### contraceptive:

Spermicide
* Most spermicides also kill viruses.
* Spermicides come in foams, jellies, creams, sponges and contraceptive film.
* add lubrication during intercourse.
* also have the bonus of providing extra lubrication, which can be helpful
  - kill some germs, such as gonorrhea
* are a chemical method of contraception
  - available in a variety of formats such as creams, jelly, or foam
* are available without a prescription at any drugstore
  - prescription or medical examination
* are chemical formations that kill the sperms deposited in a woman's body
  - products or substances that immobilize or kill sperm to prevent pregnancy
  - chemicals which destroy sperm
  - detergents which kill and immobilize sperm
  - easy to use and easy to carry
  - inexpensive and available in drugstores
  - medicine
  - more effective when used with a condom
  - readily available without a doctor's prescription and are easy to use
  - relatively inexpensive and are available in almost all drug stores
  - somewhat unreliable when used alone to prevent pregnancy
  - usually available without a prescription or medical examination
  - very effective if used with condoms
* break the mucus down instead of working with it to block and kill the sperm.
* can be a little messy
  - cause rash, irritation, or a burning sensation in either partner
* come as foams, jellies, creams, foaming tablets, or vaginal suppositories.
* come in creams, gels, foam, suppositories, and are sometimes used to coat condoms
  - several different forms, including foams, creams, jellies, and suppositories
* contain a chemical that kills sperm.
* generally come in the form of jellies, creams or foams.
* offer some protection.
* prevent pregnancy by killing sperm before they reach the uterus.
* provide some protection against STDs.
* tend to be a bit messy, but they offer temporary protection from unwanted pregnancy.
* used alone are the least effective birth control method.

### contractors:

General contractor
* are contractors.
* coordinate tasks
  - various tasks

### contradiction:

Paradox
* database program that organizes information in table format.
* is often the key to learning, moving forward and rising to a higher level
  - one of the strongest languages of divinity
* is the nature of spirituality
  - place where wisdom is most often found
  - web site devoted to the fantasy worlds created through role playing
* logical contradiction.
* name given to the union of opposites.
* situation where two opposites seem to coexist.
* small, simple database common in software.

### contradictory theory:

Subjectivism
* are quality.
* contradictory theory.
* holds that there is no objective standard or rule for determining religious truth.
* is quality
* says that each person has their own sense of beauty.
* teaches that Bible truth is subjective or is determined by the knower.
+ Aesthetics, Subjectivism: Philosophy
  * One theory in aesthetics is called subjectivism. Subjectivism says that each person has their own sense of beauty. So, the only way of judging something's beauty is if people say it is beautiful. Subjectivism also says, for the same reason, that something is art simply because someone says it is art. This is backed up by the experience that, even though people feel they find something beautiful, they may not be able to explain why.

### controlled substances:

Stimulant medication
* are controlled substances
  - no substitute for adequate sleep at night
* are the benchmark of treatment for most ADHD patients
  - pharmaceutical treatment of choice
* can make worse or precipitate tics.
* give back choice-making ability.
* is also common and effective for short-term treatment.
* remains one of the most effective and proven interventions.