Input: [0] SHIRTS/BLOUSES [MEN] Pinstripes should be thin. Solid white convey honesty, intelligence, and stability. Cotton looks better and holds up better under perspiration. Always wear an ironed shirt, even if the shirt claims to be “wash and wear”. Always wear long sleeved shirts, with cuffs extending below suit sleeve. Always wear a totally white T-shirt with sleeves under shirt. Cotton/polyester blends are acceptable. The higher the cotton content, the better you’ll look. [WOMEN]

Output: Wear a blouse that is a business style. Solid white conveys honesty, intelligence and stability. Your blouse should always compliment and add color to your suit. No ruffles and scarves. Absolutely NO cleavage exposed at any time. No loud colors or busy prints, it’s too disturbing.


Input: [0] SHOES [MEN] Large wing tips are the most conservative. Black and brown leather are the best colors. Slip-on dress shoes (even those with tassels) are the most versatile for day to evening. [WOMEN]

Output: Dark basic pumps.


Input: [0] SOCKS/HOISERY [MEN] Socks should complement the suit or be the same color as shoes. They should not bunch around your ankles. They should be long enough that skin is not seen when legs are crossed. [WOMEN]

Output: Sheer black, blue, taupe, ivory and natural colors enhance the appearance. No loud colors, designs or stripes, it is unprofessional. Please do not wear hosiery with any types of runs or discoloration.


Input: [0] HAIR [MEN] Clean hair in a professional conservative style. [WOMEN]

Output: Clean hair in a professional conservative style. No corn rows or colorful hair extensions. No stringy or shaggy style. Clean braid tastefully styled.


Input: [0] MAKE-UP [WOMEN]

Output: A natural/soft application of color to enhance your beauty. No strong or loud colors, it’s too distracting. No false eyelashes.


Input: [0] ASSESSORIES [MEN] Jewelry should be very simple and conservative. Avoid body piercing jewelry, earrings, bracelets and rings on index and pinky fingers. Avoid sharp or smelly colognes. Avoid lapel pins except your school’s or professional organization’s logo/seal (approximate size of a nickel). Briefcases should be leather; browns and burgundy are the best colors. Watches should be simple and plain (avoid Mickey Mouse, logo, and sports watches). Belts should be leather and should match or compliment shoes (blue/black/gray suit=brown belt and shoes). The buckle should be simple. [WOMEN]

Output: Jewelry should be simple and conservative, ONLY one set of small earring sand no more than two rings worn at one time. Avoid body piercing jewelry, ankle bracelets and ring on index and pinky finger. Avoid sharp and smelly perfumes. Watches should be simple and plain (avoid Mickey Mouse, logo, and sports watches). Your briefcase should be dark leather, preferably no purses. Polished fingernails with a natural or french manicure color, no designs or jewelry. Take notes with a gold or silver pen.


Input: [Natural gas] ODQ2ODk2MjM= [0]

Output: Production


Input: [Natural gas] MTM1MjA= [0]

Output: From other sources


Input: [Natural gas] MTAwMDU3NDA= [0]

Output: Imports


Input: [Natural gas] LTI2MDQ4MjEy [0]

Output: Exports


Input: [Natural gas] LTg4NTc2 [0]

Output: Stock changes


Input: [Natural gas] Njg1NzIwOTU= [0]

Output: Domestic supply


Input: [Natural gas] LTE5MzI4NQ== [0]

Output: Statistical differences


Input: [Natural gas] MzAyNzQ4Mjg= [0]

Output: Transformation


Input: [Natural gas] MTYyMzc5NDg= [0]

Output: Electricity plants


Input: [Natural gas] OTU0ODkwOQ== [0]

Output: CHP plants


Input: [Natural gas] Mzk3NjYxNg== [0]

Output: Heat plants


Input: [Natural gas] MA== [0]

Output: Oil refineries


Input: [Natural gas] NTExMzU1 [0]

Output: Other transformation


Input: [Natural gas] NjkxMjMxNQ== [0]

Output: Energy industry own use


Input: [Natural gas] Nzc0NTY5 [0]

Output: Losses


Input: [Natural gas] MzA0MTcwOTg= [0]

Output: Final consumption


Input: [Natural gas] MTExNDQwNDQ= [0]

Output: Industry


Input: [Natural gas] MzIyOTEwNw== [0]

Output: Transport


Input: [Natural gas] NzU4NjgzNQ== [0]

Output: Residential


Input: [Natural gas] MTM5MzM5NA== [0]

Output: Commercial and public services


Input: [Natural gas] OTAyNTI= [0]

Output: Agriculture / forestry


Input: [Natural gas] ODQ3 [0]

Output: Fishing


Input: [Natural gas] OTEwMDM= [0]

Output: Other non-specified


Input: [Natural gas] Njg4MTYxNg== [0]

Output: Non-energy use


Input: [Natural gas] NjgwMjE4Ng== [0]

Output: - of which chemical/petrochemical


Input: [Fixation Method] Organic Solvent Fixation [Reagents] EtOH MeOH Acetone [Advantages] No covalent modification of DNA, RNA, protein, or carbohydrate epitopes Permeabilizes cells [Problems] Not good for lipophilic antigens Cell aggregation [Use]

Output: Long time storage Inactivate cellular processes


Input: [Fixation Method] Formaldehyde Fixation [Reagents] Paraformaldehyde [Advantages] Relatively mild fixative Cell membrane integrity preserved [Problems] Serverly broadens DNA histogram peaks when using PI simultaneously with cell surface or intracellular staining [Use]

Output: Fixation for surface or intracellular staining when followed by lipid solvents


Input: [Fixation Method] Detergent Lysis [Reagents] Triton X-100 Tween 80 NP 40 Saponin [Advantages] Rapid Requires fewer washes [Problems] Cell fragility Loss of cytoplasmic cell components High debris component Limited storage time [Use]

Output: Rapid permeabilization Native conformation of intracellular antigens Requires fewer washes, preserving limited cell numbers


Input: [Fixation Method] Freeze/Thaw [Reagents] Freeze/Thaw buffer [Advantages] Same as detergent lysis [Problems] Same as detergent lysis [Use]

Output: Same as detergent lysis


Input: [Fixation Method] Formaldehyde/Detergent [Reagents] Paraformaldehyde Triton X-100 [Advantages] Good DNA histogram CV at low formaldehyde concentrations Low debris component Few aggregates [Problems] Loss of loosely bound cellular components Short-term storage [Use]

Output: Primarily used for simultaneous nuclear antigen and DNA content Detection of antigens in all cell compartments at higher formaldehyde concentrations


Input: [Fixation Method] Formaldehyde/Methanol [Reagents] Paraformaldehyde MeOH [Advantages] Cells can be stored indefinitely Antigens retained better within cell Low debris component Few aggregates [Problems] DNA histogram CV higher than alcohol alone [Use]

Output: Retains antigen within the cell better than alcohol alone


Input: [0] Skin whitening ingredient [1] Description [3] Efficacy [4] Safe to use on darker skin? [2]

Output: How it works

List of commercial skin lightening / skin whitening ingredients | WHITERskin


Input: [0] Arbutin [1] A hydroquinone derivative (glycosylated benzoquinone) extracted from the bearberry shrub. [3] Arbutin found to inhibit melanin production in B16 cells induced with alpha-MSH and decreases tyrosinase activity. Less effective than kojic acid. [4] Yes. [2]

Output: Inhibits tyrosinase to prevent the formation of melanin.

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Input: [0] Alpha-Arbutin [1] Alpha-Arbutin is an epimer of arbutin (4-hydroxyphenyl alpha-glucopyranoside) [3] Melanin synthesis was reduced to 40% with 250 microg of alpha-arbutin. [4] Yes. [2]

Output: Inhibits tyrosinase to prevent the formation of melanin. Said to have a stronger effect than Arbutin.

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Input: [0] Magnesium ascorbyl phosphate [1] A stable vitamin C derivative [3] A significant lightening effect was seen clinically in 19 of 34 patients with melasma and solar lentigos. [4] Yes. [2]

Output: Suppresses melanin formation and protects against skin damage caused by UVB rays

List of commercial skin lightening / skin whitening ingredients | WHITERskin


Input: [0] Kojic acid [1] Derived from fungus [3] Less efficacious than 2% hydroquinone. May cause contact dermatitis and erythema. [4] Yes. [2]

Output: Suppresses tyrosinase activity

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Input: [0] Retin A/ Tretinoin [1] Retinoic acid/Vitamin A acid [3] Tretinoin was used as monotherapy in a study on 38 African- American patients with melasma and 68%-73% of patients improved. [4] Yes. [2]

Output: Boosts epidermal turnover, which promotes keratinocyte proliferation. Discharges epidermal melanin but not dermal melanin.

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Input: [0] Liquorice extract/Licorice extract [1] Glabridin [3] A combination product of 0.4% licorice extract, 0.05% betamethasone, and 0.05% retinoic acid was found to be effective in the treatment of melasma. [4] Yes. [2]

Output: Inhibits tyrosinase activity (similar to kojic acid)

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Input: [0] Hydroquinone [1] An industrial chemical [3] One of the most effective inhibitors of melanogenesis in vitro and in vivo. Evidence of improvement is usually observed at 4-6 weeks. Tretinoin has been used to enhance the efficacy of hydroquinone. [4] Mostly safe, but risks exist. Exogenous ochronosis has been observed in black patients who have used high concentrations of hydroquinone for many years. Thus, hydroquinone should be discontinued if no improvement occurs within 4-6 months. [2]

Output: Inhibits DNA synthesis and mitochondrial enzymes, has direct cytotoxic effects toward melanocytes. Also competes for tyrosine oxidation in active melanocytes.

List of commercial skin lightening / skin whitening ingredients | WHITERskin


Input: [0] Mulberry extract [1] Derived from root of paper mulberry plant (Morus alba root). [3] Low concentrations shown to inhibit tyrosinase activity. Significantly lower compared to the concentrations needed for kojic acid and hydroquinone. [4] Yes. [2]

Output: Inhibits tyrosinase activity

List of commercial skin lightening / skin whitening ingredients | WHITERskin


Input: [0] Azelaic acid [1] Derived from yeast [3] A 20% concentration of azelaic acid is equivalent to 2% hydroquinone. However, azelaic acid has no lightening effect on normally pigmented skin, freckles, senile lentigines, and nevi. It has selective effects on only abnormal melanocytes. [4] Yes. [2]

Output: Inhibits DNA synthesis and mitochondrial enzymes, has direct cytotoxic effects toward melanocytes.

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Input: [0] Niacinamide [1] Vitamin B3, niacin, nicotinamide [3] In skin culture tests, niacinamide significantly inhibited the transfer of melanosomes from melanocytes to keratinocytes (by 25–45%; p activity. [4] Yes. [2]

Output: Inhibits melanosome transfer from melanocytes to keratinocytes.

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Input: [0] Salicylic acid [1] A beta hydroxy acid (BHA) used to make aspirin [3] Effective on minor skin discolorations. [4] Yes, in lower concentrations. [2]

Output: Increases cell turnover

List of commercial skin lightening / skin whitening ingredients | WHITERskin


Input: [0] Undecylenoyl phenylalanine [1] Amino acid derivative. Commercial names include Skinwhite MSH and Sepiwhite MSH [3] In testing, melanin levels were significantly reduced by 53% after 13 days. [4] Yes. [2]

Output: Acts as an antagonist to melanocyte stimulating hormone (MSH). Prevents the start of melanin synthesis.

List of commercial skin lightening / skin whitening ingredients | WHITERskin


Input: [0] Topical corticosteroids [1] Several forms of corticosteroids include Hydrocortisone, Clobetasol Propionate, Fluocinolone Acetonide or Betamethasone Dipropionate [3] Fast temporary skin lightening, however prolonged use is dangerous. [4] No. [2]

Output: Unknown. It is possible that steroids reduce the production of melanocyte stimulating hormones (MSH).

List of commercial skin lightening / skin whitening ingredients | WHITERskin


Input: [0] Monobenzone [1] Monobenzyl ether of hydroquinone [3] Used for vitiligo patients. [4] Used for vitiligo patients only. [2]

Output: Permanently depigments normal skin

List of commercial skin lightening / skin whitening ingredients | WHITERskin


Input: [0] Mequinol [1] Monomethyl ether of hydroquinone [3] Can be effective when used in conjunction with tretinoin [4] Yes, in lower concentrations. [2]

Output: Cytotoxic to melanocytes (like hydroquinone)

List of commercial skin lightening / skin whitening ingredients | WHITERskin


Input: [Food Applications] Baking [Useful Products] Alkaloids [Other Processes]

Output: Biobleaching/biopulping

Table 1 Use of fungi in biotechnology


Input: [Food Applications] Brewing [Useful Products] Antibiotics [Other Processes]

Output: Biological control agents

Table 1 Use of fungi in biotechnology


Input: [Food Applications] Cheese-making [Useful Products] Ethanol [Other Processes]

Output: Bioremediation of soils

Table 1 Use of fungi in biotechnology


Input: [Food Applications] Mushroom cultivation [Useful Products] Enzymes [Other Processes]

Output: Coal solubilisation

Table 1 Use of fungi in biotechnology


Input: [Food Applications] Oriental food fermentations [Useful Products] Gibberellins [Other Processes]

Output: Dyes/dye intermediates

Table 1 Use of fungi in biotechnology


Input: [Food Applications] Quorn myco-protein [Useful Products] Immunomodulators [Other Processes]

Output: Microencapsulation

Table 1 Use of fungi in biotechnology


Input: [Useful Products] Organic acids [Other Processes]

Output: Mycorrhizal inoculants

Table 1 Use of fungi in biotechnology


Input: [Useful Products] Polysaccharides [Other Processes]

Output: Steroid bioconversions

Table 1 Use of fungi in biotechnology


Input: [Useful Products] Vitamins [Other Processes]

Output: Waste treatment

Table 1 Use of fungi in biotechnology


Input: [Type] Application Notes [Description] Mounting Instructions for INT-A-PAK Modules [Title]

Output: Application Note


Input: [Type] Application Notes [Description] Mounting Instructions for ECONO2 Modules [Title]

Output: Application Note


Input: [Type] Application Notes [Description] Mounting Instructions for MTP Modules [Title]

Output: Application Note AN-0801


Input: [Type] Application Notes [Description] Mounting Instructions for Modules EMIPAK-1B and EMIPAK-2B Series [Title]

Output: Application Note


Input: [Type] Application Notes [Description] Mounting Instructions for Double INT-A-PAK Modules [Title]

Output: Mounting Instructions for Double INT-A-PAK Modules


Input: [Type] Application Notes [Description] Mounting Instructions for Dual INT-A-PAK Low Profile Modules [Title]

Output: Application Note


Input: [Type] Application Notes [Description] Mounting Instructions for Single In-Line Package Modules [Title]

Output: Application Note


Input: [Type of Cracking] Plastic settlement [Form of Crack] Above and aligned with steel reinforcement [Time of Appearance] 10 minutes to three hours [Primary Cause]

Output: Subsidence around rebar; excessive water in the mix.

Visual Inspection of Concrete - InterNACHI


Input: [Type of Cracking] Plastic shrinkage [Form of Crack] Diagonal or random [Time of Appearance] 30 minutes to six hours [Primary Cause]

Output: Excessive early evaporation

Visual Inspection of Concrete - InterNACHI


Input: [Type of Cracking] Thermal expansion and contraction [Form of Crack] Transverse (example: across the pavement) [Time of Appearance] One day to two or three weeks [Primary Cause]

Output: Excessive heat generation or temperature gradients

Visual Inspection of Concrete - InterNACHI


Input: [Type of Cracking] Drying shrinkage [Form of Crack] Transverse or pattern [Time of Appearance] Weeks to months [Primary Cause]

Output: Excessive water in the mix; poor joint placement; joints over-spaced

Visual Inspection of Concrete - InterNACHI


Input: [Type of Cracking] Freezing and thawing [Form of Crack] Parallel to the concrete surface [Time of Appearance] After one or more winters [Primary Cause]

Output: Inadequate air entrainment; non-durable coarse aggregate

Visual Inspection of Concrete - InterNACHI


Input: [Type of Cracking] Corrosion of reinforcement [Form of Crack] Above reinforcement [Time of Appearance] More than two years [Primary Cause]

Output: Inadequate concrete cover; ingress of moisture or chloride

Visual Inspection of Concrete - InterNACHI


Input: [Type of Cracking] Alkali-aggregate reaction [Form of Crack] Pattern cracks; cracks parallel to joints or edges [Time of Appearance] Typically, over five years, but may be much sooner with highly reactive aggregate [Primary Cause]

Output: Reactive aggregate plus moisture

Visual Inspection of Concrete - InterNACHI


Input: [Type of Cracking] Sulfate attack [Form of Crack] Pattern cracks [Time of Appearance] One to five years [Primary Cause]

Output: External or internal sulfates promoting the formation of ettringite

Visual Inspection of Concrete - InterNACHI


Input: [0] Fruit [Fruitlandia] Fresh [Portland Smoothie Company]

Output: Fresh and Frozen

Portland Smoothie Company Vs. Fruitlandia | Stumptown Vegans


Input: [0] Liquid [Fruitlandia] Water and Ice [Portland Smoothie Company]

Output: Non-Dairy Milk and Fresh Juice

Portland Smoothie Company Vs. Fruitlandia | Stumptown Vegans


Input: [0] Options [Fruitlandia] Long Menu [Portland Smoothie Company]

Output: Choose Your Own

Portland Smoothie Company Vs. Fruitlandia | Stumptown Vegans


Input: [0] Cups [Fruitlandia] Plastic [Portland Smoothie Company]

Output: Compostable

Portland Smoothie Company Vs. Fruitlandia | Stumptown Vegans


Input: [0] Blender [Fruitlandia] VitaMix [Portland Smoothie Company]

Output: VitaMix

Portland Smoothie Company Vs. Fruitlandia | Stumptown Vegans


Input: [0] Cost [Fruitlandia] $4.75 / 20 oz. [Portland Smoothie Company]

Output: $4 / 16 oz

Portland Smoothie Company Vs. Fruitlandia | Stumptown Vegans


Input: [Emergency Plumbing] 24 Hour Emergency Plumber Service [Water Heaters]

Output: Electric Water Heaters

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Input: [Water Heaters]

Output: Gas Water Heaters

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Input: [Emergency Plumbing] Plumbing Repair and Replacements [Water Heaters]

Output: Tankless Water Heaters

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Input: [Emergency Plumbing] Bathroom Plumbing [Water Heaters]

Output: Sewer & Drain

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Input: [Emergency Plumbing] Shower Plumbing [Water Heaters]

Output: Rooter Service

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Input: [Emergency Plumbing] Home Plumbing [Water Heaters]

Output: Drain Cleaning

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Input: [Emergency Plumbing] Kitchen Plumbing [Water Heaters]

Output: Sewer Cleaning

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Input: [Emergency Plumbing] Commercial Plumbing [Water Heaters]

Output: Septic Tank

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Input: [0] 17A. [DEFINITION] COMATOSE: Unconscious, cannot be aroused, and at most can respond only to powerful stimuli. The coma must be present for at least four days. [EXAMPLES OF CAUSES] Brain insult Hepatic encephalopathy Cerebral vascular accident [EXAMPLES OF TREATMENTS]

Output: Total ADL Care Intake and output Parenteral feeding

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Input: [0] 17B. [DEFINITION] DEHYDRATION: Excessive loss of body fluids requiring immediate medical treatment and ADL care. [EXAMPLES OF CAUSES] Fever Acute urinary tract infections Pneumonia Vomiting Unstable diabetes [EXAMPLES OF TREATMENTS]

Output: Intake & output Electrolyte lab tests Parenteral hydration Nasal Feedings

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Input: [0] 17C. [DEFINITION] INTERNAL BLEEDING: Blood loss stemming from a subacute or chronic condition (e.g., gastrointestinal, respiratory or genito-urinary conditions) which may result in low blood pressure and hemoglobin, pallor, dizziness, fatigue, rapid respiration. [EXAMPLES OF CAUSES] Use only the causes presented in the definition. Exclude external hemorrhoids and other minor blood loss which is not dangerous and requires only minor intervention [EXAMPLES OF TREATMENTS]

Output: Critical monitoring of vital signs Transfusion Use of blood pressure elevators Plasma expanders Blood likely to be needed every 60 days

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Input: [0] 17D. [DEFINITION] STASIS ULCER: Open lesion, usually in lower extremities, caused by decreased blood flow from chronic venous insufficiency. [EXAMPLES OF CAUSES] Severe edema Diabetes PVD [EXAMPLES OF TREATMENTS]

Output: Sterile dressing Compresses Whirlpool Leg elevation

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Input: [0] 17E. [DEFINITION] TERMINALLY ILL: Professional prognosis (judgement) is that patient is rapidly deteriorating and will likely die within three months. [EXAMPLES OF CAUSES] End stages of: Carcinoma, Renal disease, and Cardiac diseases [EXAMPLES OF TREATMENTS]

Output: ADL Care Social/emotional support

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Input: [0] 17G. [DEFINITION] DIABETES MELLITUS: A metabolic disorder in which the ability to oxidize carbohydrates is compromised due to inadequate pancreatic activity resulting in disturbance of normal insulin production. This may or may not be the primary problem (Q. 29) or primary diagnosis. It should be diagnosed by a physician. Include any degree of diabetes, stable or unstable, and any manner it is controlled. [EXAMPLES OF CAUSES] Destruction/malfunction of the pancreas Exclude hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia which may be a diabetic condition, but by itself does not constitute diabetes mellitus [EXAMPLES OF TREATMENTS]

Output: Special diet Oral agents Insulin Exercise

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Input: [0] 17H. [DEFINITION] URINARY TRACT INFECTION: During the past twelve weeks symptoms of a UTI have been exhibited or it has been diagnosed by lab tests. Symptoms may include frequent voiding, foul smelling urine, voiding small amounts cloudy urine, sediment and an elevated temperature. May or may not be the primary problem under Q.29. Include as a UTI if it has not been confirmed yet by lab tests, but the symptoms are present. Include patients who appear asymptomatic, but whose lab values are positive (e.g., mentally confused or incontinent patients). [EXAMPLES OF CAUSES] Exclude if symptoms are present, but the lab values are negative [EXAMPLES OF TREATMENTS]

Output: Antibiotics Fluids

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Input: [COMPETITOR RELEASED MYTHS] MYTH: DEF is a toxic material that degrades in heat and cold. [THE TRUTH]

Output: FACT: Degradation won’t be a problem with safe, nontoxic DEF. DEF is a benign, noncorrosive, nonhazardous, nontoxic, nonpolluting and nonflammable solution of 32.5 percent urea and deionized water. It’s already widely used in industry and agriculture. DEF does not become toxic at any temperature. SCR has been used in Europe for years, in climates very similar to those in North America, yet degradation has not been an issue. During very low temperatures, if the DEF freezes, the SCR system will quickly thaw the DEF back to its original form. Normal operation will not be disturbed. Like any automotive fluid, DEF will degrade during long periods of disuse. But even taking into consideration the typical period of bus inactivity during summer vacation, degradation won’t be a problem.

Cardinal Bus Sales & Service, Inc. - SCR - Facts about SCR


Input: [COMPETITOR RELEASED MYTHS] MYTH: The big, complicated SCR system will add a huge amount of weight to the bus. [THE TRUTH]

Output: FACT: Even with 10 gallons of DEF on board, we’ll weigh the same as, if not less than, our competitor. A leading proponent of Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) claims that there is no payload penalty with its system, but our math suggests otherwise. The Cummins ISB, the engine used on the vast majority of Blue Bird’s buses, weighs 1150 pounds. The Diesel Particulate Filter adds an additional 50 pounds and the SCR system weighs about 250 pounds, including 10 gallons of DEF. According to our calculations, Blue Bird buses with the SCR system come out weighing the same as, if not less than, our competitor.* Some have tried to position EGR as a simple solution, but what you may not have heard is that EGR will require the addition of a bigger radiator package and other hardware changes. Cummins engines will remain similar to the ones you already know, so there’ll be no need for costly, time-consuming additional training. With SCR, you can anticipate a smooth, easy transition. Together, Blue Bird and Cummins will continue to provide reliability, low maintenance, safe operation and the lowest total cost of ownership. *Blue Bird buses with the Cummins ISC engine weigh 1630 pounds, plus 50 for the DPF. The ISC is selected by a small portion of Blue Bird customers who prefer a larger engine.

Cardinal Bus Sales & Service, Inc. - SCR - Facts about SCR


Input: [COMPETITOR RELEASED MYTHS] MYTH: DEF will cause your vehicle to lose power. [THE TRUTH]

Output: FACT: As long as the DEF tank is adequately filled, your vehicle will remain as powerful as ever. Your bus wouldn’t run properly without oil, fuel or radiator coolant. Diesel Exhaust Fluid is just as important, because SCR requires DEF to achieve near-zero emissions. Our SCR system, the Cummins aftertreatment system, won’t change the driving performance of your vehicle in terms of pulling power, engine responsiveness, durability or dependability. DEF consumption will be approximately 2 percent of your fuel consumption, so for every 50 gallons of fuel you use, the Cummins aftertreatment system will use just one gallon of DEF.

Cardinal Bus Sales & Service, Inc. - SCR - Facts about SCR


Input: [COMPETITOR RELEASED MYTHS] MYTH: Not only is DEF practically a second fuel, it will be almost impossible to find. [THE TRUTH]

Output: FACT: Though DEF is no more a “second fuel” than oil or windshield wiper fluid, it will be just as available as diesel or any other fluid your vehicle needs to run. Some EGR users claim that because the SCR-equipped vehicles require DEF to function properly, DEF should be considered a second fuel. Why, then, do they not consider oil or coolant to be second fuels? After all, vehicles require those to run properly, as well. Calling DEF a second fuel is a scare tactic, and it’s simply untrue. DEF is simply another fluid you’ll need to occasionally replenish. It’s as easy as topping off your windshield wiper fluid. In fact, you can anticipate DEF to be available in the same places as all other necessary fluids. Commitments are in place to make DEF available in more than 1,800 locations across the United States by 2010. The major truck stop lines have already announced plans to carry DEF. It will also be available in 2.5-gallon containers, 55-gallon drums, 275-gallon intermediate containers and in bulk. DEF should cost less than $5 per gallon and has been quoted as low as $3.50 per gallon on a 55-gallon drum. Fleets can obtain the fluid through a Cummins dealer, truck dealer or current manufacturers and distributors of DEF. Having marketed DEF since 2003, Cummins Filtration, a leader in filtration, coolant and chemical technology for engine-power systems, will also have DEF available through its network of 2,500 retailers and 20,000 distribution points throughout North America. The fact is, Cummins joins Volvo, Mack, Daimler and Paccar and others in adopting the SCR emissions solution. With the majority of the trucking industry on board, finding readily accessible DEF just won’t be a problem.

Cardinal Bus Sales & Service, Inc. - SCR - Facts about SCR


Input: [COMPETITOR RELEASED MYTHS] MYTH: SCR will be difficult to maintain, and there’s no support network in place. [THE TRUTH]

Output: FACT: The SCR system only requires replacing a single filter, and service network training has already begun. Blue Bird-utilized Cummins engines are designed to be reliable, keeping your buses on the road, not in the shop. The SCR system will not change your current maintenance routine—your oil filter, fuel filter, coolant filter, and other scheduled maintenance will go on as usual. A DEF filter will be the only necessary addition which will only need replacing every 200,000 miles. When your engine does need support, Cummins’ extensive network of service providers has more than 3,500 locations in North America. Rest assured that your team will be completely prepared to maintain your 2010 engine and aftertreatment system. And as always, you’ll receive comprehensive support through your Blue Bird Dealer, in partnership with Cummins.

Cardinal Bus Sales & Service, Inc. - SCR - Facts about SCR


Input: [COMPETITOR RELEASED MYTHS] MYTH: DEF is toxic. [THE TRUTH]

Output: FACT: DEF does not become toxic at any temperature. It is a solution of 32.5 percent urea and purified water, which breaks down into common ammonia during a chemical reaction. The SCR element converts NOx and ammonia into nitrogen gas and water vapor. These harmless elements pass over a secondary catalyst to convert any leftover traces of ammonia before the exhaust leaves the system.

Cardinal Bus Sales & Service, Inc. - SCR - Facts about SCR


Input: [COMPETITOR RELEASED MYTHS] MYTH: Frozen DEF will make your bus unusable. [THE TRUTH]

Output: FACT: Freezing won’t destroy or even damage DEF. Even if it does freeze, normal start-up and operation won’t be affected because the SCR system will thaw the fluid as the bus warms up. It’s been proven, since DEF has been used successfully in extremely hot and cold regions of Europe for several years.

Cardinal Bus Sales & Service, Inc. - SCR - Facts about SCR


Input: [COMPETITOR RELEASED MYTHS] MYTH: DEF is hard to use. [THE TRUTH]

Output: FACT: Adding nonhazardous, nonflammable DEF to your vehicle is as simple as topping off your radiator coolant or windshield wiper fluid.

Cardinal Bus Sales & Service, Inc. - SCR - Facts about SCR


Input: [COMPETITOR RELEASED MYTHS] MYTH: DEF degradation will be a big problem. [THE TRUTH]

Output: FACT: It hasn’t been a problem in Europe, where climates are just as extreme as those in North America. DEF has a shelf life of approximately one year, but even with the typical period of school bus inactivity in the summer, DEF degradation just will not be an issue.

Cardinal Bus Sales & Service, Inc. - SCR - Facts about SCR


Input: [COMPETITOR RELEASED MYTHS] MYTH: DEF will be hard to find. [THE TRUTH]

Output: FACT: Cummins joins major engine manufacturers Daimler, Volvo, Paccar and Mack in the use of the SCR emission solution. Since most of the truck industry is choosing the SCR solution, DEF will be readily available from fueling stations, Cummins dealers, truck dealers or current manufacturers and distributors of DEF. DEF will be available wherever oil, lubricants and fluids are sold. For additional information about SCR, visit everytime.cummins.com.

Cardinal Bus Sales & Service, Inc. - SCR - Facts about SCR


Input: [Method] Lens Cleaning Cloth [Safe] Yes [Free] Yes [Efficient] No, tend to be poor quality and leave smears [Description]

Output: You will usually get one of these free when you buy your glasses. Breath on the lenses

How to Clean Spectacles Efficiently and without Damaging them....


Input: [Method] Specialist Lens Cloth [Safe] Yes [Free] No [Efficient] Yes, usually work well but require periodic replacement. Some can be washed [Description]

Output: The sort that you can buy from on opticians. Usually good quality and impregnated with a de-misting agent. Breath on the lenses to clean

How to Clean Spectacles Efficiently and without Damaging them....


Input: [Method] Pre-Packed Cleaning Cloth [Safe] Yes [Free] No [Efficient] Yes, usually work really well but are single use so work out expensive. Good for traveling [Description]

Output: The sort of paper cloth soaked in a solvent based cleaner that is packed in a little sachet

How to Clean Spectacles Efficiently and without Damaging them....


Input: [Method] Hand Soap and Water [Safe] No [Free] Yes [Efficient] No, normal hand soap will often damage the coatings on your glasses due to the low pH [Description]

Output: Wash under the tap with hand soap and water

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Input: [Method] Dish Soap and Water [Safe] Yes [Free] Yes [Efficient] Yes, gives good results and is safe to use [Description]

Output: Wash under the tap with dish soap and water (ie the kind of liquid soap used to wash dishes)

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Input: [Method] Saliva [Safe] Yes [Free] Yes [Efficient] Yes, requires rinsing and not good for polite company! [Description]

Output: Yes you can use “spit” to clean most things. Then enzymes help dissolve the grease marks!

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll refill a reusable drink bottle instead of buying a new one [Why] It is estimated that 200 billion bottles are used each year, globally. According to The Daily Telegraph, “Australians’ bottled water use last year was responsible for more than 60,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions—the same amount 13,000 cars generate in 12 months”. Further, if you use one reusable bottle for a year, you will save a small fortune! [Resources] Do Something! Go Tap “Bottled water” on Wikipedia Bundanoon: Australia’s first bottled water free town [What]

Output: Lightweight metal bottles are available from many places. Why not buy one, and reuse this for your water replenishment?

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll use reusable containers not foil, plastic or paper wrap [Why] Australia produces more than 1.3 million tonnes of plastic every year – more than 71 kg for every person. Cling wrap is a plastic that poses a serious environmental threat as it’s widely used but not recyclable in Australia due to machinery incompatibility. The plastic is made from polyvinylidene chloride (PVDC) or polyvinyl chloride (PVC) which take hundreds of years to degrade. PVC also contains toxic chemical additives that leach out of the plastic into food. Although aluminium foil can be recycled it is commonly overlooked and thrown in the bin – if you use it, make sure you recycle it, or save yourself the cost and reuse a container instead! [Resources] Food Wraps at biome [What]

Output: Whether in your home or when getting take-away, store your food in containers that can be washed and reused over and over, not just thrown into a landfill after one use.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll use my own shopping bags [Why] Aussies use almost 7 billion plastic bags a year – those that end up in landfill take hundreds of years to decompose, the rest end up in the ocean killing marine life and contributing to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. [What]

Output: All it takes is a little forethought to take some canvas shopping bags with you to the grocery store, and carry a small fold-up one in your bag for unexpected situations. You can do that!

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll reduce my food miles and buy local [Why] Consider that to buy packaged food, the food is sourced from all over the place, the packaging from another place, the packaged food is then distributed to outlets, and you go to the outlets to buy the food. Research has shown that an average Melbourne shopping bag has travelled 70,000km! [Resources] What Is Food Miles? [What]

Output: How green is your plate? How far has your food travelled to be on your plate? The further it has travelled, the bigger the carbon footprint.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll eat more veggo meals and less meat [Why] According to a report published by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, the livestock sector generates more greenhouse gas emissions (18%) than transport. Add to that significant land occupation and degradation (30% of the earth’s entire land surface for pasture, and 33% of the global arable land producing feed for livestock), water consumption (beef and dairy production are the highest water consumers in Australia), and huge emissions of Methane (which is over 20 times as powerful as carbon dioxide at trapping heat in our atmosphere) and Nitrous Oxide (which is 300 times more potent than carbon dioxide and 65% of total worldwide emissions comes from meat, egg, and dairy industries). [Resources] GoVeg.com National Vegetarian Week [What]

Output: Science has proven that one of the most effective ways to address global warming is to reduce meat consumption; in fact reducing meat and animal product consumption is the most significant thing an individual can do to reduce their carbon footprint.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll choose sustainable seafood options [Why] WWF report 90% of large fish have been fished out. 1/10 of the world catch is waste and includes dolphins, turtles and seas birds. The mouth of the largest trawling net is big enough to catch fish which would fill 13 x Boeing 747 aeroplanes. [Resources] The End of the Line Sustainable Fishing The Australian Marine Conservation Society [What]

Output: How would you feel to live in a world without fish? Is the seafood you buy sourced from sustainable fishing practices?

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll start a veggie garden and reap what I sow [Why] Think about how much energy is used in commercial agriculture, then add on storage, transport, refrigeration and the unconscionable amount of food that is discarded when it can’t be sold before it goes bad. It’s clear that there are many benefits to cutting out all of this waste. You also get fresher and healthier vegetables because you know what goes into your garden and you can eat fruits and veggies straight off the vine––YUM! [Resources] The Vegetable Patch [What]

Output: Whether you live in a flat or a house you can grow your very own vegetables.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll take a reusable mug when I buy take-away [Why] It is estimated that Australia disposes of approximately 1 billion take away coffee cups annually. This equates to 7 million kg of solid waste in Australian landfills and is the equivalent of enough energy to power 3,400 homes. Most of these cups can not be recycled due to chemicals in the inside coating and dyes. [Resources] KeepCup [What]

Output: You might prefer coffee, tea or hot choc, but if you’re like a lot of Aussies, you probably drink at least one of these each morning. Bringing your own cup to the café reduces waste and makes a great statement to the other patrons and staff.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll buy organic products [Why] Organic farms don’t release synthetic pesticides into the environment, they’re better at sustaining diverse eco-systems, and produce less energy and less waste. [Resources] Australian Organic Food Directory [What]

Output: Support your local organic food sellers and enjoy food that is grown naturally with minimal impact on the environment. It’s mighty delicious to boot.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll plan ahead and save a trip [Why] On average one litre of petrol releases 2.4kg of CO2. Keep that in mind the next time you hop in the car—is what you’re going out to get really worth it? Write a shopping list to make sure you remember everything in one trip. [What]

Output: Uh oh, I forgot to buy bread today! Should I hop in the car to go to the grocery for just one or two items? Consider whether you can batch up your shopping trips to get more done with less driving.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll purchase products with minimal and sustainable packaging [Why] Is the packaging necessary or is it flashy and designed to increase sales? In today’s throwaway culture, each Australian is generating an estimated 200kg of packaging waste every year. Unfortunately, not all of that is recycled – about 1.9 million tonnes of it ends up in Australia’s landfills. Use your purchasing power and avoid products with excessive, unneccessary packaging. Buy fresh produce that comes in it’s own colourful skin rather than a wrapper and choose products that come in recycled and recyclable or biodegradable materials. [Resources] G-Online National DUMP & KEEP Awards—Environment Victoria [What]

Output: Buy fresh food and put them directly into your shopping cart or reuse plastic bags from your previous trips. Avoid individually packed items and package children’s lunch boxes using reusable containers to reduce waste. Choose glass over plastic and check your local council’s web site for restrictions on other materials.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll use sustainable transport to do my shopping [Why] When comparing greenhouse gas emissions, walking and cycling are the big winners with zero emissions. Light rail, diesel buses and ethanol E10 buses generate 16g, 22g and 19g carbon dioxide (CO2) per passenger km respectively. A 4WD with one passenger emits half a kilo and a medium car emits 300g. [Resources] 131500 Transport Info Bicycles Network Australia [What]

Output: Around a third of the car trips made in Sydney are less than 3 km and more than half are less than 5 km. Some of these can easily be done on foot or bike, so if you’re only going out for bread or an arm-full of shopping, reap the benefits of fresh air, some excercise and no parking hassles – walk, cycle or get public transport to the shops. Ditto for that morning coffee or dinner out with friends.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll do more cooking at home [Why] When you cook at home you are more aware about what you’re eating. You can make your own choices about what you buy and take into consideration where a product is produced, how far it has travelled, what chemicals and additives it has in it, whether it’s been genetically modified and what packaging it’s in. You limit waste by cooking only what you need and you can recycle your packaging and compost your waste. Not to mention you can vote with your dollar by only supporting brands/consumables with sustainable practices. [Resources] The True Food Guide 2010—FoodWise VegCooking VeganYumYum VegWeb.com [What]

Output: Restaurants and convenience foods are handy in times when you’re feeling busy (and when are we not?) but require a lot of energy to store, package and prepare. Some good, old-fashioned home cooking lets you put your meals back into your own hands.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll grow my own herbs [Why] They are a great addition in your cooking and once you make a great spaghetti sauce with your fresh home made basil, you’ll never want the bottled stuff again. [Resources] Growing Herbs—Botanic Gardens Trust Growing Herbs in Containers—Organic Guide [What]

Output: Many herbs are easy to grow and growing your own saves a lot in the wallet. They can be used in the landscape design of a pretty garden. The greatest benefit of using herbs in your food, they taste great and they are a good source of nutrition.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll support venues with sustainable food menus [What]

Output: A growing number of restaurants and cafés are popping up that put a serious focus on sustainability. These progressive venues need our help and support. Seek them out for a delicious way to make a difference.

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Input: [VS1] No [VS2] Yes [VS3] Yes [27] Yes [28] Yes [127] Yes [128] Yes [Characteristic]

Output: Head Front Access Door

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Input: [VS1] Thumb plate [VS2] Thumb plate [VS3] Thumb plate [27] Thumb plate [28] Thumb plate [127] Auto [128] Auto [Characteristic]

Output: Tension Release

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Input: [VS1] Bed [VS2] Pillar [VS3] Pillar [27] Pillar [28] Pillar [127] Pillar [128] Pillar [Characteristic]

Output: Stitch Adj.

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Input: [VS1] Rect. [VS2] Fiddle [VS3] Rect. [27] Rect. [28] Rect. [127] Rect. [128] Rect. [Characteristic]

Output: Bed Shape

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Input: [VS1] 14-5/8" [VS2] 14-5/8" [VS3] 12-5/32" [27] 14-5/8" [28] 12-5/32" [127] 14-5/8" [128] 12-5/32" [Characteristic]

Output: Bed Width

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Input: [VS1] 7" [VS2] 7" [VS3] 6-9/16" [27] 7" [28] 6-9/16" [127] 7" [128] 6-9/16" [Characteristic]

Output: Bed Depth

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Input: [VS1] 8" [VS2] 8" [VS3] 6-1/2" [27] 8" [28] 6-1/2" [127] 8" [128] 6-1/2" [Characteristic]

Output: Harp Width

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Input: [VS1] low [VS2] low [VS3] low [27] low [28] low [127] high [128] high [Characteristic]

Output: Bobbin Winder

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Input: [VS1] No [VS2] No [VS3] No [27] No [28] No [127] Yes [128] Yes [Characteristic]

Output: Ejector Button

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Input: [Product Number] WBC [Item] 2 [4] Catalog [Product Name]

Output: WOOD-USE CLAMP WOOD-USE CLAMP Snap-in structure enables one-touch installation which reduces workload.

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Input: [Product Number] YMGS [Item] 0 [4] Catalog [Product Name]

Output: Low hardness gel sheet (Heat resisitant type) YMGS Low hardness gel sheet (Heat resisitant type)

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Input: [Product Number] FF [Item] 0 [4] Catalog [Product Name]

Output: FAN FIXER FAN FIXER The Fan Fixer is a fixture which reduces the vibrations and noise of cooling fan. It enables to install the fan without screws.

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Input: [Product Number] G5VU2 [Item] 0 [4] Catalog [Product Name]

Output: Super-low hardness gel sheet (Flame retardant type) G5VU2series Custom cutting, punching and other processing are available

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Input: [Product Number] BRE [Item] 0 [4] Catalog [Product Name]

Output: BROAD EFFECT CORE BROAD EFFECT CORE Highly effective ferrite core for EMC noise suppression in broad frequency band

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Input: [Product Number] OTVD [Item] 1 [4] Catalog [Product Name]

Output: ONE TOUCH VIBRATION DAMPER OTVD-1209-95T ONE TOUCH VIBRATION DAMPER

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Input: [Product Number] FH [Item] 3 [4] Catalog [Product Name]

Output: FAN HOLDER FAN HOLDER Suppresses noise for cooling fans.

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Input: [Product Number] MPTR [Item] 3 [4] Catalog [Product Name]

Output: METAL CORE MPTR Normal-mode noise suppressing core with excellent DC superposition property

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Input: [Product Number] GRIP [Item] 1 [4] Catalog [Product Name]

Output: GRIP CORE GRIP CORE Ferrite core applicable to discrete device without adhesive

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Input: [Product Number] LMC-05N [Item] 1 [4] Catalog [Product Name]

Output: LOCKING MINI CLAMP LMC Locking mini clamp Compact, space-saving clamp.

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Input: [0] Time after Cardiac Arrest Neurologic Exam Findings [Patients with Best Prognosis]

Output: Neurologic Exam Findings

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Input: [0] Initial Examination No pupillary light reflex [Patients with Best Prognosis]

Output: Pupillary light reflexes present Motor response: flexor or extensor Spontaneous eye movements: roving, conjugate, or orienting

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Input: [0] 1 Day Motor response no better than flexor Spontaneous eye movements neither orienting nor roving conjugate [Patients with Best Prognosis]

Output: Motor response: withdrawal or better Eye opening improved at least two grades from initial exam

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Input: [0] 3 Days Motor response no better than flexor [Patients with Best Prognosis]

Output: Motor response: withdrawal or better Spontaneous eye movements normal

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Input: [0] 1 Week Motor response not obeying commands Initial spontaneous eye movements neither orienting nor roving conjugate Eye opening not spontaneous [Patients with Best Prognosis]

Output: Motor response obeying commands

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Input: [0] 2 Weeks Oculocephalic response not normal Motor response not obeying commands Eye opening not spontaneous Eye opening not improved at least two grades from initial exam [Patients with Best Prognosis]

Output: Oculocephalic response normal

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Input: [Code] ? [Description] Not clear from the paper, for example "E ?" Or "IE ?" [Mutation type]

Output: unclear


Input: [Code] A [Description] Variant is statistically associated with a particular HLA molecule. Since we focus on experimentally verified epitope variants, the variant with this mutation is entered only if it is already described as an experimentally determined mutation. [Mutation type]

Output: HLA association


Input: [Code] CE [Description] Predicted escape as shown by statistical correlation or other computational methods in a large cohort. Since we focus on experimentally verified epitope variants, the variant with this mutation is entered only if it is already described as an experimentally determined mutation. [Mutation type]

Output: calculated escape


Input: [Code] CHB [Description] Predicted decrease in binding to HLA as shown by algorithm(s). Since we focus on experimentally verified epitope variants, the variant with this mutation is entered only if it is already described as an experimentally determined mutation. [Mutation type]

Output: calculated diminished HLA binding


Input: [Code] CM [Description] Variant is associated with a compensatory mutation. This could be a compensatory mutation outside epitope boundaries, or a mutation within epitope boundaries, compensating for the same epitope or for a variant of another epitope. Each particular entry is explained in the variant note. [Mutation type]

Output: compensatory mutation


Input: [Code] DHB [Description] Decreased binding (or increased off-rate) to presenting HLA as compared to binding by original epitope. [Mutation type]

Output: diminished HLA binding or increased off-rate


Input: [Code] DI [Description] Treatment with antiretroviral drugs induces this variant. [Mutation type]

Output: drug induced


Input: [Code] DR [Description] Experimental data suggests a partial escape by decreased CTL response, but authors do not call it an escape (judgment call of annotator). [Mutation type]

Output: diminished response


Input: [Code] E [Description] Same as NSF (non-susceptible form) but called an escape when dynamic changes seen in a longitudinal or transmission study or when author claims escape. [Mutation type]

Output: escape documented in this paper


Input: [Code] EL [Description] Entire sequence of epitope lost in variant virus. [Mutation type]

Output: epitope loss


Input: [Code] IE [Description] Variant is predicted to be an escape by longitudinal study or transmission study (but the reactivity of the variant is not tested experimentally). [Mutation type]

Output: inferred escape


Input: [Code] LE [Description] Escape previously documented in the literature (according to the authors). [Mutation type]

Output: literature escape


Input: [Code] NSF [Description] No CTL response when patient cells are challenged with the variant peptide. [Mutation type]

Output: non-susceptible form


Input: [Code] NSF-2 [Description] Neither index nor variant peptides are recognized by CTL, but the index peptide is a known epitope and, in most cases, there was a prior patient response to it. [Mutation type]

Output: non-susceptible form-2


Input: [Code] OV [Description] variant sequence observed in longitudinal or transmission study. [Mutation type]

Output: observed variant


Input: [Code] P [Description] Variant escapes CTL detection by altering epitope processing in subcellular organelles, experimentally verified. [Mutation type]

Output: processing


Input: [Code] R [Description] Variant reverts to wild type epitope sequence as documented by sequence, experimental studies or literature. [Mutation type]

Output: reversion


Input: [Code] RCOK [Description] Variant does not cause loss of viral replication, as shown by replication assays. [Mutation type]

Output: replicative capacity is not abrogated


Input: [Code] RCR [Description] Variant is associated with a reduction or loss (abrogation) of replication of the virus, as shown by replication assays. [Mutation type]

Output: replicative capacity reduced


Input: [Code] SF [Description] CTL response is elicited when patient cells are challenged with the variant peptide. [Mutation type]

Output: susceptible form


Input: [Code] SNSF [Description] No CTL response when patient cells are challenged with the variant peptide in the course of subtype comparative studies, however the same epitope from a different subtype does elicit CTL response. [Mutation type]

Output: subtype-specific non-susceptible form


Input: [Code] SSF [Description] CTL response is elicited when patient cells are challenged with the variant peptide in the course of subtype comparative studies, i.e. patient cells can recognize at least two different viral subtype variants. [Mutation type]

Output: subtype-specific susceptible form


Input: [Code] TCR [Description] Variant does not bind or shows decreased binding to TCR. [Mutation type]

Output: TCR related mutation


Input: [Description] Favored against conventional infantry forces, AP rounds cause damage through concussion and shrapnel, and are useful in house-clearing operations since they wont penetrate through walls.[3] [Ordnance Type]

Output: Anti-Personnel


Input: [Description] These mortar rounds explode anywhere from two to five meters above the ground, showering the area below with deadly shrapnel. This ability to ignore certain protective cover like foxholes and sandbag barriers comes at the cost of armor penetration and explosive potential.[4] [Ordnance Type]

Output: Air-Burst


Input: [Description] A concentrated shaped charge is used to penetrate the armor on combat vehicles and other hard targets, but it has a reduced blast radius compared to other explosives and must strike the target at a particular angle to be effective.[3] [Ordnance Type]

Output: Anti-Vehicle


Input: [Description] FASCAM (Field Artillery Scatterable Mines) ordnance scatters submunitions over the target area by exploding thanks to a timed fuse. Size of resulting minefield depends on the size of the munition.[5] [Ordnance Type]

Output: FASCAM


Input: [Description] Flare ordnance is launched into the air to illuminate the target area, while a small parachute keeps it airborne for several minutes.[5] [Ordnance Type]

Output: Flare


Input: [Description] Flash rounds produce brilliant light which can blind anyone within the target area; however protective visors and Battle Armor provide full immunity against this effect.[5] [Ordnance Type]

Output: Flash


Input: [Description] This ordnance releases a toxic and incapacitating gas which causes choking, sneezing and eye irritation. Those with protective filter equipment are immune to the effect, although other types of toxic chemicals can be loaded into these rounds.[5] [Ordnance Type]

Output: Gas


Input: [Description] These mortar rounds were developed by the Free Worlds League using technology from the Semi-Guided LRM project, homing in on any target marked with a TAG or Light TAG. These rounds function as normal in the absence of any TAG designation or targeting spotter and can be combined with air-bursting capability.[4] [Ordnance Type]

Output: Guided


Input: [Description] The most common type of ordnance. Delivers a potent explosive blast useful as anti-vehicle and anti-emplacement weapon.[5] [Ordnance Type]

Output: High-Explosive


Input: [Description] Inferno rounds explode in mid-air above a target area, dispersing a highly flammable liquid such as napalm. Setting fire to anything within the area, they are especially designed to raise the heat levels of BattleMechs.[5] [Ordnance Type]

Output: Infero


Input: [Description] Narc Beacons attach themselves to the target and emit a guidance signal for friendly missiles.[5] [Ordnance Type]

Output: Narc Beacon


Input: [Description] This ordnance releases a dense white smoke cloud which limits the ability to see and fire upon anything protected by its concealment.[5] [Ordnance Type]

Output: Smoke


Input: [Description] These rounds produce a blinding flash and deafening sound used to disorient anyone within a target area. Those with proper protective gear or in Battle Armor are better protected against this effect.[5] [Ordnance Type]

Output: Stun


Input: [0] class [2] tissue [1]

Output: name


Input: [0] i [2] epithelia [1]

Output: acidic keratins


Input: [0] ii [2] epithelia [1]

Output: basic keratins


Input: [0] iii [2] muscle [1]

Output: desmin


Input: [2] glial cells and astrocytes [1]

Output: glial


Input: [2] peripheral neurons [1]

Output: peripherin


Input: [2] mesenchyme [1]

Output: vimentin


Input: [0] iv [2] neurons [1]

Output: neurofilaments


Input: [0] v [2] nuclear envelopes [1]

Output: lamins


Input: You want to use your loft space for a room conversion or other purpose. [Most suitable]

Output: Combi

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Input: You live in a flat or bungalow (i.e. have very little or no roof space) [Most suitable]

Output: Combi

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Input: Your home has more than 2 bathrooms [Most suitable]

Output: Regular or System

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Input: Your mains water pressure is low [Most suitable]

Output: Regular or System

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Input: You want to replace an old boiler to improve an existing conventional central heating system [Most suitable]

Output: Any

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Input: The number of people in your household means that there is regular demand for hot water on tap, but waiting for the tank to constantly refill and heat up is, or would be, inconvenient. [Most suitable]

Output: Combi

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Input: The patient will exhibit signs of adequate perfusion: *normal MAP 70 or greater *urine output of 30 cc/hr *HR 60-100 bpm. [Planning/Interventions] Monitor HR, BP and hemodynamic parameters every hour. Monitor daily weights. [Evaluation] *HR, BP and hemodynamics are within normal limits. [Rationale]

Output: Hemodynamic parameters reveal information about adequacy of fluid volume status.


Input: [Planning/Interventions] Assess for signs and symptoms of intravascular volume depletion if urine output decreases. Consider common causes of decreased cardiac output. [Rationale]

Output: Acute renal failure may be caused by decreased cardiac output related to hypovolemia, trauma, inadequate volume replacement, burns, heart failure, sepsis.


Input: [Planning/Interventions] Promptly plan for administration of fluids to increase intravascular fluid volume. [Evaluation] *Urine output increases following fluid replacement. *HR, BP, CVP and urine output are WNL *Moist mucous membranes. [Rationale]

Output: Both crystalloids and colloids may be used to boost intravascular volume depending upon the cause of the fluid loss. Normal saline fluid challenges may be used until the patient’s CVP reaches 12.


Input: [Planning/Interventions] Assess patient for signs and symptoms of fluid volume overload. [Evaluation] *The patient will maintain normal hemodynamic parameters, clear breath sounds, normal respirations. [Rationale]

Output: Fluid volume overload is a possibility anytime fluid replacement occurs.


Input: [Planning/Interventions] Administer norepinephrine to improve renal perfusion if fluid challenges do not improve MAP to 70 or greater. [Evaluation] MAP = 70 or greater. [Rationale]

Output: Norepinephrine is now indicated to increase BP and MAP for patients with acute renal failure.


Input: [Planning/Interventions] Consult a nephrologist if patient does not respond to volume resuscitation. [Rationale]

Output: Studies have shown that patients who are referred to nephrology early have better outcomes.


Input: [Contamination Problem] microscopic black particles in fine powder pigment [Contaminant] calcium carbonate reinforced carbon based rubber [Solution and Outcome] hose replaced and contaminated product was recalled before delivery to customer [Contaminant Source]

Output: damaged and deteriorating final product filler hose

Contamination Analysis Solutions and Examples


Input: [Contamination Problem] coloured defects on coated surface of metal wire consumer product [Contaminant] high molecular weight coating gels [Solution and Outcome] part recall was avoided because defect did not affect product integrity and was benign [Contaminant Source]

Output: cross contamination from previous product

Contamination Analysis Solutions and Examples


Input: [Contamination Problem] metal debris passing magnets on newly constructed plant start up [Contaminant] thin flat fragments of aluminium, one side printed, red and white [Solution and Outcome] plant start up not delayed. new contractor training introduced plus improved housekeeping procedures. [Contaminant Source]

Output: Coca Cola cans from maintenance contractors discarded in plant

Contamination Analysis Solutions and Examples


Input: [Contamination Problem] weld failure in construction material [Contaminant] agglomerated powdery inorganic material [Solution and Outcome] independent analysis continued during process optimisation. Product replaced before completion [Contaminant Source]

Output: single part of multi component additive pack due to incorrect blending

Contamination Analysis Solutions and Examples


Input: [Contamination Problem] embedded particulate material causing bottle failure [Contaminant] highly crystalline unmelts and degraded base material [Solution and Outcome] material recalled, customer compensated. Returned material used as reclaim in different product. [Contaminant Source]

Output: product build up in process plus incorrect process conditions

Contamination Analysis Solutions and Examples


Input: [Contamination Problem] replication marks on final product show face [Contaminant] solvent residue causing localised chemical attack [Solution and Outcome] customer successfully defended a disputed claim [Contaminant Source]

Output: contact adhesive residual solvent and incompatible barrier properties

Contamination Analysis Solutions and Examples


Input: [Contamination Problem] flexible electronic product failure - metal track disruption [Contaminant] exposed filler and associated agglomerates [Solution and Outcome] alternative higher quality grade substrate supplied. Customer retained collaborative research. [Contaminant Source]

Output: plastic substrate

Contamination Analysis Solutions and Examples


Input: [Contamination Problem] sudden unexplained outbreak of filters blocking on site boundaries [Contaminant] environmental particulate debris plus high loading of distinctive fibres [Solution and Outcome] independent analysis and consultation helped both parties put measures in place to reduce emissions. [Contaminant Source]

Output: fibres from new plant on neighbouring industrial estate

Contamination Analysis Solutions and Examples


Input: [Contamination Problem] blocked narrow bore metal tube [Contaminant] polymeric internal deposit [Solution and Outcome] gaskets replaced with alternative product and business retained. [Contaminant Source]

Output: equipment had polymer gaskets that were being chemically attacked

Contamination Analysis Solutions and Examples


Input: [Contamination Problem] stained product [Contaminant] synthetic fibres. dye had leached due to temperature to cause visible stain [Solution and Outcome] garments changed and significant cost saving made due to reduction of waste product [Contaminant Source]

Output: cold weather fleece jackets

Contamination Analysis Solutions and Examples


Input: [Contamination Problem] smooth product with embedded defects and rough surface finish [Contaminant] collection of general debris plus very unusual animal hair causing [Solution and Outcome] monkeys were dislodging debris settled high in the roof. Tighter "security" put in place. [Contaminant Source]

Output: hair found to be from monkeys getting into building rafters

Contamination Analysis Solutions and Examples


Input: [Contamination Problem] poor optical appearance of transparent product [Contaminant] significant increase in product residuals [Solution and Outcome] plant conditions and chemistry subtly altered, downtime minimised and customer order met. [Contaminant Source]

Output: unexplained shift in plant operating conditions.

Contamination Analysis Solutions and Examples


Input: [Features] LifeXtend Complex [Benefits]

Output: Pentapeptides helps stimulate production of root-strengthening Keratin Protein Apple Stem Cell Extract may support healthy hair follicles Plankton Extract may help reduce D.H.T. build up


Input: [Features] Diatomaceous Earth [Benefits]

Output: A gentle natural exfoliator


Input: [Features] Mucor Miehei Extract [Benefits]

Output: Mimics Cathepsin D (a natural enzyme in the epidermis of the skin) to acts as a natural astringent


Input: [Features] Pomegranate Extract [Benefits]

Output: Gentle natural exfoliator


Input: [Features] Sugar Cane & Sugar Maple Extract [Benefits]

Output: Natural Glycolic acid/alpha hydroxyacid to dissolve oils and break-up thick skin build-up


Input: [Features] Sweet Almond Extract [Benefits]

Output: Gentle natural exfoliator and imparts sheen


Input: [Features] Fennel Seed Extract [Benefits]

Output: Gentle cleanser


Input: [Features] Glycerin [Benefits]

Output: Humectant, helps retain moisture


Input: [Features] Betaine [Benefits]

Output: Permits water retention in cells to help retain moisture


Input: [Features] Bilberry Extract [Benefits]

Output: Natural antioxidant


Input: [Features] Lemon Extract [Benefits]

Output: Natural Vitamin C, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant


Input: [Features] Orange & Green Tea Extract [Benefits]

Output: Soothes sensitive, irritated scalp


Input: [Features] Visnaga Vera Fruit/Stem Extract [Benefits]

Output: Scalp conditioner


Input: [It might be...] unless you have recently given him or her a lot of unusual foods or veggies, diarrhea is a serious symptom which could affect your own health (more...). See the vet. If you cannot see the vet immediately, start emergency ornicycline treatment. You might want to provide a warm corner with a heat lamp or reptile heater for comfort. Heat only one part of the tank so s/he can choose a comfy spot. Wash hands thoroughly after handling the gerbil, its bedding or anything in/around the tank, including the lid. If you have more than one tank, isolate the tank with the sick gerbil from the other tanks, but do not remove his/her cagemates until after you talk with the vet. (They may need treatment too.) [My Gerbil...]

Output: has diarrhea

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Input: [It might be...] if you observe this behavior when your gerbil is standing on its hind legs, and if your gerbil is pink-eyed and sways slightly when s/he does this, it is probably okay. Pink-eyed gerbils sometimes display this head-tilt & sway behavior: some say it is a way of them focusing their poorer eyesight. If however this behavior comes on suddenly, is true at all times (not just when standing up prarie-dog style), or seems to also affect the gerbils behavior or energy level, or is accompanied by kicking or scratching at an ear, your gerbil could have an ear infection or a middle-ear tumor. See the vet. [My Gerbil...]

Output: seems to be tilting its head to one side

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Input: [It might be...] normal. Gerbils do this all the time. Give him or her a tube if the noise bothers you. [My Gerbil...]

Output: is digging madly in the corner

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Input: [It might be...] if your gerbil is getting older (2 years or so), and the change has been gradual, it might just be normal aging. However, a sudden change in behavior is suspect. Watch your gerbil closely for 24 hours and observe what you see. If you keep weight records, weigh your gerbil again. If something has definitely changed, behaviorally, in his/her appearance, or you observe a significant weight gain or loss, see the vet. [My Gerbil...]

Output: is lethargic, sleeps more, isnt running on the wheel

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Input: [It might be...] mites. Bummer. You can choose one of two treatments: do-it-yourself, or get help from the vet. (1) To do it yourself, you'll need to get small animal mite spray from the pet store. Then follow the instructions on the AGS Care Page for Mites. Or, (2) your vet can prescribe Ivermectin, which you will dose orally; it will destroy the mites. In either case you should plan to clean gerbil tanks frequently. [My Gerbil...]

Output: has bugs crawling on him!

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Input: [It might be...] your gerbil has degloved his tail. Try to judge if your gerbil is in pain. If she is squeaking, hiding, nips you, or has her ears plastered back, she probably is in pain, and you should see the vet for an amputation. It can be expensive, but it will solve the problem right away, and your vet will give her antibiotics. If your gerbil seems completely normal, the wound will eventually heal. The exposed bone will fall off. However, you must keep the wound clean. Wash it and apply antibiotic ointment twice a day. Find a bedding that won't stick to the wound but will be soft. Torn up tissue paper might be best, or shredded brown paper Eco-Bedding. Or you can shred paper yourself with a home shredder. Change it frequently to minimize infection, and put your gerbil on a course of emergency ornacycline treatment. [My Gerbil...]

Output: has lost part of his tail! There's blood and bone showing!

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Input: [It might be...] a stroke. Gerbils do seem to be prone to this. Sometimes, gerbils will retire to their nest after a stroke for a day or two, then emerge seemingly better. Sometimes the damage is obvious and permanent. In either case, s/he is likely to have another stroke later on. The key now is quality of life. As long as your gerbil can continue to enjoy normal, gerbilly things, like digging, grooming, eating and chewing, then just enjoy your time together. However, over time you may see his or her abilities deteriorate. Dont wait until your gerbil is curled up unmoving and you are trying to hand-feed it seeds while it bites you. Once your gerbil cannot enjoy life, see the vet for humane euthanasia. [My Gerbil...]

Output: seems to be paralyzed on one side; is dragging around, or can't fully open one eye

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Input: [It might be...] There are several possibilities: if the bloating happens suddenly and your gerbil has overall symptoms of illness (lethargy, refusal to eat, feels cold), he probably has a very serious intestinal bacterial infection. Your gerbil needs emergency antibiotics from a vet. Warm him with a reptile heater or heating pad under one section of the tank and see the vet immediately. Wash your hands carefully after handling. if the bloating came on over a short period (days or a couple of weeks), your gerbil is female, she has not lost weight overall and seems generally healthy, it is probably an ovarian cyst.Cysts can resolve on their own, but if they burst gerbils can become ill and require antibiotics. This is a "watch and wait" condition. if the bloating was gradual and your gerbil seems to have lost weight or condition, he may have a tumor. Although little can be done for tumors, see a vet so that you rule out treatable conditions. [My Gerbil...]

Output: looks very bloated, with a large abdomen

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Input: [It might be...] if sudden, if accompanied by diarrhea, or the gerbils sides have sunken in suddenly, treat as above under diarrhea (namely, see the vet). If the weight loss has been more gradual, first check your gerbils teeth. Gerbils should have two nice, fairly long top teeth and two very short lower teeth. The mouth should be able to close fully. If your gerbil is not chewing cardboard voraciously and not eating well, teeth could be the problem. Try a soft diet for a couple of weeks, then check the teeth again. If they still don't look right... you know, see the vet.. In an older animal, extreme loss of weight usually signals a tumor. [My Gerbil...]

Output: looks thin; her head looks more pointy, and I can feel her backbone

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Input: [Blender] Stainless Steel [Base Material] Blender Jar Capacity (oz.) [Plastic] 48 [Appliance Type]

Output: Blade Material

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Input: [Blender] Glass [Base Material] Blender Type [Plastic] Jar Blenders [Appliance Type]

Output: Blender Jar Material

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Input: [Blender] Black [Base Material] Color/Finish Family [Plastic] Black [Appliance Type]

Output: Color/Finish

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Input: [Blender] Yes [Base Material] Dishwasher Safe Parts [Plastic] Yes [Appliance Type]

Output: Detachable Spindle

Black and Decker BLC12650HB Black & Decker | Goedeker's


Input: [Blender] Yes [Base Material] Ice Crushing Button [Plastic] Yes [Appliance Type]

Output: Dispenser Spout

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Input: [Blender] 12 [Base Material] Product Weight (lb.) [Plastic] 8 lb [Appliance Type]

Output: Number of Speeds

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Input: [Blender] Yes [Base Material] Reconditioned [Plastic] No [Appliance Type]

Output: Pulse Control

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Input: [Blender] 90-Day [Base Material] Touchpad Controls [Plastic] Yes [Appliance Type]

Output: Returnable

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Input: [Blender] 120 [Base Material] Wattage (watts) [Plastic] 650 [Appliance Type]

Output: Voltage (volts)

Black and Decker BLC12650HB Black & Decker | Goedeker's


Input: [Blender] Yes [Appliance Type]

Output: Weighted Base

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Input: [0] Product [1] Problem substance [3] FDA action [4] Company [5] Date [2]

Output: Problem

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Input: [0] Asset Bold [1] Sibutramine [3] Warning letter [4] All Natural Bee~lievers [5] 5/16/2014 [2]

Output: Contains sibutramine, which may cause heart attack/stroke

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Input: [0] MV5 Days - Rhino Power Male Libido Sexual Enhancer [1] Sildenafil [3] Warning letter [4] MV5 Days [5] 5/16/2014 [2]

Output: Sildenafil can cause symptoms like headache and flushing, and can interact with medications containing nitrates such as nitroglycerine, resulting in dangerously low blood pressure.

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Input: [0] Pure Green Coffee Bean [3] Federal lawsuit [4] Pure Green Coffee; Nationwide Ventures [5] 5/15/2014 [2]

Output: The FTC filed a lawsuit against Pure Green Coffee for making unsubstantiated weight loss claims and deceiving consumers with fake 'news' websites.

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Input: [0] Asset Bee Pollen [1] Sibutramine [3] Warning letter [4] All Natural Bee~lievers [5] 5/12/2014 [2]

Output: Contains sibutramine, which may cause heart attack/stroke

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Input: [0] Black Ant, Black Ant, and Mojo Risen Dietary Supplements [1] Sildenafil, tadalafil [3] Recall [4] Eugene Oregon, Inc [5] 5/5/2014 [2]

Output: The products contain undeclared amounts of sildenafil and tadalafil, which can interact with prescription drugs causing lower blood pressure.

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Input: [0] Natural Body Solution & Slim Trim U [1] Sibutramine [3] Warning letter [4] BeeAmazing2 [5] 5/5/2014 [2]

Output: Contains sibutramine, which can cause heart attack/stroke

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Input: [0] Lite Fit USA [1] Sibutramine [3] Recall [4] Bacai Inc. [5] 4/29/2014 [2]

Output: Contains sibutramine, which can cause heart attack/stroke

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Input: [0] Super Arthgold [1] Chlorzoxazone, diclofenac and indomethacin [3] Recall [4] Nano Well-being Health Inc. [5] 4/21/2014 [2]

Output: Contains chlorzoxazone, diclofenac and indomethacin, which can cause fatal reactions

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Input: [0] Flax Seed, Holy Basil, Papaya Leaf Extract, and Ginkgo Leaf Extract products [3] Warning letter [4] Select Herbs, LLC [5] 4/18/2014 [2]

Output: Products are adulterated because they were prepared, packed, or held under conditions that violate Current Good Manufacturing Practices for dietary supplements.

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Input: [0] Grounded, Limbic Balance Morning Formula, Limbic Balance Evening Formula, TobacOff, and JittersAway [3] Warning letter [4] CDJ Holding, Incorporated, d.b.a. Pacific BioLogic [5] 4/17/2014 [2]

Output: Adulterated because they were prepared, packed, or held under conditions that violate Current Good Manufacturing Practices for dietary supplements.

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Input: [0] S.W.A.G [1] Sildenafil [3] Warning letter [4] www.SexWithAGrudge.com [5] 4/16/2014 [2]

Output: Sildenafil can cause symptoms, such as headache and flushing, and can interact with medications containing nitrates such as nitroglycerin, resulting in dangerously low blood pressure.

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Input: [0] Thinogenics [1] Sibutramine [3] Recall [4] Nature's Universe [5] 4/9/2014 [2]

Output: Contains sibutramine, which can cause heart attack/stroke

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Input: [0] Swanson Premium Brand Full Spectrum Cilantro (Coriander), [3] Recall [4] Swanson Health Products [5] 4/4/2014 [2]

Output: Salmonella (bacteria)

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Input: [0] CRAZE [1] New ingredient [3] Warning letter [4] Driven Sports Inc. Franklin Square, Long Island [5] 4/4/2014 [2]

Output: Product is adulterated because it contains the new dietary ingredient Dendrobex. The product label states it contains dendrobium extract and alkaloids B-Phenylethylamine, N, N-Dimethyl-B-Phenylethylamine, and N, N-Diethyl-B-Phenylethylamine, which do not appear to be present in the Dendrobium species

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Input: [0] New You [1] Sibutramine and phenolphthalein [3] Warning letter [4] New Reflections LLC [5] 4/2/2014 [2]

Output: Contains sibutramine and phenolphthalein, which can cause heart attack/stroke.

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Input: [0] African Black Ant, XZen Gold, Xzone and more [1] Sildenafil, tadalafil [3] Recall [4] Nova Products, Inc. [5] 4/1/2014 [2]

Output: The products contain undeclared amounts of sildenafil and tadalafil, which can interact with prescription drugs causing lower blood pressure.

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Input: [0] Bio-Lithium, Niacinamide, Bio-Aminos, and CoQ-10 [3] Warning letter [4] Bio-Recovery, Inc. [5] 4/1/2014 [2]

Output: Products are adulterated because they were prepared, packed, or held under conditions that violate Current Good Manufacturing Practices for dietary supplements.

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Input: [0] Lean Slow Motion ...Potion (Easta Pink, Purp, and Yella varieties) [1] Melatonin [3] Warning letter [4] Dewmar International BMC, Inc. [5] 3/27/2014 [2]

Output: Adulterated because it contains melatonin. Melatonin is allowed as a dietary supplement ingredient, but is not approved as an ingredient in conventional foods and beverages

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Input: [0] Bella Vi [1] Sibutramine and/or combination of sibutramine and phenolphthalein [3] Recall [4] Pure Edge Nutrition, LLC. [5] 3/26/2014 [2]

Output: Products contain undeclared sibutramine and/or combination of sibutramine and phenolphthalein

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Input: [0] Super Fat Burner, Maxi Gold, and Esmeralda [3] Recall [4] New Life Nutritional Center [5] 3/25/2014 [2]

Output: Unapproved new drug

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Input: [0] GAP Pills, GAP Liquid, The Body Healer, The Big C, Super Cleanser, Maximum Desire, SOC, High Thyroid [3] Warning letter [4] Aloe Man International Corp. [5] 3/21/2014 [2]

Output: Adulterated because they were prepared, packed, or held under conditions that violate Current Good Manufacturing Practices for dietary supplements.

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Input: [0] Vitaccino Coffee [1] Sibutramine [3] Warning letter [4] Rose Int'l Guangdong China / Mperia Elta [5] 3/19/2014 [2]

Output: Contains sibutramine, which can cause heart attack/stroke

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Input: [0] Pleo [3] Recall [4] Terra-Medica, Inc [5] 3/18/2014 [2]

Output: Penicillin contamination

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Input: [0] Kratom XL 4 Pack, Maeng Da Kratom 10 Pack, Max Kratom 20 Pack, and Bali Kratom 40 pack [1] Kratom [3] Warning letter [4] SNI National [5] 3/14/2014 [2]

Output: The products contain kratom, which is associated with respiratory depression, nervousness, agitation, aggression, sleeplessness, hallucinations, delusions, tremors, loss of libido, constipation, skin hyperpigmentation, nausea, vomiting, and severe withdrawal symptoms.

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Input: [0] Reumofan Plus tablets [1] Methocarbamol and diclofenac [3] Recall [4] Pain Free By Nature [5] 3/12/2014 [2]

Output: Product contains the active pharmaceutical ingredients methocarbamol and diclofenac, which poses a serious heart risk.

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Input: [0] Adipotrim XT, Burn 7, Reductrol Fat Burner Formula [1] Fluoxetine, sibutramine, phenolphthalein, acetaminophen [3] Recall [4] Deseo Rebajar Inc [5] 3/7/2014 [2]

Output: Adipotrim XT contains fluoxetine an SSRI that is associated with serious side effects including suicidal thinking, abnormal bleeding, and seizures, and can interact with other common medications such as aspirin and ibuprofen, , which can cause ventricular arrhythmia or sudden death. Burn 7 contains sibutramine and phenolphthalein associated with increase blood pressure and pulse rate and may present a significant risk for patients with a history of coronary artery disease, congestive heart failure, arrhythmias, or stroke. Reductrol Fat Burner Formula was found to contain acetaminophen and phenolphthalein, which can cause liver damage.

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Input: [0] Weekend Warrior [1] Thiosildenafil [3] Warning letter [4] Nutrition Specialists [5] 3/7/2014 [2]

Output: Weekend Warrior contains undeclared thiosildenafil, which is chemically similar to sildenafil and can cause seriously low blood pressure.

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Input: [0] LV Shou Reduces Fat [1] Sibutramine and phenolphthalein [3] Warning letter [4] LV Shou [5] 2/18/2014 [2]

Output: Contain sibutramine and phenolphthalein, which can cause heart attack/stroke.

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Input: [0] Arth-Q [1] Ibuprofen [3] Warning letter [4] www.kaymall.com [5] 2/13/2014 [2]

Output: Product found to contain ibuprofen negative side effects may include signs of bleeding such as unusually dark stools or urine, stomach pain, or increased bruising.

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Input: [0] Reduce Weight Fruta Planta [1] Phenolphthalein [3] Recall [4] MyNicKnaxs, LLC [5] 2/4/2014 [2]

Output: Product found to contain phenolphthalein, which cause potentially serious gastrointestinal disturbances, irregular heartbeat, and cancer with long-term use.

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Input: [0] BioRhythm Androbolix, BioRhythm Androbolix 300 [1] Unapproved dietary ingredients [3] Warning letter [4] Exclusive Supplements Inc [5] 1/31/2014 [2]

Output: Contains Tribulus terrestris, protodioscine, saponins, 6, 7-dyhydroxybergomottin (DHB) and 4-etioallocholen-3, 6, 17-trione, an unapproved new dietary ingredient.

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Input: [0] Mega Slim Herbal Appetite Management capsules [1] DMAA [3] Recall [4] YoungYou International [5] 1/30/2014 [2]

Output: Product contains DMAA, which has been linked to a number of serious adverse effects, including narrowing of blood vessels and arteries, and increased risk of elevated blood pressure, shortness of breath and heart attack.

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Input: [0] Bali Mojo, JINQIANGBUDOR Red Dragon , Vitamax, Tiger King, SexRX [1] Sildenafil, tadalafil [3] Recall [4] Multiple companies [5] 1/28/2014 [2]

Output: The products contain undeclared amounts of sildenafil and tadalafil, which can interact with prescription drugs causing lower blood pressure.

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Input: [0] Citrus Fit Gold, Thinogenics, Tonic Life BP, Hot Detox [1] Sibutramine and phenolphthalein [3] Warning letter [4] Multiple companies [5] 1/28/2014 [2]

Output: Products contain sibutramine or phenolphthalein, which can cause heart attack / stroke.

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Input: [0] Tanalbit [3] Warning letter [4] Intensive Nutrition Incorporated [5] 1/22/2014 [2]

Output: Failure to establish finished product specifications for purity, strength, and limits on heavy metal contaminants and failure to establish and follow written procedures for the responsibilities of quality control operations.

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Input: [0] Dream Body Slimming Capsule and Magic Slim [1] Sibutramine and phenolphthalein [3] Warning letter [4] www.dreambodyweightloss.com/ [5] 1/21/2014 [2]

Output: Products contain sibutramine and/or phenolphthalein, which can cause heart attack / stroke.

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Input: [0] Pro ArthMax [1] Diclofenac, ibuprofen, naproxen, indomethacin, nefopam, chlorzoxazone [3] Recall [4] Human Science Foundation [5] 1/15/2014 [2]

Output: The was found to contain multiple drugs, including diclofenac, ibuprofen, naproxen, indomethacin, nefopam, and chlorzoxazone. These drugs can cause serious side-effects, and may increase the risk of serious side-effects in people who are taking other medications, especially anti-inflammatory drugs.

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Input: [0] Boost Ultra, XZone Gold, Sexy Monkey, Triple MiracleZen Platinum, Magic for Men, 'New' Extenze, and [1] Sildenafil, tadalafil [3] Recall [4] Midwest Wholesale [5] 1/9/2014 [2]

Output: The products contain undeclared amounts of sildenafil and tadalafil, which can interact with prescription drugs causing lower blood pressure.

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Input: [0] 7 Days Herbal Slim [1] Dietary Supplement/Adulterated. The product was found to contain sibutramine. [3] Public notification [5] 12/19/2013 [2]

Output: FDA laboratory analysis confirmed that 7 Days Herbal Slim contains sibutramine. Sibutramine is a controlled substance that was removed from the market in October 2010 for safety reasons. The product poses a threat to consumers because sibutramine is known to substantially increase blood pressure and/or pulse rate in some patients and may present a significant risk for patients with a history of coronary artery disease, congestive heart failure, arrhythmias, or stroke.

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Input: [0] Asset Extreme Plus [1] Dietary Supplement/Adulterated. The product was found to contain sibutramine. [3] Public notification [4] Asset Extreme Plus [5] 12/19/2013 [2]

Output: FDA laboratory analysis confirmed that Asset Extreme Plus contains sibutramine. Sibutramine is a controlled substance that was removed from the market in October 2010 for safety reasons. The product poses a threat to consumers because sibutramine is known to substantially increase blood pressure and/or pulse rate in some patients and may present a significant risk for patients with a history of coronary artery disease, congestive heart failure, arrhythmias, or stroke.

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Input: [0] Best Whips [1] Unapproved New Drug/Adulterated/Misbranded [3] Public notification [4] Best Whips [5] 12/19/2013 [2]

Output: FDA laboratory analysis confirmed that Best Whips contains sildenafil, the active ingredient in the FDA approved prescription drug Viagra, used to treat erectile dysfunction (ED). This undeclared ingredient may interact with nitrates found in some prescription drugs such as nitroglycerin and may lower blood pressure to dangerous levels.

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Input: [0] SlimEasy Herbs Capsule [1] Dietary Supplement/Adulterated. The product was found to contain sibutramine. [3] Public notification [4] SlimEasy Herbs [5] 12/19/2013 [2]

Output: FDA laboratory analysis confirmed that SlimEasy Herbs Capsule contains sibutramine. Sibutramine is a controlled substance that was removed from the market in October 2010 for safety reasons. The product poses a threat to consumers because sibutramine is known to substantially increase blood pressure and/or pulse rate in some patients and may present a significant risk for patients with a history of coronary artery disease, congestive heart failure, arrhythmias, or stroke.

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Input: [0] Sliming Diet Berry Plus [1] Dietary Supplement/Adulterated. The product was found to contain sibutramine. [3] Public notification [4] 7 Days Herbal Slim [5] 12/19/2013 [2]

Output: FDA laboratory analysis confirmed that Sliming Diet Berry Plus contains sibutramine. Sibutramine is a controlled substance that was removed from the market in October 2010 for safety reasons. The product poses a threat to consumers because sibutramine is known to substantially increase blood pressure and/or pulse rate in some patients and may present a significant risk for patients with a history of coronary artery disease, congestive heart failure, arrhythmias, or stroke.

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Input: [0] CONTROL All Natural [1] Unapproved New Drug/Adulterated/Misbranded [3] Warning letter issued [4] N/A [5] 12/19/2013 [2]

Output: CONTROL All Natural male enhancement contains the undeclared ingredients sulfoaildenafil and dimethylsildenafil. Sulfoaildenafil and dimethylsildenafil are structurally similar to sildenafil, the active ingredient in Viagra.

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Input: [0] Meizitang Citrus [1] Dietary Supplement/Adulterated. The product was found to contain sibutramine. [3] Warning letter issued [4] Meizitang Citrus [5] 12/19/2013 [2]

Output: FDA laboratory analysis confirmed that Meizitang Citrus contains sibutramine. Sibutramine is a controlled substance that was removed from the market in October 2010 for safety reasons. The product poses a threat to consumers because sibutramine is known to substantially increase blood pressure and/or pulse rate in some patients and may present a significant risk for patients with a history of coronary artery disease, congestive heart failure, arrhythmias, or stroke.

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Input: [0] Night Bullet Male Sexual Enhancer Capsules and Hemp Garden Tea [1] Unapproved and Misbranded New [3] Warning letter issued [4] Green Planet Inc [5] 12/19/2013 [2]

Output: Night Bullet Male Sexual Enhancer Capsules (Night Bullet).1 Laboratory analysis by FDA concluded that lot # B43N032 of your product Night Bullet contains sulfohydroxyhomosildenafll and thiosildenafll, which are phosphodiesterase type-5 (PDE-5) inhibitors and analogues of sildenafll.

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Input: [0] EnhanceRx [1] Undeclared milk. [3] Product recall [4] Stone Independent Research, Inc. [5] 12/13/2013 [2]

Output: People who have an allergy to milk run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume the affected product.

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Input: [0] Zanocap [1] Undeclared milk. [3] Product recall [4] Stone Independent Research, Inc. [5] 12/13/2013 [2]

Output: People who have an allergy to milk run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume the affected product.

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Input: [0] TriMedica, Oseto Help and TriMedica Pure MSM [1] CGMP/Dietary Supplement/Adulterated/Misbranded [3] Warning letter issued [4] PurQuality, LLC [5] 12/4/2013 [2]

Output: TriMedica Oseto Help and TriMedica Pure MSM products are misbranded with the meaning of section 403 of the Act [21 U.S.C. 343]. You can find the Act and the referenced regulations through links in FDA's homepage at www.fda.gov.

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Input: [0] Hydravax [1] Unapproved drug; contains undeclared Sildenafil. [3] Product recall [4] IQ Formulations [5] 11/29/2013 [2]

Output: Sildenafil may interact with other prescription drugs to lower blood pressure to unsafe levels.

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Input: [Product Name] AdminSafe [Product Family] PIN Related [Description]

Output: APTM with custom software for MCAPS 3000 use only

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Input: [Product Name] APTM [Product Family] PIN Related [Description]

Output: Automated Personal Transaction Machine

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Input: [Product Name] APTM-CAPS [Product Family] PIN Related [Description]

Output: Personal Transaction Machine for Card Activation and PIN Selection

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Input: [Product Name] CAPS4 [Product Family] PIN Related [Description]

Output: Card Activation and PIN Selection System

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Input: [Product Name] Delta ASIC [Product Family] Components [Description]

Output: Triple Track ASIC with Shift-Out

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Input: [Product Name] Excella™ [Product Family] Check Reading [Description]

Output: MICR Check reader and dual-sided scanner

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Input: [Product Name] Insta-Change Check [Product Family] Check Reading [Description]

Output: Configuration Checks for MICR Readers

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Input: [Product Name] IntelliCAT® [Product Family] PIN Related [Description]

Output: An integrated, automated and secure solution for consumer-selected PINs as well as ATM, debit and credit card issuance

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Input: [Product Name] IntelliCoder® [Product Family] PIN Related [Description]

Output: Manual Swipe Card Activator

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Input: [Product Name] IntelliPIN® [Product Family] PIN Related [Description]

Output: Encrypting PIN pad with Magnetic Stripe Reader

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Input: [Product Name] IntelliStripe 320 [Product Family] Card Reading [Description]

Output: Motorized Magnetic and Smart Card Reader

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Input: [Product Name] IntelliStripe 65 [Product Family] Card Reading [Description]

Output: Insert Magnetic and Smart Card Reader

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Input: [Product Name] IntelliStripe™ 380 [Product Family] PIN Related [Description]

Output: Desktop Motorized Reader-Encoder

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Input: [Product Name] IPAD® [Product Family] PIN Related [Description]

Output: PIN encrypting device

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Input: [Product Name] MagnePrint® [Product Family] Card Reading [Description]

Output: MagnePrint technology

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Input: [Product Name] MagneSafe™ [Product Family] Card Reading [Description]

Output: MagnePrint technology

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Input: [Product Name] MagneScore™ [Product Family] Card Reading [Description]

Output: MagnePrint technology

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Input: [Product Name] Maxi MICR [Product Family] Check Reading [Description]

Output: Maxi MICR Check Reader

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Input: [Product Name] MCAPS 3000 [Product Family] PIN Related [Description]

Output: MagTek Card Activation and PIN Selection System

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Input: [Product Name] MCAT® [Product Family] PIN Related [Description]

Output: MagTek Card Activating Terminal

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