Input: [Month] JUL [Cookie(s)] White Chocolate Macadamia Nut [Macaron(s)] Wedding Cake [Ice Cream Sandwich(es)] Snickerdoodle/Peach Ice Cream [Cupcakes]

Output: Passionfruit Curd Dark Chocolate Pistachio

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Input: [Month] AUG [Cookie(s)] Salted Toffee Chocolate Chip [Macaron(s)] Coconut [Ice Cream Sandwich(es)] White Macaron/Vanilla Bean Ice Cream [Cupcakes]

Output: White Chocolate Macadamia Nut Salted Dark Chocolate

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Input: [Month] SEP [Cookie(s)] Double Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Peanut Butter [Macaron(s)] Tiramisu Salted Caramel [Ice Cream Sandwich(es)] Chocolate Chip/Dark Chocolate Ice Cream [Cupcakes]

Output: S'mores Lemon Blackberry

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Input: [Month] OCT [Cookie(s)] Pecan Chocolate Chip White Chocolate Macadamia Nut [Macaron(s)] Mocha Pistachio [Ice Cream Sandwich(es)] – [Cupcakes]

Output: Pumpkin Spice Tiramisu

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Input: [Month] NOV [Cookie(s)] Salted Toffee Chocolate Chip [Macaron(s)] Blackberry [Ice Cream Sandwich(es)] – [Cupcakes]

Output: Fig Mascarpone Chocolate Hazelnut

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Input: [Month] DEC [Cookie(s)] Soft Gingerbread Double Chocolate Chip [Macaron(s)] Red Velvet Tiramisu [Ice Cream Sandwich(es)] – [Cupcakes]

Output: Dark Chocolate Peppermint Nutmeg Eggnog

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Input: [Geothermal Loop Type] Open-Loop [Disadvantages] Subject to local, state, and Federal groundwater and surface water withdrawal and discharge permitting; large water flow requirements may exceed local water availability; supply-side of heat exchangers subject to corrosive and abrasive agents, chemical scaling, and microbial fouling; main circulating pumps typically require more power in open loops than in closed loops; water discharge regulations may preclude single-well systems or constrain the design of standing-column systems; higher installation cost if a separate injection well is required for loop water discharge. [Advantages]

Output: Simpler design; lower drilling costs than for vertical closed-loop systems; more efficient performance by avoiding thermal degradation associated with heat transfer across pipe wall from ground or water body to antifreeze solution in closed-loop; lower installation cost if a supply well already exists for domestic water or grounds irrigation, with sufficient surplus production capacity to supply heat pump system.

Geothermal Home Heating And Cooling - Thermal Systems


Input: [Geothermal Loop Type] Horizontal Closed-Loop [Disadvantages] Largest land area requirement; performance more affected by season, rainfall, and burial depth; drought potential (low groundwater levels) must be considered in estimating required pipe length, especially in sandy soils and elevated areas; ground-loop piping can be damaged during trench backfill; longer pipe lengths per ton than for vertical closed loops; antifreeze solution more likely to be needed to handle winter soil temperatures. [Advantages]

Output: Trenching costs for horizontal loops usually are much lower than well-drilling costs for vertical closed-loops, and there are more contractors with the appropriate equipment; flexible installation options depending on type of digging equipment (bulldozer, backhoe, or trencher) and number of pipe loops per trench.

Geothermal Home Heating And Cooling - Thermal Systems


Input: [Geothermal Loop Type] Slinky Closed-Loop [Disadvantages] Greater pumping energy needed than for straight horizontal-loops; backfilling the trench while ensuring that there are no voids around the pipe coils is difficult with certain types of soil, and even more so with upright coils in narrow trenches than with coils laid flat in wide trenches. [Advantages]

Output: Slinky loops require less land area and less trenching than other horizontal-loop systems, and installation costs may be significantly less.

Geothermal Home Heating And Cooling - Thermal Systems


Input: [Geothermal Loop Type] Vertical Closed-Loop [Disadvantages] Cost of drilling is usually higher than cost of horizontal trenching, and vertical-loop designs tend to be the most costly GHP systems; potential for long-term soil temperature changes if boreholes not spaced far enough apart. [Advantages]

Output: Requires less total pipe length than most other closed-loop systems; requires the least amount of land area; seasonal soil temperature swings are not a concern.

Geothermal Home Heating And Cooling - Thermal Systems


Input: [Geothermal Loop Type] Submerged Closed-Loop [Disadvantages] Submerged loops are likely to require more regulatory permitting than buried closed-loop systems; unless properly marked, can be damaged by boat anchoring. [Advantages]

Output: Can require the least total pipe length and can be the least expensive of all closed-loop systems if a suitable water body is available.

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Input: [Geothermal Loop Type] Direct-Exchange Loop [Disadvantages] Soil in contact with ground loop subject to freezing; copper tubing should not be buried near large trees where growing root system could damage the coil; ground-loop leaks can lead to catastrophic loss of refrigerant; smaller supporting infrastructure in GHP industry, with greater care and higher skill needed to install and consequently higher installation costs. [Advantages]

Output: Higher thermal efficiency; no liquid/liquid heat exchangers required; less land area needed for horizontal configuration.

Geothermal Home Heating And Cooling - Thermal Systems


Input: [Geothermal Loop Type] Closed-Loop In Series [Disadvantages] Longer flow path requires larger-diameter pipe to minimize pressure drop and maintain pump power at reasonable levels; larger diameter also entails greater antifreeze volumes; system capacity limited by total pressure drop from end to end, so not suitable for large building applications. [Advantages]

Output: Single pipe diameter entails simpler pipe fusion joints, enabling quicker installation; single flow path enables easier purging to remove air from the loop when filling with water or antifreeze solution.

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Input: [Geothermal Loop Type] Closed-Loop In Parallel [Disadvantages] Header lines must be larger diameter than individual loops and so require more complex pipe joining operations than series installation; special care needed to ensure complete air removal from all flow paths when purging system at start-up. [Advantages]

Output: Shorter flow paths enable smaller pipe diameter to be used, which lowers unit piping cost and requires less antifreeze; reduced pressure drop along shorter flow paths results in smaller pump power requirements.

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Input: [Innerspring] Maybe [Natural Latex] Usually [Memory Foam] Usually [Waterbeds] Yes [0]

Output: Hypoallergenic Materials

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Input: [Innerspring] High [Natural Latex] Moderate-Low [Memory Foam] Moderate-Low [Waterbeds] Low [0]

Output: Dust Mite susceptibility

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Input: [Innerspring] Low [Natural Latex] High [Memory Foam] High [Waterbeds] Moderate [0]

Output: Mold Resistance

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Input: [Innerspring] No [Natural Latex] Yes [Memory Foam] Somewhat [Waterbeds] Yes [0]

Output: Easy to Clean?

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Input: [Innerspring] 5-6 years [Natural Latex] 10+ years [Memory Foam] 7-10 years [Waterbeds] 5-8 years [0]

Output: Longevity

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Input: [Innerspring] 62% [Natural Latex] 85% [Memory Foam] 82% [Waterbeds] 79% [0]

Output: Owner Satisfaction

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Input: [Properties] Outdoor Weathering [Hybrid Polyester] Fair [Polyester TGIC*] Excellent [Polyurethane] Good [Epoxy]

Output: Poor


Input: [Properties] Chemical Resistance [Hybrid Polyester] Good [Polyester TGIC*] Good [Polyurethane] Good [Epoxy]

Output: Excellent


Input: [Properties] Adhesion [Hybrid Polyester] Excellent [Polyester TGIC*] Excellent [Polyurethane] Excellent [Epoxy]

Output: Excellent


Input: [Properties] Solvent Resistance [Hybrid Polyester] Good [Polyester TGIC*] Good [Polyurethane] Fair [Epoxy]

Output: Excellent


Input: [Properties] Hardness - Scratch Resistance [Hybrid Polyester] Good [Polyester TGIC*] Good [Polyurethane] Good [Epoxy]

Output: Excellent


Input: [Properties] Flexibility [Hybrid Polyester] Good [Polyester TGIC*] Excellent [Polyurethane] Good [Epoxy]

Output: Good


Input: [Fragrance] Caramel Apple [Description] Step right up to the aroma of real caramel and refreshing apple. Gold Canyon brings the fair straight to your home with our take on this old-fashioned treat. You can taste it on your tongue as the fragrance fills every room of your home! Seasonal availability only. [Color]

Output: caramel


Input: [Fragrance] Christmas Presence [Description] There’s something about the holiday season that is unlike any other time of year! What better way to celebrate this special time than with the aroma of crisp apples and sweet oranges, accented by clove, nutmeg and ginger? Seasonal availability only. [Color]

Output: cream


Input: [Fragrance] Cinnaberry [Description] The spicy aroma of cinnamon embraces the sweet coolness of fresh berries for a holiday fragrance for those who like spicy and sweet together! Seasonal availability only. [Color]

Output: red


Input: [Fragrance] Cinnamon Bayberry [Description] The warmth of the holidays comes alive when juniper, bay and balsam fir collide with a dash of spicy cinnamon and sweet fruit. Watch as the special heat-sensitive label changes colors when you light this seasonal favorite! Seasonal availability only. [Color]

Output: red


Input: [Fragrance] Country Cobbler A La Mode [Description] With the home-baked combination of juicy apples and butter, we include a side of sweet cream and fresh mint for a first-place fragrance unlike any other! NEW! Seasonal availability only. [Color]

Output: burgundy


Input: [Fragrance] Cozy Christmas [Description] Our deliciously spicy mélange of clove, apple, cinnamon and orange is sure to inspire memories of Christmas Past. Cozy up next to the fire and watch our special heat-sensitive label change as your candle fills the room with holiday aroma! Seasonal availability only. [Color]

Output: red


Input: [Fragrance] Days of Christmas [Description] Gold Canyon has captured the essence of the old carol with a fragrant blend of pear and apple cider, accented by seasonal fruits and spices. It’s an aroma that’s sure to last beyond the 12 days of Christmas! Seasonal availability only. [Color]

Output: light lime green


Input: [Fragrance] Holiday Wreath [Description] Enhance your holiday décor with the festive aroma of fragrant Siberian pine and balsam fir, sweetened with a touch of sweet berries and green apples. For an extra special touch, we add a dash of vanilla and clove. Enjoy watching the heat-sensitive label bring this fragrance to life! Seasonal availability only. [Color]

Output: dark green


Input: [Fragrance] Dreamy Creamy Cocoa [Description] Aah…smells good enough to sip! Warm your senses with the rich aroma of bittersweet chocolate and toasted hazelnut delicately blended with a generous portion of luscious cocoa cream. NEW! Seasonal availability only. [Color]

Output: brown


Input: [Fragrance] Macintosh Apple [Description] A crisp winter day deserves the crisp aroma of mouthwatering Macintosh apple – sweet enough to make you feel like you’re sitting in the middle of the orchard! [Color]

Output: true red


Input: [Fragrance] Meadow's Edge [Description] Let the enticing aroma of jasmine and wild roses sweep you away to an enchanting field, dotted with blooming buds. The soothing accents of cedar, musk, and spice add a little warmth to this walk-in-the-park fragrance. [Color]

Output: lime green


Input: [Fragrance] Mrs. Claus’s Kitchen [Description] Straight from Mrs. Claus’s oven comes a scrumptious blend of brown sugar, sweet maple syrup and oven-roasted graham crackers, fused with a hint of warm vanilla. A perfect reminder that Santa’s on his way! Seasonal availability only. [Color]

Output: brown


Input: [Fragrance] Neck of the Woods [Description] A long walk along a lush green forest path captured with the distinct scent of rich pine and sweet bay laurel entwined with citrus bergamont. [Color]

Output: tan


Input: [Fragrance] Nutcracker Sweet [Description] Capture the holiday magic with Gold Canyon’s newest seasonal sensation! A tribute to the holiday toy, we’ve taken a bushel of nuts, creamy butterscotch, baked vanilla and toasted coconut and added a dash of sugar and butter for a sweet treat. NEW! Seasonal availability only. [Color]

Output: tan


Input: [Fragrance] Pumpkin Pie [Description] Mmm… nothing says fall like a slice of yummy pumpkin pie! A seasonal favorite, we’ve found the perfect aromatic combination of pumpkin, spices and cream for a warm, sensational treat! Seasonal availability only. [Color]

Output: orange


Input: [Traditional Facelift] 4 hour procedure [MACS Facelift] 2-4 hour procedure [Dr. Prasad’s Facelift]

Output: 2-3 hour procedure


Input: [Traditional Facelift] Typically performed in hospital or operating room with overnight stay. [MACS Facelift] Performed in a hospital or operating room with an overnight stay. [Dr. Prasad’s Facelift]

Output: Performed in state of the art office suites. Go home about 1 hours after the procedure.


Input: [Traditional Facelift] General anesthesia [MACS Facelift] General anesthesia often used [Dr. Prasad’s Facelift]

Output: Local anesthesia (Intravenous sedation as needed)


Input: [Traditional Facelift] Large scar behind ear-Sometimes requires loss of hairline in that area [MACS Facelift] Incision scar next to outer corner of the eyelid can be long and obvious [Dr. Prasad’s Facelift]

Output: Smaller scar found typically in crease between ear and face and slightly around the earlobe (customized to the degree of loose skin)


Input: [Traditional Facelift] Large bandage over face that need to be changed periodically. Drains left in for the first few days. [MACS Facelift] Large bandages on the head and neck until the day after surgery. [Dr. Prasad’s Facelift]

Output: Small bandage and antibiotic ointment. Drains not necessary. Comes off in under a week.


Input: [Traditional Facelift] 4 week healing period [MACS Facelift] 2-3 week healing period [Dr. Prasad’s Facelift]

Output: On average 1 week healing period


Input: [Traditional Facelift] Risk of plastic appearance [MACS Facelift] Cheeks look round and puffy. [Dr. Prasad’s Facelift]

Output: Natural appearance


Input: [Drug] Enkephalins [Delta (d)] Agonist [Mu (m)]

Output: Antagonist

Opioid Receptor Subtype


Input: [Drug] beta-endorphin [Delta (d)] Agonist [Mu (m)]

Output: Agonist

Opioid Receptor Subtype


Input: [Drug] Dynorphin [Kappa (k)] Agonist [Mu (m)]

Output: Weak Agonist

Opioid Receptor Subtype


Input: [Drug] Codeine [Delta (d)] Weak Agonist [Mu (m)]

Output: Weak Agonist

Opioid Receptor Subtype


Input: [Drug] etorphine [Delta (d)] Agonist [Kappa (k)] Agonist [Mu (m)]

Output: Agonist

Opioid Receptor Subtype


Input: [Drug] fentanyl (Sublimaze) [Mu (m)]

Output: Agonist

Opioid Receptor Subtype


Input: [Drug] meperidine (Demerol) [Mu (m)]

Output: Agonist

Opioid Receptor Subtype


Input: [Drug] methadone (Dolophine) [Mu (m)]

Output: Agonist

Opioid Receptor Subtype


Input: [Drug] Morphine [Delta (d)] Weak Agonist [Mu (m)]

Output: Agonist

Opioid Receptor Subtype


Input: [Drug] Buprenorphine [Mu (m)]

Output: Partial Agonist

Opioid Receptor Subtype


Input: [Drug] dezocine (Dalgan) [Delta (d)] Agonist [Mu (m)]

Output: Partial Agonist

Opioid Receptor Subtype


Input: [Drug] nalbuphine (Nubain) [Kappa (k)] Agonist [Mu (m)]

Output: Antagonist

Opioid Receptor Subtype


Input: [Drug] pentazocine (Talwain) [Kappa (k)] Agonist [Mu (m)]

Output: Antagonist or Partial Agonist

Opioid Receptor Subtype


Input: [Drug] Antagonist: naloxone (Narcan) [Delta (d)] Antagonist [Kappa (k)] Antagonist [Mu (m)]

Output: Antagonist

Opioid Receptor Subtype


Input: [Term] Alpha rays [Definition]

Output: Ionizing, electromagnetic radiation of low energy and long half-life

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Input: [Term] Atom [Definition]

Output: The smallest particle of an element having the chemical properties of that element

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Input: [Term] Background radiation [Definition]

Output: The radiation that is always present in the environment and is produced by natural sources such as cosmic rays, radioactive elements in the ground, and the human body

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Input: [Term] Baseload [Definition]

Output: The minimum steady demand for electrical power on the generating system

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Input: [Term] Boiling water reactor (BWR) [Definition]

Output: A nuclear power reactor cooled and moderated by water where the steam generated in the cooling process is used as to power a turbine which in turn powers a generator that produces electricity

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Input: [Term] Boron [Definition]

Output: A chemical element that absorbs neutrons, thus controlling or stopping completely a nuclear chain reaction

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Input: [Term] Breeder reactor [Definition]

Output: A nuclear reactor that produces more fissionable material than it consumes

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Input: [Term] Capacity factor [Definition]

Output: A universal standard for measuring power plant performance, comparing a plant’s actual output with its maximum potential output, expressed as a percentage

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Input: [Term] Chain reaction [Definition]

Output: The process by which atomic fission becomes self-sustaining

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Input: [Term] Containment [Definition]

Output: The structures designed to prevent the escape of radiation

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Input: [Term] Control rods [Definition]

Output: Rods made of neutron-absorbing material that are used to regulate or halt fission in a nuclear reactor

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Input: [Term] Coolant [Definition]

Output: A liquid or gas circulated through the core of a nuclear reactor to extract the heat from both the fission process and decay process, and to provide shielding from radiation

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Input: [Term] Core [Definition]

Output: The central portion of a nuclear reactor containing the fuel rods, moderator and control rods.

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Input: [Term] Critical [Definition]

Output: The term used to describe a nuclear reactor that is sustaining a chain reaction

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Input: [Term] Critical mass [Definition]

Output: The minimum amount of fissionable material needed to start and continue a chain reaction

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Input: [Term] Decommission [Definition]

Output: The process of closing down and putting into a safe state a nuclear reactor at the end of its useful life

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Input: [Term] Decontamination [Definition]

Output: The removal of radioactive material

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Input: [Term] Electrons [Definition]

Output: A negatively charged particle that orbits the nucleus of an atom

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Input: [Term] Fission [Definition]

Output: The splitting of atoms when an atom’s nucleus is bombarded by neutrons, which results in the release of large amounts of energy.

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Input: [Term] Fuel assembly [Definition]

Output: A group of nuclear fuel elements

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Input: [Term] Fuel cycle [Definition]

Output: The sequence of steps involved in supplying, using, reprocessing, and disposing of the fuel used in nuclear reactors (Reprocessing is currently not used in the United States.)

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Input: [Term] Fuel rod [Definition]

Output: A metal rod containing fissionable material in the form of pellets that is used in a nuclear reactor to produce energy

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Input: [Term] Gamma rays [Definition]

Output: Ionizing, electromagnetic radiation of high energy and short wavelength

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Input: [Term] Gas-cooled reactor [Definition]

Output: A nuclear reactor in which a gas, such as carbon dioxide or helium, is used as a coolant

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Input: [Term] Half life [Definition]

Output: The time required for half the atoms of a radioactive substance to disintegrate into another form that is not radioactive

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Input: [Term] High level waste [Definition]

Output: Material that is still considerably radioactive

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Input: [Term] Ionizing radiation [Definition]

Output: Radiation such as x-rays that come from the high energy end of the electromagnetic spectrum

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Input: [Term] Kilowatt hour [Definition]

Output: The amount of electricity produced in one hour by one kilowatt of capacity or the quantity of power consumed by ten 100-watt light bulbs burning for one hour

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Input: [Term] Light water reactor [Definition]

Output: A nuclear power reactor cooled and moderated by water

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Input: [Term] Low level waste [Definition]

Output: Radioactive material that is only slightly or moderately contaminated

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Input: [Term] Megawatt [Definition]

Output: A standard measure of electrical capacity where one megawatt equals one million watts or a thousand kilowatts

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Input: [Term] Meltdown [Definition]

Output: A type of nuclear accident in which the fuel becomes so overheated that it melts

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Input: [Term] Millirem [Definition]

Output: One one-thousandth of a rem

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Input: [Term] Moderator [Definition]

Output: A material used in a nuclear reactor to slow neutrons

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Input: [Term] Neutron [Definition]

Output: An uncharged particle found in the nucleus of every atom except hydrogen

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Input: [Term] Nucleus [Definition]

Output: The core of the atom made up of positively charged protons and neutral neutrons (except Hydrogen, which has only one proton and no neutrons)

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Input: [Term] Pressurized water reactor (PWR) [Definition]

Output: A light water reactor in which the water used as a moderator is kept under pressure, preventing it from boiling at normal temperatures

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Input: [Term] Proton [Definition]

Output: A positively charged particle found in the nucleus of an atom that determines an element’s chemical properties

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Input: [Term] Radiation [Definition]

Output: The release of particles or energy from an atom

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Input: [Term] Rem (Roentgen Equivalent Man) [Definition]

Output: A standard unit of radiation dose that measures effects on humans

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Input: [Term] Reprocessing [Definition]

Output: The chemical treatment of spent fuel to recover residual fissionable material that can still be used as fuel in a nuclear reactor

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Input: [Term] Scram [Definition]

Output: A rapid shut down of a nuclear reactor accomplished by moving control rods into the core to halt fission

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Input: [Term] Shielding [Definition]

Output: Material that blocks radiation, protecting people and equipment from radiation damage

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Input: [Term] Sievert [Definition]

Output: A unit of radiation dose equal to 100 rem

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Input: [Term] Spent fuel [Definition]

Output: Nuclear fuel that can no longer efficiently sustain a fission chain reaction

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Input: [1] SIZE [2] WEIGHT [3] NECK/BREAST [5] VOICE, CALLS [6] FLOCK SIZE [7] POPULATION STATUS [8] BEHAVIOR [9] WING SHAPE & BEAT [4]

Output: COLLARS

Color Leg bands and gray, green and blue collars


Input: [0] Western [1] Largest [2] 8-12lb [3] Very bright breast, very distinct break between neck and breast [5] same [6] small flocks, variable [7] Increasing [8] Not always wary. Likely to fly low and can decoy small flocks [9] Relatively slow wing beat [4]

Output: White collars

Color Leg bands and gray, green and blue collars


Input: [0] Vancouver [1] Similar to Western [2] 8-11lb [3] Dark breast [5] same [6] Small [7] Low Numbers [8] Similar to Western [9] Similar to Western [4]

Output: No collars

Color Leg bands and gray, green and blue collars


Input: [0] Dusky [1] Large [2] 6.5-10lb [3] Dark breast, but color varies. Neck seems to merge with breast. [5] same [6] Small flocks, usually less than 40, variable [7] 12,500, depressed [8] Not very wary. Likely to fly low, come right in. Decoys to small brushy fields. [9] Wing appears broader in proportion to length compared to Taverner's [4]

Output: Red Collars

Color Leg bands and gray, green and blue collars


Input: [0] Lesser [1] Medium to large [2] 5-6lb [3] Lighter breast than Dusky [5] same [6] Small [7] Moderate numbers [8] Similar to Taverner's [9] Similar to Taverner's [4]

Output: Blue Collars

Color Leg bands and gray, green and blue collars


Input: [0] Taverner's [1] 20-30% smaller than Dusky [2] 4.5-6lb [3] Light breast, but color varies. Distinctive break between neck and breast. [5] same [6] Large flocks, often 200 or more, variable [7] 50,000, stable [8] Wary, circles many times before coming in and likes open fields. [9] Wing appearance narrow and long in relation to body. [4]

Output: No collars

Color Leg bands and gray, green and blue collars


Input: [0] Aleutian [1] Slightly larger than Cackler [2] 3-4lb [3] Grayish-brown breast. Broad white neck ring. [5] same [6] Small [7] Increasing [8] Not very wary. [9] Similar to Cackler [4]

Output: Color Leg bands and gray, green and blue collars

Color Leg bands and gray, green and blue collars


Input: [0] Cackler [1] Smallest, Mallard sized [2] 3.3.5lb [3] Short, stubby bill and "puffy" head. Neck seem to merge with breast. [5] High-pitched yelping [6] Large flocks, variable [7] Increasing rapidly, 100,000+ [8] Down right friendly. [9] Relatively rapid wing beat. [4]

Output: Yellow collars

Color Leg bands and gray, green and blue collars


Input: [0] Monday [1] chicken nuggets potato rounds green beans applesauce white or chocolate milk [2] chicken nuggets potato rounds green beans applesauce white or chocolate milk [3] popcorn chicken or chicken nuggets potato rounds green beans applesauce white or chocolate milk [4] chicken nuggets potato rounds green beans applesauce white or chocolate milk [5] chicken nuggets or hamburger on a bun baked beans green beans applesauce white or chocolate milk [7] chicken nuggets or hamburger on a bun potato rounds green beans applesauce white or chocolate milk [6]

Output: chicken nuggets or hamburger on a bun baked beans green beans applesauce white or chocolate milk

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Input: [0] Tuesday [1] teriyaki dunkers or teriyaki chicken noodles broccoli pineapple white or chocolate milk [2] chalupa or bean and cheese burrito refried beans broccoli pineapple white or chocolate milk [3] sweet & sour chicken or teriyaki chicken noodles broccoli pineapple White or chocolate milk [4] taco snack or beef enchiladas refried beans broccoli pineapple White or chocolate milk [5] teriyaki dunkers or teriyaki chicken noodles broccoli pineapple white or chocolate milk [7] chalupa or bean and cheese burrito refried beans broccoli pineapple white or chocolate milk [6]

Output: teriyaki dunkers or teriyaki chicken brown rice broccoli pineapple white or chocolate milk

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Input: [0] Wednesday [1] pizza or grilled cheese sandwich cauliflower salad w/ dressing peaches white or chocolate milk [2] pizza or grilled cheese sandwich cauliflower salad w/ dressing peaches white or chocolate milk [3] pizza or grilled cheese sandwich cauliflower salad w/ dressing peaches white or chocolate milk [4] pizza or grilled cheese sandwich cauliflower salad w/ dressing peaches white or chocolate milk [5] pizza or grilled cheese sandwich cauliflower salad w/ dressing peaches white or chocolate milk [7] pizza or grilled cheese sandwich cauliflower salad w/ dressing peaches white or chocolate milk [6]

Output: pizza or grilled cheese sandwich cauliflower salad w/ dressing peaches white or chocolate milk

Parents/Students - Lunch Program & Menus


Input: [0] Thursday [1] chalupa or bean and cheese burrito spanish brown rice refried beans pineapple White or chocolate milk [2] spaghetti w/meat sauce bread stick salad/dressing pears white or chocolate milk [3] beef soft taco or chicken quesadilla spanish brown rice refried beans pears white or chocolate milk [4] meatloaf mashed potatoes cornbread stick pears White or chocolate milk [5] taco snack or chicken quesadillas spanish brown rice refried beans pears white or chocolate milk [7] frito chili pie with breadstick celery sticks pears White or chocolate milk [6]

Output: turkey gravy mashed potatoes peas dinner roll pears white or chocolate milk

Parents/Students - Lunch Program & Menus


Input: [0] Friday [1] corndog or tuna chips carrots fresh fruit white or chocolate milk [2] corndog or tuna chips carrots fresh fruit white or chocolate milk [3] corndog or tuna chips carrots fresh fruit white or chocolate milk [4] corndog or tuna chips carrots fresh fruit white or chocolate milk [5] corndog or tuna chips carrots fresh fruit white or chocolate milk [7] corndog or tuna chips carrots fresh fruit white or chocolate milk [6]

Output: corndog or tuna chips carrots fresh fruit white or chocolate milk

Parents/Students - Lunch Program & Menus


Input: [0] Week Of [1] 8/26/2013 9/30/2013 11/4/2013 1/6/2014 3/3/2014 5/5/2014 6/2/2014 [2] 9/2/2013 11/11/2013 12/9/2013 1/13/2014 2/10/2014 4/14/2014 [3] 9/9/2013 10/14/2013 1/20/2014 2/3/2014 3/10/2014 4/21/2014 [4] 9/16/2013 10/21/2013 11/25/2013 3/17/2014 4/28/2014 5/12/2014 [5] 9/23/2013 10/28/2013 12/2/2013 2/24/2014 5/19/2014 [7] 10/7/2013 1/27/2014 2/17/2014 4/7/2014 5/26/2014 [6]

Output: 11/18/2013 12/16/2013 3/24/2014

Parents/Students - Lunch Program & Menus


Input: [Symptom] Fever [Flu*] Usually 102 F, but can go up to 104 F and last 3-4 days [Cold]

Output: Rare in adults, can be up to 102 F in small children

Rare in adults, can be up to 102 F in small children

Flu Symptoms and Prevention | Aurora Health Care


Input: [Symptom] Headache [Flu*] Common, can be severe [Cold]

Output: Rare

Rare in adults, can be up to 102 F in small children

Flu Symptoms and Prevention | Aurora Health Care


Input: [Symptom] Muscle aches [Flu*] Common, often severe [Cold]

Output: Mild

Rare in adults, can be up to 102 F in small children

Flu Symptoms and Prevention | Aurora Health Care


Input: [Symptom] Tiredness, weakness [Flu*] Can last 2 or more weeks [Cold]

Output: Mild

Rare in adults, can be up to 102 F in small children

Flu Symptoms and Prevention | Aurora Health Care


Input: [Symptom] Extreme exhaustion [Flu*] Common, early in illness [Cold]

Output: Never

Rare in adults, can be up to 102 F in small children

Flu Symptoms and Prevention | Aurora Health Care


Input: [Symptom] Runny nose [Flu*] Sometimes [Cold]

Output: Often

Rare in adults, can be up to 102 F in small children

Flu Symptoms and Prevention | Aurora Health Care


Input: [Symptom] Sneezing [Flu*] Sometimes [Cold]

Output: Often

Rare in adults, can be up to 102 F in small children

Flu Symptoms and Prevention | Aurora Health Care


Input: [Symptom] Sore throat [Flu*] Sometimes [Cold]

Output: Often

Rare in adults, can be up to 102 F in small children

Flu Symptoms and Prevention | Aurora Health Care


Input: [Symptom] Cough [Flu*] Common, can be severe [Cold]

Output: Mild hacking cough

Rare in adults, can be up to 102 F in small children

Flu Symptoms and Prevention | Aurora Health Care


Input: [Symptom] Nausea and vomiting [Flu*] Rare [Cold]

Output: Rare

Rare in adults, can be up to 102 F in small children

Flu Symptoms and Prevention | Aurora Health Care


Input: [Wood] Sitka Spruce [Used For] Top [Properties]

Output: The hardest of the woods used in the manufacture of soundboards, Sitka spruce produces a loud, bright tone, accentuating the basses and trebles.


Input: [Wood] Engelmann Spruce [Used For] Top [Properties]

Output: A lighter coloured wood than Sitka spruce, the tone is louder, remaining bright but with a slightly more refined quality.


Input: [Wood] Cedar [Used For] Top [Properties]

Output: A softer wood than spruce, which produces a warm, mellow, 'earthy' tone. Used for many years on the soundboards of classical guitars, but recently becoming popular with steel string players too.


Input: [Wood] Mahogany [Used For] Back / Sides [Properties]

Output: Mahogany is a hard, bright sounding wood with a tendency to accentuate the mid-range. With its large dynamic range, it responds very well to both sensitive playing and louder, percussive styles.


Input: [Wood] Indian Rosewood [Used For] Back / Sides [Properties]

Output: With a dark red / purple tinted hue, and an unmistakable regular grain pattern of dark and light stripes, rosewood is famous for its rich basses and clear treble response. One of the most popular woods for constructing guitar bodies.


Input: [Wood] Brazilian Rosewood [Used For] Back / Sides [Properties]

Output: The most sought after tonewood used in guitar making, revered for its deep basses, mature mid-range and balanced trebles. Now in increasingly short supply, reserves of Brazilian Rosewood are generally reserved for the highest spec models.


Input: [Wood] Maple [Used For] Back / Sides [Properties]

Output: Available with either a 'flamed' or a 'quilted' figuring, maple has a very light colouration, and produces a sound with a very fast attack, particularly suiting faster, percussive styles of play. Tonally, maple tends to enhance the mid-range and trebles, and is best combined with a spruce top.


Input: [Wood] Koa [Used For] Back / Sides [Properties]

Output: Koa originates in Hawaii, and is a beautifully figured wood, dark brown in appearance with a pronounced, wide grain pattern and occasional blonde streaks. Tonally it combines the clear voicing of maple with deeper, rosewood-like qualities, and a sensitivity more usually associated with mahogany.


Input: [Wood] Walnut [Used For] Back / Sides [Properties]

Output: With its unique 'marbled' appearance and a wide variation of hue and figuring, walnut looks especially striking on the bodies of acoustic guitars. Tonally it produces a warm sound, with plenty of bass, and combines well with either a cedar or spruce top.


Input: [Wood] Dao [Used For] Back / Sides [Properties]

Output: A chinese wood, with a deep brown colouration and a remarkably straight grain. Produces a warm tone with plenty of bass and midrange.


Input: [Wood] Bubinga [Used For] Back / Sides [Properties]

Output: Often referred to as 'african rosewood', and shares many of rosewood's tonal properties, but is lighter in colour, often featuring a beautiful swirling grain pattern.


Input: [Wood] Myrtle [Used For] Back / Sides [Properties]

Output: Similar to flamed maple in both tone and pattern, although it has a deeper, olive hue.


Input: [Wood] Australian Blackwood [Used For] Back / Sides [Properties]

Output: An unusual timber, similar in appearance to Koa with its slightly wavy grain, but with tonal properties more akin to those of mahogany, being bright sounding and rich in the mid range.


Input: [Wood] Amazaque [Used For] Back / Sides [Properties]

Output: A multi-coloured wood with tints of red, green and brown, tonally somewhere between rosewood and maple, combining the rich bass of the former with the latter's punch and precision.


Input: [Wood] Wild Cherry [Used For] Back / Sides [Properties]

Output: A renewable hardwood used to construct the Back & Sides of most Seagull and Simon & Patrick guitars. Wild cherry has a mid-brown colouration, with a wide, swirly grain. Tonally it tends to accentuate the mid-ranges and trebles.


Input: [Wood] Sapele [Used For] Back / Sides [Properties]

Output: A mahogany-type wood, with a "ribboned" texture to the grain, and a harder, denser composition than genuine mahogany. Sapele is a very bright, lively sounding wood that produces clear, sparkling trebles.


Input: [Wood] Ovangkol [Used For] Back / Sides [Properties]

Output: Similar in appearance to rosewood, but with a lighter, coffee-coloured hue. Ovangkol shares many of rosewood's tonal characteristics, with a slightly livelier mid-range and a little less in the bass register.


Input: [Wood] Sycamore [Used For] Back / Sides [Properties]

Output: Another wood with a fast attack and decay, Sycamore has been used in the manufacture of Spanish flamenco guitars for many years, and is starting to find favour with steel-strung players as an authentic but inexpensive alternative to Maple


Input: [Wood] Nato [Used For] Back / Sides [Properties]

Output: Nato is an inexpensive substite for mahogany, sharing the latter's bright, pronounced mid-range, although it arguably lacks a little of the sensitivity and 'punch' of the genuine article.


Input: [Wood] Agathis [Used For] Back / Sides [Properties]

Output: A low-cost alternative to Maple, with a fast attack and decay, and a balanced sound from bass to treble.


Input: [Wood] Meranti [Used For] Back / Sides [Properties]

Output: A low cost timber favoured more for its stability and structural strength than tonal properties. Allows factories to build low cost guitars that work properly, even if their tone isn't that spectacular!


Input: [Description] This flat-backed lute from Central and South America measures approximately two and a half feet long, and has four double strings. Two of the base strings are made of metal and two of gut, while the four treble strings are all made of gut. [Instrument]

Output: Bandol or Bandola


Input: [Description] This wooden instrument, native to Trinidad, consists of a square or rectangular box about eighteen to twenty inches high with a hole, six inches in diameter, in its centre. A detachable pole is positioned on one corner of the top of the box. From the centre of the box, a string of nylon or jute is attached to the top of the pole. Notes are achieved by varying the angle of the pole and moving the fingers, which depress the string along the pole. The sound is emitted through the hole in the front of the box. [Instrument]

Output: Box bass


Input: [Description] Originating in Cuba, these two cylindrical hardwood sticks are about eight inches long and an inch in diameter. [Instrument]

Output: Claves or Tock tock


Input: [Description] An instrument of the guitar family, found in South America and the West Indies. The small cuatro of Venezuela has four strings, traditionally made of gut but nowadays mostly of nylon [Instrument]

Output: Cuatro


Input: [Description] A percussion instrument consisting of an open-ended, hollow gourd with parallel notches cut in one side. It is played by rubbing a wooden stick along the notches to produce a ratchet-like sound. It is believed to have originated among the Arawaks, and spread among the peoples of the Caribbean, Central America, and parts of Mexico [Instrument]

Output: Güiro or Scratcher


Input: [Description] One instrument or two? Some Trinidadians consider them to be synonymous, while others claim that the flat-backed version is called the mandolin and the bowl-bodied one is known as the bandolin. They are both small pear-shaped plucked wire-string instruments with four double courses of strings .The round-backed version is sometimes made with the shell of a morocoy (tortoise). [Instrument]

Output: Bandolin or Mandolin


Input: [Description] A pair of gourd rattles, most commonly oval. The gourd contains the naturally dried seeds of the fruit. Imitations in wood, wickerwork, Bakelite or metal contain beads, small shot, or similar rattling pieces. In Trinidad and Tobago, maracas are usually made from the fruit of the calabash tree. [Instrument]

Output: Maracas or Shack-shack


Input: [Instrument]

Output: Pollitos


Input: [Function] Ruggedize [Part] Skid plate [Notes]

Output: Dedicated plates that bolt into the frame are preferred. Protects the frame and case from rocks.

DR650 and XR650L Adventure Modifications


Input: [Function] Ruggedize [Part] Motor Armour [Notes]

Output: Aluminum or Steel plates that prevent pedals puncturing engine case in a drop.

DR650 and XR650L Adventure Modifications


Input: [Function] Ruggedize [Part] Folding Shift Lever [Notes]

Output: Less likely to snag or brake.

DR650 and XR650L Adventure Modifications


Input: [Function] Ruggedize [Part] Folding Brake Lever [Notes]

Output: Less likely to snag or brake.

DR650 and XR650L Adventure Modifications


Input: [Function] Touring [Part] Windshield [Notes]

Output: Possibly the most cost effective mod available. It wasn't designed specifically for the DR but happens to fit nicely behind the fairing, giving a stock appearance. It deflects highway windblast over the torso, reducing arm fatigue. Quick release hardware enables removal in seconds but loctite the front wingnuts, which can work loose. Windshields lacking metal brackets look clean but deform at 70 MPH. Large bar mounted screens act as sails, wind gusts cause sudden direction change. A standard lid gives less wind buffeting than an MX.

DR650 and XR650L Adventure Modifications


Input: [Function] Touring [Part] Front Fender [Notes]

Output: Shorter universal fender is less sensitive to wind and vehicle vortex, delivering more stability on the highway. Rear vent increases cooling airflow over motor. Universal fit requires drilling model specific mount holes. Use a plastics drill bit and low speed to avoid cracking. Measure twice, drill once! Multiple colors available on main product page.

DR650 and XR650L Adventure Modifications


Input: [Function] Touring [Part] Fuel Tank [Notes]

Output: Jumbo tanks can effect front suspension as fuel level changes. 4.7 Gal is a good compromise.

DR650 and XR650L Adventure Modifications


Input: [Function] Touring [Part] Rack [Notes]

Output: Pro Moto Billet. DR has a steel sub-frame, no special rack needed.

DR650 and XR650L Adventure Modifications


Input: [Function] Touring [Part] Saddle Bags [Notes]

Output: Dirt Bagz

DR650 and XR650L Adventure Modifications


Input: [Function] Touring [Part] Springs [Notes]

Output: Heavier springs are needed for forks and shock when hauling extra cargo and fuel. Avoid progressive springs, they fade quickly.

DR650 and XR650L Adventure Modifications


Input: [Function] Touring [Part] Seat [Notes]

Output: A seat upgrade is worthwhile if long journeys are in the mix.

DR650 and XR650L Adventure Modifications


Input: Requires imported fuel [Fossil Fuels] YES [Nuclear] YES [Renewables]

Output: NO

Earthfuture.com: An Open Letter to the Japanese People.doc


Input: Danger of fuel supply running scarce [Fossil Fuels] YES [Nuclear] YES [Renewables]

Output: NO

Earthfuture.com: An Open Letter to the Japanese People.doc


Input: Creates local pollution [Fossil Fuels] YES [Nuclear] YES [Renewables]

Output: NO

Earthfuture.com: An Open Letter to the Japanese People.doc


Input: Causes global warming [Fossil Fuels] YES [Nuclear] NO [Renewables]

Output: NO

Earthfuture.com: An Open Letter to the Japanese People.doc


Input: Very vulnerable to earthquakes and tsunamis [Fossil Fuels] NO [Nuclear] YES [Renewables]

Output: NO

Earthfuture.com: An Open Letter to the Japanese People.doc


Input: Creates long-term dangerous wastes [Fossil Fuels] NO [Nuclear] YES [Renewables]

Output: NO

Earthfuture.com: An Open Letter to the Japanese People.doc


Input: Increasing cost over time [Fossil Fuels] YES [Nuclear] YES [Renewables]

Output: NO

Earthfuture.com: An Open Letter to the Japanese People.doc


Input: Exports yen from Japan’s economy [Fossil Fuels] YES [Nuclear] YES [Renewables]

Output: NO

Earthfuture.com: An Open Letter to the Japanese People.doc


Input: Retains yen within Japan’s economy [Fossil Fuels] NO [Nuclear] NO [Renewables]

Output: YES

Earthfuture.com: An Open Letter to the Japanese People.doc


Input: Falling costs over time [Fossil Fuels] NO [Nuclear] NO [Renewables]

Output: YES

Earthfuture.com: An Open Letter to the Japanese People.doc


Input: Generates many new jobs in Japan [Fossil Fuels] NO [Nuclear] NO [Renewables]

Output: YES

Earthfuture.com: An Open Letter to the Japanese People.doc


Input: Generates technological innovation in Japan [Fossil Fuels] NO [Nuclear] NO [Renewables]

Output: YES

Earthfuture.com: An Open Letter to the Japanese People.doc


Input: Resilience against natural disaster [Fossil Fuels] NO [Nuclear] NO [Renewables]

Output: YES

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Input: [0] Wood Scraping [Microflake Termination] feather & hinge [Microflake Orientation] transverse [Rounding] moderate [Striation Orientation] transverse [Microflake Size]

Output: small to medium


Input: [0] Wood Whittling [Microflake Termination] feather & hinge [Microflake Orientation] oblique [Rounding] moderate [Striation Orientation] oblique & parallel [Microflake Size]

Output: small to medium


Input: [0] Wood Cutting (sawing) [Microflake Termination] mixed, trend to feather/hinge [Microflake Orientation] mixed [Rounding] moderate [Striation Orientation] oblique & parallel [Microflake Size]

Output: small to medium


Input: [0] Grass Cutting [Microflake Termination] feather [Microflake Orientation] oblique [Rounding] heavy [Striation Orientation] oblique & parallel [Microflake Size]

Output: small


Input: [0] Mammal Butchery [Microflake Termination] mixed feather & hinge [Microflake Orientation] mixed [Rounding] none [Striation Orientation] few to none: indeterminate [Microflake Size]

Output: small to medium


Input: [0] Fish Butchery [Microflake Termination] feather [Microflake Orientation] mixed [Rounding] none [Striation Orientation] none [Microflake Size]

Output: small


Input: [0] Bird Butchery [Microflake Termination] mixed feather & hinge [Microflake Orientation] mixed [Rounding] none [Striation Orientation] none [Microflake Size]

Output: small


Input: [0] Bone Scraping [Microflake Termination] hinge [Microflake Orientation] transverse [Rounding] heavy [Striation Orientation] transverse [Microflake Size]

Output: medium to large


Input: [0] Antler Scraping [Microflake Termination] step [Microflake Orientation] transverse [Rounding] heavy [Striation Orientation] transverse [Microflake Size]

Output: medium to large


Input: [0] Bone Perforation (rotary) [Microflake Termination] hinge [Microflake Orientation] mixed & transverse [Rounding] heavy [Striation Orientation] transverse [Microflake Size]

Output: medium to large


Input: [0] Antler Perforation (rotary) [Microflake Termination] hinge/step [Microflake Orientation] mixed [Rounding] heavy [Striation Orientation] transverse [Microflake Size]

Output: medium to large


Input: [0] Trampling [Microflake Termination] mixed, trend to hinge/step [Microflake Orientation] mixed [Rounding] none [Striation Orientation] mixed [Microflake Size]

Output: mixed, trend to large


Input: [0] Pressure-Flaking (bone/antler) [Microflake Termination] mixed, trend toward feather [Microflake Orientation] transverse [Rounding] none [Striation Orientation] none [Microflake Size]

Output: large


Input: [0] Backing (stone) [Microflake Termination] mixed, trend to hinge/step [Microflake Orientation] mixed [Rounding] moderate [Striation Orientation] none [Microflake Size]

Output: mixed


Input: [Character of Pain] Dull aching pain that becomes sharp, starts in the mid abdomen and shifts to the right lower region; tenderness, rebound tenderness [Accompanying Symptoms] Fever, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, constipation/diarrhea [Treatment/Remedy] Surgical removal of appendix [Cause]

Output: Appendicitis

How to Deal with Pain in Lower Right Abdomen Effectively


Input: [Character of Pain] Dull abdominal pain when there is failure to pass stools [Accompanying Symptoms] Straining, bloating and pressure in the rectum [Treatment/Remedy] Passage of stools relieve symptoms; use laxatives, modify diet [Cause]

Output: Constipation

How to Deal with Pain in Lower Right Abdomen Effectively


Input: [Character of Pain] Dull and cramp-like type of pain or sharp, sudden pain [Accompanying Symptoms] Occurs 2 weeks before period, with or without vaginal spotting [Treatment/Remedy] Oral pain relievers, rest [Cause]

Output: Ovulation Pain

How to Deal with Pain in Lower Right Abdomen Effectively


Input: [Character of Pain] Flank pain may be sharp, comes in waves, fluctuating, spreads to back and groin [Accompanying Symptoms] Pain in urinating, pink, red or brown urine which may be cloudy and foul-smelling, nausea, vomiting, fever with chills, and frequent urination. [Treatment/Remedy] Mild – none or analgesicsSevere – surgery [Cause]

Output: Kidney Stones

How to Deal with Pain in Lower Right Abdomen Effectively


Input: [Character of Pain] lower abdominal pain, back pain, flank pain or groin pain [Accompanying Symptoms] persistent urge to urinate, painful urination, pus or blood in the urine, fever [Treatment/Remedy] Antibiotic treatment [Cause]

Output: Kidney Infection

How to Deal with Pain in Lower Right Abdomen Effectively


Input: [Character of Pain] Dull, aching, pelvic pain that may also radiate to the lower back and thigh. [Accompanying Symptoms] Irregular periods, heaviness, spotting, nausea, vomiting, pressure; sometimes none [Treatment/Remedy] Mild pain – none, or analgesicsSevere – possible surgery [Cause]

Output: Ovarian Cysts

How to Deal with Pain in Lower Right Abdomen Effectively


Input: [Character of Pain] Severe lower abdominal or pelvic pain [Accompanying Symptoms] Missed period, signs of pregnancy, vaginal bleeding [Treatment/Remedy] Surgery [Cause]

Output: Ectopic Pregnancy

How to Deal with Pain in Lower Right Abdomen Effectively


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Alcohol Denat. reduces viscosity and holds all ingredients together in solution [natural essential oil]

Output: corn-derived ethanol


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Alcohol Denat. (Glass Cleaner) aids fast evaporation for reduced streaking and gives lift to the fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: corn-derived ethanol


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Alcohol Ethoxylate provides cleaning and grease cutting [natural essential oil]

Output: plant derived surfactant (surface active agent)


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Alcohols C7-21 Ethoxylate provides cleaning and grease cutting [natural essential oil]

Output: plant derived surfactant (surface active agent)


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Aloe Barbadensis Leaf helps to soothe and protect skin [natural essential oil]

Output: natural plant extract from aloe vera


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice helps to soothe and protect skin [natural essential oil]

Output: natural plant extract from aloe vera


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Amylase removes starch stains and helps surfactant ingredients clean even better [natural essential oil]

Output: enzyme from biofermentation reaction


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Amylase Enzyme Blend removes starch stains and helps surfactant ingredients clean even better [natural essential oil]

Output: enzyme from biofermentation reaction


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Aniba Rosaeodora (Rosewood) Wood oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Benzisothiazolinone safe and effective product preservative, < 1% of total volume to ensure shelf life safety [natural essential oil]

Output: non-formaldehyde, preservative


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Betula Alba (Birch) Bark Extract cuts grease naturally to aid removal of soils [natural essential oil]

Output: natural plant extract from birch bark


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] butyrospermum parkii (shea butter) softens and conditions skin providing Vitamin E [natural essential oil]

Output: natural botanical extract from the Karite tree


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] C16-18 and C18 Unsaturated Glycerides eliminates static and softens fabrics [natural essential oil]

Output: biodegradable esterquat from palm oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] C16-18 Fatty Acids eliminates static and softens fabrics [natural essential oil]

Output: biodegradable esterquat from palm oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Calcium Carbonate provides gentle abrasive action for cleaning without scratching [natural essential oil]

Output: natural mineral


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Calcium Chloride adjusts product thickness and flow [natural essential oil]

Output: natural mineral salt


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Cananga Odorata (Ylang Ylang) Flower oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] caprylic/capric triglyceride helps soften skin [natural essential oil]

Output: coconut derived emollient


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Carboxymethyl Inulin binds metal ions in wash water to optimize cleaning performance [natural essential oil]

Output: plant-derived chelating agent


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Carum Petroselinum (Parsley) Seed oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Carya Ovata (Shagbark Hickory) Bark Extract provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Cedrus Atlantica (Cedarwood) Bark oil provides fragrance and cleaning efficacy [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] cetostearyl alcohol thickens and emulsifies product for consistency [natural essential oil]

Output: naturally derived fatty alcohol blend


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] cetyl alcohol thickens and emulsifies product for consistency [natural essential oil]

Output: coconut derived fatty alcohol


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Citric Acid modifies the pH of the formula for optimum cleaning and stability [natural essential oil]

Output: natural fruit acid


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Citrullus Lanatus (Watermelon) Fruit Extract provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Citrus Aurantifolia (Lime) oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Citrus Aurantium Bergamia (Bergamot) Fruit oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Citrus Aurantium Bergamia (Bergamot) oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Peel oil provides fragrance and cleaning efficacy [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Peel oil (Baby Blossom) + Certified Organic provides fragrance and cleaning efficacy [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Citrus Grandis (Grapefruit) Seed oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Citrus Limon (Lemon) Peel oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Citrus Medica Limonum (Lemon) Peel oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Citrus Medica Limonum (Lemon) Peel oil (Baby Blossom) + Certified Organic provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Citrus Sinensis (Orange) Peel oil provides fragrance and cleaning efficacy [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Clary Amber oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Cocamidopropyl Betaine cleans and modifies foam [natural essential oil]

Output: plant- derived surfactant (surface active agent)


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Cocamidopropyl Hydroxysultaine foams and cleanses without stripping away natural oils from skin [natural essential oil]

Output: very mild surfactant (surface active agent)


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Coco Glucoside provides cleaning [natural essential oil]

Output: mild sugar derived surfactant


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Coconut Acid reduces foaming [natural essential oil]

Output: fatty acid derived from coconut


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Cymbopogon Schoenanthus (Lemongrass) oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Decyl Glucoside helps keep other ingredients blended while cleaning [natural essential oil]

Output: mild sugar- derived surfactant (surface active agent)


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Dihydrogenated Palmoylethyl Hydroxyethylmonium Methosulfate softens fabrics [natural essential oil]

Output: biodegradable esterquat from palm oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Disodium 2-Sulfolaurate provides foaming and cleaning power [natural essential oil]

Output: readily biodegradable surfactant from coconut


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Disodium Hydroxyethyliminodiacetate boosts cleaning power and preservative effectiveness [natural essential oil]

Output: non-EDTA metal ion chelator


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Eucalyptus Globulus (Eucalyptus) Leaf oil provides fragrance and cleaning efficacy [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Eugenia Caryophyllus (Clove) Flower oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Eugenia Caryophyllus (Clove) Leaf oil provides fragrance and cleaning efficacy [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Fragrance smells great and provides an aromatherapeutic experience [natural essential oil]

Output: mixture of natural, high-quality essential oils and safe synthetic fragrance ingredients


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Fragrance (natural) smells great and provides an aromatherapeutic experience [natural essential oil]

Output: mixture of natural, high-quality essential oils


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Geranium Maculatum (Geranium) oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Geranium Maculatum (Geranium) oil (Baby Blossom) + Certified Organic provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Glycerin (Hand & Body) attracts moisture and softens skin [natural essential oil]

Output: corn-derived humectant


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Glycerin (Household Cleaners) provides shelf life stability for extracts [natural essential oil]

Output: natural corn-derived solublizer for extracts


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Glycerin (Laundry) provides shelf life stability for enzymes [natural essential oil]

Output: corn-derived solublizer for enzymes


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Glyceryl Oleate softens and smoothes skin [natural essential oil]

Output: emollient


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] glycine soja (soybean) oil helps soften and moisturize skin [natural essential oil]

Output: natural plant oil from soy bean


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Gossypium Herbaceum (Cotton) Seed Extract helps soften fabrics [natural essential oil]

Output: natural cotton extract


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Flower Extract provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] helianthus annuus (sunflower) seed oil helps soften and moisturize skin [natural essential oil]

Output: natural plant oil from sunflower


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Hydrated Silica prevents clumping of product [natural essential oil]

Output: natural mineral flow agent


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Iodopropynyl Butylcarbamate safe and effective product preservative, < 1% of total volume [natural essential oil]

Output: preservative


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Isopropyl Alcohol denatures alcohol for safety [natural essential oil]

Output: rubbing alcohol


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Jasminum Officinale (Jasmine) Flower Extract provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Lactic Acid modifies pH for optimal cleaning [natural essential oil]

Output: natural acid


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Lauramine Oxide provides greasing cutting [natural essential oil]

Output: plant-derived cleaning ingredient


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Laureth - 23 cleans and dissolves grease soils [natural essential oil]

Output: plant derived cleaning ingredient, nonionic


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Laureth - 7 cleans grease soils [natural essential oil]

Output: plant-derived cleaning ingredient, nonionic


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Laureth - 8 cleans grease soils [natural essential oil]

Output: plant derived cleaning ingredient, nonionic


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Lauryl Glucoside provides cleaning efficacy and stability to formulation [natural essential oil]

Output: mild sugar derived surfactant


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Lavandula Hybrida (Lavandin) oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Lead-Free Cotton Wick provides burn time for candles [natural essential oil]

Output: non-metal, lead-free wick


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Linear Alcohol Ethoxylate cleans without foaming [natural essential oil]

Output: plant-derived nonionic surfactant (surface active agent ) from coconut


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Lipase removes fat and oil stains and helps the detergent ingredients clean even better [natural essential oil]

Output: enzyme from biofermentation reaction


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Lipase Enzyme Blend removes fat and oil stains and helps the detergent ingredients clean even better [natural essential oil]

Output: enzyme from biofermentation reaction


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Lonicera Japonica (Honeysuckle) Flower Extract soothes and softens skin (hand/dish), contributes to fragrance (all other) [natural essential oil]

Output: natural plant extract from honeysuckle


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Mannanase removes organic stains and helps the detergent ingredients clean even better [natural essential oil]

Output: enzyme from biofermentation reaction


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Mannanase Enzyme Blend removes organic stains and helps the detergent ingredients clean even better [natural essential oil]

Output: enzyme from biofermentation reaction


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Methyl Sulfate eliminates static and softens fabrics [natural essential oil]

Output: biodegradable esterquat from palm oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Methylisothiazolinone safe and effective product preservative, < 1% of total volume to ensure shelf life safety [natural essential oil]

Output: non-formaldehyde preservative


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Ocimum Basilicum (Basil) oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit oil provides Vitamin E, moisturization and softening [natural essential oil]

Output: natural plant oil pressed from olive


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Organic Essential oils & Fragrance smells great and provides an aromatherapeutic laundry experience [natural essential oil]

Output: mixture of natural, high-quality essential oils and safe synthetic fragrance ingredients


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] PEG-2 Cocomonium Chloride helps product attach to surface for improved cleaning [natural essential oil]

Output: ester quaternary compound


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor oil blends essential oils and fragrance evenly into the formula [natural essential oil]

Output: emulsifier that makes oils compatible with water


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] PEG-5 Cocoate ensures even dispersion and stability of fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: plant based emulsifier that makes oils compatible with water


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Pelargonium Graveolens (Geranium) Flower Oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Pentasodium Pentetate converts oils into solid soap through processing [natural essential oil]

Output: chelating agent to adjust pH


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] phenoxyethanol safe and effective product preservative to ensure shelf life safety [natural essential oil]

Output: non-formaldehyde, preservative


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Picea Mariana (Spruce) Leaf oil provides fragrance and cleaning efficacy [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Piper Nigrum (Black Pepper) Seed oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Pogostemon Cablin (Patchouli) oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Polysorbate 20 ensures even dispersion and stability of fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: Emulsifier that make oils compatible with water


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] polysorbate 60 solubilizes fragrance into solution [natural essential oil]

Output: plant derived emulsifier


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Potassium Hydroxide adjusts pH for optimal cleaning [natural essential oil]

Output: mineral base


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Potassium Sorbate safe and effective food grade product preservative, <1% of total volume [natural essential oil]

Output: non-formaldehyde preservative


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Propylene Glycol maintain enzyme integrity and stability [natural essential oil]

Output: stabilizing agent


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) oil acts as carrier in all natural fragrance composition [natural essential oil]

Output: natural plant oil from sweet almond


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Quillaja Saponaria (Soap) Bark Extract cuts grease naturally to aid removal of soils [natural essential oil]

Output: natural plant extract


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Raphanus Sativus (Radish) Root Extract [natural essential oil]

Output: natural plant extract


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Ribes Nigrum (Black Currant) Seed oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Rosa Centifolia (Rose) Flower oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Saccharomyces Ferment removes malodors and freshens surfaces [natural essential oil]

Output: vegetable protein extract made from multiple vegetables through biofermentation


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Salvia Sclarea (Clary Sage) oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Santalum Album (Sandalwood) Seed oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Sodium Benzoate safe and effective food grade product preservative, <1% of total volume [natural essential oil]

Output: non-formaldehyde preservative


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Sodium Caprylyl Sulfonate helps to evenly coat surface and reduce streaking [natural essential oil]

Output: wetting agent


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Sodium Carbonate softens water and boosts surfactants for optimum cleaning [natural essential oil]

Output: natural mineral commonly referred to as washing soda


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Sodium Carbonate Peroxide boosts cleaning power stain removal [natural essential oil]

Output: natural mineral commonly referred to as oxygen bleach


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Sodium Carboxymethyl Inulin binds metal ions in wash water to optimize cleaning performance [natural essential oil]

Output: plant-derived chelating agent


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Sodium Chloride softens water to boost cleaning performance [natural essential oil]

Output: mineral salt


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Sodium Chloride (Hand & Body) adjusts thickness and flow of product [natural essential oil]

Output: mineral salt


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Sodium Citrate softens water to boost cleaning performance [natural essential oil]

Output: non-EDTA metal ion chelator from soy


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Sodium Hydroxide adjusts pH and stabilizes chelant [natural essential oil]

Output: alkaline chemical compound


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Sodium Lauryl Sulfate provides cleaning and foaming [natural essential oil]

Output: plant-derived cleaning ingredient


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Sodium Methyl 2-Sulfolaurate provides foaming and cleaning power [natural essential oil]

Output: readily biodegradable surfactant with viscosity modifying characteristics from coconut


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Sodium Methyl Cocoyl Taurate foams and cleanses without stripping away natural oils from skin [natural essential oil]

Output: very mild surfactant (surface active agent)


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Sodium Polyacrylate disperses food particles and helps to prevent their redeposition on surfaces [natural essential oil]

Output: acrylic polymer


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Sodium Silicate disperses grease and food deposits into small, suspended particles that easily rinse away [natural essential oil]

Output: natural mineral


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Sodium Sulfate softens water to boost cleaning performance [natural essential oil]

Output: mineral salt


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Sorbitol keeps detergent intact from temperature changes during shipping [natural essential oil]

Output: natural vegetable sugar


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] stearic acid emulsifies and solubilizes for homogenous solutions [natural essential oil]

Output: fatty acid salt


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Subtilisin (Protease) removes protein stains and helps the detergent ingredients clean even better [natural essential oil]

Output: enzyme from biofermentation reaction


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Subtilisin (Protease) Enzyme Blend removes protein stains and helps the detergent ingredients clean even better [natural essential oil]

Output: enzyme from biofermentation reaction


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Tetrasodium Etidronate converts oils into solid soap [natural essential oil]

Output: chelating agent to adjust pH


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Tetrasodium Glutamate Diacetate softens water to boost cleaning performance [natural essential oil]

Output: non-EDTA chelating agent


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Thuja Occidentalis (Cedar) Leaf oil provides fragrance and cleaning efficacy [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Titanium Dioxide provides whiteness and opacity to soap bar [natural essential oil]

Output: natural mineral


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Trideceth-9 blends essential oils and fragrance evenly into the formula [natural essential oil]

Output: emulsifier that makes oils compatible with water


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Vegetable oils moisturizes and soothes skin [natural essential oil]

Output: natural palm and coconut oils


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Vegetable Wax Base earth-friendly wax that burns cleanly, delivers fragrance and ambiance [natural essential oil]

Output: renewable wax from a mix of soy and corn ingredients


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Vetiveria Zizanioides (Vetiver) oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Water holds all ingredients together in solution [natural essential oil]

Output: deionized/demineralized water that has passed through filters to remove minerals


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Xanthan gum thickens product so it clings to the side of the bowl to clean better [natural essential oil]

Output: plant-derived polysaccharide from biofermentation process


Input: [Abies Alba (Fir) Leaf oil] Zingiber Officinale (Ginger) Root oil provides fragrance [natural essential oil]

Output: natural essential oil


Input: [Description] FDA approved 130mg tablets (14) for protection from radioactive iodine (I-131). For adults and children. N 7 years from date of manufacture

Output: Iosat Potassium Iodide View current exp dates on the potassium iodide page

Radiation Protection Emergency Kits. Nuclear and dirty bomb.

Kit Component (May be purchased separately)


Input: [Description] FDA approved liquid solution (30ml) for protection from radioactive iodine (I-131). For adults and children. N 5 years from date of manufacture

Output: ThyroShield Potassium Iodide View current exp dates on the potassium iodide page

Radiation Protection Emergency Kits. Nuclear and dirty bomb.

Kit Component (May be purchased separately)


Input: [Description] Instantly detects all types of radiation – Fits in wallet N,D 1 year minimum at normal operating conditions

Output: RADTriage Radiation Detector Store in freezer for up to 5 yrs to extend shelf life until ready to use

Radiation Protection Emergency Kits. Nuclear and dirty bomb.

Kit Component (May be purchased separately)


Input: [Description] Filters radioisotopes from drinking water – up to 25 gal. N,D 5 years minimum

Output: Radiation Water Filtration Straw

Radiation Protection Emergency Kits. Nuclear and dirty bomb.

Kit Component (May be purchased separately)


Input: [Description] Individual sealed wipes with solution to decontaminate skin N,D 1 year minimum

Output: Radiacwash Towelettes

Radiation Protection Emergency Kits. Nuclear and dirty bomb.

Kit Component (May be purchased separately)


Input: [Description] For use with all decontamination solutions N,D 10 years minimum

Output: Rad Wipes

Radiation Protection Emergency Kits. Nuclear and dirty bomb.

Kit Component (May be purchased separately)


Input: [Description] Decontamination of radioactive iodine specifically (nuclear source) N 10 years minimum

Output: Iodowash

Radiation Protection Emergency Kits. Nuclear and dirty bomb.

Kit Component (May be purchased separately)


Input: [Description] Filters certain low-energy beta and alpha particles N,D 5 years minimum

Output: N95 Mask

Radiation Protection Emergency Kits. Nuclear and dirty bomb.

Kit Component (May be purchased separately)


Input: [Description] For disposal of contaminated clothing and wipes N,D 5 years minimum

Output: Rad Waste Bag

Radiation Protection Emergency Kits. Nuclear and dirty bomb.

Kit Component (May be purchased separately)


Input: [Description] For use with all decontamination solutions N,D 5 years minimum

Output: Disposable Vinyl Gloves

Radiation Protection Emergency Kits. Nuclear and dirty bomb.

Kit Component (May be purchased separately)


Input: [Description] Decontamination of all radioisotopes (nuclear or dirty bomb) N,D 10 years minimum

Output: Radiacwash Spray Mist

Radiation Protection Emergency Kits. Nuclear and dirty bomb.

Kit Component (May be purchased separately)


Input: [PROBABLE CAUSE] Intake or exhaust system leak [CORRECTIVE ACTION] Perform leak check and repair leaks per RAM Maintenance Tip Manifold Pressure [TROUBLE]

Output: Engine bootstraps or manifold pressure falls off in climb


Input: [PROBABLE CAUSE] Binding wastegate butterfly [CORRECTIVE ACTION] Lubricate per RAM Maintenance Tip Manifold Pressure Repair or replace wastegate if lube doesn't help [TROUBLE]

Output: Manifold pressure fluctuates in climb, cruise, or decent


Input: [PROBABLE CAUSE] Defective wastegate [CORRECTIVE ACTION] Repair or replace wastegate [TROUBLE]

Output: Manifold pressure follows airspeed


Input: [PROBABLE CAUSE] Improperly adjusted pressure controller [CORRECTIVE ACTION] Adjust according to Cessna Maintenance Manual [TROUBLE]

Output: Low manifold pressure at takeoff power


Input: [PROBABLE CAUSE] Manifold pressure split below 30", improper control cable rigging [CORRECTIVE ACTION] Re-rig control cables [TROUBLE]

Output: Manifold pressure split on acceleration


Input: [PROBABLE CAUSE] Induction coupling ruptured or disconnected [CORRECTIVE ACTION] Perform intake and exhaust system leak check [TROUBLE]

Output: Sudden loss of manifold pressure in flight


Input: [Item] Frame [Source]

Output: Bed frame angle iron (Yes, I know it's actually steel)

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Input: [Item] Drawer body sheet metal [Source]

Output: Refrigerator door skin

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Input: [Item] Drawer front face [Source]

Output: PC case

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Input: [Item] Drawer roller bearings [Source]

Output: Hard drive disk spindles

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Input: [Item] Sides and lid [Source]

Output: PC case

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Input: [Item] Hinge pin wire [Source]

Output: Bicycle spokes

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Input: [Item] Screws [Source]

Output: Salvaged from other old disassembled stuff

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Input: [Item] Paint [Source]

Output: Recycled oil (alkyd) paint from Habitat ReStore

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Input: [Item] Handle brackets [Source]

Output: Aluminum from melted-down hard drive bodies and broken car wheels

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Input: [Item] Handles [Source]

Output: Steel rod from baby stroller handle

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Input: [Comments] Turn off/sequence unnecessary pumps. [Maintenance Frequency] Daily [Description]

Output: Check pump use/sequencing

Maintenance Schedule for Water-Distribution Systems


Input: [Comments] Visually inspect components to ensure that all equipment is operating, safety systems are in place, and no unusual leaks exist. [Maintenance Frequency] Weekly [Description]

Output: Visually inspect pumps, valves, and all mechanical joints


Input: [Comments] Test for proper concentrations of dissolved solids and chemistry. Adjust chemicals as necessary. [Maintenance Frequency] Monthly [Description]

Output: Test water


Input: [Comments] Ensure that all bearings are lubricated according to manufacturer's recommendations. [Maintenance Frequency] Monthly [Description]

Output: Check lubrication


Input: [Comments] Check packing for wear and repack as necessary. Consider replacing packing with mechanical seals. [Maintenance Frequency] Monthly [Description]

Output: Check packing


Input: [Comments] Check for leakage that exceeds the manufacturer's specifications. Replace if necessary. [Maintenance Frequency] Monthly [Description]

Output: Check mechanical seals


Input: [Comments] Align the pump/motor coupling to ensure efficient torque transfer to the pump. [Maintenance Frequency] Annually [Description]

Output: Motor/pump alignment


Input: [Comments] Check and secure all pump mountings. [Maintenance Frequency] Annually [Description]

Output: Check mountings


Input: [Comments] Inspect bearings and drive belts for wear. Adjust, repair, or replace as necessary. [Maintenance Frequency] Annually [Description]

Output: Check bearings


Input: [Comments] Clean strainers. [Maintenance Frequency] Annually [Description]

Output: Check strainers


Input: [Comments] Inspect these tanks to make sure that the acceptance capacity is adequate and that they function properly. [Maintenance Frequency] Annually [Description]

Output: Check expansion tanks


Input: [Comments] Temperature differences may indicate air binding, clogged strainers, or excessive scale. Determine the cause and correct. [Maintenance Frequency] Annually [Description]

Output: Inspect heating and cooling heat exchangers.


Input: [Comments] Observe the valves moving through their full range from closed to 100% open. Back off one-half turn from 100% open to prevent the valve from "freezing" in the full open position. [Maintenance Frequency] Annually [Description]

Output: Cycle valves


Input: [Comments] Check the condition of the motor through temperature or vibration analysis. [Maintenance Frequency] Annually [Description]

Output: Motor condition


Input: [Preparation] 502 [Main Component] Yarrow blossoms [Fermented in…] Bladder of a stag Permits plants to attract trace elements in extremely dilute quantities for their best nutrition. [Proposed function (Steiner)]

Output: "Its homeopathic sulfur content, combined in a truly model way with potash, not only works magnificently in the plant itself, but enables the yarrow to ray out its influences to a greater distance and through large masses."

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Input: [Preparation] 503 [Main Component] Chamomile blossoms [Fermented in…] Cow intestines Stabilizes nitrogen (N) within the compost & increases soil life so as to stimulate plant growth. [Proposed function (Steiner)]

Output: "…has sulphur in the precise proportions which are necessary to assimilate the potash…assimilates calcium in addition. Therewith, it assimilates that which can chiefly help to exclude from the plant those harmful effects of fructation, thus keeping the plant in healthy condition."

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Input: [Preparation] 504 [Main Component] Stinging nettle shoot [Fermented in…] N/A Stimulates soil health, providing plants with the individual nutrition components needed. "Enlivens" the earth (soil). [Proposed function (Steiner)]

Output: "A jack of all-trades… It carries within it the element which incorporates the Spiritual and assimilates it everywhere, namely, sulphur….Moreover, the stinging nettle carries potassium and calcium in its currents and radiations, and in addition it has a kind of iron radiation."

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Input: [Preparation] 505 [Main Component] Oak bark [Fermented in…] Skull of a domestic animal Provides healing forces (or qualities) to combat harmful plant diseases. [Proposed function (Steiner)]

Output: "The calcium structure of the oak rind is absolutely ideal….[Calcium] restores order when the ether-body is working too strongly, that is, when the astral cannot gain access to the organic entity."

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Input: [Preparation] 506 [Main Component] Dandelion flowers [Fermented in…] Mesentery (gut lining) of a cow Stimulates relation between Silica (Si) and Potassium (K) so that Silica can attract cosmic forces to the soil. [Proposed function (Steiner)]

Output: "[i]t mediates the silicic acid finely, homeopathically distributed in the Cosmos, and that which is needed as silicic acid throughout the given district of the Earth. Truly this dandelion is a kind of messenger from heaven."

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Input: [Preparation] 507 [Main Component] Valerian extract [Fermented in…] N/A Stimulates compost so that phosphorus components will be properly used by the soil. [Proposed function (Steiner)]

Output: "…stimulate [the compost] to behave in the right way in relation to what we call the 'phosphoric' substance."

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Input: [Tool Name:] Airbrush & Compressor [Why You Need It:]

Output: You can't get a good, smooth, paint application without airbrushing. Trust me, once you start, you won't stop. I use a Badger 175 with a Fine, Medium and Large tip. My compressor is a 2 Gallon Campbell Hausfeld from Wal-Mart that cost about $70. Essential to good paint application.

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Input: [Tool Name:] Clamps, Clips, etc. [Why You Need It:]

Output: You'll use these to hold parts once they are glued. Most glues do not dry instantly and most parts also don't fit together as tight as you need them to. Clamps solve both problems. You can use a variety of clamps, even clothes pins. Just be careful not to scratch the plastic or paint job, or to use clamps that grip too tight and crush your model.

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Input: [Tool Name:] Files [Why You Need It:]

Output: You'll need these to quickly remove flash or sand a part smooth. Sometimes easier than sandpaper as it is rigid and can remove stock very fast. They also come in a multitude of shapes for all different applications.

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Input: [Tool Name:] Glue [Why You Need It:]

Output: You want your model to stay together, right? There are many types of glue, all with different properties and uses. See the construction page for a comparison of all the different types.

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Input: [Tool Name:] Heat Gun or Hairdryer [Why You Need It:]

Output: Essential for trimming vinyl, but can also be used to fix warped resin parts. Just heat the part and bend it back to shape. You can also use the hairdryer to speed up the drying time of paint, glue, putty, etc.

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Input: [Tool Name:] Masking Tape [Why You Need It:]

Output: Provides a clean, sharp delineation between colors. Essential if airbrushing or spray painting. Use the tan stuff for large area masking, but don't use it for the edge. Use the blue tape for the edge. It works much better. Very thin strips can be cut from the blue, or purchased separately for curves and details.

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Input: [Tool Name:] Paint [Why You Need It:]

Output: Hmm, I wonder why. Like glues, there are many different types, brands, etc. They are all different and all have their strengths and weaknesses. See the painting page for a comparison of many different brands.

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Input: [Tool Name:] Paintbrushes [Why You Need It:]

Output: Useful for...painting! Of course. But also useful for spreading glue or other liquids, or use the back end as a stir stick. Many uses. I like to have a large assortment (I must have over 50) for all different applications. You will use the tiny brushes the most.

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Input: [Tool Name:] Putty [Why You Need It:]

Output: To fill seams or repair damage. Can also be used to sculpt new details. There are quite a few different kinds. See the construction page for a comparison of different types of putties and fillers.

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Input: [Tool Name:] Razor Saw [Why You Need It:]

Output: For cutting off large sections or where an X-ACTO knife or sanding just won't cut it. A sharp blade and high t.p.i. allow quick and easy removal of stock or cutting of tubing to length.

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Input: [Tool Name:] Rotary Tool & Accessories [Why You Need It:]

Output: An absolute must. Useful for 1,001 different purposes. Cutting, grinding, sanding, polishing, you name it. You'll never figure out how you got along with out it. I recommend the Dremel brand. They have a billion accessories and models to choose from.

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Input: [Tool Name:] Rulers, Triangles & Other Measuring Implements [Why You Need It:]

Output: Needed for precision cutting and marking. An obvious set of tools to need. Try to get a few rulers, squares, and triangles to use together. You'll also use compasses, protractors, calipers, circle templates, and more. A good assortment will also be handy.

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Input: [Tool Name:] Safety Equipment [Why You Need It:]

Output: Many modeling supplies are hazardous to your health. Do yourself a favor and protect yourself. Goggles, a respirator and rubber gloves are necessary to protect yourself from many chemicals and their fumes.

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Input: [Tool Name:] Sandpaper & Sanding Block [Why You Need It:]

Output: For removing flash or injection marks, putty, glue, and ensuring a proper fit. Also good for roughing up surfaces for gluing. Don't use anything less than 220 grit or you risk scratching your model. I also recommend a sanding block for easier and more precise sanding.

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Input: [Tool Name:] Tweezers [Why You Need It:]

Output: You'll need these for holding small parts while painting, gluing or positioning. You can also use them to retrieve parts that fall into a model cavity. A nice variety set will serve all your needs.

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Input: [Tool Name:] X-ACTO Knife [Why You Need It:]

Output: You use it for everything. Cutting & trimming parts, scribing, scraping, scratching. You name it, you'll use the X-ACTO for it. You can buy bulk packs of 100 of the blades online for only about $10. Change your blades often and you'll be happy.

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Input: [Richter Magnitude] Less than 3.5 [Earthquake Effects]

Output: Recorded but generally not felt

Squeezing Water from Rock : Feature Articles


Input: [Richter Magnitude] 3.5 to 5.4 [Earthquake Effects]

Output: Often felt but rarely causes damage

Squeezing Water from Rock : Feature Articles


Input: [Richter Magnitude] Less than 6.0 [Earthquake Effects]

Output: Slight damage at most to well-constructed buildings; over small regions, can cause major damage to poorly constructed buildings

Squeezing Water from Rock : Feature Articles


Input: [Richter Magnitude] 6.1 to 6.9 [Earthquake Effects]

Output: Can be destructive in populated regions up to 100 kilometers across

Squeezing Water from Rock : Feature Articles


Input: [Richter Magnitude] 7.0 to 7.9 [Earthquake Effects]

Output: Major earthquake that can cause serious damage over areas larger than 100 kilometers across

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Input: [Richter Magnitude] 8 or more [Earthquake Effects]

Output: Great earthquake that can cause serious damage over areas several hundred kilometers across

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Input: [Food] Tomato [Appearance] Red, 4 chambers (like the human heart) [Function]

Output: Contains lycopene, an inhibitor of heart disease.

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Input: [Food] Walnut [Appearance] Looks like a brain with a left and right side and upper cerebrum and lower cerebellum. Even the wrinkles on the nut resemble the brain’s neo-cortex. [Function]

Output: Helps develop over three dozen neurotransmitters for brain function.

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Input: [Food] Celery, Bok Choy, Rhubarb [Appearance] Look like bones [Function]

Output: These vegetables are 23 percent sodium, just like bones. A lack of sodium in the diet forces the body to pull it from the bones, weakening them. These foods replenish the body’s skeletal needs.

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Input: [Food] Grapes [Appearance] Hang in a heart-shaped cluster, and each grape resembles a blood cell. [Function]

Output: Contain flavonoids and phytonutrients that decrease risk of heart disease.

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Input: [Food] Kidney Beans [Appearance] A no-brainer—these look like kidneys! [Function]

Output: Heal and help maintain kidney function.

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Input: [Food] Sweet Potatoes [Appearance] Look like the pancreas. [Function]

Output: Balance the glycemic index within diabetics.

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Input: [Food] Eggplant, Pears, Avocados [Appearance] Look like a woman’s cervix and womb. [Function]

Output: Balance hormones, help shed unwanted birth weight and prevent cervical cancer. It takes nine months to grow an avocado from blossom to ripened fruit!

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Input: [Food] Olives [Appearance] Look like ovaries. [Function]

Output: Assist the health and function of the ovaries.

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Input: [Food] Oranges, Grapefruits, Other Citrus Fruits [Appearance] Resemble the mammary glands of females. [Function]

Output: Assist breast health and the movement of lymph in and out of the breasts.

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Input: [Food] Carrots [Appearance] advertisement A sliced carrot looks like the human eye. [Function]

Output: Greatly enhance blood flow to the eyes.

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Input: [Essential Amino Acids] arginine [Nonessential Amino Acids]

Output: glycine

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Input: [Essential Amino Acids] histidine [Nonessential Amino Acids]

Output: alanine

Chapter 24 Lecture Notes - CEM252 at MSU


Input: [Essential Amino Acids] lysine [Nonessential Amino Acids]

Output: cysteine

Chapter 24 Lecture Notes - CEM252 at MSU


Input: [Essential Amino Acids] isoleucine [Nonessential Amino Acids]

Output: aspartic acid

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Input: [Essential Amino Acids] leucine [Nonessential Amino Acids]

Output: glutamic acid

Chapter 24 Lecture Notes - CEM252 at MSU


Input: [Essential Amino Acids] valine [Nonessential Amino Acids]

Output: asparagine

Chapter 24 Lecture Notes - CEM252 at MSU


Input: [Essential Amino Acids] threonine [Nonessential Amino Acids]

Output: glutamine

Chapter 24 Lecture Notes - CEM252 at MSU


Input: [Essential Amino Acids] methionine [Nonessential Amino Acids]

Output: proline

Chapter 24 Lecture Notes - CEM252 at MSU


Input: [Essential Amino Acids] tryptophan [Nonessential Amino Acids]

Output: serine

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Input: [0] 1N [Promotion] Small diet changes add up. Eat breakfast every day. You will eat less during the day and it will help you reach your weight loss goals. [Prevention]

Output: Eat breakfast every day. It will prevent eating more during the day and gaining weight back. Small diet changes add up.