### furniture | stool:

Green stool
* Some green stools have worms.
* can be the result of a foremilk-hindmilk imbalance.

Liquid stool
* can lead to dehydration, which can be very serious to a small infant.
* is more difficult to hold than solid.

Loose stool
* Most loose stools have chemical smell.
* Some loose stools contain mucuses.
* have almost a chemical smell
* side effect if excess is used.

Ottoman
* are dynasties.
* are located in basements
  - dens
  - living rooms
  - parlors
  - seats
  - used for decoration

Watery stool
* are a characteristic of visuchika
  - called diarrhea
* occur in diarrhoea.

### furniture:

Table
* are HTML codes used to effectively organize information into rows and columns.
* are a collection of cells, arranged into rows
  - concise means of presenting large amounts of numerical data in a logical format
  - way of organizing information on a web page
  - also widely used to size the width of Web pages
  - an extremely versatile method of displaying information on web pages
  - arrays
  - capable of wooden furniture
  - created by carpenters
  - flat surfaces
  - flats
  - gathering
* are lists of numbers and words
  - numbers, figures include any sort of illustration, map, or graph
  - words or numbers arranged in rows and columns
* are located in apartments
  - bedrooms
  - buildings
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  - corners
  - demonstrations
  - dining rooms
  - doctors
  - floors
  - houses
  - internet cafes
  - kitchens
  - libraries
  - lofts
  - meetings
  - rugs
  - weddings
* are made of soft materials
  - stones
* are near land surfaces
  - nesting tables
  - objects on which to place things, as chairs are objects for sitting
  - ovals
  - physical objects
  - platforms
  - pool tables
  - rounds
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  - data, while a field discrete piece of data in a table
  - smalls
  - squares
  - the attribute data associated with a specific point, line, or area
  - used by men
* are used for dinner
  - play cards
  - playing games
  - reads
  - in labs to record information and to synthesize conclusions
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  - detail information
  - elements
  - results
* depict trends.
* describe purposes
  - responsibility
* display characteristics
* feature tops
  - wood plank tops
* give off light.
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  - examples
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  - legs
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  - planks
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  - wood planks
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* is an array
* list values.
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  - biochemical explanations
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* support conclusions.
* use columns and rows to organize information.
+ Sexagenary cycle, Overview, Conversion tables: Calendars :: Units of time
  * Tables show specific years in the context of a repeating sexagenary cycle.
+ Table (information): Typography :: Statistics :: Written communication :: Graphics
  * The use of tables is widespread in all types of communication, research and data analysis. Tables appear in print media, handwritten notes, computer software, architectural ornamentation, traffic signs and many other places. The details vary according to circumstances. Tables are extremely flexible, and can easily be constructed on computer and in print.