### body part:

Bridge
* Many bridges are deficient because of old age
  - icons for the cities or regions in which they are located
* Most bridges have a concrete, steel, or wood framework with an asphalt or concrete roadway
  - provide corrosion
* Some bridges are part of elephants
  - faces
  - noses
  - proboscises
  - snouts.
  * also have uses in the military. Military bridges have to be portable, so that they may be easily moved to the front lines, and so they are much more complex than regular civilian bridges
* allow land units to cross water and prevent the passage of ships.
* are also sites of high erosion and sedimentation
  - both figuratively and literally ways to cross some impassable object
  - card games
  - circuits
  - connections
  - dentures
  - essential to our nation's infrastructure
  - important structures, symbolically as well as physically
  - links
* are located in dental offices
  - dentists
  - mouths
  - river valleys
  - rivers
  - made of wood
* are of many kinds
  - wood, usually with a wire rod in the top
  - one of the most common forms of structure
* are part of guitars
  - spectacles
  - stringed instruments
  - transportation systems
  - scale-independent structures that apply in many object oriented situations
  - special structures because their frameworks are exposed
  - specialised devices that allow two or more LANs to be connected
* are structures built over railroad tracks, roads, rivers or some other obstacle
  - used by people and vehicles to cross areas that are obstacles to travel
  - support
* are the architectural elements that tie Venice together
  - first casualties in earthquakes, flooding, wars, mud slides and severe storms
  - link that allows transfer of objects or ideas from place to place
  - most democratic of structures
  - superstars of engineering
  - tallest things in the Delta
* are used for crossings
  - pedestrians, cars, trains, etc
* can also serve as internal security devices
  - collapse, planes crash, and software fail
  - consist of resistors, inductors or capacitors
  - exist only over bodies of water, and only at sea level
  - twist or bend under severe weather conditions which can have disastrous consequences
* cool faster because they are hit by wind from above and below.
* enable nodes on one network to communicate with nodes on another network.
* financial and market information data base used widely by the investment community.
* forum in which Jewish feminists can exchange ideas.
* frequently span great lengths over deep chasms.
* game of cards
  - imperfect information and therefore a game of probability
  - partnership cooperation and communication
* have a natural vulnerability when they are involved in accidents with cars
  - impact
  - minimal impact
  - significant cyclic movements due to temperature changes, traffic load and wind
* holds a fascination for men and women in all cultures.
* includes bases
  - bone cells
  - corpi
  - electromagnets
  - electron tubes
  - ground substances
  - marrow
  - mast cells
  - sections
  - vacuum tubes
* is about bidding and play.
* is one of the most enduring and popular games in the world
  - world's largest competitive sports
  - the world's most popular card game
* make it possible to cross from one shore of a river to another.
* mathematically complex game using a standard deck of cards.
* nowadays have shorter spans to alter their natural frequency and prevent similar disasters.
* often span dry, rocky beds instead of clear running streams.
* partnership game for four people deriving from the much older game of whist
  - requiring four players
* provide communication mechanisms for interaction between domains
* refer to dental restorations that replace missing teeth.
* represent the liminal space between worlds, between people.
* require healthy teeth to be cut down and conventional dentures can often be unstable.
* social game which tests partnership skills as well as pure playing strategy.
* take time to build, as hearts and minds take time to heal.
* tend to be symmetrical.
* world leader in financial market data.