Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Come up [EXAMPLES] Look, something has come up, and I cant meet you. [MEANING]

Output: Occur  usually a problem  colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Come up against [EXAMPLES] Weve come up against a bit of problems. [MEANING]

Output: Meet a difficulty


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Come up to [EXAMPLES] The play didnt come up to expectations. [MEANING]

Output: Equal  especially expectations, standard


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Come up with [EXAMPLES] We still havent come up with a solution to the problem. [MEANING]

Output: Think of  especially an answer, a plan, a solution


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Count on [EXAMPLES] Dont worry, you can count on me. [MEANING]

Output: Rely on


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Crop up [EXAMPLES] I cant come to your party, something has cropped up. [MEANING]

Output: Happen unexpectedly - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Do away with [EXAMPLES] Dog licenses have been done away with. [3] D [MEANING]

Output: Abolish - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Do away with [EXAMPLES] What if they do away with the old man? [MEANING]

Output: Murder - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Do up [EXAMPLES] We are having our living room done up. [MEANING]

Output: Decorate - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Draw up [EXAMPLES] A white sports car drew up outside the door. [MEANING]

Output: Come to a stop


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Draw up [EXAMPLES] The contract is being drawn up at the moment. [MEANING]

Output: Organise  especially a document


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Drop in [EXAMPLES] Drop in any time youre passing. [MEANING]

Output: Pay a visit - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Drop off [EXAMPLES] The baby has just dropped off. [MEANING]

Output: Fall asleep - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] End up [EXAMPLES] We ended up staying there for lunch. The car ended up in a ditch. [3] E [MEANING]

Output: Finish in a certain way, or place


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Face up to [EXAMPLES] You have to face up to your responsibilities. [3] F [MEANING]

Output: Have courage to deal with  especially responsibilities


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Fall about [EXAMPLES] Everyone fell about when Jane told her joke. [MEANING]

Output: Show amusement  especially laughing - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Fall back on [EXAMPLES] If the worst comes to the worst, weve got our savings to fall back on. [MEANING]

Output: Use as a last resort


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Fall for [EXAMPLES] It was an unlikely story but he fell for it. [MEANING]

Output: Be deceived by - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] PHRASAL VERB [EXAMPLES] EXAMPLES [MEANING]

Output: MEANING


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Fall for [EXAMPLES] I fell for you the moment I saw you. [MEANING]

Output: Fall in love - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Fall out with [EXAMPLES] Peter has fallen out with his boss. [MEANING]

Output: Quarrel with


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Fall through [EXAMPLES] The plan fell through at the last minute. [MEANING]

Output: Fail to come to completion


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Feel up to [EXAMPLES] Old Mr Smith didnt feel up to walking all that way. [MEANING]

Output: Feel capable of doing


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Follow up [EXAMPLES] Thanks for the information about that book. Ill follow it up. [MEANING]

Output: Act upon a suggestion


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Follow up [EXAMPLES] Well follow up this lesson next week. [MEANING]

Output: Take more action


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Get across [EXAMPLES] I had the feeling I wasnt getting across. [3] G [MEANING]

Output: Be understood  especially get an idea across


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Get at [EXAMPLES] What are you getting at exactly? [MEANING]

Output: Imply  about personal matters  colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Get down [EXAMPLES] This cold weather really gets me down. [MEANING]

Output: Make to feel depressed - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Get down to [EXAMPLES] Its time we got down to some real work. [MEANING]

Output: Begin to seriously deal with


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Get off with [EXAMPLES] They were lucky to get off with such light sentences. [MEANING]

Output: Avoid punishment


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Get on for [EXAMPLES] He must be getting on for seventy. [MEANING]

Output: Approach a certain age/time/number


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Get on [EXAMPLES] Sue is getting on very well in her new job. [MEANING]

Output: Make progress  especially in life


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Get over [EXAMPLES] I couldnt get over how well she looked. [MEANING]

Output: Be surprised


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Get over with [EXAMPLES] Ill be glad to get this awful business over with. [MEANING]

Output: Come to the end of something, usually unpleasant


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Get round to [EXAMPLES] Sorry, but I havent got round to fixing the tap yet. [MEANING]

Output: Fill time to do  also around


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Get up to [EXAMPLES] The children are getting up to something in the garden. What have you been getting up to lately? [MEANING]

Output: Do something  usually bad when about children - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Give away [EXAMPLES] His false identity papers gave him away. [MEANING]

Output: Betray


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Give off [EXAMPLES] The cheese had begun to give off a strange smell. [MEANING]

Output: Send of a smell  liquid or gas


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Give out [EXAMPLES] When our money gave out we had to borrow. [MEANING]

Output: Be exhausted


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Give over [EXAMPLES] The rest of the time was given over to playing cards. [MEANING]

Output: Abandon, devote


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Give over [EXAMPLES] Why dont you give over! Youre getting on my nerves! [MEANING]

Output: Stop - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Give up [EXAMPLES] The escaped prisoner gave herself up. [MEANING]

Output: Surrender


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Give up [EXAMPLES] After ten days the ship was given up for lost. [MEANING]

Output: Believed to be dead or lost


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Go back on [EXAMPLES] The management has gone back on its promise. [MEANING]

Output: Break a promise


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Go in for [EXAMPLES] I dont go in for that kind of thing. [MEANING]

Output: Make a habit of


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Go in for [EXAMPLES] Are you thinking of going in for the race? [MEANING]

Output: Enter a competition


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Go off [EXAMPLES] This milk has gone off. [MEANING]

Output: Become bad - food


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Go on [EXAMPLES] Something funny is going on. [MEANING]

Output: Happen  usually negative


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Go round [EXAMPLES] There werent enough life jackets to go round. [MEANING]

Output: Be enough


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Go through with [EXAMPLES] When it came to actually stealing the money, Nora couldnt go through with us. [MEANING]

Output: Complete a promise or plan  usually unwillingly


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Grow on [EXAMPLES] This new record is growing on me. [MEANING]

Output: Become more liked - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Hang onto [EXAMPLES] I think we should hang onto the car until next year. [3] H [MEANING]

Output: Keep - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Have it in for [EXAMPLES] My teacher has (got) it in for me. [MEANING]

Output: Be deliberately unkind to someone  also as have got


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Have it out with [EXAMPLES] I put up with the problem for a while but in the end I had it out with hers. [MEANING]

Output: Express feelings so as to settle a problem


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Have someone on [EXAMPLES] I dont believe you. Youre having me on. [MEANING]

Output: Deceive  colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Hit it off [EXAMPLES] Mark and Sarah really hit it off at the party. [MEANING]

Output: Get on well with - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Hit upon/on [EXAMPLES] They hit upon the solution quite by chance. [MEANING]

Output: Discover by chance  often an idea


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Hold out [EXAMPLES] We dont hold out much hope that the price will fall. [MEANING]

Output: Offer  especially with hope


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Hold up [EXAMPLES] Sorry Im late, I was held up in the traffic [MEANING]

Output: Delay


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Hold up [EXAMPLES] John was always held up as an example to me. [MEANING]

Output: Use as an example-i.e. A model of good behaviour


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Hold with [EXAMPLES] I dont hold with the idea of using force. [MEANING]

Output: Agree with  an idea


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Keep up [EXAMPLES] Well done! Keep up the good work! [3] K [MEANING]

Output: Continue


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Lay down [EXAMPLES] The company has laid down strict procedures for this kind of situation. [3] L [MEANING]

Output: State a rule-especially lay down the law


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Let down [EXAMPLES] Sorry to let you down, but I cant give you a lift today. [MEANING]

Output: Disappoint, break a promise.


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Let it on [EXAMPLES] We havent let Tina in on the plans yet. [MEANING]

Output: Allow being part of a secret


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Let off [EXAMPLES] As Dave was young, the judge let him off with a fine. [MEANING]

Output: Excuse from punishment


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Let on [EXAMPLES] Were planning a surprise for Helen, but dont let on. [MEANING]

Output: Inform about a secret - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] (not) Live down [EXAMPLES] If City lose, theyll never live it down. [MEANING]

Output: Suffer a loss of reputation


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Live up to [EXAMPLES] The play quite lived up to my expectations. [MEANING]

Output: Reach an expected standard


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Look into [EXAMPLES] The police have promised to look into the problem. [MEANING]

Output: Investigate


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Look on [EXAMPLES] We look on this town as our real home. [MEANING]

Output: Consider


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Look someone up [EXAMPLES] If youre passing through Athens, look me up. [MEANING]

Output: Visit when in the area


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Make for [EXAMPLES] The power steering makes for easier parking. [3] M [MEANING]

Output: Result in


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Make off with [EXAMPLES] The thief made off with a valuable necklace. [MEANING]

Output: Run away with


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Make out [EXAMPLES] Tim made out that that he hadnt seen the No Smoking sign. [MEANING]

Output: Pretend


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Make out [EXAMPLES] I couldnt quite make out what the notice said. [MEANING]

Output: Manage to see or understand


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Make someone out [EXAMPLES] Janet is really odd. I cant make her out. [MEANING]

Output: Understand someones behaviour


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Make up [EXAMPLES] I think you made up the whole story! [MEANING]

Output: Invent


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Make up for [EXAMPLES] Our success makes up for all the hard times. [MEANING]

Output: Compensate for


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Miss out [EXAMPLES] You have missed out a word here. [MEANING]

Output: Fail to include


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Miss out [EXAMPLES] Five people got promoted, but I missed out again. [MEANING]

Output: Lose a chance - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Own up [EXAMPLES] None of the children would own up to breaking the window. [3] O [MEANING]

Output: Confess - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Pack in [EXAMPLES] John has packed in his job. [3] P [MEANING]

Output: Stop an activity - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Pay back [EXAMPLES] She paid him back for all his insults. [MEANING]

Output: Take revenge - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Pick up [EXAMPLES] The weather seems to be picking up. [MEANING]

Output: Improve - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Pin someone down [EXAMPLES] I asked Jim to name a suitable day, but I couldnt pin him down. [MEANING]

Output: Force to give a clear statement


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Play up [EXAMPLES] The car is playing up again. It wont start. [MEANING]

Output: Behave or work badly


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Point out [EXAMPLES] I pointed out that I would be on holiday anyway. [MEANING]

Output: Draw attention to a fact


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Put off [EXAMPLES] It was a tricky plan, but we pulled it off. [MEANING]

Output: Manage to succeed


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Push on [EXAMPLES] Lets push on and try to reach the coast by tonight. [MEANING]

Output: Continue with some effort - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Put across [EXAMPLES] Harry is clever but he cant put his ideas across. [MEANING]

Output: Communicate ideas


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Put down to [EXAMPLES] Dianes poor performance was put down to nerves. [MEANING]

Output: Explain the cause of


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Put in for [EXAMPLES] Sue has put in for a teaching job. [MEANING]

Output: Apply for a job


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Put oneself out [EXAMPLES] Please dont put yourself out making a meal. A sandwich will do. [MEANING]

Output: Take trouble  to help someone


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Put off [EXAMPLES] The crowd put the gymnast off, and he fell. [MEANING]

Output: Discourage - upset


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Put up [EXAMPLES] We can put you up for a few days. [MEANING]

Output: Offer accommodation


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Put up with [EXAMPLES] I cant put up with all this noise! [MEANING]

Output: Tolerate - bear


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Rip off [EXAMPLES] You paid £50? They really ripped you off! [3] R [MEANING]

Output: Charge too much - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Run down [EXAMPLES] Shes always running down her husband. [MEANING]

Output: Criticise


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Run down [EXAMPLES] I think the batteries are running down. [MEANING]

Output: Lose power - allow to decline


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Run into [EXAMPLES] Guess who I run into at the supermarket! [MEANING]

Output: Meet


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Run to [EXAMPLES] I dont think we can run to a holiday abroad this year. [MEANING]

Output: Have enough money


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Run over [EXAMPLES] Lets run over the plan once more. [MEANING]

Output: Check  also run through


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Run up [EXAMPLES] I ran up a huge telephone bill at the hotel. [MEANING]

Output: A bill  let a bill get longer without paying


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Run up against [EXAMPLES] Weve run up against a slight problem. [MEANING]

Output: Encounter  usually a problem


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] See someone off [EXAMPLES] I went to the station to see them off. [3] S [MEANING]

Output: Go to station, airport, etc to say goodbye to someone


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] See through [EXAMPLES] I saw through his intentions at once. [MEANING]

Output: Realise the truth about


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Send up [EXAMPLES] Jean is always sending up the French teacher. [MEANING]

Output: Make fun of by imitating


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Set about [EXAMPLES] We must set about re-organising the office. [MEANING]

Output: Start working


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Set in [EXAMPLES] I think this rain has set in for the day. [MEANING]

Output: Establish itself  especially weather


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Set out [EXAMPLES] This document sets out all the Union demands. [MEANING]

Output: Give in detail in writing


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Set out [EXAMPLES] Ive set out the refreshments in the hall. [MEANING]

Output: Arrange


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Set out [EXAMPLES] Sue set out to write a biography but it became a novel. [MEANING]

Output: Start an action


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Set up [EXAMPLES] An inquiry into the accident has been set up. [MEANING]

Output: Establish


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Set (up)on [EXAMPLES] We were set upon by a gang of hooligans. [MEANING]

Output: Attack


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Sink in [EXAMPLES] Slowly the realisation that I had won began to sink in. [MEANING]

Output: Realise slowly  colloquial intransitive


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Slip up [EXAMPLES] Someone slipped up and my application was lost. [MEANING]

Output: Make a mistake - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Sort out [EXAMPLES] Dont worry, Mary will sort out your problem. [MEANING]

Output: Find a solution - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Stand by [EXAMPLES] The company agreed to stand by its original commitment. [MEANING]

Output: Keep to an agreement


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Stand for [EXAMPLES] E.g. stands for exempli gratia, its Latin. [MEANING]

Output: Represent  initials


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Stand for [EXAMPLES] I will not stand for this kind of behaviour in my house! [MEANING]

Output: Tolerate


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Stand in for [EXAMPLES] Carol has kindly agreed to stand in for Graham at the monthly meeting. [MEANING]

Output: Take the place of


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Stand up to [EXAMPLES] The engine wont stand up to the strain. [MEANING]

Output: Resist  bear stress


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Step down [EXAMPLES] The Chairman has stepped down after criticism from shareholders. [MEANING]

Output: Resign  colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Step up [EXAMPLES] Production at the Leeds plant has been stepped up. [MEANING]

Output: Increase


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Stick up for [EXAMPLES] You must learn to stick up for yourself. [MEANING]

Output: Defend  especially yourself, your rights - colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Take in [EXAMPLES] Dont be taken in by her apparent shyness. [3] T [MEANING]

Output: Deceive


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Take (it) out on [EXAMPLES] I know you are unhappy, but dont take it out on me! [MEANING]

Output: Make someone else suffer because of ones own sufferings


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Take off [EXAMPLES] Dave takes off the Prime Minister really well. [MEANING]

Output: Imitate  colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Take on [EXAMPLES] My grandmother has taken on a new lease of life since her operation. [MEANING]

Output: Acquire a new characteristic


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Take on [EXAMPLES] She has taken on too much with a full-time job as well. [MEANING]

Output: Do something extra


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Take out [EXAMPLES] Ann has taken out life insurance. [MEANING]

Output: Insurance  sign an insurance agreement


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Take over [EXAMPLES] The army tried to take over the country. [MEANING]

Output: Gain control of


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Take to someone [EXAMPLES] Youll soon take to your new boss, Im sure. [MEANING]

Output: Develop a liking for


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Take up [EXAMPLES] The meeting took up a whole morning. [MEANING]

Output: Time  occupy time


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Talk out of or into [EXAMPLES] Paul talked me into going skiing, against my better judgement. [MEANING]

Output: Dissuade from - persuade into


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Tell off [EXAMPLES] Our teacher told us off for being late. [MEANING]

Output: Scold  colloquial


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Tie in with [EXAMPLES] Im afraid your party doesnt quite tie in with our arrangements [MEANING]

Output: Be in agreement with


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Track down [EXAMPLES] The police tracked down the killer and arrested him. [MEANING]

Output: Trace the whereabouts of


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Try out [EXAMPLES] Lets try out the new washing machine. [MEANING]

Output: Test  a machine


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Turn down [EXAMPLES] Another company offered me a job but I turned them down. [MEANING]

Output: Reject an offer


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Turn out [EXAMPLES] He turned out to be an old friend of Helens. [MEANING]

Output: Happen to be in the end


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Turn out [EXAMPLES] Thousands of fans turned out to welcome the team. [MEANING]

Output: Come to a meeting or to form a crowd


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Turn up [EXAMPLES] Dont worry about that missing book, its bound to turn up sooner or later. [MEANING]

Output: Be discovered by chance


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Turn up [EXAMPLES] Not many people turned up for the lessons. [MEANING]

Output: Arrive  often unexpectedly


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Wear off [EXAMPLES] These painkillers wear off after about two hours. [3] W [MEANING]

Output: Lose effect  especially a drug


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] Work out [EXAMPLES] The hotel bill worked out at over £500. [MEANING]

Output: Calculate  also work out at for specific amounts


Input: [MONTHLY INCOME] Alcohol [MONTHLY EXPENSES] Lease [YEARLY EXPENSES] CAM –Common Area Maintenance [OTHER EXPENSES]

Output: Managers Food Handlers Card

Bar Cost - Bar Supplies - Costs Of Running A Bar


Input: [MONTHLY INCOME] Beer [MONTHLY EXPENSES] Electric [YEARLY EXPENSES] ABC Yearly License [OTHER EXPENSES]

Output: Office Supplies

Bar Cost - Bar Supplies - Costs Of Running A Bar


Input: [MONTHLY INCOME] Draft Beer [MONTHLY EXPENSES] Phone [YEARLY EXPENSES] County Licenses [OTHER EXPENSES]

Output: Bar Supplies

Bar Cost - Bar Supplies - Costs Of Running A Bar


Input: [MONTHLY INCOME] Non-Alcoholic Drinks [MONTHLY EXPENSES] Cable [YEARLY EXPENSES] City Licenses [OTHER EXPENSES]

Output: Bar Equipment

Bar Cost - Bar Supplies - Costs Of Running A Bar


Input: [MONTHLY INCOME] Wine [MONTHLY EXPENSES] Water [YEARLY EXPENSES] IRS Taxes [OTHER EXPENSES]

Output: Bar Furniture

Bar Cost - Bar Supplies - Costs Of Running A Bar


Input: [MONTHLY INCOME] Bar Games [MONTHLY EXPENSES] Sewer [YEARLY EXPENSES] State Taxes [OTHER EXPENSES]

Output: Cleaning Supplies

Bar Cost - Bar Supplies - Costs Of Running A Bar


Input: [MONTHLY INCOME] Jukebox [MONTHLY EXPENSES] Internet [YEARLY EXPENSES] Liability Insurance [OTHER EXPENSES]

Output: Bands & DJ

Bar Cost - Bar Supplies - Costs Of Running A Bar


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Adam and Eve [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] Would you Adam and Eve it? [MEANING]

Output: Believe

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Alligator [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] See you later alligator. [MEANING]

Output: Later

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Apples and Pears [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] Get up those apples to bed! [MEANING]

Output: Stairs

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Army and Navy [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] Pass the army, will you? [MEANING]

Output: Gravy

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Bacon and Eggs [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] She has such long bacons. [MEANING]

Output: Legs

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Barnet Fair [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] I'm going to have my barnet cut. [MEANING]

Output: Hair

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Bees and Honey [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] Hand over the bees. [MEANING]

Output: Money

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Biscuits and Cheese [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] Ooh! What knobbly biscuits! [MEANING]

Output: Knees

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Bull and Cow [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] We don't have to have a bull about it. [MEANING]

Output: Row

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Butcher's Hook [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] I had a butchers at it through the window. [MEANING]

Output: Look

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Cobbler's Awls [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] You're talking cobblers! [MEANING]

Output: Balls

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Crust of Bread [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] Use your crust, lad. [MEANING]

Output: Head

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Daffadown Dilly [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] She's a bit daffy. [MEANING]

Output: Silly

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Hampton Wick [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] You're getting on my wick! [MEANING]

Output: Prick

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Khyber Pass [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] Stick that up your Khyber. [MEANING]

Output: Arse

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Loaf of Bread [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] Think about it; use your loaf. [MEANING]

Output: Head

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Mince Pies [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] What beautiful minces. [MEANING]

Output: Eyes

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Oxford Scholar [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] Could you lend me an Oxford? [MEANING]

Output: Dollar

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Pen and Ink [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] Pooh! It pens a bit in here. [MEANING]

Output: Stink

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Rabbit and Pork [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] I don't know what she's rabbiting about. [MEANING]

Output: Talk

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Raspberry Tart [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] I can smell a raspberry. [MEANING]

Output: Fart

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Scarpa Flow [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] Scarpa! The police are coming! [MEANING]

Output: Go

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Trouble and Strife [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] The trouble's been shopping again. [MEANING]

Output: Wife

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Uncle Bert [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] I'm ironing my Uncle. [MEANING]

Output: Shirt

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [COCKNEY SLANG] Weasel and Stoat [WAY IN WHICH IT MAYBE USED] Where's my weasel? [MEANING]

Output: Coat

Examples of sentences using cockney rhyming slang


Input: [SECULAR HUMANISM] HUMANIST MANIFESTOS I & II [MARXIST/ LENINISM] WRITINGS OF MARX AND LENIN [COSMIC HUMANISM] WRITINGS OF SPANGLER, FERGUSON, ETC. [BIBLICAL CHRISTIANITY] BIBLE [0]

Output: SOURCES

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Input: [SECULAR HUMANISM] Atheism [MARXIST/ LENINISM] Atheism [COSMIC HUMANISM] Pantheism [BIBLICAL CHRISTIANITY] Trinitarian Theism [0]

Output: THEOLOGY

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Input: [SECULAR HUMANISM] Naturalism [MARXIST/ LENINISM] Dialectical Materialism [COSMIC HUMANISM] Non-Naturalism [BIBLICAL CHRISTIANITY] Supernaturalism [0]

Output: PHILOSOPHY

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Input: [SECULAR HUMANISM] Ethical Relativism [MARXIST/ LENINISM] Proletariat Morality [COSMIC HUMANISM] Ethical Relativism [BIBLICAL CHRISTIANITY] Ethical Absolutism [0]

Output: ETHICS

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Input: [SECULAR HUMANISM] Darwinian Evolution [MARXIST/ LENINISM] Darwinian/ Punctuated Evolution [COSMIC HUMANISM] Darwinian/ Punctuated Evolution [BIBLICAL CHRISTIANITY] Creation [0]

Output: BIOLOGY

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Input: [SECULAR HUMANISM] Monistic Self-Actualization [MARXIST/ LENINISM] Monistic Pavlovian Behaviorism [COSMIC HUMANISM] Collective Consciousness [BIBLICAL CHRISTIANITY] Mind/Body Dualism [0]

Output: PSYCHOLOGY

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Input: [SECULAR HUMANISM] Non-Traditional World-State Ethical Society [MARXIST/ LENINISM] Abolition of Home, Church and State [COSMIC HUMANISM] Non-Traditional Home, Church and State [BIBLICAL CHRISTIANITY] Home, Church and State [0]

Output: SOCIOLOGY

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Input: [SECULAR HUMANISM] Positive Law [MARXIST/ LENINISM] Positive Law [COSMIC HUMANISM] Self-Law [BIBLICAL CHRISTIANITY] Biblical/Natural Law [0]

Output: LAW

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Input: [SECULAR HUMANISM] World Government (Globalism) [MARXIST/ LENINISM] New World Order (New Civilization) [COSMIC HUMANISM] New Age Order [BIBLICAL CHRISTIANITY] Justice, Freedom, Order [0]

Output: POLITICS

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Input: [SECULAR HUMANISM] Socialism [MARXIST/ LENINISM] Socialism/ Communism [COSMIC HUMANISM] Universal Enlightened Production [BIBLICAL CHRISTIANITY] Stewardship of Porperty [0]

Output: ECONOMICS

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Input: [SECULAR HUMANISM] Historical Evolution [MARXIST/ LENINISM] Historical Materialism [COSMIC HUMANISM] Evolutionary Godhood [BIBLICAL CHRISTIANITY] Historical Resurrection [0]

Output: HISTORY

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Input: [STRUCTURED FORMAT] Faculty-led discussions and assignments. [FLEXPATH] Work independently at your own pace with no preset due dates. [0]

Output: Course Structure


Input: [STRUCTURED FORMAT] All Programs [FLEXPATH] Select Programs [0]

Output: Available Degree Programs


Input: [STRUCTURED FORMAT] Weekly [FLEXPATH] 12 weeks from course start date. [0]

Output: Assignments and Course Activity Deadlines


Input: [STRUCTURED FORMAT] Required textbooks and materials [FLEXPATH] Use the suggested source material or resources of your choosing â videos, articles, or your own work experience. [0]

Output: Course Materials


Input: [STRUCTURED FORMAT] Master's â 2-3 years Bachelor's â 3-4 years [FLEXPATH] Master's â 1-1.5 years Bachelor's â 2 years [0]

Output: Estimated Time to Complete Degree


Input: [STRUCTURED FORMAT] 3 courses / quarter maximum [FLEXPATH] No limit. (A maximum of 2 courses can be taken at any one time.) [0]

Output: Maximum Course Load


Input: [STRUCTURED FORMAT] Pay per credit or course. [FLEXPATH] Pay one flat tuition rate every 12 weeks. [0]

Output: Tuition Structure


Input: [0] HELPS WHO [PASSIVE] them [PASSIVE- AGGRESSIVE] them with resentment [ASSERTIVE] me and them [AGGRESSIVE] me [AGGRESSIVE- PASSIVE]

Output: me with insecurity

Passive to Aggressive Explored Using The 5 Thinking Positions


Input: [0] NEGATIVE [PASSIVE] doormat [PASSIVE- AGGRESSIVE] sarcastic [ASSERTIVE] self-centered [AGGRESSIVE] violent [AGGRESSIVE- PASSIVE]

Output: all bark and no bite

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Input: [0] POSITIVE [PASSIVE] agreeable [PASSIVE- AGGRESSIVE] flexible [ASSERTIVE] strong [AGGRESSIVE] takes care of number 1 [AGGRESSIVE- PASSIVE]

Output: will compromise

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Input: [0] FIGHTING [PASSIVE] surrenders [PASSIVE- AGGRESSIVE] sabotages [ASSERTIVE] defends [AGGRESSIVE] attacks [AGGRESSIVE- PASSIVE]

Output: threatens

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Input: [0] MENTAL-COURT [PASSIVE] victim [PASSIVE- AGGRESSIVE] prosecutor [ASSERTIVE] judge jailer [AGGRESSIVE] offender [AGGRESSIVE- PASSIVE]

Output: defender

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Input: [0] REQUESTS [PASSIVE] yes [PASSIVE- AGGRESSIVE] probably [ASSERTIVE] we will see [AGGRESSIVE] no [AGGRESSIVE- PASSIVE]

Output: doubtful

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Input: [Grannyism #] 1 [Grannyism Text]

Output: IF IT AIN'T BROKE, DON'T FIX IT

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Input: [Grannyism #] 2 [Grannyism Text]

Output: THE WAY TO A MAN'S HEART IS THROUGH HIS STOMACH

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Input: [Grannyism #] 3 [Grannyism Text]

Output: HERE TODAY, GONE TOMORROW

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Input: [Grannyism #] 4 [Grannyism Text]

Output: SMILE - IT MAKES PEOPLE WONDER WHAT YOU'RE UP TO

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Input: [Grannyism #] 5 [Grannyism Text]

Output: DON'T JUST STAND THERE, DO SOMETHING

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Input: [Grannyism #] 6 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Smile and the Whole World Smiles with You

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Input: [Grannyism #] 7 [Grannyism Text]

Output: THE EARLY BIRD GETS THE WORM

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Input: [Grannyism #] 8 [Grannyism Text]

Output: MAKE LOVE, NOT WAR

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Input: [Grannyism #] 9 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Turn that Frown Upside Down

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Input: [Grannyism #] 10 [Grannyism Text]

Output: HASTE MAKES WASTE

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Input: [Grannyism #] 11 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Listen to your mother

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Input: [Grannyism #] 12 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Always Wear Clean Underpants

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Input: [Grannyism #] 13 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Be grateful for what you have

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Input: [Grannyism #] 14 [Grannyism Text]

Output: KILL 'EM WITH KINDNESS

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Input: [Grannyism #] 15 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Keep Your Chin Up

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Input: [Grannyism #] 16 [Grannyism Text]

Output: ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE

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Input: [Grannyism #] 17 [Grannyism Text]

Output: GIVE IT ALL YOU'VE GOT

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Input: [Grannyism #] 18 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Honesty is the best policy

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Input: [Grannyism #] 19 [Grannyism Text]

Output: DON'T BITE THE HAND THAT FEEDS YOU

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Input: [Grannyism #] 20 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Always give the benefit of the doubt

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Input: [Grannyism #] 21 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Nothing ventured, nothing gained

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Input: [Grannyism #] 22 [Grannyism Text]

Output: DON'T COUNT YOUR CHICKENS...

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Input: [Grannyism #] 23 [Grannyism Text]

Output: TURN THE WORLD ON WITH A SMILE

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Input: [Grannyism #] 24 [Grannyism Text]

Output: A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY EARNED

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Input: [Grannyism #] 25 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Don't sit to close to the TV

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Input: [Grannyism #] 26 [Grannyism Text]

Output: FIND A NICE GAL AND SETTLE DOWN

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Input: [Grannyism #] 27 [Grannyism Text]

Output: WASTE NOT, WANT NOT

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Input: [Grannyism #] 28 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Don't cross your eyes, they'll stick

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Input: [Grannyism #] 29 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Don't swallow your gum

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Input: [Grannyism #] 30 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Mind Your Own Beeswax

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Input: [Grannyism #] 31 [Grannyism Text]

Output: You'll catch more flies with honey

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Input: [Grannyism #] 32 [Grannyism Text]

Output: IF YOU CAN'T STAND THE HEAT, GET OUT OF THE KITCHEN

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Input: [Grannyism #] 33 [Grannyism Text]

Output: TOO MANY COOKS SPOIL THE BREW

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Input: [Grannyism #] 34 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Don't Put the Cart Before the Horse

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Input: [Grannyism #] 35 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Everything in Moderation, including Moderation

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Input: [Grannyism #] 36 [Grannyism Text]

Output: If you didn’t know your age, how old would you be?

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Input: [Grannyism #] 37 [Grannyism Text]

Output: The greatest statements are rarely shouted

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Input: [Grannyism #] 38 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Live in the now,remember the past, and think for the future

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Input: [Grannyism #] 39 [Grannyism Text]

Output: A BIRD IN THE HAND IS WORTH TWO IN THE BUSH

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Input: [Grannyism #] 40 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Loose lips sink ships

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Input: [Grannyism #] 41 [Grannyism Text]

Output: You Are What You Drink

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Input: [Grannyism #] 42 [Grannyism Text]

Output: THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILS

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Input: [Grannyism #] 43 [Grannyism Text]

Output: You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink

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Input: [Grannyism #] 44 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Puppy love is real to puppies

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Input: [Grannyism #] 45 [Grannyism Text]

Output: YOU ARE THE COMPANY YOU KEEP

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Input: [Grannyism #] 46 [Grannyism Text]

Output: NEVER LOOK A GIFT HORSE IN THE MOUTH

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Input: [Grannyism #] 47 [Grannyism Text]

Output: A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down

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Input: [Grannyism #] 48 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Money Can’t Buy Love

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Input: [Grannyism #] 49 [Grannyism Text]

Output: BLOOM WHERE YOU ARE PLANTED

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Input: [Grannyism #] 50 [Grannyism Text]

Output: The best things in life are free

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Input: [Grannyism #] 51 [Grannyism Text]

Output: DANCE AS THOUGH NO ONE IS WATCHING

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Input: [Grannyism #] 52 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Integrity is doing the right thing when no one is watching

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Input: [Grannyism #] 53 [Grannyism Text]

Output: The less you own, the less that owns you

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Input: [Grannyism #] 54 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Well done is better than well said

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Input: [Grannyism #] 55 [Grannyism Text]

Output: WASH A DOG, COMB A DOG, STILL A DOG

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Input: [Grannyism #] 56 [Grannyism Text]

Output: LUCK IS WHEN PREPARATION MEETS OPPORTUNITY

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Input: [Grannyism #] 57 [Grannyism Text]

Output: SPEAK SOFTLY AND CARRY A BIG STICK

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Input: [Grannyism #] 58 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Be gentle with the earth

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Input: [Grannyism #] 59 [Grannyism Text]

Output: When in doubt, consult your inner child

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Input: [Grannyism #] 60 [Grannyism Text]

Output: GOOD THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT

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Input: [Grannyism #] 61 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Always look on the bright side of life

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Input: [Grannyism #] 62 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Nothing To Fear But Fear Itself

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Input: [Grannyism #] 63 [Grannyism Text]

Output: ALL IS FAIR IN LOVE AND WAR

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Input: [Grannyism #] 64 [Grannyism Text]

Output: ALL THINGS GROW WITH LOVE

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Input: [Grannyism #] 65 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Life is a garden, dig it

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Input: [Grannyism #] 66 [Grannyism Text]

Output: DON'T MAKE A MOUTAIN OUT OF A MOLEHILL

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Input: [Grannyism #] 67 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Go with the flow

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Input: [Grannyism #] 68 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Wisdom Comes With Age

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Input: [Grannyism #] 69 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Take time to stop and smell the roses

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Input: [Grannyism #] 70 [Grannyism Text]

Output: YOU CAN'T FOOL MOTHER NATURE

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Input: [Grannyism #] 71 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Different strokes for different folks

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Input: [Grannyism #] 72 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Absence makes the heart grow fonder

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Input: [Grannyism #] 73 [Grannyism Text]

Output: The Sun Will Come Out Tomorrow

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Input: [Grannyism #] 74 [Grannyism Text]

Output: DON'T SWEAT THE SMALL STUFF

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Input: [Grannyism #] 75 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Spend more time on what makes you happy

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Input: [Grannyism #] 76 [Grannyism Text]

Output: IF YOU CAN'T SAY ANYTHING NICE, DON'T SAY ANYTHING AT ALL

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Input: [Grannyism #] 77 [Grannyism Text]

Output: BE GOOD TO YOURSELF AND OTHERS

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Input: [Grannyism #] 78 [Grannyism Text]

Output: Be Sweet Out There!

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Input: [Grannyism #] 79 [Grannyism Text]

Output: A WATCHED POT NEVER BOILS

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Input: [Grannyism #] 80 [Grannyism Text]

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Input: [Grannyism #] ?? [Grannyism Text]

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Input: [SCHOLARLY] Always include a list of cited references [POPULAR] Do not cite references [0]

Output: References

Popular vs. Scholarly Periodicals : Olson Library


Input: [SCHOLARLY] Report on original research projects [POPULAR] Report on current events, trends, issues, or practices [0]

Output: Content

Popular vs. Scholarly Periodicals : Olson Library


Input: [SCHOLARLY] Have a distinct structure [POPULAR] No apparent structure [0]

Output: Format

Popular vs. Scholarly Periodicals : Olson Library


Input: [SCHOLARLY] Names, credentials, and contact information provided [POPULAR] Names occasionally given; rarely credentials or contact information [0]

Output: Authorship

Popular vs. Scholarly Periodicals : Olson Library


Input: [SCHOLARLY] Written in technical language, specific to a particular discipline [POPULAR] Written using language understandable to high school graduate [0]

Output: Language

Popular vs. Scholarly Periodicals : Olson Library


Input: [SCHOLARLY] Very serious looking; rarely includes color photographs or advertisements [POPULAR] Flashy appearance, glossy paper, color print and advertisements [0]

Output: Appearance

Popular vs. Scholarly Periodicals : Olson Library


Input: [SCHOLARLY] Often published by professional organizations [POPULAR] Mainly published by commercial publishers [0]

Output: Publishers

Popular vs. Scholarly Periodicals : Olson Library


Input: [FEATURE] Synthetic [BENEFITS]

Output: No risk of viral or bacterial transmission associated with human or animal derived materials


Input: [FEATURE] Biocompatible [BENEFITS]

Output: Composed of saline and an organic polymer. No systemic irritation in 10+ years of clinical use


Input: [FEATURE] Biostable [BENEFITS]

Output: Does not degrade


Input: [FEATURE] Durable [BENEFITS]

Output: Mechanical and physical properties similar to native cartilage Capable of withstanding repetitive loading typical of MTP, knee, talus and other joints


Input: [FEATURE] Compliant [BENEFITS]

Output: Suppleness and flexibility allows for ease of handling and implantation


Input: [FEATURE] Slippery [BENEFITS]

Output: Low coefficient of friction aids joint articulation and mobility


Input: [PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS] Dominance [EFFECTS ON FOLLOWERS] Trust in leader's ideology [BEHAVOURS]

Output: Strong role model

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Input: [PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS] Desire to Influence [EFFECTS ON FOLLOWERS] Belief similarity between leader and follower [BEHAVOURS]

Output: Highly competent

Entries for March 2011, Lydia Atinuke's blog


Input: [PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS] Confident [EFFECTS ON FOLLOWERS] Unquestioning acceptance [BEHAVOURS]

Output: Highly articulate

Entries for March 2011, Lydia Atinuke's blog


Input: [PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS] Strong values [EFFECTS ON FOLLOWERS] Affection towards leaders [BEHAVOURS]

Output: Communicates high expectations

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Input: [EFFECTS ON FOLLOWERS] Obedience [BEHAVOURS]

Output: Expresses confidence

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Input: [EFFECTS ON FOLLOWERS] Identification with leader [BEHAVOURS]

Output: Arouses motives

Entries for March 2011, Lydia Atinuke's blog


Input: [DEGREE/ CERTIFICATE] Certificate [DEGREE TITLE/OPTIONS] Payroll Administration Specialist [PROGRAM]

Output: Accounting

TCC ONLINE (Online Degrees/Certificates) | Tulsa Community College


Input: [DEGREE/ CERTIFICATE] Certificate [PROGRAM]

Output: Accounting Assistant

TCC ONLINE (Online Degrees/Certificates) | Tulsa Community College


Input: [DEGREE/ CERTIFICATE] AS [DEGREE TITLE/OPTIONS] Business Administration [PROGRAM]

Output: Business

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Input: [DEGREE/ CERTIFICATE] AS [DEGREE TITLE/OPTIONS] Business Accounting [PROGRAM]

Output: Business

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Input: [DEGREE/ CERTIFICATE] AS [DEGREE TITLE/OPTIONS] Business Economics [PROGRAM]

Output: Business

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Input: [DEGREE/ CERTIFICATE] AS [DEGREE TITLE/OPTIONS] Business Education [PROGRAM]

Output: Business

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Input: [DEGREE/ CERTIFICATE] AS [DEGREE TITLE/OPTIONS] Business Hospitality Management [PROGRAM]

Output: Business

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Input: [DEGREE/ CERTIFICATE] AS [DEGREE TITLE/OPTIONS] Business Managment [PROGRAM]

Output: Business

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Input: [DEGREE/ CERTIFICATE] AS [DEGREE TITLE/OPTIONS] Business Management Information Systems [PROGRAM]

Output: Business

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Input: [DEGREE/ CERTIFICATE] AAS [DEGREE TITLE/OPTIONS] Business: General Business [PROGRAM]

Output: Business

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Input: [DEGREE/ CERTIFICATE] AAS [DEGREE TITLE/OPTIONS] Business: Hospitality Management [PROGRAM]

Output: Business

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Input: [DEGREE/ CERTIFICATE] AS [DEGREE TITLE/OPTIONS] Child & Family, OSU [PROGRAM]

Output: Child Development

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Input: [DEGREE/ CERTIFICATE] AA/AS [DEGREE TITLE/OPTIONS] Enterprise Development: Business Administration [PROGRAM]

Output: Enterprise Development

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Input: [DEGREE/ CERTIFICATE] AA/AS [DEGREE TITLE/OPTIONS] Enterprise Development: General Studies [PROGRAM]

Output: Enterprise Development

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Input: [DEGREE/ CERTIFICATE] AA [DEGREE TITLE/OPTIONS] Liberal Arts [PROGRAM]

Output: Liberal Arts

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Input: [DEGREE/ CERTIFICATE] AA [DEGREE TITLE/OPTIONS] Liberal Arts International Option [PROGRAM]

Output: Liberal Arts

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Input: Local Marketing [NKS&A] YES [REALTOR] YES [FSBO]

Output: YES

Selling a Kennel | Sell Your Dog Boarding Kennel | National Kennel Sales and Appraisals


Input: Nationwide Marketing [NKS&A] YES [REALTOR] NO [FSBO]

Output: YES

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Input: Licensed Real Estate Broker [NKS&A] YES [REALTOR] YES [FSBO]

Output: NO

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Input: Virtual Tour [NKS&A] YES [REALTOR] YES [FSBO]

Output: NO

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Input: Expertise in the pet industry [NKS&A] YES [REALTOR] NO [FSBO]

Output: YES

Selling a Kennel | Sell Your Dog Boarding Kennel | National Kennel Sales and Appraisals


Input: In-depth understanding of the business [NKS&A] YES [REALTOR] NO [FSBO]

Output: YES

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Input: Confidential, 'blind' advertising [NKS&A] YES [REALTOR] NO [FSBO]

Output: NO

Selling a Kennel | Sell Your Dog Boarding Kennel | National Kennel Sales and Appraisals


Input: Professional Presentation Packages [NKS&A] YES [REALTOR] NO [FSBO]

Output: NO

Selling a Kennel | Sell Your Dog Boarding Kennel | National Kennel Sales and Appraisals


Input: Experts in financing animal facilities [NKS&A] YES [REALTOR] NO [FSBO]

Output: NO

Selling a Kennel | Sell Your Dog Boarding Kennel | National Kennel Sales and Appraisals


Input: Trained in business appraisals [NKS&A] YES [REALTOR] NO [FSBO]

Output: NO

Selling a Kennel | Sell Your Dog Boarding Kennel | National Kennel Sales and Appraisals


Input: Specialists in SBA lending [NKS&A] YES [REALTOR] NO [FSBO]

Output: NO

Selling a Kennel | Sell Your Dog Boarding Kennel | National Kennel Sales and Appraisals


Input: Pre screening of buyers [NKS&A] YES [REALTOR] NO [FSBO]

Output: NO

Selling a Kennel | Sell Your Dog Boarding Kennel | National Kennel Sales and Appraisals


Input: Pet industry target marketing [NKS&A] YES [REALTOR] NO [FSBO]

Output: NO

Selling a Kennel | Sell Your Dog Boarding Kennel | National Kennel Sales and Appraisals


Input: Global marketing [NKS&A] YES [REALTOR] NO [FSBO]

Output: NO

Selling a Kennel | Sell Your Dog Boarding Kennel | National Kennel Sales and Appraisals


Input: Drafting of Purchase and Sale Agreements [NKS&A] YES [REALTOR] NO [FSBO]

Output: NO

Selling a Kennel | Sell Your Dog Boarding Kennel | National Kennel Sales and Appraisals


Input: Working with brokers nationwide [NKS&A] YES [REALTOR] NO [FSBO]

Output: NO

Selling a Kennel | Sell Your Dog Boarding Kennel | National Kennel Sales and Appraisals


Input: Excellent negotiation skills [NKS&A] YES [REALTOR] NO [FSBO]

Output: NO

Selling a Kennel | Sell Your Dog Boarding Kennel | National Kennel Sales and Appraisals


Input: Understanding of buyer motives / behaviors [NKS&A] YES [REALTOR] NO [FSBO]

Output: NO

Selling a Kennel | Sell Your Dog Boarding Kennel | National Kennel Sales and Appraisals


Input: [NO.] 4,500 [WHAT IT IS]

Output: Gallons of paint

Minute Maid Park gets fresh makeover | astros.com


Input: [NO.] 1,000 [WHAT IT IS]

Output: Signs replaced with new logos and colors

Minute Maid Park gets fresh makeover | astros.com


Input: [NO.] 21 [WHAT IT IS]

Output: Miles of wire cabling installed

Minute Maid Park gets fresh makeover | astros.com


Input: [NO.] 17,000 [WHAT IT IS]

Output: Square feet of new Diamond Club

Minute Maid Park gets fresh makeover | astros.com


Input: [NO.] 225 [WHAT IT IS]

Output: Tons of sand and dirt in new warning track

Minute Maid Park gets fresh makeover | astros.com


Input: [NO.] 2.5 million [WHAT IT IS]

Output: Dollars spent on renovations

Minute Maid Park gets fresh makeover | astros.com


Input: [Phase of Flight] At gate/Boarding door open [U.S./U.S.] YES [U.S./INT’L] YES [INT’L/U.S.] YES [INT’L/INT’L]

Output: YES

Authorized Portable Electronic Device Use


Input: [Phase of Flight] Boarding door closed/Taxi out from gate [U.S./U.S.] YES* [U.S./INT’L] YES* [INT’L/U.S.] NO [INT’L/INT’L]

Output: NO

Authorized Portable Electronic Device Use


Input: [Phase of Flight] Take-off: Climb until 10,000 ft. [U.S./U.S.] YES [U.S./INT’L] YES [INT’L/U.S.] NO [INT’L/INT’L]

Output: NO

Authorized Portable Electronic Device Use


Input: [Phase of Flight] Cruise [U.S./U.S.] YES [U.S./INT’L] YES [INT’L/U.S.] YES [INT’L/INT’L]

Output: YES

Authorized Portable Electronic Device Use


Input: [Phase of Flight] Descent: 10,000ft. until landing [U.S./U.S.] YES* [U.S./INT’L] NO [INT’L/U.S.] YES* [INT’L/INT’L]

Output: NO

Authorized Portable Electronic Device Use


Input: [Phase of Flight] Taxi to gate [U.S./U.S.] YES [U.S./INT’L] YES [INT’L/U.S.] YES [INT’L/INT’L]

Output: YES

Authorized Portable Electronic Device Use


Input: [WITH] Resveratrol [WITHOUT]

Output: Parabens


Input: [WITH] Vitamin E [WITHOUT]

Output: Silicones


Input: [WITH] Grape* [WITHOUT]

Output: Propylene glycol


Input: [WITH] Olive* [WITHOUT]

Output: Mineral oil


Input: [WITH] Propolis [WITHOUT]

Output: Ethanolamine


Input: [WITH] Olive polyphenols* [WITHOUT]

Output: Phthalates


Input: [WITH] Hyaluronic acid [WITHOUT]

Output: PCM


Input: [WITH] Neroli, patchouli, geranium & clary sage essential oils [WITHOUT]

Output: NM


Input: [AGREE] 74.3% [DISAGREE] 25.7% [QUESTION]

Output: Discounts on goods and services through my PBA membership are important to me

PBA Progress | PBA Benefit Provider Program Survey: The Results Are In!


Input: [AGREE] 35.3% [DISAGREE] 64.7% [QUESTION]

Output: The PBA Benefit Provider offers are not valuable to me

PBA Progress | PBA Benefit Provider Program Survey: The Results Are In!


Input: [AGREE] 86.5% [DISAGREE] 13.5% [QUESTION]

Output: If I knew more about the benefits, they might be more valuable to me

PBA Progress | PBA Benefit Provider Program Survey: The Results Are In!


Input: [AGREE] 66.7% [DISAGREE] 33.3% [QUESTION]

Output: I can usually find a better deal if I search diligently

PBA Progress | PBA Benefit Provider Program Survey: The Results Are In!


Input: [AGREE] 54.5% [DISAGREE] 45.5% [QUESTION]

Output: In general, Benefit Provider discounts are not significant enough to be worth my time to redeem

PBA Progress | PBA Benefit Provider Program Survey: The Results Are In!


Input: [AGREE] 46.7% [DISAGREE] 53.3% [QUESTION]

Output: Benefit Provider offers are too difficult to redeem

PBA Progress | PBA Benefit Provider Program Survey: The Results Are In!


Input: [AGREE] 83.3% [DISAGREE] 16.7% [QUESTION]

Output: When purchasing relevant goods/services, I forget that these discounts are available

PBA Progress | PBA Benefit Provider Program Survey: The Results Are In!


Input: [AGREE] 30.3% [DISAGREE] 69.7% [QUESTION]

Output: PBA should discontinue this program, and focus on programs with more member value

PBA Progress | PBA Benefit Provider Program Survey: The Results Are In!


Input: [AGREE] 97.0% [DISAGREE] 3.0% [QUESTION]

Output: PBA should keep this program, but negotiate better offers with greater discounts

PBA Progress | PBA Benefit Provider Program Survey: The Results Are In!


Input: [PURE CELL MODEL] Potential leaders are receive some sort of pre-training before leading the cell group and a great deal of ongoing training while leading the group. [FOUNDATIONAL PRINCIPLES]

Output: LEADERSHIP TRAINING


Input: [PURE CELL MODEL] Cell groups are divided into geographical districts. In far away districts, regional chapels are erected for worship services and to control the cell system. [FOUNDATIONAL PRINCIPLES]

Output: GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISION


Input: [PURE CELL MODEL] Top Leadership is raised up to pastor cell leaders under them. There is normally a cell leader, section leaders, sub-district leader, and district leader. [FOUNDATIONAL PRINCIPLES]

Output: JETHRO SYSTEM


Input: [PURE CELL MODEL] The cell group gives birth to another cell group and the process continues. [FOUNDATIONAL PRINCIPLES]

Output: MULTIPLICATION


Input: [PURE CELL MODEL] Evangelism is more of a group activity with the goal of giving birth. [FOUNDATIONAL PRINCIPLES]

Output: EVANGELISM


Input: [PURE CELL MODEL] Cell group planning takes place on a centralized level in district offices. [FOUNDATIONAL PRINCIPLES]

Output: CENTRAL PLANNING


Input: [PURE CELL MODEL] Cell Leaders are cared for by district pastors, sub-district pastors, and section leaders. [FOUNDATIONAL PRINCIPLES]

Output: CELL LEADER CARE


Input: [RANK] 1 [CHALLENGE] Chronic Diseases [SOLUTION]

Output: Tobacco Taxation

Copenhagen Consensus: Readers vote for tobacco taxes, micronutrients, and immunizations to solve the world’s biggest problems.


Input: [RANK] 2 [CHALLENGE] Hunger and Malnutrition [SOLUTION]

Output: Bundled Micro-Nutrient Interventions

Copenhagen Consensus: Readers vote for tobacco taxes, micronutrients, and immunizations to solve the world’s biggest problems.


Input: [RANK] 3 [CHALLENGE] Infectious Disease [SOLUTION]

Output: Expanded Childhood Immunization Coverage

Copenhagen Consensus: Readers vote for tobacco taxes, micronutrients, and immunizations to solve the world’s biggest problems.


Input: [RANK] 4 [CHALLENGE] Water and Sanitation [SOLUTION]

Output: The Reinvented Toilet

Copenhagen Consensus: Readers vote for tobacco taxes, micronutrients, and immunizations to solve the world’s biggest problems.


Input: [RANK] 5 [CHALLENGE] Infectious Disease [SOLUTION]

Output: Subsidy for Malaria Combination Treatment

Copenhagen Consensus: Readers vote for tobacco taxes, micronutrients, and immunizations to solve the world’s biggest problems.


Input: [RANK] 6 [CHALLENGE] Chronic Diseases [SOLUTION]

Output: Hepatitis B Immunization

Copenhagen Consensus: Readers vote for tobacco taxes, micronutrients, and immunizations to solve the world’s biggest problems.


Input: [RANK] 7 [CHALLENGE] Infectious Disease [SOLUTION]

Output: Deworming of Children

Copenhagen Consensus: Readers vote for tobacco taxes, micronutrients, and immunizations to solve the world’s biggest problems.


Input: [RANK] 8 [CHALLENGE] Hunger and Malnutrition [SOLUTION]

Output: R&D to Increase Yield Enhancements

Copenhagen Consensus: Readers vote for tobacco taxes, micronutrients, and immunizations to solve the world’s biggest problems.


Input: [RANK] 9 [CHALLENGE] Infectious Disease [SOLUTION]

Output: Expanding Tuberculosis Treatment

Copenhagen Consensus: Readers vote for tobacco taxes, micronutrients, and immunizations to solve the world’s biggest problems.


Input: [RANK] 10 [CHALLENGE] Water and Sanitation [SOLUTION]

Output: Community Led Total Sanitation

Copenhagen Consensus: Readers vote for tobacco taxes, micronutrients, and immunizations to solve the world’s biggest problems.


Input: [RANK] 11 [CHALLENGE] Chronic Diseases [SOLUTION]

Output: Acute Heart Attack Low-Cost Drugs

Copenhagen Consensus: Readers vote for tobacco taxes, micronutrients, and immunizations to solve the world’s biggest problems.


Input: [RANK] 12 [CHALLENGE] Chronic Diseases [SOLUTION]

Output: Generic Pill for Heart Attack Risk Reduction

Copenhagen Consensus: Readers vote for tobacco taxes, micronutrients, and immunizations to solve the world’s biggest problems.


Input: [RANK] 13 [CHALLENGE] Infectious Disease [SOLUTION]

Output: Investing in Accelerated HIV Vaccine Development

Copenhagen Consensus: Readers vote for tobacco taxes, micronutrients, and immunizations to solve the world’s biggest problems.


Input: [RANK] 14 [CHALLENGE] Water and Sanitation [SOLUTION]

Output: Sanitation as a Business

Copenhagen Consensus: Readers vote for tobacco taxes, micronutrients, and immunizations to solve the world’s biggest problems.


Input: [RANK] 15 [CHALLENGE] Hunger and Malnutrition [SOLUTION]

Output: Increase Competition in the Fertilizer Market

Copenhagen Consensus: Readers vote for tobacco taxes, micronutrients, and immunizations to solve the world’s biggest problems.


Input: [RANK] 16 [CHALLENGE] Chronic Diseases [SOLUTION]

Output: Salt Reduction Campaign

Copenhagen Consensus: Readers vote for tobacco taxes, micronutrients, and immunizations to solve the world’s biggest problems.


Input: [RANK] 17 [CHALLENGE] Hunger and Malnutrition [SOLUTION]

Output: Crop Advisory Text Messages

Copenhagen Consensus: Readers vote for tobacco taxes, micronutrients, and immunizations to solve the world’s biggest problems.


Input: [WINNERS] Stuck to the 55/5 rule* [LOSERS]

Output: Went straight for objectives

We're off to the pitches, Hollywood style


Input: [WINNERS] Defined the problem - sometimes breaking it down to its components. [LOSERS]

Output: Regurgitated the brief

We're off to the pitches, Hollywood style


Input: [WINNERS] Accepted the situation [LOSERS]

Output: Saw the timeframe as unrealistic, and that this 'is just an exercise' - it would be different in real life. It isn't.

We're off to the pitches, Hollywood style


Input: [WINNERS] Played down the puffery [LOSERS]

Output: Included irrelevant 'puffiness'. Took wooing to a level of discomfort.

We're off to the pitches, Hollywood style


Input: [WINNERS] Brought it back to one thing [LOSERS]

Output: No cohesive concept

We're off to the pitches, Hollywood style


Input: [WINNERS] What they didn't know, they explained how they would find out, and why they needed to [LOSERS]

Output: Showed how much they knew

We're off to the pitches, Hollywood style


Input: [WINNERS] Had very logical structure [LOSERS]

Output: Just information - no story

We're off to the pitches, Hollywood style


Input: [WINNERS] Were sensitive to the existing business [LOSERS]

Output: Proposed dramatic change

We're off to the pitches, Hollywood style


Input: [WINNERS] Body language supported what they were saying [LOSERS]

Output: Mouth said one thing, their manner said another

We're off to the pitches, Hollywood style


Input: [WINNERS] Whetted my appetite - gave me a few tactics (just to give me an indication of the application of strategy - not to show how marvellously creative they were) [LOSERS]

Output: Either focused on tactics at the expense of strategy, or left out tactics altogether

We're off to the pitches, Hollywood style


Input: [DEPARTMENT] Admin [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-981 [REVISION DATE] 5/15 [FORM NAME]

Output: RESEARCH AND COPY REQUEST FORM

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Adoption [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1092 [REVISION DATE] 5/15 [FORM NAME]

Output: PETITION FOR AUTHORIZATION TO INSPECT ADOPTION AND BIRTH RECORDS INFORMATION AND TO OBTAIN COPIES

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Civil [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-436 [REVISION DATE] 10/07 [FORM NAME]

Output: AMENDMENT TO COMPLAINT, NAME CORRECTION

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Civil [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1041 [REVISION DATE] 7/13 [FORM NAME]

Output: APPLICATION AND ORDER FOR PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS OR CITATION

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Civil [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1013A [REVISION DATE] 02/08 [FORM NAME]

Output: APPLICATION AND STIPULATION FOR ORDER TO CONTINUE MEDIATION HEARING AND/OR CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Civil [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1013 [REVISION DATE] 09/08 [FORM NAME]

Output: APPLICATION AND STIPULATION FOR ORDER TO CONTINUE TRIAL

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Civil [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-511 [REVISION DATE] 10/07 [FORM NAME]

Output: CLERK'S JUDGMENT ON SISTER STATE JUDGMENT

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Civil [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-420 [REVISION DATE] 12/12 [FORM NAME]

Output: DECLARATION RE: NOTICE UPON EX PARTE APPLICATION FOR ORDERS

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Civil [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1068 [REVISION DATE] 1/12 [FORM NAME]

Output: NOTICE OF MOTION TO MODIFY, TERMINATE, OR SET ASIDE CIVIL HARASSMENT RO

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Civil [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-429 [REVISION DATE] 10/07 [FORM NAME]

Output: ORDER DETERMINING CLAIM OF EXEMPTION ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENT

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Civil [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-435 [REVISION DATE] 10/07 [FORM NAME]

Output: ORDER FOR RELEASE OF RENTS POSTED WITH COURT

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Civil [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1069 [REVISION DATE] 03/14 [FORM NAME]

Output: ORDER TO TERMINATE RESTRAINING ORDER, CIVIL

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Civil [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1012 [REVISION DATE] 9/14 [FORM NAME]

Output: STIPULATION AND ORDER TO ATTEND JUDICIAL MEDIATION OR PRIVATE ARBITRATION

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Civil [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1097 [REVISION DATE] 7/15 [FORM NAME]

Output: APPLICATION AND ORDER TO SERVE SUMMONS BY POSTING FOR UNLAWFUL DETAINER

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Dependency [FORM NUMBER] SUPDP-001 [REVISION DATE] 3/12 [FORM NAME]

Output: JUVENILE LAW- FINANCIAL DECLARATION

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Dependency [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1031 [REVISION DATE] 2/08 [FORM NAME]

Output: TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS - JUVENILE

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Family Law [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1013B [REVISION DATE] 1/13 [FORM NAME]

Output: APPLICATION AND STIPULATION FOR ORDER TO CONTINUE STATUS CONFERENCE

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Family Law [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-466 [REVISION DATE] 10/07 [FORM NAME]

Output: APPLICATION FOR AUTHORIZATIONTO ENTER JUDGMENT PRIOR TO ATTENDANCE AT CO-PARENTING CLASS AND ORDER

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Family Law [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1042 [REVISION DATE] 10/07 [FORM NAME]

Output: REQUEST FOR TRIAL - FAMILY LAW

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Family Law [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1034 [REVISION DATE] 1/13 [FORM NAME]

Output: STATUS CONFERENCE STATEMENT - FAMILY LAW

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Family Law [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-967 [REVISION DATE] 02/12 [FORM NAME]

Output: STIPULATION AND ORDER TO RECOMMENDING MEDIATION

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Family Law [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1088 [REVISION DATE] 9/13 [FORM NAME]

Output: STIPULATION AND ORDER

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Family Law [FORM NUMBER] CO-PARENTING [FORM NAME]

Output: CO-PARENTING REGISTRATION

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Family Law [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1093 [REVISION DATE] 1/13 [FORM NAME]

Output: REQUEST AND ORDER FOR TELEPHONE APPEARANCE

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Family Law [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-420 [REVISION DATE] 12/12 [FORM NAME]

Output: DECLARATION RE: NOTICE UPON EX PARTE APPLICATION FOR ORDERS

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] DCSS [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1094 [REVISION DATE] 1/13 [FORM NAME]

Output: ORDER TO REMOVE ATTACHMENTS, SEAL, DEDACT

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Probate [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1077 [REVISION DATE] 5/15 [FORM NAME]

Output: ATTACHMENT, DECLARATION IN SUPPORT OF GUARDIANSHIP

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Probate [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-714 [REVISION DATE] 02/08 [FORM NAME]

Output: NOTICE OF RESIDENCE, CONSERVATORSHIP/GUARDIANSHIP

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Probate [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1071 [REVISION DATE] 1/09 [FORM NAME]

Output: OBJECTION TO PETITION FOR VISITATION GUARDIANSHIPS

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Probate [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-410 [REVISION DATE] 10/05 [FORM NAME]

Output: PETITION FOR REAPPOINTMENT OF CONSERVATOR AND NOTICE OF HEARING

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Probate [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1074 [REVISION DATE] 1/09 [FORM NAME]

Output: PETITION FOR VISITING, OTHER CONTACT, MODIFICATION OF VISITATION ORDER, GUARDIANSHIP

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Probate [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1075 [REVISION DATE] 8/12 [FORM NAME]

Output: PETITION TENDERING RESIGNATION OF GUARDIAN

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Probate [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1076 [REVISION DATE] 1/09 [FORM NAME]

Output: PETITION TO REMOVE GUARDIAN OR CONSERVATOR

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Probate [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1070 [REVISION DATE] 1/09 [FORM NAME]

Output: PLEADING OBJECTION TO GUARDIANSHIP, CONSERVATIORSHIP

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Probate [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1072 [REVISION DATE] 1/09 [FORM NAME]

Output: PLEADING OBJECTION TO PETITION TO REMOVE, Guardian and Conservatorship

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Probate [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1073 [REVISION DATE] 1/09 [FORM NAME]

Output: PLEADING OBJECTION TO PETITION TO TERMINATE, Guardian and Conservatorship

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Probate [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1079 [REVISION DATE] 8/12 [FORM NAME]

Output: VISITATION ATTACHMENT A, GUARDIANSHIP

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Probate [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1078 [REVISION DATE] 1/09 [FORM NAME]

Output: VISITATION ORDER GUARDIANSHIP

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Probate [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1085 [REVISION DATE] 06/10 [FORM NAME]

Output: CONTACT INFORMATION PURSUANT TO PROBATE CODE

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Probate [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1095 [REVISION DATE] 1/15 [FORM NAME]

Output: DECLARATION OF DILIGENT SEARCH AND REQUEST TO DISPENSE WITH NOTICE

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Small Claims [FORM NUMBER] SUPSC-013 [REVISION DATE] 1/15 [FORM NAME]

Output: DECLARATION OF JUDGMENT DEBTOR AND REQUEST TO FILE SATISFACTION OF JUDGMENT

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Small Claims [FORM NUMBER] SUPSC-008 [REVISION DATE] 6/08 [FORM NAME]

Output: REQ-ORDER TO AMEND NAME AFTER JUDGMENT

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Small Claims [FORM NUMBER] SUPSC-001 [REVISION DATE] 7/15 [FORM NAME]

Output: SMALL CLAIMS FILING INFORMATION

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Small Claims [FORM NUMBER] SUPSC-005 [REVISION DATE] 6/10 [FORM NAME]

Output: SMALL CLAIMS MEDIATION PROGRAM INFORMATION

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Small Claims [FORM NUMBER] SUPSC-024 [REVISION DATE] 1/12 [FORM NAME]

Output: DECLARATION AND ORDER RE: MEDIATED AGREEMENT DEFAULT

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Small Claims [FORM NUMBER] SUPSC-025 [REVISION DATE] 1/12 [FORM NAME]

Output: STIPULATION TO VACATE JUDGMENT AND ORDER THEREON

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Small Claims [FORM NUMBER] SUPSC-026 [REVISION DATE] 1/15 [FORM NAME]

Output: REQUEST AND ORDER FOR TELEPHONE APPEARANCE

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Traffic [FORM NUMBER] SUPTMV-051 [REVISION DATE] 7/13 [FORM NAME]

Output: WHY IS YOUR BAIL FINE SO MUCH?

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Traffic [FORM NUMBER] SUPTMV-056 [REVISION DATE] 1/14 [FORM NAME]

Output: MODIFICATION REQUEST FORM: CRIMINAL/MINOR VIOLATION/TRAFFIC

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Traffic [FORM NUMBER] SUPTMV-057 [REVISION DATE] 1/14 [FORM NAME]

Output: PLEA FORM: TRAFFIC AND MINOR VIOLATION

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Criminal [FORM NUMBER] SUPCR-013 [REVISION DATE] 1/07 [FORM NAME]

Output: ELECTRONIC RECORDING\TRANSCRIPT REQUEST FORM

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Criminal [FORM NUMBER] SUPCR-1103 [REVISION DATE] 07/13 [FORM NAME]

Output: DUI ADVISEMENT OF RIGHTS, WAIVER, AND PLEA FORM (FIRST OFFENSE ONLY-VEHICLE CODE 23152)

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Criminal [FORM NUMBER] SUPCR-1104 [REVISION DATE] 07/13 [FORM NAME]

Output: DUI ADVISEMENT OF RIGHTS, WAIVER AND PLEA FORM (VEHICLE CODE 23152)

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Criminal [FORM NUMBER] SUPCR-1105 [REVISION DATE] 07/13 [FORM NAME]

Output: ADDENDUM TO DUI ADVISEMENT OF RIGHTS, WAIVER, AND PLEA FORM

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Criminal [FORM NUMBER] SUPCR-1106 [REVISION DATE] 07/13 [FORM NAME]

Output: DUI ADVISEMENT OF RIGHTS, WAIVER, AND PLEA FORM (VEHICLE CODE 23153)

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Criminal [FORM NUMBER] SUPCR-1107 [REVISION DATE] 07/15 [FORM NAME]

Output: MISDEMEANOR ADVISEMENT OF RIGHTS, WAIVER, AND PLEA FORM

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Criminal [FORM NUMBER] SUPCR-1108 [REVISION DATE] 07/13 [FORM NAME]

Output: ADVISEMENT OF RIGHTS, WAIVER AND PLEA FORM DEFERRED ENTRY OF JUDGMENT (PENAL CODE 1000 ET SEQ.)

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Criminal [FORM NUMBER] SUPCR-1109 [REVISION DATE] 07/13 [FORM NAME]

Output: ADVISEMENT OF RIGHTS, WAIVER AND PLEA FORM (VEHICLE CODE 14601 ET SEQ.; VEHICLE CODE 12500(a)

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Criminal [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1021 [REVISION DATE] 10/07 [FORM NAME]

Output: APPLICATION AND ORDER AUTHORIZING COST OF REPORTER'S TRANSCRIPT

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Criminal [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1023 [REVISION DATE] 9/14 [FORM NAME]

Output: JUDGE'S TRANSCRIPT REQUEST AND ORDER

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Criminal [FORM NUMBER] SUPCV-1022 [REVISION DATE] 10/07 [FORM NAME]

Output: APPLICATION AND ORDER AUTHORIZING COST OF REPORTER'S TRANSCRIPT FOR APPEAL

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] Criminal [FORM NUMBER] SUPCR-1112 [REVISION DATE] 7/15 [FORM NAME]

Output: PETITION FOR RESENTENCING

Local Forms | Superior Court of California, Santa Cruz County


Input: [DEPARTMENT] Criminal [FORM NUMBER] SUPCR-1113 [REVISION DATE] 7/15 [FORM NAME]

Output: APPLICATION FOR REDESIGNATION OF MISDEMEANOR

Local Forms | Superior Court of California, Santa Cruz County


Input: [DEPARTMENT] Criminal [FORM NUMBER] SUPCR-1114 [REVISION DATE] 12/14 [FORM NAME]

Output: RESPONSE TO PETITION OR APPLICATION

Local Forms | Superior Court of California, Santa Cruz County


Input: [DEPARTMENT] Criminal [FORM NUMBER] SUPCR-1115 [REVISION DATE] 1/15 [FORM NAME]

Output: ORDER ON PETITION OR APPLICATION

Local Forms | Superior Court of California, Santa Cruz County


Input: [DEPARTMENT] Criminal [FORM NUMBER] SUPCR-1116 [REVISION DATE] 1/15 [FORM NAME]

Output: WAIVER OF OFFICIAL REPORTER IN FELONY PROCEEDINGS

Local Forms | Superior Court of California, Santa Cruz County


Input: [Name] Graffeo Coffee Roasting Company [Yelp’s 2008 rank] 1 [Our 2008 rank] N/A N/A [Our thoughts]

Output: Good local roaster. But they don’t do retail coffee.

The Best of Yelp San Francisco Coffee & Tea or: The Uselessness of Crowds | Espresso News and Reviews - TheShot.coffeeratings.com


Input: [Name] Bernie’s [Yelp’s 2008 rank] 2 [Our 2008 rank] 18 “I personally don’t drink coffee and generally don’t like the smell of it, but I love the aromas emanating from Bernie’s coffee shop.” [Our thoughts]

Output: Amazing how much money you can save when you don’t actually drink any of the stuff.

The Best of Yelp San Francisco Coffee & Tea or: The Uselessness of Crowds | Espresso News and Reviews - TheShot.coffeeratings.com


Input: [Name] Trouble Coffee Company [Yelp’s 2008 rank] 3 [Our 2008 rank] 7 “Blue Bottle is delicious but I don’t own the appropriate attire to hang out there.” [Our thoughts]

Output: Ball gowns, white gloves, and tiaras are so hard to come by at thrift stores these days.

The Best of Yelp San Francisco Coffee & Tea or: The Uselessness of Crowds | Espresso News and Reviews - TheShot.coffeeratings.com


Input: [Name] Double Team Coffee [Yelp’s 2008 rank] 4 [Our 2008 rank] 396 “What more could you ask for than a cute little asian dude yelling ‘strooooooong coooofffe’ while he’s completely jacked out his head on his product.” [Our thoughts]

Output: Well, you could ask for coffee that doesn’t rate in the bottom third of the entire city.

The Best of Yelp San Francisco Coffee & Tea or: The Uselessness of Crowds | Espresso News and Reviews - TheShot.coffeeratings.com


Input: [Name] L’s Caffé [Yelp’s 2008 rank] 5 [Our 2008 rank] 453 “It depends on how YOU like your coffee, but personally I drink coffee because it’s warm and it’s a vehicle for milk.” [Our thoughts]

Output: Which is why personally we drink beer because it’s foamy and it’s a vehicle for drunken, anonymous sex.

The Best of Yelp San Francisco Coffee & Tea or: The Uselessness of Crowds | Espresso News and Reviews - TheShot.coffeeratings.com


Input: [Name] Leland Tea Company [Yelp’s 2008 rank] 6 [Our 2008 rank] N/A N/A [Our thoughts]

Output: It was the great President Lincoln who once said, “If this is coffee, please bring me some tea; but if this is tea, please bring me some coffee.”

The Best of Yelp San Francisco Coffee & Tea or: The Uselessness of Crowds | Espresso News and Reviews - TheShot.coffeeratings.com


Input: [Name] MotoJava [Yelp’s 2008 rank] 7 [Our 2008 rank] 294 “I haven’t tried the coffee yet, but the sandwich I had was excellent, as was the service.” [Our thoughts]

Output: The French Laundry: five stars. We didn’t try any of the food, but the coat check was fantastic.

The Best of Yelp San Francisco Coffee & Tea or: The Uselessness of Crowds | Espresso News and Reviews - TheShot.coffeeratings.com


Input: [Name] Cafe Murano [Yelp’s 2008 rank] 8 [Our 2008 rank] 240 “They serve great food (Sorry i don’t know about coffee, i don’t drink it)” [Our thoughts]

Output: And we love the softness of their toilet tissue.

The Best of Yelp San Francisco Coffee & Tea or: The Uselessness of Crowds | Espresso News and Reviews - TheShot.coffeeratings.com


Input: [Name] Cento [Yelp’s 2008 rank] 9 [Our 2008 rank] 6 Two-fer: “Hooray for yet another coffee shop serving good drinks out of a loading bay!” and “I haven’t even been there yet, but am certain it will be fabulous” [Our thoughts]

Output: If we actually stepped over the heroin-addled hookers to get to their loading bay and taste their coffee, we’re certain it would be some of the best in the city.

The Best of Yelp San Francisco Coffee & Tea or: The Uselessness of Crowds | Espresso News and Reviews - TheShot.coffeeratings.com


Input: [Name] Danilo Bakery’s BaoNecci [Yelp’s 2008 rank] 10 [Our 2008 rank] 159 “A very handsome young man behind the counter flirted with me (as only a European man can do!) and I found they are making the delicious corn bread loaves on Saturday again!” [Our thoughts]

Output: And I’ll give you six stars if you give me your phone number in an accent of whatever language they must speak in Italy.

The Best of Yelp San Francisco Coffee & Tea or: The Uselessness of Crowds | Espresso News and Reviews - TheShot.coffeeratings.com


Input: [HAZARD] Were financial professionals [BANKERS] Yes [ADVANTAGE:] Bankers [HOMEOWNERS]

Output: No

Foreclosures and Guilt The Home Loan Moral Hazard Scorecard


Input: [HAZARD] Cheated on property laws, taxes, titles, etc. [BANKERS] Yes [ADVANTAGE:] Bankers [HOMEOWNERS]

Output: Mostly no

Foreclosures and Guilt The Home Loan Moral Hazard Scorecard


Input: [HAZARD] Got rich off the deal [BANKERS] Made trillions [ADVANTAGE:] Bankers [HOMEOWNERS]

Output: Some got to buy boats or flat-screen TVs

Foreclosures and Guilt The Home Loan Moral Hazard Scorecard


Input: [HAZARD] Acted as unfair trading partners [BANKERS] Yes; had FICO, databases, teams of economists [ADVANTAGE:] Bankers [HOMEOWNERS]

Output: A few hid things, but the banks knew anyway

Foreclosures and Guilt The Home Loan Moral Hazard Scorecard


Input: [HAZARD] Could influence politicians with fat campaign contributions [BANKERS] Yes [ADVANTAGE:] Bankers [HOMEOWNERS]

Output: No; never attended $20,000/plate fundraising dinners

Foreclosures and Guilt The Home Loan Moral Hazard Scorecard


Input: [HAZARD] Able to influence public opinion with PR campaigns, etc. [BANKERS] Yes [ADVANTAGE:] Bankers [HOMEOWNERS]

Output: No

Foreclosures and Guilt The Home Loan Moral Hazard Scorecard


Input: [HAZARD] Absolutely shameless about blaming others for financial mismanagement after accepting massive bailout [BANKERS] Yes [ADVANTAGE:] Bankers [HOMEOWNERS]

Output: No; most feel guilty about missing a payment and ashamed if they default

Foreclosures and Guilt The Home Loan Moral Hazard Scorecard


Input: [HAZARD] Forced to bear financial burden of overpriced homes [BANKERS] No [ADVANTAGE:] Who else? [HOMEOWNERS]

Output: Yes

Foreclosures and Guilt The Home Loan Moral Hazard Scorecard


Input: [MATERIAL] table scraps [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Nitrogen [NOTES]

Output: add with dry carbon items


Input: [MATERIAL] fruit & vegetable scraps [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Nitrogen [NOTES]

Output: add with dry carbon items


Input: [MATERIAL] eggshells [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] neutral [NOTES]

Output: best when crushed


Input: [MATERIAL] leaves [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Carbon [NOTES]

Output: leaves break down faster when shredded


Input: [MATERIAL] grass clippings [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Nitrogen [NOTES]

Output: add in thin layers so they don't mat into clumps


Input: [MATERIAL] garden plants [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] neutral [NOTES]

Output: use disease-free plants only


Input: [MATERIAL] lawn & garden weeds [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Nitrogen [NOTES]

Output: only use weeds which have not gone to seed


Input: [MATERIAL] shrub prunings [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Carbon [NOTES]

Output: woody prunings are slow to break down


Input: [MATERIAL] straw or hay [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Carbon [NOTES]

Output: straw is best; hay (with seeds) is less ideal


Input: [MATERIAL] green comfrey leaves [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Nitrogen [NOTES]

Output: excellent compost 'activator'


Input: [MATERIAL] pine needles [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Carbon [NOTES]

Output: acidic; use in moderate amounts


Input: [MATERIAL] flowers, cuttings [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Nitrogen [NOTES]

Output: chop up any long woody stems


Input: [MATERIAL] seaweed and kelp [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Nitrogen [NOTES]

Output: rinse first; good source for trace minerals


Input: [MATERIAL] wood ash [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Carbon [NOTES]

Output: only use ash from clean materials; sprinkle lightly


Input: [MATERIAL] chicken manure [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Nitrogen [NOTES]

Output: excellent compost 'activator'


Input: [MATERIAL] coffee grounds [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Nitrogen [NOTES]

Output: filters may also be included


Input: [MATERIAL] tea leaves [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Nitrogen [NOTES]

Output: loose or in bags


Input: [MATERIAL] newspaper [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Carbon [NOTES]

Output: avoid using glossy paper and colored inks


Input: [MATERIAL] shredded paper [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Carbon [NOTES]

Output: avoid using glossy paper and colored inks


Input: [MATERIAL] cardboard [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Carbon [NOTES]

Output: shred material to avoid matting


Input: [MATERIAL] corn cobs, stalks [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Carbon [NOTES]

Output: slow to decompose; best if chopped up


Input: [MATERIAL] dryer lint [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Carbon [NOTES]

Output: best if from natural fibers


Input: [MATERIAL] sawdust pellets [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Carbon [NOTES]

Output: high carbon levels; add in layers to avoid clumping


Input: [MATERIAL] wood chips / pellets [CARBON OR NITROGEN?] Carbon [NOTES]

Output: high carbon levels; use sparingly


Input: [Metaphor] ANGER AS HEAT [Explanation] The most general metaphor for anger. [Examples]

Output: Bill’s a hothead(and conversely:) Keep your cool

Metaphors of Anger - By Andrew Day - Royal Institution of AustraliaRiAus - Australia’s Science Channel | Bringing science to people and people to science


Input: [Metaphor] ANGER IS HOT FLUID IN A CONTAINER [Explanation] Uses the general metaphor of THE BODY AS A CONTAINER. Notion of exploding involves metaphorical references to volcanoes, bombs, electricity, pistons. [Examples]

Output: I had reached boiling point.He was just letting off steam.I blew my stack.

Metaphors of Anger - By Andrew Day - Royal Institution of AustraliaRiAus - Australia’s Science Channel | Bringing science to people and people to science


Input: [Metaphor] ANGER IS FIRE [Explanation] Variation on the above. Interestingly, the emphasis is on anger’s ability to consume the angry person. [Examples]

Output: He was consumed by anger.That just added fuel to the fire.

Metaphors of Anger - By Andrew Day - Royal Institution of AustraliaRiAus - Australia’s Science Channel | Bringing science to people and people to science


Input: [Metaphor] ANGER IS INSANITY [Explanation] Expressions that indicate insane behaviour can also indicate angry behaviour. Violent behaviour, indicative of frustration, is also viewed as a form of insane behaviour. [Examples]

Output: I’m mad. I’m just banging my head against the wall.He went berserk/ bonkers/crazy/bananas.

Metaphors of Anger - By Andrew Day - Royal Institution of AustraliaRiAus - Australia’s Science Channel | Bringing science to people and people to science


Input: [Metaphor] ANGER IS AN OPPONENT IN A STRUGGLE [Explanation] The opponent metaphor focuses on the issue of control and the danger of loss of control to the angry person. [Examples]

Output: I’m struggling with my anger.I was seized by anger.Her anger is never appeased.

Metaphors of Anger - By Andrew Day - Royal Institution of AustraliaRiAus - Australia’s Science Channel | Bringing science to people and people to science


Input: [Metaphor] ANGER IS A DANGEROUS/ CAPTIVE ANIMAL [Explanation] As above but focuses on danger to others. Loss of control is equivalent to the animal getting loose. Note in final example the metaphor of the dragon: the dangerous animal that can devour one with fire. [Examples]

Output: He has a ferocious temper. He unleashed his anger.He was breathing fire.

Metaphors of Anger - By Andrew Day - Royal Institution of AustraliaRiAus - Australia’s Science Channel | Bringing science to people and people to science


Input: [PREREQUISITES] Graduate of PES, CrossOver and *LifeWorks grad preferred.*Team Members are selected based on the following criteria; LifeWorks grads are selected first, current LifeWorks participants second and CrossOver grads third. [SEMINAR]

Output: The Personal Effectiveness Seminar


Input: [PREREQUISITES] Assisted on two P.E.S. Assist Teams. [SEMINAR]

Output: CROSSOVER


Input: [PREREQUISITES] Must be a current or past WINGS Intern. [SEMINAR]

Output: LIFEWORKS


Input: [PREREQUISITES] Graduates of the Listening Heart Seminar. Couples apply and are selected together. [SEMINAR]

Output: LISTENING HEART


Input: [PREREQUISITES] Graduates of the Namaste’ Seminar. Assist Team Training preferred. [SEMINAR]

Output: NAMASTÉ


Input: [PREREQUISITES] Assisted on one P.E.S. Assist Team. [SEMINAR]

Output: TRUE COLORS


Input: [PREREQUISITES] Graduate of Integrate. Must have assisted on two P.E.S. teams and one CROSSOVER team. [SEMINAR]

Output: INTEGRATE


Input: [PREREQUISITES] Graduate of Authentic Leader. [SEMINAR]

Output: AUTHENTIC LEADER


Input: [PREREQUISITES] Graduate of NLP Self Mastery I and II. [SEMINAR]

Output: NLP


Input: [EXPENDITURE] Rent [INCOME]

Output: Salary

Money Management


Input: [EXPENDITURE] Council Tax [INCOME]

Output: Working Tax Credit

Money Management


Input: [EXPENDITURE] Gas [INCOME]

Output: Child Tax Credit

Money Management


Input: [EXPENDITURE] Electricity [INCOME]

Output: Child Benefit

Money Management


Input: [EXPENDITURE] Child Care [INCOME]

Output: Housing Benefit

Money Management


Input: [EXPENDITURE] Food [INCOME]

Output: Child Maintenance

Money Management


Input: [EXPENDITURE] Insurance [INCOME]

Output: Child Support

Money Management


Input: [EXPENDITURE] Clothing [INCOME]

Output: Other Income

Money Management


Input: [EXPENDITURE] Travel [INCOME]

Output: Other Income

Money Management


Input: [EXPENDITURE] Expenditure TOTAL £ [INCOME]

Output: Income TOTAL £

Money Management


Input: [PROs] Simple, uncluttered website & shopping experience [CONs]

Output: Very few customization choices

Indochino Review - Jacket & Pants — Gentleman's Gazette


Input: [PROs] Option to see the fabrics in person before you buy [CONs]

Output: Substantial Issues with jacket & pants after first order

Indochino Review - Jacket & Pants — Gentleman's Gazette


Input: [PROs] Delivered earlier than promised [CONs]

Output: Sloped shoulders or different arm length is not easily accomodated

Indochino Review - Jacket & Pants — Gentleman's Gazette


Input: [PROs] Great Service & Free Remake of the products [CONs]

Output: Only two lapel width options, both of which are slim

Indochino Review - Jacket & Pants — Gentleman's Gazette


Input: [PROs] Good range of movement - much better than RTW [CONs]

Output: Can't accommodate different arm lengths; uneven sleeve hem

Indochino Review - Jacket & Pants — Gentleman's Gazette


Input: [PROs] Boutonniere Loop [CONs]

Output: Overlapping, closed front quarters

Indochino Review - Jacket & Pants — Gentleman's Gazette


Input: [CODE] GST [USES] · GST transactions where claimable by the business [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Goods & Services Tax

Accountants and MYOB Certified Consultants Bankstown Sydney GK Mee & Company


Input: [CODE] FRE [USES] · Bank Charges · Payments to suppliers who have an ABN but are not registered for GST · Donations · Interest Expense · Australian Securities and Investments Commissions Fees · GST free food items & other free items under the Act [DESCRIPTION]

Output: GST Free

Accountants and MYOB Certified Consultants Bankstown Sydney GK Mee & Company


Input: [CODE] ITS [USES] · Expenses where an input tax credit is available how ever is prohibited under the Act to claim the GST because those expenses are deemed input taxed e.g. residential rent expenses · Expenses to financial suppliers [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Input Tax Sales

Accountants and MYOB Certified Consultants Bankstown Sydney GK Mee & Company


Input: [CODE] N-T [USES] · Wages · Superannuation · Tax Payments · Fines · Shareholder Loans · Dividends Received/Paid · Depreciation · Principal payments on finance · Private expenses, or private portion of expenses that are not tax-deductible [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Not Reportable

Accountants and MYOB Certified Consultants Bankstown Sydney GK Mee & Company


Input: [CODE] CAP [USES] · Capital expenses e.g. plant & equipments [DESCRIPTION]

Output: GST on Capital Acquisitions

Accountants and MYOB Certified Consultants Bankstown Sydney GK Mee & Company


Input: [CODE] LCT [USES] · Only used by car wholesalers, when invoicing out a new car to a customer [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Luxury Car Tax

Accountants and MYOB Certified Consultants Bankstown Sydney GK Mee & Company


Input: [CODE] EXP [USES] · Sales to overseas customers [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Export Sales

Accountants and MYOB Certified Consultants Bankstown Sydney GK Mee & Company


Input: [0] G1 [LIFE SYSTEMS] NEEDS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF LIVING THINGS Bees Needs and Characteristics of Living Things Growth and Change in Animals Insects Pond Study [STRUCTURES, MECHANISMS] MATERIALS OBJECTS AND EVERYDAY STRUCTURES [EARTH AND SPACE] DAILY AND SEASONAL CHANGES Daily and Seasonal Changes Maple Syrup [MATTER AND ENERGY]

Output: ENERGY IN OUR LIVES Energy In Our Lives


Input: [0] G2 [LIFE SYSTEMS] GROWTH AND CHANGE IN ANIMALS Bees Growth and Change in Animals Insects Pond Study [STRUCTURES, MECHANISMS] MOVEMENT [EARTH AND SPACE] AIR AND WATER IN THE ENVIRONMENT Air and Water in the Environment [MATTER AND ENERGY]

Output: PROPERTIES OF LIQUIDS AND SOLIDS Energy In Our Lives


Input: [0] G3 [LIFE SYSTEMS] GROWTH AND CHANGE IN PLANTS Growth and Change in Plants Maple Syrup The Living City Organic Farm Pond Study [STRUCTURES, MECHANISMS] STRONG, STABLE STRUCTURES [EARTH AND SPACE] SOILS IN THE ENVIRONMENT Soils in the Environment The Living City Organic Farm [MATTER AND ENERGY]

Output: FORCES CAUSING MOVEMENT Forces Causing Movement and Kite Flying


Input: [0] G4 [LIFE SYSTEMS] HABITATS AND COMMUNITIES Habitats and Communities Owl Prowl Pond Study Instincts for Survival [STRUCTURES, MECHANISMS] PULLEYS AND GEARS [EARTH AND SPACE] ROCKS AND MINERALS Soils in the Environment [MATTER AND ENERGY]

Output: LIGHT AND SOUND


Input: [0] G5 [LIFE SYSTEMS] HUMAN ORGAN SYSTEMS [STRUCTURES, MECHANISMS] FORCES ACTING ON STRUCTURES AND MECHANISMS [EARTH AND SPACE] CONSERVATION OF ENERGY AND RESOURCES Archetype Sustainable House Tour Conservation of Energy and Resources Go Green Pond Study [MATTER AND ENERGY]

Output: PROPERTIES OF AND CHANGES IN MATTER Archetype Sustainable House Tour Conservation of Energy and Resources


Input: [0] G6 [LIFE SYSTEMS] BIODIVERSITY Bees Biodiversity Invertebrate Study Pond Study Instincts for Survival [STRUCTURES, MECHANISMS] FLIGHT Principles of Flight and Kite Flying [EARTH AND SPACE] SPACE [MATTER AND ENERGY]

Output: ELECTRICITY AND ELECTRICAL DEVICES Archetype Sustainable House Tour


Input: [0] G7 [LIFE SYSTEMS] INTERACTIONS IN THE ENVIRONMENT Interactions in the Environment Pond Study [STRUCTURES, MECHANISMS] FORM AND FUNCTION [EARTH AND SPACE] HEAT IN THE ENVIRONMENT Archetype Sustainable House Tour [MATTER AND ENERGY]

Output: PURE SUBSTANCES AND MIXTURES


Input: [0] G8 [LIFE SYSTEMS] CELLS [STRUCTURES, MECHANISMS] SYSTEMS IN ACTION [EARTH AND SPACE] WATER SYSTEMS Water Systems Archetype Sustainable House Tour Pond Study [MATTER AND ENERGY]

Output: FLUIDS Water Systems


Input: [VARIETY] MERRITT SUPREME [COLOR PINK] MED. PINK [COLOR BLUE] DEEP BLUE/PURPLE [HEAT TOLERANCE]

Output: YES


Input: [VARIETY] KUHNERT [COLOR PINK] NOT AVAILABLE [COLOR BLUE] LIGHT BLUE [HEAT TOLERANCE]

Output: NOT VERY


Input: [VARIETY] SISTER THERESE [COLOR PINK] WHITE [COLOR BLUE] WHITE [HEAT TOLERANCE]

Output: NOT VERY


Input: [VARIETY] HORBEN [COLOR PINK] NOT AVAILABLE [COLOR BLUE] DARK BLUE [HEAT TOLERANCE]

Output: YES


Input: [VARIETY] MATHILDA GUTCHES [COLOR PINK] NOT AVAILABLE [COLOR BLUE] DARK BLUE [HEAT TOLERANCE]

Output: YES


Input: [VARIETY] FIRELIGHT [COLOR PINK] DARK PINK [COLOR BLUE] PURPLE [HEAT TOLERANCE]

Output: YES


Input: [VARIETY] REGULA [COLOR PINK] WHITE [COLOR BLUE] WHITE [HEAT TOLERANCE]

Output: YES


Input: [VARIETY] LACE CAP BLAUMEISE [COLOR PINK] MEDIUM PINK [COLOR BLUE] STEEL BLUE [HEAT TOLERANCE]

Output: YES


Input: [VARIETY] ROSABELLA [COLOR PINK] BICOLOR [COLOR BLUE] NOT AVAILABLE [HEAT TOLERANCE]

Output: MODERATE


Input: [VARIETY] BERLIN� [COLOR PINK] LIGHT PINK [COLOR BLUE] LIGHT BLUE [HEAT TOLERANCE]

Output: YES


Input: [VARIETY] ISABELLA [COLOR PINK] BICOLOR [COLOR BLUE] NOT AVAILABLE [HEAT TOLERANCE]

Output: YES


Input: [VARIETY] BLUE DANUBE [COLOR PINK] NOT AVAILABLE [COLOR BLUE] DARK BLUE [HEAT TOLERANCE]

Output: YES


Input: [VARIETY] SNOWBALL [COLOR PINK] WHITE [COLOR BLUE] WHITE [HEAT TOLERANCE]

Output: NOT VERY


Input: [VARIETY] SCHONE BAUZERIN [COLOR PINK] PINK [COLOR BLUE] PURPLE [HEAT TOLERANCE]

Output: YES


Input: [VARIETY] LACE CAP LYBELLA [COLOR PINK] WHITE [COLOR BLUE] WHITE [HEAT TOLERANCE]

Output: MODERATE


Input: [POTENTIAL DONOR] "Yes, you can.” [YOUR RESPONSE] “Thank you so much!” [YOUR ACTION]

Output: Issue a receipt for donations above $15 or upon request, and hand the donor a Door Hanger.


Input: [POTENTIAL DONOR] “Yes, but how much should I give?” [YOUR RESPONSE] “Any amount is welcome; we encourage you to give what you can. Every dollar helps fund heart disease and stroke research, prevention and recovery programs that create survivors.” [YOUR ACTION]

Output: Issue a receipt for donations above $15 or upon request, and hand out a Door Hanger.


Input: [POTENTIAL DONOR] “I’ve already given through another Foundation event/program.” [YOUR RESPONSE] “That’s great! Thank you so much. Please take this Door Hanger to learn how your donation is making a difference.” [YOUR ACTION]

Output: Hand out a Door Hanger. Show your neighbour the enclosed wallet card that provides valuable information such as the signs of a heart attack.


Input: [POTENTIAL DONOR] “No.” [YOUR RESPONSE] “Thank you for your taking the time to answer the door. Please take this Door Hanger to find out the difference donations can make. If you change your mind, you can still donate using the website detailed on this piece or by mailing a cheque to the address shown.” [YOUR ACTION]

Output: Hand out a Door Hanger. Show your neighbour where the web address is on the Door Hanger, and the enclosed wallet card that provides valuable information such as the signs of a heart attack.


Input: [POTENTIAL DONOR] “I don’t have any money on me.” [YOUR RESPONSE] “I’d be happy to accept a personal cheque, or I can come back to collect your cash donation (if asked to return, ask for a specific day and time and make note on the back cover of your kit.” [YOUR ACTION]

Output: If not asked to return, hand out a Door Hanger. Show your neighbour where the web address is on the Door Hanger if they would prefer to donate online.


Input: [POTENTIAL DONOR] “I don’t have the time right now.” [YOUR RESPONSE] “That’s OK. When would be a good time for me to come back?” [YOUR ACTION]

Output: Schedule another visit or, if the individual doesn’t offer a new time, hand out a Door Hanger and point out the mailing address and website in case they decide to donate to you online later.


Input: [POTENTIAL DONOR] “How will my donation be used”? [YOUR RESPONSE] Refer to the inside pouch of your Canvasser Kit where it states that The Foundation: Invested $38 million in life-saving heart disease and stroke research in 2013, supporting nearly 1,500 researchers across Canada. Placed 6,500 life-saving automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in communities across Canada to increase someone’s chance of surviving cardiac arrest. Funded the development of life-saving treatments that created 165,000 survivors last year. [YOUR ACTION]

Output: If a donation is given: issue a receipt for donations above $15 or upon request, and hand the donor a Door Hanger.