ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### person | adult:

Adult geese
* are grazers
  - prey for wolves, foxes, coyotes and bald eagles
* have few natural predators other than man.

Adult lice
* are active and can travel quickly
  - hard to see since they are about the size of a sesame seed
* can live for a few weeks on a host.
* have claws, which are suitable for grasping and clinging to hair follicles.
* look more like specks of dirt than insects.

Adult life
* carries a multitude of roles and responsibilities.
* process of managing change and continuities over time.

Aquatic adult
* attract females through tail-waving.
* have prominent red reathery gills, are large, and have four toes on each foot.

Big deal
* are importance.
* is an adult

### person | adult:

Big fish
* Big Fish Eat Little Fish.
* Some big fish eat small fish.
* are films
  - suckers for a sunken terrestrial
* can have a big impact on a pond.
* come to the beaches and inshore primarily to spawn.
* eat little fish
  - other fish, they eat fat swimming creatures
  - small fish, small fish eat tiny fish and tiny fish eat insects and plankton
  - smaller fish
* eat the little fish and concentrate the pesticides to a higher level in their bodies
  - fish, and people catch and eat the big fish
* have a nasty habit of eating little fish.
* seem to be less selective and easier to catch when it is dark.
* stick mostly to inside channels and surf.

Big gun
* are singles.
* make noise.
### person | adult | conservative:

Social conservative
* Some social conservatives advocate using the state to directly curb immoral behavior.
* are right about school climate being rooted in the overall culture.
* credit a rise in the popularity of abstinence.
* make up a quarter of the electorate.
* tend to say that the reason for crime is criminals.

Traditionalist
* Many traditionalists have an anti-patriotic attitude towards the United States.
* Some traditionalists even compare gay relationships to bestiality.
* are conservatives
  - pessimists about the future and optimists about the past
  - the private, silent generation
* believe animals talk in human voices and people have the power to tell the future
  - that extractive industry critical element in regional economic growth
* insist that literature transcends culture.

Counsel
* conducts investigations
  - reasonable investigations
* considers assistance.
* consults with experts.
* has responsibility.
* helps choices
  - individuals
* includes adult bodies
  - arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - legs
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - recommendations
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* makes investigations
  - such investigations
* represents parties.
### person | adult:

Doc
* also tend to give the skin and cere and orange-ish coloration.
* includes adult bodies
  - arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - legs
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* provide advice
  - general information

### person | adult | doc:

Quack
* are doctors
  - healers
  - sound
* can be sincere and misguided individuals, as well as charlatans and frauds.
* claim to be persecuted and misunderstood.
  - cell membranes
  - legs
  - plasma membranes
* often prescribe homeopathy , a make believe cure for a make believe disease.
* try to appear trustworthy by having well-known athletes promote their product.
### person | adult | doctor:

Naturopathic doctor
* are the general practitioners of naturopathic medicine
  - trained to diagnose, treat and most importantly prevent illness
* recommend herbs like licorice , dong quai , and black cohosh.
* stress self-responsibility and prevention.
* treat asthma with onion juice.
### person | adult | doctor | surgeon:

Cardiac surgeon
* Some cardiac surgeons have additional training to perform pediatric or transplant surgery.
* can repair the organ that gives life to humans.
* perform operations on patients to treat cardiovascular diseases.

### person | adult | doctor | surgeon:

Neurosurgeon
* Many neurosurgeons do place a bone graft in the space where the disc is removed.
* Most neurosurgeons have specialties.
* Some neurosurgeons use headbands for occipital plagiocephaly.
* also care for patients with tumors of the brain or spinal cord.
* are brain-buddies
  - more than just brain surgeons
  - pianists looking for a piano to play
* call it a brain.
* normally operate in a tiny field that is about the size of a quarter.
* often use an operating microscope to help magnify the nerves and discs
  - magnifying lenses as they perform delicate surgery
  - work closely with physical therapists or physiatrists to coordinate treatment
* operate on the brain, skull, scalp and spinal column.
* participate in the care of patients with skull base tumors.
* perform brain, spine and peripheral nerve surgery
  - surgery necessary to treat disorders of the brain, spinal cord and nerves
  - surgical procedures on the brain
* provide management of disorders of the brain, spine and peripheral nerves.
* specialize in the brain, spine, spinal cord and peripheral nerves.
* tend to put all patients on prophylactic therapy.
* treat patients with problems related to the head, spinal cord or nerves.
* use fascia lata, pericardium and dura for dura repair.

Oral surgeon
* are particularly worried about tongue piercing
  - specialists who perform many aspects of surgery in and about the head area
* can safely do general anesthesia in their offices.
* perform constructive surgery on patients mouths and jaws.

Orthopaedic surgeon
* Some orthopaedic surgeons specialize in non-union repairs.
* care for people of all age groups ranging from infants to the elderly.
* have an international reputation as outstanding specialists in their field.
* straighten bones.
* treat patients of all ages requiring acute and chronic care.

### person | adult | doctor | surgeon:

Orthopedic surgeon
* Most orthopedic surgeons recommend that athletes wear semi-flexible orthotic inserts.
* Some orthopedic surgeons take additional training to specialize in the foot and ankle.
* are doctors who treat fractures related to osteoporosis
  - physicians trained in the care of patients with musculoskeletal problems
* can also rejoin the ends of the broken bones with a number of metallic devices.
* discusses experiment to determine why Aboriginals stand on one leg.
* handle related operative procedures.
* have one of the longest training periods
  - only a few modalities for relief of pain
* insert a metal rod into a elderly patient's leg to add support.
* provide medical and surgical treatment for injuries or diseases of bones.
* specialize in the surgical treatment of bone and joint disorders.
* treat diseases, conditions and injuries of the bones, muscles and joints.
* use a grading system to describe ankle sprains.
### person | adult | doctor | surgeon:

Plastic surgeon
* Most plastic surgeons take photographs before and after surgery.
* Some plastic surgeons perform breast augmentation to disguise mild to moderate cases in women.
* Some plastic surgeons recommend eyedrops to help relieve any burning or itching
  - hyperbaric treatment to hasten healing after the operation
* are able to reconstruct defects with innovative techniques
  - committed to fully informed patient consent
  - experts in both facial and body procedures
* can do some remarkably good work at removing scars.
* deal with clefts of the lip and palate.
* fight to help children with cleft lips or other congenital defect or deformities.
* hide the scars in inconspicuous areas.
* look after most of the hand injuries in Ontario.
* measure the patient's happiness to judge the outcome of their work.
* offer a designer vagina.
* participate in team planning when patients are interested in breast reconstruction.
* perform both cosmetic and reconstructive surgery
* treat many injuries, including burns, sun damage to the skin and animal bites
  - multiple skin problems including wounds, skin tumors, and skin resurfacing
* try to match skin that has been removed with skin from another area of the body.
* use facial implants to improve and enhance facial contours
  - meticulous techniques and fine sutures to produce a fine line

Thoracic surgeon
* are among the most highly educated specialists
* perform surgery on the heart, lung and esophagus.
* treat diseases involving the heart, lungs, espohagus and chest wall.

Tibetan doctor
* Some tibetan doctors use pulses.
* use methods.

Traditional doctor
* are also responsible for helping to cure illnesses caused by spirits.
* inherit shitongelejo, or objects of ancestral remembrance, from their ancestors.
### person | adult | educator:

Professor
* Some professors isolate compounds.
* advance to administrative positions
* apply concepts.
* are academicians
  - books
* are capable of school students
  - teach courses
* are experts in their fields, dedicated to teaching in a college community
  - various engineering disciplines
  - located in colleges
  - officials and employed for life
  - teachers
  - the employees of University City
* become distinguish researchers
* challenge students.
* communicate with students.
* conduct experiments.
* create articles.
* desire smart students.
* discover key strategies
* draw diagrams.
* eat convenience store snacks
* gain experience
  - teach experience
* have experience
  - husbands, wives, children and pets
* includes adult bodies
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
* is an academic
* lift heads.
* meet students.
* propose ways.
* report results.
* specialize in fields
  - subject fields
* spend time.
* study beliefs
  - chimpanzees
  - effects
  - exotic matter
* take breaths
  - elaborate precaution
* to write letters.
* want examples.
* work for universities.
### person | adult | educator | teacher:

Docent
* Latin term that describes a leader or teacher.
* aid in feeding, cleaning, exercising, and general care of the farm animals.
* are adults of all ages, walks of life and educational backgrounds
  - located in museums
  - volunteer teachers sharing their interest in animals with people of all ages
* is the Latin word for teacher.
* software company.
* use reproduction tools and implements to work in the fields, gardens, and structures.

Elementary teacher
* Most elementary teachers are mothers and fathers with families of their own.
* are committed to working with parents to help their children succeed.
* introduce ideas.

Governess
* are teachers.
* look after children in addition to other household duties.

High school teacher
* have degrees.
* help students.
* see students.
* teach students.

Kindergarten teacher
* are professionals of early childhood and pre-school education.
* play a vital role in the development of children.
* prepare children to learn to read by introducing letters and sounds.

Many high school teacher
* have breaks.
* work years.

Many teacher
* find jobs.
* have breaks.
* use hands.
* work years.

Missionary
* Many missionaries live and work in difficult climates and where various diseases are prevalent.
* Missionaries are people who are, first and always, evangelistic witnesses
  - preachers
  - religionists
  - teachers
  - the primary people to educate
  - workers

### person | adult | educator | teacher | music teacher:

Piano teacher
* Most piano teachers teach children.
* music teacher

Preschool teacher
* are often masters of the art of disciplining a child
  - used for young children
* work with children in kindergarten.

School teacher
* Most school teachers live in houses.
* Most school teachers work in private schools
* Some school teachers work with education teachers
  - special education teachers
* are films
  - degrees
  - influence with the public because every parent has children at school
* help students.

### person | adult | educator | teacher:

Schoolteacher
* endure stressful conditions for working class wages.
* often use the chalkboard to display things at large.
* work with departmental staff to target behavior and emotional problems.
+ Blackboard: Learning :: Writing media
  * Chalkboards are written on with chalk, which is actually not the stone chalk at all. It is actually made by factories. Schoolteachers often use the chalkboard to display things at large. Chalkboards can be black or dark green, also called blackboards and greenboards. Chalkboards use chalk, the only to write on these is using chalk.

Science teacher
* Some science teachers have pet snakes.
* draw attention.
* explain ideas.
* look for ideas
  - new ideas

Tutor
* Most tutors work with one child solely.
* are instructors
  - volunteers who devote their time and literacy skills to help people reach their goals
* can help children experience writing as an ongoing process that evolves over time.
* work with individual or small groups of children.
### person | adult:

Elder
* Many elders are women and members of ethnic minority groups.
* Most elders do prefer shade to direct sunlight.
* Some elders live many years with one or more chronic disease
  - remember tasting whale meat as children
* also suffer from greater rates and severity of diabetes-related complications.
* are a population with unique qualities
  - adults
  - at high risk for severe food borne illnesses for several reasons
  - considered to be wise because they have had much experience in their long lives
* are men who have family lives that are blameless
  - know sound doctrine
  - live sensitive, sensible and sacrificial life styles
  - men, and are liable to err in judgment and behavior
* are people recognized in a community as an 'elder'
  - with experience
  - persons of faith, dedication, and good judgement
  - respected, especially men, and are regarded as the source of a lineage
  - shrubs
  - very marginalized in our society, but they are a repository of knowledge and experience
* can be very vulnerable to abuse, neglect or fraud
  - recall times when people gathered and hunted food for simple meals
* express feelings.
* generally exert great influence, and parents decide the marriages of their children.
* get nourishment.
* have a higher utilization rate for health care servicesthan younger age groups
  - major role to play in Nunavut, as they do in other Inuit homelands
* includes adult bodies
  - arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - legs
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is an adult
* lie in beds.
* live with, and embrace traditions that offer equal respect to all elements of life.
* love telling stories, and children love to listen.
* play a crucial advisory role in all aspects of Inuit society and political structure.
* prepare for death, and families always take care of the elderly until death.
* present problems
  - psychological problems
* provide numerous options
* retain ability.
* sign of evolutionary change, a transition from one state to another.
* suffer greatly in the winter months, and some have died from hypothermia.
+ Old age: Gerontology
  * Often people of old age have wrinkly skin. They will move slower, and become constantly cold plus their bones will become a lot weaker. They will start to have many health problems, and take a lot of medicine. The reason for this is that their bodies are slowly deteriorating, so they have more problems, especially with moving. People who are of old age are also called Elders. Elders are considered to be wise because they have had much experience in their long lives. Many cultures view elders with respect and kindness, and depend upon them to pass down knowledge to the younger people.

Elderly adult
* Some elderly adults suffer from constipation.
* need guidance.

Female adult
* Most female adults feed animals.
* Some female adults examine hosts.
* have abdomens.
* require blood.
### person | adult | host:

Toastmaster
* club for people who want to work on public speaking skills
  - where everybody gets together to learn how to speak competently
* is an international organization dedicated to improving public speaking skills
  - to help people overcome their fear of public speaking
* is an organization dedicated to improving public speaking and communication in general
  - devoted to helping people speak more effectively
* national organization focused on the development of public speaking skills.
* non-profit educational organization focusing on public speaking.
* worldwide organization dedicated to improving communication and leadership skills.

Immature adult
* Most immature adults grow to maturity.
* Some immature adults eat caterpillars.

Large adult
* Most large adults eat fish.
* Most large adults have powerful jaws
  - predators
* Some large adults consume fish
  - small fish
* Some large adults push body weight
  - own body weight
* are mostly piscivorous, and efficient predators of small fish.
* can stay underwater for over an hour without breathing.
* have few predators other than humans
  - few, if any, predators other than man
* take care.
### person | adult | librarian:

Academic librarian
* Some academic librarians assist universities.
* develop service programs to help students learn information and research skills.
* help students who come from school libraries.

Cataloger
* are librarians.
* identify, describe and research collections of artifacts.

Law librarian
* are a close-knit community served by a number of associations
  - information experts
* provide general legal information, and referral services, by telephone.

Medical librarian
* can help people better understand their health care options.
* provide assistance during normal working hours.

Music librarian
* Many music librarians combine library duties with scholarly research in music.
* work in several different kinds of libraries.

### person | adult | librarian:

Professional librarian
* provide a variety of reference and information access services
  - employees with immediate access to a wealth of information
+ Critical thinking
  * To find out if someone is telling you the truth, one needs evidence. Information is found in libraries, online, and by asking people. Professional librarians can help research library sources. Cybrarians can help research using computers. Professional interviewers are good at finding people who are experts in their fields, and they know how to ask the right questions.

Public librarian
* can assist individuals in full use of public library collections and services.
* reflect the communities the library serves.
* teach teachers to use information technology for curriculum support.
* work hard to communicate with their communities.

Reference librarian
* Most reference librarians have law, library science, and other advanced degrees.
* are located in libraries.
* are professional information hunters
  - problem-solvers
  - professionals who assist library users with their research
* help individuals find information in all formats.
* provide instruction in the use of library services and resources.

School librarian
* Most school librarians teach students.
* unveil first-ever national standards for information literacy.

Special librarian
* are people on the move.
* have a long history of expanding the parameters of librarianship.
### person | adult | man:

Christian man
* Christian men consider their church to be their spiritual family
  - experience stress on the job
  - interact with boys in groups of six to eight
  - struggle with sexual matters
* Many Christian men allow or even encourage their wives to seek employment outside the home.
* More Christian men participate in adultery than do in homosexuality
  - than they do in homosexuality

Different man
* Different men have different amounts of body hair.
+ Puberty, Body changes in males, Body hair and skin changes: Physiology :: Human sexuality
  * The hair on the arms, legs, chest, abdomen and back may also become thicker. Different men have different amounts of body hair. Many boys begin shaving when hair starts growing on their faces.

Elderly man
* Elderly men are as likely to be abused as elderly women
  - more likely to report alcohol-related problems than elderly women
  - much more likely than their female counterparts to drink and drive
  - consume amounts
* More elderly men are married and more elderly women have been widowed.
* Some elderly men have density.
* Some elderly men have fatal attacks
  - heart attacks

### person | adult | man | enlisted man:

Private
* are enlisted men
  - rockets
* is an enlisted man

### person | adult | man | enlisted man | private:

Private adoption
* are illegal in Britain
  - lawful in most states
* can be expensive when couples plan to adopt a newborn.
* is illegal in Britain
  - legal in most states

Private chapel
* Some private chapels are as large as very large churches.
+ Chapel, Private chapels, Large chapels
  * Some private chapels are as large as very large churches. Because these large chapels can only be built by very rich people, they often have magnificent architecture or very rich decoration.

Eunuch
* All eunuchs belong to a small group called a toli, consisting of a guru and a chela.
* also resent being treated as men in the census count.
* are male animals
  - without social standing in most parts of India
* create no semen.
* have no vas deferens.
* live in isolated groups, ostracized by Indian society.

Filipino man
* Filipino men are an exception, with an incidence rate nearly twice as large as their mortality rate
  - have slightly more poorly differentiated cancers than the other groups
* Many Filipino men have a reputation of being womanizers.

### person | adult | man:

Gentleman
* Gentlemen become men.
* Gentlemen includes arms
  - beard
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - man's bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
  - present attitude
  - refer to men
  - show quality
* Gentlemen wear hats
  - top hats
* are located in big houses
  - churchs
  - clubs
  - meetings
  - movies
  - operas
  - restaurants
  - suits
  - tuxedos
  - universities
* are used for g
  - ladies

Great man
* All great men breathe from their toes.
* Great men are like meteors, which shine and consume themselves to enlighten the earth
  - men, and subject to the common calamities of human life
  - true men, the men in whom nature has succeeded
### person | adult | man:

Volunteer
* are any other people who fight fires
  - individuals who want to contribute to the community
* are people who become involved with a group, and stay involved, by choice
  - care
  - experience a sense of accomplishment and a renewal from volunteering
  - like making a difference in young people's lives
  - make the choice to devote their time and energy to benefit others
  - provide a service which benefits the whole community
  - work in a community without being paid
  - servicemans
* are the life-blood of all sporting organisations
  - lifeblood of healthy societies everywhere
* are the people who make goals and missions come true
  - things happen
  - women and men who commit themselves to serve others for a certain period of time
  * I'm with Djsasso as well. Volunteers are free to spend time where they wish. I was going to recommend in this case setting the bot up as a background process on a crontab or similar. Just want to offer alternatives to make life easy is all

### person | adult | man | volunteer:

Casa volunteer
* CASA volunteers are guardians that are appointed by the court
  - men and woman who want to help their community's children
* CASA volunteers are men and women who want to help the children in their community
* CASA volunteers are ordinary citizens doing extraordinary things
* CASA volunteers are ordinary people who are committed to doing what is best for a child
  - care about kids
  - the voices of abused and neglected children in the court system

Vigilante
* are criminals
  - liable for the harm they cause regardless of whether they think they are right
  - workers
* have no place in a civilised society.
* tend to fill the gaps left open by legitimate authorities.

Western man
* Most western men eat contain food.
* Some Western men take the position that monogamy protects the rights of women.

### person | adult | man:

White man
* Some white men abuse female slaves
* White men appear to be most at risk, but osteoporosis can occur in other ethnic groups as well.
* White men are almost five times more likely to develop cancer of the testicles than are black men
  - four times more likely to develop testicular cancer than black men
  - racists and sexists
  - responsible for all oppression
  - can expect to live over seven years longer than black men
  - die younger than black women
* White men have a higher incidence than other races
  - risk of skin cancer, especially melanoma
  - poor historical record when they come together behind closed doors
  - four times the risk of blacks of developing testicular cancer
  - the highest death rate, followed by white women, black men and black women
  - hold most of the top-paying executive jobs in state government
* believe in history and linear events to measure progress.
* is White

### person | adult | man | widower:

Elderly widower
* are particularly susceptible to suicide.
* comprise a very high risk group, more so than their female spouses.
### person | adult | man:

Young man
* Many young men drink at parties so they can encourage their date to get drunk and loose.
* Most young men become monks for at least six months to a year
  - consume soy proteins
  - have a lot to learn before they can become responsible sex partners
  - live at homes
* Some young men consume diets
  - fat diets
  - low fat diets
* Some young men die in accidents
  - war
* Some young men feed low zinc intake
  - have falcons
  - inhale nitrous oxide
  - lose mothers
* Some young men require blood transfusions
  - use steroids to increase their performance in sport.
  * Conscription is introduced in Athens. Young men are required to perform duties which are part military and part civic
* Young men are at especially high risk, having nearly twice the risk of fatality as young women
  - highest risk for using tobacco products but the incidence in women is increasing
  - even less familiar with child rearing than mothers
  - five times more likely to commit suicide than young women are
* Young men are more likely than young women to be lifetime abstainers
  - young women to have more severe, longer lasting forms of acne
* Young men are more likely to have more severe, longer lasting forms of acne
  - report condom use than young women
  - particularly likely to misuse drugs or alcohol
  - become husbands
  - can father and abandon children
  - carry food
  - commit suicide five times as often as young women
* Young men consume proteins
  - demonstrate activities
* Young men die every day
  - in wars and by accident
* Young men find comfort
  - good jobs
  - follow consumption
* Young men have great potential for helping to develop lives and livelihoods after displacement
  - high levels of testosterone and old men low levels
  - invite friends
  - leave schools
  - love pets
  - meet death
* Young men receive college education
  - news
  - return homes
  - ride trains
  - seek advice
  - seem to be at particular risk for depression
  - suffer from lack
  - tend to be more likely to attempt suicide
* Young men tend to feel a stronger sense of achievement after losing their virginity
  - sexual desire toward many different women, often quite indiscriminately
  - get full erections very quickly
* develops ability to live and breathe underwater.

### person | adult:

Mature adult
* Many mature adults experience some form of vision loss.
* Most mature adults live up to years.
* bandedwinged whiteflies have zig-zag bands across the front pair of wings.
* can influence their bone strength with exercise.
* possess features.
* try to minimize the risks in life.
+ Vampire squid, Physical description: Cephalopods
  * Mature adults have a pair of ear-like fins. These fins stand out from the lateral sides of the mantle. Their powerful beak-like jaws are as white as ivory. Within the webbing are two pouches. These pouches hide the tactile 'velar filaments'. The filaments are analogous to a true squid's tentacles, extending well past the arms, however, they are a different arm pair than the squid's tentacles.
### person | adult | nurse:

Cardiovascular nurse
* Most cardiovascular nurses care for patients.
* care for patients with heart disease and people who have had heart surgery
### person | adult | nurse:

School nurse
* -Individually pray before or after school.
* Many school nurses allow kids with headaches to lie down for half an hour.
* Some school nurses report more days absent for asthma than common colds.
* are often the only primary care providers that children see on a regular basis
  - resources for teachers, students and parents
* help children when they are sick or hurt.

Obese adult
* are less likely to marry than people of normal weight.
* have more chronic health problems than smokers, heavy drinkers or the poor.
### person | adult:

Oldster
* are adults.
* is an adult

### person | adult | oldster:

Ancient
* are people
  - the icons of peoples long dead
* includes many unit types common to armies all over the world before the high middle ages.
* is an oldster

Centenarian
* are all races
  - from all races
  - now one of the fastest growing segments of the population
  - oldsters
* are the fastest growing segment of our population
  - the U.S. population
* have several traits in common.
* is an oldster
* naturally shed psychological stress.

Octogenarian
* have a longer natural hormone production.
* is an oldster

Overwintering adult
* begin to appear in orchards about the time apples are in the pink stage.
* emerge during the spring, mate and disperse by flying.
* move to plants, causing small holes in leaves.

Pacifist
* aim to solve disputes peacefully, without military involvement.
* believe that all forms of warfare are wrong.
* is an adult
* pay taxes that go to buy missiles.
* try to change things.

Pawnbroker
* are lenders.
  - investor
* work closely with local law enforcement.
### person | adult | pharmacist:

Clinical pharmacist
* provide personalized drug information by e-mail or telephone.
* record the type of intervention, drug and outcome.
* work in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings.
### person | adult | woman:

Aboriginal woman
* Aboriginal women are at high risk for poverty
  - can be very vulnerable, for instance
* Aboriginal women have a strong role in their Law and culture
  - children at younger ages than non-Aboriginal women
  - tend to protect their bodies and cover up

Abused woman
* Abused women are at the greatest risk of being harmed or killed when they leave
  - more likely to suffer miscarriages or give birth prematurely
  - report alcohol and drug abuse, cigarette smoking, and insufficient nourishment
  - suffer greatly, as do their babies
* Many abused women suffer a profound loss of self-esteem and faith as the result of their ordeals.

### person | adult | woman:

Afghan woman
* Many Afghan women work as politicians, some are ministers while at least one mayor.
+ Afghanistan, History, Recent history: South-central Asia
  * In December 2004, Hamid Karzai became the first democratically elected president of Afghanistan. NATO began rebuilding Afghanistan, including its military and government institutions. Many schools and colleges were built in the last ten years. Freedom for women improved, they can study, work, drive and run for offices. Many Afghan women work as politicians, some are ministers while at least one is a mayor. Others have opened businesses, or joined the military or police. Afghanistan's over-all economy has also improved dramatically and NATO states had agreed in 2012 to help the country for at least another 10 years after 2014. In the meantime, Afghanistan improved diplomatic ties with many countries in the world and continues to establish new ties with other states.

African woman
* African women account for substantial amounts of production in both the informal and formal sectors.
* African women are absolutely essential to the survival of their families, communities and nations
  - at highest risk of death
  - the backbone of most of the region's economies
  - derive power and strength from within the social structure
  - produce more testosterone than white women
  - see opportunity
  - understand facts
* Some african women use certain herbs
### person | adult | woman:

Old woman
* Most old women diagnose with depressions
  - have teeth
  - suffer brain damage
* Old women can sport moustaches
* Old women die and are re-created as virgins for the enjoyment of men
  - of cold
* Old women have necks only from the side and they re usually in multiples
  - reaction
  - serious reaction
  - require calories
* Old women suffer brain damage
  - take care
* Some old women carry guns.
* Some old women develop lips
  - swell lips
  - diagnose with diseases
* Some old women die from injuries
  - poison
  - in hospitals
* Some old women die of brain damage
  - starvation
  - fall to death
* Some old women have bilateral cataracts
  - kill men
  - live in mansions
  - see mangos
  - suffer heart attacks
  - wear cones

Old year woman
* Old year women have teeth
* Old year women suffer brain damage
### person | adult | woman:

Overweight woman
* Many overweight women dissociate themselves from their bodies.
* Overweight women are also at a higher risk as are short women.
* Overweight women are more likely to develop adenocarcinoma of the cervix
  - develop high blood pressure or diabetes during pregnancy
  - realistic than overweight men in recognizing themselves as overweight
  - delay medical care
  - face a considerably higher risk than overweight men
* Overweight women have higher levels of male hormones, which ups their risk of heart disease
  - more difficult pregnancies and increased infant deaths
  - twice the risk for heart disease as healthy-weight women
  - suffer heart disease more often than thin women

Poor woman
* Most poor women have children
  - little access to health care
* Poor women are more likely both to bear children at a young age and to drop out.
* Poor women have babies so that they can increase their monthly welfare checks
  - difficulty accessing transportation for work, childcare and other daily needs
* Some poor women have wealth.

### person | adult | woman:

Postmenopausal woman
* Postmenopausal women are at greater risk for heart disease and osteoporosis
  - higher risk for associated fractures
  - especially vulnerable to osteoporosis because of hormone changes
  - more likely to suffer a heart attack than men
  - most at risk for osteoporosis because of decreasing levels of estrogen
  - particularly at risk from osteoporosis
  - the most likely group to suffer from osteoporosis
  - therefore at highest risk for osteoporosis and subsequent fractures
  - become subject to osteoporosis and risk of coronary heart disease
* Postmenopausal women can also benefit from an increased level of estrogen stimulated by the alcohol
  - pick any day of the month to examine their breasts
  - given calcium alone show progressive bone de-mineralization
  - have much higher levels of homocysteine
* Postmenopausal women take steps to reduce osteoporosis risk
  - their osteoporosis risk
* Postmenopausal women tend to carry fat at their abdomen, due to changes in sex hormones
  - excrete more calcium than they ingest
### person | adult | woman:

White woman
* More white women develop breast cancer than black women, but more black women die from it.
* White women appear to be more socially isolated and to engage in higher risk behaviors.
* White women are at greater risk than Black women for hip fracture due to osteoporosis
  - higher risk than black women, and white men are at higher risk than black men
  - highest risk for falls and hip fractures
  - much greater risk of death than white men and the disparity is increasing
  - incapable of understanding oppression
  - more likely than any other group to die from heart disease
* White women are more likely to be raped by black men than by white men
  - develop breast cancer than African American women
  - develop breast cancer than African-American women
  - develop breast cancer, Black women are less likely to survive it
  - develop osteoporosis than men or black women
  - get breast cancer than African-American women
* White women are slightly more likely to develop breast cancer than African-American women
  - to develop breast cancer than are African-American women
  - the central focus of Birth
  - come in all shapes and sizes because the white people are fucked up
  - go through menopause earlier than black women
  - have a greater chance of developing uterine cancer than black women
* White women have a higher life expectancy rate than black women
  - rate of developing breast cancer than any other racial or ethnic group
  - slightly higher risk of developing breast cancer than black women
  - higher smoking rates than Hispanic or African American women
  - live longer than all the rest
  - take seats
  - tend to reflect light and look corpulent
* is White
### person | adult | woman:

Younger woman
* Younger women appear to be much more likely to choose shoes for comfort
  - are at even greater biological risk
* Younger women are more likely to wear flat shoes
  - willing to talk about sex and gossip than older women
  - now more likely to be educated than their mothers
  - the greatest proponents of change
  - can fight osteoporosis by getting the recommended daily amounts of calcium
  - do have lower rates of heart disease than men the same age
  - have a greater chance of dying of a heart attack than men
  - report more drinking-related problems than do older women
  - tend to be abused more often than older women
* Younger women tend to have firmer, harder breast because the tissue is denser
  - more pain and less satisfaction from sex than older women

World traveler
* are films.
* is an adult
* share passions.

### person | adult:

Young adult
* Many young adults are the products of marriages that ended in divorce
  - have sex
  - marry out of feelings of loneliness
  - reestablish relationships with parents once they are out of high school
* Most young adults are healthy and have little experience seeking medical care
  - begin life
* Most young adults have mass
  - solitary existence
* Some young adults remain with parents.
* account for the majority of infections.
* appear to perform daily literacy-oriented tasks as frequently as older adults.
* are more apt to perform well at work if they are awake and alert
  - most likely to move as they enter the workforce
  - often lighter in color, but darken as they age
  - particularly at risk of engaging in binge drinking
  - the backbone of the workforce
  - traditionally less involved with politics due to their life circumstances
* avoid excess.
  - lonely life
* can become allergic to pharmaceutical drugs, pollen and insect stings
  - grow a few inches taller even after the bones in the lower body become ossified
* change their antifreeze more often than older adults.
* compete for spots.
* establish homes.
* find people who share their problems.
* go into the workforce believing that equal opportunities exist for men and women.
* have existence
  - more freedom to engage in promiscuous sex and other risky behaviors
  - the highest rates of moving
  - types
* leave homes.
* live with their parents until they marry.
* lose their parental home when they go to college or marry.
* make relationships with others.
* move to cities.
* remain on vegetarian diet longer than on weight loss diets.
* run the greatest risk for acquiring a sexually transmitted disease.
* serve as an important link between the teenage and middle-age world view.
* set up households.
* tend to drink with same-sex peers
  - have different motivations for giving to the church than older adults have
+ Child development, Child Development Theories, Psychocosocial Theory
### person | advocate | addict:

Drug addict
* Some drug addicts claim that drugs help producereligious feelings.
* are addicts
  - animals
  - at relatively high risk
  - humans
  - located in parks
  - the sludge of society
  - therefore but a small fraction of the totality of drug users
* become homeless because there's no real rehab program.
* change their thought content and emotions when they are intoxicated.
* come in all colors.
* desire drugs.
* have fewer dopamine receptors than normal subjects, resulting in low dopamine activity
  - jobs, too
* start out on their drug habit for various reasons.
* suffer a loss of desire for sex.

Internet addict
* can be nervous, sometimes violent, when away from their computers.
* have poor appetites and sleep deprivation, and often feel fatigued and dizzy.

Speed freak
* are DJs
* is an addict

Apologist
* are advocates.
* base their arguments on historical evidence and philosophy , amongst others.
* is an advocate
+ Christian apologetics
  * There have been many people who tried to do this, including Paul of Tarsus, Origen, Augustine of Hippo and C. S. Lewis. Apologists base their arguments on historical evidence and philosophy, amongst others.

Bigot
* are partisans.
* never die, they just rot away from the inside.
* often claim a religious basis for their views.

### person | advocate | bigot:

Homophobe
* are bigots
  - everywhere
* often misunderstand anal sex as somehow passive and feminine.
* swear by tradition.

Racist
- people
* attempt to draw lines where no lines exist.
* basically claim that races are different sub-species.
* believe that certain groups are inherently inferior to other groups.
* come from all races and occupations and all are hypocrits.
* dislike other races.
* only come in one color.
* show condescending attitudes towards members of other races.
* typically expect members of their own race to be similarly racist.

Religious bigot
* dislike other religions.
* seek indigenous people for baptism and genocide.
### person | advocate:

Functionalist
* are primarily concerned with the role religion plays in society
* argue that deviance necessary part of a society.
* attempt to apply models derived from natural sciences to human behaviour
  - define the family on the basis of the functions that the family performs
* see society as constituting a system of inter-related parts.
* therefore argue that the nuclear family developed as a result of industrialization.

Ideologist
* is an advocate
* often are brand switchers.

Internationalist
* are advocates
  - socialists
* favour multilateral international labour standards.
* is an advocate

Isolationist
* are advocates
  - racist because they oppose killing foreigners
* oppose war, because they want war.
### person | advocate | libertarian:

Civil libertarian
* Many civil libertarians favor a government role in welfare, health, etc.
* are libertarians
  - opposed to extension of existing police law
  - wary of attempts to control Internet activity of any kind
* argue secret searches are unconstitutional
  - that required uniforms violate students' free-expression rights
* assert that anti-panhandling laws curb free speech.
* bemoan the threats to privacy presented by biometrics.
* call profiling racist and unproductive.
* say that efforts to outlaw anonymous protests threaten personal liberty.
* worry about censorship.

Loyalist
* are intelligent agents
  - supporters
* is an advocate

Presenter
* are advocates
  - communicators
  - located in demonstrations. * the hosts of programs. Personalities are people that are just known for being on programs. Presenter of more of a British title for the job of host

Protectionist
* are advocates.
* argue that free trade is destroying manufacturing.
* claim trade deficits are a major cause of unemployment.
### person | amateur:

Radio amateur
* know that a short pulse corresponds to a wide band of frequencies.
* take an active part in designing and building satellites for their own use.

### person:

Amputee
* All amputees experience some degree of daily volume change.
* Many amputees are able to be fitted with an artificial limb
  - now able to put aside their wheelchairs for an active lifestyle
* Some amputees are able to feel the foot and lower leg as if it was actually reconnected to the body
  - suffer from lifelong skin complaints while others have little or no difficulty
* can more easily tackle slopes, stairs and other uneven terrain
  - move on flat terrain at different gait speeds with confidence
  - walk naturally at different speeds on diverse terrain
* have a bond
  - considerable medical complications and require multi-specialty intervention
* often compare devotees with pedophiles
  - complain that prosthetic feet are quite stiff
* require counseling in order to peacefully come to terms with their disabilities.

### person:

Antagonist
* are capable of needles
  - chemical agents which work against a certain kind of response
  - drugs which block the action of a chemical or drug
  - most effective when the local concentration of an agonist is high
  - muscles that oppose or reverse the action of a prime mover
* block the action of hormones and neurotransmitters.
* normally relax while agonists contract.
  * An 'antagonist' is the character in a story who has evil intent. Antagonists normally have reasoning for committing acts of evil. Though it is rare, it is possible for an antagonist to be an evil doer committing acts of which a protagonist might through acts which may seem evil, which throw off most readers and characters of a story.

### person | antagonist:

Calcium antagonist
* Some calcium antagonists slow the heart rate, potentially reducing blood pressure.
* antagonize preglomerular vasoconstriction.
* decrease capillary wall damage in aging hypertensive rat brain.
* retard extracellular matrix production in connective tissue equivalent.
* work by affecting the muscle cells around the arteries.

Narcotic antagonist
* are substances that negate the effects produced by the opiates.
* is an antagonist
### person | antagonist | narcotic antagonist:

Naloxone
* abolishes the analgesic effect.
* ameliorates the learning deficit induced by pentylenetetrazol kindling in rats.
* are drugs.
* can interfere with the therapeutic effects of diphenoxylate and precipitate withdrawal
* competitive antagonist of opioid receptors located peripherally and centrally
  - inhibitor of opiate responses
* enhances the expression of morphine-induced conditioned place preference.
* exerts a dose-dependent cytoprotective effect.
* fails to block the inhib.
* has nearly the identical structure of heroin
  - no pharmacologic effects in the absence of opioids
* inhibits oxytocin release at orgasm in man.
* is an antagonist used to treat opiate intoxication
  - opioid antagonist used to prevent opiate overdose
  - opioid-receptor antagonist and therefore blocks the effects of morphine
  - effective in reversing episodes of apnea induced by meperidine
  - injected under the skin or into a muscle, using an automatic injector
  - nontoxic even in doses ten to twenty times larger than recommended doses
  - the most often used, most effective, and prototypal narcotic antagonist
* is used in emergency cases of overdose
  - to treat overdoses
* potentiates the effects of sub-effective doses of anxiolytic agents in mice.
* pure antagonist , and is commonly used to treat narcotic overdose
  - opiate antagonist with little or no agonist action
  - opioid antagonist used to treat potential or known opioid overdose
* reverses hypoxic ventilatory depression induced by remifentanil.
* reverses the effects of codeine
  - fentanyl
  - hydromorphone
  - oxycodone
  - the opioid
* specific opioid antagonist with no intrinsic opioid-agonist effects.
* vigorously displaces opiates at receptor sites.
+ Naltrexone: Drugs
  * It is often used to help alcohol dependence and opioid dependence. It is different from the drug naloxone. Naloxone is used in emergency cases of overdose. Naltrexone than for longer-term dependence control. Naltrexone can help with overdose, but naloxone is more helpful in those cases.

### person | antagonist | narcotic antagonist | naloxone:

Oral naloxone
* antagonizes loperamide-induced delay of orocecal transit.
* reverses opioid-associated constipation.