### container:

Bag
* are collections supporting multiple occurrences of elements
  - handy items for both men and women to carry items
  - made of silk and plant materials like sand, soil and lichen
* combine fabrics with pinwoven parts.
* contain possessions
  - stuff
* design for freezer storage
* differ in appearance because of the plant material on which the bagworms are feeding.
* have few holes
  - small holes
* includes sections.
* prevent leakage.
* provide protection.
* tend to become soggy or leak as cold foods thaw.
* use for food.

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Air bag
* Most air bags have internal tether straps that shape the fabric and limit the movement of the bag.
* Some air bags are part of ambulances
  - automobiles
  - cars
  - taxis
* are an effective safety tool in automobiles
  - effective safety devices
  - like medicines that save lives, but can have dangerous side effects
  - only a supplement to seat-belts
  - part of cars
  - restraint
  - safety devices designed to supplement the protection provided by safety belts
* are supplemental protection devices
  - thus an important source of occupant protection in current passenger vehicles
* can also be dangerous for older children in the front seat
  - deadly to older children in the front seat
  - be hazardous to children sitting in the front seat
  - cause injuries or even death when people are too close at time of deployment
* can cause serious injury or death to infants in rear facing child seats
  - to infants in rear-facing child car seats
* deploy in the event of a severe frontal impact and help save many lives each year.
* do save lives, especially when used in conjunction with proper seat restraints
* inflate very quickly in the event of a severe frontal crash.
* inflate when a sensor detects a front end crash
  - front-end crash
  - within approximately one-twentieth of a second after a crash
* kill more people than they save.
* offer less protection than first believed, and they can even kill people.
* save thousands of lives.
* start killing people.

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Backpack
* Most backpacks have load-shifting straps on the shoulders and across the chest and waist.
* Some backpacks designed for women ride lower, with the weight concentrated near their waist
  - even have gel-filled shoulder straps that help to absorb the shock of the weight
  - have waist straps designed to stabilize the load
* are a favorite way to store emergency items
  - reliable way to tote books and essentials
  - located in schools
  - the realm of college campuses, public schools, and the West Coast
* come in all shapes and sizes
  - many sizes and are lightweight for the most part
* compress the torso, restricting breathing.

Bladder
* Many bladders fail in the seams.
* also gives strength or courage.
* are bags.
* are capable of empties
  - filleds
  - fulls
  - containers
  - located in bodies
* are part of bodies
  - footballs
  - human bodies
  - sacs
* becomes unstable due to involuntary detrusor muscle contractions.
* retraining is one type of behavioral training used in overactive bladder.

### container | bag | bladder:

Bladder control
* can also be a problem for new mothers.
* is usually impaired, and sometimes completely destroyed.
* seems to be a sign of prestige in our culture.

Bladder incontinence
* is approached mostly by a medical model.
* occurs firstly because of storage of urine problems.

Bladder training
* can give women a way to re-claim control over their bladder function
  - help with urge incontinence and functional incontinence
* is used for urge incontinence and also possibly for stress incontinence.
* refers to the process of re-establishing good voiding habits.

Duffel bag
* are baggage.
* are located in armies
  - barracks
  - bus stations
  - locker rooms
  - transits
* canvas cylindrically shaped bag, folded and fastened at one end.