ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### person | expert | specialist | meteorologist:

Research meteorologist
* develop methods.
* study atmospheric phenomena
  - weather patterns

Weather forecaster
* Most weather forecasters rely on measurements
  - talk about humidity
* Most weather forecasters use computer models to help make their forecast
  - computers
  - work nights
* make predictions.
* measure air pressure with a barometer.
* use a special tool called a barometer to measure air pressure
  - barometers to deflect changes in air pressure
  - radar to locate and track approaching storms

Weatherman
* Weathermen often refer to a barometer
  - report when dust storms are possible
  - use radar to track storms, hurricanes and tornados
* are meteorologists
* includes arms
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  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles

### person | expert | specialist:

Neurologist
* Many neurologists believe brand-name medications are preferable to generic products
  - recognize that hormonally related migraines remain the most difficult to treat
  - rely on yearly contrast-enhanced scans to detect tumour progression
* Most neurologists treat headache but few specialize in it.
* Some neurologists also practice surgery
  - have particular experience in diagnosing dementia
  - specialize in diagnosing and treating epilepsy
* also deal with seizures
  - treat some diseases of the muscle
* are doctors
  - interested in the diagnosis and progression of neuromuscular diseases
  - medical doctors who study the brain
  - often the primary care physicians for patients with server neurological disorders
  - principal care providers or consultants to other physicians
  - specialists in the neurologic system
  - the medical doctors who diagnose and treat problems with the nervous system
* believe that G force caused a vessel to rupture.
* can also choose an academic career in research and education
  - now see some forms of memory in operation
* care for all age groups.
* divide multiple sclerosis into two types.
* frequently combine epilepsy medications.
* know more about typical TN than they do about other types of facial pain
  - that vulnerable people can go into seizure when exposed to flashing lights
* like to figure things out.
* love to observe and measure.
* now know that early reversals are a normal developmentsl stage for many children.
* specialize in brain and central nervous system disorders
  - disorders of the brain and central nervous system
  - neuralgias
* treat disorders of the nervous system, brain, spinal cord, nerves, muscles and pain.
* understand the human brain and brain processes well.
* use many forms of medication to treat problems involving the nervous system.
* usually divide the pain syndromes into two groups.
* vary in their recommendations concerning driving.

### person | expert | specialist | neurologist:

Pediatric neurologist
* are doctors with specialezed training in children's neurological disorders
  - pediatricians
* diagnose and treat disorders of the nervous system in children.
### person | expert | specialist | oncologist:

Radiation oncologist
* are doctors who have additional training in the use of radiation therapy
  - specialize in radiation therapy
* are physicians trained to plan and monitor radiation therapy
  - who specialize in treating cancer with therapeutic radiation
  - specialists with training and experience in the treatment of cancer
* can participate in intraoperative radiotherapy when necessary
  - play a tremendous role in palliation and reduction of bony pain
* combine computer imaging with machines called multi-leaf collimators.
* employ both external beam and brachytherapy approaches.
* specialize in the use of x-rays and other radiation methods to kill tumors
  - and other radiation to kill tumors
* treat tumors using radiation.
* use radiation to treat tumors.

### person | expert | specialist:

Ophthalmologist
* Many ophthalmologists recommend that UV-coated glasses or sunglasses be worn while in the sunlight.
* Most ophthalmologists are surgeons who are trained in medical and surgical treatment on the eye
  - provide comprehensive eye care, including cataract surgery
* Some ophthalmologists recommend reducing caffeine usage
  - specialize in treating very specific eye problems
  - still remember vitrectomy as a high risk, long, and involved procedure
* also perform eye surgery.
* are doctors who specialize in providing medical and surgical care for eyes
  - eye surgeons
  - impairment specialists
* are medical doctors and specialize in eye surgery and other secondary care
  - who are trained to diagnose and treat all disorders of the eye
  - eye doctors who are specialists in the health of the eye
  - physicians specializing in the comprehensive care of the eyes and vision
* are physicians who diagnose and treat eye diseases and injuries
  - have special training in eye disease and vision
  - treat diseases of the eyes, sometimes surgically
  - the medical and surgical specialists of eye care
* are the only eye care professionals certified to perform surgery on the eye
  - providers that are medical school graduates
* believe that sunglasses can offer some protection.
* can assist in the diagnosis of rabies by using the corneal impression test
  - deliver total eye care including primary, secondary, and tertiary are
  - examine, diagnose, and treat eye disorders
  - prescribe drugs and perform surgery
* commonly treat proliferative retinopathy with laser therapy.
* diagnose and treat disorders associated with the eye
* frequently use surgical intervention in their practices.
* offer a comprehensive approach to ocular symptoms and disease.
* perform eye exams, treat disease, prescribe medication, and perform surgery.
* provide routine eye care, clinical testing and surgery.
* remove scores of cataracts.
* sell glasses.
* sometimes recommend Vitrectomy.
* use lasers to perform corrective eye surgery.

### person | expert | specialist | ophthalmologist:

Pediatric ophthalmologist
* Many pediatric ophthalmologists are very good at repairing ptosis in children.
* subspecialize in treating eye disease in children.
### person | expert | specialist:

Orthopaedist
* often perform multiple procedures at the same operative session.
* treat deformities related to birth or injury.

### person | expert | specialist:

Orthopedist
* Many orthopedists have a history of sports injuries
  - specialize in certain areas of the body, such as the knee
  - suggest anti-inflammatory medicine once the initial hemorrhaging has subsided
* Some orthopedists also believe that d-penicillamine can delay healing
  - resist attempts by podiatrists to treat injuries above the ankle, and vice versa
  - specialize in deformities of the feet
* are specialists.
* believe in generalizing before specializing.
* cure problems of the skeletal system, which includes the muscles and ligaments.
* first earn their medical degree in a traditional medical school.
* sell crutches.
* specialize in correcting or preventing skeletal deformities or ailments.

### person | expert | specialist:

Orthoptist
* Most orthoptists work eight hours a day, four or five days a week
  - in hospital services dealing with squints for both adults and children
* Some orthoptists engage in clinical research
  - work for more than one private practice
* also direct the course of patching therapy for amblyopia.
* commonly work in pediatric ophthalmology settings.
* examine infants, children and adults.
* help diagnose and treat disorders affecting visual acuity and eye movement.
* often serve as directors of state and local vision screening programs.
* perform an important service for children and young people.
* teach children and their parents exercises for the children to practice at home.
* usually work in eye cliniics or physician's offices
  - the hospital eye departments
* work with and under the direction of ophthalmologists.

### person | expert | specialist:

Otolaryngologist
* Many otolaryngologists are proficient in facial plastic surgery.
* Specializes in diseases and treatment of the ear, nose and throat
  - treating disorders of the ear, nose, throat, and related structures
* also work to restore hearing in individuals with gradual or sudden hearing loss.
* are physicians who treat ear, nose and throat conditions.
* can visualize the both mirrors and flexible fiberoptic telescopes.
* diagnose diseases of the ear, nose and throat.
* see patients of all ages newborn to elderly.
* treat ailments of the ears, nose, and throat.

Paediatrician
* Most paediatricians have access to specialist nurses, and dietitians.
* are the first health professional seen by most children with retinoblastoma.
* can identify clear signs and characteristics and can diagnose very quickly.
* have to recognize maternal health as an infrastructure for the unborn child.
### person | expert | specialist | pediatrician:

Developmental pediatrician
* recommend guarding preteens from excessive demands and responsibilities.
* specialize in children with learning disorders.

General pediatrician
* focus on children's health
  - the whole range of children's health issues
* provide care for infants, children, teenagers, and young adults.

### person | expert | specialist:

Podiatrist
* Most podiatrists are in private practice
  - self-employed as solo practitioners
  - count many athletes and dancers amongst their patients
  - rely heavily on anesthetics and analgesics to deal with pain
* Some podiatrists are qualified in sugery of the foot
  - go on to develop an interest in surgery and train as podiatric surgeons
* also contribute significantly to the areas of diabetic foot care and wound healing
  - study the way people walk, also called biomechanics
  - treat conditions like warts, arch disorders, flat feet, and athlete's foot
* are doctors trained in treating conditions of the foot
  - who specialize in treating the foot and ankle
  - foot specialists
  - fully licensed physicians who can prescribe drugs and perform surgery
  - medical practitioners who diagnose and treat disorders of the human foot and leg
  - often successful in teating bone spurs on which M.C.s have stubbed their toes
  - primary contact practitioners
  - very active in the treatment and prevention of sports related problems
* can diagnose walking disorders and they easily outnumber spinal-injury specialists
  - treat most cases of leg discomfort
* diagnose and treat diseases and injuries of the foot and lower leg
  - disorders, diseases, and injuries of the foot and lower leg
* diagnose, treat, and prevent diseases and conditions of the foot and lower leg.
* do it with feet.
* generally are in private practice, which means that they run a small business.
* is the term used for chiropodists in other English speaking countries.
* play an important role when the feet are involved.
* prescribe and construct foot orthotics.
* provide the vast majority of foot health care services in the United States.
* recommend wearing a shoe with a round toe box and lower heel.
* regularly prescribe foot orthoses and exercises as well tend to wounds and ulcerations.
* specialize in foot and ankle problems
  - problems of the human foot
  - the treatment of foot and ankle disorders
* straighten club feet so children can walk.
* treat health conditions of the foot
  - patients with fractures, dislocations, pains and strains
  - such common conditions as bunions, corns and calluses, and ingrown toenails
* use laboratory tests and x-ray images to diagnose diseases and deformities.
### person | expert | specialist | radiologist:

Oral radiologist
* examine x-rays and provide detailed diagnoses to dentist and patients.
* make and interpret radiographs of the head and neck area.

Renewable energy specialist
* understand impact.
* work for engineer design firms

Reproductive specialist
* Most reproductive specialists work in medical offices
* work in medical offices as part of a medical team or in private practice

Resource specialist
* help employees.
* perform tasks.
* possess knowledge.
* use skills.
* work in offices.

### person | expert | specialist:

Rheumatologist
* Some rheumatologists are pure consultants in autoimmune disease or musculoskeletal disorders
  - often serve as primary care physicians for their patients
* are also authorities in bone conditions such as osteoporosis and Paget's disease
  - concerned with diseases of the joints, muscle, bones and tendons
  - doctors
  - leaders in the treatment and research of arthritis
  - physicians that specialize in inflammatory and autoimmune processes
  - specialists
  - the specialists who are most familiar with different forms of arthritis
* diagnose fibromyalgia through pressure points.
* help arthritics and others suffering from inflammatory disorders.

Shrink
* are like hemroids on the brain.
* have an array of weapons with which they suppress apostates.

### person | expert | specialist:

Urologist
* Many urologists routinely encourage their infertile patients to take antioxidants.
* Most urologists like to operate in the mornings and see patients in the afternoon
  - see at least one case of either acute or chronic prostatitis a day
* Some urologists have a subspecialty in male reproductive and sexual health.
* also specialize in treatment of the genital organs in men
  - treat diseases of the adrenal glands and certain cases of high blood pressure
  - use fiberoptic video scopes to look directly into the urinary bladder and urethra
* are doctors
  - expert in the care of the entire urinary system
  - experts in bladder and urine problems
  - now able to destroy the diseased tissue while preserving healthy tissue
* can also treat impotence by means of penile implants
  - treat a wide variety of problems
* gain expertise in subspecialties in many ways.
* have additional training in treating problems of the urinary tract.
* perform few neonatal circumcisions but are often asked to treat the complications.
* recommend surgical implants, but only after other treatments fail.
* tend to recommend surgery while oncologists generally advise radiation therapy.
* treat ailments of the urinary tract
  - urinary tract ailments
* use several tests to detect prostate cancer.

Superstar
* Some superstars die at ages.
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  - cells
  - corpi
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  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is an expert

Taster
* are critics.
* have mean body weight
  - preference
  - body substances
  - cells
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - nuclei
  - plasma membranes
  - vacuoles
### person | expert | therapist:

Art therapist
* Art Therapists use visual art to help emotionally disabled young children and teenagers.
* are professionals trained in both art and therapy
  - state registered professionals who have undertaken post graduate training
* have the skill to work with a wide range of people with a wide range of problems.
* use the creative process as a catalyst for change.
* work with patients singly or in groups.

Behavior therapist
* apply research findings to influence behavior.
* believe that changing problematic behavior corrects the disorder.
* examine how emotion, cognition relate.
### person | expert | therapist:

Clinical psychologist
* Many clinical psychologists focus their interests on special populations
  - use cognitive or behavioral techniques
* are doctoral level practitioners, licensed by the state
  - similar to social psychologists
* assess and treat mental, emotional, and behavioural disorders
  - people with psychological problems
  - people's mental and emotional disorders
* can prescribe medications.
* deal with psychological problems in hospitals or in private practice.
* differ from psychiatrists in two important ways.
* examine the various factors that can lead to mental and behavioral disorders.
* help mentally or emotionally disturbed clients adjust to life.
* interview patients and give diagnostic tests.
* offers mindbody health for the whole person.
* uphold the highest ethical standards.

Cognitive therapist
* assist patients in modifying problematic schemas.
* believe thoughts, rather than actions, are what affect feelings most.

Complementary therapist
* see their work as highly individual and individualised.
* try to support cancer patients through their treatment and after.

Craniosacral therapist
* allege that the skull can move and be manipulated.
* recognise health as an active principle.
* study cranial work exclusively for a minimum of one year.

Curandero
* Some curanderos prescribe it to staunch bleeding and induce abortions in sheep and goats.
* also use culturally appropriate methods for healing.
* are therapists.
* deal with all types of illnesses, from croup and breech birth to headaches and cancer.
* say prayers for a price.
* use material objects to manipulate the vibrations and restore the patients to health.

Existential therapist
* distinguish between normal anxiety and neurotic anxiety.
* see anxiety as a potential source of growth.

Family therapist
* Most family therapists use tracking
  - work with the couple together as the primary approach
* can help schools and families identify at-risk kids
  - use marriage counseling techniques
* understand that families are groups just like other groups in society.
* use a systems framework to assess and intervene in interaction patterns.
### person | expert | therapist:

Osteopath
* All osteopaths agree that the dislocation of a rib is of frequent occurrence
  - have professional indemnity insurance
  - work in different ways and employ different techniques
* Some osteopaths specialize in the field of cranial osteopathy.
* aim to improve the mobility of the tissues and joints using massage and manipulation.
* are doctors and are sometimes confused with chiropractors
  - general practitioners first, specialists second
  - generally more holistically inclined
  - iconoclasts
  - primary contact practitioners who work in accordance with osteopathic principles
  - specialists in the treatment and prevention of muscle and joint pain
  - true physicians, working in all specialties of medicine
* believe in the body's natural tendency toward health and self-healing.
* can prescribe drugs and do surgery also, but they are less likely to do so.
* elsewhere restrict their practice to manipulation only.
* focus on tracing the changes in function that have occurred over a period of time.
* have many manipulative tools at their disposal
  - training in skeletal manipulation in addition to their medical training
* manipulate the muscles and spine to improve mobility and balance.
* only help the body to heal itself.
* use specialized soft tissue techniques which resembles massage.
* work in a range of health care settings in Australia and overseas
  - to restore the musculoskeletal system of the body to a state of balance and harmony
  - with their hands using a wide variety of treatment techniques

### person | expert | therapist | osteopath:

Cranial osteopathy
* involves gentle manipulation of bones in the head and spine.
* special technique to resolve compression or distortion of the crainal bones.
* sub-specialty within osteopathic manipulative medicine.
* subspecialty of osteopathic manipulative medicine performed by a physician.
### person | farmer:

African farmer
* Many African farmers are small farmers, and many are women.
* Some african farmers kill cheetahs.

Agriculturalist
* depend on water for efficient production of food and fiber.
* manage biological systems.

Agriculturist
* also consider the porcupine a pest when it forages on crops such as corn.
* are farmers
  - workers
* harvest their crops.

Beef cattle farmer
* benefit from experience
  - have experience
* have fields.
### person | farmer | beekeeper:

Commercial beekeeper
* Most commercial beekeepers are migratory and the season of activity is extremely intense.
* maintain thousands of hives.
* plan to protect their hives by introducing new European queen bees frequently.
### person | farmer:

Dairy farmer
* Many dairy farmers have the misconception that they are paid for fat and protein percent.
* Most dairy farmers raise calves
  - recognize the importance of sire selection to good long term herd management
* Some dairy farmers belong to co-operatives which process the milk into dairy products
  - work at night
* are the initial beneficiaries of the formula-fed veal industry.
* benefit from research to boost milk fat and protein quality in cows.
* conduct milk strike to protest low prices.
* grow crops such as maize, hay and silage.
* milk their cows at least twice a day, every day
  - twice, sometimes three times a day, every day of the year
  - cows for milk
* reduce power bills by utilizing solar water heating for their milking sheds.
* use antibiotics and growth hormones.
* work hard to keep cows healthy for a long productive life.

Dairyman
* Dairymen often supplement dairy cows with fat to increase energy, dry matter intake and milk yield
  - raising their calves outdoors usually use a nurse cow system
* Some dairymen use a combination of factors when grouping their herd.
* are farmers.

Family farmer
* Most family farmers grow vegetables.
* Most family farmers produce lettuce seeds
* are front-line victims of corporate globalization.
* have a passion for preserving the environment, producing a high quality, safe food.

Fish farmer
* have operations.
* pay attention
  - careful attention
* rely on good management and a host of products to prevent health problems.
### person | farmer:

Forester
* Many foresters manage forested property or purchase timber from timbered lands.
* Most foresters still prefer seedlings when establishing timberlands
  - use tree shelters to protect against deer browse
* also supervise the planting and growing of new trees, a process called regeneration
  - work in wood product industries, for private landowners, or as consultants
* always consider the economics and environmental impact of cutting down timber.
* are as professional as doctors, lawyers and engineers.
* are concerned about wood products, fish and wildlife habitat, water, clean air and soil
  - with growing trees for timber production
  - humans who seek to learn the elven ways
  - problem-solvers
  - professionals trained to manage timberland and forest ecosystems for many purposes
  - responsible for the social progress of forest workers
* can count rings without cutting a tree down
  - experiment with different species of trees better able to withstand climate change
* classify their growth rate as medium to fast.
* control weeds to enhance the growth of commercial forests.
* have a responsibility to manage land for both current and future generations
  - backgrounds in ecology and soils
  - professional expertise that goes far beyond just cutting trees
* help manage deer habitat when they prescribed burn under pine trees.
* improve tree genetics.
* manage forested lands for a variety of purposes
  - timberland, which involves a variety of duties
  - trees in terms of stands and groups
* manage, develop and protect our forest resources.
* often feed during the day, but mostly in the early morning and evening
  - leave areas to reforest naturally from cones and seeds
  - plant southern pines which are readily invaded by hardwoods
  - say that there have been no recorded extinctions due to logging
  - use seed trees and shelterwood cuts to ensure regeneration
* plan logging activities to prevent loss of soil and water.
* sometimes plant new trees to start a forest.
* spend considerable time outdoors the first years of their careers.
* understand how different forests grow in different ways.
* use a number of tools to perform their jobs
  - helicopters to carefully take logs out of the forest
  - their knowledge of species tolerance to help guide virtually all management decisions
* usually work eight hours a day, five days a week.
* work in a variety of environments and for many kinds of organizations
  - many different forestry-related jobs
  - tree nurseries growing seedlings for woodland creation or regeneration projects

### person | farmer | forester:

Professional forester
* are the province's forest managers.
* work in all regions of British Columbia.

Urban forester
* live and work in larger cities and manage urban trees.
* manage trees in urban green spaces.
### person | farmer:

Subsistence farmer
* chop out acacia trees to grow maize and feed the stalks to the cattle.
* engage in unsustainable farming practices in the absence of alternatives.
* grow the crop widely in mixed cropping systems.

Sustainable farmer
* Most sustainable farmers raise animals.
* Some sustainable farmers protect humans
  - treat animals
* are also interested in conservation tillage practices
  - very aware of the impact of their farming practices on the environment
* reduce erosion.
* tend to produce a diversity of crop and livestock products.

Tree farmer
* Tree Farmers are also committed to educating the public about the value of private forests.
* play a critical role in our nation's economy.

Urban farmer
* Most urban farmers have part or full-time jobs.
* use urban land, public services, inputs, and even urban wastes in production.

### person:

Fastener
* Most fasteners are stainless steel
  - have strength
* Some fasteners expose to hydrogen
  - have caps
* are people
  - restraint
  - the sinews of a modern manufacturing nation
* attach building elements to masonry and masonry ties hold masonry to other masonry.
* cover everything from nails to rivets and bolts.
* eliminate the look of unsightly staples, nails or puttied holes.
* find applications.
* hold rope loosely and allow rope to be pulled and adjusted over space.
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  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles

### person | fastener:

Stainless fastener
* are hard and ideally suited for outdoor furniture construction.
* resist corrosion.

Fat cat
* are at risk for health problems.
* have a much shorter life expectancy.
* remain untamed.

Fellow
* are members
  - part of couples
  - singletons
* attend meetings.
* deal with problems.
* engage in assessments.
* includes arms
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  - personality
* provide services.
* show interest.
### person | fighter:

Wrestler
* Some wrestlers actually begin to detest wrestling after a couple of months
  - inherit their names from their father or uncle
* are athletes
  - capable of wrestles
* share a mentality with people who have eating disorders.
+ List of professional wrestling terms, O: Sports lists
  * Wrestlers can be over as either faces or heels. The term suggests that the fans are buying into what the wrestler is selling, meaning his character. It's also possible to put someone over by taking bumps or selling a move.
+ Ssirum: Wrestling :: Korea
  * Most wrestlers are  in height and   in weight. The fights can seem slow at first they are actually very dynamic.
  * Wrestling' is a competition in which two people try to pin the other person to the ground. The people who wrestle are called wrestlers. Striking is not allowed in wrestling. Wrestlers use throws, takedowns, and trips to get their opponents down to the ground. On the ground, they use holds and pins to control their opponent. Wrestling is a popular and effective base for fighters in mixed martial arts competitions.

### person | folk dancer:

Square dancer
* are all kinds of folks sharing a love of action and teamwork.
* folk dancer

### person:

Follower
* are people who take as much energy as they give
  - travelers
+ Behak Maken, Festivities at shrine: Villages in Pakistan
  * Many followers come from different cities, towns and villages in Pakistan. It is a popular and joyous occasion with a 'Qawwali' musical fest as well as a small rural fair with rides and other fun activities.
+ Panentheism: Theology
  * Panentheism' is the belief that the universe is part of God. Followers believe that one or more godsare both part of the universe and greater than it.

### person | follower:

Animist
* Some animists do acknowledge a creator-god, usually seen as a deity of the sky or the sun.
* also practice throughout the country, but are most active in rural areas.
* are disciples
  - rare in Ethiopia today
* believe spirits are everywhere and in everything
  - that conscious spirits with powers over humans exist throughout their surroundings
* worship spirits in the natural world.

Disciple
* are followers.
* are people of faith
  - who are saved
  - the vessels through which the gospel is to be carried to the lost

Dualist
* are disciples.
* believe that there are two types of substance or principle in the universe.
* claim that the mind special 'thing' quite separate from the body.

Totalitarian
- weak beings
* define totalitarian values as just, and so forth.
* invariably outlive their opposition and often outlive their entire generation.

Fool
* are capable of smoke cigarettes
  - simpletons
* have quality.
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  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
+ Experience, Proverbs about Experience:
  * Fools choose to learn only from their own mistakes.
### person | fool:

Clown
* Some clowns perform magic, do balloon animals, etc.
* allow the tentacles to graze their bodies until they build up an immunity to the poison.
* also protect anemones from predators.
* are a caring - sharing group of people
  - traditional part of celebrations in Mexico
  - able to change their coloration within certain parameters
  - books
  - capable of surprise
  - comedians
  - fantasy characters
  - fools
  - funnies
* are located in carnivals
  - circus
  - fairs
  - parties
  - often humble individuals
* can be very colorful and are very hardy in captivity.
* grow glowing crowns.
* have a varied tradition with significant variations in costume and performance
  - really big feet
  - human bodies
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - plasma membranes
  - vacuoles
* make people with tears on their faces laugh or smile.
* perform at birthdays and many more special occasions.
* tend to be nocturnal, preferring the cool night air to the hot sun.
* try to make it so that people can be wise.
* wear face-distorting metallic makeup
  - masks that are sometimes painted faces

### person | fool | clown:

Harlequin
* are clowns
  - jesters
  - large, long established and successful orienteering club
* breed on turbulent, upland rivers and streams and winter along rugged coastlines.
* look like innocent clowns, but are often the sinister pranksters of nightmares.
* nest high in the shady river canyons, within the sound of the roar of white cascades.
* pair on wintering grounds, then fly north together.
* search the ocean bottom and among seaweed for crabs, snails and fish roe.

### person | fool | clown | harlequin:

Male harlequin
* are mostly dark blue-grey with distinctive brown and white markings.
* come inland only to breed.

### person:

Founder
* are entrepreneurs
  - originators
  - skilled workers
* focus on ideas.
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  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - legs
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - sections
* is the word used to describe the mechanical result of laminitis.
* occurs when the coffin bone has actually fallen
  - inflamed laminae begin to die allowing the Coffin Bone to sink or rotate
* take approaches
  - different approaches
* work with children.
* write books.

### person:

Freedom fighter
* are terrorists who have won
  - video games.
  * 'relativistic' term - this means a person decides by his or her point of view if he call some persons or groups freedom fighters or not. If people do not support his goals, they probably use more 'negative' terms like insurgent, terrorist, rebel or criminal. Freedom fighters are often called terrorists by their opponents if they hurt civilians. However not all freedom fighters hurt civilians. Some freedom fighters damage the opposing military. Some freedom fighters damage property - this is called sabotage. There are also freedom fighters who do not use violence at all. For example the Mahatma Gandhi and the Dalai Lama

Friar
* Some friars also live in parishes where there are no friaries established.
* emphasize life.
  - body substances
  - cells
  - heads
* religious person
### person | guardian:

Fire fighter
* Most fire fighters work in city or county fire departments.
* Some fire fighters keep forests from burning.
* are a breed of their own
  - frequently the first to respond to a disaster
* can pump more water greater distances with smaller pumps.
* describe the incredible amount of energy it takes to fight fire.
* encounter several different classes of fires when fighting fires.
* help put out fires and do prevention activities to help keep people safe.
* say a flashlight is much safer than a lit candle.
* use remotely operated vehicles to handle some dangerous conditions.
* work in many different conditions.
### person | guardian:

Foster parent
* Many foster parents are persons of modest means
  - have biological or adopted children living at home
  - work directly with a state or governmental agency
* Most foster parents are married, but there are single parents too
  - come from fairly stable backgrounds and families
  - find it much more difficult to see children move back to their own family
* Most foster parents raise babies
  - chicks
* Some foster parents are married couples, while some are single parents
  - do jobs
  - take babies
* adopt when they have a strong attachment to the child.
* are as unique as the children in their care
  - defenders
* are essential partners of the state's services to children
  - to the child welfare system
  - married, single, separated or divorced
  - paid by the state to look after the children
* are people who genuinely concerned about the well- being of children and families
  - love children unconditionally
  - responsible for most of the food and medication of their foster animals
  - very special people who believe they can make a difference in a child's life
* can adopt their foster children
  - also be temporary guardians for children waiting to be adopted
* can be any race or religion, young parents, old parents, and single parents
  - either married couples or single persons, renters as well as homeowners
  - choose the age and sex of the child
  - in all ages and from many ethnic backgrounds
* give children a safe and supportive temporary home.
* have the right to select a child which is most suitable for their home.
* help the foster child to maintain a relationship with their siblings and parents.
* make money off their children.
* mentor birth parents who are working toward reunification.
* provide a permanent home for children
  - animals with food, water, exercise and medical care as needed
  - direct care for the foster children
  - space, food, and love for the critter they are fostering
* represent all income levels, races, religions, and marital statuses.
* select the age of the child and the level of needs they are comfortable meeting.
* work with social workers to develop a plan for each child in their care.
+ Foster care: Children :: Law

### person | guardian | lawman:

Deputy sheriff
* Most deputy sheriffs have departments.
* are responsible for enforcing the laws within the county in which they work.
### person:

Hermit
* All hermits have a black line bordered by white through the eyes and a long, often downcurved bill.
* Most hermits kill creatures
  - other creatures
* Some hermits eat shrimp.
* Thrushes, however, also have eye-rings, often very noticeable.
* are birds
  - loners
  - omnivorous, enjoying many algae species, uneaten fish food and dead animals
* have a soft, curled belly that squeezes right into the twists and turns of a snail shell
  - the ability to understand things
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is an individualist
* live in the woods and caves around the monasteries.
* thrushes nest in all high mountain ranges in Utah.

Heterozygous individual
* Most heterozygous individuals have different phenotypes
  - severe phenotypes
* are resistant to malaria.
* can pass on either of the two different alleles in their genetic makeup.
* has both dominant and recessive alleles.
* have a normal life span
  - one copy of each allele
  - red blood cells that are only slightly effected
  - some resistance to malaria
* produce segregating populations.

Hippie
* are reformers.
* can and do wear just about anything.
* don t impose their beliefs on others.
* have their own views on drug use , sexual liberation , and women 's rights.

Hippy
* Hippies also like to live among themselves.
* Hippies are located in coffee shops
  - concerts
  - people
  - have their own views on drug use, sexual liberation, and women's rights
  - wear braided headbands
### person | historian:

Art historian
* Most art historians hold graduate degrees.
* Some art historians become art critics.
* are historians
  - professional art interpreters

Economic historian
* focus on how economic systems have evolved over time.
* identify three revolutions in the last three hundred years.

Many historian
* have degrees
  - master degrees
* study environments.

Oral historian
* collect information and observations from interviews.
* contribute significantly to our understanding of the past.

Professional historian
* describe and analyze events of the past through writing and research.
* devote their lives to making the past help to explain the present.

Homeless person
* Homeless people are located in bridges
  - homeless shelter
  - parks
  - desire shelter
* are also at risk for non-vectorborne infectious diseases
  - disproportionately minorities
* die young and often tragically.
* have high mortality rates.
### person | homosexual:

Gay man
* All gay men are feminine
  - have a distinct walk
* Many gay men can be role models for our children
  - very feminine
  - don t like their bodies very much
  - emphasise their masculinity
  - feel that their lives are ones of unrealized intentions
  - find the experience of anal sex has a spiritual component to it
* Many gay men marry and have children before confessing to their wives that they're really gay
  - straight women and many lesbian woman marry straight men
* Most gay men prefer to be with guys around their old age
  - worship the youthful muscularity of younger men
* Some gay men dislike drag queens, and some dislike effeminate fags
  - form couples in which sex plays little or nor part
  - have problems with condoms

Lesbian
* are also part of women's rights.
+ Civil rights movement, United States, null, Gender equality
  * The first feminism equality was the suffrage rights. This led women the right to vote. The second feminism was the issue of economic equality. Lesbians are also part of women's rights. The lesbian feminist groups, such as the Lavender Menace, are a lesbian activism group.

Queer
* are as varied as heterosexuals.
* breathe oxygen, straight people breathe oxygen.
* feel vulnerable, afraid of rejection or abuse at the hands of their peers.
* live in a violent society.
* see lesbian-feminist style as a contrast to their own outlaw style.
* show that there is more than heterosexuality or homosexuality, more than man and woman.

Homozygous individual
* Some homozygous individuals suffer malaria.
* have only one allele to pass on to their offspring
  - two copies of one of the alleles

Human individual
* Every human individual has a unique dignity.
* create a world which simultaneously becomes a context for their own existence.
* exist within both a physical and symbolic world.
### person | intellectual:

Sceptic
* attribute the effect of homeopathy to that of placebo.
* deny the existence of extrasensory senses.
* describe it as a chemical reaction in the human brain.
* usually pose as persons of unusual mentality.

### person | intellectual:

Scholar
* Many scholars believe Scripture writers used tanniyn to describe images of dinosaurs in the Bible
  - regard living beings as mere machines and reject the idea of a vital force
  - relate the origin of gher to the history of cattle breeding
  - suggest that myths also represent a tradition of oral history
* Most scholars agree that gunpowder was probably first discovered in China in ancient times
  - the soul is the essence of our being, our consciousness
  - also consider Slovenia, Slovakia, and Croatia to be part of Central Europe
* Some scholars compare ancient references to honeydew that came from the heavens.
* Some scholars define 'legitimacy' as the belief that a particular political order is just and valid
  - mathematics as observation, experiment, discovery and conjecture
  - maintain that religion evolved out of a belief in animal spirits
  - question the existence of the first nine emperors
  - raise the issues of exclusivity and scarcity as the precursors of property rights
* agree that singing is strongly present in many different species.
* are artists, athletes, leaders, poets, scientists, musicians, and activists
  - capable of study bibles
  - high school students with disabilities who are preparing for college
  - intellectuals
  - librarians
  - located in universities
  - the information gatherers of society
  - workers
* find that many cultures are tolerant towards homosexuality and bisexuality
  - take a tolerant attitude towards homosexuality and bisexuality
* is an intellectual
* know that oil was used to anoint priests and kings.
* maintain antichrist refers to a system of belief and individual persons.
+ Bakhshali manuscript: Manuscripts
  * No-one knows how old it is and different scholars have come up with different dates. Most scholars agree that the manuscript is a copy of a more ancient text.
+ Emperor Kaika, Traditional history
  - Kōgen, Traditional history
  - Kōrei, Traditional history: Emperors of Japan
  - Sujin, Traditional history
+ Seiðr: Magic (paranormal) :: Germanic mythology :: Witchcraft
  * It is connected with Norse religion. No one knows were seid came from. It was practiced less with the spread of Christianity in Scandinavia. Many scholars say that seid was like shamanism.

### person | intellectual | scholar:

Islamic scholar
* Some Islamic scholars say that it is wrong to kill innocent people.
* forbid adopted children from taking the name of their adopted family.
* produce a weekly television programme to inform women of their rights.
+ Islamic terrorism
  * Some Islamic scholars say that it is wrong to kill innocent people. Suicide is something the Koran sees as wrong.
### person | intellectual | scholar:

Modern scholar
+ El Greco: 1541 births :: 1614 deaths :: Spanish painters :: Greek people :: People from Toledo, Spain
  * El Greco's dramatic and expressionist style puzzled other painters at the time, but came to be appreciated in the 20th century. El Greco is considered to have influenced both the Expressionist and Cubist styles. His personality and works inspired poets and writers like Rainer Maria Rilke and Nikos Kazantzakis. Many modern scholars think that El Greco belongs to no conventional school. He is best known for long figures and often fantastic or dramatic coloring, combining Byzantine traditions with Western painting traditions. His paintings generally have very bright parts contrasting with very dark parts.
+ Medes, Controversy: Ancient history :: History of Iran :: 625 BC establishments :: 6th century BC disestablishments :: Former monarchies of Asia :: Former countries in the Middle East
  * Modern scholars question whether a Median empire even existed. 1-12 support Herodotus, who claimed there really was a Median empire.

### person | intellectual:

Skeptic
* Most skeptics are atheists or agnostics.
* Some skeptics believe that all fossils are the same age
  - dispute that the rise in autism is caused by thimerosal-tainted vaccinations
* are aware of the fact that sticking needles into people has a real effect on the body
  - capable of doubt
  - intellectuals
  - passionate about finding truth out
* can become believers.
* correctly state that most of the gases that are emitted are from natural sources.
* deny the existence of scientific evidence for the concept of repression.
* deride arms control as antiquated.
* have open minds.
* investigate pseudo-science and the paranormal from a responsible scientific viewpoint.
* is an intellectual
* often wear out their welcome over time as people catch on to their chronic negativity.
* ridicule the biblical narrative regarding the commencement of death.
* say it is caused by the sun reflecting off water left by sprinklers
  - squats cause excessive pressure on the knees and put intensive stress on the back
* suggest children are simply being taken to doctors and diagnosed more often.
* turn into believers.
* usually have serious trust issues and are slow to commit.
* view the Internet as a deadly danger.
* worry about pests, diseases, weeds, and seed size.

### person | intellectual | skeptic:

Pessimist
* age like milk.
* also tend to be less skilled at solving problems than optimists.
* are also more likely to suffer traumatic accidents
* die before optimists.
* explain problems as being permanent, pervasive, and personal.
* focus on how they'll suffer rather than how they can cope.
* give up more easily and get depressed more frequently.
* hang out together with other pessimists.
* have a more realistic view of life because everything ultimately comes to nothing.
* produce more immune suppressing ones.
* say that workers are just looking for another excuse to work less.
* see massive unemployment and growing income inequality.