### films:

Alpha dog
* are films.
* decide when the pack plays, and when it hunts.
* determine who to fight and when to fight.
* eat first, submembers eat later.

Bottle rocket
* are films.
* are the greatest cause of eye injuries requiring hospitalization
  - single greatest cause of eye injuries requiring hospitalization
* can also cause severe burns to the eye lids.

Isle
- islands
* are located in auditoriums
  - bodies of water
  - churchs
  - lakes
  - oceans
  - sea
  - rivers
  - small islands
* are used for fishing
  - walking

Mosquito net
* are more effective if impregnated with insecticide such as permethrin.
* is films
  - screens
* provide much better protection if they are treated with a special insecticide.

### finance:

Floatation
* is finance
* uses water to detect the presence of chinch bugs.

### finance:

Flotation
* allows the separation of water from the smaller suspended particles.
* are finance
  - physical phenomenons
* can help to control blood pressure.
* costs The costs associates in selling of new shares in a company on stock market.
* has benefits other than reducing stress.
* is also very important on the hind feet
  - how stable the skis are in deep snow
  - one of the methods used in the industry for extraction of minerals
  - the amount of weight a shoe can support on the ground
  - used to concentrate the ore
* widely-used method of removing the ink.
+ Gangue: Minerals
  * When minerals are collected, the ore that is wanted is found only in small amounts. Flotation is used to concentrate the ore. The ore floats while the gangue sinks to the bottom. Sometimes minerals thought of as gangue are later recovered and used.

### finance | flotation:

Froth flotation
* allows two or more equivalent-density plastics to be separated with high purity.
* is used to remove carbon and enhance the fly ash.

Funding
* is finance
* is the form of cash, donations, gifts, bequests, trusts and endowments, and fees
  - process of transferring the name on accounts or property to the name of the trust

### finance:

Investment
* Buying into a system is an investment.
* More investment translates into higher productivity, higher wages and more jobs.
* Some investments try to produce both growth in value and income.
  * is total amount of money spent by a shareholder in buying shares of a company. In economic managment sciences, investments means longer-term savings.
* Understand how to account for investments of idle cash.
* also drive income and in turn consumption.
* are assets
  - dressings
  - money put into a business or government in hopes of making money
  - often one's personal feelings about work or extra time and money spent on training
  - promotions
  - skin
* can also refer to changes in the level of stocks.
* field that offers many job opportunities.
* is an area that cuts across the other fields of finance
  - attempt to induce growth
  - business spending on new capital
  - fundamental to economic and employment growth
  - in knowledge-based economy, reshaping the regional economy
  - including donations of goods and services
  - limited to the amount of savings in the economy
  - linked to good economic policies and good governance
  - related to trade in a number of ways
  - savings put to work to grow
* is the chokepoint of Iran's economy
  - means by which people give
  - opposite of exports
  - process by which present goods are transformed into future goods, capital goods
* is the process of adding to the capital stock, e.g. additions to plant and equipment
  - improving the quantity or quality of capital
  - source of productivity growth
  - very opposite of exports
  - what is fostering competition
* personal commitment and sense of ownership that results from involvement.
* represents how much the country is adding to the capital stock.
* shows very little relationship to the amount of income in the economy.