### person:

Member
* Some members are important pathogens of crop plants.
* accept responsibility.
* adapt to habitats.
* apply tests.
* are assigned to stations
  - associates
  - located in cabinets
  - parts
  - units
* become counselors
  - roles
* begin life
  - reproductive life
* care for animals
  - offspring
* carry cards.
* challenge leaders.
* choose options.
* contact families.
* contribute skills.
* defend group members
  - nest sites
  - territory
* discover common interest
* do stuff.
* eat food
  - meals
  - vegetarian meals
* engage in activities
  - behavior
* enter rooms.
* exhibit certain characteristics
  - growth
  - movement
* face choices.
* find evidence
  - inner strength
  - inspiration
  - mates
* follow lead.
* get copies
  - out of cars
* give advice.
* have active lifestyle
  - appearances
  - attributes
  - capability
* have characteristic shapes
  - skull shapes
  - death
  - different habitats
  - diversification
  - early diversification
  - explosive diversification
  - eyes
  - general appearances
  - halves
  - heads
  - ideas
  - importance
  - incisors
  - individual characteristics
  - jobs
  - knowledge
  - lungs
  - male voices
  - pain
  - parents
  - polyp stages
  - prominent incisors
  - ranges
  - rights
  - same general appearances
  - sex
* have specific jobs
  - stomachs
  - tendencies
  - toothbrushes
  - trouble
  - variation
  - ways
* help conditions
  - medical conditions
  - students
* identify problems.
* include crabs.
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - human bodies
  - necks
* is an associate
* know conditions
  - status
* lead life
  - professional life
* leave nest territory
  - packs
* live in areas
  - environments
  - freshwater environments
  - homes
  - houses
  - trees
* maintain bonds
  - strong bonds
* make decisions
  - observations
  - technology
* may have options
* migrate to regions
  - same regions
* need leaders.
* occupy positions.
* offer information.
* participate in care
  - communities
  - organizations
* perform annual train duties
* play important roles
  - major roles
  - specific roles
* pose for pictures.
* possess diverse interest
  - research interest
  - features
  - glands
  - scent glands
  - spines
  - thorny spines
* provide assistance
  - comfort
  - expert input
  - first aid services
  - labor
* reach length
  - maturity
  - social maturity
* realize equal opportunity
* receive copies
  - guests
* remain at scenes.
* remain in dens
  - towns
* require intake.
* return to villages.
* review issues.
* run organizations.
* search for areas.
* see episodes.
* seek arrangements
  - examinations
* share characteristics
  - many similarity
* show attachment
  - certain behavior
  - diversity
  - strong attachment
  - wide diversity
* sign agreement
  - contracts
* study areas
  - follow areas
* support clubs
  - friends
  - survival
* survive in environments
  - winter
* take issues.
* to attend services
  - perform duties
* to share information
  - personal information
* understand choices.
* use observations
  - results
  - titles
* visit sites.
* wear shoes.
* will have excellent opportunity
  - other options
* work in occupations
  - specific occupations
  - on ideas
  - schedules
  - with families
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