### professionals:

Olympic athlete
* Many Olympic athletes have asthma.
* Most Olympic athletes are professionals
  - start practicing sports in early childhood
* Olympic Athletes say they have found a secret to deal with stress.
* have sponsors, expensive equipment, and the luxury of training full time.
* tend to have lower RHRs than couch potatoes.
* tour the country every four years after the Olympics.
* travel from all over the world to compete.
* use their bodies.
+ Paralympic Games
  * The Paralympics have grown from a small gathering of British World War II veterans in 1948 to become one of the largest international sport events by the early 21st century. Paralympians work for equal treatment with able-bodied Olympic athletes. Olympic athletes receive much more financial support than Paralympic athletes. Some Paralympians who have also participated in the Olympic Games.

### profits:

Dividend
* also serve as a protective cushion when the overall market is declining.
* are a one-time return of premium based on recent financial results
  - payout of a portion of a company's earnings to a stockholder
  - portion of after-tax profits paid to shareholders by corporations
  - return of premiums
* are a share of profits
  - the profits of the company
* are an enormous part of the stock market's return over time
  - incentive for investors to hold stocks
  - bonuses
  - cash payments made to the owners or stockholders of the company
  - desirable for people who want income from their investments
* are distributions of a company s profit or earnings back to the company s shareholders
  - assets to the owners of the corporation
* are earnings from a company that are distributed to individual investors
  - paid to members' share accounts
  - net incomes
  - numbers
  - part of the profits that the company divides among the investors
* are payments made by corporations on earnings
  - of part of a company's earnings to people who hold stock in the company
  - quarterly payments to share-holders made by many companies
  - shares of corporate profits paid to the stockholders of public companies
* are the claim on future goods
  - only way to distribute national income without work or welfare and taxation
* can account for a large percentage of the total investment return
  - also be a way to generate income
  - be an important part of a stock's total return
* is profits
  - the portion that is distributed to the stockholders
* refers to the dividend paid during the period.

### program analysis technique:

Program slicing
* is useful in program debugging, software maintenance and program understanding.
* program analysis technique.
* technique that reveals semantic threads within source code.

Programming block
* are groups of television programs that are played one after the other.
+ List of programming blocks: Television programs :: Television lists
  * This is a 'list of programming blocks'. Programming blocks are groups of television programs that are played one after the other. These programs are similar. The hope is that viewers will keep watching television.

### programs:

Football game
* Some football games focus on fields.
* are programs.
* contact sport

### progressive condition:

Avascular necrosis
* can occur due to vascular compromise.
* has several causes.
* is another cause of degeneration of the hip joint
  - curious cause of degeneration of the hip joint
  - diseases
  - rare but when present causes severe joint and bone pain
* progressive condition.
* strikes both men and women and affects people of all ages.

### progressive disease:

Emotional illness
* can be as painful as any physical illness.
* progressive disease.