### offender:

Sinner
* are blind to their spiritual slavery
  - justified from all their past sins in the way stated, and so become saints
  - like the ostrich and are earthbound
* are located in churchs
  - confessions
  - the only people who can be saved
* believe that they are forsaken.
* die and go to hell.
* live in darkness, but apostates sin in the light.
* often respond negatively to virtue.
* produce sinners.
* react to sins in the same manner.
* tend to get honest when desperate.

Sodomite
* have their unholy sexual unions blessed by members of the clergy.
* is an offender

### offering:

Tithe
* are a fence for riches
  - first and foremost an affirmation of faith
  - levies
  - offering
* is an offering

### office furniture:

Filing cabinet
* are located in offices.
* is office furniture
* serve well for storing science materials.

### office workers:

Accounting clerk
* Many accounting clerks are responsible for payroll and bills
  - payroll and invoice computations
* are office workers.
* perform duties necessary to process payroll on a computerized system.
* prepare routine financial records according to established procedures.

Bank teller
* Most bank tellers work at bank branches
* are office workers
  - the people who customers work with when conducting business at the bank
* assist customers.
* hold an entry-level position in the financial industry.
* interact with the majority of bank customers.

Computer operator
* control and operate computers used in business, science and engineering.
* work with and around other people in well-lighted, comfortable surroundings.

### often asymptomatic:

Carotid disease
* is often asymptomatic
  - only one of several types of hardening of the arteries
* refers to asymptomatic or symptomatic narrowing of the carotid artery.

### often carnivorous:

Larger specie
* Most larger species feed on fish or squids and other cephalopods.
* Some larger species are known to feed on small rodents, frogs, and toads
  - more often nocturnal
* are often carnivorous
  - popular in aquaculture and prized as a food source in many countries
  - restricted to the sub-antarctic islands and the Antarctic Peninsula
* can eat small vertebrates.
* feed on the reefs, making oyster rocks prime fishing grounds.
* glide along by muscular waves, usually over mucous beds secreted by special cells.
* rely on frogs, toads, and salamanders.
* take longer to hatch and to grow.
* tend to be diurnal, or mostly active during the day.
* tend to have greater numbers of secondaries
  - higher survival rates
  - more feathers than smaller species
  - oviposit in living branches or trunks
+ Hylidae, Characteristics: Frogs
  * These hylids are arboreal species. Non-aboreal species do not have any of these advantages. The 'Cyclorana' species are burrowing frogs. They spend most of their time underground. Hylids will eat on insects and other invertebrates. Larger species can eat small vertebrates.

### often curable disease:

Anal cancer
* appear to be on the increase.
* bears some resemblance to cervical cancer in women.
* can cause red patches on the anus.
* is an often curable disease
  - diseases
  - often mistaken for hemorrhoids, doctors say
  - typically a squamous cell carcinoma that arises near the squamocolumnar area
* occur most frequently in individuals with a history of chronic anal irritation.
  * ' type of cancer in the anus. It is caused by colorectal cancer. The etiology, risk factors, clinical progression, staging, and treatment are all different. Anal cancer is typically a squamous cell carcinoma that arises near the squamocolumnar area. Other types of anal carcinoma are adenocarcinoma, lymphoma, sarcoma or melanoma.