Input: [Wood Variety] Larch [Rating] Fair [Burn Difficulty] Easy [Split Difficulty] Hard [Smoke] Medium [Sparks] Yes [BTUs per Cord] 20.8 [Heat Yield]

Output: Medium

Firewood BTU Chart - Firewood Guide to BTU Ratings


Input: [Wood Variety] Spruce [Rating] Poor [Burn Difficulty] Easy [Split Difficulty] Hard [Smoke] Medium [Sparks] Yes [BTUs per Cord] 15.9 [Heat Yield]

Output: Low

Firewood BTU Chart - Firewood Guide to BTU Ratings


Input: [Wood Variety] Alder [Rating] Fair [Burn Difficulty] Fair [Split Difficulty] Hard [Smoke] Medium [Sparks] Yes [BTUs per Cord] 17.6 [Heat Yield]

Output: Medium

Firewood BTU Chart - Firewood Guide to BTU Ratings


Input: [Wood Variety] Apple [Rating] Fair [Burn Difficulty] Hard [Split Difficulty] Easy [Smoke] Medium [Sparks] Few [BTUs per Cord] 17.6 [Heat Yield]

Output: Medium

Firewood BTU Chart - Firewood Guide to BTU Ratings


Input: [Wood Variety] Ironwood (Hornbeam) [Rating] Excellent [Burn Difficulty] Hard [Split Difficulty] Easy [Smoke] Light [Sparks] Few [BTUs per Cord] 24.7 [Heat Yield]

Output: Very High

Firewood BTU Chart - Firewood Guide to BTU Ratings


Input: [Wood Variety] Black Locust [Rating] Excellent [Burn Difficulty] Hard [Split Difficulty] Easy [Smoke] Light [Sparks] No [BTUs per Cord] 26.5 [Heat Yield]

Output: Very High

Firewood BTU Chart - Firewood Guide to BTU Ratings


Input: [Wood Variety] Madrone [Rating] Excellent [Burn Difficulty] Hard [Split Difficulty] Easy [Smoke] Light [Sparks] No [BTUs per Cord] 30.0 [Heat Yield]

Output: High

Firewood BTU Chart - Firewood Guide to BTU Ratings


Input: [Wood Variety] Willow [Rating] Fair [Burn Difficulty] Hard [Split Difficulty] Hard [Smoke] Fair [Sparks] Fair [BTUs per Cord] 14.5 [Heat Yield]

Output: Low

Firewood BTU Chart - Firewood Guide to BTU Ratings


Input: [Quantity] Radiant energy [Notes]

Output: energy

Principles and Guides of Stones Selection Process: Working with The Optical Properties


Input: [Quantity] Radiant flux [Notes]

Output: radiant energy per unit time, also called radiant power.

Principles and Guides of Stones Selection Process: Working with The Optical Properties


Input: [Quantity] Spectral power [Notes]

Output: radiant power per wavelength.

Principles and Guides of Stones Selection Process: Working with The Optical Properties


Input: [Quantity] Radiant intensity [Notes]

Output: power per unit solid angle.

Principles and Guides of Stones Selection Process: Working with The Optical Properties


Input: [Quantity] Spectral intensity [Notes]

Output: radiant intensity per wavelength.

Principles and Guides of Stones Selection Process: Working with The Optical Properties


Input: [Quantity] Radiance [Notes]

Output: power per unit solid angle per unit projected source area. confusingly called "intensity" in some other fields of study.

Principles and Guides of Stones Selection Process: Working with The Optical Properties


Input: [Quantity] Spectral radiance [Notes]

Output: commonly measured in W⋅sr−1⋅m−2⋅nm−1 with surface area and either wavelength or frequency.

Principles and Guides of Stones Selection Process: Working with The Optical Properties


Input: [Quantity] Irradiance [Notes]

Output: power incident on a surface, also called radiant flux density. sometimes confusingly called "intensity" as well.

Principles and Guides of Stones Selection Process: Working with The Optical Properties


Input: [Quantity] Spectral irradiance [Notes]

Output: commonly measured in W⋅m−2⋅nm−1 or 10−22W⋅m−2⋅Hz−1, known as solar flux unit.[nb 5]

Principles and Guides of Stones Selection Process: Working with The Optical Properties


Input: [Quantity] Radiant exitance / Radiant emittance [Notes]

Output: power emitted from a surface.

Principles and Guides of Stones Selection Process: Working with The Optical Properties


Input: [Quantity] Spectral radiant exitance / Spectral radiant emittance [Notes]

Output: power emitted from a surface per wavelength or frequency.

Principles and Guides of Stones Selection Process: Working with The Optical Properties


Input: [Quantity] Radiosity [Notes]

Output: emitted plus reflected power leaving a surface.

Principles and Guides of Stones Selection Process: Working with The Optical Properties


Input: [Generic Name] Amitriptyline [Trade Name] Elavil Acute migraine therapy; chronic migraine therapy [Approved Use (if any)]

Output: For the relief of the symptoms of depression

Novel Approaches in Migraine Therapy: Diagnosis and Treatment of Acute and Chronic Migraine | RealCME


Input: [Generic Name] Atenolol [Trade Name] Tenormin Acute migraine therapy [Approved Use (if any)]

Output: Management of hypertension; the long-term management of angina pectoris; the management of hemodynamically stable patient with definite or suspected myocardial infarction

Novel Approaches in Migraine Therapy: Diagnosis and Treatment of Acute and Chronic Migraine | RealCME


Input: [Generic Name] Divalproex sodium [Trade Name] Depakote Acute migraine therapy; chronic migraine therapy [Approved Use (if any)]

Output: Monotherapy and adjunctive therapy of complex partial seizures and simple and complex absence seizures; adjunctive therapy in patients with multiple seizure types that include absence seizures

Novel Approaches in Migraine Therapy: Diagnosis and Treatment of Acute and Chronic Migraine | RealCME


Input: [Generic Name] Duloxetine [Trade Name] Cymbalta Chronic migraine preventive therapy [Approved Use (if any)]

Output: Major depressive disorder; generalized anxiety disorder; diabetic peripheral neuropathic pain; fibromyalgia; chronic musculoskeletal pain

Novel Approaches in Migraine Therapy: Diagnosis and Treatment of Acute and Chronic Migraine | RealCME


Input: [Generic Name] Metoprolol [Trade Name] Lopressor Acute migraine therapy [Approved Use (if any)]

Output: Hypertension; long-term treatment of angina pectoris; treatment of hemodynamically stable patient with definite or suspected myocardial infarction

Novel Approaches in Migraine Therapy: Diagnosis and Treatment of Acute and Chronic Migraine | RealCME


Input: [Generic Name] Sodium valproate [Trade Name] Depakene Acute migraine therapy [Approved Use (if any)]

Output: Monotherapy and adjunctive therapy in the treatment of patients with complex partial seizures that occur either in isolation or in association with other types of seizures; use as sole and adjunctive therapy in the treatment of simple and complex absence seizures, and adjunctively in patients with multiple seizure types which include absence seizures.

Novel Approaches in Migraine Therapy: Diagnosis and Treatment of Acute and Chronic Migraine | RealCME


Input: [Generic Name] Timolol [Trade Name] Blocadren Acute migraine therapy [Approved Use (if any)]

Output: Treatment of hypertension; in patients who have survived the acute phase of myocardial infarction, and are clinically stable, to reduce cardiovascular mortality and the risk of reinfarction.

Novel Approaches in Migraine Therapy: Diagnosis and Treatment of Acute and Chronic Migraine | RealCME


Input: [Generic Name] Topirimate [Trade Name] Topamax Acute migraine therapy [Approved Use (if any)]

Output: Initial monotherapy in patients ≥ 2 years of age with partial onset or primary generalized tonic-clonic seizures; adjunctive therapy for adults and pediatric patients (2 to 16 years of age) with partial onset seizures or primary generalized tonic-clonic seizures, and in patients ≥2 years of age with seizures associated with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome; treatment for adults for prophylaxis of migraine headache

Novel Approaches in Migraine Therapy: Diagnosis and Treatment of Acute and Chronic Migraine | RealCME


Input: [Generic Name] Venlafaxine [Trade Name] Effexor Acute migraine therapy; prevention of chronic migraine [Approved Use (if any)]

Output: Treatment of major depressive disorder; treatment of generalized anxiety disorder as defined in DSM-IV; treatment of social anxiety disorder, also known as social phobia, as defined in DSM-IV (300.23); treatment of panic disorder, with or without agoraphobia, as defined in DSM-IV.

Novel Approaches in Migraine Therapy: Diagnosis and Treatment of Acute and Chronic Migraine | RealCME


Input: [Calories] 256 [Breakfast Idea]

Output: High-fiber cereal with low-fat or skim milk, low-fat or non-fat yogurt and sliced fruit

CalorieKing - Diet & Weight Loss Information - LearnAbouts - Low-Cal Breakfast Ideas


Input: [Calories] 265 [Breakfast Idea]

Output: Whole-grain or sprouted-grain toast with nut butter

CalorieKing - Diet & Weight Loss Information - LearnAbouts - Low-Cal Breakfast Ideas


Input: [Calories] 350 [Breakfast Idea]

Output: Granola with flaxseed oil and raisins added

CalorieKing - Diet & Weight Loss Information - LearnAbouts - Low-Cal Breakfast Ideas


Input: [Calories] 222 [Breakfast Idea]

Output: Low-fat or non-fat cheese with whole wheat crackers and a piece of fresh fruit

CalorieKing - Diet & Weight Loss Information - LearnAbouts - Low-Cal Breakfast Ideas


Input: [Calories] 364 [Breakfast Idea]

Output: Rice cakes with sliced banana and peanut butter

CalorieKing - Diet & Weight Loss Information - LearnAbouts - Low-Cal Breakfast Ideas


Input: [Calories] 163 [Breakfast Idea]

Output: Nut butter on apple slices

CalorieKing - Diet & Weight Loss Information - LearnAbouts - Low-Cal Breakfast Ideas


Input: [Calories] 223 [Breakfast Idea]

Output: Tofu and rice

CalorieKing - Diet & Weight Loss Information - LearnAbouts - Low-Cal Breakfast Ideas


Input: [Calories] 380 [Breakfast Idea]

Output: Avocado on toast

CalorieKing - Diet & Weight Loss Information - LearnAbouts - Low-Cal Breakfast Ideas


Input: [Characteristics/Use] Easy cleanup, durability, and fast drying make latex the choice for amateurs; can be applied even over damp surfaces; naturally mildew-proof; may be incompatible with a previous oil-based finish. [Application] Don't thin; apply with one stroke of the brush or roller; work it out too far and you'll get thin spots. [Type]

Output: Latex


Input: [Characteristics/Use] Actually a type of latex; a water-thinned paint that dries even faster than most and will cover just about any building material, including masonry and properly primed metal. [Application] About the same as ordinary latex. [Type]

Output: Acrylic


Input: [Characteristics/Use] Solvent-thinned, synthetic-resin paint; has most of the same properties as oil-based types, but dries more rapidly; good over old oil- or alkyd-based coatings; excellent hiding power. [Application] Thicker consistency makes alkyd more tiring to apply, but it levels better than latex. [Type]

Output: Alkyd


Input: [Characteristics/Use] Slow drying times (12 to 48 hours), strong odors, and messy cleanup; some professionals still swear by its durability. [Application] Lengthy drying time makes bugs and rain real perils. [Type]

Output: Oil


Input: [Characteristics/Use] Seal new wood and metal with a recommended primer; generally, one coat of primer and one of finish is more durable than two finish coats; finish not to be used as primer or vice versa. [Application] Priming usually is easier than finishing, but porous surfaces can soak up a lot of paint. [Type]

Output: Primers


Input: [Characteristics/Use] Solvent- or water-thinned types provide transparent, semitransparent, and solid finishes for natural wood siding and trim; some include preservatives or offer a weathered look. [Application] Brush, roll, or spray on almost any way you like. [Type]

Output: Stains


Input: [Advantages] A1. Strong theoretical background on body size responses to environmental stress [Disadvantages]

Output: D1. Damages to individual body size during sampling and/or handling

WISER - Water bodies in Europe - Key messages - Transitional and coastal water assessment


Input: [Advantages] A2. Strong theoretical background on size spectra [Disadvantages]

Output: D2. Some taxa are particularly sensitive to sampling, fixation and handling

WISER - Water bodies in Europe - Key messages - Transitional and coastal water assessment


Input: [Advantages] A3. Body size is easy to measure [Disadvantages]

Output: D3. Sampling probability of large sizes is affected by the sampling effort

WISER - Water bodies in Europe - Key messages - Transitional and coastal water assessment


Input: [Advantages] A4. Body size measurements do not require high level of expertise [Disadvantages]

Output: D4. Size spectra are sensitive to size-selective predation pressures

WISER - Water bodies in Europe - Key messages - Transitional and coastal water assessment


Input: [Advantages] A5. Inter-calibration of body size measures among laboratories is simple [Disadvantages]

Output: D5. Taxonomic expertise is anyway required (but see also point A7.)

WISER - Water bodies in Europe - Key messages - Transitional and coastal water assessment


Input: [Advantages] A6. Consistent pressure-impact relationships are available for the most common pressures [Disadvantages]

Output: D6. Assessment of individual body size is time and cost-expensive

WISER - Water bodies in Europe - Key messages - Transitional and coastal water assessment


Input: [Luminescence] Cathodolumiescence [Count] 1 [Description]

Output: Color generated under the bombardment of electrons in a high vacuum environment. Used in geology to study minerals in thin section, especially dolomite. Generally not observed or reported in routine mineral analysis. This is the term used to describe the color generated in television picture tubes (cathode ray tubes).


Input: [Luminescence] Fluorescent [Count] 194 [Description]

Output: Defined as the absorption and re-emission of electromagnetic radiation at a lower wavelength. A very useful property that has may striking examples in the mineral kingdom where ultra-violet radiation is re-emitted in the visible spectrum.


Input: [Luminescence] Highly Radioactive [Count] 3 [Description]

Output: Minerals containing uranium and/or thorium elements in high concentrations that emit alpha, beta, and gamma radiation. The principle hazard to mineral collectors is the radon gas released into the atmosphere in a closed cabinet.


Input: [Luminescence] Non-fluorescent [Count] 597 [Description]

Output: No visible fluorescence observed under a black light (source of ultra-violet radiation).


Input: [Luminescence] None [Count] 310 [Description]

Output: No luminescence observed.


Input: [Luminescence] Phosphorescent [Count] 19 [Description]

Output: After- glow of visible light emitted by the mineral when it is stimulated by ultra-violet light and observed alone in a dark place.


Input: [Luminescence] Piezoelectric [Count] 8 [Description]

Output: Mechanico-electrical effect observed in minerals that lack a center of symmetry element in the crystallographic parameters. See table in crystallography section to identify those crystal systems.


Input: [Luminescence] Radioactive [Count] 12 [Description]

Output: Minerals containing uranium and/or thorium elements in moderate to low concentrations that emit alpha, beta, and gamma radiation.


Input: [Luminescence] Sometimes Fluorescent [Count] 4 [Description]

Output: Minerals that are not normally fluorescent but because of impurities can be fluorescent.


Input: [Luminescence] Triboluminescent [Count] 3 [Description]

Output: Emission of light due to mechanical stress on the crystal lattice. Commonly observed in WintOGreen Lifesavers when crushed in the mouth.


Input: [Luminescence] Weakly Fluorescent [Count] 5 [Description]

Output: Minerals that exhibit very weak fluorescence under the ultra-violet light.


Input: [Apples] Apricots [prevents constipation] Controls blood pressure [Blocks diarrhea] Saves your eyesight [Improves lung capacity] Shields against Alzheimer's [Cushions joints] Slows aging process [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Artichokes [prevents constipation] Lowers cholesterol [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Stabilizes blood sugar [Cushions joints] Guards against liver disease [Protects your heart]

Output: Aids digestion


Input: [Apples] Avocados [prevents constipation] Lowers cholesterol [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] Controls blood pressure [Cushions joints] Smoothes skin [Protects your heart]

Output: Battles diabetes


Input: [Apples] Bananas [prevents constipation] Quiets a cough [Blocks diarrhea] Strengthens bones [Improves lung capacity] Controls blood pressure [Cushions joints] Blocks diarrhea [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects your heart


Input: [Apples] Beans [prevents constipation] Helps hemorrhoids [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Stabilizes blood sugar [Protects your heart]

Output: Prevents constipation


Input: [Apples] Beets [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Strengthens bones [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints] Aids weight loss [Protects your heart]

Output: Controls blood pressure


Input: [Apples] Blueberries [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Stabilizes blood sugar [Improves lung capacity] Boosts memory [Cushions joints] Prevents constipation [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Broccoli [prevents constipation] Saves eyesight [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints] Controls blood pressure [Protects your heart]

Output: Strengthens bones


Input: [Apples] Cabbage [prevents constipation] Prevents constipation [Blocks diarrhea] Promotes weight loss [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints] Helps hemorrhoids [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Cantaloupe [prevents constipation] Controls blood pressure [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Supports immune system [Protects your heart]

Output: Saves eyesight


Input: [Apples] Carrots [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Prevents constipation [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Promotes weight loss [Protects your heart]

Output: Saves eyesight


Input: [Apples] Cauliflower [prevents constipation] Combats Breast Cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Strengthens bones [Improves lung capacity] Banishes bruises [Cushions joints] Guards against heart disease [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects against Prostate Cancer


Input: [Apples] Cherries [prevents constipation] Combats Cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Ends insomnia [Improves lung capacity] Slows aging process [Cushions joints] Shields against Alzheimer's [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects your heart


Input: [Apples] Chestnuts [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Controls blood pressure [Protects your heart]

Output: Promotes weight loss


Input: [Apples] Chili peppers [prevents constipation] Soothes sore throat [Blocks diarrhea] Clears sinuses [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Boosts immune system [Protects your heart]

Output: Aids digestion


Input: [Apples] Figs [prevents constipation] Helps stops strokes [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Controls blood pressure [Protects your heart]

Output: Promotes weight loss


Input: [Apples] Fish [prevents constipation] Boosts memory [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Supports immune system [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects your heart


Input: [Apples] Flax [prevents constipation] Battles diabetes [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Improves mental health [Cushions joints] Boosts immune system [Protects your heart]

Output: Aids digestion


Input: [Apples] Garlic [prevents constipation] Controls blood pressure [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] kills bacteria [Cushions joints] Fights fungus [Protects your heart]

Output: Lowers cholesterol


Input: [Apples] Grapefruit [prevents constipation] Promotes Weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] Combats Prostate Cancer [Cushions joints] Lowers cholesterol [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects against heart attacks


Input: [Apples] Grapes [prevents constipation] Conquers kidney stones [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Enhances blood flow [Cushions joints] Protects your heart [Protects your heart]

Output: saves eyesight


Input: [Apples] Green tea [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] Promotes Weight loss [Cushions joints] Kills bacteria [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Honey [prevents constipation] Aids digestion [Blocks diarrhea] Guards against ulcers [Improves lung capacity] Increases energy [Cushions joints] Fights allergies [Protects your heart]

Output: Heals wounds


Input: [Apples] Lemons [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Controls blood pressure [Improves lung capacity] Smoothes skin [Cushions joints] Stops scurvy [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Limes [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Controls blood pressure [Improves lung capacity] Smoothes skin [Cushions joints] Stops scurvy [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Mangoes [prevents constipation] Boosts memory [Blocks diarrhea] Regulates thyroid [Improves lung capacity] aids digestion [Cushions joints] Shields against Alzheimer's [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Mushrooms [prevents constipation] Lowers cholesterol [Blocks diarrhea] Kills bacteria [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Strengthens bones [Protects your heart]

Output: Controls blood pressure


Input: [Apples] Oats [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Battles diabetes [Improves lung capacity] prevents constipation [Cushions joints] Smoothes skin [Protects your heart]

Output: Lowers cholesterol


Input: [Apples] Olive oil [prevents constipation] Promotes Weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Battles diabetes [Cushions joints] Smoothes skin [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects your heart


Input: [Apples] Onions [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Kills bacteria [Improves lung capacity] Lowers cholesterol [Cushions joints] Fights fungus [Protects your heart]

Output: Reduce risk of heart attack


Input: [Apples] Oranges [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Straightens respiration [Protects your heart]

Output: Supports immune systems


Input: [Apples] Peaches [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] aids digestion [Cushions joints] Helps hemorrhoids [Protects your heart]

Output: prevents constipation


Input: [Apples] Peanuts [prevents constipation] Promotes Weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Combats Prostate Cancer [Improves lung capacity] Lowers cholesterol [Cushions joints] Aggravates Diverticulitis [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects against heart disease


Input: [Apples] Pineapple [prevents constipation] Relieves colds [Blocks diarrhea] Aids digestion [Improves lung capacity] Dissolves warts [Cushions joints] Blocks diarrhea [Protects your heart]

Output: Strengthens bones


Input: [Apples] Prunes [prevents constipation] prevents constipation [Blocks diarrhea] boosts memory [Improves lung capacity] Lowers cholesterol [Cushions joints] Protects against heart disease [Protects your heart]

Output: Slows aging process


Input: [Apples] Rice [prevents constipation] Battles diabetes [Blocks diarrhea] Conquers kidney stones [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Helps stops strokes [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects your heart


Input: [Apples] Strawberries [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] boosts memory [Improves lung capacity] Calms stress [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Sweet potatoes [prevents constipation] Lifts mood [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Strengthens bones [Protects your heart]

Output: Saves your eyesight


Input: [Apples] Tomatoes [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects prostate


Input: [Apples] Walnuts [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] boosts memory [Improves lung capacity] Lifts mood [Cushions joints] Protects against heart disease [Protects your heart]

Output: Lowers cholesterol


Input: [Apples] Water [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Conquers kidney stones [Improves lung capacity] Smoothes skin [Protects your heart]

Output: Promotes Weight loss


Input: [Apples] Watermelon [prevents constipation] Promotes Weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Helps stops strokes [Cushions joints] Controls blood pressure [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects prostate


Input: [Apples] Wheat germ [prevents constipation] prevents constipation [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Helps stops strokes [Cushions joints] improves digestion [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats Colon Cancer


Input: [Apples] Wheat bran [prevents constipation] prevents constipation [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Helps stops strokes [Cushions joints] improves digestion [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats Colon Cancer


Input: [Apples] Yogurt [prevents constipation] Strengthens bones [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Supports immune systems [Cushions joints] Aids digestion [Protects your heart]

Output: Guards against ulcers


Input: [CODE] Blue Alert [EPISODE] The Dead Spy Scrawls [EXPLANATION]

Output: Extreme emergency condition. Agent is to act casual and not attempt contact until being signaled again.


Input: [CODE] Checkpoint Tracking Plan [EPISODE] Satan Place [EXPLANATION]

Output: System for tailing suspects which has CONTROL agents positioned at set checkpoints.


Input: [CODE] Class A Security [EPISODE] KAOS in CONTROL [EXPLANATION]

Output: Supersecret case rating that means it can only be discussed under the Cone of Silence.


Input: [CODE] Code 4 Alert [EPISODE] The Return of the Ancient Mariner [EXPLANATION]

Output: Requires all train stations, bus stations, and airports to be patrolled.


Input: [CODE] Code 10 [EPISODE] Satan Place [EXPLANATION]

Output: Used in pursuit of KAOS Agents


Input: [CODE] Code 16 [EPISODE] The Girls From KAOS [EXPLANATION]

Output: Invasion from outer space.


Input: [CODE] Code 16, Rule 5 [EPISODE] The Girls From KAOS [EXPLANATION]

Output: Exact details never mentioned


Input: [CODE] Code 16, Rule 6 [EPISODE] The Girls From KAOS [EXPLANATION]

Output: All agents must memorize Rule 5.


Input: [CODE] Code 19 [EPISODE] The Girls From KAOS [EXPLANATION]

Output: Woman being pursued by unknown assailant.


Input: [CODE] Code Z [EPISODE] One Nation Invisible [EXPLANATION]

Output: Establishes a high level of security that means the case can not be discussed with anyone.


Input: [CODE] Contact Plan 6 [EPISODE] Dear Diary [EXPLANATION]

Output: Exact details never mentioned


Input: [CODE] CONTROL Master Code [EPISODE] It Takes One to Know One [EXPLANATION]

Output: Known only to CONTROL's number two man


Input: [CODE] Procedure 3 [EPISODE] Classification: Dead [EXPLANATION]

Output: Give fake information in order to receive an antidote


Input: [CODE] Singing Code [EPISODE] The Hot Line [EXPLANATION]

Output: New lyrics are put into a song.


Input: [CODE] CONTROL Universal Code [EPISODE] The Decoy [EXPLANATION]

Output: Exact details never mentioned


Input: [CODE] COS Security Risk [EXPLANATION]

Output: Similar to Class A Security, it means the Cone of Silence must be used.


Input: [CODE] Coughing Code [EPISODE] The Mummy [EXPLANATION]

Output: Different sounding coughs replace words, this was discontinued because too many agents were getting sick.


Input: [CODE] Cover Story 3-MB [EPISODE] What's It All About, Algie? [EXPLANATION]

Output: Claim to be Japanese


Input: [CODE] Dead Spy Scrawls [EPISODE] The Dead Spy Scrawls [EXPLANATION]

Output: Method of shorthand used by dying agents. (See below for translation.)


Input: [CODE] Emergency Identification Procedure 6-4 [EPISODE] The Spy Who Met Himself [EXPLANATION]

Output: Establishes a board of inquiry to determine whether or not a CONTROL agent is working for KAOS.


Input: [CODE] Emergency Park Procedure R-17 [EPISODE] The Groovy Guru [EXPLANATION]

Output: When stationed in a park with a woman, kiss her passionately in order to avoid detection.


Input: [CODE] Emergency Telephone Plan Z [EPISODE] Our Man in Toyland [EXPLANATION]

Output: To contact another agent without being detected, go into one of a set of side by side phone booths and call him in the other booth.


Input: [CODE] Filing Procedure [EPISODE] Perils in a Pet Shop [EXPLANATION]

Output: Makes three copies of every report and then burn them.


Input: [CODE] Greenvault Maneuver [EPISODE] Satan Place [EXPLANATION]

Output: To disable an electronic device, unplug it.


Input: [CODE] KAOS Confetti Code [EPISODE] Hurray for Hollywood [EXPLANATION]

Output: Used by KAOS, the color of the confetti thrown in a ticker tape parade gives agents the message.


Input: [CODE] Long Whistle Signal [EPISODE] Hurray for Hollywood [EXPLANATION]

Output: Signals emergency


Input: [CODE] Magenta Alert [EPISODE] KAOS in CONTROL [EXPLANATION]

Output: Case can only be discussed under the Cone of Silence


Input: [CODE] Maneuver X-14 [EPISODE] Dear Diary [EXPLANATION]

Output: To determine if a suspect is a double agent or not, ask him point blank if he's a double agent.


Input: [CODE] Maximum Mobilization Alert [EPISODE] Washington 4, Redskins 3 [EXPLANATION]

Output: Used only when another power is threatening war


Input: [CODE] Maximum Security [EPISODE] Too Many Chiefs [EXPLANATION]

Output: Another rating that forces use of the Cone of Silence


Input: [CODE] Maximum Security Plan Omega [EPISODE] Leadside [EXPLANATION]

Output: Intense security plan that protects an agent by sealing off the block surrounding the agent's building, puts electronic surveillance on every floor of the building, and stations agents in the hotel across the street. Failed to work for Agent Omega.


Input: [CODE] M4 [EPISODE] Shipment to Beirut [EXPLANATION]

Output: Complete mobilization raid that sends out every available agent within ten minutes.


Input: [CODE] 101 [EPISODE] Too Many Chiefs [EXPLANATION]

Output: Designates a person to be shot on sight


Input: [CODE] Operation Starch [EPISODE] Snoopy Smart vs. the Red Baron [EXPLANATION]

Output: KAOS' plan to use a special bacteria to wipe out the entire vegetable crop of the United States.


Input: [CODE] Operation Baby Buggy Switch [EPISODE] Ironhand [EXPLANATION]

Output: Best worked with 15 agents, this uses a set exchange of baby buggies in order to prevent an enemy from stealing one.


Input: [CODE] Operation Sourdough [EPISODE] The Hot Line [EXPLANATION]

Output: Plan to locate the KAOS Communications Center


Input: [CODE] Plan 4 [EPISODE] I Am Curiously Yellow [EXPLANATION]

Output: Agent gets inside KAOS hideout and forces the agents inside to come out the front and get arrested.


Input: [CODE] Plan 4A [EPISODE] The Whole Tooth And... [EXPLANATION]

Output: To lure an enemy agent, just walk away from him.


Input: [CODE] Plan 6-FC [EPISODE] Back to the Old Drawing Board [EXPLANATION]

Output: Exact details not revealed.


Input: [CODE] Plan 7 [EPISODE] Casablanca [EXPLANATION]

Output: Use seduction to get an enemy agent to follow you and then use a weapon on them.


Input: [CODE] Plan 26-E [EPISODE] Washington 4, Redskins 3 [EXPLANATION]

Output: Using a mirror to blind an opponent


Input: [CODE] Plan 49K [EPISODE] Diplomat's Daughter [EXPLANATION]

Output: Split forces so that one agent takes the protectee to his apartment while the other agent shadows the suspected villain.


Input: [CODE] Plan Y-14 [EPISODE] Mr. Big [EXPLANATION]

Output: Used in bus stations and airports, a suspect is lured past a row of lockers. A CONTROL agent is hidden in the lockers and opens the door of one of the lockers into the suspect, rendering him unconscious.


Input: [CODE] R-6 Emergency [EPISODE] Operation Ridiculous [EXPLANATION]

Output: Media personnel are present and forbidden to take pictures, while agents must not disclose any names or secret data.


Input: [CODE] Rule 13 [EPISODE] My Nephew the Spy [EXPLANATION]

Output: Yet another security rating forcing use of the Cone of Silence.


Input: [CODE] Rule 27 [EPISODE] My Nephew the Spy [EXPLANATION]

Output: All agents must strictly follow the rules.


Input: [CODE] Silent Signal System [EPISODE] The Dead Spy Scrawls [EXPLANATION]

Output: Hand signals to relay information.


Input: [CODE] Special Class A Top Security [EPISODE] The Decoy [EXPLANATION]

Output: That's right, it's a security rating that forces you to use the Cone of Silence.


Input: [CODE] Top Secret [EPISODE] A Man Called Smart [EXPLANATION]

Output: Security rating that means the case can only be discussed in a foreign language.


Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Apples [How To Prepare]

Output: Core your apples and remove the seeds before pushing through your juicer.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Apricots [How To Prepare]

Output: Rinse and slice in half to remove the pit.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Asparagus [How To Prepare]

Output: Rinse the stalks carefully and push through juicer, putting the bottom of the stalk through first.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Avocado [How To Prepare]

Output: You can blend your juices in a blender with an avocado to thicken it up, but never put an avocado in a juicer.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Bananas [How To Prepare]

Output: Similar to the avocado, never juice bananas! But feel free to blend your juices in a blender with a banana to thicken it up.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Beets (Beetroot) [How To Prepare]

Output: Peel your beets before juicing them! This will avoid the “earthy” taste that many people complain about after juicing an unpeeled beet. Depending on the size of your beets, slice to fit your juicer shoot. Juice your beet greens, too!

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Bell peppers [How To Prepare]

Output: Rinse and remove the stem, but you can save time and forget removing the seeds – it’s fine to juice them. Cut to size and juice.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Blackberries [How To Prepare]

Output: Rinse in a strainer. They don’t keep well after being rinsed, so best to wash them the day you plan to juice them.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Blueberries [How To Prepare]

Output: Rinse in a strainer.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Broccoli [How To Prepare]

Output: After rinsing, juice it all. From the stalk to the head, you can receive many nutritional benefits from juicing broccoli.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Butter lettuce [How To Prepare]

Output: Rinse leaves individually, checking for dirt and sand. No need to remove the stems. Roll the leaves up and run through your juicer. Leafy greens move best through your juicer when followed by a harder fruit or vegetable, like apples, celery, or cucumbers.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Cabbage [How To Prepare]

Output: Green and red cabbage are great for juicing. Be sure to select a cabbage head that is firm with crisp leaves. Cut the cabbage in quarters, or smaller if needed, so it easily fits into the juicer shoot. If you don’t like the taste of beets, you can substitute red cabbage in any juice recipe that calls for beets.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Cactus pears [How To Prepare]

Output: Peel and cut to size if needed.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Cantaloupe (Rockmelon) [How To Prepare]

Output: Remove the rind, flesh and seeds before juicing this orange melon.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Carrots [How To Prepare]

Output: Rinse thoroughly before passing through the juicer and that’s it! You can juice your carrots with the greens and skins still on.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Celeriac (Celery root) [How To Prepare]

Output: Wash carefully, as grit can get stuck in the nooks and crannies of this hearty root vegetable. As with beets, if you don’t prefer an earthy taste, peel the celeriac first. Cut to fit your juicer.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Celery [How To Prepare]

Output: Rinse thoroughly and add entire celery stalk through the juicer (even the leafy tops).

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Chard (Silverbeet) [How To Prepare]

Output: Rinse leaves individually, checking for dirt and sand. No need to remove the stems. Roll the leaves up and run through your juicer. Leafy greens move best through your juicer when followed by a harder fruit or vegetable, like apples, celery, or cucumbers.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Cherries [How To Prepare]

Output: Rinse and use a small paring knife to remove the small pits before juicing. Add a handful to your juicer at one time.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Chayotes [How To Prepare]

Output: Wash and chop to fit your juicer, then juice!

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Collard greens [How To Prepare]

Output: These are a great leafy green, and can be used if kale (Tuscan cabbage) isn’t available. Wash the large leaves and roll up before juicing.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Cranberries [How To Prepare]

Output: Rinse and run through juicer. Make sure you juice them with something sweet because these are really tart…not like the commercial cranberry juice you buy in the store!

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Cucumbers [How To Prepare]

Output: Cut the cucumber in half and use it to help push leafy greens through your juicer. No need to peel.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Dandelion [How To Prepare]

Output: Juice as you would any other leafy green – wash leaves and roll up. Push through with firmer produce. These have some bite to them, so use sparingly, or round off with a sweet and juicy fruit, like pineapple.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Eggplant [How To Prepare]

Output: I’ve never juiced eggplant and I don’t think I ever will! I think eggplant is best for eating.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Fennel bulbs [How To Prepare]

Output: Rinse and cut them to fit through your juicer and you’ll notice a slight flavor that might remind you of black licorice.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Grapefruit [How To Prepare]

Output: Peel and try to keep as much of the white pith on as possible since the pith contains nutrients that help your body absorb the vitamin C and other amazing antioxidants found in citrus fruits. Cut to fit your juicer and juice. You can keep the seeds in as they contain excellent nutrients too.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Grapes [How To Prepare]

Output: Wash your grapes, remove them from their stems, and add them through your juicer. Experiment with all color grapes.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Jicama [How To Prepare]

Output: Wash, slice, but don’t peel jicama before adding it to your vegetable juicer. The jicama juice will contain nutrients that were near the skin even after the skin’s been pulped away.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Kale (Tuscan cabbage) [How To Prepare]

Output: Use any kind – lacinato, red, green, purple, curly, etc. – and add the leafy green through your juicer after rinsing. It’s best to add 3 – 4 leaves at a time.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Kiwi (Kiwifruit) [How To Prepare]

Output: Peel and run through your juicer, seeds and all.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Leeks [How To Prepare]

Output: Keep the root and the green part on the leek, and slice in half the long way. Gently separate and rinse between the layers. Check for dirt or sand hiding between the layers.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Lemons [How To Prepare]

Output: Peel and try to keep as much of the white pith on as possible since the pith contains nutrients that help your body absorb the vitamin C and other amazing antioxidants found in citrus fruits. Cut to fit your juicer and juice. You can keep the seeds in as they contain excellent nutrients too.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Limes [How To Prepare]

Output: Peel, and try to keep as much as the white pith on as possible (you can use a peeler for that), since the pith contains nutrients that help your body absorb the vitamin C and amazing antioxidants found in citrus fruits. Cut to fit your juicer, and remove the seeds. If you have a centrifugal juicer, you can keep the seeds in. They contain excellent nutrients too.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Mangos [How To Prepare]

Output: Peel and cut spears of mango from the core. Makes a great tropical juice when mixed with pineapple! Also lends a great creamy texture to your juice.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Melons [How To Prepare]

Output: Cut into wedges and remove outer skin with a knife or peeler. You can juice these with seeds.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Mustard greens [How To Prepare]

Output: Juice these like you would any leafy green but definitely choose a small amount of mustard greens. This potent green will give a very strong taste and adds lots of spice. It will literally warm your insides.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Onions [How To Prepare]

Output: Go easy on these, as they can give your juices a super strong flavor. Some people prefer not to juice these at all. Peel papery skin and slice to fit your juicer, if needed. Onions are another one to start with a small amount, taste your juice, and add more if you like it. If eating raw onions bothers your stomach, you probably want to skip juicing them.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Oranges [How To Prepare]

Output: Peel and try to keep as much of the white pith on as possible since the pith contains nutrients that help your body absorb the vitamin C and other amazing antioxidants found in citrus fruits. Cut to fit your juicer and juice. You can keep the seeds in as they contain excellent nutrients too.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Papayas [How To Prepare]

Output: Cut in half and peel the skin. You can leave the seeds in to juice them.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Parsnips [How To Prepare]

Output: These are super easy, like carrots, especially if you have smaller or skinny ones. Just rinse and run through your juicer! If they’re larger, you may need to slice in half lengthwise. Use these to run leafy greens through your juicer.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Peaches [How To Prepare]

Output: Cut in half to remove the pit and juice.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Pears [How To Prepare]

Output: These can be juiced whole. Just wash and slice to fit your juicer, if needed.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Pineapples [How To Prepare]

Output: The heavier a pineapple is, the riper it is. Grab hold of the top and twist off. Slice into quarters, cut out the woody core, peel the skin, and juice.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Plums [How To Prepare]

Output: Wash and slice in half to remove the pit. These give your juice a gorgeous color with an antioxidant punch.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Pomegranate [How To Prepare]

Output: Here’s a trick for this tricky fruit: Fill a bowl up with water. Slice pomegranate in half without pulling the halves apart, and then submerge in the bowl of water to break it apart. This keeps the juice from squirting everywhere. Then, keeping it in the water, break the pomegranate into chunks and tease the seeds out. The white parts will float and the seeds will sink. Remove all the skin and the white parts from the top of the water and use a slotted spoon to remove the seeds. Then juice the seeds!

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Radishes [How To Prepare]

Output: Just rinse and run through your juicer. Leave the root and stem on, but remove the leaves if they have any. Watch out! These can spice up your juice in a flash, so add small amounts at a time. If you’re feeling cold, adding these to your juice will warm you right up.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Raspberries [How To Prepare]

Output: Just rinse and juice. Add a little bit of lemon to a juice made with raspberries, or combine them with fresh peaches for a peach melba juice.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Romaine lettuce (Cos) [How To Prepare]

Output: Rinse leaves individually, checking for dirt and sand. Roll the leaves up and run through your juicer. Leafy greens move best through your juicer when followed by a harder fruit or vegetable, like apples, celery or cucumbers.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Scallions [How To Prepare]

Output: Just rinse and juice! No need to remove the roots or dark green parts because you can juice it all. These have a strong flavor, like onions, so start small.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Spinach [How To Prepare]

Output: Wash well because some bunches can have a lot of grit on them. Roll into a ball and run through your juicer using firm produce, like apples or carrots to help push the leaves through.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Squashes [How To Prepare]

Output: This goes for all squashes, including pumpkin and summer squashes: scrub and remove stem. If the skin is really tough and thick, you might want to peel it. Otherwise, slice and keep the seeds in (you get those extra cancer-fighting chemicals by keeping in the seeds), and juice.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Strawberries [How To Prepare]

Output: Delicious and sweet, they have a powerful flavor when you juice them – so just mix them with other berries, or maybe one or two other fruits. Just rinse and pop right in the juicer.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Sugar snap peas [How To Prepare]

Output: Rinse and run through juicer. These don’t have very high water content, so they’re not going to yield a lot of juice. Juice along with carrots to drink your peas and carrots!

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Sweet potatoes [How To Prepare]

Output: Scrub and cut into chunks. Sweet potatoes make a delicious dessert juice.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Tangerines [How To Prepare]

Output: Peel and try to keep as much of the white pith on as possible since the pith contains nutrients that help your body absorb the vitamin C and other amazing antioxidants found in citrus fruits. Cut to fit your juicer and juice. You can keep the seeds in as they contain excellent nutrients too.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Tomatoes [How To Prepare]

Output: Wash and remove stem and any leaves. If they’re large, you may need to slice to fit your juicer. No need to take out the seeds. Fresh tomato juice is worlds away from that canned stuff!

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Turnips [How To Prepare]

Output: Scrub and chop in chunks to fit your juicer. Turnips in a juice make a great drink for cooler weather when those tropical fruits aren’t in season!

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Watermelon [How To Prepare]

Output: Makes an amazingly refreshing juice, especially in hot weather. Cut into wedges and remove the skin and rind. You can keep the seeds in.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Wheatgrass [How To Prepare]

Output: Some juicers are better at doing wheatgrass then others. If you’re just doing a small amount, any kind of juicer should be able to handle it. Rinse the wheatgrass, twist or roll into a ball, and push through with something juicy and firm, like apples. Gives a nice and strong green flavor to your juice, and provides lots of great green chlorophyll energy.

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Input: [Fruits & Vegetables] Zucchinis [How To Prepare]

Output: Scrub and cut off stem, but leave the other end on. These are great for pushing through greens.

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Input: [Features] Body Plan [Most Primitive] None [Advanced] Tube-within-tube plan [Most Advanced] + specialization of parts [Primitive]

Output: Sac plan


Input: [Features] Symmetry [Most Primitive] None [Advanced] Bilateral [Most Advanced] + cephalization§ [Primitive]

Output: Radial


Input: [Features] Germ layers [Most Primitive] None [Advanced] 3 [Most Advanced] 3 [Primitive]


Input: [Features] Level of organization [Most Primitive] None [Advanced] Organ [Most Advanced] Organ system [Primitive]

Output: Tissue


Input: [Features] Body cavity [Most Primitive] Diploblastic [Advanced] Pseudocoelom [Most Advanced] True coelom [Primitive]

Output: Acoelomate


Input: [Features] Segmentation [Most Primitive] Nonsegmented [Advanced] Segmented [Most Advanced] + specialization of parts [Primitive]

Output: Nonsegmented


Input: [Other Access Covers] Contoured, black powder coated aluminum rails [Access TonnoSport]

Output: Straight, unpainted aluminum rails and support bows

Access Tonneau Covers for Chevrolet Colorado 2004 - A22020259


Input: [Other Access Covers] 2 Nylon securing straps [Access TonnoSport]

Output: A single nylon securing strap

Access Tonneau Covers for Chevrolet Colorado 2004 - A22020259


Input: [Other Access Covers] XT Dial easy-grip tension controls [Access TonnoSport]

Output: EZ Dial barrel-style tension adjustment

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Input: [Other Access Covers] Full-length weather seal that runs along truck bed sides and continues along the cab side of the box [Access TonnoSport]

Output: Weather seal that runs along the truck bed sides

Access Tonneau Covers for Chevrolet Colorado 2004 - A22020259


Input: [Other Access Covers] Limited lifetime warranty [Access TonnoSport]

Output: 3-Year warranty

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Input: [Other Access Covers] Feature-rich covers with prices to match [Access TonnoSport]

Output: Affordable, entry-level alternative

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Input: Bedbug [Latin name (sorted)] Cimicidae Cimex lectularius [Body parts affected] skin [Diagnostic specimen] visual [Prevalence] Worldwide [Transmission/Vector]

Output: sharing of clothing and bedding

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b9977163_ΚΟΛΟΓΙΚΗ_ΔΡΑΣΗ__Οκτωβρίου_2010__Transmission_Vector

Input: Head louse - Pediculosis [Latin name (sorted)] Pediculus humanus [Body parts affected] hair follicles [Diagnostic specimen] visual identification under magnification [Prevalence] Common worldwide [Transmission/Vector]

Output: head-to-head contact

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Input: Body louse - Pediculosis [Latin name (sorted)] Pediculus humanus corporis [Diagnostic specimen] visual identification under magnification (Vagabond's disease) [Prevalence] Worldwide [Transmission/Vector]

Output: skin-to-skin contact such as sexual activity and via sharing clothing or bedding

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Input: Crab louse - Pediculosis [Latin name (sorted)] Phthirus pubis [Body parts affected] pubic area, eyelashes [Diagnostic specimen] visual identification under magnification [Prevalence] Worldwide [Transmission/Vector]

Output: skin-to-skin contact such as sexual activity and via sharing clothing or bedding

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Input: Demodex - Demodicosis [Latin name (sorted)] Demodex folliculorum/brevis/canis [Body parts affected] eyebrow, eyelashes [Diagnostic specimen] Microscopy of eyelash or eyebrow hair follicle [Prevalence] Pandemic, worldwide [Transmission/Vector]

Output: prolonged skin-to-skin contact

ΟΡΘΗ ΟΙΚΟΛΟΓΙΚΗ ΔΡΑΣΗ: Οκτωβρίου 2010


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Input: Scabies [Latin name (sorted)] Sarcoptes scabiei [Body parts affected] skin [Diagnostic specimen] microscopy of surface scrapings [Prevalence] Worldwide [Transmission/Vector]

Output: skin-to-skin contact such as sexual activity and via sharing clothing or bedding

ΟΡΘΗ ΟΙΚΟΛΟΓΙΚΗ ΔΡΑΣΗ: Οκτωβρίου 2010


Input: [Joining Technique] Soldering [Suitability]

Output: Excellent

C729 - ToughMet Nickel Bronze C72900 | Farmers Copper

Fabrication Properties


Input: [Joining Technique] Brazing [Suitability]

Output: Excellent

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Input: [Joining Technique] Oxyacetylene Welding [Suitability]

Output: Good

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Input: [Joining Technique] Gas Shielded Arc Welding [Suitability]

Output: Excellent

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Input: [Joining Technique] Coated Metal Arc Welding [Suitability]

Output: Excellent

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Input: [Joining Technique] Spot Weld [Suitability]

Output: Excellent

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Input: [Joining Technique] Seam Weld [Suitability]

Output: Excellent

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Input: [Joining Technique] Butt Weld [Suitability]

Output: Excellent

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Input: [Joining Technique] Capacity for Being Cold Worked [Suitability]

Output: Excellent

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Input: [Joining Technique] Capacity for Being Hot Formed [Suitability]

Output: Good

C729 - ToughMet Nickel Bronze C72900 | Farmers Copper

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Input: [Type] Polyethylene ('Polythene') [Uses] Packaging as bags and bottles. Household goods such as bowls, buckets and many other containers. Piping, chemical equipment and coating for cables and wires.

Output: One of the most versatile thermoplastics. It is tough and flexible over a wide temperature range with good dimensional stability. Easily moulded. Good resistance to most common solvents. It has good weathering properties but with some deterioration on long exposure to light.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Polypropylene [Uses] It is used for hospital and lab equipment, chemical plant and also domestic hardware. Sheets which are used in packaging, filter cloths and fishing nets. Monofilaments used as ropes.

Output: Similar to polythene but has better heat resistance. It has good mechanical properties and excellent resistance to chemical attack by acids, alkalis and salts even at high temperatures. It is tough, rigid and light in weight.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Polystyrene [Uses] Used to make refrigerator trays,boxes. Rigid foams which are used in building and refrigeration as insulation against heat and sound. For example: ceiling tiles, buoyancy equipment and in packaging for insulation against shock.

Output: Tough dense plastic, hard and rigid with good dimensional stability. Moulds with a high surface gloss. It has good strength but is inclined to be brittle due to high Tg. Retains properties at low temperatures. Attacked by petrol and other organic solvents. It can be foamed to produce rigid but very light cellular material.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Polyvinyl alcohol [Uses] In water the solution can be used for sizing fabrics and papers. Also in adhesives. High solubility in water which limits its use.

Output: Tough, strong and flexible. It is resistant to many common organic solvents .Dissolves slowly in boiling water. It softens above 100°c. Processed by moulding, extrusion and solution coating.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) [Uses] Rigid form used in mouldings of all kinds. Flexible form used in imitation leather cloth, raincoats, table cloths etc. Piping, electrical cable covering, guttering. Safety helmets and chemical tank linings.

Output: Unplasticised form - hard and rigid. If plasticised it becomes soft, flexible and rubbery. It has good dimensional stability with good resistance to water, acids, alkalis and most common solvents. Plasticised material stiffens with age.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Polyvinyl acetate (PVA) [Uses] As it is soluble in many organic solvents it is used in paints, lacquers, adhesives and coatings.

Output: Soft. Poor dimensional stability. Good adhesive properties. It is resistant to water but dissolves in many common organic solvents.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Polyvinyl acetate/chloride [Uses] Unplasticised sheet is used for packaging. Uses include upholstery, chemical equipment and covering for wires and cables.

Output: Tough and more flexible than PVC, with good dimensional stability. Good resistance to acids, alkalis and most common solvents. Good electrical insulation.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE or 'Teflon') [Uses] Fuel hoses, bearings, tapes and gaskets. Non-stick coatings for frying pans and other cooking utensils. It is also used in the chemical industry because of its resistance to attack.

Output: Tough and flexible. Excellent heat resistance. It does not burn and is not attacked by any known reagent and no known solvent. Excellent electrical insulation. It has a waxy surface and low coefficient of friction. It is quite expensive.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Polyvinylidene chloride [Uses] Outdoor furniture fabrics, food wrapping, seat coverings, chemical equipment, screens filters and wire coating.

Output: Very strong and tough. It is flexible with good resistance to attack by acids and alkalis and most organic solvents. It has excellent weather resisting properties.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Polymethyl Methacrylate (PMM or 'perspex') [Uses] Dentures, lenses, telephone, handles ,aircraft windows, sinks, lighting fittings, building panels, baths, protective shields, dials, corrugated roof lights, advertising displays. Adhesives and surface coatings.

Output: Excellent transmission of light. It is strong and rigid. Easily scratched. It softens in boiling water but is unattacked by most household chemicals. Attacked by petrol and many organic solvents. Provides good electrical insulation.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (ABS) [Uses] Protective helmets, pipes, valves, refrigerator parts, water pumps, battery cases, tool handles. Used in the car industry, due to its high impact value. It can be chromium plated.

Output: High impact value, with high strength. Resistant to the impact of flying stones. High dimensional stability over widely differing conditions. It remains tough at sub-zero temperatures. Resists attack by acids, alkalis and many petroleum type liquids.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Polyamides (nylons) [Uses] A number of different varieties are in use. Valves, gears, electrical equipment, handles, cams, bearings, shock absorbers. Surgical and pharmaceutical packaging .Filaments for bristles, fishing lines, climbing ropes and textiles.

Output: Tough and very strong. It is flexible and has a good resistance to abrasion. It has a good dimensional stability. It absorbs water but has good resistance to most common solvents. Deteriorates with long exposure outdoors. Has good electrical insulation.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Polyesters (thermoplastic types) [Uses] Widely used as a textile fibre ('Terylene', 'Dacron') Used in the electrical industries as insulation. Drums and loud speaker cones, drafting materials, book covering, packaging. Gaskets, mould release foils, insulating tapes.

Output: Highly crystalline but if quenched from a melt to below Tg an amorphous structure results. Crystallises if annealed at above Tg. It is used as fibre or film and is strong and stable. Has good dimensional stability and resistance to many organic solvents. Attacked by strong acids and alkalis. Excellent electrical insulation.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Acetals (polyformaldehyde or polyoxymethylene) [Uses] Housings, impellors and other parts for water pumps, washing machines and extractor fans. Instrument panels and housings for cars. Also used for plumbing fittings, pipe clips, bearings, cams and gears. Window catches and hinges and parts for aerosol containers.

Output: Strong and stiff. Creep resistant with good fatigue endurance. High crystallinity and high melting point make it suitable for replacing some metals. Good electrical properties and resistant to alkalis and many solvents. Attacked by mineral acids .Slight water absorption. It is adversely affected by prolonged exposure to ultra-violet light and is not recommended for outdoor use or in strong sunlight.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Polycarbonates [Uses] Electronic equipment, aircraft parts and fittings for cars.

Output: Good impact strength and heat resistance with good dimensional stability. resistant to oils and most solvents. The surface takes a high gloss.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Polyurethanes (thermoplastic types) [Uses] Packaging film, textile coatings, tank linings, surgical gloves, gears and hosing.

Output: Physical properties of thermoplastic varieties are similar to nylon with good dimensional stability. Tough and strong. Low water absorption and resistant to most common solvents.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Cellulose nitrate [Uses] Solutions are used for leather cloth and lacquers. Used to make handles, spectacle frames, brushes, windows, piano keys, drawing instruments, pens and pencils and handle grips.

Output: Tough and flexible. Easily worked and softens in boiling water. Has good resistance to water but dissolves in some organic solvents , such as alcohol, ketones and esters. It is not suitable for exposure outdoors. Its extreme inflammability limits its use now that many more suitable compounds are available.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Cellulose acetate [Uses] Toys, containers, machine guards, spectacle frames, book covers, packaging, insulation, steering wheels, oil pumps, buttons, door handles.

Output: Tough and durable. It has good impact strength. Has high absorption of water which affects dimensions. Not suitable for outdoor use. It softens in boiling water and is resistant to most household chemicals. Attacked by acids, alkalis and alcohol.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Cellulose acetate/butyrate [Uses] Advertising displays, machine guards, Handles for brushes and cutlery, pens and pencils.

Output: Tough and flexible. Has better resistance to water than the acetate with better dimensional stability. It softens in boiling water and is resistant to most household chemicals but not organic solvents.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Type] Ethyl Celluloses [Uses] Packaging, handle and grip covers. Special hoses, telephones, car fittings, tool handles, vacuum cleaner parts, strippable protective coatings.

Output: Tough and flexible with good impact strength at low temperatures. Good dimensional stability. Low absorption of water and good resistance to acids and alkalis. Dissolves in many organic solvents. Not suitable for outdoor use. Good electrical insulation.

Chemistry - Material Choices - Table Physical Properties & Uses of Important Thermoplastic Polymers


Input: [Misalignment Condition] Incorrect Camber Setting [Tire Wear Symptom]

Output: Premature smooth wear on either inside or outside shoulder

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Input: [Misalignment Condition] Incorrect Toe Setting [Tire Wear Symptom]

Output: Feathered wear across tread, raised tread block edges

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Input: [Misalignment Condition] Incorrect Caster Setting [Tire Wear Symptom]

Output: Excessive shoulder wear, tread blocks show "heel-toe" wear pattern

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Input: [Misalignment Condition] Unequal Caster setting (either right or left side is out of specification) [Tire Wear Symptom]

Output: Sharp pulling necessitates steering compensation and feathered wear

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Input: [Misalignment Condition] Unequal Toe setting (either right or left side is out of specification) [Tire Wear Symptom]

Output: Sharp pulling necessitates steering compensation and feathered wear

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Input: [Misalignment Condition] Combination of two or more settings are out of specification [Tire Wear Symptom]

Output: Irregular tread wear with feathering and smooth spots

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Input: Replace your furnace filter every 3 months to keep your furnace running efficiently [What you could save*] $53.00

Output: Enjoy the winter and hit the slopes! With up to $53 in savings, you can buy a lift pass.

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Input: Seal leaks around doors, windows and exterior wall electrical outlets to keep the warm air in [What you could save*] $56.20

Output: Canadians love their coffee! With the extra savings from sealing leaks, Canadians can enjoy 33 more cups this year.

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Input: Insulate your basement to improve the overall comfort of the basement and prevent warm air escaping along the joist cavities [What you could save*] $99.30

Output: Leave the cold temperatures to the athletes in Russia. Insulating your basement could save you enough to buy two Canadian Olympic sweatshirts.

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Input: Insulate your attic to cut down on heating costs. You should have a minimum of 12 inches of insulation [What you could save*] $61.40

Output: Whether you’re inside or outside, keep your family warm this winter. By insulating your attic you could save enough to buy six pairs of mittens.

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Input: Lower the temperature setting on your thermostat by two degrees [What you could save*] $150.00

Output: By lowering your thermostat just two degrees, you could save enough to buy yourself the cashmere scarf you’ve always wanted.

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Input: If your furnace is older or experiencing frequent breakdowns, upgrade to a high efficiency furnace [What you could save*] $299.70

Output: Join the snowbirds in Florida and escape the winter cold altogether! $299.70 in yearly savings from upgrading your furnace can be used towards a plane ticket to the sunny south.

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Input: Clean your ducts to remove dust and debris and help your furnace work more efficiently [What you could save*] $53.00

Output: After you clean your ducts, you could save enough to buy a handful of new books to cozy up on the couch with.

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Input: [% in blend] 50% [Qty in OZ] 15ml [Base Oil]

Output: Sesame oil


Input: [% in blend] 20% [Qty in OZ] 6ml [Base Oil]

Output: Carrot infused oil


Input: [% in blend] 15% [Qty in OZ] 4ml [Base Oil]

Output: Avocado oil


Input: [% in blend] 12% [Qty in OZ] 4ml [Base Oil]

Output: Rosehip seed oil


Input: [% in blend] 1% [Qty in OZ] .4 ml [Base Oil]

Output: Rosemary CO2 extract (or mixed tocopherols or vitamin E)


Input: [% in blend] 2% [Qty in OZ] .6 ml [Base Oil]

Output: Essential Oil content


Input: [% in blend] 100% [Qty in OZ] 30ml / 1 ounce [Base Oil]

Output: TOTAL MAKING


Input: [Label] Unadjusted daily cup equivalents of fruits [Variable Name]

Output: FRUIT


Input: [Label] Unadjusted daily cup equivalents of fried potatoes [Variable Name]

Output: FRIED_PO


Input: [Label] Unadjusted daily cup equivalents of other vegetables [Variable Name]

Output: VEG_OTH


Input: [Label] Daily cup equivalents of fruits & vegetables excluding beans [Variable Name]

Output: FV_NOBNS


Input: [Label] Variance-adj daily cup equiv of fruits/veg excl beans [Variable Name]

Output: FVNB2ADJ


Input: [Label] Daily cup equivalents of fruits/veg excl french fries & beans [Variable Name]

Output: FV_NOFBN


Input: [Label] Variance-adj daily cup equiv fruits/veg excl french fries & beans [Variable Name]

Output: FVNFB2AJ


Input: [Label] Unadjusted daily teaspoons of added sugar in soda [Variable Name]

Output: SUG_SODA


Input: [Label] Unadjusted daily teaspoons of added sugar in fruit/energy drinks [Variable Name]

Output: SUG_ENGD


Input: [Label] Unadjusted daily teaspoons of added sugar in coffee and tea [Variable Name]

Output: SUG_COFF


Input: [Label] Unadjusted daily teaspoons of added sugar in all beverages [Variable Name]

Output: SUG_BEV


Input: [Label] Unadjusted daily teaspoons of added sugar in pastries [Variable Name]

Output: SUG_PAST


Input: [Label] Unadjusted daily teaspoons of added sugar in ice cream [Variable Name]

Output: SUG_ICRM


Input: [Label] Daily teaspoons of added sugar [Variable Name]

Output: SUGAR2


Input: [Label] Variance-adj daily teaspoons of added sugar [Variable Name]

Output: SUG2_ADJ


Input: [Body Damages] Bonut [Rectification]

Output: Replace


Input: [Body Damages] Left Fendor [Rectification]

Output: Replace


Input: [Body Damages] Fendor Lining [Rectification]

Output: Replace


Input: [Body Damages] Front Bumper [Rectification]

Output: Minor Scratched, Repaint


Input: [Body Damages] Bumper Shock absorber FR [Rectification]

Output: Replace


Input: [Body Damages] Bumper Support [Rectification]

Output: Replace


Input: [Body Damages] Upper Member [Rectification]

Output: Dent Paint


Input: [Body Damages] Left Headlight [Rectification]

Output: Replace


Input: [Body Damages] Radiatort [Rectification]

Output: Replace


Input: [Body Damages] AC coil [Rectification]

Output: Minor Dent


Input: [Body Damages] AirBags with dashboard [Rectification]

Output: Fully Replaced


Input: [Rhodiola Rosea] Aids the body in adapting to stressors; increases physical endurance. Considered by many to be the most successful adaptogen available. [Rhododendrom Caucasicum] Not as powerful as Rhodiola, but notably potent; aids also in cardiovascular conditions, and helps good bacteria in the gut to thrive. [Property]

Output: Adaptogen


Input: [Rhodiola Rosea] Contains bioflavanoids that act as antioxidants and supports collagen production for healthy arteries. [Rhododendrom Caucasicum] Ultra- antioxidant and free radical scavenger. Rated far more powerful than grape seed extract and pine bark extract. [Property]

Output: Antioxidant


Input: [Rhodiola Rosea] Raises dopamine levels; stimulates serotonin production. [Rhododendrom Caucasicum] Two independent studies showed marked improvement in chronic depression in 88% of the experimental group. [Property]

Output: Antidepressant


Input: [Rhodiola Rosea] In 67% of patients who suffered from sleep disturbances. [Property]

Output: Improves Sleep


Input: [Rhodiola Rosea] Inhibits tumor growth and metastases. [Rhododendrom Caucasicum] Inhibits tumor growth in the colon. [Property]

Output: Cancer Prevention


Input: [Rhodiola Rosea] Helps to lower blood pressure. [Rhododendrom Caucasicum] Regularizes blood pressure, aids in fragile capillarity support (highly P-Vitamin active); increases heart output. [Property]

Output: Cardiovascular support


Input: [Rhodiola Rosea] No. [Rhododendrom Caucasicum] Supports the body's natural cleansing processes. [Property]

Output: Detoxicant


Input: [Rhodiola Rosea] No. [Rhododendrom Caucasicum] Inhibits and abolishes activity of Hyaluronidase, an enzyme responsible for colon cancer and (theoretically) arthritis. [Property]

Output: Hyaluronidase Inhibitor


Input: [Rhodiola Rosea] No. [Rhododendrom Caucasicum] Has been demonstrated to be a powerful antibiotic against staph, strep and E. coli, while supporting (enhancing) good bacteria in the digestive tract. [Property]

Output: Antibacterial


Input: [Effect] Essential in forming the passive film. Oxidation resistance increases at Cr levels above 10.5% High Cr content can adversely affect mechanical properties, fabricability and weldability [Element]

Output: Chromium

Table 1 Common Alloying Elements Found in Stainless Steel


Input: [Effect] Stabilize the austenitic structure to enhance mechanical properties and fabrication characteristics Resistance to stress-corrosion cracking is poorest at approximately 8 to 10% Ni but is restored at levels of about 30% Ni Can minimize spalling of surface oxide during temperature cycling [Element]

Output: Nickel


Input: [Effect] In moderate quantities and when nickel is present, performs many of the functions attributed to nickel Interacts with sulfur to form manganese sulfides which can effect corrosion resistance Can improve the adhesion of oxide film and improve oxidation resistance [Element]

Output: Manganese


Input: [Effect] In combination with chromium is very effective for passive film stabilization in the presence of chlorides Especially effective in increasing resistance to the initiation of pitting and crevice corrosion [Element]

Output: Molybdenum


Input: [Effect] Provides strength in the high-temperature applications Detrimental to corrosion resistance through reaction with chromium to form chromium carbides Detrimental to toughness in ferritic grades [Element]

Output: Carbon


Input: [Effect] Enhances pitting resistance in austenitic grades Detrimental to the mechanical properties of the ferritic grades [Element]

Output: Nitrogen


Input: [Effect] Enhance high-temperature oxidation resistance [Element]

Output: Aluminum


Input: [Effect] Stabilizers used to preferentially combine with carbon and nitrogen to reduce the formation of chromium carbides and nitrides. This reduces the possibility of intergranular corrosion. Titanium oxide may adversely affect brazability [Element]

Output: Niobium and Titanium


Input: [Effect] Provide corrosion resistance to sulfuric acid Improve formability [Element]

Output: Copper


Input: [Effect] Provides high-temperature oxidation resistance Provides resistance to stress corrosion cracking and to corrosion by oxidizing acids [Element]

Output: Silicon


Input: [Product] BREMAPAL 3000 [Productgroup] Phenolic modified Resin [Remarks]

Output: Combination resin for water and alcohol soluble flexo- and rotogravure inks, as well as screen-, security inks and overprint lacquers with high gloss, fast setting and good reemulsifying properties, for resistance improvement of epoxy coating systems, antiskinning agent in oil cookings

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Input: [Product] BREMAPAL 3005 [Productgroup] Phenolic modified Resin [Remarks]

Output: Combination resin for water and alcohol soluble flexo- and rotogravure inks, as well as screen-, security inks and overprint lacquers with high gloss, fast setting and good reemulsifying properties, for resistance improvement of epoxy coating systems, antiskinning agent in oil cookings

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Input: [Product] BREMAPAL 3007 [Productgroup] Phenolic modified Resin [Remarks]

Output: Combination resin for water and alcohol soluble flexo- and rotogravure inks, as well as screen-, security inks and overprint lacquers with high gloss, fast setting and very good reemulsifying properties

Flexodruck - flexo inks - Printing inks - Your application - Products - Robert Kraemer - Lösungen mit Harz


Input: [Product] BREMAR 7080 [Productgroup] Ketone Resin [Remarks]

Output: Light stable combination resin for flexo inks, lacquers, ball pen inks, pigment pastes and 2K-PUR systems for improvement of gloss, hardness, adhesion and physical drying

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Input: [Product] BREMAR 7090 [Productgroup] Ketone Resin [Remarks]

Output: Light stable combination resin for flexo inks, lacquers, ball pen inks and pigment pastes polyol component in 2K-PUR systems for improvement of gloss, hardness, adhesion and physical drying, pale and yellowing stable NC-lacquers for metall and wood

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Input: [Product] BREMAR 7110 [Productgroup] Ketone Resin [Remarks]

Output: Light stable combination resin for flexo inks, lacquers, ball pen inks, pigment pastes and 2K-PUR systems for improvement of gloss, hardness, adhesion and physical drying

Flexodruck - flexo inks - Printing inks - Your application - Products - Robert Kraemer - Lösungen mit Harz


Input: [Product] BREMAR 9005 [Productgroup] Modified Rosin Ester [Remarks]

Output: Tackifier for "VOC-reduced" adhesives, combination resin for solvent based flexo inks and NC-lacquers for improvement of adhesion and elasticity, also as polyol for 2K-PUR applications, universal pigment wetting resin

Flexodruck - flexo inks - Printing inks - Your application - Products - Robert Kraemer - Lösungen mit Harz


Input: [Product] BREMAR 9020 [Productgroup] Modified Rosin Ester [Remarks]

Output: Combination resin for flexo printing inks with good adhesion, wetting and plastification properties

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Input: [Product] BREMAR 9170 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Binder for water and alcohol soluble inks and laquers, combination partner for aqueous dispersions and emulsions, good compatibility also to bitumen emulsions

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Input: [Product] BREMAR 9180 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Additive for floor cleaners which improves gloss and wetting as well as leveling and the reemulsifiability of wax emulsions

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Input: [Product] BREMAR VP 6559 [Productgroup] Modified Rosin [Remarks]

Output: Very pale and crystallisation stable combination resin for special applications like pigment coating or soldering pastes

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Input: [Product] BREMASIN 1205 [Productgroup] Rosin Ester [Remarks]

Output: Plastification component for NC- and 2K-lacquer systems as well as flexo printing inks, tackifier in adhesives, in water based adhesives for improvement of the initial tack

Flexodruck - flexo inks - Printing inks - Your application - Products - Robert Kraemer - Lösungen mit Harz


Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 1050 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Combination partner for high quality NC-based lacquers and printing ink systems with fast solvent release (sanding lacquers), excellent gloss, adhesion, light stability and elasticity (high cold check values)

Flexodruck - flexo inks - Printing inks - Your application - Products - Robert Kraemer - Lösungen mit Harz


Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 1060 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Combination partner for pale, alcohol soluble NC-lacquers and printing ink systems

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 1065 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: High melting special resin for NC-lacquers with high aliphatic resistance (oil treated wood) and for NC-printing inks with conspicuous spice-, grease- and water resistance

Flexodruck - flexo inks - Printing inks - Your application - Products - Robert Kraemer - Lösungen mit Harz


Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 1085 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Flexible, fast and crack free drying combination resin for NC-systems with excellent wetting and adhesion properties, water soluble after neutralisation

Flexodruck - flexo inks - Printing inks - Your application - Products - Robert Kraemer - Lösungen mit Harz


Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 3070 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Binder for water and alcohol soluble flexo and rotogravure inks, combination partner for aqueous dispersions, polyol component for 2K-PUR systems

Flexodruck - flexo inks - Printing inks - Your application - Products - Robert Kraemer - Lösungen mit Harz


Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 3120 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Binder for aqueous and alcohol soluble flexo- and rotogravure inks, as well as for spirit and NC-lacquers on metal, wood and paper, compatible with acrylic polymers, low amine need for neutralisation

Flexodruck - flexo inks - Printing inks - Your application - Products - Robert Kraemer - Lösungen mit Harz


Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 3130 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Binder for aqueous and alcohol soluble flexo- and rotogravure inks, as well as spirit and NC-lacquers on metal, wood and paper, low amin need for neutralisation

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 3140 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Binder for aqueous and alcohol soluble flexo- and rotogravure inks, as replacement for polyamides in NC-printing inks for improvement of gloss, solvent release and as adhesion promotor, as well as for spirit and oil resistant NC-lacquers with high scratch resistance, combination partner for aqueous dispersions for improvement of hardness, gloss and MFT

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 3230 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Binder for aqueous and alcohol soluble flexo and rotogravure inks, also clear wood lacquers, sealing lacquers and lamination adhesives, combination partner for dispersions

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 3260 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Standard binder for water and alcohol soluble flexo-, rotogravure-, screen inks, overprint varnishes and paper lacquers with good gloss and adhesion properties as well as broad compatibility and solubility, combination partner for aqueous dispersions and acrylic polymers, good wetting properties to carbon black and Helio Flex-dyestuffs

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 3262 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Binder for water and alcohol soluble flexo- and rotogravure inks and fast drying overprint varnishes for e.g. cardboards and foils with good gloss and adhesion properties, combination partner for aqueous dispersions and acrylic polymers, pigment coating resin

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 3265 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Standard binder for water and alcohol soluble flexo, rotogravure, screen inks, overprint varnishes and paper lacquers with good gloss and adhesion properties as well as broad compatibility and solubility, combination partner for aqueous dispersions and acrylic polymers, good wetting properties to carbon black and Helio Flex-dyestuffs, improved neutralisability with ammonia

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 3270 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Binder for water and alcohol soluble flexo- and rotogravure inks and fast drying overprint varnishes, for e.g. cardboards and foils with good gloss and adhesion properties, combination partner for aqueous dispersions for increasing hardness, gloss, MFT and re-emulsifiability, excellent pigment coating resin

Flexodruck - flexo inks - Printing inks - Your application - Products - Robert Kraemer - Lösungen mit Harz


Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 3280 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Binder for water and alcohol soluble flexo-, rotogravure- and screen inks, as well as for fast drying overprint varnishes with good gloss and adhesion properties, combination partner for aqueous dispersions for improvement of hardness, gloss, MFT and re-emulsifiability, dispersing resin for Lithol-Rubin pigments

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 3285 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Binder for aqueous and alcohol soluble flexo- and rotogravure inks, as well as for fast drying overprint varnishes with high sealing stability, good gloss and adhesion properties

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 3300 [Productgroup] Modified Rosin [Remarks]

Output: Binder for water and alcohol soluble flexo- and rotogravure inks, as well as for glycol soluble printing inks, inks for ball pen and jet ink applications and glues, resin for pigment coating

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 3360 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Binder for water and alcohol soluble flexo-, rotogravure inks and lacquers as well as for glycol soluble printing inks, inks for ball pen and jet ink applications and glues, resin for pigment modificartion

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 4004 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Combination partner for NC-based alcohol soluble flexo- and rotogravure inks as well as for lacquers, polyol component for 2K-PUR coating systems

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 4010 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Combination partner for NC-based alcohol soluble flexo- and rotogravure inks as well as for lacquers, polyol component for 2K-PUR coating systems, for improvement of hardness, (intercoat-) adhesion and solvent resistance

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 4011 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Polyol component for hard and flexible 2K-PUR coating systems with high reactivity and resistances as well as very good (intercoat-) adhesion and wetting properties, combination partner for alcohole resistant printing inks and lacquers

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 4170 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Light stable binder for alcohol and water soluble flexo-, gravure inks and lacquers with good adhesion and pigment wetting, because of the polyester structure and defined hydroxyl functionality also in 2K-PUR systems for improvement of initial drying and (intercoat-) adhesion, resin for pigment coating with excellent wetting properties and broad compatibility

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR 4175 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Light stable binder for alcohol and water soluble flexo-, gravure inks and lacquers with good adhesion and pigment wetting, because of the polyester structure and defined hydroxyl functionality also in 2K-PUR systems for improvement of initial drying and (intercoat-) adhesion, resin for pigment coating with excellent wetting properties and broad compatibility

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR VP 2975 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Combination resin for pigment modification with excellent wetting properties and broad compatibility, binder for aqueous and alcohol soluble flexo and rotogravure inks, also clear wood lacquers, sealing lacquers and lamination adhesives, well compatible with acrylic polymers

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR VP 3892 [Productgroup] Maleic Resin [Remarks]

Output: Special resin for aqueous and alcohol soluble inks, with high gloss and good adhesion also for aqueous lacquers

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR VP 5885 [Productgroup] Modified Rosin Ester [Remarks]

Output: Light, yellowing stable combination resin for printing inks with high flexibility as well as high adhesion and wetting properties, due to its very low odour also suitable in overprint varnishes, as combination resin in powder coatings the reverse impact followed by high adhesion properties is improved

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Input: [Product] ERKAMAR VP 6737 [Productgroup] Modified Rosin [Remarks]

Output: Very light, yellowing stable binder with low odour, additionally with wide solubility properties and high compatibility to polymers like CAB-, PVB- und NC, for inks like e.g. flexo, rotogravure or inkjet and after neutralisation for aqueous systems

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Input: [Product] ERKARAD VP 1396 [Productgroup] SMA-Resin [Remarks]

Output: hard, yellowing stable combination resin for NC lacquers, aqueous, overprint, stoving and paper lacquers, dispersion paints, solvent and water based printing inks, temporary varnishes

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Input: [Product] KRAMOREX 3100 [Productgroup] Urethane Resin [Remarks]

Output: Combination resin in solvent based flexo and rotogravure inks as well as in lacquers for improvement of adhesion and flexibility

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Input: [Product] KRAMOREX 3115 [Productgroup] Urethane Resin [Remarks]

Output: Combination partner with good NC-compatibility for solvent based flexo- and rotogravure inks as well as lacquers for improvement of adhesion and flexibility, by using Kramorex 3115 the quantity of adhesion additives as e.g. TAA can distinctly be decreased

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Input: [Product] KRAMOREX 4100 [Productgroup] Urethane Resin [Remarks]

Output: Combination resin in solvent based flexo and rotogravure inks as well as in lacquers for improvement of adhesion, hardness, blocking and chemical resistances

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Input: [Product] KRAMOREX VP 5314 [Productgroup] Urethane Resin [Remarks]

Output: Combination partner for fast drying printing inks and lacquers with good NC- and PVB-compatibility and low solvent retention, high blocking resistance as well as excellent adhesion on critical substrates

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Input: [Product] KRAMOREX VP 5342 [Productgroup] Urethane Resin [Remarks]

Output: Adhesion promoting resin for liquid inks, especially on plastic substrates, with good NC- and PVB-compatibility

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Input: [Product] KRAMOREX VP 5811 [Productgroup] Urethane Resin [Remarks]

Output: pale, light-resistant combination resin for solvent and water based printing inks, lacquers and ink systems for improvement of adhesion and flexibility

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Input: [Product] KRAMOREX VP 5904 [Productgroup] Urethane Resin [Remarks]

Output: Pale, yellowing stable adhesion resin with high elasticity for printing inks on films and foils with good NC and PVB compatibility

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Input: [Product] ROKRALUX RM 145 [Productgroup] Oil modified Polyester Resin [Remarks]

Output: Adhesion promotor and wetting resin for flexo and gravure inks, plastification component in 2K-PUR coating systems for improvement of (intercoat-) adhesion

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