ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### art | music:

Classical music
* Some classical music deals with a specific subject
  - is meant to be danced to
* can be for instruments or for the voice
  - just as much fun to listen to as rock, country, rap and blues
* composer s medium.
* enriches our moral imagination.
* forms an important part of the cultural wealth of the Punjab.
* has many forms, symphonies, small ensembles
  - rhythms
* helps people organize their thinking.
* includes symphonies, operas and ballets.
* is also different from jazz because true jazz is improvised.
* is an acquired taste that grows with experience
  - extremely form of art on television in general
  - as good for humans as it is for plants
  - called by that name because it has stood the test of time
* is like tofu
  - yogurt to many people
  - located in houses
  - said to be a worship that involves both the listener and the artist alike
  - something a family can share
  - superior to popular music, according to many classical music lovers
  - the jewel of all the types of music that have come into existence
  - written for solo trumpet, and trumpets are included in orchestras
* promotes subtleties, differences and unity through diversity.
* shares a lot with popular music.
* small world.
* stands as a hallmark of human creativity and ingenuity.
* takes talent to write and perform.
* uses a lower baffle and a large chamber and therefore slower air
  - chords differently than popular music
* varies greatly.
+ Classical music, Compare to pop music and jazz: Music genres
  * Classical music is also different from jazz because true jazz is improvised. However, the differences are not always obvious. Classical music has often been inspired by jazz, and jazz by classical music. George Gershwin wrote music which is both jazz and classical. Classical music, too, can be improvised. The great composers Bach, Mozart and Beethoven often improvised long pieces of music on the organ, harpsichord or piano
  - Use of the term "classical music", Instruments used
  * Classical music can be for instruments or for the voice. The symphony orchestra is the most common group of instruments for the playing of classical music. This is very different from a typical rock band which has a drummer, a guitarist, one or two singers and an electric bass and keyboard. Instruments that play classical music are not normally amplified electronically
+ Trumpet, Music for trumpet: Brass instruments :: Jazz instruments
  * Classical music is written for solo trumpet, and trumpets are included in orchestras. Trumpets play an important part in Jazz music, and other various popular genres. Sometimes, they also play short parts to emphasize sections in rock songs.
### art | music:

Clipping
* allows a horse to be more easily worked, cooled out, and groomed in the winter months
  - the sun to penetrate to the crowns, stimulating tillering
* also carries the risk of bleeding and infection
  - contribute to organic matter accumulation and increase earthworm activity
  - recycle nutrients, in particular nitrogen, so less fertilizer is needed
* are a common cause of poisoning in horses
  - valuable source of nutrients
  - excerpts
  - pages
  - toxic to animals
* contain nitrogen and other nutrients
  - nutrients usable to the grass, when left on the lawn
* decompose quickly, returning nutrients and moisture to the soil.
* form of distortion.
* help retain moisture and control weeds.
* is also in use for thresholding signal amplitudes or greyvalues in an image
  - important in many varieties of English
  - the technique to do limit the redrawing to just a chosen part of the image
* mat together, depriving the compost microbes of oxygen and cause an odor.
* means that values larger than the clip value are replaced by the clip value.
* provide a mulch which reduces soil evaporation
  - mineral nutrients to the soil as they decompose
* refers to the technique of only allowing drawing to a certain area of the screen.
* serve as mulch and a natural fertilizer.

Counterpoint
* is music
  - simply two or more melodies played simultaneously
* is the art of weaving simultaneous melodies into chords to form a rich musical fabric
  - simultaneous combination of two or more melodies

Dance music
* has a moderate tempo, is usually symmetric and without large interval jumps.
* is created using samplers and computer sequencers
  - dance music
  - different from concert music
  - something that people dance to
  - supposed to come on when people are dancing, drinking and living it up
* represents an atmosphere where everyone is equal.

Digital music
* consists of compressed audio files that are downloaded onto a memory card.
* is any type of music that can be listened to on the computer
  - now more common than acoustic music

Electronic music
* comes from electronic culture.
* form in which the music has to be interpreted on more levels than the musical.
* has a long history of innovation
  - the potential to transcend gender boundaries
* is almost the perfection of basic human communication
  - also a living art form and new works are being produced every day
  - an event horizon for the ears

Escalator
* are located in airports
  - department stores
  - malls
  - motion
  - stairways
* are used for department stores
  - government buildings
  - large corporations
  - very prevalent in large modern buildings

Film music
* is more popular today , and music from musicals.
* is the classical music of today
  - most heard and least listened to music of the twentieth century
+ Light music: Music genres
  * Today Light Music is sometimes seen as not in fashion. Film music is more popular today, and music from musicals.

Flute music
* is said to be a very relaxing form of relaxation.
* reminder to Native American people, of who they are and where they come from.
### art | music:

Indian music
* complex interplay of fixed composition and improvisation.
* has hundreds of scales, but many times sacred music is improvised
  - no absolute pitch
  - strong connections with religious traditions and faiths
* is one of the oldest musical traditions in the world
  - perhaps one of the most complex types of music ever heard
  - primarily unison vocal with percussive accompaniment
  - rich in variety and diversity
  - rooted in a spiritual backgound, creating a mood of meditation for self-realisation
* occupies prominent position with religious traditions and faiths.
* ranges over various traditions and regional styles.
* recognizes twenty-two notes and microtones in the octave.
* uses a drone
  - rational division

Irish music
* contains the inspiration and dreams of generations past and present.
* is of increasing popularity in finland
  - played by young people all over the world
  - popular and well promorted in Japan
  - the expression of the universal muse
  - worldbeat's poor relation
### art | music:

Rock music
* can also hurt a teenager physically.
* can be a pleasurable sound to one person and an annoying noise to another
  - and often is about nothing more than having a good time
* has advantages over classical music
  - similar problems with sprawl
  - the same folk tradition as the protest song
* hybrid of blues, which black form of music.
* is addictive and evil
  - an expression of an adolescent culture
  - both a reflection of our culture and an influence on it
  - contemporary baroque
  - created by rock musicians
  - destructive to civilization
  - discussed from the standpoints of philosophy, musicology and sociology
  - folk culture
  - native to America
  - often difficult to understand
  - one of the world's most popular and adaptable musical forms
  - related to a number of other genres such as blues and folk
  - song-based
* is the folk music of the indigenous population of the North American continent
  - music of a physically oriented culture that ignores spiritual truth
  - native music at the heart of American culture
  - only form which exposure increases with grade in school
  - result of American sense of space
  - very loud and causes hearing loss
* makes the body release chemicals that prevent learning.
* music of rebellion.
* religion to many people.
* stands for freedom.
  * It developed during and after the 1960s in the United Kingdom and the United States. It originally started in the 1940s and 1950s with the start of rock and roll. Rock and roll grew out of rhythm and blues and country music. Rock music is related to a number of other genres such as blues and folk. It has influences from jazz, classical and other music genres.
  * Musically, rock mostly uses the electric guitar as part of a rock group with bass guitar and drums. Rock music is song-based. However, rock has become very different and it is hard to say what its common musical instruments are. They can also have social or have political themes, however. Nearly all rock musicians are white, male people. Rock focuses on musical skill, live performance, and it tries to be more real than pop music.
  * has also helped cultural and social movements. Similarly, 1970s punk culture made the goth and emo subcultures. Rock music has the same folk tradition as the protest song. Rock music has been involved with political activism. It has also made changes to social attitudes towards race, sex and drug use. It is often seen as an expression of youth revolt against adult consumerism and conformity.

Sacred music
* is an integral part of the liturgy
  - fine art wedded closely to the spiritual theme
  - more than a solemn melody that accompanies a religious event
  - one of the longest standing traditions of the church
* necessary and integral part of the solemn liturgy.

Scottish music
* comes in many forms.
* is noted for the wide use of a five-tone, or pentatonic, scale.

Secular music
* Most secular music is driven by the world's lust for drugs, sex, violence, and money.
* is now as much in evidence as liturgical music.
### art | sculpture:

Mobile
* are a kind of kinetic sculpture
  - sculpture where the pieces are moved by motors or the wind
  - popular because of the dearth of fixed telephone lines in Africa
  - unique sculptures that are a combination of kinetic and decorative art
* contain many colors.
* includes sections.
* is sculpture
+ Alexander Calder: 1898 births :: 1976 deaths :: Sculptors
  * He lived in Philadelphia, in the United States. He invented the mobile. Mobiles are a kind of sculpture where the pieces are moved by motors or the wind. Mobiles are a kind of kinetic sculpture.

### art | sculpture | sculptural relief:

High relief
* gives way to separate standing statues in architectural decoration.
* is sculptural relief

### art | sculpture:

Statue
* are art
  - images
* are located in central parks
  - churchs
  - cities
  - large cities
  - museums
  - state parks
  - water fountains
  - zoos
  - made of stones
  - procedural law, enforcing and carrying out one's legal rights and duties in the courts
* are used for displays
  - honour
  - memorials
* attempt to shape a collective memory, to give legitimacy to a point of view.
+ Memorial
  * Statues are popular ways of a 'memorial'.
+ Teotihuacán, History, Collapse: Archaeological sites in Mexico :: Ancient peoples :: Cities in México (state) :: Mesoamerican sites :: Mexico City metropolitan area :: World Heritage Sites in Mexico :: History of Mesoamerica :: Archaeological sites in Mexico :: Mexico (state)
  * The destruction seems to have been focused on structures along the Avenue of the Dead. Some statues seem to have been destroyed in a rather methodical way. The population in the city started to decline around the 6th century. This supports the hypothesis that there was unrest in the city. The decline in population is generally linked to droughts. These were linked to climate change, occurring in 535-536. There also seem to be more skeletons of young people, and more evidence of malnutrition in city in the 6th century.

### art | sculpture | statue:

Sphinx
* All sphinx have the head of a man and the body of a lion.
* are animals
  - insects
  - software
* have the body of a lion and the head of a human.

### artefact | tomb:

Egyptian tomb
* hold evidence that greyhounds existed nearly as they are today.
* reveal men and women with eyelids darkened with black and green pigments.

Wedge tomb
* consist of a single stone chamber covered with earth.
* show a consistent tendency to face west or south-west.
### artifacts:

Deodorant
* Many deodorants contain aluminum as well.
* Most deodorants inhibit the growth of bacteria.
* act by killing the bacteria.
* are harmful
  - preferable because they don t interfere with sweating, a natural cooling process
* contain metals which can enhance a skin reaction.
* help destroy bacteria and disguise odors.
* hide the odor of sweat.
  - instrumentation
* is located in grocery stores
  - spray
  - substances
  - toiletry
  - used for body odor
* kill the bacteria.
* mask odors by making more odors
  - the smell of body odour, which is actually bacteria
* work by neutralizing the smell of the sweat and by antiseptic action against bacteria
  - to control pouch odors
+ Sweat: Integumentary system
  * Some people think sweat makes a person smell bad. Many people use special sprays to stop this from happening. Deodorants hide the odor of sweat. Anti-perspirants stop the body from sweating.

### artifacts:

Ground meat
* are dry and difficult to swallow
  - more hazardous as the grinding process mixes the bacteria throughout the food
  - particularly susceptible to spoilage due to the large amount of surface area
  - safe when brown or grey inside
  - the most versatile kind of meat
* have a huge surface area compared to solid cuts, and they have been handled more often.
* is artifacts
  - done when it is brown or gray inside
  - more susceptible to contamination by bacteria and temperature fluctuations
  - particularly hazardous, compared to whole pieces of meat like steaks and chops
* keep even less well, because so much surface area is exposed to bacteria.
+ Dental floss: Hygiene :: Teeth
  * Food that is trapped between the teeth can be uncomfortable and even cause pain. Some food is hard, for example meat, apple. Ground meat is soft and so is apple sauce. Chicken and turkey meat are hard and full of fibres and very often get trapped between the teeth. When hard food is trapped between the teeth it can cause discomfort and sometimes pain. When hard food is pressed by the teeth against the gum it can cause pain. Some people use toothpicks to try to remove trapped food from between the teeth and other people use dental floss to do this.

### artifacts | ground meat:

Ground turkey
* are ground meat.
* can also be low in fat if it is made from the breast without the skin
  - contain skin and fat along with the lean
  - make burgers, spaghetti, meat loaf and tacos
* contains the skin, so it is higher in fat.
* has high appeal among all ages, genders and economic levels.
* is generally very low in fat
  - sold just as ground beef, and is frequently marketed as a healthy beef substitute

Indian food
* are special sources of food, minerals, and vitamins.
  - full of spices and oil
  - one style that really works with warming trays
* occupy a prime spot in a vegetarian diet.
### assessment:

Valuation
* also have a tax implication, particularly in transnational operations
  - play a vital role as the rise in small business mergers and acquisitions continues
* are approximations of real value
  - critical tools in business and financial planning and for tax and legal uses
  - prices
  - private information
* can be a function of asset value, cash flow, or free cash-flow multiples.
* change too, and they cause changes in demand and production.
* come in all shapes and sizes.
* invariably compares one thing or condition with another thing or condition.
* is according to market values
  - also a function of the financing terms
* is an art rather than a science
  - carrier liability and is usually based on weight
  - determined by value methodology, and quantity is determined by physical measurement
* is the means by which a conscious purposeful individual assesses given facts of reality
  - process used to determine how much the diamonds are worth for taxation purposes
  - term for the anticipated market value of the proposed construction project
* jump at the speed of light.
* key element in strategic and market analysis.
* occurs when a person chooses between option a and option b.
* refers to the price to buy the entire company
  - process of determining the value in money of specified property
* subjective ranking of the relative importance of different categories.
* tend to have a very predictable cycle.
* typically determine the fair market value of a company.
* value judgment expressive of a difference in value.
* very significant factor in market pricing, in investor expectations, etc.

### assessment | valuation:

Business valuation
* critical element in decision making.
* mix of art and science.
Asset
* Most assets are in the form of capital - such as businesses.
* Some assets have value because of the potential income they can generate.
* also provide families with a means for a long-term escape from poverty.
* are a use of cash
  - aircrafts
  - an insurance against financial uncertainty and a way of preparing for future expenses
* are anything a company owns
  - person owns with value, such as property, cash, etc
  - the business owns that has monetary value
  - which can be assigned a monetary value that can be realized by selling the item
  - bank accounts, certificates of deposit, and stocks
  - cash and other property with a monetary value
  - current assets and long-term or fixed assets
  - items owned by the business which have value
* are items that are owned
  - have substantial value and can be converted into cash
  - which are owned by a business or money which is owed to the business
* are money and property owned by an individual
  - or property
  - possessions
  - properties having eco-nomic value
  - quality
  - resources of the business enterprise
* are resources owned or controlled by the company
  - which help earn profits
  - strongly related to the choices young people make
* are the items of value that a firm owns
  - positive factors that empower youth
  - possessions of value such as a house or car, or money in the bank
  - properties or economic resources owned by the business
  - resources that a business uses to produce a product or deliver a service
  - things which the town or the neighborhood have under their control
  - things of value owned by a business
  - what a company owns, such as equipment, buildings and inventory
* can be such things as skills or feelings of worth
  - take many forms, ranging from money in checking accounts to investment portfolios
* consist of homes, businesses, or anything of monetary value.
* contribute to quality.
* depend on people to create value.
* have functions.
* is quality
* lead to success.
* mean income, property, cash, or anything of value.
* means net assets, plus the amount of any borrowings for investment purposes.
* represents all forms of ownership claims in things that have value.
* require interpretations.
* rise in value which makes households wealthier which then fuels their consumption spending.
* set of software products and tools for content management, distribution and e-publishing.
* stripping by managers is rampant in the Czech Republic.
* turns is simply sales over total assets.

### asset:

Advantage
* Is the balancing point of a set of scores.
* depends on factors
  - several factors
* includes ability.
* is an adulticide which means that it only kills the adults
  - benefits
  - part of tennis
  - points
  - that light induces potassium and water uptake, which causes the cell to swell
* lies in facts.
* new form of insecticide that is extremely safe for cats and dogs.
* topical flea adulticide for dogs and cats.
### asset | advantage | superiority:

Fineness
* are superiority.
* describes the purity of gold.
* is superiority
* represents the purity of gold.

Current asset
* are assets that are usually converted to cash within one year.
* are the most liquid and most easily convertible to cash, of all assets
  - types of assets used for trading purposes
  - things a company expects to convert to cash within one year

Financial asset
* are a claim on the earning power of some entity
  - at the heart of all criminal enterprise
  - instruments or agreements to pay and be paid back
  - stocks, bonds, mutual funds etc
* have no intrinsic value.
* is the one denominator that generates wealth faster than any other.
* represent the other main category of investment assets.
### asset | resource:

Water resource
* Some water resources come from rainfall.
* are also vital to our social and economic well-being.
* are at all time low, and more than half of the rivers around the globe are polluted
  - risk in many areas
  - central to the nation's economic and environmental well-being
  - crucial to the continuance of life on our planet
  - especially vulnerable to the pollution from cities and industrial centres
  - essential to our existence in many different ways
  - extremely limited and are annually renewable by rainfall
  - important for fish production
  - so low during a drought that most organisms die
  - vital to life
* can limit the caring capacity of an area.
* consist of underground aquifers and rain-collected in Wadis in the mountains.
* create recreational and scenic opportunities.
* define our wealth as individuals, nations, and community.
* exist within cultural contexts
  - historical and social contexts
* face a host of serious threats, all caused primarily by human activity.

Web resource
* Web Resources are web sites related to environmental health.
* are information sites identified by a URL or search engine
  - web sites reviewed and selected by database editors

Specialty
* Most specialties relate to the health care of adults.
* Specialties are computer-related terms, and editing or localizing Web pages
  - the structural unit of the profession
* Specialties include microbial physiology
* is an asset

Total asset
* divided by the number of cows simple measure of asset level.
* represent book value of total assets at year-end prior to offer year.

### assets:

Crown jewel
* are valuables that belong to a king or queen.
* is an assets

Deep pocket
* are assets
  - billiard-table pockets that are shaped like cups
* is an assets
### assets | share | allocation:

Asset allocation
* affects both risk and return and central concept in investment management
* drives the rate of return.
* dynamic process which considers broad trends in the markets and the economy.
* is important because it helps balance risk and reward.
* is the cornerstone of good investing
  - key determinant of portfolio performance
  - most important determinate of investment performance
* is the process of allocating funds to each asset class
  - balancing risk and return
  - optimizing portfolios to meet investors' goals
  - selecting the very best mix of competing financial instruments
  - single most important driver of investment return
  - spread of fund investments between different sectors
  - usually an area of disagreement between buyers and sellers
* means choosing investments in several asset classes.
* provides a balanced, rational approach to building long-term wealth.

Resource allocation
* accounts for the evenly spaced intervals between the pinyons.
* involves the distribution of resources among competing programs or people.
* is an ethical issue because it most fundamentally involves questions of justice
  - determined very much by traditional methods of production
  - the process by which the goals of the school are provided with substance

Allowance
* are every family member s right, within the real limitations of the family income.
* help children learn what things cost.
* is an important part of any child's development toward financial independence
  - discrepancies
  - license
  - pacts
  - reimbursement
* promote responsibility and show children how to manage money.

Golden share
* are special stock shares that allow the government to control a company.
+ Eni: Italian companies :: 1953 establishments
  * Eni is present in 70 countries, and currently is Italy's largest industrial company. Golden shares are special stock shares that allow the government to control a company.

Profit sharing
* are shares.
* gives employees a portion of profits without regard to their performance.
* is recommended as a solution to one form of economic problems.
* is when a broker uses a customer's account instead to trade and make a profit
  - most employees share in the company's profits

Shared grief
* allows love and care to be expressed.
* is half the sorrow, but happiness, when shared, is doubled
  - only half the sorrow, but happiness when shared, is doubled

Stake
* are metal and strong enough to be placed into hard, somewhat rocky soil
  - part of pools
  - posts
  - shafts
* pikes as they mature.
* provide substrate for filter-feeding animals that remove phytoplankton from the water.
+ The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Organization: Mormonism
  * Another division of the church is the stake. A stake often contains several thousand Mormons. Stakes are divided into wards.
### association:

Secret society
* Many secret societies require the taking of an oath, which is expressly forbidden in Scriptures
  - take up the use of symbols
* Secret societies are another Japanese tradition, as in other parts of Asia
  - organizations ever open to attack and suspicion
  - still a reality as well as being portrayed in myth and legend
  - underground and hard to find
  - very common on the African Continent
  - do exist in campus life
* Some secret societies have secret handshakes to show they are part of the group.
* is association
+ Handshake: Non-verbal communication :: Messaging

Solvation
* are association.
  - called hydration when the solvent is water
* is the process that causes ionic solids to dissolve in polar solvents
  - strong interaction of solute with the solvent molecules
* promoting agents keep the ingredients and agents soluble for enhanced absorption.

### assurance:

Guarantee
* are assurance
  - collateral
  - located in drawers
* is assurance

### assurance | guarantee:

Safety net
* can help the victims of financial instability.
* is net.
### attention:

Medical attention
* helps symptoms.
* is concentrated on infections in the genital area
  - necessary when an infection occurs
  - required to be certain that all fetal tissue has passed out of the body
  - very important to someone who has been raped

Notice
* appears in newspapers.
* is an announcement
  - reviews
  - telling
* provides clarification.
+ Great Crested Grebe: Podicipediformes
  * Great Crested Grebes have a beautiful courtship display. Notice chicks on mother's back, and small gift brought by the male.

### attention | notice:

Constructive notice
* is when by judging the condition of the evid.
* legal inference from established facts.

Flash card
* are a tried and true way to memorize the multiplication tables
  - posters
  - used for practice
* can be index cards.
* have their place, but children learn to read by recognizing whole words in context.
* is notice
* use flash memory chips to store and retrieve the data.
* utilize the audible side of the brain.

Flashcard
* allow children to quiz themselves in math, spelling, geography, and other subjects.
* are useful when there are large amounts of factual information to be learned.
* is notice
* play a vital role in early childhood development.
### attention | nursing:

Nursing research
* contributes significantly to wellness and health outcomes.
* focuses on the patient in the pursuit of answers.
* is an integral part of the effectiveness of nursing care
  - the careful and systematic investigation of a problem in the field of nursing
  - unique because it aims to improve the quality of life of the total patient
* supports a link between continuing education and improved patient outcomes.

Parish nursing
* means of addressing the caring aspect that parishes can provide.
* nondenominational program that is easily adapted to any faith.

Professional nursing
* discipline that values a commitment to humanity.
* focuses on environments which enhance health and the quality of life.
* includes the appraisal and the enhancement of health.
* involves practices that are preventive, restorative, supportive, and promotive.
* is based upon a framework of education, theory, practice, and research.
* is both a science and an art
  - an art and a science

Personal care
* belongs to the daily activities of a normal human being.
* includes health care, nutrition, clothing, hygiene, shelter, and safety matters
  - shelter, clothing, hygiene and safety matters
  - medical treatment and other decisions promoting comfort, safety and health
* is attention
  - designed to help the client continue to live safely at home
  - the bedrock of long-term care services

Prompt attention
* can mean the difference between a quick recovery and a lifetime of suffering.
* is important to saving lives and to staving off brain damage.

### attention:

Selective attention
* Identify the kinds of things people commonly talk about.
* appears to be sensitive to the different levels present in visual scenes.
* can be a long-standing problem for survivors after brain injury.
* determines what information moves from sensory memory to short term memory
  - memory to short-term memory
* gates visual processing in the extrastriate cortex.
* involves attending to one message or stimulus and ignoring all others.
* is required in tasks that involve the inhibition of competing responses
  - the simple human ability to screen information
* refers to an individual's ability to focus and disregard peripheral stimuli
  - the brain's capacity to limit and choose between stimuli and thoughts

Spatial attention
* affects brain activity in human primary visual cortex.
* improves performance in spatial resolution tasks.
* uses different mechanisms when magno or parvo systems are preferentially involved.
Attitude
* affects ability.
* also predict behavior better for some people than for others
  - vary in the extent to which they are conscious
* are an emotional and physical shape.
* are an important predictor of sexual aggression in men
  - topic of study within the field of social psychology
  - integral part of holiness
  - beliefs and feelings about people, objects, and ideas
  - classified as introversion and extroversion
  - difficult to measure as it involves thoughts and feelings
  - fixed feelings or outlooks
  - general opinions and beliefs
  - goal and means potentials transformed into dispositions
* are habits of thought accompanied by behavior
  - important components of many theories that attempt to explain behaviors
  - little things that can make a BIG difference
  - merely habits of the mind that can be changed
  - mirrors of the mind
  - most important in education
  - often different when age variable
  - our positive or negative evaluations of an attitude object
* are the longer term remembered feelings that have been woven into one's personality
  - results of experience and one's values and beliefs
  - values and beliefs that cause a person to act in a particular way
* can affect expectations for and views of different people
  - be personal and share a collective commonality
  - change depending on degree of acculturation
  - help to create or perpetuate stereotypes
  - serve different functions for people
* change by talking to people
  - with various events in a person's life
* changes over time.
* contributes to academic success
  - relative success
* differ throughout the world.
* facilitate the movement from one social group to another.
* guides choices.
* has places.
* have a lot to do with the mind which highly relates to human behavior.
* is absolutely central to healthy adaptation to blindness
  - magazines
  - orientations
  - part of humans
* only predict behaviors well under certain conditions and for some people.
* play a profound role in determining the character, personality, and behavior of people
  - very important role in our lives
  - an important part in stress management
* predict behavioral intention, which predicts behavior.
* reflect individual feelings concerning objects, people or events.
* reside in the mind.
* serve as a potential predictor of future behavior.

### attitude:

Acceptance
* brings peace.
* encourages development.
* has impact.
* influences attitude.
* is acknowledgment
  - acquisitions
  - drafts
  - situations

### attitude | acceptance:

Self acceptance
* is also crucial to definition of self
  - an exhilarating and free flying way to live
* is the first step in coming out
  - true way to fulfilling lives
  - toleration

Social acceptance
* becomes increasingly important as children grow up.
* has a significant impact upon self-esteem of students with learning disabilities.
* is one of the basic needs of man.

Welcome
* are acceptance
  - greeting
* is acceptance
### auditory communication | conversation | gossip:

Rumour
* is gossip
* often function as expressions of unconscious fear and anxiety.

### auditory communication | conversation | gossip:

Word of mouth
* can come from many different sources and in many forms.
* is also how a lot of people get connections to an Au Pair job
  - an important advertising market for teaching dance
  - mass media personified
  - one of the best forms of free advertising
  - people speaking freely about something to other people
  - probably the most powerful form of communication in the business world
* is the best form of advertising
  - first and foremost way in which artists are discovered
  - most efficient form of advertising
  - what consumers trust the most when it comes to a product or service
* is, after all, the oldest form of advertising.
* quick, free, powerful form of communication.

Small talk
* form of respect and a deposit of trust.
* is part of sharing and relating common human experiences
  - the small change of social life
* normal part of everyday life.

Talk
* can involve communication
  - dry mouths
* is discussion
  - lectures
* is motivated by the goal of communicates
  - says
  - share information
  - teachs
* is the ear's food
  - glue that holds persons together
  - main ingredient in medical care
  - more usual word to refer to conversational exchanges and informal communication
* program to allow two users on two different machines to talk to one another in real time.

### auditory communication | conversation | talk:

Peace talk
* Fighting continues until order is restored and neither army is in the other country. Peace talks begin.
  * continue. On the 27th July 1953 no peace has been declared but an armistice has been signed by both countries and the UN withdraws.

Croak
* includes speech sound.
* is an utterance

Debate
* are good
  - located in universities
* exists as to the nature of antidepressant-induced antinociception.
* focus on issues
  - scientific issues
* healthy phenomenon that enriches the process of scholarship.
* is an essential activity in democratic societies
  - integrator of knowledge
  - central to democracy

### auditory communication | debate:

Parliamentary debate
* is an extemporaneous presentation of a policy or value proposition
  - impetus to awareness of current events
* two person, extemporaneous format based on British debate.

Policy debate
* focus on issues
* is an analytical form that requires advanced research.

Scientific debate
* continues over how much trans fat people can healthfully consume.
* is ongoing about the level of mercury exposure at which effects begin to occur.

Groan
* are utterances.
* auditory communication.
* is an utterance

### auditory communication | howl:

Squeal
* are more frequent in young animals.
* attract large predators.
### auditory communication:

Shout
* auditory communication.
* includes speech sound.
* is an utterance

### auditory communication:

Slang
* is informal language that differs among regions and social contexts
  - informal, often entertaining, language
  - made up words and expressions that are used mostly when people talk
  - one form of nonstandard language that has been used in the United States
  - satire slung at the sins of speech
  - universal and subject to fashion
* is, in a way, a language by itself.
* provides different symbols from which communication messages can be constructed
  - primitive functions for symbolic manipulation of transitions systems and states

Spell
* Many spells involve writing a persons name upon a piece of paper or object.
* are magic cast by players, sometimes at objects or other players.
* are powerful and dangerous things
  - something cast by Witches
  - speechs
* can banish negative things and promote positive things.
* come from four different schools of magic - light, dark, fire, and water
  - in the form of scrolls which have a one-time use or books

### auditory communication | spell:

Dry spell
* inhibit the spread of pests particularly boll weevil.
* occur during the later part of each monsoon season.

Tutorial
* are also a means of accelerating content
  - explanations
  - manuals
  - sessions
  - where concepts are discussed by students in a less formal setting
* provide summaries.

### aural art form:

Classical guitar
* aural art form.
* have shorter and broader necks than steel-stringed guitars
  - very wide necks
* is the most difficult style of guitar.

Australian state
* Most Australian states are part of Australia
  - have at least one specialist emu abattoir
* enjoy a high degree of legislative autonomy from the federal government.
Avocado
* can cause immediate cardiac arrest and death in a parrot.
* has essential oils.
* is an adaptation in use in the United States and other English speaking countries
  - insoluble fiber but can be toxic to dogs
  - especially dangerous and toxic to birds
  - extremely toxic
  - good for dogs, especially IGs, the seed is toxic however
* is high in glutathione, an antioxidant which helps neutralize fat in other foods
  - vitamin E which slows down aging
  - native to rainforests, and rainforest trees are noted for complex insect ecologies
  - poisonous to some animals
  - reported to be potentially toxic
  - the main host in the southern coastal region of Florida
* is toxic to avians and can cause serious illness or death
  - birds as well due to the high fat content
* represents the second-largest fruit crop in Florida, after citrus.
* tends to turn black when exposed to air.
  * is poisonous to some animals. Many animals will get very sick or die if they eat avocado.
Badge
* Some badges carry hallmarks.
* are brands
  - emblems
  - features
  - films
  - name tags
* is an emblem

### badge:

Film badge
* are the most common way to monitor radiation exposure.
* contain a piece of film that is sensitive to radiation.
* look like badges and can be clipped onto a pocket or a belt.

### badge | insignia:

Cordon
* are adornment
  - insignias
  - serieses
  - single stem trees grown at a forty-five degree angle
* construct the classical funnel nest using a mixture of fine grass and feathers.
* is an insignia

### badgers:

American badger
* Most american badgers dig burrows
  - holes
* Most american badgers have eyelids
  - legs
  - powerful legs
  - third eyelids
* Some american badgers excavate burrows
  - have diets
* are badgers
  - mammals
  - trapped by humans for their pelts
* live alone.
* live in a variety of habitats, from grasslands to mountains
  - dry , open grasslands , fields , and pastures
+ American badger, Habitat: Mustelids
  * American badgers live in dry, open grasslands, fields, and pastures. They are found in many different places from high alpine meadows to sea level.

Badness
* BADness is an aura which surrounds oneself.
* is badness
  - intensity

Baggage
* handicap for a person with a mission.
* includes handles
  - sections
  - straps
* is located in airports
  - cruise ships
  - rooms
  - train stations
  - used for travelling
  - various items
  - women

### baggage:

Suitcase
* are baggage
  - boxs
* are located in airplanes
  - movies
  - taxis
  - rectangular shapeds
  - used for packing
  - straps
* is luggage

### baggage | suitcase:

Garment bag
* are bags
  - located in closets
* have an exterior top hook that allows the entire bag to be hung, open, in a closet.
### balance:

True balance
* True Balance is the merging of Dark and Light sides so that there is neither.
* comes from being able to focus within our bodies, like from our belly buttons.

Water balance
* affects a person's weight quickly.
* can change quickly.
* delineates the soil layer in which moisture affects canopy conductance.
* depends on the relationship between loss and gain.
* is controlled by the kidneys
  - easy to maintain since the ion system is pH neutral
  - part of good health
  - regulated through such things as thirst and urination
  - the driving force behind everything that happens in a watershed

### balancing act:

Nutrient management
* balancing act.
* can reduce nutrient excretion.
* challenge for producers of container-grown nursery crops.
* is another issue facing livestock producers
  - critical to water quality in the area and around the globe
* requires careful planning every year to prevent environmental problems.

### ballroom:

Disco
* are located in cities
  - hotels
  - towns
  - trash
  - used for dancing
* includes bases
  - ceilings
  - doorways
  - floors
  - room light
  - sections
  - walls

Bandage
* are dressings
  - frequently unnecessary following surgery to correct strabismus
  - just another name for gauze pads and sterile dressings
* are located in bathrooms
  - doctors
  - medical devices
* can also prevent sufferers from scratching the arms and legs.
* includes gauze
  - hems
* tend to loose their adhesive power over time and medicines do have expiration dates.

### bandage:

Adhesive bandage
* are bandages
  - great for dressing small wounds
* are located in bookshops
  - drug stores
  - hospitals
  - pharmacies
* are used for abrasion
  - cuts

### bandage:

Sling
* are a bonding tool for fathers, grandparents, and other caregivers
  - bandages
  - made of a long piece of fabric used to secure the baby to the parent
  - scrub-able making any mildew easy to remove
  - sweet drinks made with brandy, whiskey, or gin
  - the best type of carrier for wearing little babies
  - weapons
* create a comfortable position for infants to keep thier legs together and pelvis supported.
* includes gauze
* make it easy for parents to carry the baby inside or outside the house.
* mixed drink

Tourniquet
* are an effective way of stopping bleeding from an extremity
  - extreme and dangerous
* are located in ambulances
  - hospitals
* can actually increase tissue damage and result in the loss of an arm or leg
  - damage nerves and blood vessels and can cause the victim to lose an arm or leg
* cause tissue damage and loss of extremities when used by untrained individuals.
### basalts:

Flood basalt
* are basalts
  - common in northeastern California and eastern Oregon and Washington
  - much like mudflows
* seem to appear abruptly within plates, without known cause.

### based upon relationships:

Successful business
* Many successful businesses begin with one person working on a part-time basis.
* are an expression of an individual person.
* creates experience.
* help form the underpinnings of a strong economy and create jobs.
* is based upon relationships.
* tend to have a strong sense of identity and culture.

### bases:

Basic solution
* are bases
  - liquid solutions
* have a higher concentration of hydroxide ions than hydronium ions.

### basic human right:

Birth contraceptive method
* A contraceptive method is birth control
* Contraceptive methods Provides information about all available contraceptive methods
  - do work
* Some contraceptive methods help prevent STDs, while others only prevent pregnancy
  - STIs, while others only prevent pregnancy

### basic human right:

Birth control
* benefits the well-being of everyone.
* can and does fail
  - be hard to get, and sometimes expensive to get
  - lead to a purely hedonistic view of sexuality
  - mean abstinence
* crime against ancestral laws.
* fails and people fail to use birth control millions of times a year.
* human and a technological decision to thwart procreation.
* is an important issue for couples who want to avoid an unintended pregnancy
  - applied to a normal, healthy body to make it function in an unhealthy way
  - basic women's health care
  - completely in the hands of the woman
  - discouraged in Mongolia
  - free in India to anyone who wants it
  - human activities
  - important for the young, death control, for the old
  - mandatory and provided by the government
  - rejected by their religion and they often have big families
  - taught only in the context of marriage
  - the woman's responsibility
  - to put a limit to the number of children one has
  - woman's problem
* lets a man and woman have sexual intercourse but makes pregnancy less likely.
* method for healthy people.
* pills Birth control pills are the most commonly utilized hormonal treatment.
* prevents teen birth, overpopulation.
* reduces the rate of unwanted pregnancy and abortion.
* refers to any activity, medication, or equipment used to prevent pregnancy.
* requires the cooperation of both partners.
* taken daily can prevent the endometriosis from growing.
* way of sensibly managing the ability to multiply.
+ Birth control, The need for birth control: Contraception :: Feminism

Birth self control
* Self control is birth control
  - part of life, it's part of growing up
* Self control is the great law of mental health
  - opposite of lewdness
  - rule of the day
### basic human right:

Food security
- right of all people
* condition of a healthy community.
* critical component of child health policy.
* depends on constant supply of quality cereals
  - productive land
* emphasizes food for domestic consumption over agricultural products for trade.
* goal of healthy communities.
* has a component of access to food.
* implies reaching productive growth and the preservation of the environment.
* involves both safety issues and the availability of adequate food for all citizens.
* is about people
  - access to enough food for an active, healthy life
  - achieved when everyone has sufficient food to sustain a healthy and active life
  - all about having enough food
  - enhanced through maternal and child health and nutrition activities
  - essentially about alleviating poverty
  - one of Eritrea's most pressing humanitarian needs
* is the ability of people to have access to sufficient, nutritious food
  - access by all people at all times to the food needed for a healthy life
  - basis for sustainable, equitable development
  - major concerns of developing countries, especially Cambodia
  - viewed strongly by all countries
* means ability to gain access and consume food.
* requires an available and reliable food supply at all times.
* significant part of the role of animals in food production in many areas.

### basic human right:

Freedom of religion
* Freedom OF religion includes freedom FROM religion.
* civil right
* guarantees the right to practice their religion as they see fit.
* is an inherent right of all people
  - internationally accepted human right
  - constitutionally a right
  - different and distinct from freedom of speech
  - enshrined in Vietnam's constitution
  - essential to our culture
  - established under the Basic Law
* is guaranteed by the Indonesian constitution
  - for individuals and religious societies
  - in Ghana
* is guaranteed to all by the constitution
  - citizens in the Constitution of India
* is one of an American citizen's constitutional rights
  - the fundamental values in American society
* is protected by U.S. law and enshrined within the Bill of Rights
  - recognized, and religious institutions are autonomous
  - respected in law and in practice
  - respected, and a variety of Christian sects operate freely
* key aspect of the American way of life that Scouting claims to uphold.
* means any religion
  - being free from other people's religious conclusions
* part of every civilised country.
* universal and fundamental right of people everywhere