ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### person | intellectual | theorist:

Literary theorist
* study the use of language in literature.
+ Linguistics
  * Although linguistics is the scientific study of language, a number of other intellectual disciplines are relevant to language and intersect with it. Semiotics, for example, is the general study of signs and symbols both within language and without. Literary theorists study the use of language in literature. Linguistics additionally draws on and informs work from such diverse fields as acoustics, anthropology, biology, computer science, human anatomy, informatics, neuroscience, philosophy, psychology, sociology, and speech-language pathology. Discourse analysis is the study of entire conversations or texts.

Social theorist
* Most social theorists believe either that people are basically good or that they are basically evil.
* believe learned behavior responses cause the disorders.

Visionary
* Visionaries are capable of discerning a future when societies travel among the planets and stars
  - intellectuals
  - describe the person in the vision as seeming to be a real, three-dimensional body
  - exist in every walk of life, in every industry, in every state and every country
  - see things from a new or different perspective
  - sometimes get a bad reputation because many people believe they are just dreamers
* is an intellectual

### person | intellectual | visionary:

Idealist
* always believe that all their efforts are toward giving people a better life.
* are subjectivists about physical objects
  - visionaries
* hold that everything including the physical is mental.
* view the fusion between geology and archaeology as an enduring marriage.

### person | intellectual | visionary | idealist:

Romantic
* Some romantics try to smother inner voices by creating things or escaping into addictions.
* are bands
  - idealists
* is an idealist

### person | intellectual | visionary | idealist | romantic:

Romantic love
* broader concept than sexual attraction.
* has nothing to do with love.
* includes closeness and physical arousal without commitment.
* involves two people.
* is an important factor in mate selection and marriage in American society
  - blinded by infatuation or chemistry
  - considered important, and sexual freedom is prevalent
  - emotion
  - especially important for men and women in midlife
  - one of the most spiritually opening experiences one can have in life on earth
  - passion paired with intimacy
* is the door to relationships, the glue that binds the species together
  - major motive for marriage and selecting a spouse
  - second kind of love
  - strongest positive emotion possible between two individuals
* provides the proper context for sexual desires to be fulfilled.
* quintessential form of expressive individualism.
* represents an exalted exchange between a man and a woman.

Wise man
* Wise men build houses
  - consider health
  - create problems
* is an intellectual
### person | intruder:

Invader
* Most invaders consume diets.
* Some invaders cause diseases.
* enter territory.
* have devastate effects
* include weeds.
  - cell membranes
  - plasma membranes
  - vacuoles
* often have greater rates of production and produce more labile litter than natives.
* reduce the amount of light, water, nutrients, and, space available to native species.

Prowler
* are intruders.
* is an intruder
* luxury car by hot-rodding standards.

Stranger
* are being
  - books
  - intruders
* are located in bus stations
  - cities
  - crowds
  - paradises
  - parks
  - stores
  - streets
  - towns
  - traffic
  - train stations
  - people whose paths have never crossed, and no common time has never been shared
* are used for fear
  - greeting
  - meetings
* can also frighten dogs.
* come in all shapes and sizes and ages.
* commit most cases of sexual aggression.

### person:

Inventor
* All inventors make drawings of their inventions to show how they work.
* Many inventors try to instruct kids with educational toys and games.
* Most inventors create devices.
* Some inventors create electric generators
  - develop electricity
  - die during time
  - start new companies to develop and market their patented inventions.
  * Many inventors make small changes to old inventions. For example, people have invented new ways to make clocks over history. Early clocks were sundials, later clocks used water. Later still, clocks used falling weights with escapements, devices like pendulums to stop the weight falling too fast. Modern clocks are often electronic
* also tend to have emotional attachments to their inventions.
* are creators
  - people in search of uniqueness
  - simply people, male and female, young and old, who solve problems
  - smarts
  - the envy of most people
* devise ways.
* discover variation.
* generally own their inventions, even if they are employed by a company.
* get patents.
* go through stages.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - sections
* learn ideas.
* make applications
  - discoveries
* means any person who discovers or invents technology
  - sole or joint inventors, discoverers, or plant breeders
* often patent their inventions.
* play a critical role in commercializing their invention.
* show interest.

Irregular
* are flawed garments that are a normal result of the manufacturing process
  - merchandise
  - often associated to a big spiral galaxy, they are a kind of satellite
  - slow changing with irregular changes in brightness
  - usually the highest grade of flawed garments
* usually have a lot of gas and are making new stars like spirals.
### person:

Kafir
* is an Arabic word for unbeliever, a person who hides, denies, or covers the truth
  - derived from the word kufr, which means to conceal or to reject
+ Submission (movie): 2004 movies :: Documentary movies
  * Bouyeri is a Moroccan-Dutch Muslim who was upset about the movie. The assassination happened on 2 November 2004. It was addressed to Ayaan Hirsi Ali and  called for 'jihad' against 'kafir'. Kafir is an Arabic word for unbeliever, a person who hides, denies, or covers the truth. The letter was also against America, Europe, the Netherlands, and Hirsi Ali herself. After the murder of Van Gogh, tens of thousands gathered in the center of Amsterdam to mourn Van Gogh's death. There were fire-bombings of mosques and Muslim schools. Christian churches were also attacked. Eleven other Muslim men were also arrested, other than Bouyeri.

Khan
* Some khans drink water
  - lead armies
  - organize armies
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
### person | kid:

Healthy kid
* Most healthy kids get sick once in a while.
* are the by-product of healthy marriages.
* begin with healthy families.
* come from healthy families.

Indian kid
* grow up hearing stories about hate.
* kill themselves at more than twice the rate of non-Indian youths.

Little kid
* are often the victims of dog bites for a variety of reasons.
* get excitement.
* play games.
* sit at picnic tables

Many kid
* Most many kids grow up in environments.
* develop habits.
* have concepts.
* love pets.
* play baseball.

Small kid
* Some small kids have large heads and some large people wear small or medium.
* love stories featuring animals who act like humans.

Young kid
* are more susceptible to coccidiosis, which is caused by an intestinal protozoan.
* have capacity.
* use people's faces as a way to recognize people.

### person:

Killer
* Most killers are repeat offenders
  - describe crime
  - eat prey
  - prey on rodents
* Some killer whales prey on adults
  - calves
  - mammals
  - walrus calves
* Some killers can only get sexual satisfaction through the pain of their victim
  - drink blood
* Some killers kill crocodiles
  - plants
* are bands
  - capable of kill
  - difficulty
  - known to attack virus-infected cells and cells that have become cancerous
  - located in death rows
  - of every race, and every station in life
  - part of communities
* face prisons.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* like to take trophies and souvenirs from their victims.
* make news.
* take life.

### person | killer:

Exterminator
* All exterminators use nearly the same insecticides.
* Many exterminators use chemical baits rather than pesticides to rid houses of termites.
* are killers.

Terminator
* are circular steel plates, much like a large washers, welded to the ends of the bars
  - devices that stop the bouncing signals
  - films
  - movies
  - of two types
  - resistors
  - special electrical resistors
* take different forms.
* tell where the end of the DNA sequence for the gene is.

Laugher
* can stimulate heart and lungs.
* is people
  - the glue that holds hearts together
### person | leader | administrator:

Director
* address suggestions.
  - capable of cut scenes
  - corporate leaders
  - executive directors
  - supervisors
* ask explanations.
* assume roles.
* choose topics.
* collaborate with directors.
* discuss policy.
* give advice
  - feedback
* handle arrangements.
* have different techniques
  - experience
  - eyes
  - ideas
  - procedures
  - vision
* help countries
  - with tasks
* hire women.
* implement approaches.
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - heads
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* instruct actors.
* is an administrator
  - application used to create animation's and multimedia presentations
* look at artists.
* make effort
  - faith effort
  - good faith effort
* multimedia tool used to create animations.
* program that lets people prepare computer files that contain sound, images and video.
* provide overall supervision
* release statements.
* specialty of Actors.
* support distribution.
* take actions
  - appropriate actions
  - notice
* to develop strategies.
* treat potters.
* will have authority.

### person | leader | administrator | director:

Choral director
* conduct choirs and singing groups.
* lead choirs and glee clubs, sometimes working with a band or orchestra conductor.

### person | leader | administrator | director | stage director:

Art director
* collaborate with directors.
* stage director

Executive
* are administration
  - public officials
* chefs direct food preparation in one or more restaurant chains and other establishments.
* experience how different generations react and interact with each other.

Executive director
* are leaders
  - workers
* means the executive director of the department of taxation.

### person | leader | administrator | executive:

Business executive
* are workers.
* is an executive

### person | leader | administrator | executive | business executive:

Insider
* are administrators, school board members, and the presidents of teachers' unions
  - corporate executives
  - reliability
* business executive

Chief executive
* are officials who run governmental bodies that formulate and enforce laws
  - the departments that create and enforce laws
* run the governmental bodies that formulate and enforce laws.

Corporate executive
* Many corporate executives have an accounting background.
* act to maximize profits.
* are executives.
* can hide behind their corporate shield when they defraud investors.
* is an executive

Executive compensation
* is modeled as a function of revenues and unexpected profit.
* is the category where the absence of shareholder power is most noticeable
  - lump sum amount paid to the executives like CEO of the company

Vice president
* are deputies
  - politicians
* live in regions.
* use procedures.
* write books
  - several books
### person | leader | military leader:

Warlord
* Many warlords are former officers, clan leaders, mafia bosses or gang leaders.
  * appear when a state collapses. For example feudal lords took over in Europe when the Roman Empire fell. Warlordism is the inevitable consequence of anarchy. Many warlords are former officers, clan leaders, mafia bosses or gang leaders. A warlord may attempt to build a state at the area where he is in power, or he may simply plunder and rob his subjects
* are films
  - military leaders
  - students of battle, often studying war in history as well as current engagements
* arise when the central regime loses credibility and power devolves to regional forces.

### person | leader:

Minister
* Some ministers are pastors - shepherds, leaders, mentors.
* acknowledge circumstances.
* are bridges of relationship, linking needs of people to resources
  - capable of marry couples
  - clergymans
  - diplomats
  - executives
  - humans
* are located in funerals
  - parliaments
  - part of cabinets
  - politicians
  - provosts
  - public services
  - religious leaders
  - the heads of the departments for which they are responsible
* are used for ceremony
  - guidance
  - marrying people
  - perform services
  - teachs
* cite issues.
* come to churches
* head executive departments of the government.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* issue instruction.
* know examples.
* respond to criticism.
* typically commit fewer sins than the average man or woman.

### person | leader | minister:

Prime minister
* Some prime ministers are appointed by presidents.
* chief of state

Muslim leader
* Many Muslim leaders are concerned that their country's image is linked with terrorism.
* are more interested in power, bettering their personal and family interests.
* make most political and economic decisions in desperation.
* participate in National Day of Prayer.

Noble
* also have a flag which indicates whether they are suffering from an illness.
* are a great source of income.
* comprise a fraction of the entire Hive population.
* own land and camels, and rule the confederations or political alliances.
* sometimes use nicknames, but generally with intimates, children, or servants.

Political leader
* Some political leaders lead lives of corruption and evil.
* are workers.
* hire professional writers who know how to paint pictures with words.
* see fashion as a second language that can be spoken by just about anyone.
### person | leader | priest:

Bishop
* Most bishops are auxiliary bishops before they become diocesan bishops.
* are chess pieces
  - chessmans
* are located in cathedrals
  - chess sets
  - churchs
  - part of chess
  - pastors who serve a number of congregations in a geographical area
  - superior to priests and have power to confirm and ordain
* are the chief teachers of the faith
  - embodiment of Apostolic succession
  - primary clergy, administering all sacraments and governing the church
  - successors of the apostles
* are used for chess
  - religion
  - weapons
* come from many cultures, many occupations.
* have more power than priests, priests rank higher than deacons.
* normally assign deacons to special responsibility for mercy and justice.
* sometimes wear a special head covering called a mitre.

### person | leader | priest | bishop:

Archbishop
* are bishops.
* have an 'archdiocese'.
+ Diocese: Religion
  * The diocese is the key geographical unit of religious authority in the church. Archbishops have an 'archdiocese'. Inside each diocese are a number of parishes. Each parish is the area supervised by a local priest, and is part of the diocese.

Medicine man
* Medicine men build houses
  - have temples
  - incorporate palpation and examination of the body into their ceremonial dances
* Most medicine men have temples.
* Some medicine men sing songs.

### person | leader | priest | medicine man:

Rainmaker
* are executives
  - medicine men
* medicine man

Priestess
* are priests.
* wear white, black, or red, depending on rank.

Religious priest
* take a vow of chastity and diocesan priests promise celibacy
  - poverty and are supported by their religious order
  - vows of chastity, poverty, and obedience
* work in a wide variety of ministries.
### person | leader:

Prince
* Some princes are especially influential in politics, while others are active in business
  - draw swords
* Some princes marry first wives
* approach princesses.
* are aristocrats
  - books
* are located in books
  - castles
  - courts
  - fairy tales
  - palaces
  - pop stars
  - royalty
  - rulers
* are used for honor
* become international superstars
* establish images.
  - cells
  - nuclei
  - vacuoles
* love food.
* take decisions.

### person | leader:

Princess
* are aristocrats
  - magazines
  - royalty
* are, by nature, women who hold high importance both socially and politically.
* get equal rights with princes to inherit the throne.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* live in fairy tales.
* only live in a castle, birds only live in a nest.
* wear crowns on their head.
  * Walt Disney created the Disney Princess. Cinderella was the most famous princess in the world. Princesses wear crowns on their head. The mermaid princess is Ariel. Ariel lives in the ocean.

Project leader
* conduct project teams
* provide workshops.

Raja
* also generates pain and suffering.
  - politicians
* means a king
  - king, sovereign or supreme
  - menstruation

### person | leader:

Religious leader
* Many religious leaders are either under house arrest or in prison.
* Most religious leaders believe that man is out of control.
* address questions about sin and salvation online.
* are affiliates
  - in powerful positions to help women and families escape from violence
  - people
  - religionists
  - the ones who took the vows to be the moral conscience of society
  - workers
* can also play an important role as peacemakers and bridge builders.
* create systems of myth to bridge the gap between the known and the unknown.
* have great power to strengthen respect for human dignity.
* religious person
* think in moral terms of right or wrong in reference to a holy book or document.

### person | leader | religious leader:

Guru
* also means the destroyer of darkness - intellectual and spiritual.
* can cause self-illumination
  - help eradicate egoism, hatred, prejudices, selfishness, and other negative qualities

### person | leader:

Role model
* are also an important factor in aggression
  - an important method in Boy Scouting
  - examples
  - films
  - important in hospital practice
  - models
  - people who have overcome struggles
  - primarily adults
  - special people in the lives of students
  - very influential in the lives of teenagers and can be negative, or positive
  - women who have entered and succeeded in a nontraditional occupations
* can also help women with career development
  - have an enormous impact on a child
* have a tremendous impact on the development of girls and young women.
* tend to be a strong influence on youth.

Scoutmaster
* are leaders
  - teachers, and Scouting classroom
* inevitably serve as role models as well as leaders of their troops.
### person | maker:

Winemaker
* Most winemakers add sulfites to the wine to help stabilize it as it ages.
* cover the cork on a bottle of wine with foil because it helps keep out mold.
* invest two years of their lives in the production of a bottle of wine.
* love chardonnay for a variety of reasons.
* prefer fruit picked early in the morning when the grapes are cold.
* save money using less pesticide.
* seem to be less sensitive to tannin than wine drinkers.
* sometimes use oak barrels as an ingredient to achieve their desired wine.

Manipulator
* allow artists to control various operations like transforms.
* are people.
* can be floor mounted or suspended from the ceiling
  - change colors, hues, shading depths, and a variety of other things
* often try to control beliefs and actions by exploiting people's feelings.

Many individual
* Some many individuals have vitamin d deficiencies.
* choose diets.
* experience infection.
* feel life
  - social life
* hold positions
  - similar positions
* perform ceremony.
* provide input.
* reach maturity.
* report allergic reaction
* return to schools.

### person:

Mayor
* Most mayors die of causes
  - natural causes
* are city officials
  - civil authority
  - executives
* are located in cities
  - city halls
  - town halls
  - towns
  - officers
  - politicians
* are used for councils
  - direction
  - leadership
* devise methods.
* have great influence on the physical environment of their cities.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is civil authority
* seek protection.
+ Costa Rica, Provinces, cantons, and districts: Spanish-speaking countries
  * Costa Rica has seven provinces. The provinces are divided into 81 cantons. The canton is directed by a mayor. Mayors are chosen democratically every four years by the canton's people. There are no provincial legislatures. The cantons are further divided into 463 districts.
### person | member:

Group member
* care for offspring.
* engage in behavior.
* have characteristics.
* maintain contact.
* play roles.
* study areas
  - follow areas
* will have excellent opportunity

### person | member | minimus:

Little toe
* are part of foots
  - toes
* can also be hotspots for pain.

Other family member
* follow lead.
* live in areas.
* make decisions.

Other member
* live in areas.
  - observations
* show behavior.

Peter
* are people
  - stalkers
* have toothaches.

Regent
* are public officials
  - rulers
* have degrees.
* holding company in the radio broadcasting business.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is an environment designed for living.

Staff member
* contact families.
* have responsibility.
* need leaders.

Survive member
* adapt to habitats.
* find mates.

Team member
* participate in care.
* share responsibility.
* to share information
  - personal information
* wear shoes.

### person:

Merchant
* accounts enable businesses to accept credit cards.
* agree to procedures.
* are businesses that sell products or services online
  - businesspersons
* are located in business
  - malls
  - markets
  - shopping centers
  - shops
  - stores
  - persons engaged in the business of buying or selling goods
  - used for selling
* enter amounts
  - dollar amounts
* give notice.
* have knowledge
  - satellite surveillance
  - wives
  - corpi
  - human bodies
  - nuclei
  - plasma membranes
* make differences
  - huge differences
* means a person selling goods or services over the Internet.
* notable class of citizens in Tyre.
* obtain knowledge.
* offer options.
* perform services.
* provide goods.
* require maintenance.
* sell turkeys.
* to participate in services.
* understand compromises
  - cost
### person | modern:

Modern research
* Much modern research uses a mixture of genetics , cell biology and molecular biology.
* Some modern research shows links with our own western understanding of the nervous system.
* continues to find many uses for urine.
* identifies many of the active components in herbs.
* indicates they are natural immune system enhancers.
* is in the process of confirming the wisdom of the ancients.
* reveals that inbreeding changes the shape of the genetic covariance matrix.
* shows a lighting up of synapses.
+ Genetics, Aspects of modern genetics: History of science

### person | modern:

Modern scholarship
* indicates that men viewed female homosexuality with hostility.
+ Julius Caesar, Epilepsy: 100 BC births :: 44 BC deaths :: Roman Emperors :: Historians :: Politicians :: Roman generals :: Former dictators :: Deaths by blade weapons :: Assassinated people
  * Caesar is sometimes thought to have suffered from epilepsy. Modern scholarship is divided on the subject. It is more certain that he was plagued by malaria, particularly during the Sullan proscriptions of the 80s. Ronald T. Ridley 2000.
### person | newcomer:

Recruit
* are enlisted men
+ Military, Joining up and training
  * During this training, the recruits usually have very little free time. They learn the right ways to obey the orders. They do a lot of exercise to improve their fitness and strength. Recruits also learn how to march. The camp usually finishes with a parade in which the newly trained recruits show off their marching and other skills they have learned in front of important visitors.

Nigra
* Some nigras promote growth
  - hair growth
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles

Nipper
* are used to remove the surplus growth of the hoof wall.
  - baby teeth
  - cell membranes
  - child's bodies
  - heads
  - milk teeth
  - necks
  - personality
* sometimes cause injuries when they are used to cut short ends of wire.
* tend to live in colonies.
### person | nonreligious person:

Deist
* believe that a higher power created the world.
* nonreligious person
+ Deism: Theology
  * Deists believe that a higher power created the world. They do not believe that the creation of the universe happened because of a spontaneous event. They usually reject supernatural events like miracles and believe that God has setup natural laws and does not interfere with them. Most deists also see holy books, such as the Bible and Qur'an, as writings made by people rather than the writings of God.

Freethinker
* also acknowledge that there is an inner, private, subjective world of human experience.
* are naturalistic.
* believe in the right to freedom of belief.
* can be atheistic, agnostic, or theistic
  - write and publish without the fear of persecution
* come in assorted shapes, colors and sizes.
* reject faith as a valid tool of knowledge.
* try to base actions on their consequences to real, living human beings.

Gentile
* are christians
  - fellow citizens with the saints
  - non-Jewish nonbelievers
  - nouns
  - people
* can never become Jewish, ethnically speaking.
* eat food sacrificed to idols
  - pork
* prefer sex with cows.
* seems to mean any non-Islamic people of India and Moors all the Islamic peoples.

Heathen
* Many heathens offer human sacrifices to their gods, as a part of their religion.
* keep their clothes on, too.
* nonreligious person

Pagan
* is Asia's largest temple site.
* is the largest and most important center for lacquerware
  - most important architectural complex in Myanmar

### person | nonreligious person | pagan:

Modern pagan
* keep one eye on the past when setting up their ritual.
* tend to be nature and goddess worshippers.

Positivist
* find that social disorders are exacerbated by class issues.
* use the scientific method and empirical data to aid in their understanding of crime.

Rationalist
* are abstract in communication and utilitarian in implementing goals
  - the men of principles, empiricists the men of facts
* focus on what they call necessary truth.
* object to the mythological or fantastical character of religious texts.
* see sovereignty similarly to realists.
* seek to know, understand, and differentiate.

### person | nonreligious person | rationalist:

Economic rationalist
* are, of course, aware that markets can fail.
* try to make everything fit with efficiency.

Unbeliever
* Most unbelievers are idolaters of one sort or another.
* are in bondage to sin.
* believe more than believers and on less evidence.
* can never act in true love.
* die in a state of sinfulness.
* exist throughout the world.
* interpret all of life in terms of their own covenant-breaking presuppositions.
* remain in bondage to sin.
### person:

Passer
* are people
  - students
* means that it passerine or a perching bird.
### person | peer | earl:

Early blight
* affects both tomatoes and potatoes.
* can cause a decrease in fruit quantity and quality.
* causes large target-like spots near the stem of green or ripe fruit.
* common tomato disease that is caused by a fungus.
* continues to progress as vines begin to reach the end of the growing season.
* fungal disease spread by heavy rainfall and warm temperatures.
* fungus disease which shows up as a leaf blight on the lower part of plants
  - that affects leaves throughout the summer
* injures foliage and reduces overall yields.
* is carried from season to season on crop debris
  - caused by the fungus Alternaria solani
* is characterized by dark brown bull s eye-like lesions on lower leaves
  - irregular, brown spots that first appear on older foliage
  - small, target-shaped lesions on the foliage
* is favored by rainy periods with warmer temperatures
  - warm temperatures and high humidity
  - one fungal disease that strikes tomatoes
  - the most common and wide spread tomato disease
* occurs in humid weather.
* problem, particularly in early varieties, spreading from the leaf to young tubers.
* very common disease of both potato and tomato.

Early defibrillation
* critical link in the chain of survival, and often the hardest to achieve.
* is key in saving sudden cardiac arrest victims
  - to saving the lives of victims of sudden cardiac arrest
* is the key to saving patients in cardiac arrest
  - single most effective way to increase survival
  - standard of care therapy for patients in ventricular fibrillation
  - step in the chain of survival that most improves survival rates

Gangsta
* are peers.
* identify themselves with a certain group to which they belong.

Reliever
* are a different class of drug
  - people
  - pitchers
* help by opening the breathing tubes and by relaxing the tightened muscle during an attack.
* work by opening airways and increasing airflow.

### person | peer | reliever:

Pain reliever
* Most pain relievers act by preventing the body's normal inflammatory response to injury or illness.
* Some pain relievers are mixed with other medicines for different conditions.
* Some pain relievers contain at least as much caffeine as a cup of coffee
  - caffeine , which enhances their effectiveness
* can also allay some discomfort.

Person of color
* People of color is people.
* Persons of color are more likely to be poor than their white counterparts.
### person | pest:

Common pest
* Most common pests affect fruit trees
  - are mealy bug and scale
  - find in homes
* Some common pests are difficult to spot.
* Some common pests excrete sticky substances
  - feed on trees
* are spider mites and whiteflies, causing leaves to yellow and drop.
* include fleas.

Few pest
* affect the grasses, aphids being the most bothersome
  - herb family
* are so abundant, so content to feed on a variety of crops and so difficult to control.
* attack the neem tree and most problems with neem are directly related to over watering.
* bother daylilies
  - mint, although aphids and other soft-bodied pests can infest the leaves
* evoke stronger revulsion than rodents.

Garden pest
* Most garden pests carry diseases.
* Most garden pests cause health problems
* Some garden pests excrete sticky substances
  - feed on trees

Harmful pest
* Most harmful pests carry diseases.
* Some harmful pests do damage.

### person | pest:

Insect pest
* All insect pest require food, water and shelter
  - pests have natural enemies
* Many insect pests can quickly get out hand on fast growing container plants
  - go through cycles of abundance
  - have specific food preferences while others feed on a wide assortment of hosts
* Most insect pests cause serious trouble
* Some insect pests affect papaya
  - are present only during specific times of the year
* affect crops by feeding on fruit, foliage, or roots.
* are a minor concern for home growers of currants and gooseberries
  - also a major problem in cole crop production in Tennessee, especially in the fall
  - hard to detect because they often live in plants and soil
  - most serious in the humid low-altitude zone
  - often difficult to control within a season with cultural techniques alone
* attack all portions of the rice plant and all stages of plant growth.
* can be a constant source of irritation
  - cause considerable losses to both sweet and field corns in Florida
  - lower forage quality, particularly if they cause significant leaf loss
  - move in unexpectedly
  - vary from year to year in numbers, but some make annual appearances
* cause large losses of stored food supplies in developing countries
* include bean leaf beetles
  - bugs
  - cucumber beetles
  - squash bugs
* increase precipitously where frogs are vanishing.
* intensify under the barrage of poisons.
* tend to develop resistance rapidly to the synthetic pyrethroids.

Major pest
* are black spot, a disease, and mites
  - fruit flies , ants , and birds
* include beetles
+ Carambola, Cultivation: Tropical fruit
  * Major pests are fruit flies, ants, and birds. In the United States, they are also vulnerable to frosts.

Nuisance pest
* Most nuisance pests cause damage.
* Some nuisance pests multiply rapidly and are found in overwhelming numbers.
* are widespread in Colorado.
  - no real damage

Other pest
* cause crop damage
* include bugs
  - mites
### person | pest:

Pest control
* All pest control is carried out biologically.
* encompasses such problems as spiders, ants, birds, bees, floor mites, fleas etc.
* involves more than just chemical applications.
* is accomplished by relying on crop rotation, biological control, and natural materials
  - forest protection
  - killing
  - mainly malathion for scale or mealybug, and only when absolutely necessary
  - management
  - neccessary even for deseases
  - often difficult to achieve even under optimum conditions
* is one of the biggest benefits that cavity-nesting birds bring to farms and ranches
  - major problems facing area rose growers
  - only one area in which biotechnology is on the wrong path
  - the landlord's responsibility
* major imperative in fruit production
  - problem for most rose owners
* matter of education, personal protection, sanitation and elimination.
* starts in the spring and continues throughout the summer.
* stops the development of and hinders mass spreading of specific generations of pests.
* wide issue, and includes agricultural, urban and industrial environments.

Rodent pest
* Many rodent pests are characteristically mobile and able to disperse rapidly.
* Most rodent pests carry diseases.

Serious pest
* Most serious pests transmit diseases
  - mosaic diseases
  - plant diseases
* Some serious pests kill plants.

Several pest
* are problems on bearded irises.
* can affect wheat in the fall.
### person | philosopher:

Transcendentalist
* Some transcendentalists think all minds are alike.
* believe that there is no end to a question, the door can never be closed
  - the mind is where ideas are formed
* firmly believe that the mind is superior to matter.
* like to think they are somehow above it.
* think there dimension of depth in everything that exists.
* view self as spirit inserted into matter.

Yogi
* Most yogis develop inner vision
* Some yogis emphasize the third eye
  - inhale the fragrance of sandalwood through breathing exercises
* are philosophers.
* have the same brains as everyone else, the same central nervous system.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles

Pigmy
* chimpanzee from south of the Congo River.
* rattlesnakes are in the group of venomous snakes called pit vipers
  - one of six species of venomous snakes found in the Southeast
  - live in longleaf pine-scrub oak habitats
* rattlesnakes' typical reaction to a human, when closely approached, is to remain motionless.

Pioneer
* are originators
  - people who prepare the way for others
  - settlers
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - cytoplasm
  - nuclei
  - plasma membranes
  - vacuoles
* participate in discoveries.
* rely on skills.
* seek answers.

### person | pioneer:

Bushman
* Bushmen consume diets
  - eat plants
  - have peacemakers whose role is to intervene in a conflict and attempt to make peace
* Bushmen includes arms
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* Most bushmen consume diets
* Some bushmen eat cacti.
* Some bushmen use arrows
  - bow arrows
* are humans
  - nomads
  - pioneers

Planner
* are notebooks
* come in all sorts of shapes and sizes.
* help people with assets.
* work to make cities a better place to live and work.

### person | planner:

Plotter
* are clerks
  - devices that are more suitable for the output of high quality graphics
  - instruments
  - large format inkjet printers, or printers that use special pens
  - output devices for making copies of geographical data on paper or film.
  * A 'Plotter' kind of printer for computers. Plotters use vector graphics. Usually they are used to print to paper which is very large in size. Plotters print things using special, colored pens. There is one called the drum plotter. They are often used in warehouses
+ Computer printer, Types of printers: Printers

Urban planner
* help shape cities and towns and solve urban problems.
* measure density in dwelling units per acre or in people per square mile.
* use special maps to help design cities.
### person | player:

Ballplayer
* are a very aggressive type of individual
  - athletes
* is an athlete
* lift a lot of weights nowadays.
* swing a bat as often as possible during the winter months as well as during the season.
* tend to live in the moment.

### person | player | ballplayer | fielder | infielder:

Shortstop
* are infielders
  - positions
* is an infielder

Hitter
* are movers.
* work out with weights nearly year-round.

### person | player:

Baseball player
* All baseball players wear hats.
* Many baseball players are two-sport athletes
  - believe that hitting is the single toughest part of the sport
* Most baseball players try to generate bat speed by using a weight while swinging before an at-bat.
* Some baseball players catch baseball
  - use steroids
* are a different breed
* are capable of pitch
  - throws
  - humans
* are located in ballparks
  - plates
  - people
  - taller because scouts are out looking for taller baseball players
  - the among the most superstitious of athletes
  - workers
* come in all sizes.
* have fields
  - spit in the faces of umpires
  - the longest lives of all occupations
* increase the distance of their home runs with heavy weights and fewer reps.
* prefer baseball trivia to sex.
* seem to talk a lot about muscle memory, particularly in regard to hitting the ball.
* spend much more time on the road than other athletes.
* tend to lead narrow, self-absorbed lives.
* to experience injuries.
* utilize muscles which rotate the hips, lower back and trunk.
* wear batting helmets
  - helmets when batting and base running

Chess player
* Most chess players represent nations.
* are players.
* get physically fit to expand their brain power.
* write down the moves of the game, as they play.

### person | player:

Football player
* Most football players compete in baseball or track and field to keep busy during the spring
  - shift weight
* Some football players are amateurs
  - suffer back, neck, hip, knee, ankle, and foot injuries
  - take classes to get muscles
* are athletes and role models to an extent
* are capable of huddles
  - practice
* are football players regardless of which level at which they play
  - players, and coaches are coaches
  - part of football teams
* can wear short sleeve jumpers and long sleeve jumpers.
* come in all shapes, colors and sizes.
* learn to deal with injuries early
  - never show pain, no matter how hard the hit
* make football plays.
* protect wealth.
* wear a helmet and several pads

### person | player | football player:

Linebacker
* are backs
  - football players
* can appear in different formations, or looks.
### person | player:

Golfer
* Many golfers bend from the waist which gives the back the appearance of being rounded or hunched
  - care about wildlife on their courses
  - experience low back pain every time they play
  - have difficulty reducing the tension in hands and body
  - lose their balance because of tension in their legs
  - play in pain or suffer stiffness and soreness afterwards
  - tend to play within their own 'comfort zone'
* Most golfers fail to tilt their upper bodies enough from the hip joints
  - fancy themselves at some level as athletes
  - keep their head focused on the spot where the ball was sitting
  - know how to train their swings
  - play graphite shafts in woods
  - try to make their hands go faster in order to generate more clubhead speed
  - use the left hand to control the speed of the putterhead during the stroke
  - work their entire careers never winning any tournaments
* are a different breed of athlete
  - at risk for many types of injuries
  - famous for strange habits
  - no more athletes than stock-car drivers, or bowlers, or chess players
  - notorious for replaying shots in their minds
  - people and they have other concerns besides golf
* can avoid the windiest conditions by playing early in the day.
* come from all over the world to play the birthplace of golf
  - in all shapes and sizes, with varying degrees of athletic skills and reflexes
  - out to play golf
* do have lives off the golf course
  - money
* get drunk and beat their wives.
* have a tendency to think about the outsides of their feet.
* love to play golf.
* often talk about being addicted to the game.
* play the game they love so that kids with cancer can play the games they love.
* shave strokes with graphite drivers.
* talk about getting up and down.
* tend to be gamblers.
* try to run before they walk.
* wear glow necklaces so they can be seen by other groups.
* win major tournaments into their fifties.
* work very hard in a very competitive sport.
### person | plunger:

Venture capitalist
* Most venture capitalists have a fiduciary responsibility to their investors
  - invest only in companies with a global market reach
* aim to invest even more money in Austin.
* anchor the right side of the expectations continuum.
* are among the most powerful and least-known American tycoons
  - basically risk-takers
  - different animals than other investors
  - expert investors who specialize in a few industries
  - in the world to make money
  - interested in large returns, because they're taking large risks
  - long on money and short on time
* are only interested in businesses with huge potential
  - numbers
  - professional investment firms
  - specialists
* are the people who finance start-up technology ventures
  - wealthy people who pool their cash together and sponsor businesses
  - usually shareholders, secured by share value and legal agreements
* argue that compromise is inevitable.
* believe they are investing much more than money.
* differ in their approach to management of the business in which they invest.
* give money because they like the person.
* have attention deficit disorder.
* invest in high risk enterprises
  - high-growth industries promising huge profits
  - young and innovative companies that have great potential for growth
* make their money by selling their shares when a company goes public.
* provide great value by providing capital and management expertise.
* say that the best predictor of future success is past success
  - they like to get back two dollars for every one dollar they invest
  - they're motivated by the global trends they see in business today
* use every ounce of leverage they have to make their companies succeed
  - presentations to determine an entrepreneur's character
### person | professional:

Health professional
* All health professionals say they are supportive of breastfeeding.
* Many health professionals accept the power of faith in healing from a variety of illnesses.
* Many health professionals are concerned about the effect of childhood weight status on adult weight
  - open to developing the breath and breathing
  - see a clear connection between violence and health
  - worry about safety
* Most health professionals agree that slow steady weight loss is more likely to last
  - recommend approximately eight hours of sleep each night
* Some health professionals make audiotapes for their patients or clients
  - specialize in gerontology, too
  - suggest eating only raw foods for two days before starting a fast
* agree that exercise can prevent and control diabetes.
* are at risk for experiencing angry behavior from the public
  - notorious for going to work even when sick
  - rare in rural Guatemala
* can spread disease.
* deal with death and dying every day.
* have a contract with society
  - many diverse views on ways to improve health
* recognise that interpersonal relationships are central to their care.
* rely on examination gloves to prevent the transmission and spread of disease.
* resist changes in the workplace and cling to their traditional ways.
* tend to equate disorders with a set range of impairment
  - locate in the geographic region where they received their training

Healthcare professional
* are knowledgeable of the symptoms and treatment of eczema.
* function best when they assist rather than replace the Caregiver.
* use many types of equipment to diagnose patients.
### person | professional | practitioner:

Homeopath
* Many homeopaths assume that there are no incurable diseases, only incurable people.
* Some homeopaths are physicians or other types of healthcare professionals
  - still use the Oil for treatment of severe cramps
  - suggest that colonics negatively impact the body's fluids
* also claim that the more dilute the remedy, the more powerful it is
  - prescribes tissue salts
* always take the whole person into account.
* are famous for treating migraine headaches
* believe that shaking transfers the medicine's essence to the water used to dilute it
  - the more dilute the solution, the more powerful it is
* consider symptoms to be good, because they are the body's way of healing itself.
* evaluate and treat each patient as a whole.
* generally avoid giving multiple remedies simultaneously.
* have dilutions of grandeur.
* make an oil from the petals known as bellide oil.
* often recommend natural diets, eliminating any type of processed food.
* prescribe medicines that are altogether different from mainstream drugs
  - treatment based on a patient's individual symptoms
* recognize the importance of intervening as little as possible.
* say it is electromagnetic waves of the active ingredient it once contained.
* try to match a person's personality, habits and symptoms with a remedy.
* use a dilute tincture of the berries for tetanus and convulsions
  - the plant for bronchitis, colds, flu, laryngitis, and rheumatism
  - very dilute tinctures as their basic medicinal preparations

### person | professional | practitioner | homeopath:

Classical homeopath
* Some classical homeopaths are the most vocal against the use of combination medicines.
* believe in using only one remedy at a time.

### person | professional | practitioner:

Homeopathic practitioner
* Many homeopathic practitioners feel that symptoms are adaptive responses to physiologic stress.
* know that the more diluted they are the more potent their effect.
* prescribe it for asthma and whooping cough
  - digestive ailments
  - nausea and seasickness
  - nervous conditions, constipation, and liver disorders
* recommend it to control bleeding.
* regard it as a remedy for colds.
* use both the peel and the flower as remedies for headache and pain.
* use it for runny nose, hay fever, and sore throat
  - stomach cramps and all types of respiratory problems
  - ulcers and hemorrhoids

Homoeopath
* Some homoeopaths run low cost clinics, especially for children.
* often see the return of old symptoms as a good sign rather than an adverse effect.
* usually have their own pet dosage regimes for chronic illness.

Yuppie
* know how to eat.
* use color in their environment in the status above their current position.