### feeling | expectancy:

Life expectancy
* Life expectancies continue to increase as medical advances are made.
* can be normal
  - fall due to problems like famine, war, disease and poor health
* can vary by sex, income, and education
  - considerably in different areas of the world
* concept many people use but few understand.
* continues to grow while population ageing is becoming more widespread
  - improve in all age groups, but still lags behind England and Wales
* declines in Russia.
* decreases with increasing age independent of the diagnosis of colorectal cancer.
* depends on the degree of progression and late respiratory deficit
  - time of year and the caste of bee
  - upon the extent of the cirrhosis
* differs from maximum life span.
* falls with more than one drink a day for women and more than two a day for men.
* gets greater and people keep active longer.
* has so much to do with the type of OP and the severity of symptoms each person has.
* hypothetical measure.
* is about forty-five years because life is so hard
  - one hundred and fifty years indoors
  - three years, although people can live much longer
  - always difficult to determine
  - among the highest in the world
  - anticipation
  - around ten years
  - based on existing statistics for the average population
  - by definition an arithmetic mean
  - calculated separately for each sex
  - computed from age-specific death rates for a given year
  - considered a rough measure of a nation's health and economic environment
  - determined by actuarial tables and standardized mortality risk underwriting
  - due to change
  - exceptionally low, especially among men
  - greater in industrialized countries
  - just that, an expectation, or an estimate of future deaths
  - little, if at all, altered
  - longer than it has ever been
  - no longer a viable term in relation to intelligence beings
  - normal or near normal
  - on the rise, but so is obesity
  - reduced but some individuals live into adolescence or young adulthood
  - short and infant mortality is high
* is shortened by the number of years as a smoker and the amount smoked
  - with a majority of individuals living only into their forties
  - significantly lower among Aboriginal people than the overall Canadian population
  - simply the age at which unhealthy, sedentary people tend to die
* is the average number of years of life remaining at a given age
  - remaining years of life for an individual
  - twenty years
  - usually into the teens
* is, in many cases, normal
  - therefore, much shorter than a bird's potential longevity
* measure of the risk of death occurring.
* seems to be directly tied to income.
* summary measure of the health status of a population.
* tells how long people live, on average.
* trait that's too difficult to check.
* varies by race, but the difference decreases with age
  - however
  - greatly
  - with marital status, gender, income and geographical location
* very broad and approximate indicator of a population's health.

Humour
* causes smiles.
* is feeling

### feeling | humour:

Aqueous humor
* fills the area between the lens and cornea.
* is humour
  - liquids
  - organic matter
* is produced by a part of the eye called the epithelium of the ciliary processes
  - the ciliary epithelium
* is produced in a portion of the eye called the ciliary body
  - the posterior chamber by the ciliary processes
* made in the ciliary body flows through the pupil into the anterior chamber.

Digestive juice
* Some digestive juice contains enzymes.
* can turn the mollusk's body to liquid inside the shells, making for a tasty snack.
* contain enzymes that break food down into different nutrients.
* drain into the intestines, eliminating fluid loss and dehydration.
* is humour