Input: [INDUSTRIAL SOURCE] Found in wastes discharged from rubber and plastic factories, and leached from landfill sites [HEALTH EFFECTS] Can cause problems with liver, kidneys, or circulatory system [INORGANIC CHEMICALS]

Output: Styrene

Industrial Water Pollution - Drinking Water Contamination


Input: [INDUSTRIAL SOURCE] Found in waste discharged from petroleum factories [HEALTH EFFECTS] Can cause problems with liver, kidneys, or nervous system [INORGANIC CHEMICALS]

Output: Toluene

Industrial Water Pollution - Drinking Water Contamination


Input: [Bil] 1 [Nama produk] Daily Protecting Cream - Joie et Beaute [No. notifikasi (NOT)] NOT100778850K / NOT100602230K [Bahan kimia yang dikesan]

Output: Mercury

BPFK - Cancellation of Notification of Cosmetic Products


Input: [Bil] 2 [Nama produk] La Bliss Skin Brightening Cream [No. notifikasi (NOT)] NOT100200697K [Bahan kimia yang dikesan]

Output: Tretinoin

BPFK - Cancellation of Notification of Cosmetic Products


Input: [Bil] 3 [Nama produk] Sans Dynamic Intensive Light Cream [No. notifikasi (NOT)] NOT100400422K [Bahan kimia yang dikesan]

Output: Mercury

BPFK - Cancellation of Notification of Cosmetic Products


Input: [Bil] 4 [Nama produk] Putih Gebu Sun-Block Collagen Lotion [No. notifikasi (NOT)] NOT100403485K [Bahan kimia yang dikesan]

Output: Mercury

BPFK - Cancellation of Notification of Cosmetic Products


Input: [Bil] 5 [Nama produk] Bio-Clear Intensive Renewal Complex [No. notifikasi (NOT)] NOT120503338K [Bahan kimia yang dikesan]

Output: Tretinoin

BPFK - Cancellation of Notification of Cosmetic Products


Input: [Bil] 6 [Nama produk] MS Wellmood Enhancing Cream [No. notifikasi (NOT)] NOT100602405K [Bahan kimia yang dikesan]

Output: Tretinoin

BPFK - Cancellation of Notification of Cosmetic Products


Input: [Bil] 7 [Nama produk] Renewing Cream [No. notifikasi (NOT)] NOT100101066K [Bahan kimia yang dikesan]

Output: Tretinoin

BPFK - Cancellation of Notification of Cosmetic Products


Input: [Bil] 8 [Nama produk] E Beaute Total Revitalizer Night Cream [No. notifikasi (NOT)] NOT100601840K [Bahan kimia yang dikesan]

Output: Mercury

BPFK - Cancellation of Notification of Cosmetic Products


Input: [Bil] 9 [Nama produk] MS Wellmood Lightening Complex [No. notifikasi (NOT)] NOT100601840K [Bahan kimia yang dikesan]

Output: Mercury

BPFK - Cancellation of Notification of Cosmetic Products


Input: [Bil] 10 [Nama produk] MULTI CREAM [No. notifikasi (NOT)] NOT100764415K [Bahan kimia yang dikesan]

Output: Tretinoin

BPFK - Cancellation of Notification of Cosmetic Products


Input: [Bil] 11 [Nama produk] DQISTEE NIGHT CREAM [No. notifikasi (NOT)] NOT100802185K [Bahan kimia yang dikesan]

Output: Mercury

BPFK - Cancellation of Notification of Cosmetic Products


Input: [Bil] 12 [Nama produk] DQISTEE BEAUTY DAY CREAM [No. notifikasi (NOT)] NOT100802184K [Bahan kimia yang dikesan]

Output: Mercury

BPFK - Cancellation of Notification of Cosmetic Products


Input: [#] 1 [Duration] 03:53 [Title]

Output: Play Kryptonite I TOOK A WALK AROUND THE WORLD TO EASE MY TROUBLED MIND I LEFT MY BODY LAYING SOMEWHERE IN THE SANDS OF TIME BUT I WATCHED THE WORLD FLOAT TO THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON I FEEL THERE IS NOTHING I CAN DO, YEAH I WATCHED THE WORLD FLOAT TO THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON AFTER ALL I KNEW IT HAD TO BE SOMETHING TO DO WITH YOU I REALLY DON’T MIND WHAT HAPPENS NOW AND THEN AS LONG AS YOU’LL BE MY FRIEND AT THE END IF I GO CRAZY THEN WILL YOU STILL CALL ME SUPERMAN IF I’M ALIVE AND WELL, WILL YOU BE THERE A-HOLDING MY HAND I’LL KEEP YOU BY MY SIDE WITH MY SUPERHUMAN MIGHT KRYPTONITE YOU CALLED ME STRONG, YOU CALLED ME WEAK, BUT STILL YOUR SECRETS I WILL KEEP YOU TOOK FOR GRANTED ALL THE TIMES I NEVER LET YOU DOWN YOU STUMBLED IN AND BUMPED YOUR HEAD, IF NOT FOR ME THEN YOU'D BE DEAD I PICKED YOU UP AND PUT YOU BACK ON SOLID GROUND IF I GO CRAZY THEN WILL YOU STILL CALL ME SUPERMAN IF I’M ALIVE AND WELL, WILL YOU BE THERE A-HOLDING MY HAND I’LL KEEP YOU BY MY SIDE WITH MY SUPERHUMAN MIGHT KRYPTONITE IF I GO CRAZY THEN WILL YOU STILL CALL ME SUPERMAN IF I’M ALIVE AND WELL, WILL YOU BE THERE HOLDING MY HAND I’LL KEEP YOU BY MY SIDE WITH MY SUPERHUMAN MIGHT KRYPTONITE YEAH!! IF I GO CRAZY THEN WILL YOU STILL CALL ME SUPERMAN IF I'M ALIVE AND WELL, WILL YOU BE THERE A-HOLDING MY HAND I'LL KEEP YOU BY MY SIDE WITH MY SUPERHUMAN MIGHT KRYPTONITE YEAH!!


Input: [#] 2 [Duration] 04:24 [Title]

Output: Play Loser BREATHE IN RIGHT AWAY, NOTHING SEEMS TO FILL THIS PLACE I NEED THIS EVERY TIME, TAKE YOUR LIES GET OFF MY CASE SOMEDAY I WILL FIND A LOVE THAT FLOWS THROUGH ME LIKE THIS THIS WILL FALL AWAY, THIS WILL FALL AWAY YOU’RE GETTING CLOSER TO PUSHING ME OFF OF LIFE’S LITTLE EDGE CAUSE I’M A LOSER AND SOONER OR LATER YOU KNOW I’LL BE DEAD YOU’RE GETTING CLOSER, YOU’RE HOLDING THE ROPE, I'M TAKING THE FALL CAUSE I’M A LOSER, I’M A LOSER, YEAH THIS IS GETTING OLD, I CAN’T BREAK THESE CHAINS THAT I HOLD MY BODY’S GROWING COLD, THERE’S NOTHIN LEFT OF THIS MIND OR MY SOUL ADDICTION NEEDS A PACIFIER, THE BUZZ OF THIS POISON IS TAKING ME HIGHER THIS WILL FALL AWAY, THIS WILL FALL AWAY YOU’RE GETTING CLOSER, TO PUSHING ME OFF OF LIFE’S LITTLE EDGE CAUSE I’M A LOSER AND SOONER OR LATER YOU KNOW I’LL BE DEAD YOU’RE GETTING CLOSER, YOU’RE HOLDING THE ROPE AND I’M TAKING THE FALL CAUSE I’M A LOSER YOU’RE GETTING CLOSER, TO PUSHING ME OFF OF LIFE’S LITTLE EDGE CAUSE I’M A LOSER AND SOONER OR LATER YOU KNOW I’LL BE DEAD YOU’RE GETTING CLOSER, YOU’RE HOLDING THE ROPE AND I’M TAKING THE FALL CAUSE I’M A LOSER


Input: [#] 3 [Duration] 03:50 [Title]

Output: Play Duck and Run TO THIS WORLD I'M UNIMPORTANT JUST BECAUSE I HAVE NOTHING TO GIVE SO YOU CALL THIS YOUR FREE COUNTRY TELL ME WHY IT COST SO MUCH TO LIVE TELL ME WHY THIS WORLD CAN TURN ME DOWN BUT I WON’T TURN AWAY, OH NO I WON’T TURN AROUND ALL MY WORK AND ENDLESS MEASURES NEVER SEEM TO GET ME VERY FAR WALK A MILE JUST TO MOVE AN INCH NOW EVEN THOUGH I'M TRYING SO DAMN HARD I'M TRYING SO HARD THIS WORLD CAN TURN ME DOWN BUT I WON’T TURN AWAY AND I WON’T DUCK AND RUN, CAUSE I'M NOT BUILT THAT WAY WHEN EVERYTHING IS GONE THERE IS NOTHING THERE TO FEAR THIS WORLD CANNOT BRING ME DOWN NO CAUSE I'M ALREADY HERE, OH NO! I AM ALREADY HERE, DOWN ON MY KNEES I AM ALREADY HERE, ON NO, I AM ALREADY HERE I MUST HAVE TOLD YOU A THOUSAND TIMES, I AM NOT RUNNING AWAY I WON’T DUCK AND RUN I WON’T DUCK AND RUN I WON’T DUCK AND RUN NO PASS AWAY THIS WORLD CAN TURN ME DOWN BUT I WON’T TURN AWAY AND I WON’T DUCK AND RUN, CAUSE I'M NOT BUILT THAT WAY WHEN EVERYTHING IS GONE THERE IS NOTHING THERE TO FEAR THIS WORLD CANNOT BRING ME DOWN NO CAUSE I'M ALREADY HERE THIS WORLD CAN TURN ME DOWN BUT I WON’T TURN AWAY AND I WON’T DUCK AND RUN CAUSE I'M NOT BUILT THAT WAY WHEN EVERYTHING IS GONE THERE IS NOTHING THERE TO FEAR THIS WORLD CANNOT BRING ME DOWN NO CAUSE I'M ALREADY HERE


Input: [#] 4 [Duration] 03:14 [Title]

Output: Play Not Enough SEVEN DAYS UNDERPAID GOTTA GIVE IT UP GOT NO TIME FOR THIS LIFE THAT I'M LIVIN' UP SHACKLED DOWN, KICKED AROUND, NOW SLAVE TO THE GRIND NEED SOME TIME FOR MYSELF I'LL GIVE YOU ANYTHING THAT YOU WANT ME TO BUT I DON'T HAVE THE TIME SO I'LL GET UP WITH YOU IF YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND MAN YOU'VE GOT TO BELIEVE THERE IS TOO MUCH OF YOU BUT THERE IS NOT ENOUGH OF ME THERE IS NOT ENOUGH OF ME SAME OLD SONG WORLD MOVES ON WHILE I'M STILL IN BED MEET TOMORROW TODAY JUST TO GET AHEAD JUMP THE GUN ON THE RUN, I'M THE ONLY ONE WHO THINKS THAT I'M FALLIN' BEHIND I'LL GIVE YOU ANYTHING THAT YOU WANT ME TO BUT I DON'T HAVE THE TIME SO I'LL GET UP WITH YOU IF YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND MAN YOU'VE GOT TO BELIEVE THERE IS TOO MUCH OF YOU BUT THERE IS NOT ENOUGH OF ME THERE IS NOT ENOUGH OF ME I'LL GIVE YOU ANYTHING THAT YOU WANT ME TO BUT I DON'T HAVE THE TIME SO I'LL GET UP WITH YOU IF YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND MAN YOU'VE GOT TO BELIEVE THERE IS TOO MUCH OF YOU THERE IS TOO MUCH OF ME I'LL GIVE YOU ANYTHING THAT YOU WANT ME TO BUT I DON'T HAVE THE TIME SO I'LL GET UP WITH YOU IF YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND MAN YOU'VE GOT TO BELIEVE THERE IS TOO MUCH OF YOU BUT THERE IS NOT ENOUGH OF ME


Input: [#] 5 [Duration] 04:25 [Title]

Output: Play Be Like That HE SPENDS HIS NIGHTS IN CALIFORNIA, {HE SPENT HIS WHOLE LIFE BEING TO YOUNG,} WATCHING THE STARS ON THE BIG SCREEN, {TO LIVE THE LIFE THAT'S IN HIS DREAMS,} THEN HE LIES AWAKE AND HE WONDERS, {AT NIGHT HE LIES AWAKE AND HE WONDERS,} WHY CAN'T THAT BE ME CAUSE IN HIS LIFE HE'S FILLED WITH ALL THESE GOOD INTENTIONS HE'S LEFT A LOT OF THINGS HE'D RATHER NOT MENTION RIGHT NOW JUST BEFORE HE SAYS GOODNIGHT, HE LOOKS UP WITH A LITTLE SMILE AT ME, AND HE SAYS, IF I COULD BE LIKE THAT, I WOULD GIVE ANYTHING. JUST TO LIVE ONE DAY IN THOSE SHOES. IF I COULD BE LIKE THAT, WHAT WOULD I DO? WHAT WOULD I DO? YEAH NOW IN DREAMS WE RUN... SHE SPENDS HER DAYS UP IN THE NORTH PARK, WATCHING THE PEOPLE AS THEY PASS. AND ALL SHE WANTS IS JUST A LITTLE PIECE OF THIS DREAM IS THAT TOO MUCH TO ASK? WITH A SAFE HOME, AND A WARM BED, ON A QUIET LITTLE STREET. ALL SHE WANTS IS JUST THAT SOMETHING TO HOLD ON TO. THAT'S ALL SHE NEEDS. YEAH! YEAH, YEAH, YEAH, OH, OH OH YEAH I'M FALLING INTO THIS, IN DREAMS, WE RUN...AWAY FALLING IN I FEEL LOST FALLING IN TO THIS, AGAIN


Input: [#] 6 [Duration] 03:58 [Title]

Output: Play Life of My Own LIVING RISKY, NEVER SCARED WANDER CLOSER TO THE EDGE NOTHING VALUED, THINK NO FEAR ALWAYS WONDERING WHY YOU'RE HERE ALL YOUR PURPOSES ARE GONE NOTHING'S RIGHT AND NOTHING'S WRONG NOTHING VENTURED, NOTHING GAINED FEEL NO SORROW, FEEL NO PAIN KISS ME WHILE I'M STILL ALIVE KILL ME WHILE I KISS THE SKY LET ME DIE ON MY OWN TERMS LET ME LIVE AND LET ME LEARN NOW I'LL FOLLOW MY OWN WAY AND I'LL LIVE ON TO ANOTHER DAMN DAY FREEDOM CARRIES SACRIFICE REMEMBER WHEN THIS WAS MY LIFE LOOKING FORWARD, NOT BEHIND EVERYBODY'S GOT TO CROSS THAT LINE FREE ME NOW TO GIVE ME A PLACE KEEP ME CAGED AND FREE THE BEAST FALLING FASTER, TIME GOES BY FEAR IS NOT SEEN THROUGH THESE EYES WHAT THERE WAS WILL NEVER BE NOW I'M BLIND AND CANNOT SEE KISS ME WHILE I'M STILL ALIVE KILL ME WHILE I KISS THE SKY LET ME DIE ON MY OWN TERMS LET ME LIVE AND LET ME LEARN NOW I'LL FOLLOW MY OWN WAY AND I'LL LIVE ON TO ANOTHER DAMN DAY FREEDOM CARRIES SACRIFICE REMEMBER WHEN THIS WAS MY LIFE KISS ME WHILE I'M STILL ALIVE KILL ME WHILE I KISS THE SKY LET ME DIE ON MY OWN TERMS LET ME LIVE AND LET ME LEARN NOW I'LL FOLLOW MY OWN WAY AND I'LL LIVE ON TO ANOTHER DAMN DAY FREEDOM CARRIES SACRIFICE REMEMBER WHEN THIS WAS MY LIFE


Input: [#] 7 [Duration] 03:07 [Title]

Output: Play The Better Life I'M ABOUT TO BE ON THE FLOOR AGAIN, SURELY YOU'RE GONNA FIND ME HERE. I'M ABOUT TO SLEEP UNTIL THE END OF TIME, DRUG I TAKE GONNA WAKE MY FEAR RIGHT NOW. I'M PASSING AWAY... ON TO THE BETTER LIFE, I'M PASSING AWAY... ON TO THE BETTER- I'M ABOUT TO SEE JUST HOW FAR I CAN FLY, SURELY YOU'RE GONNA BREAK MY FALL. I'M ABOUT TO RUN AS FAST AS I CAN, HEAD LONG INTO THAT WALL THIS TIME... ON TO THE BETTER LIFE, ON TO THE BETTER... I'M ABOUT TO BE ON THE FLOOR AGAIN, SURELY YOU'RE GONNA FIND ME HERE. I'M ABOUT TO SLEEP UNTIL THE END OF TIME, DRUG I TAKE GONNA WAKE MY FEAR RIGHT NOW.


Input: [#] 8 [Duration] 04:21 [Title]

Output: Play Down Poison I'VE DREAMED ABOUT THIS SIXTEEN DAYS AWAY NOW YOU'RE HERE AND MY HEAD LIES BESIDES YOUR BODY PILLOWED UNDER MINE YOU WERE POISON, SPINNING ROUND MY MIND "WELCOME TO MY WORLD", SHE SAID "DO YOU FEEL ALIVE?", SHE SAID IT'S ALL A BAD DREAM SPINNING IN YOUR LONELY HEAD "WELCOME TO MY WORLD" SHE SAID SEPARATED WORLD, SHE STAYED SEPARATED DOWN POISON DOWN POISON BODY WITHERED, BODY DIED TIME TO TAKE AWAY THIS LIFE BAD ENOUGH TO DIE FROM ONE NOT TO MENTION FOUR OR FIVE "WELCOME TO MY WORLD", SHE SAID "DO YOU FEEL ALIVE?", SHE SAID IT'S ALL A BAD DREAM SPINNING IN YOUR LONELY HEAD "WELCOME TO MY WORLD" SHE SAID SEPARATED WORLD, SHE STAYED SEPARATED DOWN POISON DOWN POISON DOWN POISON DOWN DOWN POISON YOU WEREN'T THERE FOR ME, I WAS THERE FOR YOU DOWN POISON YOU WEREN'T THERE FOR ME, I WAS THERE FOR YOU DOWN POISON YOU WEREN'T THERE FOR ME, I WAS THERE FOR YOU DOWN POISON YOU WEREN'T THERE FOR ME, NEVER THERE FOR ME YOU WOULDN'T DIE FOR ME, I'VE ALREADY DIED FOR YOU YOU WOULDN'T DIE FOR ME, I'VE ALREADY DIED FOR YOU YOU WOULDN'T DIE FOR ME, I'VE ALREADY DIED FOR YOU YOU WOULDN'T DIE, YOU WOULDN'T DIE, YOU WOULDN'T DIE, NO "WELCOME TO MY WORLD", SHE SAID "DO YOU FEEL ALIVE?", SHE SAID IT'S ALL A BAD DREAM SPINNING IN YOUR LONELY HEAD "WELCOME TO MY WORLD" SHE SAID SEPARATED WORLD, SHE STAYED SEPARATED DOWN POISON DOWN POISON DOWN POISON DOWN READ MORE: HTTP://ARTISTS.LETSSINGIT.COM/3-DOORS-DOWN-LYRICS-DOWN-POISON-N43VLNN#IXZZ2C1N8ULHM LETSSINGIT - YOUR FAVORITE MUSIC COMMUNITY


Input: [#] 9 [Duration] 03:16 [Title]

Output: Play By My Side THEY BLAZED A TRAIL I DARED TO RUN. THEY BUILT THIS WORLD AND I HAVE COME. I NEED ANOTHER, LIKE A BROTHER FOR A CRYIN' SHOULDER. WELL, THIS COULD BE THE LAST TIME, YOU WILL STAND BY MY SIDE. WELL,I CAN FEEL MY SOUL, IT'S BLEEDING, WILL YOU FLY WITH ME THIS EVENING? THE SOBER MIND, TIME NOW IS GONE. THEY CARVED MY BODY NOT OF STONE. A PRETTY MAZE OF EMPTINESS, I'VE SAID THE HELL WITH ALL THE REST WELL,THIS COULD BE THE LAST TIME, YOU WILL STAND BY MY SIDE. WELL I CAN FEEL MY SOUL, IT'S BLEEDING, WILL YOU FLY WITH ME THIS EVENING? [GUITAR SOLO] WELL, THIS COULD BE THE LAST TIME, YOU WILL STAND BY MY SIDE. WELL,I CAN FEEL MY SOUL, IT'S BLEEDING, WILL YOU FLY WITH ME TONIGHT? WELL, THIS COULD BE THE LAST TIME, YOU WILL STAND BY MY SIDE. WELL,I CAN FEEL MY SOUL, IT'S BLEEDING, WILL YOU FLY WITH ME THIS EVENING?


Input: [#] 10 [Duration] 02:29 [Title]

Output: Play Smack THEY BLAZED A TRAIL I DARED TO RUN. THEY BUILT THIS WORLD AND I HAVE COME. I NEED ANOTHER, LIKE A BROTHER FOR A CRYIN' SHOULDER. WELL, THIS COULD BE THE LAST TIME, YOU WILL STAND BY MY SIDE. WELL,I CAN FEEL MY SOUL, IT'S BLEEDING, WILL YOU FLY WITH ME THIS EVENING? THE SOBER MIND, TIME NOW IS GONE. THEY CARVED MY BODY NOT OF STONE. A PRETTY MAZE OF EMPTINESS, I'VE SAID THE HELL WITH ALL THE REST WELL,THIS COULD BE THE LAST TIME, YOU WILL STAND BY MY SIDE. WELL I CAN FEEL MY SOUL, IT'S BLEEDING, WILL YOU FLY WITH ME THIS EVENING? [GUITAR SOLO] WELL, THIS COULD BE THE LAST TIME, YOU WILL STAND BY MY SIDE. WELL,I CAN FEEL MY SOUL, IT'S BLEEDING, WILL YOU FLY WITH ME TONIGHT? WELL, THIS COULD BE THE LAST TIME, YOU WILL STAND BY MY SIDE. WELL,I CAN FEEL MY SOUL, IT'S BLEEDING, WILL YOU FLY WITH ME THIS EVENING?


Input: [#] 11 [Duration] 03:49 [Title]

Output: Play So I Need You IF YOU COULD STEP INTO MY HEAD TELL ME WOULD YOU STILL LOVE ME? AND IF YOU WOKE UP IN MY BED TELL ME WOULD YOU HOLD ME? OR WOULD YOU SIMPLY LET IT LIE LEAVING ME TO WONDER WHY I CAN'T GET YOU OUT OF THIS HEAD THAT I CALL MINE AND I WILL SAY I CAN'T LET YOU GO MY LITTLE GIRL, BECAUSE YOU'RE HOLDING UP MY WORLD SO I NEED YOU YOUR IMITATION OF MY WALK AND THE PERFECT WAY YOU TALK IT'S JUST A COUPLE OF THE MILLION THINGS THAT I LOVE ABOUT YOU SO I NEED YOU AND IF I JUMPED OFF THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE TELL ME WOULD YOU STILL FOLLOW ME? AND IF I MADE YOU MAD TODAY TELL ME WOULD YOU LOVE ME TOMORROW PLEASE? OR WOULD YOU SAY THAT YOU DON'T CARE AND THEN LEAVE ME STANDING HERE LIKE A FOOL WHO IS DROWNING IN DESPAIR AND SCREAMING I CAN'T LET YOU GO MY LITTLE GIRL, BECAUSE YOU'RE HOLDING UP MY WORLD SO I NEED YOU YOUR IMITATION OF MY WALK AND THE PERFECT WAY YOU TALK IT'S JUST A COUPLE OF THE MILLION THINGS THAT I LOVE ABOUT YOU SO I NEED YOU I'M ON MY OWN I CAN'T LET YOU GO MY LITTLE GIRL, BECAUSE YOU'RE HOLDING UP MY WORLD SO I NEED YOU YOUR IMITATION OF MY WALK AND THE PERFECT WAY YOU TALK IT'S JUST A COUPLE OF THE MILLION THINGS THAT I LOVE ABOUT YOU SO I NEED YOU


Input: [P] OP long, thin, tightly rolled leaves [Pekoe]

Output: Orange Pekoe

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Input: [P] FOP longer leaf than an OP but not as tightly rolled [Pekoe]

Output: Flowery Orange Pekoe

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Input: [P] GFOP FOP with some golden tips [Pekoe]

Output: Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe

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Input: [P] TGFOP GFOP with more golden tips [Pekoe]

Output: Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe

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Input: [P] FTGFOP Better quality TGFOP teas [Pekoe]

Output: Finest Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe

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Input: [P] BOP OP leaves that are broken [Pekoe]

Output: Broken Orange Pekoe

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Input: [P] FBOP FOP leaves that are broken [Pekoe]

Output: Flowery Broken Orange Pekoe

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Input: [SERVICES] Credit Reports [OFFLINE ENROLLEES] Credit Reports from each of the 3 Major Bureaus sent by mail annually with updates about your credit reports sent quarterly. [ONLINE ENROLLEES]

Output: May request credit reports from each of Experian®, Equifax® and TransUnion® (collectively the "3 Major Bureaus") twice every 30 days

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Input: [SERVICES] PLUS Scores2 [OFFLINE ENROLLEES] PLUS Scores calculated based on information from each of the 3 Major Bureaus sent by mail yearly [ONLINE ENROLLEES]

Output: PLUS Scores calculated when credit reports are requested, based on information from each of the 3 Major Bureaus

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Input: [SERVICES] Credit Monitoring [OFFLINE ENROLLEES] Daily monitoring of credit reports from each of the 3 Major Bureaus [ONLINE ENROLLEES]

Output: Daily monitoring of credit reports from each of the 3 Major Bureaus

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Input: [SERVICES] Credit Report Alerts [OFFLINE ENROLLEES] Mailed alerts of key changes in any of your reports [ONLINE ENROLLEES]

Output: Email alerts of key changes in any of your reports

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Input: [SERVICES] Fraud Representative [OFFLINE ENROLLEES] Toll-free fraud representatives can be reached by dialing 1-866-617-1893 [ONLINE ENROLLEES]

Output: Toll-free fraud representatives can be reached by dialing 1-866-617-1893

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Input: [SERVICES] Score Trending [OFFLINE ENROLLEES] None [ONLINE ENROLLEES]

Output: Your PLUS Score® is tracked and graphed month by month

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Input: [SERVICES] Score Simulator [OFFLINE ENROLLEES] None [ONLINE ENROLLEES]

Output: The score simulator provides a look at the factors that impact your PLUS Score®2

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Input: [SERVICES] Financial Calculators [OFFLINE ENROLLEES] None [ONLINE ENROLLEES]

Output: The calculators are based on your input and are available in categories from debt to mortgage to budgeting

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Input: [PLANT] AGRIMONY [PLANT_2] MUSTARD [FOR THE EMOTION_3] Unknown gloomy feeling [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: emotional torture behind"good front"

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Input: [PLANT] ASPEN [PLANT_2] OAK [FOR THE EMOTION_3] Disheartened but still tries [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: Vague fear of the unknown

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Input: [PLANT] BEECH [PLANT_2] OLIVE [FOR THE EMOTION_3] Mentally fatigued [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: Intolerant and critical of others

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Input: [PLANT] CENTAURY [PLANT_2] PINE [FOR THE EMOTION_3] Perfectionist; never satisfied [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: Submissive or easily influenced

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Input: [PLANT] CERATO [PLANT_2] RED CHESTNUT [FOR THE EMOTION_3] Constant worrying others [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: Indecisive; relies on others

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Input: [PLANT] CHERRY PLUM [PLANT_2] ROCK ROSE [FOR THE EMOTION_3] Impending doom [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: Afraid of emotional vulnerability

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Input: [PLANT] CHICORY [PLANT_2] ROCK WATER [FOR THE EMOTION_3] Critical of self [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: Selfish, controlling and possessive

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Input: [PLANT] CLEMATIS [PLANT_2] SCLERANTHUS [FOR THE EMOTION_3] Constantly hesitant [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: Living in their own world

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Input: [PLANT] CRAB APPLE [PLANT_2] STAR OF BETHLEHEM [FOR THE EMOTION_3] Traumatized [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: A feeling of self disgust

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Input: [PLANT] ELM [PLANT_2] SWEET CHESTNUT [FOR THE EMOTION_3] Mental anguish [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: Overwhelmed by responsibilities

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Input: [PLANT] GENTIAN [PLANT_2] VERVAIN [FOR THE EMOTION_3] Unwaveringly opinionated [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: Pessimistic attitude

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Input: [PLANT] GORSE [PLANT_2] VINE [FOR THE EMOTION_3] Overly domineering [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: Deep sense of hopelessness/despair

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Input: [PLANT] HEATHER [PLANT_2] WALNUT [FOR THE EMOTION_3] Needing feeling of security [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: Emotionally dependent

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Input: [PLANT] HOLLY [PLANT_2] WATER VIOLET [FOR THE EMOTION_3] Loner [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: Envious and jealous

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Input: [PLANT] HONEYSUCKLE [PLANT_2] WHITE CHESTNUT [FOR THE EMOTION_3] Dwelling thoughts [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: Lives in the past

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Input: [PLANT] HORNBEAM [PLANT_2] WILD OAK [FOR THE EMOTION_3] Needs status/recognition [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: Unmotivated and lacking energy

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Input: [PLANT] INPATIENTS [PLANT_2] WILD ROSE [FOR THE EMOTION_3] Stuck in a rut [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: Irritable and Impatient

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Input: [PLANT] LARCH [PLANT_2] WILLOW [FOR THE EMOTION_3] Resentment [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: Pessimistic about capabilities

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Input: [PLANT] MIMULUS [FOR THE EMOTION]

Output: Phobic

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Input: [HUMAN DISEASE] Mumps [ANIMAL DISEASE] Parotiditis [ANIMALS] Dogs [AGENT]

Output: Mumps virus


Input: [HUMAN DISEASE] Hepatitis [ANIMAL DISEASE] Hepatitis [ANIMALS] Nonhuman primates [AGENT]

Output: Infectious hepatitis


Input: [HUMAN DISEASE] Diphtheria [ANIMAL DISEASE] Ulcers on teats, mastitis [ANIMALS] Cattle [AGENT]

Output: Corynebacterium diphtheriae


Input: [HUMAN DISEASE] Furunculosis [ANIMAL DISEASE] Furunculosis, mastitis [ANIMALS] Cattle [AGENT]

Output: Staphylococcus aureus


Input: [HUMAN DISEASE] Pharyngitis, scarlet fever [ANIMAL DISEASE] Mastitis [ANIMALS] Cattle [AGENT]

Output: Streptococcus pyogenes


Input: [HUMAN DISEASE] Nausea, flatulence, diarrhea [ANIMAL DISEASE] None known [ANIMALS] Beavers [AGENT]

Output: Giardia lamblia


Input: [HUMAN DISEASE] Tuberculosis [ANIMAL DISEASE] Tuberculosis [ANIMALS] Deer, dogs, elephants [AGENT]

Output: Mycobacteria tuberculosis


Input: [BASELINE] Hydrogen-peroxide. [OPTIONAL] Sulfur soap [RECOMMENDED]

Output: Anti-fungal Shampoo


Input: [BASELINE] Baking Soda [RECOMMENDED]

Output: Distilled Water


Input: [BASELINE] Organic Olive Oil [OPTIONAL] Satin/Silk Bedding, Clothing [RECOMMENDED]

Output: Anti-fungal Cream


Input: [BASELINE] Organic Coconut Oil [RECOMMENDED]

Output: Citric Acid Powder


Input: [BASELINE] White Vinegar [RECOMMENDED]

Output: Borax


Input: [BASELINE] Organic Apple Cider Vinegar [RECOMMENDED]

Output: Mud Facial Mask


Input: [BASELINE] Epson Salt [RECOMMENDED]

Output: Anti-fungal Body Soap


Input: [RECOMMENDED]

Output: Colloidal Silver


Input: [GI SHEET] Low durability [ALUMINIUM] Low durability [INDALIUM]

Output: 4 times better durability


Input: [GI SHEET] Corrosive [ALUMINIUM] Non-corrosive [INDALIUM]

Output: Non-corrosive


Input: [GI SHEET] Brittle [ALUMINIUM] Brittle [INDALIUM]

Output: Non-brittle


Input: [GI SHEET] Heavy [ALUMINIUM] Lightweight [INDALIUM]

Output: Lightweight


Input: [GI SHEET] Absorbs light and heat [ALUMINIUM] Good reflectivity of light and heat [INDALIUM]

Output: Good reflectivity of light and heat


Input: [GI SHEET] Low malleability [ALUMINIUM] Low malleability [INDALIUM]

Output: Excellent malleability


Input: [GI SHEET] Not recyclable [ALUMINIUM] Economically recyclable [INDALIUM]

Output: Economically recyclable


Input: [GI SHEET] Medium Pricing [ALUMINIUM] High Pricing [INDALIUM]

Output: 40% low price compare with aluminium


Input: [1] 90% [MONEY LAUNDERING (ML)]

Output: Have some understanding of ML

Archived - 10-Year Evaluation of Canada's Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorist Financing Regime

Table 4.1 Results from FINTRAC’s Public Opinion Research on ML and TF


Input: [1] 49% [MONEY LAUNDERING (ML)]

Output: Believe ML is a problem

Archived - 10-Year Evaluation of Canada's Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorist Financing Regime


Input: [1] 41% [MONEY LAUNDERING (ML)]

Output: Believe ML affects them personally

Archived - 10-Year Evaluation of Canada's Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorist Financing Regime


Input: [1] 83% [MONEY LAUNDERING (ML)]

Output: Believe ML has an impact on the economy

Archived - 10-Year Evaluation of Canada's Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorist Financing Regime


Input: [1] 79% [MONEY LAUNDERING (ML)]

Output: Believe ML has an impact on financial institutions

Archived - 10-Year Evaluation of Canada's Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorist Financing Regime


Input: [MONEY LAUNDERING (ML)]

Output: TERRORIST FINANCING (TF)

Archived - 10-Year Evaluation of Canada's Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorist Financing Regime


Input: [1] 81% [MONEY LAUNDERING (ML)]

Output: Believe terrorist financing occurs in Canada

Archived - 10-Year Evaluation of Canada's Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorist Financing Regime


Input: [1] 31% [MONEY LAUNDERING (ML)]

Output: Believe such activity is supported by crime

Archived - 10-Year Evaluation of Canada's Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorist Financing Regime


Input: [1] 10% [MONEY LAUNDERING (ML)]

Output: Believe such activity is supported by donations

Archived - 10-Year Evaluation of Canada's Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorist Financing Regime


Input: [1] 8% [MONEY LAUNDERING (ML)]

Output: Believe such activity is supported by business

Archived - 10-Year Evaluation of Canada's Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorist Financing Regime


Input: [CHARACTERISTICS]

Output: How to tell the difference between these two types of periodicals:


Input: [SCHOLARLY JOURNALS] Reports on original research; in-depth analysis of topics; statistical information; academic level book reviews; refereed or peer-reviewed [GENERAL MAGAZINES] Current events and news; hot topics; brief, factual information; interviews [CHARACTERISTICS]

Output: Content


Input: [SCHOLARLY JOURNALS] Longer articles providing in-depth analysis of topics [GENERAL MAGAZINES] Shorter articles providing broader overviews of topics [CHARACTERISTICS]

Output: Length


Input: [SCHOLARLY JOURNALS] Author usually an expert or specialist in the field; name and credentials always provided - researchers, academics, professors, scholars [GENERAL MAGAZINES] Author usually a staff writer or a journalist; name and credentials often not provided [CHARACTERISTICS]

Output: Authorship


Input: [SCHOLARLY JOURNALS] Academic level writing & vocabulary; specialized language of the discipline; can be highly technical [GENERAL MAGAZINES] Non-technical vocabulary; often simple language [CHARACTERISTICS]

Output: Language


Input: [SCHOLARLY JOURNALS] SCHOLARLY JOURNALS [GENERAL MAGAZINES] GENERAL MAGAZINES [CHARACTERISTICS]

Output: CHARACTERISTICS


Input: [SCHOLARLY JOURNALS] Articles usually more structured; may include these sections: abstract, literature review, methodology, results, conclusion, bibliography [GENERAL MAGAZINES] Articles do not necessarily follow a specific format or structure [CHARACTERISTICS]

Output: Format/Structure


Input: [SCHOLARLY JOURNALS] Editors/reviewers are experts in the same field as author(s); many participate in peer-review process prior to publication; rigorous publication standards; articles checked for content, format and style [GENERAL MAGAZINES] Editors not academic experts in subject field of article; article topics often assigned or contracted; articles usually only edited for style and format [CHARACTERISTICS]

Output: Editors


Input: [SCHOLARLY JOURNALS] Professional organizations; Universities, research institutes and scholarly presses [GENERAL MAGAZINES] Commercial/trade publishers; corporate ownership [CHARACTERISTICS]

Output: Publishers


Input: [SCHOLARLY JOURNALS] Illustrations that support the text, such as tables of statistics, graphs, maps, or photographs [GENERAL MAGAZINES] Illustrations with glossy or color photographs, usually for advertising purposes [CHARACTERISTICS]

Output: Special Features


Input: [SCHOLARLY JOURNALS] A bibliography (works cited) and/or footnotes are always provided to document research thoroughly [GENERAL MAGAZINES] A bibliography (works cited) is usually not provided; names of reports or references may be mentioned in the text; sources, when used, are rarely cited in full [CHARACTERISTICS]

Output: Credits


Input: [2] PROPOSED [3] PROPOSED [0]

Output: TITLE OF EACH

SEC Info - Tao Minerals Ltd. - ‘SB-2/A’ on 6/16/05


Input: [2] MAXIMUM [3] MAXIMUM [0]

Output: CLASS OF

SEC Info - Tao Minerals Ltd. - ‘SB-2/A’ on 6/16/05


Input: [2] OFFERING [3] AGGREGATE [4] AMOUNT OF [0]

Output: SECURITIES

SEC Info - Tao Minerals Ltd. - ‘SB-2/A’ on 6/16/05


Input: [1] AMOUNT TO BE [2] PRICE PER [3] OFFERING [4] REGISTRATION [0]

Output: TO BE

SEC Info - Tao Minerals Ltd. - ‘SB-2/A’ on 6/16/05


Input: [1] REGISTERED [2] SHARE (1) [3] PRICE(2) [4] FEE (2) [0]

Output: REGISTERED

SEC Info - Tao Minerals Ltd. - ‘SB-2/A’ on 6/16/05


Input: [1] 3,339,500 [2] $0.05 [3] $166,975 [4] $19.65 [0]

Output: Common Stock

SEC Info - Tao Minerals Ltd. - ‘SB-2/A’ on 6/16/05


Input: [NOVICE] Basics [ADVANCED] Positional Judgment [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Tactics


Input: [NOVICE] Piece Names [ADVANCED] Pawn Power [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Forks-Intermediate


Input: [NOVICE] Piece Values [ADVANCED] Positional Play [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Pins-Intermediate


Input: [NOVICE] The Chessboard [ADVANCED] King Safety [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Skewers-Intermediate


Input: [NOVICE] Starting Position [ADVANCED] Rook Development [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Discovered Check


Input: [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Discovered Attack


Input: [NOVICE] Piece Movement [ADVANCED] Strategic Concepts [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Double Check


Input: [NOVICE] Rook Moves [ADVANCED] Attack & Defense [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Side File Mate


Input: [NOVICE] Bishop Moves [ADVANCED] Position Evaluation [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: X-Ray Attack


Input: [NOVICE] Queen Moves [ADVANCED] Why Resign? [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Clearance Sacrifice


Input: [NOVICE] Knight Moves [ADVANCED] Better Moves [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Removing Defender


Input: [NOVICE] Pawn Moves [ADVANCED] Best Play [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Deflections


Input: [NOVICE] Pawn Promotions [ADVANCED] Preventing Counterplay [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Decoys


Input: [NOVICE] King Moves [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Trapping


Input: [NOVICE] Capturing With Check [ADVANCED] Grandmaster Games [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Piece Tours


Input: [NOVICE] Escaping Check [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Rook Tours


Input: [NOVICE] Legal Moves [ADVANCED] Tactical Themes [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Bishop Tours


Input: [NOVICE] Castling Mechanics [ADVANCED] Interference [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Queen Tour


Input: [NOVICE] Castling Rules [ADVANCED] Zugzwang [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Knight Tours


Input: [ADVANCED] Zwischenzug [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: King Tours


Input: [NOVICE] Checkmate [ADVANCED] Under-Promotion [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Endgames


Input: [NOVICE] Draw [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Basic Opposition


Input: [NOVICE] Stalemate [ADVANCED] Tactical Vision [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: King & Pawn Endgames


Input: [ADVANCED] Advanced Visualization [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Outside Passed Pawns


Input: [NOVICE] Understanding Mate [ADVANCED] Advanced Calculation [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Pawn Advantage Endgames


Input: [NOVICE] Checkmater & Helpers [ADVANCED] Make-A-Mate, Advanced [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Pawn Breakthroughs


Input: [NOVICE] See-A-Mate [ADVANCED] Helpmates, Advanced [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Rook & Pawn Endgames


Input: [NOVICE] Is-It-Mate? [ADVANCED] Stalemates, Advanced [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Lucena Positions


Input: [NOVICE] Find-A-Mate [ADVANCED] Piece Play [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Playing Defense


Input: [NOVICE] Take Two Mates [ADVANCED] Strong Rook Moves [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Stop-A-Mate


Input: [NOVICE] Take Two Stalemates [ADVANCED] Strong Bishop Moves [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Stop-A-Threat


Input: [NOVICE] Delivering Mate [ADVANCED] Strong Knight Moves [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Tactical Themes


Input: [NOVICE] Two Queen Mate [ADVANCED] Strong King Moves [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Overworked Piece


Input: [NOVICE] Queen & Rook Mate [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Batteries


Input: [NOVICE] Two Rook Mate [ADVANCED] Endgames [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Pawn Weakness


Input: [NOVICE] King & Queen Prep [ADVANCED] Distant Opposition [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Famous Checkmates


Input: [NOVICE] King & Rook Prep [ADVANCED] King & Pawn, Advanced [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Back Rank Checkmate


Input: [ADVANCED] Rook & Pawn, Advanced [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Smothered Mate


Input: [NOVICE] Captures [ADVANCED] Queen & Pawn [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Safe Captures


Input: [NOVICE] Smart Captures [ADVANCED] Bishop & Pawn [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Mate Threats


Input: [NOVICE] Pieces En Prise [ADVANCED] Knight & Pawn [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Great Moves


Input: [NOVICE] Protected Pieces [ADVANCED] Bishop vs. Knight [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Make-A-Mate, Intermediate


Input: [NOVICE] Pawn En Passant [ADVANCED] Rook vs. Knight [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Plan-A-Mate


Input: [NOVICE] Stop-A-Loss [ADVANCED] Rook vs. Bishop [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Helpmates


Input: [ADVANCED] Queen vs. Rook [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Advantages


Input: [NOVICE] Tactics [ADVANCED] Queen & Minor vs. Queen [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Preventing Castling


Input: [NOVICE] Forks-Beginning [ADVANCED] Queen vs. Rook & Minor [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Delivering Mate


Input: [NOVICE] Pins-Beginning [ADVANCED] Queen vs. Two Minors [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: King & Queen Mate


Input: [NOVICE] Skewers-Beginning [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: King & Rook Mate


Input: [NOVICE] Best Move-Beginning [ADVANCED] Delivering Mate [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Two Bishop Mate


Input: [NOVICE] Forcing Mate [ADVANCED] Knight & Bishop Mate [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Forcing Moves


Input: [NOVICE] Mate In 1 - Lone King [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Win of Material


Input: [NOVICE] Mate In 1 - Castled King [ADVANCED] Opening Pitfalls [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Mate in Two Moves


Input: [NOVICE] Queen Mates [ADVANCED] Double King Pawn [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Intermediate Tactics


Input: [NOVICE] Bishop Mates [ADVANCED] Double Queen Pawn [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Attacking Combinations


Input: [NOVICE] Knight Mates [ADVANCED] Queen Pawn [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Visualize Mate


Input: [NOVICE] Create-A-Mate [ADVANCED] Flank Openings [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Best Move, Intermediate


Input: [NOVICE] Mate In 1 - Complex [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Intermediate Play


Input: [ADVANCED] Forcing Combinations [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: Intermediate Combinations


Input: [NOVICE] NOVICE [ADVANCED] ADVANCED [INTERMEDIATE]

Output: INTERMEDIATE


Input: [COMPOSTABLE BROWNS] Bread [NON-COMPOSTABLES] Anything treated with pesticides [COMPOSTABLE GREENS]

Output: Coffee grounds


Input: [COMPOSTABLE BROWNS] Bark [NON-COMPOSTABLES] Black walnut [COMPOSTABLE GREENS]

Output: Eggshells


Input: [COMPOSTABLE BROWNS] Dried Leaves [NON-COMPOSTABLES] Blood, bones, meat, fish [COMPOSTABLE GREENS]

Output: Fresh garden clippings


Input: [COMPOSTABLE BROWNS] Dried grass [NON-COMPOSTABLES] Cat or dog feces [COMPOSTABLE GREENS]

Output: Fresh grass clippings


Input: [COMPOSTABLE BROWNS] Dried plant and tree trimmings [NON-COMPOSTABLES] Dairy products [COMPOSTABLE GREENS]

Output: Fresh leaves


Input: [COMPOSTABLE BROWNS] Pasta [NON-COMPOSTABLES] Fat, grease, oil [COMPOSTABLE GREENS]

Output: Fruit and vegetable scraps and peelings


Input: [COMPOSTABLE BROWNS] Pine needles (sparingly) [NON-COMPOSTABLES] Glossy paper [COMPOSTABLE GREENS]

Output: Produce (i.e., fruits, vegetables)


Input: [0] BENEFICIAL [1] NEUTRAL [2] NEUTRAL [3]

Output: AVOID

Blood Type B Diet & Food List - Mind Body Spirit


Input: [0] BEET [1] ALFALFA SPROUTS [2] HORSERADISH [3]

Output: ARTICHOKE

Blood Type B Diet & Food List - Mind Body Spirit


Input: [0] BEET GREENS [1] ARUGULA [2] KELP [3]

Output: CORN

Blood Type B Diet & Food List - Mind Body Spirit


Input: [0] BROCCOLI [1] ASPARAGUS [2] KOHLRABI [3]

Output: OLIVE

Blood Type B Diet & Food List - Mind Body Spirit


Input: [0] BRUSSELS SPROUT [1] BAMBOO SHOOT [2] LEEK [3]

Output: PUMPKIN

Blood Type B Diet & Food List - Mind Body Spirit


Input: [0] CABBAGE [1] BOK CHOY [2] LETTUCE [3]

Output: RADISH/SPROUT

Blood Type B Diet & Food List - Mind Body Spirit


Input: [0] CARROT [1] CAPERS [2] MUSHROOM (OTHER) [3]

Output: RHUBARB

Blood Type B Diet & Food List - Mind Body Spirit


Input: [0] CAULIFLOWER [1] CELERY [2] OYSTER PLANT [3]

Output: TOMATO

Blood Type B Diet & Food List - Mind Body Spirit


Input: [L/R] 1 [LAST NAME] Unknown [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Unknown [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 2 [LAST NAME] Unknown [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Unknown [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 3 [LAST NAME] Unknown [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Unknown [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 4 [LAST NAME] Unknown [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Unknown [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 5 [LAST NAME] Unknown [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Unknown [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 6 [LAST NAME] Unknown [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Unknown [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 7 [LAST NAME] Isaacs [FIRST NAME] Gillian [PARENT'S NAME] Hessie Baron & Leslie Isaacs [TYPE] Teenager [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 8 [LAST NAME] Isaacs [FIRST NAME] David [PARENT'S NAME] Hessie Baron & Leslie Isaacs [TYPE] Teenager [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 9 [LAST NAME] Unknown [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Unknown [TYPE] Teenager [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 10 [LAST NAME] Unknown [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Unknown [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 11 [LAST NAME] Unknown [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Unknown [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 12 [LAST NAME] Unknown [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Unknown [TYPE] Teenager [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 13 [LAST NAME] Tooch [FIRST NAME] Lauren [PARENT'S NAME] Helene Schaverein & David Tooch [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 14 [LAST NAME] Tooch [FIRST NAME] Gary [PARENT'S NAME] Helene Schaverein & David Tooch [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 15 [LAST NAME] Unknown [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Unknown [TYPE] Teenager [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 16 [LAST NAME] Unknown [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Unknown [TYPE] Teenager [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 17 [LAST NAME] Sacher [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Linda Sachar & Mervyn Sacher [TYPE] Teenager [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 18 [LAST NAME] Mentor [FIRST NAME] Justin [PARENT'S NAME] Gillian Sachar & Mandy Mentor [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 19 [LAST NAME] Goldberg [FIRST NAME] Lauren [PARENT'S NAME] Rene ? & Brian Goldberg [TYPE] Teenager [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 20 [LAST NAME] Sacher [FIRST NAME] David [PARENT'S NAME] Linda Sachar & Mervyn Sacher [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 21 [LAST NAME] Sacher [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Linda Sachar & Mervyn Sacher [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 22 [LAST NAME] Mentor [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Gillian Sachar & Mandy Mentor [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 23 [LAST NAME] Goldberg [FIRST NAME] Joel [PARENT'S NAME] Rene ? & Brian Goldberg [TYPE] Teenager [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 24 [LAST NAME] Unknown [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Unknown [TYPE] Teenager [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 25 [LAST NAME] Shaverein [FIRST NAME] Ida [PARENT'S NAME] David Sachar & Chaya Zieper [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 26 [LAST NAME] Baron [FIRST NAME] Minnie [PARENT'S NAME] Wife of Barney Baron (nee ?) [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 27 [LAST NAME] Baron [FIRST NAME] Barney [PARENT'S NAME] Husband of Minnie ? [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 28 [LAST NAME] Baron [FIRST NAME] Channah [PARENT'S NAME] Wife of Israel Baron (nee ?) [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 29 [LAST NAME] Geffen [FIRST NAME] Hilda [PARENT'S NAME] David Sachar & Chaya Zieper [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 30 [LAST NAME] Berman [FIRST NAME] Hershell [PARENT'S NAME] Husband of Vitel Sachar (orig. Pergament) [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 31 [LAST NAME] Fendel [FIRST NAME] Miriam [PARENT'S NAME] Velva Sachar & Rochel-Beile Zieper [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 32 [LAST NAME] Lazurus [FIRST NAME] Lilly [PARENT'S NAME] Isaac Zieper & Ester Pelovitz [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 33 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Michael [PARENT'S NAME] Jackie Sachar & Maureen Krawitz [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 34 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Manual (Big) [PARENT'S NAME] Velva Sachar & Rochel-Beile Zieper [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 35 [LAST NAME] Lowe [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Roseland Zieper & David Lowe [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 36 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Phyllis [PARENT'S NAME] Wife of Manual (Big) (nee Bergman) [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 37 [LAST NAME] Zieper [FIRST NAME] Dolly [PARENT'S NAME] Wife of Sam Zieper (nee Arenson) [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 38 [LAST NAME] Lowe [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Roseland Zieper & David Lowe [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 39 [LAST NAME] Unknown [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Unknown [TYPE] Teenager [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 40 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Issy [PARENT'S NAME] Velva Sachar & Rochel-Beile Zieper [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 41 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Ethel [PARENT'S NAME] Wife of Issy Sachar (nee Kreiner) [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 42 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Fanny [PARENT'S NAME] Wife of Manual (Small)(nee Kolnik) [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 43 [LAST NAME] Fendel [FIRST NAME] Louis [PARENT'S NAME] Husband of Miriam Sachar [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 44 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Max [PARENT'S NAME] David Sachar & Chaya Zieper [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 45 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Eileen [PARENT'S NAME] Unknown [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 46 [LAST NAME] Tooch [FIRST NAME] Helene [PARENT'S NAME] Ida Sachar & Hymie Shaverein [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 47 [LAST NAME] Saacks [FIRST NAME] Hank [PARENT'S NAME] Husband of Tillie Baron [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 48 [LAST NAME] Boiskin [FIRST NAME] Hilda [PARENT'S NAME] Barney Baron & Minnie ? [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 49 [LAST NAME] Baron [FIRST NAME] Cynthia [PARENT'S NAME] Wife of Louis Baron (nee ?) [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 50 [LAST NAME] Isaacs [FIRST NAME] Leslie [PARENT'S NAME] Husband of Hessie Baron [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 51 [LAST NAME] Baron [FIRST NAME] Louis [PARENT'S NAME] Barney Baron & Minnie ? [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 52 [LAST NAME] Isaacs [FIRST NAME] Hessie [PARENT'S NAME] Israel Baron & Channah ? [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 53 [LAST NAME] Baron [FIRST NAME] Abe [PARENT'S NAME] Israel Baron & Channah ? [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 54 [LAST NAME] Kolevsohn [FIRST NAME] Rosa [PARENT'S NAME] Hilda Sachar & Joel Geffin [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 55 [LAST NAME] Kolevsohn [FIRST NAME] Morrie [PARENT'S NAME] Husband of Rosa Geffin [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 56 [LAST NAME] Sacher [FIRST NAME] Mervyn [PARENT'S NAME] Husband of Linda Sachar [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 57 [LAST NAME] Sacher [FIRST NAME] Linda [PARENT'S NAME] Max Sachar & Eileen ? [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 58 [LAST NAME] Mentor [FIRST NAME] Gillian [PARENT'S NAME] Max Sachar & Eileen ? [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 59 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Brian [PARENT'S NAME] Manual (Small) Sachar & Fanny Kolnik [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 60 [LAST NAME] Lowe [FIRST NAME] David [PARENT'S NAME] Husband of Roseland Zieper [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 61 [LAST NAME] Lowe [FIRST NAME] Roseland [PARENT'S NAME] Sam Zieper & Dolly Arenson [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 62 [LAST NAME] Zieper [FIRST NAME] Pat [PARENT'S NAME] Wife of Jefferey Zieper (nee ?) [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 63 [LAST NAME] Zieper [FIRST NAME] Jefferey [PARENT'S NAME] Sam Zieper & Dolly Arenson [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 64 [LAST NAME] Zieper [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Jefferey Zieper & Pat ? [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 65 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Valda [PARENT'S NAME] Issy Sachar & Ethel Kreiner [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 66 [LAST NAME] Len [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Sister of Barney Len [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 67 [LAST NAME] Len [FIRST NAME] Barney [PARENT'S NAME] Husband of Rene Sachar [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 68 [LAST NAME] Len [FIRST NAME] Rene [PARENT'S NAME] Max Sachar & Eileen ? [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 69 [LAST NAME] Len [FIRST NAME] Robert [PARENT'S NAME] Rene Sachar & Barney Len [TYPE] Baby [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 70 [LAST NAME] Saacks [FIRST NAME] Tillie [PARENT'S NAME] Barney Baron & Minnie ? [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 71 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Maureen [PARENT'S NAME] Wife of Jackie Sachar (nee Krawitz) [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 72 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Jackie [PARENT'S NAME] Manual (Big) Sachar & Phyllis Bergman [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 73 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Julius [PARENT'S NAME] David Sachar & Chaya Zieper [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 74 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Sheila [PARENT'S NAME] Wife of Julius Sachar (nee Goldin) [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 75 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Varda [PARENT'S NAME] Julius Sachar & Shiela Goldin [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 77 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Aviva [PARENT'S NAME] Julius Sachar & Shiela Goldin [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 78 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Elana [PARENT'S NAME] Julius Sachar & Shiela Goldin [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 78 [LAST NAME] Green [FIRST NAME] Joe [PARENT'S NAME] Unknown [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 79 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Edna [PARENT'S NAME] Julius Sachar & Shiela Goldin [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 80 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Kim [PARENT'S NAME] Elliot Sachar & Cherie Lewin [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 81 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Elliot [PARENT'S NAME] Manual (Small) Sachar & Fanny Kolnik [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [L/R] 82 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Cindy [PARENT'S NAME] Elliot Sachar & Cherie Lewin [TYPE] Child [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 83 [LAST NAME] Sachar [FIRST NAME] Cherie [PARENT'S NAME] Wife of Elliot Sachar (nee Lewin) [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 84 [LAST NAME] Unknown [FIRST NAME] Unknown [PARENT'S NAME] Unknown [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Female


Input: [L/R] 85 [LAST NAME] Tooch [FIRST NAME] David [PARENT'S NAME] Husband of Helene Shaverein [TYPE] Adult [SEX]

Output: Male


Input: [SYMPTOM] PMS Peri Menopause Menopause Bloating Depression Hormonal Fluctuations [REMEDY]

Output: BALANCE


Input: [SYMPTOM] Stress Anxiety [REMEDY]

Output: CALM


Input: [SYMPTOM] Headaches Muscular aches and pains Back aches Shoulder pain Knee pain Arthritis Foot pain Sports injury [REMEDY]

Output: RELIEF


Input: [SYMPTOM] Emotional fragility Emotional trauma Loss Mourning [REMEDY]

Output: FORTIFY


Input: [SYMPTOM] Anxiety Insomnia Sleep Difficulties [REMEDY]

Output: SLEEP


Input: [SYMPTOM] Low energy Bloating Sadness [REMEDY]

Output: REFRESH


Input: [SYMPTOM] Bloating Jet lag Low energy [REMEDY]

Output: DETOX


Input: [SYMPTOM] Depression The blues and blahs [REMEDY]

Output: UPLIFT


Input: [SYMPTOM] Low libido Romance [REMEDY]

Output: PASSION


Input: [OPEN PROCEDURE] 5-10 sutures [SECTR]

Output: Stitchless

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Doctor Los Angeles, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Specialist LA


Input: [OPEN PROCEDURE] 3 inch scar [SECTR]

Output: 1/4 inch scar

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Doctor Los Angeles, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Specialist LA


Input: [OPEN PROCEDURE] Tender scar for months, possible permanent [SECTR]

Output: Little to no scar sensitivity

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Doctor Los Angeles, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Specialist LA


Input: [OPEN PROCEDURE] Splint for 3 weeks [SECTR]

Output: Small dressing

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Doctor Los Angeles, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Specialist LA


Input: [OPEN PROCEDURE] Must keep dry for 3 weeks [SECTR]

Output: May get dressing wet

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Doctor Los Angeles, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Specialist LA


Input: [OPEN PROCEDURE] 4-8 weeks of therapy [SECTR]

Output: Usually no therapy

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Doctor Los Angeles, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Specialist LA


Input: [OPEN PROCEDURE] Light activities at 3 weeks [SECTR]

Output: Light activities Immediately

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Doctor Los Angeles, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Specialist LA


Input: [OPEN PROCEDURE] Return to strenous work at 3 months [SECTR]

Output: Return to strenous work at 1 month

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Doctor Los Angeles, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Specialist LA


Input: [YEAR ONE: JEFFERSON] Anatomy and Histology [YEAR TWO: JEFFERSON]

Output: Microbiology/Immunology

Penn State's Accelerated Premedical-Medical Program (B.S./M.D.) — Eberly College of Science

Years one and two of the Jefferson plan.


Input: [YEAR ONE: JEFFERSON] Biochemistry/Molecular Biology [YEAR TWO: JEFFERSON]

Output: Pathology

Penn State's Accelerated Premedical-Medical Program (B.S./M.D.) — Eberly College of Science


Input: [YEAR ONE: JEFFERSON] Physiology and Neuroscience [YEAR TWO: JEFFERSON]

Output: Pharmacology

Penn State's Accelerated Premedical-Medical Program (B.S./M.D.) — Eberly College of Science


Input: [YEAR ONE: JEFFERSON] Biostatistics and Informatics [YEAR TWO: JEFFERSON]

Output: Physical Diagnosis

Penn State's Accelerated Premedical-Medical Program (B.S./M.D.) — Eberly College of Science


Input: [YEAR ONE: JEFFERSON] Medical Genetics [YEAR TWO: JEFFERSON]

Output: Health of the Public

Penn State's Accelerated Premedical-Medical Program (B.S./M.D.) — Eberly College of Science


Input: [YEAR ONE: JEFFERSON] Health Policy and Ethics [YEAR TWO: JEFFERSON]

Output: Intro to Clinical Medicine

Penn State's Accelerated Premedical-Medical Program (B.S./M.D.) — Eberly College of Science


Input: [YEAR ONE: JEFFERSON] First Aid and Medical Emergencies [YEAR TWO: JEFFERSON]

Output: Law and Medicine

Penn State's Accelerated Premedical-Medical Program (B.S./M.D.) — Eberly College of Science


Input: [SERVICE] No Cost Share Drafts [AVAILABLE]

Output: Yes

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [SERVICE] ATM/Debit Card Program [AVAILABLE]

Output: Yes

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [SERVICE] No Surcharge ATMs [AVAILABLE]

Output: Yes

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [SERVICE] Home Banking Via Internet Website [AVAILABLE]

Output: Yes

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [SERVICE] Audio Response/Phone Based [AVAILABLE]

Output: Yes

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [SERVICE] Mobile Banking [AVAILABLE]

Output: No

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [SERVICE] e-Statements [AVAILABLE]

Output: Yes

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [SERVICE] Remote Deposit Capture [AVAILABLE]

Output: No

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [SERVICE] No Cost Bill Payer [AVAILABLE]

Output: Yes

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [SERVICE] Overdraft Protection/Courtesy Pay [AVAILABLE]

Output: Yes

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [SERVICE] Overdraft Lines of Credit [AVAILABLE]

Output: No

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [SERVICE] Pay Day Lending [AVAILABLE]

Output: No

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [SERVICE] First Time Homebuyer Program [AVAILABLE]

Output: No

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [SERVICE] Business Share Accounts [AVAILABLE]

Output: No

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [SERVICE] Member Business Loans [AVAILABLE]

Output: No

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [SERVICE] Financial Counseling [AVAILABLE]

Output: No

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [SERVICE] Financial Education [AVAILABLE]

Output: No

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [SERVICE] Financial Literacy Workshops [AVAILABLE]

Output: No

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [SERVICE] Student Scholarships [AVAILABLE]

Output: Yes

JEFFERSON PARISH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION -


Input: [0] AUTHOR* [JOURNAL] Expert (scholar, professor, researcher, etc.) Author nearly always named. [MAGAZINE]

Output: Journalist or layperson. Sometimes author is not named.

Cuesta College Library - Magazine vs. Journal


Input: [0] NOTES* [JOURNAL] Usually includes notes and/or bibliography [MAGAZINE]

Output: Few or no references or notes

Cuesta College Library - Magazine vs. Journal


Input: [0] STYLE [JOURNAL] Uses technical or specialized language; written by experts for experts. [MAGAZINE]

Output: Journalistic; written for the average reader

Cuesta College Library - Magazine vs. Journal


Input: [0] EDITING* [JOURNAL] Usually reviewed by an editorial board of outside scholars ("peer-reviewed" or "jury-reviewed") [MAGAZINE]

Output: Reviewed by one or more persons employed by magazine

Cuesta College Library - Magazine vs. Journal


Input: [0] AUDIENCE [JOURNAL] For scholars or researchers in the field [MAGAZINE]

Output: For the general public

Cuesta College Library - Magazine vs. Journal


Input: [0] ADS [JOURNAL] Few or none; if any, usually for books or professional materials [MAGAZINE]

Output: Many, often in color

Cuesta College Library - Magazine vs. Journal


Input: [0] LOOK [JOURNAL] More sedate look; mostly text [MAGAZINE]

Output: Glossy, many pictures in color

Cuesta College Library - Magazine vs. Journal


Input: [0] FREQUENCY [JOURNAL] Usually monthly or quarterly [MAGAZINE]

Output: Usually weekly or monthly

Cuesta College Library - Magazine vs. Journal


Input: [0] CONTENTS [JOURNAL] News and research from the field [MAGAZINE]

Output: Current events; general interest

Cuesta College Library - Magazine vs. Journal


Input: [COMMAND] B [DESCRIPTION] Summary of available balances for all accounts [FUNCTION]

Output: Balance

Text Banking - National Bank of Coxsackie


Input: [COMMAND] H [DESCRIPTION] Summary of recent transactions per account [FUNCTION]

Output: History

Text Banking - National Bank of Coxsackie


Input: [COMMAND] C [DESCRIPTION] List of available Text Banking commands [FUNCTION]

Output: Command

Text Banking - National Bank of Coxsackie


Input: [COMMAND] HE [DESCRIPTION] Help content for Text Banking [FUNCTION]

Output: Help

Text Banking - National Bank of Coxsackie


Input: [COMMAND] L [DESCRIPTION] Receive a URL for the Mobile Browser website (user must first activate their mobile web browser) [FUNCTION]

Output: Login

Text Banking - National Bank of Coxsackie


Input: [COMMAND] R [DESCRIPTION] Receive a URL and new activation code for the Mobile Browser website (user must first activate their mobile web browser) [FUNCTION]

Output: Recover

Text Banking - National Bank of Coxsackie


Input: [COMMAND] S [DESCRIPTION] De-activate all text services [FUNCTION]

Output: Stop

Text Banking - National Bank of Coxsackie


Input: [MRC] AGBE [Characteristics] ANY ACCEPTABLE [Requirement Statement]

Output: IMPREGNATION MATERIAL


Input: [MRC] ALGC [Characteristics] CLAMP MTD [Requirement Statement]

Output: MOUNTING CONFIGURATION


Input: [MRC] ARPK [Characteristics] WIRE LEAD W/LUG SOLDER LUG [Requirement Statement]

Output: SECONDARY TERMINAL TYPE


Input: [MRC] ARPJ [Characteristics] 2 [Requirement Statement]

Output: PRIMARY TERMINAL QUANTITY


Input: [MRC] ARPG [Characteristics] 40 [Requirement Statement]

Output: SECONDARY WINDING AWG SIZE


Input: [MRC] ABWP [Characteristics] INCLUDED [Requirement Statement]

Output: FRAME


Input: [MRC] ABRY [Characteristics] 1.382 INCHES NOMINAL [Requirement Statement]

Output: LENGTH


Input: [MRC] ARPP [Characteristics] ANY ACCEPTABLE [Requirement Statement]

Output: EXTERIOR INSULATION MATERIAL


Input: [MRC] HGTH [Characteristics] 2.175 INCHES NOMINAL [Requirement Statement]

Output: HEIGHT


Input: [MRC] ARPL [Characteristics] 1 1 [Requirement Statement]

Output: SECONDARY TERMINAL QUANTITY


Input: [MRC] ARPE [Characteristics] 21 [Requirement Statement]

Output: PRIMARY WINDING AWG SIZE


Input: [MRC] ARPH [Characteristics] WIRE LEAD W/LUG [Requirement Statement]

Output: PRIMARY TERMINAL TYPE


Input: [MRC] ABGL [Characteristics] 2.125 INCHES NOMINAL [Requirement Statement]

Output: WIDTH


Input: [MRC] ARPD [Characteristics] 130 136 [Requirement Statement]

Output: PRIMARY WINDING TURN QUANTITY


Input: [MRC] ARPF [Characteristics] 14000 [Requirement Statement]

Output: SECONDARY WINDING TURN QUANTITY


Input: [MRC] ARPM [Characteristics] NOT INCLUDED [Requirement Statement]

Output: CORE


Input: [FORMULA] N2O [COMMON NAME] nitrous oxide [SYSTEM NAME]

Output: dinitrogen monoxide


Input: [FORMULA] NO [COMMON NAME] nitric oxide [SYSTEM NAME]

Output: nitrogen monoxide


Input: [FORMULA] N2O3 [COMMON NAME] nitrous anhydride [SYSTEM NAME]

Output: dinitrogen trioxide


Input: [FORMULA] NO2 [COMMON NAME] nitrogen dioxide [SYSTEM NAME]

Output: nitrogen dioxide


Input: [FORMULA] N2O4 [COMMON NAME] nitrogen tetroxide [SYSTEM NAME]

Output: dinitrogen tetroxide


Input: [FORMULA] N2O5 [COMMON NAME] nitric anhydride [SYSTEM NAME]

Output: dinitrogen pentoxide


Input: [FORMULA] NO3 [COMMON NAME] nitrogen trioxide [SYSTEM NAME]

Output: nitrogen trioxide


Input: [Visit us on Facebook] Download and read the latest General Orders [2] UPDATED 5/12/15 [FACEBOOK PAGE]

Output: CURRENT GENERAL ORDERS


Input: [Visit us on Facebook] Download and review past General Orders [FACEBOOK PAGE]

Output: PAST GENERAL ORDERS


Input: [Visit us on Facebook] Read up on the latest Line Box New Letter [2] UPDATED 4/6/15 [FACEBOOK PAGE]

Output: CURRENT LINE BOX NEWS LETTER


Input: [Visit us on Facebook] Review past news letters [FACEBOOK PAGE]

Output: PAST LINE BOX NEWS LETTERS


Input: [Visit us on Facebook] Box 52 news and other tid bits [2] UPDATED 6/27/15 [FACEBOOK PAGE]

Output: NEWS


Input: [Visit us on Facebook] Special Features including photos from our fantastic bus trips and the Toronto Firebuffs Newsletters [2] UPDATED 6/24/15 [FACEBOOK PAGE]

Output: SPECIAL FEATURES


Input: [Visit us on Facebook] Box 52, where the organization got its start [FACEBOOK PAGE]

Output: BOSTON FIRE OF 1872


Input: [Visit us on Facebook] Multiple Alarm Listings from the METROFIRE District [2] UPDATED 5/14/15 [FACEBOOK PAGE]

Output: METROFIRE MULTIPLE ALARMS


Input: [Visit us on Facebook] List of Members in order of seniority [2] UPDATED 6/22/14 [FACEBOOK PAGE]

Output: SENIORITY LIST


Input: [Visit us on Facebook] Contact the officers of Box 52 [FACEBOOK PAGE]

Output: CONTACT INFORMATION


Input: [Visit us on Facebook] Links to our favorite sites [FACEBOOK PAGE]

Output: LINKS


Input: [PhenTabz vs. QNEXA] AVERAGE WEIGHT LOSS [PhenTabz] 2-3 LBS / WEEK [QNEXA]

Output: DEPENDS


Input: [PhenTabz vs. QNEXA] APPETITE SUPPRESSION [PhenTabz] STRONG [QNEXA]

Output: STRONG


Input: [PhenTabz vs. QNEXA] METABOLISM BOOST [PhenTabz] STRONG [QNEXA]


Input: [PhenTabz vs. QNEXA] ENERGY BOOST [PhenTabz] STRONG [QNEXA]


Input: [PhenTabz vs. QNEXA] INCREASED MOTIVATION [PhenTabz] YES [QNEXA]

Output: POSSIBLE


Input: [PhenTabz vs. QNEXA] SIDE EFFECTS [PhenTabz] NO [QNEXA]

Output: HIGHER RISK


Input: [PhenTabz vs. QNEXA] REQUIRES PRESCRIPTION [PhenTabz] NO [QNEXA]

Output: YES


Input: [PhenTabz vs. QNEXA] LONG TERM WEIGHT LOSS [PhenTabz] YES [QNEXA]

Output: NO


Input: [PhenTabz vs. QNEXA] AVAILABLE NOW [PhenTabz] YES [QNEXA]

Output: NO


Input: [NOT GUILTY] NOT GUILTY Client was adult, victim was teenager [Assault Jury Trial]

Output: Assault Jury Trial


Input: [NOT GUILTY] REDUCED Reduced to misdemeanor assault [Assault Jury Trial]

Output: Attempted Murder


Input: [NOT GUILTY] DISMISSED Client tried to hit two people with car [Assault Jury Trial]

Output: Aggravated Assault


Input: [NOT GUILTY] DISMISSED Client took four anger management classes [Assault Jury Trial]

Output: Assault, Family Violence


Input: [NOT GUILTY] DISMISSED Client hit wife and her female friend [Assault Jury Trial]

Output: Assault, Family Violence


Input: [NOT GUILTY] DISMISSED Client hit wife in front their kids [Assault Jury Trial]

Output: Assault, Family Violence


Input: [NOT GUILTY] DISMISSED Client had prior assault arrests [Assault Jury Trial]

Output: Assault, Family Violence


Input: [NOT GUILTY] DISMISSED Client broke into victim’s home, shot victim in stomach [Assault Jury Trial]

Output: Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon


Input: [NOT GUILTY] DISMISSED Client, who had been in prison multiples times, shot victim twice [Assault Jury Trial]

Output: Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon


Input: [TASK] Abrasive Blasting [HAZARD] Dust/toxic metals [TYPE OF REQUIRED RESPIRATOR]

Output: Silica Abrasive: Air line with abrasive blasting helmet/hood


Input: [TASK] Welding & Cutting cartridge [HAZARD] Fumes, gases [TYPE OF REQUIRED RESPIRATOR]

Output: Half-face piece respirator with fume or air-line respirator


Input: [TASK] Spray Painting (organic solvents paints) [HAZARD] Vapors/Mists [TYPE OF REQUIRED RESPIRATOR]

Output: Half-face piece with organic cartridge and paint spray mist over filter or Airline system depending on type of paint. Note: if lead based paint must use a combination HEPA and organic vapor cartridge.


Input: [TASK] Road Dust/Construction Surfacing Activities [HAZARD] Dust [TYPE OF REQUIRED RESPIRATOR]

Output: Depending on levels from total or toxic dust disposable respirator, half-mask face piece respirator with dust filter or HEPA cartridge.


Input: [TASK] Asphalt Fumes [HAZARD] Hydrocarbon Fumes [TYPE OF REQUIRED RESPIRATOR]

Output: Fume cartridge half-mask and/or organic vapor cartridge (non-cancer form)


Input: [TASK] Herbicides/Pesticides Mixing or,  If specifically required on MSDS’s [HAZARD] Depends on formulation Dust Mists/Vapors [TYPE OF REQUIRED RESPIRATOR]

Output: CURRENT MATERIALS DO NOT REQUIRE RESPIRATORS Note: Check MSDS of new Herbicides


Input: [TASK] Sweepers and other construction or lawn maintenance equipment (i.e. mowers) [HAZARD] Dust [TYPE OF REQUIRED RESPIRATOR]

Output: Depending on levels from total or toxic dust disposable respirator and half-face piece dust/mist or HEPA cartridge.


Input: [TASK] Vehicle Exhaust (i.e. in tunnels, sand sheds, or poor ventilated shops) complex mixtures) [HAZARD] Carbon monoxide (CO) Diesel emissions ( CO, oxides of nitrogen and [TYPE OF REQUIRED RESPIRATOR]

Output: Airline respirators or special approved gas masks with end-of-service life indicators.


Input: [TASK] Confined space entry [HAZARD] Toxic Atmosphere O2 deficiency Possible IDHL [TYPE OF REQUIRED RESPIRATOR]

Output: If IDLH environment a minimum of 5 min. escape cylinder is required to be worn in conjunction with the airline


Input: [TASK] Emergency Fire Response [HAZARD] Toxic Atmosphere [TYPE OF REQUIRED RESPIRATOR]

Output: Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) O2 deficiency, dust Smoke, Possible IDHL


Input: [0] Paper Pulp [DUST] Low [ABSORPTION] Good [DISPOSAL] Can be flushed, bagged or composted [HEALTH HAZARDS]

Output: None observed


Input: [0] Dry Grass Pellets [DUST] Low [ABSORPTION] Good [DISPOSAL] Can be flushed, bagged or composted [HEALTH HAZARDS]

Output: None observed


Input: [0] Generic Clay [DUST] High [ABSORPTION] Good [DISPOSAL] Heavy. Unsuitable for garden compost [HEALTH HAZARDS]

Output: Irritating to eyes and respiratory tract


Input: [0] Dustless Clay [DUST] Low [ABSORPTION] Good [DISPOSAL] Heavy. Unsuitable for garden compost [HEALTH HAZARDS]

Output: Irritating to GI tract if swallowed


Input: [0] Shredded Paper [DUST] Low [ABSORPTION] Fair [DISPOSAL] Can be bagged for disposal service [HEALTH HAZARDS]

Output: Excessive ingestion may cause blockage


Input: [0] Corn Cob [DUST] Medium [ABSORPTION] Fair [DISPOSAL] Can be composted for garden [HEALTH HAZARDS]

Output: Fungal spores may cause mold, can cause fatal blockages if ingested


Input: [0] Straw [DUST] High [ABSORPTION] Poor [DISPOSAL] Bulky but light. Can be composted [HEALTH HAZARDS]

Output: None (unless allowed to mold)


Input: [0] Pine Shavings [DUST] High [ABSORPTION] Good [DISPOSAL] Can be composted [HEALTH HAZARDS]

Output: Phenols may cause liver damage


Input: [0] Cedar Chips [DUST] Medium [ABSORPTION] Fair [DISPOSAL] Use as mulch around trees & shrubs [HEALTH HAZARDS]

Output: Phenols may cause liver damage


Input: [0] Chemical Sand [DUST] Medium [ABSORPTION] Good [DISPOSAL] Can be flushed [HEALTH HAZARDS]

Output: Causes deadly blockages in GI tract when ingested.


Input: [0] Peat Moss [DUST] Medium [ABSORPTION] Fair [DISPOSAL] Can be added directly to garden soil [HEALTH HAZARDS]

Output: High in nitrogen (swallowing unlikely)


Input: [0] Compressed sawdust pellets [DUST] Low [ABSORPTION] Good to Excellent [DISPOSAL] Can be bagged or composted. [HEALTH HAZARDS]

Output: None observed.


Input: [0] Silica-gel litters [DUST] Medium [ABSORPTION] Good [DISPOSAL] Must be bagged for disposal service. [HEALTH HAZARDS]

Output: Toxic if eaten; must be placed where rabbits can't eat.


Input: [0] Pectin-based litters [DUST] low [ABSORPTION] Good [DISPOSAL] Can be bagged or composted. [HEALTH HAZARDS]

Output: will cause GI problems or obesity if eaten to excess. Will not holddown bacterial growth.


Input: [0] oat-hull litters [DUST] low [ABSORPTION] good [DISPOSAL] Can be bagged or composted. [HEALTH HAZARDS]

Output: will cause obesity of eaten to excess. Will not hold down bacterialgrowth.


Input: [Wave] ALPHA WAVE CONGRATULATIONS ALPHA TURKEY [Description]

Output: FIRST ASSAULT


Input: [Wave] BETA WAVE GOOD JOB BETA BEGINER [Description]

Output: SKY BATTLES


Input: [Wave] GAMMA WAVE OFF TO A GOOD START GAMMA GREENHORNE [Description]

Output: TRUCKS APPEAR


Input: [Wave] DELTA WAVE DONT GET TOO CONFIDENT DELTA APPRENTICE [Description]

Output: HUMPHREY LIVES


Input: [Wave] WAVE EPSILON BUY THE COW EPSILON ROOKIE [Description]

Output: ANGUISH


Input: [Wave] ZETA WAVE NOT BAD HOT SHOT ZETA EXPLORER [Description]

Output: POP CORN


Input: [Wave] ETA WAVE IT GETS TOUGHER ETA ENSIGN [Description]

Output: BORN LOSERS


Input: [Wave] THETA WAVE GOOD JOB MAYNARD THETA SHUFFLER [Description]

Output: AVENGERS


Input: [Wave] IOTA WAVE SO YOU THINK YOU ARE GOOD IOTA SCOUT [Description]

Output: NOT MUCH


Input: [Wave] WAVE KAPPA MAYBE YOU ARE GOOD KAPPA ADVENTURER [Description]

Output: WILD ONES


Input: [Wave] LAMBDA WAVE KEEP IT GOING LAMBDA FIGHTER [Description]

Output: LEG OF


Input: [Wave] MU WAVE A DOZEN DONE MU MARAUDER [Description]

Output: COW


Input: [Wave] NU WAVE WILL THEY CONTINUE THEIR SLAUGHTER NU FLYING TIGER [Description]

Output: PUNKS


Input: [Wave] XI WAVE SO YOU LIKE TO WIN GAMES XI SPEARHEAD [Description]

Output: TURKS


Input: [Wave] WAVE OMICRON SEND YOUR DOLLARS TO OMICRON HUNTER [Description]

Output: NEAR


Input: [Wave] PI WAVE ONLY EIGHT MORE WAVES PI PILOT [Description]

Output: ARE SQUARE


Input: [Wave] RHO WAVE IF YOU THINK THAT WAS HARD RHO CONDOR [Description]

Output: YOUR BOAT


Input: [Wave] SIGMA WAVE THAT WAS CHEESCAKE SIGMA KNIGHT [Description]

Output: SICK PA


Input: [Wave] TAU WAVE WEIRDISH PURPLE GASEOUS CLOUDS TAU AIRSHARK [Description]

Output: HIS AND HERS


Input: [Wave] WAVE UPSILON WOULD YOU RATHER BE IN UTAH UPSILON DEFENDER [Description]

Output: BYE BYE


Input: [Wave] PHI WAVE VISIT ME IN HAWAII SOME TIME PHI EAGLE [Description]

Output: BLOODY BATTLE


Input: [Wave] CHI WAVE NOW FOR A BREATHER CHI COMMANDER [Description]

Output: VICIOUS ATTACK


Input: [Wave] PSI WAVE ONLY ONE MORE ROUND PSI CONQUERER [Description]

Output: THE SPY


Input: [Wave] OMEGA WAVE YOU HAVE DONE IT OMEGA FLYING LEATHERNECK [Description]

Output: FINAL BATTLE


Input: [0] TYPES OF SMALL GROUPS [META MODEL] Any type of group is acceptable in the Meta Model [PURE CELL CHURCH]

Output: The cell group is similar in vision, focus, format, and purpose


Input: [0] SMALL GROUPS / CHURCH PROGRAM [META MODEL] There is no conflict between the small groups and church programs because oftentimes the small groups are simply another program [PURE CELL CHURCH]

Output: The cell groups are the program Other programs are generally resisted in order to prioritize the cell ministry


Input: [0] HEAD PASTOR [META MODEL] Could possibly delegate this ministry to an associate pastor and still maintain the small group program [PURE CELL CHURCH]

Output: Must be at the very center of the cell ministry in order to guarantee success


Input: [0] ADMINIS-TRATIVE CONTROL [META MODEL] Very loose and flexible with some light control [PURE CELL CHURCH]

Output: Strongly organized, directed, and controlled system to ensure quality control


Input: [0] MULTIPLICATION [META MODEL] A desired option for the small groups [PURE CELL CHURCH]

Output: A prerequisite for group to continue Strongly encouraged and promoted


Input: [0] LEADER-SHIP TRAINING [META MODEL] Some kind of ongoing training, although flexible and loosely organized [PURE CELL CHURCH]

Output: Closely monitored, required ongoing training


Input: [0] STUDY MATERIAL [META MODEL] Leaders free to choose [PURE CELL CHURCH]

Output: Material chosen for leaders


Input: [TITLE] Spectra Tile Warranty [SIZE] 446 kB [3] View [TYPE]

Output: Warranty

Ceilings – All | Parkland Performance Panels, Inc. - Green Wall & Ceiling Panels


Input: [TITLE] Ceiling Tile Prod Overview [SIZE] 424 kB [3] View [TYPE]

Output: Overview

Ceilings – All | Parkland Performance Panels, Inc. - Green Wall & Ceiling Panels


Input: [TITLE] Spectra Tile Use & Care [SIZE] 504 kB [3] View [TYPE]

Output: Guide

Ceilings – All | Parkland Performance Panels, Inc. - Green Wall & Ceiling Panels


Input: [TITLE] Greenguard Gold Certificate [SIZE] 281 kB [3] View [TYPE]

Output: Certificate

Ceilings – All | Parkland Performance Panels, Inc. - Green Wall & Ceiling Panels


Input: [TITLE] Greenguard Certificate [SIZE] 275 kB [3] View [TYPE]

Output: Certificate

Ceilings – All | Parkland Performance Panels, Inc. - Green Wall & Ceiling Panels


Input: [TITLE] Parkland Brochure [SIZE] 1663 kB [3] View [TYPE]

Output: Brochure

Ceilings – All | Parkland Performance Panels, Inc. - Green Wall & Ceiling Panels


Input: [TITLE] Parkland Guarantee [SIZE] 98 kB [3] View [TYPE]

Output: Guarantee

Ceilings – All | Parkland Performance Panels, Inc. - Green Wall & Ceiling Panels


Input: [TITLE] Spectra Tile Specs [SIZE] 514 kB [3] View [TYPE]

Output: Specs

Ceilings – All | Parkland Performance Panels, Inc. - Green Wall & Ceiling Panels


Input: [Charge] FLEE/ELUDE ARREST W/MV [Level]

Output: Felony


Input: [Charge] DRIVING WHILE LICENSE REVOKED [Level]

Output: Misdemeanor


Input: [Charge] HIT/RUN FAIL STOP PROP DAMAGE [Level]

Output: Misdemeanor


Input: [Charge] POSSESSION OF STOLEN VEHICLE [Level]

Output: Felony


Input: [Charge] RECKLESS DRIVING TO ENDANGER [Level]

Output: Misdemeanor


Input: [Charge] DRIVE LEFT OF CENTER [Level]

Output: Misdemeanor


Input: [Charge] RESISTING PUBLIC OFFICER [Level]

Output: Misdemeanor


Input: [S.No] 01 [Hours] 14 [Topic]

Output: PLANNING AND ORGANISING THE HOUSE KEEPING DEPARTMENT A. Area inventory list B. Frequency schedules C. Performance and Productivity standards D. Time and Motion study in House Keeping operations E. Standard Operating manuals – Job procedures F. Job allocation and work schedules G. Calculating staff strengths & Planning duty rosters, team work and leadership in House Keeping H. Training in HKD, devising training programmes for HK staff I. Inventory level for non recycled items J. Budget and budgetary controls K. The budget process L. Planning capital budget Planning operation budget Operating budget – controlling expenses – income statement Purchasing systems – methods of buying Stock records – issuing and control


Input: [S.No] 02 [Hours] 06 [Topic]

Output: HOUSEKEEPING IN INSTITUTIONS & FACILITIES OTHER THAN HOTELS


Input: [S.No] 03 [Hours] 06 [Topic]

Output: CONTRACT SERVICES A. Types of contract services Guidelines for hiring contract services Advantages & disadvantages of contract services


Input: [S.No] 04 [Hours] 06 [Topic]

Output: SAFETY AND SECURITY Safety awareness and accident prevention Fire safety and fire fighting C. Crime prevention and dealing with emergency situation


Input: [S.No] 05 [Hours] 02 [Topic]

Output: ENERGY AND WATER CONSERVATION IN HOUSEKEEPING OPERATIONS


Input: [S.No] 06 [Hours] 20 [Topic]

Output: INTERIOR DECORATION Elements of design Colour and its role in décor –types of colour schemes Windows and window treatment Lighting and lighting fixtures E. Floor finishes Carpets Furniture and fittings Accessories


Input: [S.No] 07 [Hours] 08 [Topic]

Output: LAYOUT OF GUEST ROOMS Sizes of rooms, sizes of furniture, furniture arrangement Principles of design Refurbishing and redecoration


Input: [S.No] 08 [Hours] 02 [Topic]

Output: NEW PROPERTY COUNTDOWN


Input: [MANAGEMENT PROCESSES] Human Resource Management [HIGH UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE] Seniority; expected loyalty [LOW UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE]

Output: Past job performance; education

Cultural Issues in International Management


Input: [MANAGEMENT PROCESSES] Training [HIGH UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE] Specialized [LOW UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE]

Output: Training to adapt

Cultural Issues in International Management


Input: [MANAGEMENT PROCESSES] Evaluation/Promotion [HIGH UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE] Seniority; expertise; loyalty [LOW UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE]

Output: Objective individual performance data; job switching for promotions

Cultural Issues in International Management


Input: [MANAGEMENT PROCESSES] Remuneration [HIGH UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE] Based on seniority or expertise [LOW UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE]

Output: Based on performance

Cultural Issues in International Management


Input: [MANAGEMENT PROCESSES] Leadership Styles [HIGH UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE] Task oriented [LOW UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE]

Output: Nondirective; person-oriented; flexible

Cultural Issues in International Management


Input: [MANAGEMENT PROCESSES] Motivational Assumptions [HIGH UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE] People seek security; avoid competition [LOW UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE]

Output: People self motivated; competitive

Cultural Issues in International Management


Input: [MANAGEMENT PROCESSES] Decision Making/Organizational Design [HIGH UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE] Larger organization; tall hierarchy; formalized; many standardized procedures [LOW UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE]

Output: Smaller organizations; flat hierarchy; less formalized with fewer written rules/standardized procedures

Cultural Issues in International Management


Input: [MANAGEMENT PROCESSES] Strategy Issues [HIGH UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE] Risk adverse [LOW UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE]

Output: Risk taking

Cultural Issues in International Management


Input: [COMMON NAME] Alfalfa [SCIENTIFIC NAME] Medicago sativa [USE]

Output: Relieves constipation and reduces cholesterol


Input: [COMMON NAME] Black Walnut Hulls [SCIENTIFIC NAME] Juglans nigra [USE]

Output: Reduces intestinal parasites and improves bowel movement


Input: [COMMON NAME] Capsicum [SCIENTIFIC NAME] (fruit) [USE]

Output: Promotes cleansing of the circulatory and digestive systems; regulates blood pressure


Input: [COMMON NAME] Cascara Sagrada [SCIENTIFIC NAME] hammus purshiana [USE]

Output: Acts as a laxative, stimulating evacuation from the bowels; promotes peristaltic action (muscular contractions in the digestive system)


Input: [COMMON NAME] Hibiscus Flower [SCIENTIFIC NAME] Hibiscus sabdariffa [USE]

Output: Lubricates the intestinal tract


Input: [COMMON NAME] Irish Moss [SCIENTIFIC NAME] Chondrus crispus [USE]

Output: Helps form bulky stools


Input: [COMMON NAME] Licorice Root [SCIENTIFIC NAME] Glycyrrhiza glabra [USE]

Output: Acts as an antiinflammatory and antispasmodic


Input: [COMMON NAME] Marshmallow Root [SCIENTIFIC NAME] Althaea offinalis [USE]

Output: Acts as a mucilage, a sticky substance with adhesive qualities


Input: [COMMON NAME] Mullein [SCIENTIFIC NAME] Verbascum thapsus [USE]

Output: Soothes stomach cramps


Input: [COMMON NAME] Oatstraw [SCIENTIFIC NAME] Avena sativa [USE]

Output: Soothes stomach cramps


Input: [COMMON NAME] Passion Flower [SCIENTIFIC NAME] Passiflora incarnata [USE]

Output: Calms the nervous system and soothes an irritable bowel


Input: [COMMON NAME] Psyllium [SCIENTIFIC NAME] Plantago ovata [USE]

Output: Helps form bulky stools and softens stools; is a natural source of fiber; removes excess cholesterol


Input: [COMMON NAME] Pumpkin Seeds [SCIENTIFIC NAME] Cucurbita pepo [USE]

Output: Expels parasites


Input: [COMMON NAME] Rose Hips [SCIENTIFIC NAME] (fruit) [USE]

Output: Has a calming effect to reduce stress; helps fight infection


Input: [COMMON NAME] Shavegrass [SCIENTIFIC NAME] Equisetum arvense [USE]

Output: Expels parasites


Input: [COMMON NAME] Slippery Elm Bark [SCIENTIFIC NAME] Ulmus rubra [USE]

Output: Acts as a mucilage, a sticky substance with adhesive qualities


Input: [COMMON NAME] Violet [SCIENTIFIC NAME] Viola odorata [USE]

Output: Cleanses and expels parasites


Input: [COMMON NAME] Witch Hazel [SCIENTIFIC NAME] Hamamelis virginiana [USE]

Output: Acts as a mucilage, a sticky substance with adhesive qualities


Input: [COMMON NAME] Yucca [SCIENTIFIC NAME] Yucca schdigera / Yucca brevifolia [USE]

Output: Acts as a laxative, stimulating evacuation from the bowels


Input: [CRITERIA] Peer-to-peer sustainability educator program [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points by having a peer-to-peer educator program that reaches degree-seeking students.


Input: [CRITERIA] Student sustainability outreach campaign [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn 3/4 of available points for having at least one sustainability-related outreach campaign directed at students. Institutions earn 1/4 of available points for verifying that program with a website link.


Input: [CRITERIA] Sustainability during orientation for new students [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for including sustainability prominently during new-student orientation events.


Input: [CRITERIA] Sustainability outreach and publications [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn 1/10 of available points for each website, newsletter, or other literature that fosters sustainability awareness.


Input: [CRITERIA] Sustainability student group [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for having at least one student group focused on sustainability.


Input: [CRITERIA] Organic garden [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for having an on-campus organic garden where students can gain gardening or farming experience.


Input: [CRITERIA] Sustainability events [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for hosting major events (conferences, symposia, etc.) related to sustainability.


Input: [CRITERIA] Outdoor program [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for having a program that organizes outings for students and teaches "leave no trace" principles.


Input: [CRITERIA] Sustainability-themed semester or year [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for having chosen a sustainability-related theme for its themed semester, year, or first-year experience over the past three years.


Input: [CRITERIA] Sustainability course curriculum and identification [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn 1/2 available points for each of two items: having identified sustainability-related and sustainability-focused courses; and having made an inventory of those courses available online.


Input: [CRITERIA] Sustainability-focused courses [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points when sustainability-focused courses make up 20% or more of all courses offered. Incremental points are available.


Input: [CRITERIA] Sustainability-related courses [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points when sustainability-related courses make up 20% or more of all courses offered. Incremental points are available.


Input: [CRITERIA] Sustainability learning outcomes [POINTS] 10 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points when 20% of students graduate from programs that have adopted at least one sustainability learning outcome. Incremental points are available.


Input: [CRITERIA] Undergraduate program in sustainability [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for offering at least one sustainability-focused undergraduate major, degree program, or equivalent.


Input: [CRITERIA] Sustainability immersive experience [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for offering at least one sustainability-focused immersive program.


Input: [CRITERIA] Sustainability literacy assessment [POINTS] 10 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn 1/4 of available points for conducting sustainability-literacy assessments on students and 3/4 of available points for conducting follow-ups thereof on the same group of students.


Input: [CRITERIA] Sustainability research inventory availability [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for making sustainability research inventory publicly available online.


Input: [CRITERIA] Faculty engaged in sustainability research [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn half of available points by calculating the percentage of faculty engaged in sustainability research. Institutions earn up to the remaining half as a proportion of the highest percentage reported.


Input: [CRITERIA] Departments engaged in sustainability research [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn half of available points by calculating the percentage of departments engaged in sustainability research. Institutions earn up to the remaining half as a proportion of the highest percentage reported.


Input: [CRITERIA] Sustainability research incentives [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn 3/4 of available points for encouraging faculty research. Institutions earn 1/4 of available points by encouraging student research.


Input: [CRITERIA] Percentage of existing building space certified as sustainable [POINTS] 10 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn a percentage of total available points equivalent to the percentage of existing building space on campus considered sustainable.


Input: [CRITERIA] Percentage of new building space certified as sustainable [POINTS] 10 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn points as a percentage of total available points equivalent to the percentage of new building space on campus considered sustainable.


Input: [CRITERIA] Scope 1 and 2 emissions inventory [POINTS] 30 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for calculating Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions as verified either from ACUPCC or another third party site, from an internally kept site, or from data entered into the STARS collector.


Input: [CRITERIA] Scope 3 emissions inventory [POINTS] 35 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn 1/7 of available points for each type of Scope 3 calculation conducted among types outlined in the STARS collector.


Input: [CRITERIA] Scope 1 and 2 emissions inventory in performance year [POINTS] 10 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for calculating Scope 1 and 2 gross greenhouse gas emissions during the performance year.


Input: [CRITERIA] Local offsets program [POINTS] 30 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for having a program that reduces greenhouse gas emissions in the local community.


Input: [CRITERIA] Food and beverage purchasing policies [POINTS] 30 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn 1/3 of available points by calculating the percentage of food expenditures that either are grown and processed within 250 miles of the institution or are third-party-certified responsible (certified organic, fair trade, etc). Institutions earn up to 2/3 of available points as a proportion of the highest percentage reported.


Input: [CRITERIA] Vegan options [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for offering complete-protein vegan dining options during every meal.


Input: [CRITERIA] Pre-consumer food waste composting [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for having a pre-consumer food waste composting program.


Input: [CRITERIA] Post-consumer food waste composting [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for having a post-consumer food waste composting program.


Input: [CRITERIA] Energy consumption in buildings [POINTS] 40 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn 1/3 of available points by calculating total building energy consumption. Institutions earn a percentage of remaining points as a percentage of the top-reducing institution's reduction.


Input: [CRITERIA] Renewable energy sources [POINTS] 45 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn 1/3 of available points by calculating all energy from renewable sources, purchasing renewable energy credits or green power from the electric utility, and/or generating electricity using co-generation technologies. Institutions earn a percentage of the remaining points based on the amount of their total energy consumption that is clean or renewable.


Input: [CRITERIA] Lighting sensors [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for using light sensors to reduce energy use in at least one building.


Input: [CRITERIA] LED lighting [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for using LED lighting in at least one lighting application.


Input: [CRITERIA] Tree Campus USA [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for being recognized by the Arbor Day Foundation's Tree Campus USA program.


Input: [CRITERIA] EPEAT [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn a percentage of available points based on the percentage of computers purchased that are registered EPEAT Silver or Gold.


Input: [CRITERIA] Sustainable cleaning products [POINTS] 10 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn 1/3 of available points by having an institution-wide stated preference for Green Seal or EcoLogo purchasing, and 1/3 for calculating the percentage of total expendures spent on green-certified cleaning products. Institutions earn a percentage of the remaining 1/3 of available points based on the percentage of cleaning products purchased that are green.


Input: [CRITERIA] Responsible paper purchasing [POINTS] 15 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn 1/10 available points for having a stated policy for responsible paper purchasing. The remainder of available points are awarded based on a sliding scale, depending on the percentage of recycled content: Higher weightings are awarded to purchases of 90% to 100% postconsumer recycled content office paper.


Input: [CRITERIA] Vendor code of conduct [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points by having and following a vendor code of conduct.


Input: [CRITERIA] Campus fleet [POINTS] 20 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions receive credit based on the proportion of their fleet that uses alternative power/fuel, weighted by the type of alternative fuel used.


Input: [CRITERIA] Student commute [POINTS] 20 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn points based on the percentage of students who use more sustainable commuting options.


Input: [CRITERIA] Employee commute [POINTS] 20 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn points based on the percentage of employees who use more sustainable commuting options.


Input: [CRITERIA] Bicycle-sharing program [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points by having a bicycle-sharing program.


Input: [CRITERIA] Facilities for bicyclists [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points by having bike storage, shower facilities, and lockers for bicycle commuters.


Input: [CRITERIA] Mass-transit programs [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points by offering reduced transit passes or a free campus shuttle.


Input: [CRITERIA] Condensed workweek [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points by offering a condensed workweek option to some employees.


Input: [CRITERIA] Telecommuting [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points by offering a telecommuting program to employees.


Input: [CRITERIA] Carpool/vanpool matching [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points by offering a carpool or vanpool matching program.


Input: [CRITERIA] Local housing [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points by offering employees incentives to live near campus.


Input: [CRITERIA] Car sharing [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points by participating in car-sharing programs.


Input: [CRITERIA] Waste reduction [POINTS] 25 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points by having reduced waste generation by 16% or more, compared to a 2005 baseline. Incremental points are available based on the percentage reduction achieved.


Input: [CRITERIA] General waste diversion [POINTS] 20 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn half of available points by calculating general waste diversion. Institutions earn a percentage of remaining available points based on the percentage of diversion achieved.


Input: [CRITERIA] Waste diversion during new construction and demolition [POINTS] 20 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn half of available points by calculating waste diversion during new construction and demolition. Institutions earn half of available points based on the percentage of diversion achieved.


Input: [CRITERIA] Electronic-waste recycling program [POINTS] 20 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn half of available points by having a program to refurbish, reuse, or recycle electronic waste generated by the school. Institutions earn half of available points for having a similar program for electronic waste generated by students.


Input: [CRITERIA] Move-in waste reduction [POINTS] 20 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for having a program to reduce move-in waste.


Input: [CRITERIA] Water consumption [POINTS] 40 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn half of available points by showing a reduction in total water consumption between 2005 and the performance year. Institutions earn a percentage of the other half based on the percentage of water reduction as compared to the top-reducing school.


Input: [CRITERIA] Stormwater management [POINTS] 40 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn 1/4 of available points for having a development policy, 1/4 for having an operations policy, and 1/8 for each for up to four other policies or strategies.


Input: [CRITERIA] Nonpotable water usage [POINTS] 15 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn 1/2 of available points for using nonpotable water and a percentage of remaining points based on the extent of nonpotable water usage.


Input: [CRITERIA] Sustainability coordination [POINTS] 20 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn 1/3 of available points each for having a sustainability committee, office, or officer.


Input: [CRITERIA] Strategic plan [POINTS] 25 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points by having an overall strategic plan that includes high-level sustainability.


Input: [CRITERIA] Sustainability plan with input [POINTS] 25 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points by having a sustainability plan that includes input from faculty, staff, and students.


Input: [CRITERIA] Committee on investment responsibility [POINTS] 15 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points by having a committee on the social and environmental responsibility of financial investments.


Input: [CRITERIA] Positive sustainability investments [POINTS] 20 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points by having made socially or environmentally responsible financial investments.


Input: [CRITERIA] Sustainable investment policy [POINTS] 20 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points for having and stating a policy or directive to consider the social and/or environmental impacts of financial investment decisions.


Input: [CRITERIA] Investment disclosure [POINTS] 20 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points by making a snapshot of financial investments accessible to the public.


Input: [CRITERIA] Intercampus collaboration on sustainability [POINTS] 7 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn all available points by collaborating with other colleges and universities to build the sustainability community.


Input: [CRITERIA] Innovations [POINTS] 40 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn 1/4 of available points for each sustainability innovation listed.


Input: [CRITERIA] Energy use by type [POINTS] 25 [SCORING BASIS]

Output: Institutions earn 4/5 of available points by calculating the percentage of electricity from alternative or renewable sources. Institutions earn the remaining 1/5 points by calculating their percentage of heating from alternative or renewable sources.


Input: [*CATHOLIC RESPONSES] 41% [PROTESTANT RESPONSES] 19% [FACTORS]

Output: When I grew up and I started making decisions on my own, I stopped going to church.

WHY ARE ROMAN CATHOLICS LEAVING THEIR CHURCH


Input: [*CATHOLIC RESPONSES] 39% [PROTESTANT RESPONSES] 35% [FACTORS]

Output: I found other interests and activities that led me to spend less and less time on church-related activities.

WHY ARE ROMAN CATHOLICS LEAVING THEIR CHURCH


Input: [*CATHOLIC RESPONSES] 35% [PROTESTANT RESPONSES] 24% [FACTORS]

Output: I had specific problems with or objections to the church, its teachings, or its members.

WHY ARE ROMAN CATHOLICS LEAVING THEIR CHURCH


Input: [*CATHOLIC RESPONSES] 25% [PROTESTANT RESPONSES] 30% [FACTORS]

Output: I moved to a different community and never got involved in a new church.

WHY ARE ROMAN CATHOLICS LEAVING THEIR CHURCH


Input: [*CATHOLIC RESPONSES] 25% [PROTESTANT RESPONSES] 15% [FACTORS]

Output: The church was no longer a help to me in finding the meaning and purpose of my life.

WHY ARE ROMAN CATHOLICS LEAVING THEIR CHURCH


Input: [*CATHOLIC RESPONSES] 25% [PROTESTANT RESPONSES] 12% [FACTORS]

Output: I felt my life-style was no longer compatible with participation in a church.

WHY ARE ROMAN CATHOLICS LEAVING THEIR CHURCH


Input: [*CATHOLIC RESPONSES] 17% [PROTESTANT RESPONSES] 21% [FACTORS]

Output: My work schedule.

WHY ARE ROMAN CATHOLICS LEAVING THEIR CHURCH


Input: [*CATHOLIC RESPONSES] 7% [PROTESTANT RESPONSES] 4% [FACTORS]

Output: I became divorced or separated.

WHY ARE ROMAN CATHOLICS LEAVING THEIR CHURCH


Input: [*CATHOLIC RESPONSES] 5% [PROTESTANT RESPONSES] 10% [FACTORS]

Output: Another reason.

WHY ARE ROMAN CATHOLICS LEAVING THEIR CHURCH


Input: [*CATHOLIC RESPONSES] 4% [PROTESTANT RESPONSES] 11% [FACTORS]

Output: Because of poor health.

WHY ARE ROMAN CATHOLICS LEAVING THEIR CHURCH


Input: [*CATHOLIC RESPONSES] 4% [PROTESTANT RESPONSES] 6% [FACTORS]

Output: I dont know or no answer.

WHY ARE ROMAN CATHOLICS LEAVING THEIR CHURCH


Input: [*CATHOLIC RESPONSES] 227% [PROTESTANT RESPONSES] 187% [FACTORS]

Output: TOTAL (multiple responses)

WHY ARE ROMAN CATHOLICS LEAVING THEIR CHURCH


Input: [0] Grade "A" Raw Milk for Pasteurization [STANDARD] Bacterial (Standard Plate Count) Limits [CALIFORNIA] Not to exceed 50,000 per ml [FEDERAL]

Output: Not to exceed 100,000 per ml

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