Input: [Order Number] nbpp1-blue [Price] $100.00 [Description]

Output: Plastic beads and leather These are great for the Scouts and School Mascots. They are lighter weight than the bone breastplates and are worn more easier. Available in many colors and styles! Click here for more details!

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Input: [Order Number] nbpp2-brown [Price] $100.00 [Description]

Output: Plastic beads and leather These are great for the Scouts and School Mascots. They are lighter weight than the bone breastplates and are worn more easier. These are awesome looking. These colors look really natural. Available in many colors and styles! Click here for more details!

Native American Expressions - Native American Breastplates

Native American Traditional Style Breastplates Custom Made by Annette Elkins Brown. I was taught how to make these from a Lakota friend. He liked the neatness of my work, but he told me the breastplate would not make it past 2 dances. He taught me how to make these in the "old way". As he was explaining how breastplates were made, he would also tell me why things were done in that way, making me understand the purpose of the breastplate. I made a promise to him, to always make these breastplates with this understanding. As I make these breastplates I will always remember why they exist. Aho!


Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Asparagus [WITH:] Basil Dill Nasturtium Parsley [BUT NOT WITH:]

Output: Garlic Onions Potatoes

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Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Beans [WITH:] Carrots Cabbage Corn Marigolds [BUT NOT WITH:]

Output: Garlic Onions Potatoes Tomatoes

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Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Broccoli [WITH:] Celery Dill Mint Rosemary [BUT NOT WITH:]

Output: Oregano Tomatoes

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Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Brussels Sprouts [WITH:] Dill Potatoes [BUT NOT WITH:]

Output: Tomatoes

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Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Cabbage [WITH:] Celery Dill Onions Potatoes [BUT NOT WITH:]

Output: Tomatoes

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Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Carrots [WITH:] Beans Garlic Lettuce Parsley Tomatoes [BUT NOT WITH:]

Output: Dill Parsnips

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Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Cauliflower [WITH:] Beans Celery Oregano [BUT NOT WITH:]

Output: Nasturtium Potatoes Tomatoes

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Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Celery [WITH:] Cabbage Cauliflower Onions Tomatoes [BUT NOT WITH:]

Output: Parsnips Potatoes

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Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Corn [WITH:] Beans Cucumbers Potatoes Radishes [BUT NOT WITH:]

Output: Tomatoes

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Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Cucumbers [WITH:] Beans Celery Corn Lettuce Nasturtium [BUT NOT WITH:]

Output: Basil Cauliflower Potatoes

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Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Eggplant [WITH:] Beans Peppers Potatoes Spinach [BUT NOT WITH:]

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Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Leeks [WITH:] Carrots Celery Onions [BUT NOT WITH:]

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Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Lettuce [WITH:] Carrots Radishes Cucumbers [BUT NOT WITH:]

Output: Beans Parsley

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Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Onions [WITH:] Broccoli Cabbage Carrots Lettuce Tomatoes [BUT NOT WITH:]

Output: Beans

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Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Potatoes [WITH:] Corn Cabbage Eggplant Horseradish [BUT NOT WITH:]

Output: Cucumbers Squash Tomatoes

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Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Radishes [WITH:] Lettuce [BUT NOT WITH:]

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Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Spinach [WITH:] Cauliflower Eggplant Radishes [BUT NOT WITH:]

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Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Tomatoes [WITH:] Asparagus Basil Celery Carrots Marigolds Parsley [BUT NOT WITH:]

Output: Cabbage Corn Potatoes

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Input: [GROW THIS PLANT:] Zucchini [WITH:] Nasturtium Flowering Herbs [BUT NOT WITH:]

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Input: [Feature] Sizes Available [BoilerMaker™] 7.5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 55, 100 gal [Mega Pots] 8, 10, 15, 20, 30 gal [PolarWare] 10, 15 gal [B3 Heavy Duty]

Output: 8, 15, 26 gal


Input: [Feature] Sizes Optimized For Homebrewing? [BoilerMaker™] Yes [Mega Pots] Yes [PolarWare] No [B3 Heavy Duty]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Optimized Height to Diameter Ratio? [BoilerMaker™] Yes [Mega Pots] Yes [PolarWare] No [B3 Heavy Duty]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Pot construction [BoilerMaker™] American made single piece* [Mega Pots] Welded import [PolarWare] Single piece US made [B3 Heavy Duty]

Output: Single piece import


Input: [Feature] Stainless Valve [BoilerMaker™] Standard linear parabolic adjustable output angle [Mega Pots] Optional 1 pc non-linear ball valve [PolarWare] Optional 1 pc non linear ball valve [B3 Heavy Duty]

Output: Optional 1 pc non-linear ball valve


Input: [Feature] Thermometer [BoilerMaker™] Standard adjustable angle BrewMometer Dialface [Mega Pots] Optional fixed angle [PolarWare] Optional fixed angle [B3 Heavy Duty]

Output: Optional fixed or adjustable angle


Input: [Feature] Level Gauge [BoilerMaker™] Standard stainless / glass heavy duty [Mega Pots] Not available - economy internal etch [PolarWare] Optional plastic [B3 Heavy Duty]

Output: Optional plastic


Input: [Feature] Dip Tube [BoilerMaker™] Standard snap-in stainless [Mega Pots] Not available [PolarWare] Not available [B3 Heavy Duty]

Output: Not available


Input: [Feature] Handles [BoilerMaker™] Uniquely oriented, cool touch easy carry grips [Mega Pots] Economy rubber grip [PolarWare] Metallic [B3 Heavy Duty]

Output: Metallic


Input: [Feature] Lid Nests on Pot Handle? [BoilerMaker™] Yes - any place any time! [Mega Pots] No [PolarWare] No [B3 Heavy Duty]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Stepped Bottom [BoilerMaker™] Standard [Mega Pots] Not available [PolarWare] Not available [B3 Heavy Duty]

Output: Not available


Input: [Feature] False Bottom [BoilerMaker™] Optional High-Efficiency Button Louver [Mega Pots] Optional Perforated [PolarWare] Optional Perforated [B3 Heavy Duty]

Output: Optional Perforated


Input: [Feature] HopBlocker [BoilerMaker™] Option [Mega Pots] Not available [PolarWare] Not available [B3 Heavy Duty]

Output: Not available


Input: [0] Prices [Electric] Get good quality electric residential models between a price range of $500-$700 [Gas]

Output: get good quality gas residential models between a price range of $1,000 to $1,200 or more


Input: [0] Installation Cost [Electric] Quite easy and cheap to install in most homes. Requires proper electrical service, which is model specific [Gas]

Output: Need a confirmed gas line, venting options as well as supply as fresh air. Due to venting requirements the installation can get very expensive


Input: [0] Flow Rate [Electric] Flow rate ranges from 8 gallon/minute in warm climates to 3 gallon/minute in colder climates [Gas]

Output: Flow rate ranges from 8 gallon/minute in warm climates


Input: [0] Operating Cost [Electric] Electricity costs tend to be stable most times and rise at a slower rate than gas. In fact cheaper than propane fuel [Gas]

Output: Though natural gas is cheaper, but they are going to significantly rise in the future


Input: [0] Maintenance [Electric] Doesn’t require much maintenance [Gas]

Output: Does require annual maintenance


Input: [0] Venting [Electric] No venting necessary [Gas]

Output: Requires venting making installation expensive. Difficult to install in separate locations due to venting issues


Input: [0] Environmental Impact [Electric] Hardly any greenhouse gas emissions, small environmental footprint in manufacturing. In future electricity will be produced from environmentally friendly sources like solar energy, wind, and wave energy [Gas]

Output: Reliant on fossil fuels; also produce greenhouse gases


Input: [Toppings Available] Vegetables [1] Meats [2]

Output: Cheeses & Others


Input: [Toppings Available] Tomatoes [1] Pepperoni [2]

Output: Mozzarella


Input: [Toppings Available] Summer Squash [1] Grilled Chicken [2]

Output: Cheddar


Input: [Toppings Available] Zucchini [1] Sausage [2]

Output: Provolone


Input: [Toppings Available] Broccoli [1] Bacon [2]

Output: Feta


Input: [Toppings Available] Mushrooms [1] Philly Steak [2]

Output: Blue Cheese


Input: [Toppings Available] Onions [2]

Output: Salsa


Input: [Toppings Available] Spinach [2]

Output: Garlic


Input: [Toppings Available] Peppers [2]

Output: Italian Herbs


Input: [Optical property] Refractive index [Measurement] Immersion method. Specimen placed in index of refraction oils until it disappears. [Determinative value]

Output: Identification of unknown isotropic crystals. Comparison of glass particles.


Input: [Optical property] Refractive indices [Measurement] Orientation of principal vibration direction with polarizer of microscope. Matching of two (uniaxial crystals) or three (biaxial crystals with index of refraction oils. [Determinative value]

Output: Crystallographic identification of chemical crystals and minerals. Identification and comparison of artificial fibers.


Input: [Optical property] Birefringence [Measurement] Numerical difference between two principal refractive indices. By subtracting larger refractive index from smaller or by measurement of retardation with a compensator and measurement of thickness. [Determinative value]

Output: Identification of crystalline and semicrystalline materials. Comparison of certain artificial fibers.


Input: [Optical property] Optic sign [Measurement] Convention based on relative magnitudes of refractive indices. By comparison of values of refractive indices or by means of compensators. [Determinative value]

Output: Aid in the identification of crystals, minerals and fibers. For artificial fibers the more easily determined sign of elongation is the same as the optic sign.


Input: [Optical property] Interference figure [Measurement] Viewed in convergent light between crossed polars with objective of high numerical aperture using a Bertrand lens or pinhole. [Determinative value]

Output: Aid in determining the optical character of crystals as uniaxial or biaxial. Provides optical orientation of crystals without diagnostic external morphology.


Input: [Optical property] Pleochroism [Measurement] Rotation of the crystal, particle or fiber between extinction positions with only one polarizer inserted in the optical path. [Determinative value]

Output: Diagnostic aid in the identification of heavy minerals and their varieties in soil mineralogy. Comparison aid in the examination of colored artificial fibers.


Input: [Egg Species] Bulbasaur [Egg Description]

Output: A blue-green Egg with a light green top. It looks like it wants to be picked over the others.

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Input: [Egg Species] Charmander [Egg Description]

Output: An orange Egg with a lighter front. It looks like it wants to be picked over the others.

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Input: [Egg Species] Squirtle [Egg Description]

Output: An Egg that looks like a shell with a light blue top. It looks like it wants to be picked over the others.

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Input: [Egg Species] Caterpie [Egg Description]

Output: A green Egg with yellow spots and rings. It feels sticky.

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Input: [Egg Species] Weedle [Egg Description]

Output: A yellow Egg with a red spot. It feels sticky.

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Input: [Egg Species] Pidgey [Egg Description]

Output: A brown Egg with cream markings. It's resting on feathers.

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Input: [Egg Species] Rattata [Egg Description]

Output: A purple Egg with cream marks. There's nothing special about it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Spearow [Egg Description]

Output: A brown and grey Egg with some red marks. It's resting on feathers.

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Input: [Egg Species] Ekans [Egg Description]

Output: A purple Egg with a yellow front and band. Nothing goes near it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Sandshrew [Egg Description]

Output: A yellow Egg with cream marks. It's half buried.

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Input: [Egg Species] Nidoran♀ [Egg Description]

Output: A light blue Egg with blue markings. Nothing goes near it. There's another like it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Nidoran♂ [Egg Description]

Output: A purple Egg with green markings. Nothing goes near it. There's another like it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Vulpix [Egg Description]

Output: A burnt orange Egg that has several markings on the bottom. The ground is scorched near it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Zubat [Egg Description]

Output: A blue egg with purple marks and seems to like the dark. Nothing goes near it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Oddish [Egg Description]

Output: An Egg that is half blue and half green. Plants are drawn to it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Paras [Egg Description]

Output: An orange Egg with red marks with yellow spots. It feels sticky.

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Input: [Egg Species] Venonat [Egg Description]

Output: A purple Egg that seems furred. Nothing goes near it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Diglett [Egg Description]

Output: A brown Egg with a red spot on it. It's half buried.

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Input: [Egg Species] Meowth [Egg Description]

Output: A cream Egg with black and red marks. It likes shiny things.

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Input: [Egg Species] Psyduck [Egg Description]

Output: A yellow Egg that looks like it has webbed feet. Water is drawn to it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Mankey [Egg Description]

Output: A tan Egg with light brown spots. It won't sit still.

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Input: [Egg Species] Growlith [Egg Description]

Output: An orange Egg with light grey and yellow stripes on it. The ground is scorched near it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Poliwag [Egg Description]

Output: A blue Egg with a wavy grey mark on the bottom. Water is drawn to it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Abra [Egg Description]

Output: A yellow Egg with a brown mark on it. It seems to glow.

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Input: [Egg Species] Machop [Egg Description]

Output: A blue-grey Egg with a bronze top. It won't sit still.

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Input: [Egg Species] Bellsprout [Egg Description]

Output: A yellow, green, and brown Egg. Plants are drawn to it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Tentacool [Egg Description]

Output: A blue Egg with red marks on the sides. Water is drawn to it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Geodude [Egg Description]

Output: An Egg that looks like a rock. It's in a pile of pebbles.

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Input: [Egg Species] Ponyta [Egg Description]

Output: A tan Egg surrounded in flames. The ground is scorched near it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Slowpoke [Egg Description]

Output: A pink Egg that seems oblivious. Water is drawn to it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Magnemite [Egg Description]

Output: A grey Egg that attracts metal. Sparks jump from it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Farfetch'd [Egg Description]

Output: A brown Egg that's holding something. It's resting on feathers.

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Input: [Egg Species] Doduo [Egg Description]

Output: A brown egg that seems like it should be two. It's resting on feathers.

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Input: [Egg Species] Seel [Egg Description]

Output: A white Egg with several marks on it. Water is drawn to it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Grimer [Egg Description]

Output: A purple Egg that looks layered. Nothing goes near it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Shellder [Egg Description]

Output: A purple Egg with a black line through the middle. Water is drawn to it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Gastly [Egg Description]

Output: A purple Egg with faded purple marks. It seems haunted.

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Input: [Egg Species] Onix [Egg Description]

Output: A grey Egg that looks like it has multiple parts. It's in a pile of pebbles.

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Input: [Egg Species] Drowzee [Egg Description]

Output: A yellow Egg with brown marks. It seems to glow.

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Input: [Egg Species] Krabby [Egg Description]

Output: An Egg that is half orange and half tan. Water is drawn to it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Voltorb [Egg Description]

Output: An Egg that is half red and half white. Sparks jump from it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Exeggcute [Egg Description]

Output: A peach Egg that is already cracked. Plants are drawn to it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Cubone [Egg Description]

Output: A white Egg with brown marks on it. It looks like a skull.

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Input: [Egg Species] Lickitung [Egg Description]

Output: A pink Egg with yellow rings. It seems hungry.

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Input: [Egg Species] Koffing [Egg Description]

Output: A purple Egg surrounded in smog. Nothing goes near it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Rhyhorn [Egg Description]

Output: A grey Egg that has a horn-like mark on it. It's half buried.

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Input: [Egg Species] Tangela [Egg Description]

Output: A blue Egg that seems to be tangled vines. Plants are drawn to it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Kangaskhan [Egg Description]

Output: A brown Egg with grey and cream marks. It seems very protective.

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Input: [Egg Species] Horsea [Egg Description]

Output: A blue Egg with cream marks. Water is drawn to it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Goldeen [Egg Description]

Output: A white egg with golden marks on it. Water is drawn to it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Staryu [Egg Description]

Output: A mostly gold egg with a red jewel on it. Water is drawn to it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Scyther [Egg Description]

Output: A green Egg with cream marks. It feels sticky.

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Input: [Egg Species] Pinser [Egg Description]

Output: A brown Egg with grey marks on top. It feels sticky.

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Input: [Egg Species] Tauros [Egg Description]

Output: A brown Egg with dark brown and silver marks. There's nothing special about it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Magikarp [Egg Description]

Output: An orange Egg with white marks on it. Water is drawn to it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Lapras [Egg Description]

Output: A blue Egg with a grey shell-like mark on it. Water is drawn to it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Ditto [Egg Description]

Output: A purple Egg that has strange shading. It tries to transform.

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Input: [Egg Species] Eevee [Egg Description]

Output: A brown Egg with a cream top. It reacts to many things.

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Input: [Egg Species] Porygon [Egg Description]

Output: A red and blue Egg. It seems man-made.

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Input: [Egg Species] Omanyte [Egg Description]

Output: A tan Egg with a blue bottom. It looks like a fossil.

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Input: [Egg Species] Kabuto [Egg Description]

Output: A brown Egg with black and red marks. It looks like a fossil.

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Input: [Egg Species] Aerodactyl [Egg Description]

Output: A pale purple Egg with darker marks on it. It looks like a fossil.

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Input: [Egg Species] Articuno [Egg Description]

Output: A blue Egg with an ice crystal on it. Everything near it is covered in ice.

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Input: [Egg Species] Zapdos [Egg Description]

Output: A yellow Egg with a lightning bolt on it. Static fills the air near it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Moltres [Egg Description]

Output: A orange Egg with flames on it. Everything close by is burned by it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Dratini [Egg Description]

Output: A blue Egg with grey marks on it. It seems fierce.

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Input: [Egg Species] Mewtwo [Egg Description]

Output: An Egg that was cloned from the DNA of another. It has a strong glow around it.

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Input: [Egg Species] Mew [Egg Description]

Output: A pink Egg that seems pure. It has a strong glow around it.

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Input: [Active Ingredient] Belladonna 30C HPUS [Purpose]

Output: Fever


Input: [Active Ingredient] Calcarea Carbonica 30C HPUS [Purpose]

Output: Throbbing ear pain


Input: [Active Ingredient] Chamomilla 30C HPUS [Purpose]

Output: Sleeplessness and irritability


Input: [Active Ingredient] Lycopodium 30C HPUS [Purpose]

Output: Ear pain


Input: [Active Ingredient] Pulsatilla 30C HPUS [Purpose]

Output: Ear itching, pain worse at night


Input: [Active Ingredient] Sulphur 30C HPUS [Purpose]

Output: Ear pain with burning


Input: [Name] Cryptolyte® UV Glow Additive for Urethanes and Silicones [Type] UV Glow Additive [Category]

Output: Urethane Plastic Accessories


Input: [Name] Ease Release® 200 General Purpose Aerosol Release Agent [Type] Release Agent [Category]

Output: Silicone Accessories


Input: [Name] Ignite® Fluorescent Color Additives Fluorescent Color for Liquid Urethane Rubbers, Plastics & Foams [Type] Fluorescent Color Tint [Category]

Output: Urethane Accessories


Input: [Name] INHIBIT-X® Cure Inhibition Protection [Type] Specialty [Category]

Output: Platinum Silicone Accessories


Input: [Name] NOVOCS Gloss [Type] Specialty [Category]

Output: Platinum Silicone Accessories


Input: [Name] NOVOCS Matte [Type] Specialty [Category]

Output: Platinum Silicone Accessories


Input: [Name] Plat Cat® Platinum Silicone Cure Accelerator [Type] Accelerator [Category]

Output: Platinum Silicone Accessories


Input: [Name] Psycho Paint® Platinum Silicone-based Paint [Type] Specialty [Category]

Output: Platinum Silicone Accessories


Input: [Name] Sil-Poxy Silicone Adhesive [Type] Adhesive [Category]

Output: Silicone Accessories


Input: [Name] Silc-Pig® Pigments Silicone Color Pigments [Type] Color Pigments [Category]

Output: Silicone Accessories


Input: [Name] Silicone Thinner [Type] Thinner [Category]

Output: Silicone Accessories


Input: [Name] Skin Tite® Platinum Silicone Skin-Safe Adhesive [Type] Specialty [Category]

Output: Platinum Silicone Accessories


Input: [Name] Slacker® Platinum Silicone Softener [Type] Tactile Mutator [Category]

Output: Platinum Silicone Accessories


Input: [Name] SLIDE® Surface Tension Diffuser [Category]

Output: Platinum Silicone Accessories


Input: [Name] Slo-Jo® Platinum Silicone Cure Retarder [Category]

Output: Platinum Silicone Accessories


Input: [Name] Super Seal® Low-viscosity Liquid Sealer [Type] Sealer. [Category]

Output: Silicone Accessories


Input: [Name] THI-VEX Silicone Thickening Agent [Type] Thickening Agent [Category]

Output: Silicone Accessories


Input: [Name] THI-VEX [Category]

Output: Silicone Accessories


Input: [Name] Ultimate Blood® Kit [Type] Color Pigments [Category]

Output: Silicone Accessories


Input: [Medications] Prescription antimicrobial mouthrinse [What is it?] A prescription mouthrinse containing an antimicrobial called chlorhexidine [Why is it used?] To control bacteria when treating gingivitis and after gum surgery [How is it used?]

Output: It’s used like a regular mouthwash.


Input: [Medications] Antiseptic chip [What is it?] A tiny piece of gelatin filled with the medicine chlorhexidine [Why is it used?] To control bacteria and reduce the size of periodontal pockets [How is it used?]

Output: After root planing, it’s placed in the pockets where the medicine is slowly released over time.


Input: [Medications] Antibiotic gel [What is it?] A gel that contains the antibiotic doxycycline [Why is it used?] To control bacteria and reduce the size of periodontal pockets [How is it used?]

Output: The periodontist puts it in the pockets after scaling and root planing. The antibiotic is released slowly over a period of about seven days.


Input: [Medications] Antibiotic microspheres [What is it?] Tiny, round particles that contain the antibiotic minocycline [Why is it used?] To control bacteria and reduce the size of periodontal pockets [How is it used?]

Output: The periodontist puts the microspheres into the pockets after scaling and root planing. The particles release minocycline slowly over time.


Input: [Medications] Enzyme suppressant [What is it?] A low dose of the medication doxycycline that keeps destructive enzymes in check [Why is it used?] To hold back the body’s enzyme response — If not controlled, certain enzymes can break down gum tissue [How is it used?]

Output: This medication is in tablet form. It is used in combination with scaling and root planing.


Input: [Medications] Oral antibiotics [What is it?] Antibiotic tablets or capsules [Why is it used?] For the short term treatment of an acute or locally persistent periodontal infection [How is it used?]

Output: These come as tablets or capsules and are taken by mouth.


Input: [Organ Effected] Stomach Motility [Adrenergic Response] Decreases [Cholinergic Response]

Output: Increases

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Input: [Organ Effected] Stomach Sphincters [Adrenergic Response] Contraction [Cholinergic Response]

Output: Relaxation

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Input: [Organ Effected] Stomach Acid Secretion [Adrenergic Response] Inhibition [Cholinergic Response]

Output: Stimulation

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Input: [Organ Effected] Intestinal Motility [Adrenergic Response] Decrease [Cholinergic Response]

Output: Increase

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Input: [Organ Effected] Intestinal Sphincters [Adrenergic Response] Contraction [Cholinergic Response]

Output: Relaxation

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Input: [Organ Effected] Intestinal Secretion [Adrenergic Response] Inhibition [Cholinergic Response]

Output: Stimulation

Factors Affecting Alcohol Absorption | Drunk Driving Law and Advice


Input: [Features] TractiveGroove Technology [Benefits]

Output: Offers enhanced traction in deep mud and snow

Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac Tires LT305/55R20 E 312030142 Goodyear Tire


Input: [Features] Self-cleaning shoulder blocks [Benefits]

Output: Help provide enhanced dirt, gravel and mud traction

Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac Tires LT305/55R20 E 312030142 Goodyear Tire


Input: [Features] Highly angled center tread blocks [Benefits]

Output: Help provide enhanced traction and lateral stability while reducing road noise

Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac Tires LT305/55R20 E 312030142 Goodyear Tire


Input: [Features] Mountain Snowflake Symbol [Benefits]

Output: Designation for outstanding winter traction

Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac Tires LT305/55R20 E 312030142 Goodyear Tire


Input: [Features] Rim protector [Benefits]

Output: Helps protect wheels from accidental curb damage

Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac Tires LT305/55R20 E 312030142 Goodyear Tire


Input: [Features] Pinned for #16 metal studs* [Benefits]

Output: Enhanced traction in winter driving conditions

Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac Tires LT305/55R20 E 312030142 Goodyear Tire


Input: [Taxonomic Group:] Nymphalidae: Nymphalinae and Melitaeinae (brushfoot butterflies including anglewings, tortoiseshells, ladies, buckeyes, checkerspots, and crescent spots.) [Special Concerns:] Use open terrarium technique. Disinfect, replace cuttings, and remove frass every five days. [Disease Susceptibility:]

Output: Low

Raising-Butterflies: Six Steps to Keep Caterpillars Healthy and Free from Disease


Input: [Taxonomic Group:] Nymphalidae: Danainae (monarchs and queens) and Heliconiinae (longwings) [Special Concerns:] Disinfect for OE; remove frass and replace cuttings every three or four days. [Disease Susceptibility:]

Output: Medium

Raising-Butterflies: Six Steps to Keep Caterpillars Healthy and Free from Disease


Input: [Taxonomic Group:] Nymphalidae: Limenitidinae (admirals and viceroys) [Special Concerns:] Larvae are less susceptible to disease when rearing in a humid environment as they are accustomed to this in nature. [Disease Susceptibility:]

Output: Low

Raising-Butterflies: Six Steps to Keep Caterpillars Healthy and Free from Disease


Input: [Taxonomic Group:] Nymphalidae: Satyrinae (wood nymphs and ringlets only ) [Special Concerns:] Larvae are generalists and avoid disease if reared in potted grasses of many common varieties [Disease Susceptibility:]

Output: Low

Raising-Butterflies: Six Steps to Keep Caterpillars Healthy and Free from Disease


Input: [Taxonomic Group:] Nymphalidae: Greater Fritillaries from the genus, Speyeria. [Special Concerns:] Special needs group. See instructions located here. [Disease Susceptibility:]

Output: High

Raising-Butterflies: Six Steps to Keep Caterpillars Healthy and Free from Disease


Input: [Taxonomic Group:] Pieridae and Lycaenidae (white/sulphurs/orange tips and blues/coppers/hairstreaks) [Special Concerns:] Avoid closed container rearing whenever possible. Larvae are very susceptible to illness when overexposed to their own moist frass; even if reared in isolation. [Disease Susceptibility:]

Output: Medium/High

Raising-Butterflies: Six Steps to Keep Caterpillars Healthy and Free from Disease


Input: [Taxonomic Group:] Papilionidae (Tiger and machaon group swallowtails) [Special Concerns:] Avoid closed container rearing whenever possible. Avoid humidity; especially for Western North American species. [Disease Susceptibility:]

Output: Medium

Raising-Butterflies: Six Steps to Keep Caterpillars Healthy and Free from Disease


Input: [Taxonomic Group:] Papilionidae: Papilio indra complex [Special Concerns:] Special needs group. See instructions located here. [Disease Susceptibility:]

Output: High

Raising-Butterflies: Six Steps to Keep Caterpillars Healthy and Free from Disease


Input: [0] Danger level [1] Icon [2] Snowpack stability [3] Avalanche triggering probability [5] Consequences for persons outside secured zones / recommendations [4]

Output: Consequences for transportation routes and settlements / recommendations

SLF > Snow information > Additional info > European Danger Scale > European Danger Scale with recommendations


Input: [0] 5 very high [2] The snowpack is poorly bonded and largely unstable in general. [3] Numerous large-sized and often very large-sized natural avalanches can be expected, even in moderately steep terrain. [5] Highly unfavourable conditions. Avoid open terrain. [4]

Output: Acute danger.Comprehensive safety measures.

SLF > Snow information > Additional info > European Danger Scale > European Danger Scale with recommendations


Input: [0] 4 high [2] The snowpack is poorly bonded on most steep slopes 1. [3] Triggering is likely even from low additional loads 2 on many steep slopes. In some cases, numerous medium-sized and often large-sized natural avalanches can be expected. [5] Unfavourable conditions.Extensive experience in the assessment of avalanche danger is required. Remain in moderately steep terrain / heed avalanche run out zones. [4]

Output: Many exposed sectors are endangered. Safety measures recommended in those places.

SLF > Snow information > Additional info > European Danger Scale > European Danger Scale with recommendations


Input: [0] 3 considerable [2] The snowpack is moderately to poorly bonded on many steep slopes 1. [3] Triggering is possible, even from low additional loads 2 particularly on the indicated steep slopes. In some cases medium-sized, in isolated cases large-sized natural avalanches are possible. [5] Partially unfavourable conditions.Experience in the assessment of avalanche danger is required. Steep slopes of indicated aspects and altitude zones should be avoided if possible. [4]

Output: Isolated exposed sectors are endangered.Some safety measures recommended in those places.

SLF > Snow information > Additional info > European Danger Scale > European Danger Scale with recommendations


Input: [0] 2 moderate [2] The snowpack is only moderately well bonded on some steep slopes 1, otherwise well bonded in general. [3] Triggering is possible primarily from high additional loads 2, particularly on the indicated steep slopes. Large-sized natural avalanches are unlikely. [5] Mostly favourable conditions. Careful route selection, especially on steep slopes of indicated aspects and altitude zones. [4]

Output: Low danger of natural avalanches.

SLF > Snow information > Additional info > European Danger Scale > European Danger Scale with recommendations


Input: [0] 1 low [2] The snowpack is well bonded and stable in general. [3] Triggering is generally possible only from high additional loads 2 in isolated areas of very steep, extreme terrain. Only sluffs and small-sized natural avalanches are possible. [5] Generally safe conditions. [4]

Output: No danger.

SLF > Snow information > Additional info > European Danger Scale > European Danger Scale with recommendations


Input: [Motif] animal birthaday [Sheets/Pack] 1 Sheets [Item name] Sticker MAGIC animal birthday, cardboard [Features]

Output: cardboard


Input: [Motif] Animal in the forest [Sheets/Pack] 1 Sheets [Item name] Sticker MAGIC Animals in the forest, Moving eyes [Features]

Output: Moving eyes


Input: [Motif] Animal photos cats [Sheets/Pack] 1 Sheets [Item name] Sticker MAGIC animal photos cats, Lackpuffy [Features]

Output: LackPuffy


Input: [Motif] Animal photos horses [Sheets/Pack] 1 Sheets [Item name] Sticker MAGIC animal photos horses, Lackpuffy [Features]

Output: LackPuffy


Input: [Motif] Animals of Africa [Sheets/Pack] 1 Sheets [Item name] Sticker MAGIC Animals of Africa, Prismaticfoil [Features]

Output: Prismatic foil


Input: [Motif] Animals on wheels, [Sheets/Pack] 1 Sheets [Item name] Sticker MAGIC animals on wheels, Moving eyes [Features]

Output: Puffy, Moving eyes


Input: [Motif] aquatic animals [Sheets/Pack] 1 Sheets [Item name] Sticker MAGIC aquatic animals, 3D foil [Features]

Output: 3D foil


Input: [Motif] Arrogant owls [Sheets/Pack] 1 Sheets [Item name] Sticker MAGIC Arrogant owls, glitter foil/stones [Features]

Output: glitter foil/Jewels


Input: [Motif] Australian Animal F. [Sheets/Pack] 1 Sheets [Item name] Sticker MAGIC australian animal families, Puffy [Features]

Output: Puffy


Input: [Motif] Baby and Mummy Dinos [Sheets/Pack] 1 Sheets [Item name] Sticker MAGIC baby and mummy dinos, 3D foil [Features]

Output: 3D foil


Input: [Dicots] Embryo with 2 cotyledons, usually developing above ground [Monocots]

Output: Embryo with 1 cotyledon, usually developing under ground


Input: [Dicots] A primary root usually present [Monocots]

Output: Roots usually fibrous


Input: [Dicots] Growth either herbaceous or woody [Monocots]

Output: Growth is mostly herbaceous


Input: [Dicots] Vascular bundles usually forming a ring [Monocots]

Output: Vascular bundles scattered


Input: [Dicots] Leaves usually net-veined [Monocots]

Output: Leaves usually parallel-veined


Input: [Dicots] Flower parts usually 4 or 5 [Monocots]

Output: Flower parts usually in multiples of 3


Input: [Sweeteners] Artificial Sweeteners [Index/Load] N/A [Information]

Output: Never a Healthy Sugar Alternative All artificial chemical sweeteners are toxic and can indirectly lead to weight gain, the very reason many people consume them. They should be avoided. In fact, given a choice between high fructose corn syrup and artificial sweeteners, we recommend high fructose corn syrup by far (though it’s essentially asking if you should consume poison or worse poison).

Sugars & Substitutes with their Glycemic Index & Load Glycemic indexes and loads are an average based on a wide variety of sources that base their findings on a glucose scale. These figures are estimates. The accurate glycemic index and the glycemic load for each individual person varies depending on many factors including body composition and other foods that are being digested at the same time. If you know of some good glycemic load resources for sweeteners please leave us a comment, as they are lacking on the internet.


Input: [Sweeteners] Stevia [Index/Load] 0/0 [Information]

Output: Best Healthy Sugar Alternative Though it is 200-300 times sweeter than table sugar, stevia is not a sugar. Unlike other popular sweeteners, it has a glycemic index rating of less than 1 and therefore does not feed candida (yeast) or cause any of the numerous other problems associated with sugar consumption. Read more about stevia here on OLM. Please note that Stevia and Truvia are not the same thing. Truvia is an artificial sweetener.


Input: [Sweeteners] Date Sugar and Dried Dates [Index/Load] 103/40 [Information]

Output: Many health advocates use dates as there sweetener but others point to the very high glycemic index and load at reason to stay away from dates.


Input: [Sweeteners] Xylitol [Index/Load] 7/9 [Information]

Output: Xylitol is a natural sugar alcohol sweetener found in the fibers of fruits and vegetables which can cause bloating, diarrhea, and flatulence with initial consumption. It’s said to be safe for pregnant women, and is said to possibly treat ear infections, osteoporosis, respiratory infections, candida, and is it even helps fight cavities. In fact, in Finland, virtually all chewing gum is sweetened with xylitol.


Input: [Sweeteners] Agave Nectar [Index/Load] 10-30/ 1-10 [Information]

Output: A sweet syrup made from the Blue Agave plant, Agave Nectar is obtained by the extraction and purification of “sap” from the agave plant, which is broken down by natural enzymes into the monosaccharides (simple sugars): mainly fructose (70-75%) and dextrose (20-26%). Read more about agave nectar at OLM.


Input: [Sweeteners] Fructose [Index/Load] 10-19/ 0 [Information]

Output: Though fructose has a low glycemic index rating, fructose consumption should be limited. Fructose is linked to heart disease as it raises triglycerides and cholesterol. It is devoid of nutrition.


Input: [Sweeteners] Brown Rice Syrup [Index/Load] 25 -65?/ ? [Information]

Output: It is not recommended for diabetics, since its sweetness comes from maltose which is known to cause spikes in blood sugar. The range on the glycemic index for this sweetener is not due to a range found within different brands or sources. There is considerable debate as to what the glycemic index is on this sweetener, and a GI rating of 25 while most often reported by manufactures of the syrup seems far fetched and unlikely. Little research has been done and a wide range of GIs have been reported. We could not find the glycemic load anywhere.


Input: [Sweeteners] Raw Honey [Index/Load] 25-50/ 15-30 [Information]

Output: A Healthy Sugar Alternative in moderation, but… With antioxidants, minerals, vitamins, amino acids, enzymes, carbohydrates, and phytonutrients, raw, unprocessed honey is considered a superfood by many alternative health care practitioners and a remedy for many health ailments. Choose your honey wisely. Different honeys have different glycemic indexes. There is nothing beneficial about processed honey. Honey does not retain its healthy properties when cooked, this includes being used in hot coffee or tea. Read more about honey


Input: [Sweeteners] Coconut Palm Sugar [Index/Load] 35/1 [Information]

Output: Originally made from the sugary sap of the Palmyra palm , the date palm or sugar date palm (Phoenix sylvestris). It’s also made from the sap of coconut palms. With a relatively low glycemic index, Coconut palm sugar is the new rage among health nuts. It’s often called “coconut nectar sugar” or “coconut sugar”. Note that some coconut palm sugar is mixed with cane sugar, and the brands that do this should be avoided.


Input: [Sweeteners] Apple Juice [Index/Load] 40/10 [Information]

Output: Fresh has its health benefits but it still a concentrated and refined sugar. We recommend eating fresh raw whole apples and if you want to juice apples we recommend granny smiths. Concentrated apple juice (sometimes used as a sweetener) is a very concentrated refined sugar like white table sugar and should be avoided.


Input: [Sweeteners] Barley Malt Syrup [Index/Load] 42/? [Information]

Output: Barley malt syrup is considered to be one of the healthiest sweeteners in the natural food industry. Barley malt is made by soaking and sprouting barley to make malt, then combining it with more barley and cooking this mixture until the starch is converted to sugar. The mash is then strained and cooked down to syrup or dried into powder.


Input: [Sweeteners] Amazake [Index/Load] 43/? [Information]

Output: This is an ancient, Oriental whole grain sweetener made from cultured brown rice. It has a thick, pudding-like consistency. It’s not easy to find in the U.S., but it is a great alternative to refined table sugar.


Input: [Sweeteners] Sugar Cane Juice [Index/Load] 43/? [Information]

Output: Healthy Sugar Alternative in moderation Sugar cane juice has many nutrients and other beneficial properties and is said by some health practitioners to be almost as medicinal as raw honey.


Input: [Sweeteners] Organic Sugar [Index/Load] 60-65/? [Information]

Output: Organic sugar comes from sugar cane grown without the use of chemicals or pesticides. It is usually darker than traditional white sugar because it contains some molasses. (It has usually been processed to the degree, or close to it, as regular white sugar is processed).


Input: [Sweeteners] Maple Syrup [Index/Load] 54/? [Information]

Output: Maple syrup is made by boiling sap collected from natural growth maple trees during March & April. It is refined sap and is therefore processed. It has a high glycemic index, and though it is much more nutritious then refined table sugar and high fructose corn syrup, there are better choices.


Input: [Sweeteners] Evaporated Cane Juice [Index/Load] 55/? [Information]

Output: Evaporated cane juice is often considered unrefined sugar, but juicing is a refining process, and evaporating refines further. Though better than turbinado, cane juice (unevaporated) is a better choice as a sweetener.


Input: [Sweeteners] Black Strap Molasses [Index/Load] 55/? [Information]

Output: White refined table sugar is sugar cane with all the nutrition taken out. Black strap molasses is all of that nutrition that was taken away. A quality organic (must be organic!) molasses provides iron, calcium, copper, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium and zinc, and is alkalizing to the body.


Input: [Sweeteners] Turbinado [Index/Load] 65/? [Information]

Output: Turbinado sugar is partially processed sugar, also called raw sugar. Raw Sugar


Input: [Sweeteners] Raw sugar [Index/Load] 65/? [Information]

Output: Raw sugar is not actually raw sugar. It is processed, though not as refined as common white table sugar. Therefore, given a choice between raw and white, choose raw. There are many different variations of raw sugar with many different names depending on how refined it is.


Input: [Sweeteners] Cola (and most other sodas) [Index/Load] 70/? [Information]

Output: Though cola has a lower GI ranking then some might expect, there are many other reasons to avoid cola, or any type of soda. There is nothing beneficial to the human body inside a can of soda (not to mention we should avoid drinking out of aluminum cans!).


Input: [Sweeteners] Corn Syrup [Index/Load] 75/? [Information]

Output: Corn syrup has very little nutrition and should be avoided.


Input: [Sweeteners] Refined, Pasteurized Honey [Index/Load] 40-75/ 10-22 [Information]

Output: The nutrition is gone, and there is often high fructose corn syrup added to processed honey. Refined pasteurized honey is no better than white table sugar.


Input: [Sweeteners] Refined Table Sugar [Index/Load] 65/7 [Information]

Output: Conventionally grown, chemically processed, and striped of all beneficial properties, many health advocates believe that refined sugar is one of the two leading causes (high fructose corn syrup is the other) of nearly every health ailment known to man (or woman or child). Not only does it have a high GI ranking, but it also is extremely acidic to the body causing calcium and other mineral depletion from bones and organs (sugar is alkaline but has a very acidic effect on the body).


Input: [Sweeteners] High Fructose Corn Syrup [Index/Load] 60-87/? [Information]

Output: Many health advocates believe that high fructose corn syrup and refined sugar are the two biggest contributors to health ailments in our society. High fructose corn syrup is a combination of sucrose and fructose.


Input: [Sweeteners] Glucose (AKA Dextrose) [Index/Load] 100/? [Information]

Output: White bread was the benchmark, but for consistency glucose now holds the rating at 100.


Input: [Sweeteners] Maltodextrin [Index/Load] 150/? [Information]

Output: Foods that have maltodextrin often say “Low Sugar” or “Complex Carbohydrate”, but this sweetener should be avoided!


Input: lively, speed, slam, good transient [1] > <

Output: restrictive, controlled, may be less engaging

A PLINTH - TURNTABLE BASE for TECHNICS SP-10 mk2/MkIII Direct Drive -SL-1000 DD Professional Studio Turntable

HEAVY solid, relative heavy plinth on rubber feet, cones or specific points


Input: risk for colouration [1] > <

Output: neutrality

A PLINTH - TURNTABLE BASE for TECHNICS SP-10 mk2/MkIII Direct Drive -SL-1000 DD Professional Studio Turntable

HEAVY solid, relative heavy plinth on rubber feet, cones or specific points


Input: empirical search for best materials in relation to sound [1] > <

Output: choice of materials and combination seem less critical

A PLINTH - TURNTABLE BASE for TECHNICS SP-10 mk2/MkIII Direct Drive -SL-1000 DD Professional Studio Turntable

HEAVY solid, relative heavy plinth on rubber feet, cones or specific points


Input: precise combination of materials eliminates resonances [1] > <

Output: unwanted effects generally cancelled by sheer weight

A PLINTH - TURNTABLE BASE for TECHNICS SP-10 mk2/MkIII Direct Drive -SL-1000 DD Professional Studio Turntable

HEAVY solid, relative heavy plinth on rubber feet, cones or specific points


Input: tonearm and arm board become part of the construction [1] > <

Output: base / plinth does have a less critical effect on tonearm

A PLINTH - TURNTABLE BASE for TECHNICS SP-10 mk2/MkIII Direct Drive -SL-1000 DD Professional Studio Turntable

HEAVY solid, relative heavy plinth on rubber feet, cones or specific points


Input: adding a second tonearm will alter the performance of the total system somewhat [1] > <

Output: the heavy plinth/base allows more tonearms to be mounted

A PLINTH - TURNTABLE BASE for TECHNICS SP-10 mk2/MkIII Direct Drive -SL-1000 DD Professional Studio Turntable

HEAVY solid, relative heavy plinth on rubber feet, cones or specific points


Input: distortion prone if not critically and emperically damped [1] > <

Output: damping is critrical to eliminate mechanical feed back

A PLINTH - TURNTABLE BASE for TECHNICS SP-10 mk2/MkIII Direct Drive -SL-1000 DD Professional Studio Turntable

HEAVY solid, relative heavy plinth on rubber feet, cones or specific points


Input: poor tonearm quality influences the sound [1] > <

Output: a low quality tonearm can sound better than it actually is

A PLINTH - TURNTABLE BASE for TECHNICS SP-10 mk2/MkIII Direct Drive -SL-1000 DD Professional Studio Turntable

HEAVY solid, relative heavy plinth on rubber feet, cones or specific points


Input: choice of cartridge is very critical as it easily interacts with arm/ board / plinth [1] > <

Output: cartridge will naturally show its actual quality in relation to a specific tonearm

A PLINTH - TURNTABLE BASE for TECHNICS SP-10 mk2/MkIII Direct Drive -SL-1000 DD Professional Studio Turntable

HEAVY solid, relative heavy plinth on rubber feet, cones or specific points


Input: measures have to be taken to prevent swinging (wow) in the horizontal plane [1] > <

Output: heavy plinths (and platters) add to stability of the nominal speed

A PLINTH - TURNTABLE BASE for TECHNICS SP-10 mk2/MkIII Direct Drive -SL-1000 DD Professional Studio Turntable

HEAVY solid, relative heavy plinth on rubber feet, cones or specific points


Input: in case of a belt drive turntable, the motor should be located in a heavy housing to prevent transmitting vibrations [1] > <

Output: in case of a direct drive turntable, the motor benefits from the heavy plinth

A PLINTH - TURNTABLE BASE for TECHNICS SP-10 mk2/MkIII Direct Drive -SL-1000 DD Professional Studio Turntable

HEAVY solid, relative heavy plinth on rubber feet, cones or specific points


Input: [Abnormal Phenomena] small water output [Possible Reasons] 1.The blockage of bubble head filter 2.The blockage of litters in trim 3.The pump is smaller or is blocked 4.The quantity of water or the pressure of water is not enough [Treatments]

Output: 1.Dismantle the bubble head and clean the filter 2.Dismantle the heart and clean the litters 3.Exchange or clean the pipe 4.Increases the quantity or pressure of water

Chrome Finish Polished Double Handles Basin Bidet Faucets Mixer Taps - Tmart


Input: [Abnormal Phenomena] There is a leak or no water in the heart position. [Possible Reasons] 1.The shaft of the heart broke 2.The plastic chip inside the heart broke 3.The ceramics in the heart is damaged 4.The heart nut is not locked tightly 5.The plastic shell of the heart is damaged or is parted 6.The heart rotation does not work or is blocked. [Treatments]

Output: 1.Exchange the heart 2.Exchange the heart 3.Exchange the heart 4.Tight up the nut firmly; Exchange the heart

Chrome Finish Polished Double Handles Basin Bidet Faucets Mixer Taps - Tmart


Input: [Abnormal Phenomena] The bubble head or the outlet leaks [Possible Reasons] 1.The heart is bad 2.The equipment is bad 3.The partition leaks 4.The bubble head is not fit tightly 5.The water stop pad is not installed 6.The outlet inner teeth are damaged or broke open [Treatments]

Output: 1.Exchange the heart 2.Reconfigure it 3.Change the body 4.Tight up the bubble head 5.Add the water stop pad

Chrome Finish Polished Double Handles Basin Bidet Faucets Mixer Taps - Tmart


Input: [Abnormal Phenomena] The inlet position leaks [Possible Reasons] 1.The inlet nut broke open 2.The inlet inner teeth are bad or is damaged 3.The inlet teeth is much smaller 4.The nut is not fitted with O shaped circle or the nut is not fitted correctly 5.O-ring or the pad is aging 6.The pad is not fitted with or the pad is damaged The inlet broke pen; [Treatments]

Output: 1.Exchange a good nut 2.Change the body 3.Exchange the body or do a rework 4.Add the O-ring or require it to be in place 5.Add a good pad 6.Exchange good quality inlet

Chrome Finish Polished Double Handles Basin Bidet Faucets Mixer Taps - Tmart


Input: [Abnormal Phenomena] The handle gets loose [Possible Reasons] 1.The nuts on the handle are not fixed tightly 2.The handle teeth loosed 3.The wiggling scale of the heart shaft is larger 4.The handle does not fit the central shaft 5.The inside diving gear is damaged [Treatments]

Output: 1.Tight the nut 2.Exchange the handle 3.Exchange the heart 4.Exchange the matching handle or central shaft 5.Exchange a doo quality handle

Chrome Finish Polished Double Handles Basin Bidet Faucets Mixer Taps - Tmart


Input: [Abnormal Phenomena] Feel tight for the handle [Possible Reasons] 1.The heart part or the nut is fixed too tightly 2.Fixed much tighter 3.Feel tight for the heart; [Treatments]

Output: 1.Loose the fixed nut for about 10nm-15nm 2.Exchange the heart 3.Slightly elevate the handle or until it does not get stuck

Chrome Finish Polished Double Handles Basin Bidet Faucets Mixer Taps - Tmart


Input: [Abnormal Phenomena] The surface is not satisfying [Possible Reasons] 1.Blister, peeled, become yellow, wrinkle, crack, scratch hands, a lot pits,pinhole porosity, material compaction, shape distortion, hurts, scratching, paint removing, be oxidized,become black [Treatments]

Output: 1.Do not use the cleaning agent with acidity and the abrasiveness 2.Do not use the cleaning ball to clean the faucet surface

Chrome Finish Polished Double Handles Basin Bidet Faucets Mixer Taps - Tmart


Input: [Abnormal Phenomena] Water leaks from the faucet head [Possible Reasons] 1.Incorrect installation 2.The accessory is broken or cracked 3.The handle is broken. [Treatments]

Output: 1.Reinstall 2.Replace the accessory 3.Replace the faucet head

Chrome Finish Polished Double Handles Basin Bidet Faucets Mixer Taps - Tmart


Input: [Abnormal Phenomena] Water leaks from the tube. [Possible Reasons] 1.Disengage, deform, break, tear, crack [Treatments]

Output: 1.Replace the tube

Chrome Finish Polished Double Handles Basin Bidet Faucets Mixer Taps - Tmart


Input: [Abnormal Phenomena] Water leaks from the body. [Possible Reasons] Water leaks from sand hole, flaw and clapboard [Treatments]

Output: 1.Replace the body

Chrome Finish Polished Double Handles Basin Bidet Faucets Mixer Taps - Tmart


Input: [Abnormal Phenomena] Lack of accessory [Possible Reasons] 1.Forget to put in the package 2.Get lost while installing [Treatments]

Output: 1.Add the missing accessory 2.Pay attention while installing

Chrome Finish Polished Double Handles Basin Bidet Faucets Mixer Taps - Tmart


Input: [Abnormal Phenomena] Water leaks from the joint of faucet head and tube [Possible Reasons] 1.The O-ring, or water stop gasket hasn′t been installed or the O-ring is too small 2.The teeth inside and outside is broken or cracked [Treatments]

Output: 1.Install the O-ring, water stop gasket or standard O-ring 2.Replace the high quality one

Chrome Finish Polished Double Handles Basin Bidet Faucets Mixer Taps - Tmart


Input: [Abnormal Phenomena] Water leaks from the five-way end cap or teeth tube joint [Possible Reasons] 1.The water stop tape isn′t sealed well [Treatments]

Output: 1.Install the sealing tape well

Chrome Finish Polished Double Handles Basin Bidet Faucets Mixer Taps - Tmart


Input: [Abnormal Phenomena] Time lapse faucet can′t stop outflowing or takes long time to outflow. [Possible Reasons] 1.Heart in bad condition 2.The press between valve body and valve core is not enough 3.The time lapse spring is not strong enough to get the water out in time [Treatments]

Output: 1.Replace the heart 2.Reinstall it tightly 3.Replace the spring and adjust the time of outflowing

Chrome Finish Polished Double Handles Basin Bidet Faucets Mixer Taps - Tmart


Input: [Abnormal Phenomena] Water leaks from time lapse faucet [Possible Reasons] 1.Water stop gasket is broken 2.The heart nut gets loose or is skewed 3.The joint is not tight 4.The heart can′t stop water outflowing [Treatments]

Output: 1.Replace the water stop gasket 2.Reinstall it with glue to keep it tight 3.Reinstall it with glue to keep it tight 4.Clean up the impurities inside and check the heart gasket ring 5.Replace it if it is broken or without enough hardness (standard: 85)

Chrome Finish Polished Double Handles Basin Bidet Faucets Mixer Taps - Tmart


Input: [Trap type] Mega-Catch™ 'Premier' [carbon-dioxide] No [octenol] Yes [lights] Yes [other attractants/ features] Attractant liquid [power requirements] Mains power [heat]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Trap type] Mega-Catch™ 'Alpha' [carbon-dioxide] No [octenol] Yes [lights] Yes [other attractants/ features] Attractant liquid [power requirements] Mains power [heat]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Trap type] Mosquito Magnet Defender [carbon-dioxide] Yes, from combustion of propane [octenol] Yes [lights] No [other attractants/ features] - [power requirements] Mains power [heat]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Trap type] Skeeter Vac [carbon-dioxide] Yes, from combustion of propane [octenol] Yes [lights] No [other attractants/ features] - [power requirements] No [heat]

Output: No

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Input: [Trap type] Dragonfly [carbon-dioxide] Yes, from CO2 cylinder [octenol] Yes [lights] No [other attractants/ features] Electrified grid to kill mosquitoes [power requirements] Mains power [heat]

Output: No

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Input: [Trap type] Mosquito Deleto [carbon-dioxide] Yes, from combustion of propane [octenol] Yes [lights] No [other attractants/ features] Sticky paper [power requirements] No [heat]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Trap type] Sonic Web [carbon-dioxide] No [octenol] Yes [lights] No [other attractants/ features] Sound, sticky paper [power requirements] Mains power [heat]

Output: No

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Input: [Trap type] Mosquito Power Trap (Flowtron) [carbon-dioxide] Yes, from combustion of propane [octenol] No [lights] No [other attractants/ features] No [power requirements] Mains power [heat]

Output: No

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Input: [Trap type] Lentek Mosquito Trap [carbon-dioxide] Yes, from combustion of propane [octenol] No [lights] No [other attractants/ features] No [power requirements] Mains power [heat]

Output: No

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Input: [Trap type] Lentek 'Ecotrap' [carbon-dioxide] Yes, from fermentation [octenol] No [lights] No [other attractants/ features] Attractant liquid, sticky paper [power requirements] Mains power [heat]

Output: No

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Input: [Bearing grease] Boats [Ink] Insecticides [Floor wax] Car and bicycle tires [Solvents]

Output: Sweaters

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Input: [Bearing grease] Perfumes [Ink] Dishwasher parts [Floor wax] Shoe polish [Solvents]

Output: Clothing

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Input: [Bearing grease] CD players [Ink] Antiseptics [Floor wax] Curtains [Solvents]

Output: Transparent tape

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Input: [Bearing grease] Antihistamines [Ink] Purses [Floor wax] Shoes [Solvents]

Output: Vitamin capsules

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Input: [Bearing grease] Dyes [Ink] Pantyhose [Floor wax] Refrigerant [Solvents]

Output: Putty

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Input: [Bearing grease] TV cabinets [Ink] Electrician's tape [Floor wax] Tool racks [Solvents]

Output: Skis

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Input: [Bearing grease] Insect repellent [Ink] Umbrellas [Floor wax] Acrylic yarns [Solvents]

Output: Mops

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Input: [Bearing grease] Fishing rods [Ink] Lipstick [Floor wax] Denture adhesive [Solvents]

Output: Toilet seats

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Input: [Bearing grease] Tennis rackets [Ink] Rubber cement [Floor wax] Rubber boots [Solvents]

Output: Glycerin

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Input: [Bearing grease] Grocery bags [Ink] Water pipes [Floor wax] Hand lotion [Solvents]

Output: Trash bags

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Input: [Bearing grease] Shower curtains [Ink] Guitar strings [Floor wax] Luggage [Solvents]

Output: Paint rollers

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Input: [Bearing grease] Ice chests [Ink] Combs [Floor wax] CDs and DVDs [Solvents]

Output: Toothbrushes

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Input: [Bearing grease] Tents [Ink] Heart valves [Floor wax] Crayons [Solvents]

Output: Balloons

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Input: [Bearing grease] Dishes [Ink] Cameras [Floor wax] Anesthetics [Solvents]

Output: Pillows

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Input: [Bearing grease] Drinking cups [Ink] Movie film [Floor wax] Shaving cream [Solvents]

Output: Soft contact lenses

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Input: [Bearing grease] Soccer cleats [Ink] Upholstery [Floor wax] Paint brushes [Solvents]

Output: Ballpoint pens

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Input: [Bearing grease] Nail polish [Ink] Fishing lures [Floor wax] Parachutes [Solvents]

Output: Sports car bodies

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Input: [Bearing grease] Caulking [Ink] Petroleum jelly [Floor wax] Artificial limbs [Solvents]

Output: Motorcycle helmets

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Input: [Bearing grease] Basketballs [Ink] Soap [Floor wax] Ammonia [Solvents]

Output: Food preservatives

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Input: [Bearing grease] Cortisone [Ink] Deodorant [Floor wax] Detergents [Solvents]

Output: Dashboards

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Input: [Bearing grease] Rubbing alcohol [Ink] Linings [Floor wax] Telephones [Solvents]

Output: Life jackets

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Input: [Bearing grease] Epoxy [Ink] Paint [Floor wax] Bandages [Solvents]

Output: Car battery cases

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Input: [Bearing grease] Hair coloring [Ink] Roofing [Floor wax] Refrigerators [Solvents]

Output: Fertilizers

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Input: [Bearing grease] Synthetic rubber [Ink] Electric blankets [Floor wax] Vaporizers [Solvents]

Output: Linoleum

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Input: [Bearing grease] Nylon rope [Ink] Candles [Floor wax] Enamel [Solvents]

Output: Dice

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Input: [Bearing grease] Shampoo [Ink] Wheels [Floor wax] Folding doors [Solvents]

Output: Surfboards

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Input: [Bearing grease] Eyeglasses [Ink] Antifreeze [Floor wax] Toothpaste [Solvents]

Output: Aspirin

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Input: [0] Texture of feces [1] Color of feces [3] Occasional accompanying symptoms [4] Most probable cause [2]

Output: Presence of blood

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Input: [0] Stringy, semi-solid / loose / diarrhea [1] Light brown / green [3] Appetite loss; weight loss, sometimes sudden in onset [4] Nematode infestation: Crenosoma striatum [2]

Output: Usually none, but can be present in cases of heavy infestation; usually seen as bleeding from the mouth

The Importance of Faecal Indices in Assessing Gastrointestinal Parasite Infestation and Bacterial Infection in the Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) - Table 1


Input: [0] Semi-solid / crumbly:- undigested food present [1] Light brown [3] Mediocre appetite; very little/no weight gain or gradual weight loss [4] Nematode infestation: Capillaria erinacei or trematodes such as Brachylaemus spp. [2]

Output: Usually none

The Importance of Faecal Indices in Assessing Gastrointestinal Parasite Infestation and Bacterial Infection in the Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) - Table 1


Input: [0] Mostly normal, but sometimes slightly loose [1] Normal color (dependent on food eaten) with dark green segment at one end of stool [3] Weight gain might be a little slower than expected [4] Hymenolepis erinacei [2]

Output: Usually none

The Importance of Faecal Indices in Assessing Gastrointestinal Parasite Infestation and Bacterial Infection in the Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) - Table 1


Input: [0] Diarrhea [1] Bright/very light green [3] Appetite loss [4] Protozoan infestation: Isospora, resulting in Coccidiosis [2]

Output: Usually present. Amount signifies degree of progression of the infestation/damage to gut wall

The Importance of Faecal Indices in Assessing Gastrointestinal Parasite Infestation and Bacterial Infection in the Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) - Table 1


Input: [0] Diarrhea [1] Brown [3] Extremely rapid weight loss leading to emaciated appearance, dehydration, collapse then death if not treated immediately [4] Bacterial infection: Clostridium perfringens or threadworms such as Capillaria aerophila [2]

Output: Large amount of blood produced from mouth and anus due to hemorrhaging tissue

The Importance of Faecal Indices in Assessing Gastrointestinal Parasite Infestation and Bacterial Infection in the Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) - Table 1


Input: [0] Diarrhea, very watery [1] Brown [3] Extremely restless. Often seen walking purposefully in the daylight, usually followed by collapse due to exhaustion and dehydration [4] Bacterial infection: Escherichia coli [2]

Output: Not usually

The Importance of Faecal Indices in Assessing Gastrointestinal Parasite Infestation and Bacterial Infection in the Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) - Table 1


Input: [0] Semi-solid / loose / diarrhea [1] Dark green [3] Appetite loss [4] Bacterial infection: Salmonella spp. [2]

Output: Occasionally

The Importance of Faecal Indices in Assessing Gastrointestinal Parasite Infestation and Bacterial Infection in the Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) - Table 1


Input: [0] Dry, hard stools [1] Black / brown (color essentially determined by diet, but darker than normal) [3] Appetite loss and occasionally restless [4] Recent treatment for intestinal worms, which may have resulted in a blockage / food too dry [2]

The Importance of Faecal Indices in Assessing Gastrointestinal Parasite Infestation and Bacterial Infection in the Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) - Table 1


Input: [Usual Color] dark [Other] glassy appearance [Composition] lava glass [Rock Type] Obsidian [Grain Size]

Output: fine


Input: [Usual Color] light [Other] many small bubbles [Composition] lava froth from sticky lava [Rock Type] Pumice [Grain Size]

Output: fine


Input: [Usual Color] dark [Other] many large bubbles [Composition] lava froth from fluid lava [Rock Type] Scoria [Grain Size]

Output: fine


Input: [Usual Color] light [Other] contains quartz [Composition] high-silica lava [Rock Type] Felsite [Grain Size]

Output: fine or mixed


Input: [Usual Color] medium [Other] between felsite and basalt [Composition] medium-silica lava [Rock Type] Andesite [Grain Size]

Output: fine or mixed


Input: [Usual Color] dark [Other] has no quartz [Composition] low-silica lava [Rock Type] Basalt [Grain Size]

Output: fine or mixed


Input: [Usual Color] any color [Other] large grains in fine-grained matrix [Composition] large grains of feldspar, quartz, pyroxene or olivine [Rock Type] Porphyry [Grain Size]

Output: mixed


Input: [Usual Color] light [Other] wide range of color and grain size [Composition] feldspar and quartz with minor mica, amphibole or pyroxene [Rock Type] Granite [Grain Size]

Output: coarse


Input: [Usual Color] light [Other] like granite but without quartz [Composition] feldspar with minor mica, amphibole or pyroxene [Rock Type] Syenite [Grain Size]

Output: coarse


Input: [Usual Color] medium to dark [Other] little or no quartz [Composition] low-calcium plagioclase and dark minerals [Rock Type] Diorite [Grain Size]

Output: coarse


Input: [Usual Color] medium to dark [Other] no quartz; may have olivine [Composition] high-calcium plagioclase and dark minerals [Rock Type] Gabbro [Grain Size]

Output: coarse


Input: [Usual Color] dark [Other] dense; always has olivine [Composition] olivine with amphibole and/or pyroxene [Rock Type] Peridotite [Grain Size]

Output: coarse


Input: [Usual Color] dark [Other] dense [Composition] mostly pyroxene with olivine and amphibole [Rock Type] Pyroxenite [Grain Size]

Output: coarse


Input: [Usual Color] green [Other] dense [Composition] at least 90% olivine [Rock Type] Dunite [Grain Size]

Output: coarse


Input: [Usual Color] any color [Other] usually in small intrusive bodies [Composition] typically granitic [Rock Type] Pegmatite [Grain Size]

Output: very coarse


Input: [Product Code] LF1010 [Usage] Cotton [Clear & Base Inks] TDSMSDS [Products]

Output: Soft Hand Base

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Input: [Product Code] LF1070 [Usage] Cotton [Clear & Base Inks] TDSMSDS [Products]

Output: Gel Clear

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Input: [Product Code] QM1030 [Usage] Cotton [Clear & Base Inks] TDSMSDS [Products]

Output: Wet-On-Wet Clear Base

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Input: [Product Code] QM1130 [Usage] Cotton [Clear & Base Inks] TDSMSDS [Products]

Output: Wet-On-Wet White Base

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Input: [Product Code] QM1230 [Usage] Cotton [Clear & Base Inks] TDSMSDS [Products]

Output: Wet-On-Wet Opaque Clear Base

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Input: [Product Code] STR100 [Usage] Most Fabrics [Clear & Base Inks] TDSMSDS [Products]

Output: Stretch Clear

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Input: [Product Code] WO1015 [Usage] Cotton [Clear & Base Inks] TDSMSDS [Products]

Output: Softee Base

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Input: [Product Code] XOL966 [Usage] Polyester [Clear & Base Inks] TDSMSDS [Products]

Output: Blocking Grey Base

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Input: [Drug Name] Raptiva (Injectable) [Indication] Plaque Psoriasis [Action] Tier 2, Prior Authorization [PDL Class Yes/No]

Output: No

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Input: [Drug Name] Zomig Nasal Spray [Indication] Migraines [Action] Tier 2, quantity limits [PDL Class Yes/No]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Drug Name] Acular LS Opthalmic [Indication] Eye Pain post surgery [Action] Tier 2 [PDL Class Yes/No]

Output: No

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Input: [Drug Name] Axert [Indication] Migraines [Action] Moved to Tier 3, effective 4/1/04 [PDL Class Yes/No]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Drug Name] Clomid [Indication] Infertility [Action] Brand to Tier 3, effective 4/1/04 generics available [PDL Class Yes/No]

Output: No

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Input: [Drug Name] Pred Forte [Indication] Eye Inflammation [Action] Brand to Tier 3, effective 4/1/04 generics available [PDL Class Yes/No]

Output: No

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Input: [Drug Name] FML [Indication] Eye Inflammation [Action] Brand to Tier 3, effective 4/1/04 generics available [PDL Class Yes/No]

Output: No

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Input: [Drug Name] Inflamase Forte [Indication] Eye Inflammation [Action] Brand to Tier 3, effective 4/1/04 generics available [PDL Class Yes/No]

Output: No

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Input: [Symbol] Al [Fireworks Usage] Aluminum is used to produce silver and white flames and sparks. It is a common component of sparklers. [Name]

Output: Aluminum

Chemistry with Cultural Connections: Carbon - ChemPRIME


Input: [Symbol] Ba [Fireworks Usage] Barium is used to create green colors in fireworks, and it can also help stabilize other volatile elements. [Name]

Output: Barium

Chemistry with Cultural Connections: Carbon - ChemPRIME


Input: [Symbol] C [Fireworks Usage] Carbon is one of the main components of black powder, which is used as a propellent in fireworks. Carbon provides the fuel for a firework. Common forms include carbon black, sugar, or starch. [Name]

Output: Carbon

Chemistry with Cultural Connections: Carbon - ChemPRIME


Input: [Symbol] Ca [Fireworks Usage] Calcium is used to deepen firework colors. Calcium salts produce orange fireworks. [Name]

Output: Calcium

Chemistry with Cultural Connections: Carbon - ChemPRIME


Input: [Symbol] Cl [Fireworks Usage] Chlorine is an important component of many oxidizers in fireworks. Several of the metal salts that produce colors contain chlorine. [Name]

Output: Chlorine

Chemistry with Cultural Connections: Carbon - ChemPRIME


Input: [Symbol] Cs [Fireworks Usage] Cesium compounds produce indigo color in fireworks. [Name]

Output: Cesium

Chemistry with Cultural Connections: Carbon - ChemPRIME


Input: [Symbol] Cu [Fireworks Usage] Copper compounds produce blue colors in fireworks. [Name]

Output: Copper

Chemistry with Cultural Connections: Carbon - ChemPRIME


Input: [Symbol] Fe [Fireworks Usage] Iron is used to produce sparks. The heat of the metal determines the color of the sparks. [Name]

Output: Iron

Chemistry with Cultural Connections: Carbon - ChemPRIME


Input: [Symbol] K [Fireworks Usage] Potassium compounds help to oxidize firework mixtures. Potassium nitrate, potassium chlorate, and potassium perchlorate are all important oxidizers. The potassium content can impart a violet color to the sparks. [Name]

Output: Potassium

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Input: [Symbol] Li [Fireworks Usage] Lithium is a metal that is used to impart a red color to fireworks. Lithium carbonate, in particular, is a common colorant. [Name]

Output: Lithium

Chemistry with Cultural Connections: Carbon - ChemPRIME


Input: [Symbol] Mg [Fireworks Usage] Magnesium burns a very bright white, so it is used to add white sparks or improve the overall brilliance of a firework. [Name]

Output: Magnesium

Chemistry with Cultural Connections: Carbon - ChemPRIME


Input: [Symbol] Na [Fireworks Usage] Sodium imparts a gold or yellow color to fireworks, however, the color is often so bright that it frequently masks other, less intense colors. [Name]

Output: Sodium

Chemistry with Cultural Connections: Carbon - ChemPRIME


Input: [Symbol] O [Fireworks Usage] Fireworks include oxidizers, which are substances that produce oxygen in order for burning to occur. The oxidizers are usually nitrates, chlorates, or perchlorates. Sometimes the same substance is used to provide oxygen and color. [Name]

Output: Oxygen

Chemistry with Cultural Connections: Carbon - ChemPRIME


Input: [Symbol] P [Fireworks Usage] Phosphorus burns spontaneously in air and is also responsible for some glow in the dark effects. It may be a component of a firework's fuel. [Name]

Output: Phosphorus

Chemistry with Cultural Connections: Carbon - ChemPRIME


Input: [Symbol] S [Fireworks Usage] Sulfur is a component of black powder, and as such, it is found in a firework's propellant/fuel. [Name]

Output: Sulfur

Chemistry with Cultural Connections: Carbon - ChemPRIME


Input: [Symbol] Sb [Fireworks Usage] Antimony is used to create firework glitter effects. [Name]

Output: Antimony

Chemistry with Cultural Connections: Carbon - ChemPRIME


Input: [Symbol] Sr [Fireworks Usage] Strontium salts impart a red color to fireworks. Strontium compounds are also important for stabilizing fireworks mixtures. [Name]

Output: Strontium

Chemistry with Cultural Connections: Carbon - ChemPRIME


Input: [Symbol] Ti [Fireworks Usage] Titanium metal can be burned as powder or flakes to produce silver sparks. [Name]

Output: Titanium

Chemistry with Cultural Connections: Carbon - ChemPRIME


Input: [Symbol] Zn [Fireworks Usage] Zinc is a bluish white metal that is used to create smoke effects for fireworks and other pyrotechnic devices. [Name]

Output: Zinc

Chemistry with Cultural Connections: Carbon - ChemPRIME


Input: [Issue] Cost Factor [Conventional] Due to longer building schedule and the use of contractors and sub contractors labor is significantly more expensive/ Materials are wasted and landfills are filled with unnecessary waste. (The material waste is approx.15% more in stick built homes and the expense is passed on to the customer) [Modular]

Output: More value for the dollar /Cost can be controlled by purchasing materials in volume and waste is minimized due to the fact that material is utilized in the next house/ Factory workers are paid less than contractors (cost savings can be passed on)

A Modular Solution / Modular vs. Conventional Home building


Input: [Issue] Quality Assurance [Conventional] Monitored by general contractor [Modular]

Output: Continually monitored and supervised

A Modular Solution / Modular vs. Conventional Home building


Input: [Issue] Design [Conventional] There are less limitations in design and transportation problems are limited [Modular]

Output: There are constraints in transportation of modular units

A Modular Solution / Modular vs. Conventional Home building


Input: [Issue] Climate & Weather [Conventional] Sheetrock, wood and other building materials can be damaged due to adverse weather conditions/ work has to be stopped in severe weather and resumes at the whim of the weather / Delays can be expensive and unpredictable [Modular]

Output: Factories maintain a climate controlled environment, work can continue in any season and weather condition/ maintains an advantage as far as controlling mold, no materials are damaged due to weather conditions/ loss of materials due to theft and accident are minimized

A Modular Solution / Modular vs. Conventional Home building


Input: [Issue] Warranty [Conventional] General Contractor establishes policy/ Usually not transferable [Modular]

Output: Usually included or added on for a nominal amount/ can be transferred

A Modular Solution / Modular vs. Conventional Home building


Input: [Issue] Technology [Conventional] Technology plays less of a role due to the lack of factory equipment. Technology can be utilized in later stages and in a more flexible manner [Modular]

Output: Factories utilize the most updated equipment that assure that all corners are square and walls are plumb/ modular houses are built from inside and outside simultaneously and are therefore tighter in regards to air flow/ must be vented properly

A Modular Solution / Modular vs. Conventional Home building


Input: [Issue] Structural Integrity [Conventional] Local building codes are adhered to by builders. The building phases are checked by inspectors onsite. The inspectors will ensure that each phase of the building process is up to code. [Modular]

Output: Modular homes are built to the highest building code standards/ Modular units need to transported and/or craned in place therefore each unit must have separate structural integrity/each unit uses a higher percentage of lumber

A Modular Solution / Modular vs. Conventional Home building


Input: [Issue] Flexibility [Conventional] Stick built houses can be flexible and be adapted to the circumstance/ changes can be expensive and lucrative to the contractor [Modular]

Output: Modular units are unforgiving and measurements need to be very close/ a foundation's measurements need to be precise

A Modular Solution / Modular vs. Conventional Home building


Input: [Issue] Liability [Conventional] The construction process is far more drawn out, exposing the builder to a greater array of possible liability situations/ Insurance is always an issue, especially workman's compensation /stick built work sites are usually full of debris with possible dangerous outcomes that can occur (Make sure your G.C. and subcontractors have the necessary insurance) [Modular]

Output: The home is shipped approx. 80% complete depending on the design/ ownership does not start until the modular is set. Therefore your exposure to liability is far less / the buttoning up process of modular still takes tradesmen but their role is limited and with far less time spent on the building site

A Modular Solution / Modular vs. Conventional Home building


Input: [Drug of choice] amphotericin B [Evidence level] very low [Special populations]

Output: Pregnant women

Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Tropical - Treatment of American tegumentary leishmaniasis in special populations: a summary of evidence


Input: [Drug of choice] meglumine antimoniate or pentamidine [Evidence level] very low [Special populations]

Output: Nursing mother

Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Tropical - Treatment of American tegumentary leishmaniasis in special populations: a summary of evidence


Input: [Drug of choice] meglumine antimoniate or miltefosine for Leishmania braziliensis;meglumine antimoniate or pentamidine for Leishmania guyanensis [Evidence level] low [Special populations]

Output: Children

Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Tropical - Treatment of American tegumentary leishmaniasis in special populations: a summary of evidence


Input: [Drug of choice] meglumine antimoniate (low dose or intralesional injections)* [Evidence level] very low [Special populations]

Output: The elderly

Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Tropical - Treatment of American tegumentary leishmaniasis in special populations: a summary of evidence


Input: [Drug of choice] amphotericin B or miltefosine [Evidence level] very low [Special populations]

Output: Renal disease

Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Tropical - Treatment of American tegumentary leishmaniasis in special populations: a summary of evidence


Input: [Drug of choice] amphotericin B or pentamidine or miltefosine (used with caution)18-20 [Evidence level] very low [Special populations]

Output: Heart disease

Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Tropical - Treatment of American tegumentary leishmaniasis in special populations: a summary of evidence


Input: [Drug of choice] NA [Evidence level] NA [Special populations]

Output: Liver disease

Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Tropical - Treatment of American tegumentary leishmaniasis in special populations: a summary of evidence


Input: [Drug of choice] liposomal amphotericin [Evidence level] very low [Special populations]

Output: Immunosuppressed patients

Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Tropical - Treatment of American tegumentary leishmaniasis in special populations: a summary of evidence


Input: [Part Number] 77064 [Color] Imperial Blue [Description]

Output: Pneumatic Stool with Back


Input: [Part Number] 77065 [Color] Burgundy [Description]

Output: Pneumatic Stool with Back


Input: [Part Number] 77066 [Color] Dove Gray [Description]

Output: Pneumatic Stool with Back


Input: [Part Number] 77067 [Color] Black [Description]

Output: Pneumatic Stool with Back


Input: [Part Number] 77060 [Color] Imperial Blue [Description]

Output: Pneumatic Stool without Back


Input: [Part Number] 77061 [Color] Burgundy [Description]

Output: Pneumatic Stool without Back


Input: [Part Number] 77062 [Color] Dove Gray [Description]

Output: Pneumatic Stool without Back


Input: [Part Number] 77063 [Color] Black [Description]

Output: Pneumatic Stool without Back


Input: [Procedures] PREPARATION FOR DUTY 1 Clean tray (see “How to Set up and Use a Cleaning Tray) Showers, Counters, Floors, etc. that have special stone such as MARBLE, GRANITE, LIMESTONE etc. have product in tray recommended by the manufacture Clean rags 1 Toilet Bowl Brush 1 Toilet Bowl Brush Holder 1 Toilet Bowl Cleaner 1 Bottle of Disinfectant 1 Sponge (with blue scrubber) the green one will scratch 1 Bottle with foam nozzle of acid cleaning solution (DO NOT USE ON MARBLE) 1 Bottle of glass cleaner 1 Grout brush for crevices 1 Bottle of degreaser, mild alkaline solution (see Basic Chemical Categories) 1 Bottle of oil (for oiling cupboards) 1 Bottle of Soft Scrub with Bleach (DO NOT USE ON MARBLE) 1 Pair of Knee Pads [Tasks]

Output: How to Professionally clean a Bathroom

How to Professionally Clean a Bathroom - House Cleaning Alliance


Input: [Procedures] Use your long duster and go along high area, especially corners [Tasks]

Output: Cobwebs

How to Professionally Clean a Bathroom - House Cleaning Alliance


Input: [Procedures] Check for fingerprints and cobwebs. Use degreaser/ mild alkaline solution on a cloth to wipe fingerprints. Wash door handle/switches with disinfectant [Standard] Free of fingerprints and dust [Tasks]

Output: Doors, doorways and light switches

How to Professionally Clean a Bathroom - House Cleaning Alliance


Input: [Procedures] Wipe with damp cloth and dust and fingerprints of towel rack and fold towels nicely [Tasks]

Output: Towel Rack

How to Professionally Clean a Bathroom - House Cleaning Alliance


Input: [Procedures] Get in the habit of putting a cloth underneath your tray [Standard] It will prevent any staining of the floor [Tasks]

Output: Bathtub/shower curtain/glass doors or jacuzy tub and work your way to the right. DO NOT backtrack. It will safe time. Work from TOP to BOTTOM

How to Professionally Clean a Bathroom - House Cleaning Alliance


Input: [Procedures] Remove from inside of bathtub, shake to remove any loose hair. Check free from stains, smells, mildews. If needed ask client if it can be washed in the washing machine [Standard] Free from stains and mildew [Tasks]

Output: Shower Curtain

How to Professionally Clean a Bathroom - House Cleaning Alliance


Input: [Procedures] Spray with degreaser/mild alkaline solution, wash with wet sponge, dry and polish [Tasks]

Output: Shower Head

How to Professionally Clean a Bathroom - House Cleaning Alliance


Input: [Procedures] Remove from bath and dry completely, scrub with a degreaser/ mild solvent cleaning solution to prevent mold. When done dry it and hang it over the bathtub [Standard] Dry and free from stains/mold [Tasks]

Output: Rubber Mat (if there is one)

How to Professionally Clean a Bathroom - House Cleaning Alliance


Input: [Procedures] Decide which chemical is needed and spray it. Wash with sponge (if it is soft stone, get a new sponge so that harsh chemicals do not get onto a surface that can be damaged) Dry and polish up with clean cloth. High tiles to be washed, dried and polished up every 6 weeks.If needed, use grout tile brush on grout to remove mildew etc. [Standard] Polished, free from stains and any grimy build up. [Tasks]

Output: Tile/Stone

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Input: [Procedures] Remove soap bar and put it on a cleaning cloth. Spray soap degreaser/solvent cleaning solution, wash with sponge inside, sides and UNDERNEATH, dry and polish up. Put soap bar back upside down to allow it to dry. [Standard] Polished [Tasks]

Output: Soap Dish

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Input: [Procedures] Kneel inside the tub at the end away from the drain. Move any items that are sitting on the side of the tub, wipe them down, move them inside of the tub and wipe surface underneath the items with a cloth that has been sprayed with a degreaser/mild alkaline solution. Put items back and spray bottom and sides of tub in front of you with a degreaser/solvent cleaning solution. Use sponge and wash bottom and sides and scrub any stubborn marks with blue side of sponge. Spray with degreaser/mild alkaline solution and wipe dry with cloth. Turn around to where the faucet is and do the same. If necessary use grout tile brush where the tile meets the tub.Polish up the faucet and make sure there is NO hair left in tub. Wipe the outside front of the bathtub [Standard] Clean polished surface, free from chemicals and free of hair. [Tasks]

Output: Bathtub

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Input: [Procedures] Scrub with sponge, and use grout tile brush to clean around edges then dry/polish up. Ensure is opened up, where applicable, and cleaned [Standard] Clean free of hair etc, [Tasks]

Output: Plug/Faucet

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Input: [Procedures] Scrub well with wet cloth and dry. [Standard] Fresh and clean [Tasks]

Output: Overflow

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Input: [Procedures] Wash well with MILD SOAP , dry and polish up with dry cloth. [Standard] Free from any water stains [Tasks]

Output: Chrome

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Input: [Procedures] Spray doors with solvent cleaning solution, use sponge and scrub the inside of the doors. If the doors overlap try to move them. If that can’t be done spray the solution on your cloth and put it around the grouttile brush and get in between the doors moving up and down. The repeat same step with a dry cloth. After glass is scrubbed, spray with degreaser/mild alkalinesolution and dry and polish with clean cloth. If water not all water spots came off spray again with degreaser/mild alkalinesolution and use razor blade. Clean outside of glass following same steps. Wipe top of ledge. [Standard] Free from streaks and spots, shiny finish [Tasks]

Output: SHOWER DOORS

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Input: [Procedures] Spray with solvent cleaning solution, wrap cloth around grout tile brush and get inside crevice and brush. Then take tip of cloth and run it through the crevice pushing dirt towards inside of shower and catch it with another cloth. Wipe underneath the runner [Standard] Free from any mold and soap scum [Tasks]

Output: Runners

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Input: [Procedures] Follow the steps starting with Tile/Stone, soap dish, bathtub, shower doors and runners. Wipe ceiling and use stepstool if necessary. Wipe top of ledge. [Tasks]

Output: Shower without a bathtub

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Input: [Procedures] Spray disinfectant on top of lid of tank, front of tank, top of lid, lift lid spray inside of lid, top of seat, underneath seat, front and sides and bottoms of toilet and the tile on the sides of the toilet. If it is paint or wallpaper make sure disinfectant doesnot damage the surface. Use your toilet bowl brush and push water down as far as it goes and put acid cleaning solution (make sure it does not drip onto the floor) underneath the brim and on stained surfaces inside the toilet. Close lid and start wiping the toilet from top to bottom. Wipe and polish handle. Use grout brush to clean around the knobs and where the toilet meets the floor. Then open the lid, take your toilet bowl brush and scrub underneath the brim down the bend, and inside of toilet and flush. Put toilet bowl brush back in the container inside your tray. If necessary use a Pumice stone to get rid of water rings. Be careful, however, because Pumice can scratch some toilets. [Standard] Highly polished clean surfaces, free from any stains or build-up [Tasks]

Output: Toilet/Bidet Bowl (inside and bend)

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Input: [Procedures] Wash pipe with cloth and dry. [Standard] As above [Tasks]

Output: The U-Bend Pipe

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Input: [Procedures] Take toilet paper out and wipe and polish inside and outside of holder. [Standard] As above [Tasks]

Output: Toilet Roll Holder

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Input: [Procedures] Damp wipe lamps and light bulbs above mirror. Make sure Light bulbs are COLD and TURNED OFF [Tasks]

Output: Light fixtures and bulbs.

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Input: [Procedures] Spray with glass cleaner, wipe with clean cloth and dry and polish. Hairspray can be removed with a razorblade. [Standard] Clean, free from streaks and dust [Tasks]

Output: Mirror

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Input: [Procedures] DETERMINE WHATSTONE IT IS made out of or whether it is tile etc. and use correct chemical [Tasks]

Output: Countertop/Chemical

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Input: [Procedures] Spray with degreaser/mildsolvent cleaning solution and wash with soapy sponge. [Standard] Clean polished surface and wiped down items [Tasks]

Output: Drain inside Sink Bowl

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Input: [Procedures] Wash well with soapy sponge, rinse and polish up. If it is free-standing, make sure you wipe underneath and bottom of stand of bowl. [Standard] Clean polished surfaces [Tasks]

Output: Sink Bowl

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Input: [Procedures] Scrub well with soapy sponge and dry. [Tasks]

Output: Overflow

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Input: [Procedures] Spray with degreaser/mildalkaline solution and wipe with cloth. Use grout brush for crevices that have collected dirt. If needed, use oil [Tasks]

Output: Doors of Cupboards

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Input: [Procedures] Clean front first, especially mirror. Follow steps for mirror. [Tasks]

Output: Medicine Cabinet

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Input: [Procedures] Wipe inside and outside with wet cloth that has disinfectant on it. Dry and replace with clean garbagebag inside. [Standard] Fresh and clean [Tasks]

Output: Waste Bins

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Input: [Procedures] Determine which chemical has to be used [Tasks]

Output: Floor/Tile/Stone

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Input: [Procedures] Vacuum floor first. Then scrub with wet cloth turning it over so that floor does not get streaked. Work your way out. Pay special attention to corners, [Standard] Dust free round moldings [Tasks]

Output: Floor/Tile/Stone mopping

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Input: [Procedures] wipe baseboards off. [Standard] Clean, hair and dust free [Tasks]

Output: Baseboards

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Input: [DESCRIPTION] Ceramic produces negative ions, diffuses heat and seals the hair cuticle for shiny, frizz-free locks. [RECOMMENDED IRONS] Solia GHD Ceramic Flat Irons » [TECHNOLOGY]

Output: Ceramic

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Input: [DESCRIPTION] From Chem 101, when positive and negative ions collide, the results are neutral (which, in hair terms, is a good thing). Dry, damaged hair carries a positive ionic charge that prevents it from looking its healthiest. An ionic flat iron creates negative ions to neutralize your charged strands for shiny, smooth results. [RECOMMENDED IRONS] Sedu HAI Ionic Flat Irons » [TECHNOLOGY]

Output: Ionic

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Input: [DESCRIPTION] This gentle heating method penetrates the hair shaft without causing damage. It helps balance ions and maintains temperature consistency to deliver smoother, frizz-free results. [RECOMMENDED IRONS] Solia Croc Sedu [TECHNOLOGY]

Output: Infrared

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Input: [DESCRIPTION] An advanced smoothing and styling technology infused into flat iron plates. Typically, Nano works with another technology such as Nano Silver or Nano Titanium. [RECOMMENDED IRONS] Babyliss Croc [TECHNOLOGY]

Output: Nano

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Input: [DESCRIPTION] An innovative technology that straightens hair quickly, maintaining consistent heat levels to prevent hair damage. [RECOMMENDED IRONS] Babyliss Titanium Flat Irons » [TECHNOLOGY]

Output: Titanium

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Input: [DESCRIPTION] A semi-precious gemstone that produces six times more negative ions than ceramic. It’s often infused into ceramic plates to produce even straighter, shinier results. [RECOMMENDED IRONS] Sedu Solano Tourmaline Flat Irons » [TECHNOLOGY]

Output: Tourmaline

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Input: [Our score] 0.02 [Our narrative conclusion] unclear benefit [Agree?] Y [Cochrane conclusion]

Output: Paediatric oncology patients receiving chemotherapy are able to generate an immune response to the influenza vaccine, but it remains unclear whether this immune response protects them from influenza infection or its complications. We are awaiting results from well-designed RCTs addressing the clinical benefit of influenza vaccination in these patients

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Input: [Our score] -0.02 [Our narrative conclusion] unclear benefit [Agree?] Y [Cochrane conclusion]

Output: We found insufficient evidence to determine whether acupuncture is effective for controlling menopausal vasomotor symptoms. When we compared acupuncture with sham acupuncture, there was no evidence of a significant difference in their effect on menopausal vasomotor symptoms. When we compared acupuncture with no treatment there appeared to be a benefit from acupuncture, but acupuncture appeared to be less effective than HT. These findings should be treated with great caution as the evidence was low or very low quality and the studies comparing acupuncture versus no treatment or HT were not controlled with sham acupuncture or placebo HT. Data on adverse effects were lacking.

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