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Socket
* are a loop, clevis, or pin eye terminal attached at the end of a piece of wire rope
  - cavities
  - couplers
  - located in cabinets
  - part of bones
  - the square ports that accept a CPU without any card being involved
* belong to processes or functions that are implemented within software in the node.
* includes sections.
* is the world's leading supplier of plug-in serial communication cards for mobile computers.
+ User Datagram Protocol, Ports: Internet protocols :: Internet standards :: Transport layer protocols
  * Sockets bind the application to service ports that functions as the endpoints of data transmission. A port is a software structure that is identified by the port number, a 16 bit integer value, allowing for port numbers between 0 and 65,535. Port 0 is reserved, but is able to be used if the sending process does not expect messages in response.

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Spoon
* Some spoons are made of different materials
  - such materials
  - hold powder
* are also simple machines called levers
  - widely used in cooking and serving
  - containers
  - cutlery
* are located in beds
  - bowls
  - dinner
  - dishwashers
  - hands
  - soup
  - table setting
  - tables
  - more traditional to ocean rowing
  - simple tools
  - the number-one lures for trolling for brown trout in ponds, lakes, and some big rivers
* are used for drinking
  - eating
  - eats
  - liquid food
  - mounted with feathers
  - useful in a kitchen
  - utensils
  - wood
* attach themselves to foodstuffs.
* go to the outside of knives.
* includes handles
* like to be played occasionally.

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Tank
* Most tanks have a powerful gun and one or more machine guns.
* Some tanks have artificial light
  - conductivity
  - shells
  - sunlight
  - use water
* Think tank popular term used to describe organizations conducting public policy research.
* are armored vehicles
  - containers for holding chemical solutions for processing films and plates
  - located in war
  - made of metal
  - massive crabs or beetles
  - motor vehicles
  - often heavy and can cause injury if they fall
  - the primary offensive weapons in mounted warfare
  - vessels
* contain fish and coral as well as algae - the beginnings of plant life on earth.
* fill slowly, as they are gravity fed.
* fill with clean fluid
  - gasoline
* have advantage
  - capacity
  - cost
  - the heaviest armour of all land vehicles
  - tops
  - turrets which rotate smoothly as they move and fire
* includes axles
  - bases
  - brakes
  - brims
* includes caterpillar tracks
  - treads
* includes gun barrels
  - chambers
  - muzzles
  - triggers
  - wheels
* military vehicle
* mixes add to weed control in Louisiana's soybean fields.
* play a big role in positional warfare.
* prevent pollution by animals and store water for times of shortage.
* tracked vehicle
* vary greatly in size, material and cost.
+ Armour, For vehicles: Military
  * Tanks have the heaviest armour of all land vehicles. Other military vehicles have armour, but not as much as a tank.
  * A tank is covered in thick armour to protect it from enemy weapons. Tanks have tracks that wrap around its wheels to spread out its weight and let it cross rough ground. Most tanks have a powerful gun and one or more machine guns.

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Fuel tank
* are located in buses.
* are part of airplanes
  - cars

Gas tank
* Some gas tanks are part of aeroplanes
  - aircraft
  - ambulances
  - automobiles
  - cars
  - gliders
  - helicopters
  - jets
  - motorbikes
  - trucks
* are fuel tanks.
* are part of cars
  - fuel systems
* have capacity.