### crown jewels:

Crown
* Some crown rot fungi produce toxins, thus weakening or even killing the plant.
  * are awarded or won at contests. Beauty contests award crowns to the winning participant, for example. Couples chosen the King and Queen at a dance also receive crowns
  - coin
  - compressed stems such as on dandelions or African violets
  - easy to make out of colored paper
  - hats
* are part of hats
  - tooths
  - trees
  - popular symbols in graffiti
  - propagules found at the top of the fruits
* are the portion of the tree with live branches supporting needles or leaves
  - size of a quarter
  - topknots of leaves on the fruits
  - tops
  - used for crowns
  - vertexs
  - wreaths
* assume a spheroidal shape with arbitrary height to width ratio.
* cover teeth weakened by decay or severely damaged or chipped.
* crown jewels
* die back occurs to compensate for the loss of feeder roots.
* leaves of infected plants turn yellow and wither.
* lengthening adjusts the gum and bone level to expose more of the tooth so it can be restored.
* move arround and eat corals.
* require more tooth structure removal, hence, they cover more of the tooth than veneers.
* rot and die
  - can be a serious problem in durum wheat, as well as bread wheat, barley, and oats
  - causes spears to turn brown near the soil line
  - continues to be a major cause of tree death in Pennsylvania orchards
  - from overhead watering fairly common problem in shade-grown plants
  - fungi often infect through wounds
* rot is another common fungal problem of African violets that are overwatered
  - disease that can affect iris rhizomes
  - favored by the warm, humid weather typical of Kentucky
  - the soft decay of the lower half of the main corm and the thicker feeder roots
  - looks like a cob web at the base of the plant
  - occurs when the fungus grows into crowns from infected runners or petioles
  - usually leads to death of the plant
* stand for authority and political influence.
* usually form the general level of the canopy.

### cruelty:

Inhumanity
* grows in the swamp of economic and political crises.
* happens in different ways in all parts of the world.
* is cruelty

### cruelty | inhumanity:

Atrocity
* Atrocities are cruelty
  - massacres
  - happen in all wars, and war itself is the greatest atrocity
  - occur in all wars
* is inhumanity

Bestiality
* class D felony.
* form of animal abuse.
* is as far removed from manhood as matter from spirit
  - sex with animals
  - the effort to achieve union with an image too different from oneself
* refers to copulation between a human being and an animal.
* requires vaginal or anal intercourse with an animal or by an animal.

Brutality
* Brutalities are atrocities.
* is brutality, be it man or beast
  - commonplace in Russian culture
  - never synonymous with strength
* purposeful attack on another being.

### cruelty | inhumanity | brutality:

Police brutality
* extends from coast to coast and it is happening every day.
* huge problem for black people in the United States.
* is made possible by the arrogance of statist policies in many arenas.
* national problem and a national disgrace.
* represents darkness.

Cruise control
* is control.
* keeps a car running at a constant steady speed.

### crushs:

Grind
* Some grind squirrels inhabit corners.
* are crushs
  - degrees
  - the most common street maneuver that top skaters perform
  - when a skater slides along ledges

### crustaceans:

American lobster
* Most american lobsters inhabit reefs.
* Some american lobsters weigh pounds.
* are crustaceans
  - part of american lobsters
  - solitary creatures
* have two strong front claws, which are used for eating and tracking prey.
* live from the rocky coast to the canyons off New England.