### location:

Core
* Most cores are covered by layers.
* Most cores are surrounded by layers
  - liquid layers
  - have the shape of a ring or a square
  - present hard surfaces
* Some cores are surrounded by keratin sheaths.
* Some cores become dwarfs
  - hot white dwarfs
* Some cores contain irons
  - proteins
  - water
  - create gases
* Some cores have high magnetic permeability
* Some cores produce heat
  - metabolic heat
* are albums
  - bars
  - chambers
* are part of magnets
  - nuclear reactors
  - samples of lake sediment retrieved by driving a hollow tube into the lake bottom
  - sets
* can be metal, sand, sand shell, or other
  - shell or other
* contain chemicals.
* extracted by drilling into the ice are one of the best records of past climates.
* generate electricity.
* have radii.
* produce steam.

### location | core:

Ice core
* Some ice cores contain nitrate.
* contain a detailed record of our Earth's climate history.
* drilled from the Greenland ice sheet contain a record of climate change.
* hold a climate record that is as old as the ice field from which they are taken
  - an amazingly detailed record of Earth's climate
* offer important clues to Earth's past climate.
* provide a wealth of information on the past climate
  - ice properties as a function of depth
  - proxy climate data reaching back many tens of thousands of years
  - valuable evidence concerning the duration of ice ages
* taken from large ice sheets provide information on changes in the climate.

### location:

Corner
* are a type of defensive back often assigned to cover wide receivers
  - areas
  - intersections
* are located in boxs
  - street corners
  - monopoly
  - part of buildings
  - parts
  - points
  - structures
* essentially correspond to sharp points on image edge contours.
* game of skills and logic.
* is an area
+ Cornerback: American football positions
  * A 'cornerback' is a position on defense in American football. They usually line up on the edges of the field opposite the opposing receivers. Corners are a type of defensive back often assigned to cover wide receivers. Corners can rush the passer, intercept balls, tackle, and deflect passes. There main job is to stop the receivers from catching the ball. In 'zone defense', corners are assigned to a specific area of the field, in which they cannot let anyone make a catch. In 'man defense', corners cover one player and try to stop them from catching a ball.

### location | corner:

Convex corner
* arise in graph theory, for instance as stable set polytopes of graphs.
* can form occluding edges.

Countryside
* are countries
  - places
* have beauty.
* includes pasture.

Crest
* Some crests increase oxygen uptake.
* are bands
  - emblems
  - lines
  - part of coats of arm
  - processes
  - symbols showing clan membership
  - toothpastes
* helps fight tooth decay.
* serve functions.

### location | crest:

Cockscomb
* are caps
  - herbs
* come in two different shapes.
* tolerates heat and drought conditions.

Dakota
* includes Pierre.
* is part of America.

### location:

District
* Many districts have programs that help parents buy books and software.
* Some districts are countries or groups of countries.
* are films
  - regions
  - states
  - television shows
  - the mid-sized sections of a city
* cover areas.
* have authority
  - growth
  - laws
  - social workers
* serve students.
* use information.
+ Curitiba, Geography, Neighborhoods: Cities in Paraná State :: Capitals of Brazilian states
  * All districts are served by the system of integrated urban transport.
+ The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Organization: Mormonism
  * In areas where the church is less established and there are not enough members to form a stake, a district is formed. Districts serve much the same role as stakes. In turn, districts are divided into branches. If the church membership grows large enough, a district will be changed into a stake and the branches into wards.