when customers reveal confidential account information
  - scam consumers out of their life savings in just one phone call
* complex offense which requires numerous conditions to work effectively.
* form of organized criminal activity.
* is another means used to bilk businesses.
* multi-billion dollar business in the United States.

Toll fraud
* can also refer to unauthorized usage of a phone system.
* costs businesses billions of dollars every year.

Welfare fraud
* creates a burden for taxpayers by increasing the cost of welfare programs.
* crime against the most vulnerable in our society.
* is an issue that has a lot of politics involved
  - something that all types of people are committing for various reasons
* serious offense.

Committal
* are the first stage of hearing indictable offences in the criminal justice system.
* is crime

### activity | crime:

Computer crime
* Many computer crimes involve compromising confidentiality and stealing information.
* are crimes of traditional infringement in a new dimension
  - the crimes of the future
* can both be criminal and affect national security.
* growing threat to data.
* involve hardware theft, software theft.
* involves everything from stealing money to stealing important company files
  - intellectual properties
* is an international problem requiring a formal system for international cooperation
  - illegal in Colorado
  - something that potentially affects and concerns all computer users
* is the latest form of transnational crime
  - use of computer hardware, software, or data for illegal activities
* serious challenge to the jurisdiction and implementation of international law.

Corporate crime
* does far more damage to society than all street crime combined.
* is endemic the world over.
* kills far more people and costs taxpayers far more money than street crime.

Crime control
* is problematic as neighborhoods grow at the perimeters of the urban area.
* rests primarily with the social system.

Cybercrime
* growing concern of both industry and government, as both are vulnerable to attacks.
* has a tendency to be cyclical.
* is an area where vigilance is key
  - issue which many countries feel strongly about
  - on the rise in Singapore
* is one of the fastest-growing criminal activities on the planet
  - the wave of the future
### activity | crime:

Felony
* Felonies are a more serious category of crime
* Felonies are crimes generally punishable by more than one year's imprisonment
  - of moral turpitude
* Felonies are crimes punishable by more than one year's imprisonment
  - one year or more in state prison
  - criminal acts
* Felonies are major crimes and misdemeanors are lesser crimes
  - such as armed robbery and murder
* Felonies are more serious crimes than misdemeanors
  - crimes, and misdemeanors are less serious crimes
  - much more serious crimes than misdemeanors, and hence have much harsher sentences
* Felonies are punishable by confinement in state prison
  - prison incarceration, unless probation is granted
  - serious crimes for which the offender can be sentenced to state prison
* Felonies are serious crimes such as murder, rape, arson, theft of highly valued property
  - murder, rape, robbery, assault and many drug offenses
* Felonies are serious offenses, for which the sentence can include imprisonment for a year or more
  - most often involving violations of peoples' rights
  - the most serious crimes, and can result in prison time
  - typically the most serious crimes in any system of criminal law
  - very serious crimes punishable by sentences in state prison for more than one year
  - fall within the police power of the States
* is crime
  - used in various senses in the United States

### activity | crime | felony:

Larceny
* Larcenies occur when items are left unattended.
* can be anything from shoplifting to theft from cars, etc.
* is felonies
  - legal term for wrongful taking of property
  - the legal term for stealing
  - used when talking about stealing someone's property in regards to the law
* lesser included offense of armed robbery.

Pilferage
* are larceny.
* is one of the most common forms of internal loss.
### activity | crime | violation | public nudity:

Nudism
* expresses the joy of living and experiencing nature the most natural way possible.
* is actually illegal
  - all about feeling comfortable with one's body, and learning to judge people differently
  - enjoyed by people of all shapes, sizes and ages
  - non sexual, non erotic
  - practice
  - practiced with a certain bravado in order to conceal the underlying tension
* lifestyle that is made up of families and people of all ages.
* promotes public nudity in a group, but in special locations.
* truly cross-section of society.
* wholesome, family-oriented environment.
+ Public nudity: Nudity

Sacrilege
* is double theft
  - the destruction of religious objects
* mistreatment of what is sacred, of persons or things consecrated to divine worship.

Sedition
* also applies to actions which support and aid the enemy in times of war.
* are misdemeanors.
* is punishable by a fine and up to three years in prison.
* is the illegal act of inciting people to resist or rebel against the government in power
  - incitement of or resistance to legal authority
### activity:

Criminal activity
* Most criminal activity involves petty theft, such as pickpocketing and purse snatching.
* declines significantly as individuals mature into their thirties.
* exists everywhere.
* has no nationality.
* is also a skilled profession.
* takes place when there is an opportunity.
* transcends race or ethnicity.

### activity:

Custom
* Some customs affect people
  - relate to death
* also build family identity.
* are duties
  - effective in orderly way of social life, in execution of rules
  - general or particular customs
  - habitual actions or practices
  - most important for the protection of domestic products
  - practices passed down through the generations
  - survival
  - the regular habits and non-religious rituals of a local people
  - trade
* come from heritage
  - nomadic heritage
* enforces hundreds of laws and international agreements.
* enforces laws governing bills of lading
  - regarding importation of livestock
* is an integral part of the institutional matrix of modern economies
  - practice, sanctioned by tradition meaning, it goes back a long time
  - the habit of doing certain things like shaking hands and tipping hats mentioned above
* make style.
* manufactured goods are usually of high quality and more expensive than mass produced goods.
* plays an important role in Jewish life.
* printed calendars are one of the most effective forms of advertising.
* related to death also have maritime correlatives.
* use components
  - identical components
* vary among religions, ethnic groups, and localities
  - with ethnicity
+ Legal precedent, Types of precedent, Custom: Law
  * Long-held custom, which has traditionally been recognized by courts and judges, is the first kind of precedent. Custom can be so deeply entrenched in the society at large that it gains the force of law. There need never have been a specific case decided on the same or similar issues in order for a court to take notice of customary or traditional precedent in its deliberations.

### activity | custom:

Burial custom
* differ widely from society to society.
* show Egyptian and Aegean influence.

Funeral custom
* are as old as civilization itself.
* vary according to regions, but some common practices are observed.

Jewish custom
* discourages giving flowers in memory of someone who has died.
* has boys circumcised on the eighth day after birth.

Muslim custom
* varies by country , but boys can be circumcised at any time before puberty.
+ Circumcision: Health :: Sexuality :: Religion :: Islamic culture
  * Muslim custom varies by country, but boys can be circumcised at any time before puberty. Jewish boys are circumcised when they are 1 week old.
### activity | custom | ritual:

Rite of passage
* Rites of passage are a preparation for the celebration of adulthood as is motherhood
  - can foster and contribute to spirituality, traditional ones and new ones
  - celebrate and protect the person or people who are changing
  - indicate important moments in the lives of people
  - is rituals
  - occur at birth, puberty, marriage, menopause and death.
  * All people in every society and culture experience rites of passage but, these often happen differently, for diverse reasons and, at special times depending on what society or culture the person comes from. Rites of passage celebrate and protect the person or people who are changing
* is part of the lives of all young adults, in one way or another.
+ Rites of passage, The Universal Structure of Rites of Passage: Society
  * Rites of passage are ordered into three phases. The Rites of Passage.

Ritual abuse
* is an extreme sadistic form of abuse of children and non-consenting adults.
* severe type of abuse, and the therapy process is often long and involved.

Social custom
* are different in different parts of the world.
* constrain men-women interaction.
* is another factor contributing to the rise of alcoholism in Russia.

Traditional custom
* distinguish between persons on the basis of social status and sex.
* form a major part of family and community life.

Daily activity
* Daily activities result in metabolic waste and environmental contaminants accumulating on the skin.
* varies between males and females during different seasons.

Delinquency
* Delinquencies can occur because of math errors.
* is an activity
  - at an all time low at one tenth of one percent
  - negligence
  - one of the pitfalls of making loans
  - protest against middle-class
  - therefore situational, depending on a particular time, place and setting
* means antisocial or violent behaviour in young people, often involving criminal acts.

Diaphoresis
* fancy medical term for perspiration or sweating.
* is an activity
  - often present
  - particularly common in inferior infarcts
* non-specific symptom or sign, which means that it has many possible causes.

Dishonesty
* is an activity
  - wrongdoing
* takes many forms.
### activity | diversion | entertainment:

Nightlife
* comes alive at the weekends when the whole city seems to take to the streets.
* consists of sleeping
  - stargazing, sleep, and quiet strolls
* heats up as soon as the sun sets.
* includes live jazz and DJs spinning a variety of music from latin to acid jazz.
* is active and goes to the wee hours
  - centred around the expensive restaurants, bars and discos in the upmarket hotels
  - determined by location
  - to be found primarily in international hotels
* revolves around salsa clubs and discoteques
  - mostly around restaurants, bars and some nightclubs
* starts as soon as the sun goes down and ends at sunrise.
* way of life.

Show
* are entertainment.
* are located in operas
  - television
  - theaters
  - programs
  - sitcoms
  - social events
  - spectacles
* are used for audiences
  - education
  - enjoyment
  - fun
  - relaxation
  - wearing
* have episodes.
* is entertainment

### activity | diversion | entertainment | show | fair:

Book fair
* are bazaar
  - fairs
  - traditionally fund-raising devices operated once or twice a year
* help to encourage reading, as well.

Gala
* are celebration
  - socials
* is festivity

### activity | diversion:

Hobby
* Hobbies are about having fun and enjoying the company of others who share the same interest
  - also therapeutic for the mind
  - falcons
  - personal passions relegated to the edges of people's lives
  - recreational activities
  - sports and lifting weights
* Hobbies are video games and spending time with friends
  - help reality
  - often force the mind to build new mental patterns in order to accomplish certain tasks
  - provide a feeling of control and competency during times of stress
* is interest

Jig
* fish lure
* have actions.

Night life
* begins in Georgetown even before the sun goes down.
* is diversion

### activity | diversion | red herring:

Hypernatremia
* is evidence supporting intracellular volume contraction
  - usually the result of administration of intravenous saline
* red herring.

Socialized medicine
* has the virtue of simplicity.
* regressive form of health care system.
### activity | diversion | sport:

Amateur sport
* are sports in which participants engage largely or entirely without remuneration.
* is important to the quality of life in the province of Ontario
  - played for the sport and professional sport for economic reasons

### activity | diversion | sport:

Archery
* Archeries are archeries
  - human activities
  - outdoor activities
* Shorten the distance to the target.
* can be dangerous.
* grand sport and knows no age limit.
* hunting for bear is open in north Georgia during the archery deer season.
* is also a famous sport and is practiced often.
* is an Olympic sport - both individual and team
  - inherently dangerous activity that can result in serious injury or death
  - considered to be the third most significant achievement in the advancement of early man
  - enjoyed by people of all ages, and most people have their own bows
* is more archaic and ritualistic than other sports
  - than aiming an arrow
  - one avenue of developing the self in relationship to others, in body, mind, and spirit
* is one of the fastest growing sports for women in the U.S. today
  - oldest sports know to the human race
  - rich with history, it covers time from the strong age to the space age
* is the most challenging sport of all hunting sports
  - only legal method of hunting turkey in the fall
  - same as any other form of physical activity
  - sport of shooting an arrow at a certain target
  - sport, practice or skill of using a bow to propel arrows
* is unique because it requires very little motor skills
  - in that it combines sport and handicraft
* learn how to safely use a bow and arrow.
* mind game.
* national sport and all men participate.
* non dress out class
  - dress-out class
* offers different things to different people.
* practice that symbolizes concentration.
* requires a vast amount of both physical and mental strength
  - coordination and physical and mental skill
  - for all ages in which everyone can participate
* sport that can be enjoyed by the whole family
  - involve the whole family
  - has been gaining velocity over the years

Competitive sport
* are a major pastime of society.
* can help develop attitudes of aggression and aggression is essential in war.
* particularly important setting in which social learning takes place.

Contact sport
* are inadvisable, since trauma can cause bleeding in the cysts
* can pose unnecessary dangers for smaller kids.
* have inherent dangers that put young athletes at special risk for severe injuries.
### activity | diversion | sport:

Water sport
* Many water sports are popular like, surfing, scuba diving and deep-sea fishing.
* abound including parasailing, jet skiing, water skiing and diving.
* are a great form of exercise, and coordination development
  - way of life in Acapulco
* are also prevalent
  - very common in Kuwait
  - especially dangerous in stormy weather
  - extremely popular on lakes in all parts of the state
  - very popular, including swimming, surfing, scuba diving, fishing, and sailing
* have many inherent dangers simply due to the fact that they're on water.
* include surf.
* turn to ice sports with the change of season.
### activity | eating:

Proper eating
* is essential to good health.
* plays a role in bone development and retention.

Vegetarian eating
* can be very healthy.
* ensures good health fitness and glowing skin.
* exists for as long as a hundred generations.

### activity:

Economic activity
* All economic activity depends on the survival of healthy, natural ecosystems
  - takes place within cultures
* Economic activities are created by stimuluses
  - depend upon capital, resources, power supplies, labor, information, and land
* Economic activities require energy resources
* denotes activity which has an effect upon wildlife.
* is an aspect of the public mood
  - linked to trade and commerce
  - the most easily understood and quantified key factor in traffic flow
* matter of survival.
* occurs in cycles or periods of strong growth followed by decreases in growth.
* operates on a worldwide scale.
* part of the everyday lives of all people.
* remains mainly in the hands of powerful elites and clans.
* tends to occur in family groups, rather than business firms.
### activity | education:

Cooperative education
* can help to decrease turnover in career positions.
* combines classroom learning with productive work experience.
* combines work experience with time spent in the college classroom
  - in the university classroom
* involves working for a company, getting paid, and getting college credit.
* is one method of gaining valued work experience while still in school.
* program that combines academic study and practical work experience.
* unique kind of education.
* way to gain work experience while attending classes.

Course
* are actions
  - direction
  - facilities
  - layers
* are part of meals
  - walls
  - serieses
* is education
* report A course report report of individual student achievement in a particular course.

### activity | education | course:

Adult education
* encourages children's education.
* field of practice, study, research and scholarship.
* has a long tradition.
* process through which learners become aware of significant experience.
* professional learning experience.

Appetizer
* are a small serving of food such as olives , cheese , or bread.
* is located in dinner.
+ Meal, Types of meals: Foods
  * In some cases, a starter or appetizer is served before the dinner. Appetizers are a small serving of food such as olives, cheese, or bread. In many countries, people serve an alcoholic drink with dinner, such as wine or beer.

### activity | education | course | appetizer:

Nacho
* are appetizer
  - finger food
  - soccer players
  - spicy food
  - tortilla chips
* cause a desire to farts.

### activity | education | course:

Golf course
* apply chemicals to their fairways and other areas twelve to thirteen times per season.
* are courses
  - heavy users of pesticides and fertilizers, which degrade water quality
  - one of the many land uses that contribute to a well-balanced livable community
* can be very harmful to the environment
  - bring environmental benefits, when they are built as a way to reclaim brownfields
  - enhance and protect wildlife habitat and water resources
* have water hazards.
* improve air quality through their trees and shrubs.
* preserve open space and provide havens for wildlife.
* replace habitat or farmland with sterile, carpet-smooth fairways.
* require a lot of water, and many areas of Mexico are dry.

Racetrack
* Many racetracks have veterinarians who regularly perform acupuncture on horses.
* can be one of the most peaceful places in the world when there s no racing going on.
### activity | education:

Physical education
* addresses body dynamics, movement, physical fitness, competition, and teamwork.
* benefits society in a variety of ways, most obviously by improving our health.
* can advance retarded motor skills
  - provide opportunity for self expression and social interaction
* focuses on sportsmanship, physical conditioning, and lifelong activities.
* helps to maintain life.
* is activity using a program for physical fitness
  - also an integral part of the total education process
  - an academic department offering a major subject area toward a degree
* is an integral and essential component of the education of American youth
  - part of the total education of a child
  - outdoor class which involves low and high impact activities such as sports
  - education through movement
  - important for people of all ages, including the little preschoolers
  - movement with a purpose
  - no panacea, but it is an important part of what makes a person whole
  - taught by qualified teachers who have been trained to teach the subject
* is the development of motor skills
  - study and practice of the art and science of human movement
* planned instructional program with specific objectives.
* rapidly expanding field involving many specialized areas.
* takes the form of folk dancing and creative games.
* teaches children how abstract concepts relate to the physical world.

Poor education
* is one of the main forces that are keeping child labour strong.
* limits success in the labor market.

### activity | education:

Popular education
* advocates participatory learning processes.
* begins with people's own experience.
* constantly changing and growing process that has roots in many countries.
* continuous process of learning and unlearning.
* democratizes the creation of, access to, and the dissemination of information.
* is political education for everyday people.
* method that can prove useful to youth groups and other organizations.
* motivates people to action towards social change and is transformative.
* prioritizes the poor, marginalized, deprived and oppressed.

### activity | education:

Primary education
* is compulsory for all children
  - free so that all children can go to school
  - the cornerstone of successful international development
* leads to better family health, lower fertility, and slower population growth.
* provides the basic elements of education at elementary or primary schools.
+ Primary school: Types of schools
  * However, this is true only for schools in the urban areas. Further, the rural schools use the mother tongue as medium of instruction, not resorting to English in any way. Primary education is free in government schools. States of West Bengal, Maharashtra, Manipur, Nagaland and Kerala have done very good work in this way of spreading primary education.

Professional education
* continuous process that ends only when ambition ends.
* uses experiential learning often in their classrooms.

Progressive education
* is seen as the panacea of Soviet societal ills.
* seems to have replaced learning by rote with learning by reflex.
### activity | education:

Real education
* consists of more than merely teaching men the subjects taught in a school curriculum.
* happens every day to every person of every age.
* has more to do with developing intellectual skills than with memorizing facts.
* is about extending students thinking and abilities beyond what they already know
  - letting each and every student achieve their full potential

School education
* builds on knowledge that children come to school with.
* has a central role to play in shaping opinions and perceptions.
+ Valle d'Aosta, People, Languages
  * Italian and French are the region's official languages and are used for the regional government's acts and laws, though Italian is much more widely spoken in everyday life. School education is given equally in both Italian and French.

Science education
* fosters students' desire to meet a challenge, take risks, and learn from mistakes.
* is an important curriculum area that relies on the use of scientific technology.
* is the act of obtaining knowledge about science
  - key to the birth of new technologies and innovations

Secondary education
* encompasses the end stage of compulsory education in most countries.
* is both a terminal cycle and one that prepares for further education
  - made up of four years of middle school with two more years for high school
  - preparatory education
* occurs mainly during the teenage years.

Somatic education
* improves natural control of our own body.
* involves a kind of awakening
  - learning to control our own body

### activity | education:

Special education
* big-ticket item and is hardest hit when governments slash spending.
* embraces the right to a free appropriate public education.
* huge factor in the mammoth growth of the cost of public education.
* is already the domain in which charter schools have the least freedom
* is for children who have a disability
  - with mental, physical, or emotional disabilities
  - instruction designed to meet a student's unique needs
  - one of the most misunderstood areas in everyone's school system
  - teaching
* is the system's way of copping out from being responsible for the child's failure
  - treatment of choice for learning disabilities in school
* means that a child is handicapped in some way.
* refers to remedial instruction in academic areas.
* takes place within a community, a school district, and a school building.