### written communication | return:

Repatriation
* involves voluntary return home in safety and with dignity.
* is one of the corner-stones of Rastafari belief
  - seen as the key to ensuring that ancestors are treated with respect
  - the favoured solution for refugees exiled in the course of conflict
* means that people have been brought to a new area to start all over.
* often involves as much culture shock as expatriation.

Total return
* assume the reinvestment of any income and capital gains.
* broader measure of a security's performance.
* is increase in stock price and dividends
  - the combination of price change and dividends reinvested daily
* is the sum of capital gains and income yield
  - interest earnings and principal appreciation

Venous return
* is impaired and causes a fall in the cardiac output
  - via the external and internal pudendal veins
* leads to filling of the heart.

Warrant
* are a form of stock
  - pacts
  - permission
* is an instrument

### written language:

Code
* Many codes allow the use of metallic conduits to be used as grounding conductors.
* Most codes are a combination of phrases, syllables, words, or whole sentences.
* are capitals in machine readable usage
  - concepts
  - letter combinations or symbols used to represent words or concepts
  - messages in which words are represented by letters, words, numbers or symbols
  - regulations by military orders
  - socially and historically defined
  - the arrangement of words that make up the message
  - themselves concepts, and they are also represented with models
* contribute to the well-being of a community.
* describe procedures, services, and supplies.
* govern construction, maintenance of structures and the use of structures.
* has restrictions.
* indicates evidence.
* is code of conduct
  - cools
* is used for representing programming or mark-up code
  - snippets of code which appear inside a paragraph of text
  - to indicate that a fragment of text is computer code
* numeric code that uniquely identifies the message.
* protect the public's health, safety and welfare.
* provide for economy of space in computer systems.
* provides guidelines.
* written language.
+ Comparison of IOC, FIFA, and ISO 3166 country codes, Former countries and former country names: Country codes
  * Codes are shown with their last year of use.

### written language | code:

Area code
* Some area codes cover a very large geographic area, up to an entire state.
* have a geographic identity.
* is code.

Bar code
* Most bar codes have a fixed number of possible bar widths.
* allow products to be quickly identified and moved.
* are like fonts.
* come in several different languages that are referred to as symbologies.
* consist of patterns of light and dark areas.
* is at the intersection where the physical world meets the digital
* pattern of bars and spaces which represent numbers, letters or characters.
* simulate data entry from a keyboard.

Binary code
* are specific to machines.
* bunch of ones and zeroes that all files are made up of.
  - simply strings of ones and zeros

### written language | code:

Building code
* Building Codes Learn how building code changes affect the construction process.
* allow trailers and mobile homes to be used.
* are a states' rights issue
  - common in industrialized nations, but rare in developing countries
  - complex and detailed requirements which govern home construction
  - legal documents designed by a board of building professionals
  - the public's first line of defense against earthquakes
* govern the performance of building materials in a fire.
* have very little to do with firefighting operating safety.
  - mandates
* provide public safeguards.
* require exit stairwells to provide a good measure of protection in case of fire.
* require structures to be built to minimum standards
  - constructed to minimum standards
  - that structures be built in certain ways