Input: [0] Chromatin [2] Uniform, hypochromatic [3] Fine to coarsely granular, evenly distributed, hypo- to hyperchromatic (stealth gray appearance) [1]

Output: Clumped, unevenly distributed, parachromatin clearing

CytologyStuff.com - Gyn Atlas Section 4d


Input: [0] Nucleoli [2] Prominent and present in almost every cell Small, uniform, sometimes multiple [3] Prominent macronucleoli Large, round [1]

Output: Occasional, macronucleoli Irregular, single or multiple

CytologyStuff.com - Gyn Atlas Section 4d


Input: [1] Cabbage [2] Lentils [3] Salad greens [0]

Output: Artichokes

Dr Oz's new diet for 2014: Lose 9lbs in 14 days - Slimming Solutions


Input: [1] Cauliflower [2] Mushrooms [3] Snap peas [0]

Output: Asparagus

Dr Oz's new diet for 2014: Lose 9lbs in 14 days - Slimming Solutions


Input: [1] Celery [2] Okra [3] Squash [0]

Output: Bamboo shoots

Dr Oz's new diet for 2014: Lose 9lbs in 14 days - Slimming Solutions


Input: [1] Cucumber [2] Onions [3] Swiss Chard [0]

Output: Bean sprouts

Dr Oz's new diet for 2014: Lose 9lbs in 14 days - Slimming Solutions


Input: [1] Eggplant [2] Peppers [3] Water chestnuts [0]

Output: Beans

Dr Oz's new diet for 2014: Lose 9lbs in 14 days - Slimming Solutions


Input: [1] Greens [2] Radishes [3] Watercress [0]

Output: Broccoli

Dr Oz's new diet for 2014: Lose 9lbs in 14 days - Slimming Solutions


Input: [1] Leeks [2] Rutabaga [3] Zucchini [0]

Output: Brussel sprouts

Dr Oz's new diet for 2014: Lose 9lbs in 14 days - Slimming Solutions


Input: [Product] ST1000 Tiller Pilot [Download] 2.06 MB [Manual Type]

Output: Operation and Installation Handbook


Input: [Product] ST2000 Tiller Pilot [Download] 1.99 MB [Manual Type]

Output: Operation and Installation Handbook


Input: [Product] ST3000 Wheel Drive Pilot [Download] 2.12 MB [Manual Type]

Output: Operation and Installation Handbook


Input: [Product] ST3000 Wheel Drive Pilot [Download] 2.55 MB [Manual Type]

Output: Owner Handbook


Input: [Product] ST3000 Wheel Drive Pilot [Download] 126 KB [Manual Type]

Output: Quick Reference Guide


Input: [Product] ST4000 Tiller Drive Pilot [Download] 3.16 MB [Manual Type]

Output: Operation and Installation Handbook


Input: [Product] ST4000 Wheel Drive Pilot [Download] 3.83 MB [Manual Type]

Output: Operation and Installation Handbook


Input: [Product] ST4000+ and ST5000+ [Download] 468 KB [Manual Type]

Output: Quick Reference Guide


Input: [Product] ST4000+ Wheel and Tiller [Download] 13.76 MB [Manual Type]

Output: Owner Handbook


Input: [Product] Mk II Wheel Drive [Download] 143 KB [Manual Type]

Output: Installation Guide


Input: [Product] Tiller Drive [Download] 350 KB [Manual Type]

Output: Installation Guide


Input: [Product] ST4000 Mk II Bulkhead/ Box Pedestal [Download] 114 KB [Manual Type]

Output: Installation Kit Instructions and Template


Input: [Footnote number] 1 The number of cases/patients is too few to report. [Footnote details]

Output: This footnote is applied: When the number of cases/patients doesn't meet the required minimum amount for public reporting; When the number of cases/patients is too small to reliably tell how well a hospital is performing; and/or To protect personal health information.

Hospital footnotes


Input: [Footnote number] 2 Data submitted were based on a sample of cases/patients. [Footnote details]

Output: This footnote indicates that a hospital chose to submit data for a random sample of its cases/patients while following specific rules for how to select the patients.

Hospital footnotes


Input: [Footnote number] 3 Results are based on a shorter time period than required. [Footnote details]

Output: This footnote indicates that the hospital’s results were based on data reported from less than the maximum possible time period used to collect data for a measure. View the Hospital Compare data collection periods for more information. This footnote is applied: When a hospital elected not to submit data for a measure for one or more, but not all possible quarters; When there was no data to submit for a measure for one or more, but not all possible quarters; and/or When a hospital did not successfully submit data for a measure for one or more, but not all possible quarters.

Hospital footnotes


Input: [Footnote number] 4 Data suppressed by CMS for one or more quarters. [Footnote details]

Output: The results for these measures were excluded for various reasons, like data inaccuracies.

Hospital footnotes


Input: [Footnote number] 5 Results are not available for this reporting period. [Footnote details]

Output: This footnote is applied: When a hospital elected not to submit data for the entire reporting period; or When a hospital had no claims data for a particular measure; or When a hospital elected to suppress a measure from being publicly reported

Hospital footnotes


Input: [Footnote number] 6 Fewer than 100 patients completed the HCAHPS survey. Use these scores with caution, as the number of surveys may be too low to reliably assess hospital performance. [Footnote details]

Output: This footnote is applied when the number of completed surveys the hospital or its vendor provided to CMS is less than 100.

Hospital footnotes


Input: [Footnote number] 7 No cases met the criteria for this measure. [Footnote details]

Output: This footnote is applied when a hospital didn't have any cases meet the inclusion criteria for a measure.

Hospital footnotes


Input: [Footnote number] 9 No data are available from the state/territory for this reporting period. [Footnote details]

Output: This footnote is applied when: Too few hospitals in a state/territory had data available, or No data was reported for this state/territory.

Hospital footnotes


Input: [Footnote number] 10 Very few patients were eligible for the HCAHPS survey. The scores shown reflect fewer than 50 completed surveys. Use these scores with caution, as the number of surveys may be too low to reliably assess hospital performance. [Footnote details]

Output: This footnote is applied when the number of completed surveys the hospital or its vendor provided to CMS is less than 50.

Hospital footnotes


Input: [Footnote number] 11 There were discrepancies in the data collection process. [Footnote details]

Output: This footnote is applied when there have been deviations from data collection protocols. CMS is working to correct this situation.

Hospital footnotes


Input: [Footnote number] 12 This measure does not apply to this hospital for this reporting period. [Footnote details]

Output: This footnote is applied when: There were zero device days or procedures for the entire reporting period, The hospital doesn't have ICU locations, The hospital is a new member of the registry or reporting program and didn’t have an opportunity to submit any cases; or The hospital doesn't report this voluntary measure

Hospital footnotes


Input: [Footnote number] 13 Results cannot be calculated for this reporting period. [Footnote details]

Output: This footnote is applied when: The number of predicted infections is less than 1. The number of observed MRSA or Clostridium difficile infections present on admission (community-onset prevalence) was above a pre-determined cut-point

Hospital footnotes


Input: [Footnote number] 14 The results for this state are combined with nearby states to protect confidentiality. [Footnote details]

Output: This footnote is applied when a state has fewer than 10 hospitals to protect confidentiality. Results are combined as follows: (1) the District of Columbia and Delaware are combined; (2) Alaska and Washington are combined; (3) North Dakota and South Dakota are combined; and (4) New Hampshire and Vermont are combined. Hospitals located in Maryland and U.S. territories are excluded from the measure calculation.

Hospital footnotes


Input: [Footnote number] 15 The number of cases/patients is too few to report a star rating. [Footnote details]

Output: This footnote is applied when the number of completed surveys the hospital or its vendor provided to CMS is less than 100. To get HCAHPS Star Ratings, hospitals must have at least 100 completed HCAHPS Surveys over a 4 quarter period.

Hospital footnotes


Input: [HGV field] Publikation [Translation] Source publication [EpiDoc recommendations]

Output: Bibliographic references

Appendix: Aligning EpiDoc supporting data with HGV


Input: [HGV field] Datierung [Translation] Date [EpiDoc recommendations]

Output: Date of origin

Appendix: Aligning EpiDoc supporting data with HGV


Input: [HGV field] Ort [Translation] Place of origin (or finding) [EpiDoc recommendations]

Output: Place of origin or Context of discovery (findspot)

Appendix: Aligning EpiDoc supporting data with HGV


Input: [HGV field] Originaltitel [Translation] Title in source publication [EpiDoc recommendations]

Output: Title and publication information

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Input: [HGV field] Material [Translation] Material [EpiDoc recommendations]

Output: Description and dimensions of monument or object

Appendix: Aligning EpiDoc supporting data with HGV


Input: [HGV field] Abbildung [Translation] Published illustrations [EpiDoc recommendations]

Output: Bibliographic references or Figures or facsimile

Appendix: Aligning EpiDoc supporting data with HGV


Input: [HGV field] Bemerkungen [Translation] Commentary [EpiDoc recommendations]

Output: Commentary (line-by-line or introductory)

Appendix: Aligning EpiDoc supporting data with HGV


Input: [HGV field] Inhalt [Translation] Subject [EpiDoc recommendations]

Output: Type of text, general keywords

Appendix: Aligning EpiDoc supporting data with HGV


Input: [HGV field] TM_Nr [Translation] Trismegistos number [EpiDoc recommendations]

Output: Title and publication information

Appendix: Aligning EpiDoc supporting data with HGV


Input: [Staple Greens] Chicory Greens (Escarole) [Preparation] Cut into larger pieces or strips. Finely chop, shred or discard stems. [Information]

Output: Excellent Staple when mixed with other greens. High in Calcium.

» Bearded Dragon Food List | Bearded Dragon Food Chart


Input: [Staple Greens] Collard Greens [Preparation] Cut into larger pieces or strips. Finely chop, shred or discard stems. Store cut, dried pieces in plastic storage bag with other greens wrapped in paper towels. Squeeze air out of bag. [Information]

Output: Excellent Staple. High in Calcium and Goitrogens.

» Bearded Dragon Food List | Bearded Dragon Food Chart


Input: [Staple Greens] Dandelion Green [Preparation] Cut into larger pieces or strips. Finely chop, shred or discard stems. Store cut, dried pieces in plastic storage bag with other greens wrapped in paper towels. Squeeze air out of bag. [Information]

Output: Excellent Staple. High in Calcium.

» Bearded Dragon Food List | Bearded Dragon Food Chart


Input: [Staple Greens] Endive [Preparation] Cut into larger pieces or strips. Finely chop, shred or discard stems. Store cut, dried pieces in plastic storage bag with other greens wrapped in paper towels. Squeeze air out of bag. [Information]

Output: Excellent Staple when mixed with other greens. High in Calcium.

» Bearded Dragon Food List | Bearded Dragon Food Chart


Input: [Staple Greens] Mustard Greens [Preparation] Cut into larger pieces or strips. Finely chop, shred or discard stems. Store cut, dried pieces in plastic storage bag with other greens wrapped in paper towels. Squeeze air out of bag. [Information]

Output: Excellent choice for greens. High in calcium, but somewhat high in goitrogens.

» Bearded Dragon Food List | Bearded Dragon Food Chart


Input: [Staple Greens] Turnip Greens [Preparation] Cut into larger pieces or strips. Finely chop, shred or discard stems. Store cut, dried pieces in plastic storage bag with other greens wrapped in paper towels. Squeeze air out of bag. [Information]

Output: Very high in Calcium. Somewhat high amount of Oxalates and Goitrogens.

» Bearded Dragon Food List | Bearded Dragon Food Chart


Input: [Staple Greens] Watercress [Information]

Output: Very high in Calcium

» Bearded Dragon Food List | Bearded Dragon Food Chart


Input: [Sample] Dry Blood or Stain [Storage of sample] Ship in paper envelope [Success Rate *] 75% - 95% (depends on the type of sample) [Examples]

Output: Used Band aids, Tampons, Sanitary napkin, bloody tissues, Gauze.


Input: [Sample] Prenatal Fluids/Cultures [Storage of sample] Ship in paper envelope [Success Rate *] 95% [Examples]

Output: Amniotic Fluid or CVS cells. They must be presented in a FTA Card.


Input: [Sample] Nail Clippings [Storage of sample] Ship in paper envelope [Success Rate *] 95% [Examples]

Output: At least 5 trimmed nails . Nails cannot be dirty or have nail polish.


Input: [Sample] Nasal Discharge [Storage of sample] Ship in paper envelope [Success Rate *] 90% [Examples]

Output: Kleenex or handkerchief. Used tissues full of mucus usually works well if the person does not have an infection (cold, flu, fever).


Input: [Sample] Ear Wax [Storage of sample] Ship in paper envelope [Success Rate *] 80% [Examples]

Output: We require at least 2 Q-tips.


Input: [Sample] Hair [Storage of sample] Ship in paper envelope [Success Rate *] 80% [Examples]

Output: At least 7-8 strands of hair with visible root or Follicles. Hair that has been cut or collected from a hair brush or comb will not work.


Input: [Sample] Dental Floss [Storage of sample] Ship in paper envelope [Success Rate *] 75% [Examples]

Output: Important: When collecting the sample avoid touching the floss with your fingers.


Input: [Sample] Chewing Gum [Storage of sample] Ship in paper envelope [Success Rate *] 75% [Examples]

Output: Sugar free and a fresh sample is always recommend. When collecting the samples avoid touching the gum with your fingers.


Input: [Sample] Sperm/Semen [Storage of sample] Ship in paper envelope [Success Rate *] 60% [Examples]

Output: Liquid Semen: collected in a sterilized cotton swab. Sample should be air dry for at least 1 hour.


Input: [Sample] Toothbrush [Storage of sample] Ship in paper envelope [Success Rate *] 50% [Examples]

Output: A recently used tooth brush is always best. Air-dry the toothbrush for 30 minutes.


Input: [Sample] Razors [Storage of sample] Ship in paper envelope [Success Rate *] 50% [Examples]

Output: Razors may contain skin cells or follicles. Electric Razor are not acceptable.


Input: [Sample] Pacifier or teething ring [Storage of sample] Ship in paper envelope [Success Rate *] 40% [Examples]

Output: Fresh sample is always recommend. When collecting the samples avoid touching the samples with your fingers.


Input: [Condition] Torn / Missing [Rejected If]

Output: Part or all of vintage, producer, or vineyard is not legible or missing; nicks exceed ½

Vinfolio Wine Store - Wine Inspection Guidelines


Input: [Condition] Damp-stained [Accepted If] Slightly discolored from humidity (to be expected for wines that are older than 15 years) [Rejected If]

Output: Noticeably discolored or illegible (wine may not be bad but marketability is negatively affected)

Vinfolio Wine Store - Wine Inspection Guidelines


Input: [Condition] Wine-stained [Accepted If] Stained only with small drops from the breakage of other bottles in a case [Rejected If]

Output: Stain is more extensive (for marketability reasons)

Vinfolio Wine Store - Wine Inspection Guidelines


Input: [Condition] Scuffed [Rejected If]

Output: Heavily scuffed and illegible

Vinfolio Wine Store - Wine Inspection Guidelines


Input: [Condition] Faded [Rejected If]

Output: Noticeably faded and illegible

Vinfolio Wine Store - Wine Inspection Guidelines


Input: [Condition] Writing on Label [Rejected If]

Output: Has significant writing (affects marketability)

Vinfolio Wine Store - Wine Inspection Guidelines


Input: [Condition] Fake [Rejected If]

Output: Facsimile/photocopy or otherwise judged not to be authentic

Vinfolio Wine Store - Wine Inspection Guidelines


Input: [Name] Audio Visual Innovations [CBE Code] A - Non-Minority No [Recycled Products] No [Coverage Area] Statewide [Utilizes Authorized Resellers]

Output: Yes

Contractors / Audio & Video Equipment and Accessories / State Term Contracts / State Contracts and Agreements / Vendor Information / State Purchasing / Business Operations / Florida Department of Management Services - DMS


Input: [Name] BES Industries [CBE Code] A - Non-Minority No [Recycled Products] No [Coverage Area] Statewide [Utilizes Authorized Resellers]

Output: No

Contractors / Audio & Video Equipment and Accessories / State Term Contracts / State Contracts and Agreements / Vendor Information / State Purchasing / Business Operations / Florida Department of Management Services - DMS


Input: [Name] Best Buy [CBE Code] A - Non-Minority Yes [Recycled Products] No [Coverage Area] Statewide [Utilizes Authorized Resellers]

Output: No

Contractors / Audio & Video Equipment and Accessories / State Term Contracts / State Contracts and Agreements / Vendor Information / State Purchasing / Business Operations / Florida Department of Management Services - DMS


Input: [Name] BT Conferencing [CBE Code] A - Non-Minority No [Recycled Products] No [Coverage Area] Statewide [Utilizes Authorized Resellers]

Output: No

Contractors / Audio & Video Equipment and Accessories / State Term Contracts / State Contracts and Agreements / Vendor Information / State Purchasing / Business Operations / Florida Department of Management Services - DMS


Input: [Name] Camcor [CBE Code] A - Non-Minority No [Recycled Products] No [Coverage Area] Statewide [Utilizes Authorized Resellers]

Output: No

Contractors / Audio & Video Equipment and Accessories / State Term Contracts / State Contracts and Agreements / Vendor Information / State Purchasing / Business Operations / Florida Department of Management Services - DMS


Input: [Name] Classroom Technology Solutions [CBE Code] A - Non-Minority No [Recycled Products] No [Coverage Area] Statewide [Utilizes Authorized Resellers]

Output: No

Contractors / Audio & Video Equipment and Accessories / State Term Contracts / State Contracts and Agreements / Vendor Information / State Purchasing / Business Operations / Florida Department of Management Services - DMS


Input: [Name] Divine Visual & Systems Corp. [CBE Code] N - African-American, Non Certified No [Recycled Products] No [Coverage Area] Statewide [Utilizes Authorized Resellers]

Output: No

Contractors / Audio & Video Equipment and Accessories / State Term Contracts / State Contracts and Agreements / Vendor Information / State Purchasing / Business Operations / Florida Department of Management Services - DMS


Input: [Name] Epson [CBE Code] A - Non-Minority No [Recycled Products] No [Coverage Area] Statewide [Utilizes Authorized Resellers]

Output: Yes

Contractors / Audio & Video Equipment and Accessories / State Term Contracts / State Contracts and Agreements / Vendor Information / State Purchasing / Business Operations / Florida Department of Management Services - DMS


Input: [Name] Extron [CBE Code] A - Non-Minority No [Recycled Products] No [Coverage Area] Statewide [Utilizes Authorized Resellers]

Output: Yes

Contractors / Audio & Video Equipment and Accessories / State Term Contracts / State Contracts and Agreements / Vendor Information / State Purchasing / Business Operations / Florida Department of Management Services - DMS


Input: [Name] Howard Computers [CBE Code] A - Non-Minority No [Recycled Products] No [Coverage Area] Statewide [Utilizes Authorized Resellers]

Output: No

Contractors / Audio & Video Equipment and Accessories / State Term Contracts / State Contracts and Agreements / Vendor Information / State Purchasing / Business Operations / Florida Department of Management Services - DMS


Input: [Name] Lightspeed Technologies [CBE Code] A - Non-Minority Yes [Recycled Products] No [Coverage Area] Statewide [Utilizes Authorized Resellers]

Output: No

Contractors / Audio & Video Equipment and Accessories / State Term Contracts / State Contracts and Agreements / Vendor Information / State Purchasing / Business Operations / Florida Department of Management Services - DMS


Input: [Name] Polycom [CBE Code] A - Non-Minority No [Recycled Products] No [Coverage Area] Statewide [Utilizes Authorized Resellers]

Output: Yes

Contractors / Audio & Video Equipment and Accessories / State Term Contracts / State Contracts and Agreements / Vendor Information / State Purchasing / Business Operations / Florida Department of Management Services - DMS


Input: [Name] Signal House Communications [CBE Code] A - Non-Minority No [Recycled Products] No [Coverage Area] Statewide [Utilizes Authorized Resellers]

Output: No

Contractors / Audio & Video Equipment and Accessories / State Term Contracts / State Contracts and Agreements / Vendor Information / State Purchasing / Business Operations / Florida Department of Management Services - DMS


Input: [Name] Smiley's Audio Visual [CBE Code] R - Non-Minority (White) Woman, Non Certified No [Recycled Products] No [Coverage Area] Statewide [Utilizes Authorized Resellers]

Output: No

Contractors / Audio & Video Equipment and Accessories / State Term Contracts / State Contracts and Agreements / Vendor Information / State Purchasing / Business Operations / Florida Department of Management Services - DMS


Input: [Name] Troxell [CBE Code] A - Non-Minority No [Recycled Products] No [Coverage Area] Statewide [Utilizes Authorized Resellers]

Output: No

Contractors / Audio & Video Equipment and Accessories / State Term Contracts / State Contracts and Agreements / Vendor Information / State Purchasing / Business Operations / Florida Department of Management Services - DMS


Input: [Name] Viewsonic [CBE Code] P - Asian-American, Non Certified No [Recycled Products] No [Coverage Area] Statewide [Utilizes Authorized Resellers]

Output: Yes

Contractors / Audio & Video Equipment and Accessories / State Term Contracts / State Contracts and Agreements / Vendor Information / State Purchasing / Business Operations / Florida Department of Management Services - DMS


Input: [Cause] Corns and calluses [Location of Symptoms] Around toes, usually little toe, bottom of feet or areas exposed to friction [Symptoms]

Output: Hard, dead, yellowish skin


Input: [Cause] Ingrown toenails [Location of Symptoms] Toe nails [Symptoms]

Output: Nail curling into skin causes pain, swelling, and, in extreme cases, infection


Input: [Cause] Bunions and bunionettes (tailors bunion) [Location of Symptoms] Big toe (bunions) or little toe (bunionettes) [Symptoms]

Output: Toes point inward Area next to bony bump is red, tender, occasionally filled with fluid Toe joint may be inflamed Note: Osteoarthritis may also occur in the big toe in older people


Input: [Cause] Morton's neuroma [Location of Symptoms] Third and fourth toes and bottom of foot near these toes [Symptoms]

Output: Cramping and burning pain around the third and fourth toe The neuroma may be detected by pressing top to bottom using one hand and with the other hand pressing on the top of the foot and moving it side to side Aggravated by prolonged standing and relieved by the removal of the shoes and forefoot massage


Input: [Cause] Hammertoe [Location of Symptoms] Usually second toe but may develop in any or all of the three middle toes [Symptoms]

Output: Toes form hammer or claw shape No pain at first, increasing as tendon becomes tighter and toes stiffen


Input: [Cause] Metatarsal stress fracture [Location of Symptoms] Area beneath the second or third toe [Symptoms]

Output: Sudden pain when injury occurs


Input: [Cause] Sesamoiditis [Location of Symptoms] Ball of foot beneath big toe [Symptoms]

Output: Pain and swelling


Input: [Cause] Plantar fasciitis [Location of Symptoms] Back of the arch right in front of heel [Symptoms]

Output: At onset, some people report a tearing or popping sound Pain, most severe with first steps after getting out of bed, decreasing after stretching, returning after inactivity


Input: [Cause] Bursitis of the heel [Location of Symptoms] Center of the heel [Symptoms]

Output: Pain, with warmth and swelling. Increases during the day


Input: [Cause] Haglund's deformity (Pump bump) [Location of Symptoms] Fleshy area on the back of the heel [Symptoms]

Output: Tender swelling aggravated by shoes with stiff backs


Input: [Cause] Stress fracture or, uncommonly, heel spurs [Location of Symptoms] Bottom of heel [Symptoms]

Output: Sharp stabbing pain


Input: [Cause] Tarsal tunnel syndrome [Location of Symptoms] Anywhere along the bottom of the foot [Symptoms]

Output: Numbness, tingling, or burning sensations, pain, most commonly felt at night


Input: [Cause] Flat feet [Location of Symptoms] The arch [Symptoms]

Output: No arch Often no pain or discomfort Sometimes people report fatigue, pain, or stiffness in the feet, legs, and lower back


Input: [Cause] High Arches (Hollow feet) [Location of Symptoms] The arch [Symptoms]

Output: High arches Lower back pain, possible tendency to lower limb injuries


Input: [Cause] Achilles tendinitis [Location of Symptoms] Achilles tendon: area along the back between calf muscles and heel [Symptoms]

Output: Pain worsens during physical activities (particularly running) after which the tendon usually swells and stiffens If it ruptures, popping sound may occur followed by acute pain similar to a blow at the back of the leg


Input: [Company/Product] 7up [Slogan] The uncola [Chinese Translation]

Output: It's not soda

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] A&W Rootbeer [Slogan] That frosty mug sensation [Chinese Translation]

Output: Feel like your face is frozen

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Alka-Seltzer [Slogan] I can't believe I ate the whole thing! [Chinese Translation]

Output: I don't know who ate my food!

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] American Express [Slogan] Don't leave home without it [Chinese Translation]

Output: Stay home with it

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] AT&T [Slogan] Reach out and touch someone [Chinese Translation]

Output: Violate a stranger

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Apple computers [Slogan] Think different [Chinese Translation]

Output: Go insane

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Avis [Slogan] We try harder [Chinese Translation]

Output: We try to be hard

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Budweiser [Slogan] For all you do, this Bud's for you [Chinese Translation]

Output: All you get for your work is a beer

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Budweiser [Slogan] When you say Budweiser, you've said it all [Chinese Translation]

Output: After Budweiser, you will not be able to speak

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Burger King [Slogan] Have it your way [Chinese Translation]

Output: Reject the socialist ideal

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Calgon [Slogan] Calgon, take me away [Chinese Translation]

Output: Use Calgon, be taken to prison

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Camel [Slogan] I'd walk a mile for a Camel [Chinese Translation]

Output: A camel asked me to walk two kilometers

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Campbell's soup [Slogan] Soup is good food [Chinese Translation]

Output: Soup is morally superior to your food

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Campbell's soup [Slogan] M'm M'm Good [Chinese Translation]

Output: Mumble soup

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Carls Jr. [Slogan] If it doesn't get all over the place, it doesn't belong in your face [Chinese Translation]

Output: Why keep your tongue in your mouth?

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Coca-Cola [Slogan] The pause that refreshes [Chinese Translation]

Output: Stop and rejuvenate

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Coca-Cola [Slogan] It's the real thing [Chinese Translation]

Output: Pepsi is fake

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Coca-Cola [Slogan] Have a Coke and a smile [Chinese Translation]

Output: Drink Coke and eat lips

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Coca-Cola [Slogan] Coke is it [Chinese Translation]

Output: Coke is all you get

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Coca-Cola [Slogan] Things go better with Coke [Chinese Translation]

Output: The best Coke contains unspecified things

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Coco Pops [Slogan] Cuckoo for Coco Pops [Chinese Translation]

Output: If you eat Coco Pops, you are insane

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Dr Pepper [Slogan] Be a Pepper! [Chinese Translation]

Output: Live like soda!

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] E. F. Hutton [Slogan] When E. F. Hutton talks, people listen [Chinese Translation]

Output: When E. F. Hutton talks, you are spied upon

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Energizer [Slogan] It keeps going, and going, and going [Chinese Translation]

Output: This commercial will never end

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] FedEx [Slogan] When it absolutely has to get there overnight [Chinese Translation]

Output: For when it can wait until tomorrow

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Florida orange juice [Slogan] A day without orange juice is like a day without sunshine [Chinese Translation]

Output: Drink orange juice or go blind

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Ford [Slogan] Quality is job one [Chinese Translation]

Output: We were concerned about quality in a previous job

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Fox news [Slogan] Fair and balanced [Chinese Translation]

Output: Acceptable and not about to tip over

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] General Electric [Slogan] We bring good things to life [Chinese Translation]

Output: We bring your ancestors back from the dead, too

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Goodyear [Slogan] The best tires in the world have Goodyear written all over them [Chinese Translation]

Output: Someone has been writing on your car

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Intel [Slogan] Intel inside [Chinese Translation]

Output: You have eaten Intel

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Kentucky Fried Chicken [Slogan] Finger-lickin' good [Chinese Translation]

Output: Tastes like human fingers

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Lay's potato chips [Slogan] Betcha can't eat just one [Chinese Translation]

Output: You can not even eat one

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] M&Ms [Slogan] The milk chocolate melts in your mouth, not in your hand [Chinese Translation]

Output: This chocolate goes to pieces in your head

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Marlboro [Slogan] Come to Marlboro Country [Chinese Translation]

Output: Leave China

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Maxwell House coffee [Slogan] Good to the last drop [Chinese Translation]

Output: Enjoyable until you fall over

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Maytag [Slogan] Our repairmen are the loneliest guys in town [Chinese Translation]

Output: Nobody likes our repair workers

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] McDonalds [Slogan] You deserve a break today [Chinese Translation]

Output: You deserve to be beaten

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] McDonalds [Slogan] Two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions, on a sesame seed bun [Chinese Translation]

Output: Two complete cow patties, common sauce, cabbage, fermented milk, cucumber, roots, on a steamed bun.

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] McDonalds [Slogan] Billions and billions served [Chinese Translation]

Output: Tastes so good cats ask for it by name

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Meow Mix cat food [Slogan] Tastes so good cats ask for it by name [Chinese Translation]

Output: Billions and billions served

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Memorex [Slogan] Is it live, or is it Memorex? [Chinese Translation]

Output: If it's not alive, it is Memorex

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Milk [Slogan] Got milk? [Chinese Translation]

Output: Have you stolen a cow?

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Nike [Slogan] Just do it! [Chinese Translation]

Output: Have sex!

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Paul Masson wines [Slogan] We will sell no wine before its time [Chinese Translation]

Output: We do not sell wine before the store opens

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Philip Morris [Slogan] Call for Philip Morris! [Chinese Translation]

Output: Shout for cigarettes!

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Raid [Slogan] Kills bugs dead [Chinese Translation]

Output: Eliminates government listening devices

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Rice Krispies [Slogan] Snap, crackle, and pop [Chinese Translation]

Output: Break, crush, and explode

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Rolaids [Slogan] How do you spell relief? R-O-L-A-I-D-S [Chinese Translation]

Output: How does an American calligraphist draw relief? R-O-L-A-I-D-S

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Sara Lee [Slogan] Nobody doesn't like Sara Lee [Chinese Translation]

Output: Sara Lee is a woman of easy virtue

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Sprite [Slogan] Obey Your Thirst [Chinese Translation]

Output: You are commanded to drink

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Taco Bell [Slogan] Head for the border [Chinese Translation]

Output: Defect!

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Timex [Slogan] It takes a licking and keeps on ticking [Chinese Translation]

Output: Lick it like it is a bomb

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Toni [Slogan] Which twin has the Toni? [Chinese Translation]

Output: Who stole the Toni?

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] United Negro College Fund [Slogan] A mind is a terrible thing to waste [Chinese Translation]

Output: We waste our advertising money looking for negros in China

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Virginia Slims [Slogan] You've come a long way, baby [Chinese Translation]

Output: Your baby has wandered away

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Visa [Slogan] It's everywhere you want to be [Chinese Translation]

Output: It's only in places you can't go

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Volvo [Slogan] Fahrvergnügen [Chinese Translation]

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [Company/Product] Wheaties [Slogan] Breakfast of champions [Chinese Translation]

Output: Breakfast of Mao

Urban Legends -- Pepsi in China (All Lies)


Input: [English Name] All treeshrews [Scientific Name]

Output: All species of Tupaiidae

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Input: [English Name] All bats [Scientific Name]

Output: All species of Chiroptera excluding those already listed in Part I

[Web Page] Official Website of Forest Department Sarawak


Input: [English Name] All primates [Scientific Name]

Output: All species of Primates excluding those already listed in Part I

[Web Page] Official Website of Forest Department Sarawak


Input: [English Name] Flying lemur/colugo [Local Name] Kubung [Scientific Name]

Output: Cynocephalus variegatus

[Web Page] Official Website of Forest Department Sarawak


Input: [English Name] Pangolin [Local Name] Tenggiling [Scientific Name]

Output: Manis javanica

[Web Page] Official Website of Forest Department Sarawak


Input: [English Name] All flying squirrels [Local Name] Tupai terbang [Scientific Name]

Output: All species of Petuaristinae

[Web Page] Official Website of Forest Department Sarawak


Input: [English Name] Porcupines [Local Name] Landak [Scientific Name]

Output: All species of Hystricidae

[Web Page] Official Website of Forest Department Sarawak


Input: [English Name] Sun bear [Local Name] Beruang [Scientific Name]

Output: Helarctos malayanus

[Web Page] Official Website of Forest Department Sarawak


Input: [English Name] Bear cat [Local Name] Binturung [Scientific Name]

Output: Arctitis binturong

[Web Page] Official Website of Forest Department Sarawak


Input: [English Name] All civets and mongooses [Local Name] Musang [Scientific Name]

Output: All species of Viverridae

[Web Page] Official Website of Forest Department Sarawak


Input: [English Name] All otters [Local Name] Memerang [Scientific Name]

Output: All species of Lutra and Aonyx

[Web Page] Official Website of Forest Department Sarawak


Input: [English Name] All cats [Local Name] Kuching hutan [Scientific Name]

Output: All species of Felidae excluding those already listed in Part I

[Web Page] Official Website of Forest Department Sarawak


Input: [Term] Alternate Action [Definition]

Output: Switch action defined as single push to engage switch contacts, another push to disengage switch contacts. EMC offers two types of Alternate Action switching:Push-On/Push-Off: switch plunger is in same position in ON and OFF positions.Push-On/Remain-In/Push-Off: switch plunger is physically depressed in the ON position (defined as Differential).


Input: [Term] Bezel Flange(s) (Ears) [Definition]

Output: Refers to unitized switch/body or mounting adapter optional bezels. Part numbers 65- and 65X- have a bezel that is flush with the mounting surface. Part numbers 67-, 67X-, 68- and 68X- include one or two Bezel Flanges that rise above the edge of the panel adjacent to the side of the pushbutton and help prevent accidental actuation of the button.


Input: [Term] Break-before-Make [Definition]

Output: A property of switch operation that opens the preceding circuit before closing the next.


Input: [Term] Common [Definition]

Output: The common is one of the switches’ terminals, and is the terminal that is always part of the switch circuit regardless of position. The common connects to the different circuits either the normally open (NO) side or normally closed (NC) side.


Input: [Term] Contact Bounce [Definition]

Output: Contact discontinuity (open circuit) experienced when a switch is subjected to physical vibration or rotated to a new position.


Input: [Term] Contact Resistance [Definition]

Output: The Ohmic resistance of the switch contact points, usually measured in milliohms. This is particularly significant in dry circuit or low level applications, since the resistance varies significantly at the micro-amp level with current variations.


Input: [Term] Detent [Definition]

Output: A mechanical click within the travel of the switch. In momentary switches, this may be added as a snap dome switch in the bottom of the plunger travel.


Input: [Term] D-Flat, Double-D [Definition]

Output: Terms describing the switch mounting bushing shaft physical configuration. “D-Flat” describes one flat surface, while “Double-D” describes two parallel flat surfaces on the periphery of a shaft or bushing.


Input: [Term] Dielectric Withstanding Voltage [Definition]

Output: This is the maximum voltage that can be applied between open switch terminals and the switch housing or mounting bushing (ground) without arcing or flashover. Arcing or flashover indicates a breakdown of the insulating material. A typical maximum voltage is 250 to 1500 Vrms, depending upon the size of the switch. See also Insulation Resistance.


Input: [Term] Differential [Definition]

Output: The difference between the resting points of the switch plunger when in the ON position and the OFF position in a Push-On/Remain-In/Push-Off switch. Total travel is always greater than the differential.


Input: [Term] Dry Circuit [Definition]

Output: A term indicating switch contacts designed for operation at currents less than 10 milliamps and at voltages less than 30 millivolts DC. Also known as Low Level switching.


Input: [Term] EMI/RFI Shield [Definition]

Output: A special grounding technique that guards the switch from being affected by ambient Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI), or Radio Frequency Interference (RFI). EMI or RFI may negatively affect circuit functions. These undesirable energy transients usually come through the wiring (conducted), or the shaft (radiated). Tests specified by MIL-S-3786 measure how these transients are shunted to ground.


Input: [Term] Epoxy Seal [Definition]

Output: A sealant used on a switch assembly to safeguard against solder flux, cleaning solvents, or other contaminants from entering the inside working portion of the switch.


Input: [Term] Explosion Proof [Definition]

Output: A design feature that allows switch actuation of electrical energy, without causing ignition, while immersed in an enclosed area having a combustible atmosphere.


Input: [Term] Gang Switch [Definition]

Output: Multi-switch assembly, often interlocking, from EMC Series 400/500 that typically uses EMC Series GH2100 or GH2600 switches.


Input: [Term] Insulation Resistance [Definition]

Output: This is the resistance measured between open switch terminals, and between a switch terminal and ground. The unit of measurement is usually Megohms. See also Dielectric Withstanding Voltage.


Input: [Term] Make-before-Break [Definition]

Output: A property of switch operation that closes the preceding circuit before opening the next.


Input: [Term] MIL-I-45208 [Definition]

Output: A military specification that states the requirements for an inspection system (superceded in 1997 by ISO standards).


Input: [Term] MIL-Q-9858 [Definition]

Output: A military specification that states the requirements for a quality system, including downstream supplier control.


Input: [Term] MIL-PRF-22885F [Definition]

Output: A military specification for switches, pushbutton, and pushbutton lens displays.


Input: [Term] MIL-STD-202F [Definition]

Output: A military standard defining test methods for electronic and electrical component parts.


Input: [Term] Momentary [Definition]

Output: A switch position that incorporates a spring return mechanism that restores the plunger or shaft to a return position upon release. Switch contacts are only closed when switch is physically depressed.


Input: [Term] Panel Seal [Definition]

Output: A seal placed between the panel and switch mounting surfaces to exclude leakage past the mounting bushing. Also see Shaft Seal.


Input: [Term] PC Terminals [Definition]

Output: Terminals on a switch specifically designed for mounting on a printed circuit board. Usually specified with modification code (e.g. 2150PC).


Input: [Term] QPL [Definition]

Output: An acronym for “Qualified Product List”, it lists the slash numbers in the MIL-PRF-22885 specifications (e.g. MIL-PRF-22885 /04 ; /13 ; /20 ; /35 etc.) that successfully meet the criteria of the qualification tests designated therein.


Input: [Term] Shaft Flat [Definition]

Output: The flat section of a round shaft provided for the purpose of preventing the knob from slipping during switch actuation and providing orientation of the knob during assembly.


Input: [Term] Shaft Seal [Definition]

Output: O-ring or other protective cover to prevent leakage past the shaft.


Input: [Term] Shock [Definition]

Output: The impact a switch must withstand without failure.


Input: [Term] Terminal [Definition]

Output: Means by which a switch connects to external circuitry. Common styles include: - printed circuit board terminal (PC terminal) - solder lug terminal


Input: [Term] Terminal Strength [Definition]

Output: A measure of a switch terminal’s ability to withstand a pull test, usually measured in pounds.


Input: [Term] Thermal Shock [Definition]

Output: A test that subjects the switch to rapidly changing temperature extremes.


Input: [Term] Torque [Definition]

Output: A rotational force around an axis.


Input: [Layer] 1 [Other Brands] Surface of artificial fibre or rough surface [Love Moon / WinIon]

Output: Soft and comfortable non-woven fibre surface with twice the absorption capability.


Input: [Layer] 2 [Other Brands] No patented Anion strip available. [Love Moon / WinIon]

Output: Patented Anion strip works naturally to help alleviate menstrual discomfort.


Input: [Layer] 3 and 5 [Other Brands] Paper pulp from recycled items whose chemical processes include substances that could lead to bacterial and germ infestation. [Love Moon / WinIon]

Output: Sterilized, dust-free paper to wrap absorbent polymer


Input: [Layer] 4 [Other Brands] Not able to hold as much fluid. This could cause leakage. [Love Moon / WinIon]

Output: Super absorbent crystal-like particles lock in twice the moisture to keep surface dry.


Input: [Layer] 6 [Other Brands] Plastic layer that traps moisture and humidity creating an uncomfortable environment. [Love Moon / WinIon]

Output: Breathable, water resistant bottom layer helps eliminate moisture and heat to keep you fresh.


Input: [Layer] 7 [Other Brands] Uses an industrial-based adhesive that may cause irritation to the skin. [Love Moon / WinIon]

Output: Specially designed non-toxic adhesive.


Input: [Concession Stand] Dugout Dogs [Concession Items]

Output: Hotdog Meal Deal* Hotdogs* Nachos Kettle Korn Popcorn Peanuts Pretzels Sunflower Seeds Candy Soda Coffee/Cocoa Bottled Water Beer- Domestic and Micro

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Input: [Concession Stand] Hot Dog Nation [Concession Items]

Output: Hotdog Meal Deal* Hotdogs* Nachos Kettle Korn Popcorn Peanuts Pretzels Sunflower Seeds Candy Soda Bottled Water Coffee/Cocoa Beer- Domestic and Micro

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Input: [Concession Stand] Hot Corner Grill [Concession Items]

Output: Chicken Tender Meal Deal* Hotdog Meal Deal* Chicken Tenders* Hotdogs* Philly Cheese Steak Burger/Cheeseburger* Breaded Chicken Sandwich Breaded Fish Sandwich Italian Sausage Corn Dogs Kettle Korn Cracker Jacks Fries Helmet Fries Peanuts Sunflower Seeds Soda Bottled Water Coffee Beer- Domestic and Micro

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Input: [Concession Stand] Keys Creamery [Concession Items]

Output: Rootbeer Float Creamsicle Float Helmet Sundae Soft Serve Bowl or Cone Novelty Ice Cream Funnel Cake Fries Funnel Cake Fry Sundae Soda Bottled Water

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Input: [Concession Stand] Popcorn Stand [Concession Items]

Output: Popcorn Kettle Korn Cracker Jacks Candy Bottled Soda Gatorade Bottled Water

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Input: [Concession Stand] Kids Stand [Concession Items]

Output: Kids Meal Hotdogs* Chips Candy Dippin' Dots Ice Cream Bottled Water Kids Drink

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Input: [Concession Stand] Dippin' Dots Stand [Concession Items]

Output: Dippin' Dots Bottled Soda Bottled Water Gatorade

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Input: [Concession Stand] Angus Grill [Concession Items]

Output: 1/2lb Angus Burgers* 1/2lb Sausage 1/4lb Hotdog* Grilled Chicken Sandwich Bottled Soda Gatorade Bottled Water

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Input: [Concession Stand] Brewer's Alley [Concession Items]

Output: "Mile High Club" Sandwich Chicken Salad Wrap Chef's Choice Sandwich Cracker Jacks Peanuts Pretzels Sunflower Seeds Bottled Soda Gatorade Bottled Water Brewer's Alley Craft Beers Domestic Beers Wine

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Input: [Concession Stand] Kitchen Kreations [Concession Items]

Output: Chicken Tender Meal Deal* Hotdog Meal Deal* Pizza Meal Deal* Buffalo Chicken Tenders Hotdogs* Keyote Dog Starvin' Marvin's Pizza Helmet Fries Fries Pulled Pork Platter Black Bean Veggie Burger Crab Cake Sandwich Boneless Chicken Wings Asian Chicken Lettuce Wrap Asian Veggie Lettuce Wrap Asian Beef Lettuce Wrap Chicken Wraps Gouda Mac and Cheese Bites Fresh Garden Salad Soda Bottled Water Coffee Beer- Domestic and Micro

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Input: [Preparations] 500 [Role] Root growth and humus formation [Ingredient]

Output: Cow manure


Input: [Preparations] 501 [Role] Stimulate and regulate foliar growth [Ingredient]

Output: Powdered Quartz


Input: [Preparations] 502 [Role] For compost preparation [Ingredient]

Output: Yarrow blossoms


Input: [Preparations] 503 [Role] For compost preparation [Ingredient]

Output: Chamomile blossoms


Input: [Preparations] 504 [Role] For compost preparation [Ingredient]

Output: Stinging nettle


Input: [Preparations] 505 [Role] For compost preparation [Ingredient]

Output: Oak bark


Input: [Preparations] 506 [Role] For compost preparation [Ingredient]

Output: Dandelion flower


Input: [Preparations] 507 [Role] For compost preparation [Ingredient]

Output: Valerian flower


Input: [Preparations] 508 [Role] To fight foliar fungal disease [Ingredient]

Output: Horsetail


Input: [Cheese] ALL [Pairing Info] Most white wines may be served with almost any cheese [Wine]

Output: WHITE WINES

Wine and Cheese of the Month Club Pairings | Monthly Clubs®


Input: [Cheese] RIND CHEESES [Pairing Info] The most complementary reds for bloomy rind cheeses are fruity and light, or try a dry Champagne for a sophisticated choice [Wine]

Output: RED WINES OR DRY CHAMPAGNE

Wine and Cheese of the Month Club Pairings | Monthly Clubs®


Input: [Cheese] MEDIUM TO HARD CHEESES [Pairing Info] White, fresh, medium to hard cheeses are delightful with crisp, fruity wines... both red and white [Wine]

Output: WHITE & RED FRUITY WINES

Wine and Cheese of the Month Club Pairings | Monthly Clubs®


Input: [Cheese] GOAT CHEESES [Pairing Info] If you love goat cheese, try filling your glass with dry reds [Wine]

Output: DRY REDS

Wine and Cheese of the Month Club Pairings | Monthly Clubs®


Input: [Cheese] CREAMY CHEESES [Pairing Info] Smooth, creamy cheeses cry out for full bodied wines [Wine]

Output: FULL-BODIED WINES

Wine and Cheese of the Month Club Pairings | Monthly Clubs®


Input: [Cheese] CHEDDAR CHEESES [Pairing Info] If you are serving sweet wines, go for cheddar [Wine]

Output: SWEET WINES

Wine and Cheese of the Month Club Pairings | Monthly Clubs®


Input: [0] Ginger [1] Time-honored herb to relieve stomach upset, motion sickness and nausea. [3] May prolong bleeding, aggravate gallstones o cause heartburn. Generally considered safe. [2]

Output: Fresh ginger slices allowed to soak in water are the best dosage form. Promotes saliva and gastric juice secretion.


Input: [0] Ginkgo [1] Used for hundreds of years in Orient. Used to improve short-term memory and concentration, especially in patients with Alzheimer�s disease. [3] Generally considered safe. May cause indigestion, headaches or allergic skin reactions. [2]

Output: It appears that ginkgo enhances blood flow in the brain, as well as increasing the brain�s tolerance to low levels of oxygen.


Input: [0] Ginseng [1] Panax ginseng (Korean, Chinese, American or Asian ginseng) has been used as a �cure-all� tonic for centuries. Used to treat fatigue and also considered an aphrodisiac. [3] Generally deemed safe. DOD NOT use if patient has kidney failure or taking anticoagulants (warfarin) or digoxin. [2]

Output: Antifatigue properties may be related to enhances muscle tissue use of glycogen, as well as the transformation of fatty acids into energy.


Input: [0] Kava Kava [1] A South Pacific plant extract that is made into a tonic. A Pacific �moonshine� used to relieve anxiety, stress and restlessness and helps with insomnia. [3] Interacts with alcohol. DO NOT drink with alcohilic beverages. DO NOT take if pregnant or nursing. DO NOT use for longer than three months. May cause red skin and eye discoloration. [2]

Output: The active ingredients cause muscle relaxation.


Input: [0] Licorice [1] Pure licorice extract (not the common candy version), applied topically, is useful in treating canker sores and fever blister/cold sore ulcers. Taking orally licorice treats heartburn, ulcers and coughs (an expectorant). [3] Can effect blood pressure, pregnancy and should NOT be used in patients taking corticosteroid medications. [2]

Output: Glycyrrhizin, the active ingredient of licorice is 50 times sweeter than sugar. It is converted into steroid-like compounds.


Input: [0] Ma Huang (ephedra) [1] Ma Huang is used as a stimulant and increases heart rate. Also used to treat asthma and cold symptoms. [3] DO NOT use if patient has high blood pressure, glaucoma or prostate problems. [2]

Output: The ephedra compounds relax the airways and increases heart rate and blood pressure.


Input: [0] Milk Thistle [1] Used as a liver protectant and encourages the regeneration of liver cells. [3] No harmful effects reported when taken at normal recommended doses (200 milligrams extract or 140 milligrams of silymarin) [2]

Output: Milk thistle seeds contain silymarin, which helps liver cells keep out poisons and regenerate.


Input: [0] Peppermint [1] Peppermint is used to treat indigestion and stomach upset. The menthol extract of peppermint is useful in treating colds and congestion. Applied topically, menthol relieves pain. [3] DO NOT use in babies because it may cause choking effect from menthol. DO NOT inhale for prolonged periods of time. [2]

Output: The active ingredient (menthol) exerts an antispasmodic effect on the stomach, increases bile flow, and has a cooling effect when inhaled or applied topically.


Input: [0] Psyllium [1] A natural bulk-forming laxative. [3] Increased flatulence is common. [2]

Output: Psyllium seeds contain soluble fiber that swells when put in contact with water, thus adding bulk and lubrication to stool.


Input: [0] Saw Palmetto [1] The dwarf palm (found and now protected from harvesting in Southeastern states) extract is useful in treating Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy (BPH). [3] Generally safe. Large doses may cause diarrhea. Some experts feel that men taking saw palmetto may experience altered PSA readings, used to diagnose prostate cancer. [2]

Output: Nonhormonal agents in saw palmetto extract have antiandrogen and anti-inflammatory activity.


Input: [0] Senna [1] Used as a stimulant laxative and for bowel cleansing. Senna is safe for use in pregnancy and in the elderly. [3] May cause abdominal cramping and dependency. [2]

Output: Produces smooth muscle contractions of the intestines.


Input: [0] St. John�s Wort [1] Used to treat mild depression and anxiety. St John�s Wort is used extensively in Germany as an anti-depressant. [3] May produce sensitivity to sun light, especially in fair-skinned people. DO NOT use with other antidepressants. [2]

Output: The active ingredient hypericin may exert anti-depressant activity relating to serotonin-like activity.


Input: [0] Valerian [1] A mild tranquilizer and sleep aid. [3] Long-term use may lead to headache, restlessness, insomnia and heart problems. [2]

Output: The dried roots of valerian have antianxiety and mild hypnotic effects.


Input: [0] 1 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050236063 [Syringe Title]

Output: Syringes and methods of syringe manufacturing


Input: [0] 2 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050228347 [Syringe Title]

Output: Apparatus for holding and operating one or more syringes


Input: [0] 3 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050215957 [Syringe Title]

Output: Calibrated pushrod for injection volume control in prefilled syringes


Input: [0] 4 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050199647 [Syringe Title]

Output: Automatic feeding device for syringes and saline water cartridge of radiopharmaceuticals dispensing and injection system


Input: [0] 5 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050182357 [Syringe Title]

Output: Syringes


Input: [0] 6 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050177110 [Syringe Title]

Output: Device for locking syringes to infusion pumps


Input: [0] 7 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050177109 [Syringe Title]

Output: Infusion pump for syringes


Input: [0] 8 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050165361 [Syringe Title]

Output: Multi-spring support for needle syringes


Input: [0] 9 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050151652 [Syringe Title]

Output: Method and apparatus for identifying injection syringes


Input: [0] 10 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050148868 [Syringe Title]

Output: Contrast container holder and method to fill syringes


Input: [0] 11 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050113754 [Syringe Title]

Output: Syringes, syringe interfaces and syringe plungers for use with medical injectors


Input: [0] 12 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050101920 [Syringe Title]

Output: Plunger rod for arterial blood collection syringes


Input: [0] 13 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050101917 [Syringe Title]

Output: Passive needle guard for syringes


Input: [0] 14 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050101905 [Syringe Title]

Output: Coding of syringes to monitor their use


Input: [0] 15 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050096602 [Syringe Title]

Output: Plunger structure for syringes


Input: [0] 16 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050096600 [Syringe Title]

Output: Safety sleeve for hiding cannula of syringes


Input: [0] 17 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050087256 [Syringe Title]

Output: Method and apparatus for filling syringes


Input: [0] 18 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050080383 [Syringe Title]

Output: Safety syringes


Input: [0] 19 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050039417 [Syringe Title]

Output: System and method for bandoliering syringes


Input: [0] 20 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050020988 [Syringe Title]

Output: Safety syringes


Input: [0] 21 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050017415 [Syringe Title]

Output: Method for the preparation of pre-filled plastic syringes


Input: [0] 22 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050004706 [Syringe Title]

Output: Tamper evident syringe tip cap and automated method for preparing tamper-evident syringes


Input: [0] 23 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20050004530 [Syringe Title]

Output: Syringes and syringe systems for selectively dispensing controlled amounts of a therapeutic substance


Input: [0] 24 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20040261358 [Syringe Title]

Output: System and method for bandoliering syringes


Input: [0] 25 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20040254540 [Syringe Title]

Output: Automatically operable safety shield system for syringes


Input: [0] 26 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20040221548 [Syringe Title]

Output: Method, system, and apparatus for handling, labeling, filling, and capping syringes


Input: [0] 27 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20040210192 [Syringe Title]

Output: Medical container loading system and method for use with fluid containers, syringes and medical injectors


Input: [0] 28 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20040182475 [Syringe Title]

Output: System for monitoring production of prefilled syringes


Input: [0] 29 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20040172915 [Syringe Title]

Output: Method, system, and apparatus for labeling syringes


Input: [0] 30 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20040168741 [Syringe Title]

Output: Method, system, and apparatus for handling syringes


Input: [0] 31 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20040167476 [Syringe Title]

Output: Tamper evident needle guard for syringes


Input: [0] 32 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20040106905 [Syringe Title]

Output: Safety shield system for prefilled syringes


Input: [0] 33 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20040088951 [Syringe Title]

Output: Method, system, and apparatus for handling, labeling, filling, and capping syringes


Input: [0] 34 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20040078993 [Syringe Title]

Output: Autoclaving prefilled syringes


Input: [0] 35 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20040064041 [Syringe Title]

Output: Front-loading medical injector and syringes, syringe interfaces, syringe adapters and syringe plungers for use therewith


Input: [0] 36 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20040019332 [Syringe Title]

Output: Method and device to protect syringes and similar medical instruments


Input: [0] 37 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20040006312 [Syringe Title]

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Input: [0] 38 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20030233074 [Syringe Title]

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Input: [0] 39 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20030213504 [Syringe Title]

Output: Method for rinsing micro-dispensing syringes


Input: [0] 40 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20030176838 [Syringe Title]

Output: SYRINGES, SYRINGE TUBING AND FLUID TRANSFER SYSTEMS


Input: [0] 41 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20030171735 [Syringe Title]

Output: Charging hypodermic syringes with injectant


Input: [0] 42 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20030132547 [Syringe Title]

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Input: [0] 43 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20030132129 [Syringe Title]

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Input: [0] 44 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20030105434 [Syringe Title]

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Input: [0] 45 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20030093037 [Syringe Title]

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Input: [0] 46 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20030073959 [Syringe Title]

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Input: [0] 47 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20030050607 [Syringe Title]

Output: Safety shield system for prefilled syringes


Input: [0] 48 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20030050605 [Syringe Title]

Output: Closure assembly in particular for hypodermic syringes


Input: [0] 49 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20030045789 [Syringe Title]

Output: Syringe interfaces for variable size syringes and syringe drive including such syringe interfaces


Input: [0] 50 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20020179756 [Syringe Title]

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Input: [0] 51 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20020165491 [Syringe Title]

Output: Injectors, injector systems, syringes and methods of connecting a syringe to an injector


Input: [0] 52 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20020161337 [Syringe Title]

Output: Automatically operable safety shield system for syringes


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Input: [0] 54 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20020147429 [Syringe Title]

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Input: [0] 55 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20020120239 [Syringe Title]

Output: Safety shield system for prefilled syringes


Input: [0] 56 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20020107481 [Syringe Title]

Output: Syringe loading devices for use with syringes and medical injectors


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Output: Method and device to protect syringes and similar medical instruments


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Input: [0] 59 [PUB. APP. NO.] 20020068905 [Syringe Title]

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Output: Safety shield system for prefilled syringes


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Input: [Foods that prevent thrush] Vegetables [Foods that cause thrush]

Output: Breakfast Cereals

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Input: [Foods that prevent thrush] White meat [Foods that cause thrush]

Output: Processed Foods

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Input: [Foods that prevent thrush] Fish [Foods that cause thrush]

Output: Cheese

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Input: [Foods that prevent thrush] Small amounts of Red Meat [Foods that cause thrush]

Output: Mushrooms

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Input: [Foods that prevent thrush] Soya Milk [Foods that cause thrush]

Output: Tea

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Input: [Foods that prevent thrush] Fruit [Foods that cause thrush]

Output: Coffee

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Input: [Foods that prevent thrush] Live Natural yoghurts [Foods that cause thrush]

Output: White Flour Products

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Input: [Foods that prevent thrush] Nuts and Seeds [Foods that cause thrush]

Output: Fizzy sugary drinks

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Input: [Foods that prevent thrush] Rice [Foods that cause thrush]

Output: Alcohol

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Input: [0] Material/Source [2] Pros [3] Cons [1]

Output: Features


Input: [0] Polyester/Cotton Blend 80% Polyester / 20% Cotton, 65/35, and 40/60 are common blends. Lab Supply Companies Chemistry Stockroom Biology Stockroom [2] Appropriate for use in clinical settings and research laboratories where biological material is manipulated. [3] Polyester blends burn readily when ignited, and are not appropriate for use with flammable liquids, pyrophoric materials, or near open flame. [1]

Output: Liquid Resistance Splash resistant. No specific chemical resistance. Anecdotal evidence suggests polyester blends provide better protection against corrosive material than does cotton. Flame Resistance No Polyester blends burn more readily than 100% cotton or flame-resistant materials. Comfort Lightweight and breathable. More cotton in the blend results in better breathability.


Input: [0] 100% Cotton Lab Supply Companies Chemistry Stockroom Biology Stockroom [2] Appropriate for use in clinical settings and research laboratories where there is light flammable liquid or open flame use. [3] Cotton lab coats should be supplemented with a chemical splash apron when corrosive material is handled. [1]

Output: Liquid Resistance Not splash resistant. No specific chemical resistance. Anecdotal evidence suggests cotton lab coats provide better protection from solvent contamination than corrosive contamination. Flame Resistance No Burns less readily than polyester blends. Comfort Lightweight and breathable.


Input: [0] 100% Cotton treated with flame retardant. Lab Supply Companies Manufacturers of flame-resistant garments. [2] Appropriate for use in research laboratories where substantial fire risk exists from flammable material handling or open flame use. Laundering will not damage the flame resistant coating. [3] More costly than a traditional 100% cotton lab coat. [1]

Output: Liquid Resistance Not splash resistant. No specific chemical resistance. Anecdotal evidence suggests cotton lab coats provide better protection from solvent contamination than corrosive contamination. Flame Resistance Yes Flame-resistant (FR) fabrics and garments are intended to resist ignition, prevent the spread of flames away from the immediate area of high heat impingement, and to self-extinguish almost immediately upon removal of the ignition source. Comfort Lightweight and breathable.


Input: [0] Nomex IIIA Lab Supply Companies Manufacturers of flame-resistant garments. [2] Appropriate for use in research laboratories where there is extreme fire danger from open flame, electrical arc flash, and pyrophoric material. [3] Expensive. [1]

Output: Liquid Resistance Flame Resistance Yes When in contact with direct flame or extreme heat, fibers in the protective clothing enlarge, enabling greater distance between the user’s skin and heat source. Comfort Breathable, but slightly bulkier than polyester blend or 100% cotton materials.


Input: [0] Polypropylene Lab Supply Companies [2] Appropriate for use when protection from dirt and grime in nonhazardous environments is desired. Disposable. Low cost. [3] Offers no protection from hazardous materials. [1]

Output: Liquid Resistance Not splash resistant. Flame Resistance Not flame-resistant. Comfort Very lightweight and breathable.


Input: [0] Microbreathe Lab Supply Companies Clean Room Supply Companies [2] Appropriate for use in clinical settings and research laboratories where biological material and chemicals are handled. Low particle count fabric is ideal for clean room activities. Disposable. [3] Inappropriate for use in environments with a significant fire danger. [1]

Output: Liquid Resistance Barrier to particles, biological fluids, and chemicals. Flame Resistance Not flame-resistant. Comfort Lightweight, breathable, and stretches to allow ease of movement.


Input: [Flood Damage Clean up] Mold Remediation [Emergency Board Up] Generator Rental [Water Damage Repair]

Output: Roof Repair

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Input: [Flood Damage Clean up] Equipment Rental [Emergency Board Up] Siding, Soffits and Fascia [Water Damage Repair]

Output: Disaster Recovery

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Input: [Flood Damage Clean up] Sump Pumps [Emergency Board Up] Basement & Cellar Dryout [Water Damage Repair]

Output: Windows and Doors

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Input: [Flood Damage Clean up] Water Pumping [Emergency Board Up] Sanitation & Deoderization [Water Damage Repair]

Output: Basement Leaks

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Input: [Flood Damage Clean up] Dehumidification [Emergency Board Up] Water Removal & Clean Up [Water Damage Repair]

Output: Leak Detection

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Input: [Flood Damage Clean up] Carpet Dryout [Water Damage Repair]

Output: Storm Damage Repair

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Input: [Surgery] One-time treatment for 1-2 hours, on average 1-2 night hospital stay, on average [Radiation] EBRT is typically administered 5 days a week for 5-6 weeks CyberKnife® is typically done over the course of 1-5 treatments/days [0]

Output: Length of Treatment

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Input: [Surgery] Very accurate: prostate is visualized and removed [Radiation] Not accurate: radiation is targeted at prostate based on imaging data, dosage and location is approximated [0]

Output: Accuracy of Treatment

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Input: [Surgery] Anesthesia [Radiation] Fatigue, skin inflammation, frequent/difficult/uncomfortable urination, rectal bleeding or irritation, hemorrhoids, diarrhea [0]

Output: Side Effects During Treatment

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Input: [Surgery] No [Radiation] Lupron is given along with RT, which has its own panel of side effects, similar to menopause [0]

Output: Hormone Therapy Necessary?

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Input: [Surgery] Very accurate because entire specimen can be analyzed [Radiation] Not accurate: exact type of prostate cancer not known, extensity not known, seminal vesicle and lymph node involvement not known [0]

Output: Cancer Staging

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Input: [Surgery] Testing begins at 6 weeks post-op PSA remains <0.1 [Radiation] Testing begins ~2-3 months post-op Will not reach lowest point for 18-24 months Majority of men experience a “PSA Bounce” (a temporary rise in PSA) where the PSA rises ~15% post-treatment, then declines again [0]

Output: PSA Follow-Up

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Input: [Surgery] Impotence and incontinence [Radiation] Bowel dysfunction Impotence and incontinence [0]

Output: Side Effects After Treatment

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Input: [Surgery] Improves with time [Radiation] Worsens with time [0]

Output: Risk of Impotence and Incontinence

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Input: [Surgery] Yes: radiation is possible after surgery [Radiation] No: surgery is very difficult to do after radiation [0]

Output: Secondary Therapy Possible?

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Input: [Surgery] No [Radiation] Yes: a 5% increased risk of rectal or bladder cancer [0]

Output: Increased Risk for Second Cancer?

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Input: [No] 1 [Generator] households & housing societies & slums [Remarks] wet, dry & construction are main [Types of wastes generated]

Output: all 7 types of waste


Input: [No] 2 [Generator] eating places - restaurants, hotels, hawkers [Remarks] wet is main [Types of wastes generated]

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Input: [No] 3 [Generator] food & flower markets & temples [Remarks] wet is main [Types of wastes generated]

Output: wet & dry waste


Input: [No] 4 [Generator] shops, stablishments, and institutional complexes [Types of wastes generated]

Output: Wet and dry waste


Input: [No] 5 [Generator] hospitals, pathology labs, doctor clinics, nursing homes [Remarks] medical is main [Types of wastes generated]

Output: wet, dry & medical waste


Input: [No] 6 [Generator] industrial areas [Remarks] hazardous is main [Types of wastes generated]

Output: wet, dry, & hazardous waste


Input: [No] 8 [Generator] road repairs [Remarks] debris is main [Types of wastes generated]

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Input: [Grain] Barley [Gluten Level] Very Low [Description]

Output: Barley is the fourth most widely grown grain in the world. Barley flour is mostly used in Asia for bread baking. It is low in fat. It should be combined with bread or wheat flour. Use 1 part barley to 4 parts wheat or bread flour.

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Input: [Grain] Buckwheat [Gluten Level] Very Low [Description]

Output: Buckwheat is not a true cereal grain. It is a seed and is related to rhubarb and sorrel. It is most often used pancakes. It is also known as Kasha. Look for buckwheat groats to make flour from. These are the seeds with minimal processing. It is high in protein and fiber. It is a discernible grassy flavor. Works well mixed with other grains like wheat.

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Input: [Grain] Corn [Gluten Level] Very Low [Description]

Output: Corn flour is more finely ground than cornmeal and both are derived from dent or flint corn — not sweet corn. Bread using corn flour or cornmeal has a crunchy, crumbly texture and pleasing sweetish taste.

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Input: [Grain] Wheat [Gluten Level] High [Description]

Output: Wheat is very old. When ground fresh it contains all of the B vitamins (except B12). It also contains various other vitamins, minerals, fiber and enzymes.

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Input: [Grain] Rye [Gluten Level] Low [Description]

Output: Rye is one of the stronger tasting grains. This is because of its weed like behavior. Rye works best in unleavened baked goods or in combination with whole-wheat flour.

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Input: [Grain] Kamut [Gluten Level] High [Description]

Output: Kamut is an ancient Egyptian form of wheat. It is related to modern durum (pasta) wheat, kamut has a rich and buttery flavor. It is also well tolerated by many who are sensitive to wheat. It is also a highly nutritional grain.

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Input: [Grain] Quinoa [Gluten Level] Low [Description]

Output: Quinoa is an Incan grain. Quinoa is often called a “super grain” because it supplies nearly twice the protein of most grains. Quinoa has a unique flavor. However, it is one of the more expensive grains

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Input: [Grain] Spelt [Gluten Level] High [Description]

Output: Spelt can be used like wheat, but it has a nuttier taste. It also is lacking wheat’s allergenic properties. What this means is that people that are wheat sensitive find they can easily tolerate spelt.

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Input: [Grain] Rice [Gluten Level] None [Description]

Output: Rice is the most widely consumed staple food in the world. When it its natural unrefined state rice is a nutritious grain with a nutty flavor and slight crunch.. Always use brown rice, white rice is of little nutritional value.

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Input: [Grain] Millet [Gluten Level] None [Description]

Output: Millet is small and round. It is mostly used in birdseed. It is a good source of protein, superior to that of wheat, corn, or rice. Millet can also be popped, roasted, sprouted or malted.

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Input: [Grain] Oat Groats [Gluten Level] None [Description]

Output: Unlike most grains, only the inedible hill of oats is removed in the milling process. The bran and the germ remain in the edible portion; know as the groat, making oats a good source of protein, fiber, and many nutrients. Oats are a cancer fighter.

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Input: [Grain] Steel-Cut Oats [Gluten Level] None [Description]

Output: These are the least refined type of oats and are produced by slicing the oats. Oats are a cancer fighter.

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Input: [Grain] Amaranth [Gluten Level] Very Low [Description]

Output: Amaranth is high in protein, calcium, iron, and phosphorus. Use Amaranth in small amounts — about one part amaranth flour to 4 parts wheat or bread flour. It has a nutty, earthy flavor.

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Input: [Feature] size (BOSA; BOE; BOP; BONSA) in inches [Variegated Flycatcher] 7-7.25; 7.25; 6.5-7; c.7.1 [Piratic Flycatcher]

Output: 5.75; 5.75; 6; c.5.9

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Input: [Feature] bill [Variegated Flycatcher] medium, not broad, contrastingly paler at base of mandible with no bulge of feathering on underside of mandible [Piratic Flycatcher]

Output: short, broad, all-dark with bulge of feathering onto underside of mandible

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Input: [Feature] face pattern [Variegated Flycatcher] moustacial stripes wedge-shaped, starting to broaden almost immediately; dark mask narrow such that depth of mask below the eye less than half the depth of the eye [Piratic Flycatcher]

Output: moustacial stripes start narrow, flaring in lower half; dark mask broad such that depth of mask below the eye is about equal to the depth of the eye (or broader)

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Input: [Feature] upperparts [Variegated Flycatcher] with variably distinct pale grayish blurry streaks - often looks rather marbled or grizzled even at a distance, appearing softly streaked rather than scaled [Piratic Flycatcher]

Output: unstreaked brown or brown-olive - never looks rather marbled or grizzled and at most has very fine indistinct partial pale fringing on some feathers, only visible at close range and then looking scaly rather than streaked

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Input: [Feature] tail [Variegated Flycatcher] longish; uppertail coverts with broad conspicuous rufous fringes, also rufous edging in tail feathers thicker and more extensive [Piratic Flycatcher]

Output: short; thin rufous edging to uppertail coverts and outer edges at the base of the tail feathers; juveniles can show more extensive rufous edging in the tail

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Input: [Feature] wing coverts [Variegated Flycatcher] when fresh has thick pale tips to coverts forming obvious wing bars; when worn can appear almost as thin as fresh bars of PIRFL - somewhat similar to Empids [Piratic Flycatcher]

Output: typically with thin pale distal fringing; when worn, lacks wing bars - somewhat similar to a Wood-Pewee. NOTE: some individuals may have thicker tips, almost matching the average for VARFL

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Input: [Feature] primary tips [Variegated Flycatcher] outer four primaries with severe notching on the inner web such that each feather ends in a short narrow "finger" - much narrower than the tips of the inner primaries and secondaries - somewhat like the outer primaries of a Buteo hawk, or the outermost primary of a male Broad-tailed Hummingbird [Piratic Flycatcher]

Output: outer four primaries with obvious but "normal" shape such that each tip is broad - virtually the same width as the inner primaries and secondaries

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Input: [Feature] folded primaries and secondaries [Variegated Flycatcher] averages more distinct pale edging on secondaries, and often with a rufous tinge to basal edges of primaries [Piratic Flycatcher]

Output: averages less distinct pale edging on secondaries, and no rufous tinge to basal edges of primaries

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Input: Chronic renal disease Transplantation Drug toxicity [Screening for renal disease]

Output: Monitoring renal function

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Input: [Serum creatinine] Calculated GFR/creatinine clearance Glomerulonephritis Proteinuria Chronic renal failure Chemotherapy dosing [Screening for renal disease]

Output: Initial evaluation of renal disease

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Input: Glomerulonephritis Chronic renal failure [Screening for renal disease]

Output: Monitoring of renal disease

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Input: [Serum creatinine] Isotopic GFR Monitoring therapy in glomerulonephritis [Screening for renal disease]

Output: Accurate GFR

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Input: Deciding when to start dialysis Chronic renal failure [Screening for renal disease]

Output: Low levels of GFR

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Input: Body builder Chemotherapy dose in wasted patient [Screening for renal disease]

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Input: [Distinct Particles] Aniline [Gases]

Output: Acetone

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Input: [Distinct Particles] Benzanthracene [Gases]

Output: Carbon Dioxide

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Input: [Distinct Particles] Catechol [Gases]

Output: Carbon Monoxide

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Input: [Distinct Particles] Harmane [Gases]

Output: Formaldehyde

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Input: [Distinct Particles] Napthalene [Gases]

Output: Hydrazine

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Input: [Distinct Particles] Nicotine [Gases]

Output: Hydrogen Cyanide

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Input: [Distinct Particles] Phenol [Gases]

Output: Nitrogen Oxides

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Input: [Distinct Particles] Quinoline [Gases]

Output: Pyridine

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Input: [Distinct Particles] Toluene [Gases]

Output: 3-Vinylpyridine

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Input: [Unit Number] CPPSEC3028A [Subject] Compile investigative report [2]

Output: core unit

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Input: [Unit Number] CPPSEC3033A [Subject] Conduct interviews and take statements [2]

Output: core unit

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Input: [Unit Number] CPPSEC3030A [Subject] Conduct surveillance [2]

Output: core unit

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Input: [Unit Number] BSBFLM303C [Subject] Contribute to effective workplace relationships [2]

Output: core unit

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Input: [Unit Number] CPPSEC3027A [Subject] Develop investigative plan [2]

Output: core unit

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Input: [Unit Number] CPPSEC3032A [Subject] Gather information by factual investigation [2]

Output: core unit

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Input: [Unit Number] CPPSEC3001A [Subject] Maintain workplace safety in the security industry [2]

Output: core unit

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Input: [Unit Number] CPPSEC3031A [Subject] Organise and operate a surveillance vehicle [2]

Output: core unit

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Input: [Unit Number] BSBWOR301A [Subject] Organise personal work priorities and development [2]

Output: core unit

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Input: [Unit Number] CPPSEC3009A [Subject] Prepare and present evidence in court [2]

Output: core unit

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Input: [Unit Number] CPPSEC3029A [Subject] Provide quality investigative services to clients [2]

Output: core unit

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Input: [Unit Number] CPPSEC3026A [Subject] Work effectively in investigative services [2]

Output: core unit

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Input: [Unit Number] CPPSEC3034A [Subject] Operate information gathering equipment [2]

Output: elective

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Input: [Unit Number] CPPSEC3012A [Subject] Store and protect information [2]

Output: elective

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Input: [Unit Number] PSPREG401C [Subject] Exercise regulatory powers [2]

Output: elective

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Input: [Unit Number] BSBSMB301A [Subject] Investigate micro business opportunities [2]

Output: elective

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Input: [Unit Number] FNSMERC304B [Subject] Locate subjects [2]

Output: elective

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Input: [Unit Number] PSPPOL404A [Subject] Support policy implementation [2]

Output: elective

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Input: [Magnetstick EX] 300 Gauss (0.3mT)V [Description]

Output: Sensitivity

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Output: Response Time

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Input: [Magnetstick EX] Yes [Description]

Output: Intrinsically Safe

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Input: [Magnetstick EX] 2 x AAA (LR03) batteries (supplied) [Description]

Output: Power Requirements

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Output: Relative Humidity

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Output: Operating Temperature

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Input: [Magnetstick EX] CAR III 1000v AC [Description]

Output: Overvoltage

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Input: [Magnetstick EX] 145(L) x 18(Ø)mm [Description]

Output: Dimensions

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Input: [Magnetstick EX] 0.04kg [Description]

Output: Weight (Net)

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Input: [Magnetstick EX] 0.06kg [Description]

Output: Weight (Gross)

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Input: [Application Number] 001 [Topic] The Determination of Aluminium, Iron and Silicon in Rock Samples [Element(s)] Al, Fe, Si [Sample Type]

Output: Rock


Input: [Application Number] 002 [Topic] Application of the GBC HSA3000 to Samples with High Dissolved Solids [Element(s)] N/A [Sample Type]

Output: Samples with High Dissolved Solids


Input: [Application Number] 003 [Topic] Analysis of Environmental Water Samples using Graphite Furnace AA with ULTRA-PULSE Background Correction [Element(s)] N/A [Sample Type]

Output: Environmental Water Samples


Input: [Application Number] 004 [Topic] The Analysis of Lead in Drinking Water [Element(s)] Pb [Sample Type]

Output: Drinking Water


Input: [Application Number] 005 [Topic] Why Use Automatic Burner Rotation in Flame AAS? [Element(s)] N/A [Sample Type]


Input: [Application Number] 006 [Topic] Sensitivity Improvements in Flame AAS Using the GBC Atom Trap [Element(s)] N/A [Sample Type]


Input: [Application Number] 007 [Topic] A Comparison between Flame-Heating and Electrical-Heating Trace-Level Hydride Analysis [Element(s)] N/A [Sample Type]


Input: [Application Number] 008 [Topic] Improved Accuracy in Atomic Absorption Analysis using Automatic Sensitivity Correction 33 [Element(s)] N/A [Sample Type]


Input: [Application Number] 009 [Topic] The Determination of Beryllium in Drinking Water Using the System 3000 Graphite Furnace 37 [Element(s)] Be [Sample Type]

Output: Drinking Water


Input: [Application Number] 010 [Topic] Quality Control Procedures for Graphite Furnace AAS using Avanta Software [Element(s)] N/A [Sample Type]


Input: [Application Number] 011 [Topic] Mercury Determination at Ultra-Trace Concentration Using the 906 Elite AAS and MC3000 Mercury Concentrator [Element(s)] Hg [Sample Type]


Input: [Application Number] 012 [Topic] The GBC High Performance Nitrous Oxide-Acetylene Burner and Spraychamber System [Element(s)] N/A [Sample Type]


Input: [Application Number] 013 [Topic] The Measurement of Al, Cr, Cu, Ni, Pb, Si, Sn, Ti and V in Engine Oil [Element(s)] Al, Cr, Cu, Ni, Pb, Si, Sn, Ti and V [Sample Type]

Output: Engine Oil Samples


Input: [Application Number] 014 [Topic] The Measurement of Fe, Al, Ca and Mg in FeSi and FeSiMg Samples by Flame Atomic Absorption [Element(s)] Fe, Al, Ca and Mg [Sample Type]

Output: FeSi and FeSiMg Samples


Input: [Application Number] 015 [Topic] Determination of Sb, Ba and Pb in gunpowder residue analysis [Element(s)] Sb, Ba, Pb [Sample Type]

Output: Gunpowder Samples


Input: [Black or Green Olives] Broccolli [Cherry Peppers] Stuffed Hot Peppers [Pepperoni]

Output: Italian Sausage

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Input: [Black or Green Olives] Fresh Mushrooms [Cherry Peppers] Jalapeno Peppers [Pepperoni]

Output: Meatalls

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Input: [Black or Green Olives] Pineapple [Pepperoni]

Output: Grilled Chicken

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Input: [Black or Green Olives] Sliced Spanish Onion [Pepperoni]

Output: Ham

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Input: [Black or Green Olives] Spinach [Pepperoni]

Output: Bacon

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Input: [Black or Green Olives] Sweet Green Peppers [Pepperoni]

Output: Steak

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Input: [Black or Green Olives] Roasted Red Peppers [Pepperoni]

Output: Anchovies

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Input: [Black or Green Olives] Hot Banana Peppers [Pepperoni]

Output: Artichokes

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Input: [BENEFITS] Helps keep wood dust, dirt, and smoke particulate out of your computer and monitor. [INDUSTRY]

Output: Wood products manufacturers

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Input: [BENEFITS] Guards against infiltration of metallic dust, metal shavings, manufacturing dust, smoke particulate and oil mist. [INDUSTRY]

Output: Machine shops

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Input: [BENEFITS] Blocks out sand and gravel particulate, cabosil, cement and fly ash. [INDUSTRY]

Output: Concrete industry

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Input: [BENEFITS] Shields against fiberglass particulate and other dust. [INDUSTRY]

Output: Fiberglass industry

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Input: [BENEFITS] Helps keep out textile process dust. [INDUSTRY]

Output: Textile industry

ShopShield™ Computer Dust Covers and Filters—Protect Your Computers


Input: [BENEFITS] Stops paper and manufacturing dust, wood chips, and more. [INDUSTRY]

Output: Paper industry

ShopShield™ Computer Dust Covers and Filters—Protect Your Computers


Input: [BENEFITS] Strains out flour and other ingredients. [INDUSTRY]

Output: Bakeries

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Input: [BENEFITS] Keeps out dust from hay, grain, fuel chips, animal bedding and livestock. [INDUSTRY]

Output: Agriculture

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Input: [BENEFITS] Guards against sander and wood dust, sawdust and wood chips. [INDUSTRY]

Output: Woodworking shops

ShopShield™ Computer Dust Covers and Filters—Protect Your Computers


Input: [BENEFITS] Helps keep out dog hair, cat hair and carpet fibers. [INDUSTRY]

Output: Pet owners and shag carpet owners

ShopShield™ Computer Dust Covers and Filters—Protect Your Computers


Input: [Cali Bamboo Product] Flooring [Package Type] Cartons on Pallet [Freight Service]

Output: Freight Truck

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Input: [Cali Bamboo Product] Decking [Package Type] Pallet [Freight Service]

Output: Freight Truck

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Input: [Cali Bamboo Product] Plywood [Package Type] Pallet [Freight Service]

Output: Freight Truck

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Input: [Cali Bamboo Product] Paneling [Package Type] Carton [Freight Service]

Output: Freight Truck or UPS

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Input: [Cali Bamboo Product] Fencing [Package Type] Bundle or Carton [Freight Service]

Output: Freight Truck or UPS

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Input: [Cali Bamboo Product] Poles [Package Type] Bundle or Carton [Freight Service]

Output: Freight Truck or UPS

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Input: [Cali Bamboo Product] Slats [Package Type] Bundle or Carton [Freight Service]

Output: Freight Truck or UPS

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Input: [Cali Bamboo Product] Thatch [Package Type] Bundle or Carton [Freight Service]

Output: Freight Truck or UPS

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Input: [1] 6" x 20" [Kross Arm Support™]

Output: Cradle Support Dims

Requires Clark Socket or Super Clamp for Mounting


Input: [1] Lightweight Rigid Aluminum [Kross Arm Support™]

Output: Cradle Support

Requires Clark Socket or Super Clamp for Mounting


Input: [1] Stainless Steel [Kross Arm Support™]

Output: Cross Bar

Requires Clark Socket or Super Clamp for Mounting


Input: [1] 1 Roll of Kross Kloth [Kross Arm Support™]

Output: Includes

Requires Clark Socket or Super Clamp for Mounting


Input: [1] Disposable [Kross Arm Support™]

Output: Kross Kloth

Requires Clark Socket or Super Clamp for Mounting


Input: [Kross Arm Support™]

Output: Requires Clark Socket or Super Clamp for Mounting

Requires Clark Socket or Super Clamp for Mounting


Input: [Letter] S [Mechanical Property...] Minimum Yield Strength [Steel Use]

Output: Structural Steel


Input: [Letter] P [Mechanical Property...] Minimum Yield Strength [Steel Use]

Output: Pressure Purposes


Input: [Letter] L [Mechanical Property...] Minimum Yield Strength [Steel Use]

Output: Line Pipe


Input: [Letter] E [Mechanical Property...] Minimum Yield Strength [Steel Use]

Output: Engineering


Input: [Letter] B [Mechanical Property...] Characteristic Yield Case [Steel Use]

Output: Reinforcing Steel


Input: [Letter] Y [Mechanical Property...] Minimum Yield Case [Steel Use]

Output: Pre-stressing Steel


Input: [Letter] R [Mechanical Property...] Minimum Yield Case [Steel Use]

Output: Rails


Input: [Letter] H [Mechanical Property...] Minimum Yield Case [Steel Use]

Output: High Strength Cold Rolled


Input: [Letter] D [Mechanical Property...] C, D or X followed by two numbers characterising steel [Steel Use]

Output: Flat Products for Cold Forming


Input: [Letter] T [Mechanical Property...] Nominal Yield Case [Steel Use]

Output: Tinmill Products


Input: [Letter] M [Mechanical Property...] Number = 100 x specific loss in W/kg, "" Number = 100 x nom thick in mm Letter for type of steel (A,B,E,N,S or P) [Steel Use]

Output: Electrical Steel


Input: [Air Conditioning Unit] Almanac [Folding Bed] Folding Chair [Mail Box]

Output: Mop


Input: [Air Conditioning Unit] Auto Cut-Off Switch [Folding Bed] Fountain Pen [Mail Box]

Output: Motor


Input: [Air Conditioning Unit] Auto Fishing Devise [Folding Bed] Furniture Caster [Mail Box]

Output: Peanut Butter


Input: [Air Conditioning Unit] Automatic Gear Shift [Folding Bed] Gas Mask [Mail Box]

Output: Pencil Sharpener


Input: [Air Conditioning Unit] Baby Buggy [Folding Bed] Golf Tee [Mail Box]

Output: Record Player Arm