Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to check out [DEFINITION] to leave a hotel [EXAMPLE]

Output: We checked out a few hours late and had to pay an extra fee.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to check (someone/something) out [DEFINITION] to look at carefully, investigate [EXAMPLE]

Output: I'm not sure why the copier isn't working. I'll check it out.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to chip in (also to pitch in) [DEFINITION] to help [EXAMPLE]

Output: We should be able to finish quickly if everyone pitches in.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to come across [DEFINITION] to find unexpectedly [EXAMPLE]

Output: I was reading last night and I came across a couple of phrasal verbs I had never seen before.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to count on [DEFINITION] to rely on [EXAMPLE]

Output: We have a great team. I can count on everyone to do their best.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to cut back on [DEFINITION] to consume less [EXAMPLE]

Output: It's a tough economy. We're trying to cut back on unnecessary expenses.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to cut in [DEFINITION] to interrupt [EXAMPLE]

Output: Can I cut in and say something, please?

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to do (something) over [DEFINITION] to do again [EXAMPLE]

Output: I can't believe I closed the document without saving. Now I'm going to have to do the whole thing over.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to do away with [DEFINITION] to discard; to put an end to [EXAMPLE]

Output: They did away with bonuses last year because their profits were so low.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to drop by [DEFINITION] come without an appointment; to visit briefly [EXAMPLE]

Output: John dropped by my office to talk about last month's figures.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to drop (someone/something) off [DEFINITION] to take someone/something somewhere and leave them/it there [EXAMPLE]

Output: My car was in the shop, so Kevin dropped me off at my house.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to end up [DEFINITION] to eventually reach, do, or decide [EXAMPLE]

Output: At first I thought I wanted to be an accountant. Then, I studied finance. I ended up getting my degree in management, though.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to figure (something) out [DEFINITION] to understand; to find the answer [EXAMPLE]

Output: I can't figure out why the printer isn't working. I've tried everything, and it still won't work.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to fill (something) out [DEFINITION] to write information in blanks [EXAMPLE]

Output: There were a lot of forms to fill out when I got my new job.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to find out [DEFINITION] to gain knowledge about something [EXAMPLE]

Output: I finally found out how to forward my mail from one email account to another.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to get (something/someone) back [DEFINITION] to receive something that you had before [EXAMPLE]

Output: You can borrow my stapler, but make sure I get it back when you're done with it.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to get back at [DEFINITION] to retaliate; to take revenge on someone [EXAMPLE]

Output: He might get back at you for asking him so many tough questions during his presentation.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to get in [DEFINITION] 1) enter 2) arrive [EXAMPLE]

Output: 1) Get in the car. I'll give you a ride. 2) I worked late last night and didn't get in until after 9 PM.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to get over (something) [DEFINITION] to recover [EXAMPLE]

Output: I was upset that I didn't get the promotion, but I got over it after a while.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to get together [DEFINITION] to meet (but not for the first time) [EXAMPLE]

Output: I try to get together with some old friends from college once or twice a year.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to get up [DEFINITION] 1) to get out of bed 2) to stand [EXAMPLE]

Output: 1) I get up late on the weekends because I have to get up really early on weekdays. 2) He got up and walked to the podium to give his speech.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to give in [DEFINITION] to reluctantly stop fighting or arguing [EXAMPLE]

Output: Management didn't want to give in to the union's demands, but in the end they didn't have a choice.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to give (something) up [DEFINITION] to quit a habit or quit doing a certain activity [EXAMPLE]

Output: I gave up checking Facebook at work. I'm trying to be more productive.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to give up [DEFINITION] to stop trying [EXAMPLE]

Output: Just because we failed the first time doesn't mean we should give up. We just need to change a few things.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to go after [DEFINITION] 1) to follow someone 2) to try to achieve something [EXAMPLE]

Output: 1) Pam will give her talk first, and Scott will go after her. 2) If we got the account, they would be our biggest client. I'm really going to go after the account.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to go against [DEFINITION] to compete; oppose [EXAMPLE]

Output: We're going against three or four other contractors. Be sure to bid low.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to go over [DEFINITION] to review [EXAMPLE]

Output: I want to go over last month's numbers with you.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to hand (something) in [DEFINITION] to submit (a report, a paper, etc) [EXAMPLE]

Output: I forgot to hand in my expense reports. Now I won't get reimbursed until next month.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to hand (something) out [DEFINITION] to distribute the same thing to a group of people [EXAMPLE]

Output: I'll start explaining the changes while Jason hands out a copy of the new policy.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to hang on [DEFINITION] to wait for a short time (informal) [EXAMPLE]

Output: Could you hang on for a second, please? I'll be right there.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to keep (something) up [DEFINITION] to continue doing something [EXAMPLE]

Output: You've been doing really well lately. Keep it up!

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to let (someone) down [DEFINITION] to disappoint; to not help or support [EXAMPLE]

Output: I was really depending on him to expedite the shipping on that order. The products are still in the warehouse. He really let me down.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to let (someone) in [DEFINITION] to allow to enter [EXAMPLE]

Output: I forgot my badge again. Hopefully someone else is in the office and can let me in.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to look forward to [DEFINITION] to be excited about something in the future [EXAMPLE]

Output: I'm really looking forward to having an extended weekend next week.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to look into [DEFINITION] to investigate [EXAMPLE]

Output: Please look into some ways we can cut costs. Every penny counts.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to look out for [DEFINITION] to be careful, vigilant, and take notice [EXAMPLE]

Output: You must always look out for new business opportunities.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to look (something) over [DEFINITION] to check; examine [EXAMPLE]

Output: Could you look over this report to make sure there are no mistakes?

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to look up to [DEFINITION] to have a lot of respect for someone [EXAMPLE]

Output: I really look up to her. She has been with the company for a long time and is really knowledgeable.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to make (something) up [DEFINITION] 1) to invent (a story, lie, excuse, reason, etc.) 2) to resolve an argument or quarrel (not a separable verb when used like this). 3) to compensate for something [EXAMPLE]

Output: 1) I don't believe their story. I think they made it up. 2) Are they still fighting about that? I thought they had made up a while ago? 3) I didn't get anything accomplished yesterday. I'm going to have to work extra hard to make up for it today.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to mix (something) up [DEFINITION] to confuse two or more things [EXAMPLE]

Output: I always mix their names up. Which one is Bob, and which one is Brad?

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to pass (something) out [DEFINITION] to give the same thing to many people [EXAMPLE]

Output: Carly is passing out a schedule of today's events.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to pass (something) up [DEFINITION] to decline (usually something good) [EXAMPLE]

Output: Don't pass up on this great opportunity. Place your order today.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to put (something) off [DEFINITION] to postpone [EXAMPLE]

Output: I haven't done my taxes yet. I've been putting it off for a long time.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to put (something) together [DEFINITION] to assemble [EXAMPLE]

Output: How long will it take to put the scale model together?

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to run into [DEFINITION] to meet someone unexpectedly [EXAMPLE]

Output: I ran into Stacey from Accounting in the supermarket yesterday.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to send (something) back [DEFINITION] to return [EXAMPLE]

Output: The product was defective. We'll have to send it back.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to set (something) up [DEFINITION] to arrange;organize [EXAMPLE]

Output: I'll set up the conference call and send you an invite.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to shop around [DEFINITION] to compare prices [EXAMPLE]

Output: We should bid low on this one. They always shop around.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to sort (something) out [DEFINITION] to organize or resolve a problem [EXAMPLE]

Output: There was some confusion with the new work schedule. No one is sure who works on Sunday. We're calling a meeting to sort it out.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to take (something) back [DEFINITION] to return an item [EXAMPLE]

Output: She always shops there because she knows that she can take anything back that she isn't happy with.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to think (something) over [DEFINITION] to consider [EXAMPLE]

Output: Honestly, I don't know what I'm going to do. The job offer is great, but I'm not sure if I want to leave my current position. I'll have to think it over.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to turn (something) down [DEFINITION] 1) to decrease the volume or strength of something (volume, heat, etc) 2) reject an offer [EXAMPLE]

Output: 1) Could you turn your music down so I can take this call? 2) They turned down our proposal.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to try (something) out [DEFINITION] to test or use something experimentally [EXAMPLE]

Output: We're going to try it out for a few weeks and let you know what we think. If we like it, we'll place an order.

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Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to use (something) up [DEFINITION] to finish the supply [EXAMPLE]

Output: I can't believe it's only May and I've used up all my sick days already.

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Input: [EQUIPMENT] HVI Spectrum [USED FOR]

Output: Testing of raw cotton properties like length, strength, miconaire, colour

Alok Industries Limited - ™Integrated Textile Solutions


Input: [EQUIPMENT] AFIS PRO [USED FOR]

Output: Testing of neps in raw cotton and in process material

Alok Industries Limited - ™Integrated Textile Solutions


Input: [EQUIPMENT] USTER TESTER 5 [USED FOR]

Output: Testing mass variation in sliver, roving and yarn Checking short term variations like imperfections (Thin places , thick places and neps) and hairiness in the yarn

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Input: [EQUIPMENT] USTER CLASSIMAT QUANTUM [USED FOR]

Output: Checking seldom occurring yarn faults and their classification

Alok Industries Limited - ™Integrated Textile Solutions


Input: [EQUIPMENT] USTER TENSOJET [USED FOR]

Output: Checking single yarn strength RKM and Elongation of yarn

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Input: [EQUIPMENT] USTER AUTOSORTER 5 [USED FOR]

Output: Checking count of sliver, roving and yarn

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Input: [EQUIPMENT] CSP TESTER [USED FOR]

Output: Keeping the test facilities in line with prevalent Indian textile terms (like CSP)

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Input: [DEPARTMENT] ENGLISH - Aided [COURSE]

Output: English for Empowerment


Input: [DEPARTMENT] ENGLISH - Unaided [COURSE]

Output: English for Empowerment Reading and Writing Skills


Input: [DEPARTMENT] BOTANY [COURSE]

Output: Medicinal Plants


Input: [DEPARTMENT] ZOOLOGY [COURSE]

Output: Nutrition and Dietetics


Input: [DEPARTMENT] BIOTECHNOLOGY [COURSE]

Output: Herbal Biotechnology Applied Biotechnology - Biomass, Biofertilizer and Biocontrol agents


Input: [DEPARTMENT] CS, CA, CT, IT [COURSE]

Output: Computer Literacy


Input: [DEPARTMENT] BBA CA [COURSE]

Output: Insurance Principles and Practices


Input: [DEPARTMENT] CDF [COURSE]

Output: Fashion Desgining


Input: [DEPARTMENT] COMMERCE [COURSE]

Output: Advertising Management Customer Relationship and Management


Input: [Description] SOFT WINCH COVER, XD9000i, X8000i, HS [REF #]

Output: W13917


Input: [Description] SOFT WINCH COVER, M8000 [REF #]

Output: W18250


Input: [Description] ACCESSORY KIT IN RED NYLON WARN BAG [REF #]

Output: W25300


Input: [Description] COVER, PLASTIC FOR ROLLER FAIRLEAD [REF #]

Output: W25580


Input: [Description] ACCESSORY POWER INTERRUPT KIT (Discontinued) [REF #]

Output: W32959


Input: [Description] ROLLER FAIRLEAD [REF #]

Output: W5742


Input: [Description] SNATCH BLOCK [REF #]

Output: W8555


Input: [Description] SOFT WINCH COVER, M8274-50 [REF #]

Output: W8557


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Academic Search Premier [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] AHFS Consumer Medication Informationr [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: health


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] All EBSCO Databases [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Alt Health Watch [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: health


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] America: History and Life with Full Text [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: history


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] American History Online [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: history


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] America's News [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: news


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Ancestry® Library Edition (Note: Access expires 06/30/16) [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: history


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Auto Repair Reference Center [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: automobile


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Biography in Context [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: biographies


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Black Studies Center (Note: Access expires 06/30/16) [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: history


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Book Index with Reviews [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: book lists


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Boom: A Journal of California [RESOURCES] journal online [SUBJECT]

Output: social issues


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Business Source Elite [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: business


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Business Source Premier [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: business


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Communication and Mass Media Complete (CMMC) [RESOURCES] journal online [SUBJECT]

Output: Media


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Consumer Health Complete [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: health


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Country Watch [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: countries


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] CQ Researcher [RESOURCES] journal online / reference [SUBJECT]

Output: social issues


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] CRCnetBASE: Forensics & Criminal Justice (formerly FORENSICnetBASE) [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: science


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Criminal Justice Abstracts with Full Text [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: law


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] EasyBib [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] EBSCO ebooks (formerly NetLibrary) [RESOURCES] books online [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


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Output: science


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Encyclopedia of Mathematics and Society [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: social, economic, political


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Output: education


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] European Views of the America's: 1493 to 1750 [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: literature


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Film & Television Literature Index with Full Text [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: film & TV


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Film Quarterly [RESOURCES] journal online [SUBJECT]

Output: film


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] FORENSICnetBASE [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: science


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Funk and Wagnalls New World Encyclopedia [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Gale Literature Index [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Gale Virtual Reference Library [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] GreenFILE [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: environment


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Health Source - Consumer Edition [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: health


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Output: nursing/medicine


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Hispanic American Historical Review (HAHR) [RESOURCES] journal online [SUBJECT]

Output: history


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Humanities International Complete [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: humanities


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] INTELECOM [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Journal of Palestine Studies [RESOURCES] journal online [SUBJECT]

Output: culture


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] JSTOR (Public Access pre-1923) [RESOURCES] Periodical Index [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Library Catalog [RESOURCES] library catalog [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: library


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Literary Reference Center Plus [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: literature


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Los Angeles Times (from ProQuest) Dec 4, 1996 to the present Jan 1, 1985 to Dec 3, 1996 [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: news – major newspapers


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] MAS Ultra - School [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] MasterFILE Premier [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Mathematics Magazine [RESOURCES] journal online [SUBJECT]

Output: mathematics


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] MEDLINE [selected coverage] [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: health / medicine


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Output: government


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Newspapers of National Importance (a sub-set of America's Newspapers) [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: news


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Output: news


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Newswires [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: news


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Nursing Reference Center (NRC) [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: nursing/medicine


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] OED [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: English


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Other Periodicals by Title [RESOURCES] journal online [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


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Output: art


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Oxford Music Online [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: music


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Petrucci Music Library (Public Access) [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: music


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] PLoS: Public Library of Science (Public Access) [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: science


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Press Enterprise [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: news – Inland Empire


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Primary Search [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] ProCon.org (Public Access) [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: social issues


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Professional Development Collection [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: education


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] ProQuest News & Newspapers [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: news – major newspapers


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] ProQuest Nursing & Allied Health Source [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: health


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] ProQuest Nursing & Allied Health Source: Video Training Programs [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: health


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Psychology & Behavioral Sciences Collection [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: psychology


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Readers Guide Retrospective [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Regional Business News [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: business


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Religion and Philosophy Collection [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: religion


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Salem Press [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Science [RESOURCES] journal online [SUBJECT]

Output: science


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Scientific Reports (Public Access) [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: science


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Search magazines/journals by title [RESOURCES] journal online [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] SIRS Issues Researcher [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: social issues


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Sixties in America [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: history


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Springer E-books [RESOURCES] books online [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] UC Press E-Books Collection, (Public Access 1982-2004) [RESOURCES] books online [SUBJECT]

Output: multi-subject


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Vocational and Career Collection [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: careers


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Web News [RESOURCES] periodical index [SUBJECT]

Output: news


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] WestlawNext Campus Research [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: law


Input: [DATABASES A - Z] Witkin Library [RESOURCES] reference [SUBJECT]

Output: law


Input: [TICKER] PBW [EXPENSE RATIO] 0.60% [ETF]

Output: PowerShares WilderHill Clean Energy Portfolio


Input: [TICKER] PWB [EXPENSE RATIO] 0.60% [ETF]

Output: PowerShares Dynamic Large Cap Growth Portfolio


Input: [TICKER] PWV [EXPENSE RATIO] 0.60% [ETF]

Output: PowerShares Dynamic Large Cap Value Portfolio


Input: [TICKER] PWJ [EXPENSE RATIO] 0.60% [ETF]

Output: PowerShares Dynamic Mid Cap Growth Portfolio


Input: [TICKER] PWP [EXPENSE RATIO] 0.60% [ETF]

Output: PowerShares Dynamic Mid Cap Value Portfolio


Input: [TICKER] PWT [EXPENSE RATIO] 0.60% [ETF]

Output: PowerShares Dynamic Small Cap Growth Portfolio


Input: [TICKER] PWY [EXPENSE RATIO] 0.60% [ETF]

Output: PowerShares Dynamic Small Cap Value Portfolio


Input: [0] A [INDICATION] 1. MALNUTRITION 2. F-75, F-100 Formula Approved by WHO UNICEF 3. GROWING CHILDREN [CATEGORY]

Output: CHILDREN

Protein Food Suppliments by Vital Neutraceuticals


Input: [0] B [INDICATION] EXTRA REQUIREMENT OF MACRO & MICRO NUTRIENT [CATEGORY]

Output: PREGNANT & LACTATING MOTHERS

Protein Food Suppliments by Vital Neutraceuticals


Input: [0] C [INDICATION] AS GENERAL TONIC [CATEGORY]

Output: ENTIRE FAMILY

Protein Food Suppliments by Vital Neutraceuticals


Input: [0] D [INDICATION] FOR ENERGY REQUIREMENT [CATEGORY]

Output: DIABETICS

Protein Food Suppliments by Vital Neutraceuticals


Input: [0] E [INDICATION] WITH FAT AS MAJOR SOURCE OF ENERGY [CATEGORY]

Output: KIDNEY PATIENTS

Protein Food Suppliments by Vital Neutraceuticals


Input: [0] F [INDICATION] SPECIALLY FORMULATED DIET FOR LIVER DISORDERS [CATEGORY]

Output: LIVER PATIENTS

Protein Food Suppliments by Vital Neutraceuticals


Input: [0] G [INDICATION] GENERAL TONIC COVERING AGE RELATED ENERGY REQUIREMENT [CATEGORY]

Output: GERIATRICS

Protein Food Suppliments by Vital Neutraceuticals


Input: [0] H [INDICATION] PROTEIN FOOD FOR MALNOURISHED CHILDREN [CATEGORY]

Output: READY TO USE THERAPEUTIC FOODS

Protein Food Suppliments by Vital Neutraceuticals


Input: [ASLA] AUTR [AGGRAVATED ASSAULT] AUTO RECOVERY

Output: Recovered stolen vehicle.

City of Antioch: Police Department: Crime Maps

Assault with a deadly weapon or any force likely to produce great bodily harm.


Input: [ASLA] AUTT [AGGRAVATED ASSAULT] AUTO THEFT

Output: Taking of a vehicle not belonging to the subject without permission of the legal owner.

City of Antioch: Police Department: Crime Maps

Assault with a deadly weapon or any force likely to produce great bodily harm.


Input: [ASLA] BURA [AGGRAVATED ASSAULT] AUTO BURGLARY

Output: Taking of personal property from a locked vehicle. (must be signs of forced entry)

City of Antioch: Police Department: Crime Maps

Assault with a deadly weapon or any force likely to produce great bodily harm.


Input: [ASLA] BURB [AGGRAVATED ASSAULT] COMMERCIAL BURGLARY

Output: Entering a business with the intent to commit theft or any other crime.

City of Antioch: Police Department: Crime Maps

Assault with a deadly weapon or any force likely to produce great bodily harm.


Input: [ASLA] BURO [AGGRAVATED ASSAULT] OTHER BURGLARY

Output: All other unlawful entry of a structure to commit a felony or a theft

City of Antioch: Police Department: Crime Maps

Assault with a deadly weapon or any force likely to produce great bodily harm.


Input: [ASLA] BURR [AGGRAVATED ASSAULT] RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY

Output: Entering a residence with the intent to commit theft or any other crime.

City of Antioch: Police Department: Crime Maps

Assault with a deadly weapon or any force likely to produce great bodily harm.


Input: [ASLA] CARJ [AGGRAVATED ASSAULT] CAR JACKING

Output: A robbery offense in which a motor vehicle is taken through force or treat of force.

City of Antioch: Police Department: Crime Maps

Assault with a deadly weapon or any force likely to produce great bodily harm.


Input: [ASLA] HOMI [AGGRAVATED ASSAULT] HOMICIDE

Output: The willful (non-negligent) killing of one human being by another.

City of Antioch: Police Department: Crime Maps

Assault with a deadly weapon or any force likely to produce great bodily harm.


Input: [ASLA] RAPE [AGGRAVATED ASSAULT] RAPE

Output: Penetration, no matter how slight, of the vagina or anus with any body part or object, or oral penetration by a sex organ of another person, without the consent of the victim.

City of Antioch: Police Department: Crime Maps

Assault with a deadly weapon or any force likely to produce great bodily harm.


Input: [ASLA] ROBB [AGGRAVATED ASSAULT] ROBBERY

Output: Taking or attempting to take anything of value from the care, custody or control of a person or persons by force or threat of force or violence and/or by putting the victim in fear.

City of Antioch: Police Department: Crime Maps

Assault with a deadly weapon or any force likely to produce great bodily harm.


Input: [ASLA] THGR [AGGRAVATED ASSAULT] GRAND THEFT

Output: The unlawful taking, carrying, leading, or riding away of property from the possession or constructive possession of another valued over $1,000.00

City of Antioch: Police Department: Crime Maps

Assault with a deadly weapon or any force likely to produce great bodily harm.


Input: [0] ACE [WANDS] Creative Force Enthusiasm Confidence Courage [CUPS] Emotional Force Intuition Intimacy Love [PENTACLES] Material Force Prosperity Practicality Trust [SWORDS]

Output: Mental Force Truth Justice Fortitude

TAROT KEYWORDS MINOR ARCANA --- ACE-TEN


Input: [0] TWO [WANDS] Personal Power Boldness Originality [CUPS] Connection Truce Attraction [PENTACLES] Juggling Flexibility Fun [SWORDS]

Output: Blocked Emotions Avoidance Stalemate

TAROT KEYWORDS MINOR ARCANA --- ACE-TEN


Input: [0] THREE [WANDS] Exploration Foresight Leadership [CUPS] Exuberance Friendship Community [PENTACLES] Teamwork Planning Competence [SWORDS]

Output: Heartbreak Loneliness Betrayal

TAROT KEYWORDS MINOR ARCANA --- ACE-TEN


Input: [0] FOUR [WANDS] Celebration Freedom Excitement [CUPS] Self-Absorption Apathy Going Within [PENTACLES] Possessiveness Control Blocked Change [SWORDS]

Output: Rest Contemplation Quiet Preparation

TAROT KEYWORDS MINOR ARCANA --- ACE-TEN


Input: [0] FIVE [WANDS] Disagreement Competition Hassles [CUPS] Loss Bereavement Regret [PENTACLES] Hard Times Ill Health Rejection [SWORDS]

Output: Self-Interest Discord Open Dishonor

TAROT KEYWORDS MINOR ARCANA --- ACE-TEN


Input: [0] SIX [WANDS] Triumph Acclaim Pride [CUPS] Good Will Innocence Childhood [PENTACLES] Having/Not Having: Resources Knowledge Power [SWORDS]

Output: The Blues Recovery Travel

TAROT KEYWORDS MINOR ARCANA --- ACE-TEN


Input: [0] SEVEN [WANDS] Aggression Defiance Conviction [CUPS] Wishful Thinking Options Dissipation [PENTACLES] Assessment Reward Direction Change [SWORDS]

Output: Running Away Lone-Wolf Style Hidden Dishonor

TAROT KEYWORDS MINOR ARCANA --- ACE-TEN


Input: [0] EIGHT [WANDS] Quick Action Conclusion News [CUPS] Deeper Meaning Moving On Weariness [PENTACLES] Diligence Knowledge Detail [SWORDS]

Output: Restriction Confusion Powerlessness

TAROT KEYWORDS MINOR ARCANA --- ACE-TEN


Input: [0] NINE [WANDS] Defensiveness Perseverance Stamina [CUPS] Wish Fulfillment Satisfaction Sensual Pleasure [PENTACLES] Discipline Self-Reliance Refinement [SWORDS]

Output: Worry Guilt Anguish

TAROT KEYWORDS MINOR ARCANA --- ACE-TEN


Input: [0] TEN [WANDS] Overextending Burdens Struggle [CUPS] Joy Peace Family [PENTACLES] Affluence Permanence Convention [SWORDS]

Output: Bottoming Out Victim Mentality Martyrdom

TAROT KEYWORDS MINOR ARCANA --- ACE-TEN


Input: [JOURNAL TITLE] Wall Street Journal [HOLDINGS] Current Month on Paper Microfiche--v.225(1995)-v.233(2002) [DEPARTMENT]

Output: Business

University of Mobile-J.L. Bedsole Library:


Input: [JOURNAL TITLE] Western Journal of Nursing Research [HOLDINGS] Microfiche--v.12(1990)-v.31(2009) [DEPARTMENT]

Output: Nursing

University of Mobile-J.L. Bedsole Library:


Input: [JOURNAL TITLE] Wired [HOLDINGS] Current Year on Paper [DEPARTMENT]

Output: General

University of Mobile-J.L. Bedsole Library:


Input: [JOURNAL TITLE] Working Woman [HOLDINGS] Microfiche--v.11(1986)-v.22(1997) [DEPARTMENT]

Output: Business

University of Mobile-J.L. Bedsole Library:


Input: [JOURNAL TITLE] World [HOLDINGS] Previous Five Years on Paper [DEPARTMENT]

Output: General

University of Mobile-J.L. Bedsole Library:


Input: [JOURNAL TITLE] World of Work [HOLDINGS] Previous Five Years on Paper [DEPARTMENT]

Output: Business

University of Mobile-J.L. Bedsole Library:


Input: [JOURNAL TITLE] World Today [HOLDINGS] Microfiche--v.41(1985)-Present [DEPARTMENT]

Output: Social Science

University of Mobile-J.L. Bedsole Library:


Input: [JOURNAL TITLE] Writer [HOLDINGS] Microfiche--v.96(1983)-v.117(2004) [DEPARTMENT]

Output: Humanities

University of Mobile-J.L. Bedsole Library:


Input: [JOURNAL TITLE] Writer's Digest [HOLDINGS] Microfilm--v.47(1967)-v.54(1974) [DEPARTMENT]

Output: Communications

University of Mobile-J.L. Bedsole Library:


Input: [CANADA GOLD] Our main priority. Our business succeeds because of return customers and referrals. [THE COMPETITION] Frequent complaints to the Better Business Bureau. [0]

Output: Customer satisfaction

About Us - Halifax Gold BuyersHalifax Gold Buyers


Input: [CANADA GOLD] We always pay over 70% and for some items we pay up to 98% of the value for your gold. [THE COMPETITION] Often pay you less than 20% the melt value of your gold. [0]

Output: Price

About Us - Halifax Gold BuyersHalifax Gold Buyers


Input: [CANADA GOLD] We will buy any amount of gold or silver with no fees – no matter how small. [THE COMPETITION] Often pay much less for smaller quantities. [0]

Output: Quantity

About Us - Halifax Gold BuyersHalifax Gold Buyers


Input: [CANADA GOLD] We pay you based on the actual weight of your gold and our buyers always explain the test results with the karat number of your gold. [THE COMPETITION] Round down to the nearest gram and value your gold for less than its actual purity. [0]

Output: Weight

About Us - Halifax Gold BuyersHalifax Gold Buyers


Input: [CANADA GOLD] Visit one of our 11 conveniently located offices across Canada for a friendly, hassle free quote. [THE COMPETITION] Require you to send your valuable gold by MAIL (often to the U.S.) and will typically only insure up to $100. [0]

Output: Sales Process

About Us - Halifax Gold BuyersHalifax Gold Buyers


Input: [CANADA GOLD] No-obligation offer given, based on gold weight and purity tests (conducted with you present). [THE COMPETITION] Cheque mailed to you. If you are unhappy with the offer,you must return the cheque quickly and pay for your gold to be returned, with very little turnaround time. [0]

Output: Sale Offer

About Us - Halifax Gold BuyersHalifax Gold Buyers


Input: [CANADA GOLD] By cashable* cheque immediately. [THE COMPETITION] Cheque sent in the mail, usually in 2 weeks. [0]

Output: Payment

About Us - Halifax Gold BuyersHalifax Gold Buyers


Input: [CANADA GOLD] We pay the highest prices for diamonds. [THE COMPETITION] Charge to remove or don’t return gemstones. [0]

Output: Precious stones

About Us - Halifax Gold BuyersHalifax Gold Buyers


Input: [Soggetto] I [GOING TO] going to [Forma Base] leave [TO BE]

Output: am

FUTURO TO BE GOING TO (INTENZIONALE) - GRAMMATICA INGLESE GRATIS


Input: [Soggetto] you [GOING TO] going to [Forma Base] leave [TO BE]

Output: are

FUTURO TO BE GOING TO (INTENZIONALE) - GRAMMATICA INGLESE GRATIS


Input: [Soggetto] he [GOING TO] going to [Forma Base] leave [TO BE]

Output: is

FUTURO TO BE GOING TO (INTENZIONALE) - GRAMMATICA INGLESE GRATIS


Input: [Soggetto] she [GOING TO] going to [Forma Base] leave [TO BE]

Output: is

FUTURO TO BE GOING TO (INTENZIONALE) - GRAMMATICA INGLESE GRATIS


Input: [Soggetto] it [GOING TO] going to [Forma Base] leave [TO BE]

Output: is

FUTURO TO BE GOING TO (INTENZIONALE) - GRAMMATICA INGLESE GRATIS


Input: [Soggetto] we [GOING TO] going to [Forma Base] leave [TO BE]

Output: are

FUTURO TO BE GOING TO (INTENZIONALE) - GRAMMATICA INGLESE GRATIS


Input: [Soggetto] they [GOING TO] going to [Forma Base] leave [TO BE]

Output: are

FUTURO TO BE GOING TO (INTENZIONALE) - GRAMMATICA INGLESE GRATIS


Input: [ITEM] CUSTOM HORSE HEAD PORTRAIT ART MAGNET [PRICE] $100.00 [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Custom horse portrait hand sculpted from polymer clay, with a neodymium (Rare Earth) magnet on the back.

UNIQUE CUSTOM HORSE JEWELRY, PINS, BROOCHES & MORE @ Alicia's Creations ParrotJewelry.com


Input: [ITEM] CUSTOM HORSE HEAD PORTRAIT ART PIN/BROOCH [PRICE] $100.00 [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Custom horse portrait hand sculpted from polymer clay, with a pin back for wearing on a blouse, jacket, or sweater.

UNIQUE CUSTOM HORSE JEWELRY, PINS, BROOCHES & MORE @ Alicia's Creations ParrotJewelry.com


Input: [ITEM] CUSTOM HORSE HEAD PORTRAIT ART PENDANT [PRICE] $100.00 [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Custom horse portrait hand sculpted from polymer clay, with a bail large enough to fit over most chains, for you to wear with your own necklace chain. See below for optional leather cord if you would like it strung on cord, and specify your chose length.

UNIQUE CUSTOM HORSE JEWELRY, PINS, BROOCHES & MORE @ Alicia's Creations ParrotJewelry.com


Input: [ITEM] CUSTOM HORSE HEAD PORTRAIT ART NECKLACE & EARRING SET W/ GLASS BEADS [PRICE] $125.00 [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Custom horse portrait hand sculpted from polymer clay, strung on leather with beautiful glass beads in your choice of color scheme. Matching beaded dangle earrings on surgical steel wires included. (For sterling silver wires, please add $4.00)

UNIQUE CUSTOM HORSE JEWELRY, PINS, BROOCHES & MORE @ Alicia's Creations ParrotJewelry.com


Input: [ITEM] Leather Cord [PRICE] $6.00 [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Have your pendant strung on a White or Black leather cord. (No beads)

UNIQUE CUSTOM HORSE JEWELRY, PINS, BROOCHES & MORE @ Alicia's Creations ParrotJewelry.com


Input: [ITEM] P'Leather Cord [PRICE] $6.00 [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Vegan friendly option, leather-like cord, in Black only. (No beads)

UNIQUE CUSTOM HORSE JEWELRY, PINS, BROOCHES & MORE @ Alicia's Creations ParrotJewelry.com


Input: [WABI-SABI] private [MODERNISM]

Output: public

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] intuitive [MODERNISM]

Output: logical, rational

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] relative [MODERNISM]

Output: absolute

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] idiosyncratic [MODERNISM]

Output: prototypical

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] variable [MODERNISM]

Output: modular

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] cyclical [MODERNISM]

Output: progressive

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] harmony with nature [MODERNISM]

Output: control of nature

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] nature [MODERNISM]

Output: technology

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] adaptation to nature [MODERNISM]

Output: adaptation to machines

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] organic [MODERNISM]

Output: symmetrical

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] curved [MODERNISM]

Output: rectangular

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] natural [MODERNISM]

Output: man-made

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] crude, rough, tactile [MODERNISM]

Output: slick, polished, smooth

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] degradability [MODERNISM]

Output: maintenance

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] expansion of senses [MODERNISM]

Output: reduction/subjugation of senses

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] ambiguity [MODERNISM]

Output: clarity

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] naturalness [MODERNISM]

Output: functionality, utility

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] non-materiality [MODERNISM]

Output: materiality

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] seasonal [MODERNISM]

Output: all-weather

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] dark, dim [MODERNISM]

Output: light, bright

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


Input: [WABI-SABI] warm [MODERNISM]

Output: cool

Wabi and Sabi: the Aesthetics of Solitude - Articles - House of Solitude - Hermitary


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

Output: Mumps virus


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

Output: Infectious hepatitis


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

Output: Corynebacterium diphtheriae


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

Output: Staphylococcus aureus


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

Output: Streptococcus pyogenes


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

Output: Giardia lamblia


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

Output: Mycobacteria tuberculosis


Input: [CONDITION] Mammary neoplasia [INCIDENCE] High Decreased [HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE]

Output: High

Determining The Best Age At Which To Spay Or Neuter | AKC Canine Health Foundation


Input: [CONDITION] Ovarian and uterine neoplasia [INCIDENCE] Low Decreased [HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE]

Output: Low

Determining The Best Age At Which To Spay Or Neuter | AKC Canine Health Foundation


Input: [CONDITION] Pyometra [INCIDENCE] High Decreased [HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE]

Output: High

Determining The Best Age At Which To Spay Or Neuter | AKC Canine Health Foundation


Input: [CONDITION] Transitional cell carcinoma [INCIDENCE] Low Increased [HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE]

Output: High

Determining The Best Age At Which To Spay Or Neuter | AKC Canine Health Foundation


Input: [CONDITION] Osteosarcoma [INCIDENCE] Low Increased [HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE]

Output: High

Determining The Best Age At Which To Spay Or Neuter | AKC Canine Health Foundation


Input: [CONDITION] Hemangiosarcoma [INCIDENCE] Low Increased [HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE]

Output: High

Determining The Best Age At Which To Spay Or Neuter | AKC Canine Health Foundation


Input: [CONDITION] CCL injury [INCIDENCE] High Increased [HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE]

Output: High

Determining The Best Age At Which To Spay Or Neuter | AKC Canine Health Foundation


Input: [CONDITION] Obesity [INCIDENCE] High Increased [HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE]

Output: Moderate

Determining The Best Age At Which To Spay Or Neuter | AKC Canine Health Foundation


Input: [CONDITION] Urinary incontinence [INCIDENCE] High Increased [HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE]

Output: Low

Determining The Best Age At Which To Spay Or Neuter | AKC Canine Health Foundation


Input: [CONDITION] Diabetes mellitus [INCIDENCE] High Increased [HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE]

Output: Low

Determining The Best Age At Which To Spay Or Neuter | AKC Canine Health Foundation


Input: [CONDITION] Hypothyroidism [INCIDENCE] High Increased [HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE]

Output: Low

Determining The Best Age At Which To Spay Or Neuter | AKC Canine Health Foundation


Input: [1] CHEMICAL FREE? [Insecticides] NO [PBS Fly Control]

Output: YES


Input: [1] ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY? [Insecticides] NO CHEMICALS CAN AFFECT PLANTS/ANIMALS AND LANDSCAPE [PBS Fly Control]

Output: YES


Input: [1] RESISTANCE [Insecticides] FLIES MAY BECOME RESISTANT TO CHEMICAL SPRAYS USED CHEMICALS WILL NEED TO BE CHANGED [PBS Fly Control]

Output: FLIES DO NOT BECOME RESISTANT FLY CONTROL REMAINS EFFECTIVE ALL YEAR ROUND


Input: [1] DIRECT EFFECT ON HUMANS AND ANIMALS? [Insecticides] OVEREXPOSURE MAY CAUSE IRRITATION TO HUMANS & ANIMALS [PBS Fly Control]


Input: [1] POSSIBILITY OF FOOD CONTMINATION? [Insecticides] YES PARTICULARLY DURING SPRAYING OF CHEMICALS [PBS Fly Control]

Output: NO


Input: [1] POSSIBILITY OF FOOD CONTMINATION? [Insecticides] No [PBS Fly Control]

Output: YES


Input: [1] SAFELY APPLIED METHOD? [Insecticides] SOME RISK GUESTS & STAFF SHOULD NOT BE IN DIRECT LOCALITY WHEN CHEMICALS ARE SPRAYED [PBS Fly Control]

Output: YES NO CHEMICAL SPRAYING. INSTALLATION & SERVICING IS SAFE AND DOES NOT AFFECT GUESTS & STAFF


Input: [1] AFFECTED BY RAIN/IRRIGATION? [Insecticides] YES RESPRAY OFTEN REQUIRED AFTER HEAVY RAINFALL/IRRIGATION [PBS Fly Control]

Output: NO


Input: [DON'T] Don't leave attractive packages, luggage, clothes, purses, cameras, or other valuables in view. Lock them in the trunk. [DO]

Output: Make sure you have enough gas.


Input: [DON'T] Don't transfer items to the trunk at the location where you are parking the car. A thief may be watching. [DO]

Output: Keep your car doors locked when driving and keep the windows rolled up to within two to three inches of the top.


Input: [DON'T] Don't ask directions from strangers. Instead drive to a well-lighted gas station. [DO]

Output: Park only in lighted areas at night.


Input: [DON'T] Don't pick up hitchhikers. ever. [DO]

Output: Look inside your car before entering. An intruder may be crouching on the floor.


Input: [DON'T] Don't turn over your car keys or your idling car in a parking lot until you are sure the individual is a legitimate employee. [DO]

Output: If you car breaks down, remain inside with the doors and windows locked. If possible, raise the hood. Open the door only for the police or road service personnel. If anyone else approaches you, offering help, politely decline the offer.


Input: [DO]

Output: Pull over to a well-lighted curbside and blow your horn to attract attention if you are being followed by another car.


Input: [Link] Project Euler [PA] YES [OJ] YES [AC] NO [WC]

Output: NO


Input: [Link] UVa Online Judge [PA] YES [OJ] YES [AC] YES [WC]

Output: NO


Input: [Link] Codeforces [PA] YES [OJ] YES [AC] YES [WC]

Output: YES


Input: [Link] TopCoder [PA] YES [OJ] YES [AC] YES [WC]

Output: YES


Input: [Link] Sphere Online Judge (SPOJ) [PA] YES [OJ] YES [AC] YES [WC]

Output: NO


Input: [Link] CodeChef [PA] YES [OJ] YES [AC] YES [WC]

Output: YES


Input: [Link] Light OJ [PA] YES [OJ] YES [AC] YES [WC]

Output: YES


Input: [Link] Timus Online Judge [PA] YES [OJ] YES [AC] YES [WC]

Output: NO


Input: [Link] SSU Online Contester [PA] YES [OJ] YES [AC] YES [WC]

Output: NO


Input: [Link] Tianjin University Online Judge [PA] YES [OJ] YES [AC] YES [WC]

Output: NO


Input: [Link] Google Code Jam [PA] YES [OJ] YES [AC] YES [WC]

Output: NO


Input: [Link] Internet Problem Solving Contest (IPSC) [PA] YES [OJ] NO [AC] YES [WC]

Output: NO


Input: [Link] Croatian Open Competition in Informatics (COCI) [PA] YES [OJ] NO [AC] YES [WC]

Output: NO


Input: [Link] USA Computing Olympiad (USACO) [PA] YES [OJ] NO [AC] YES [WC]

Output: NO


Input: [Link] International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI) [PA] YES [OJ] NO [AC] NO [WC]

Output: NO


Input: [Link] International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) [PA] YES [OJ] NO [AC] NO [WC]

Output: NO


Input: [Link] ACM-ICPC Live Archive [PA] YES [OJ] YES [AC] NO [WC]

Output: NO


Input: [Link] Nordic Collegiate Programming Contest (NCPC) [PA] YES [OJ] NO [AC] NO [WC]

Output: NO


Input: [Link] HP CodeWars [PA] YES [OJ] NO [AC] NO [WC]

Output: NO


Input: [Link] HackerRank [PA] YES [OJ] YES [AC] YES [WC]

Output: YES


Input: [TITLE] Bus Operator-Fixed Route [REPORTS TO] Manager of Transporation [JOB Desc.] Click [DEADLINE] Ongoing [COMPLETE]

Output: Operator Application


Input: [TITLE] Bus Operator-ADA Paratransit [REPORTS TO] Manager of ADA Paratransit [JOB Desc.] Click [DEADLINE] Ongoing [COMPLETE]

Output: Operator Application


Input: [TITLE] Bus Mechanic [REPORTS TO] Fleet Maintenance Supervisor [JOB Desc.] Click [DEADLINE] Ongoing [COMPLETE]

Output: Mechanic Application


Input: [TITLE] General Service [REPORTS TO] Fleet Maintenance Supervisor [JOB Desc.] Click [DEADLINE] Ongoing [COMPLETE]

Output: Mechanic Application


Input: [TITLE] Facility Maintenance Supervisor [REPORTS TO] Manager of Facilities [JOB Desc.] Click [DEADLINE] Ongoing [COMPLETE]

Output: Application


Input: [TITLE] Fleet Maintenance Supervisor [REPORTS TO] Manager of Maintenance [JOB Desc.] Click [DEADLINE] Ongoing [COMPLETE]

Output: Application


Input: [TITLE] Manager of Maintenance [REPORTS TO] Director Operations & Maintenance [JOB Desc.] Click [DEADLINE] Ongoing [COMPLETE]

Output: Application


Input: [TITLE] Safety Manager [REPORTS TO] Director of Admin & Risk Mgnt. [JOB Desc.] Click [DEADLINE] Ongoing [COMPLETE]

Output: Application


Input: [TITLE] Senior Manager of Transporation [REPORTS TO] Director Operations & Maintenance [JOB Desc.] Click [DEADLINE] Ongoing [COMPLETE]

Output: Application


Input: [TITLE] Administrative Assistant to the Board [REPORTS TO] Executive Director [JOB Desc.] Click [DEADLINE] Ongoing [COMPLETE]

Output: Application


Input: [TITLE] PM Parts Clerk [REPORTS TO] Fleet Maintenance Supervisor [JOB Desc.] Click [DEADLINE] Ongoing [COMPLETE]

Output: Application


Input: [0] Respect [GLOBAL CONTEXT] for earth-centered values [CHRISTIAN CONTEXT]

Output: for what God calls good


Input: [0] Responsibility [GLOBAL CONTEXT] to the collective community [CHRISTIAN CONTEXT]

Output: to God first


Input: [0] Understanding [GLOBAL CONTEXT] from global perspective [CHRISTIAN CONTEXT]

Output: from God's perspective


Input: [0] Co-operation [GLOBAL CONTEXT] according to changing rules [CHRISTIAN CONTEXT]

Output: according to God's plan


Input: [0] Citizenship [GLOBAL CONTEXT] serve and conform to group [CHRISTIAN CONTEXT]

Output: obey God's guidelines


Input: [0] Altruism [GLOBAL CONTEXT] mandatory "voluntary" service [CHRISTIAN CONTEXT]

Output: God's love through us to others


Input: [0] Empathy [GLOBAL CONTEXT] oneness with all [CHRISTIAN CONTEXT]

Output: compassion for the needy


Input: [0] Justice [GLOBAL CONTEXT] socialist equality, redistribution [CHRISTIAN CONTEXT]

Output: fair trial, compensation for wrong


Input: [THE "CHEAT"] DX or "Skip" Communication (Talking with stations over 160 miles away) [SMART WAY] Never give out your exact address (many operators narrow it down to a county or nearby major city) or full name. If you wish to exchange QSL cards to confirm the contact, use an email to exchange mailing information, or get a post office box that lets you give out an anonymous PO Box number to the person on the other end. [STUPID WAY]

Output: This one is hard to screw up, but some manage. Aside from having the bad luck of living next door to an FCC monitor station, about the only other way to fall foul in this one is to broadcast personal information that identifies you, while you are doing it.

Captain Swoop's 11 Meter Reference Guide


Input: [THE "CHEAT"] Excessive Power Output [SMART WAY] If you are going to insist on using a "tweaked" CB and or a linear amplifier, make sure you are using tuned equipment. If you don't know how to do this or know someone who does, then don't use high power - unless you enjoy paying fines and losing equipment. CB radio has frequency harmonics in bands that are very quickly noticed when interfered with - Television being the most notable. Equipment out of tune will interfere with all kinds of radio/TV systems. High power levels can easily place stray audio signals on any audio equipment in the neighborhood: stereos, VCRs, and other home electronics to name a few. The quickest way to having the FCC down your throat is to hook up your Brand X Afterburner linear amplifier and blitz your neighbor's Sunday afternoon Football game. [STUPID WAY]

Output: Using bad, poorly adjusted equipment (either in the CB or an external amplifier) is a sure way to get busted for causing interference. Or using ridiculous power levels, especially at a fixed Base Station.

Captain Swoop's 11 Meter Reference Guide


Input: [THE "CHEAT"] Excessive Antenna Height [SMART WAY] Again, this is a no-brainer, and one you have to play by ear. A lot of us LIKE having that antenna farm, and that's fine as long as your station is legal. BUT.... if you are over the line, whether it's the antenna height rule or some other infraction, drawing attention by irritating your neighbors is something to avoid. If they are fine with your DX Skyscraper Antenna scraping the clouds, then fine. But if they aren't happy with it, and you wish to run a little power or do other illegal things, you had best avoid putting an 80 ft tall signpost on your house that says "come get me!" [STUPID WAY]

Output: Make sure you plant a monster antenna "farm" high in the air so that it destroys your neighbor's pristine view of the sunset, or overhangs his yard.

Captain Swoop's 11 Meter Reference Guide


Input: [THE "CHEAT"] Internal Radio Modifications [SMART WAY] When your radio was built, it went thru a procedure called an "alignment". To simplify what this does, it basically ensures that all the parts of the radio are in tune with each other. It is often possible by using a tuning screwdriver or soldering iron in the right spot to change various settings in your radio: power levels, modulation limiting, frequency ranges. But doing this without re-performing an alignment afterward can cause all sorts of problems. It's similar to being in the shower with the hot and cold water set just right at a certain water pressure. Turn UP the pressure on the Hot Water, and you have to match it with the Cold Water, or get scalded. An improperly aligned radio is often out of tune and causes interference to other CBs and even other radio services. Make sure a "tweaked" radio is done by someone who knows how to do it right, and then test it for stray signals as much as possible. If neighbors mention any odd TV or radio issues, DO NOT IGNORE THEM, FIX THEM. [STUPID WAY]

Output: Have your CB tweaked up by that guy you met at the flea market, then hop on the radio and enjoy the extra power, and crank the microphone modulation up. Maybe even play with the "funny channels" he added in for you!

Captain Swoop's 11 Meter Reference Guide


Input: [THE "CHEAT"] Out Of Band Operation [SMART WAY] This is one area you are playing with fire, especially in today's RF spectrum battles. Aside from Ham bands nearby, there are frequencies in use by remote broadcast pickups, commercial licensees, and even the military. If you keep careful track of these (they change occasionally) and know exactly what you are doing, you can probably take advantage of this, but otherwise, you're asking for it. [STUPID WAY]

Output: Make sure you pick the perfect frequency to spend hours jawing with a buddy away from the noisy legal channels; you know, somewhere in the middle of a popular Ham band, or on the remote pickup frequency for a local radio or Tv station! Most of the CB'ers who get busted with this one were clueless (or were too lazy to check) that legitimate users often have reserved frequencies just a little outside the CB band.

Captain Swoop's 11 Meter Reference Guide


Input: [THE "CHEAT"] Sound Effects (bells, beeps, whistles, echoes) [SMART WAY] Smartest thing to do with sound effects is to never use them. A possible exception is using what is known as a "roger beep" that gives the NASA style beep when you complete a transmission (unkey the microphone), which is useful is high-noise environments. Other than that, you only succeed in letting everyone know you have a 10 year old's personality. [STUPID WAY]

Output: After spending a minute or two trying to get someone to talk to you, spend the next 30 minutes using these sound effects to make sure everyone notices you enough to NEVER talk to you.

Captain Swoop's 11 Meter Reference Guide


Input: [THE "CHEAT"] Advertising (Political or Commercial) [SMART WAY] Not only illegal, but boring. A no-brainer. [STUPID WAY]

Output: Tie up an already busy channel letting everyone know about your garage sale. No brains involved to do this.

Captain Swoop's 11 Meter Reference Guide


Input: [THE "CHEAT"] Rebroadcasting [SMART WAY] technically, ANY rebroadcasting is wrong (except emergency traffic), but there are circumstances where it might be very useful to rebroadcast communications from another system (such as GMRS, etc) for informational purposes. Common sense should prevail here. [STUPID WAY]

Output: Let everyone listen to you favorite CD or FM station via your microphone, regardless of how lousy the song or garbled the modulation is.

Captain Swoop's 11 Meter Reference Guide


Input: [THE "CHEAT"] Criminal Activities, Obscene Language, Transmitting A False "MayDay", Deliberate Interference (keying radio or playing music to block others from using a channel, or to mess with TV or radio reception) [SMART WAY] There is no "smart" way to do something this screwed up. [STUPID WAY]

Output: Any of these acts are a sure ticket to jail or a fine if you are caught, since they attract angry attention from not only CBers, but the public in general. Don't be stupid, and don't do them, at all.

Captain Swoop's 11 Meter Reference Guide


Input: [1] ACHIEVED [2] ACQUIRED [0]

Output: ACCOMPLISHED

Human Services Career Network - Career Center - Resumes


Input: [1] ADRESSED [2] ADJUSTED [0]

Output: ADDED

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Input: [1] ADVERTISED [2] ADVISED [0]

Output: ADMINISTERED

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Input: [1] ALTERED [2] ANALYZED [0]

Output: ALLOCATED

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Input: [1] ANTICIPATED [2] APPLIED [0]

Output: ANSWERED

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Input: [1] APPROVED [2] ARRANGED [0]

Output: APPRAISED

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Input: [1] ASSESSED [2] ATTAINED [0]

Output: ASSEMBLED

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Input: [1] AUTHORED [2] AWARDED [0]

Output: AUDITED

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Input: [1] BUILT [2] CATALOGUED [0]

Output: BUDGETED

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Input: [1] CHAIRED [2] COACHED [0]

Output: CALCULATED

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Input: [1] COLLECTED [2] COMBINED [0]

Output: COLLABORATED

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Input: [1] COMPILED [2] COMPLETED [0]

Output: COMMUNICATED

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Input: [1] CONDENSED [2] CONDUCTED [0]

Output: CONCEIVED

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Input: [1] CONSTRUCTED [2] CONTRACTED [0]

Output: CONSULTED

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Input: [1] CONTROLLED [2] CONVERTED [0]

Output: CONTRIBUTED

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Input: [1] COUNSELED [2] CREATED [0]

Output: COORDINATED

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Input: [1] CULTIVATED [2] DECREASED [0]

Output: CRITIQUED

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Input: [1] DELIVERED [2] DEMONSTRATED [0]

Output: DELEGATED

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Input: [1] DETECTED [2] DETERMINED [0]

Output: DESIGNED

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Input: [1] DEVISED [2] DIAGNOSED [0]

Output: DEVELOPED

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Input: [1] DISPLAYED [2] DISTRIBUTED [0]

Output: DIRECTED

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Input: [1] DRAFTED [2] EDITED [0]

Output: DOCUMENTED

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Input: [1] ELIMINATED [2] ENFORCED [0]

Output: EFFECTED

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Input: [1] ENTERED [2] EQUIPPED [0]

Output: ENLARGED

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Input: [1] EVALUATED [2] EXAMINED [0]

Output: ESTABLISHED

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Input: [1] EXPEDITED [2] FACILITATED [0]

Output: EXPANDED

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Input: [1] FORMULATED [2] FOSTERED [0]

Output: FOLLOWED

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Input: [1] GATHERED [2] GENERATED [0]

Output: FOUNDED

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Input: [1] GROUPED [2] GUIDED [0]

Output: GOVERNED

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Input: [1] HARMONIZED [2] IDENTIFIED [0]

Output: HANDLED

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Input: [1] IMPLEMENTED [2] IMPROVED [0]

Output: ILLUSTRATED

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Input: [1] INCREASED [2] INDEXED [0]

Output: INCORPORATED

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Input: [1] INITIATED [2] INSPECTED [0]

Output: INDIVIDUALIZED

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Input: [1] INSTIGATED [2] INSTITUTED [0]

Output: INSTALLED

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Input: [1] INSURED [2] INTERPRETED [0]

Output: INSTRUCTED

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Input: [1] INTRODUCED [2] INVENTED [0]

Output: INTERVIEWED

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Input: [1] INVESTIGATED [2] LOCATED [0]

Output: INVENTORIED

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Input: [1] LOWERED [2] MAINTAINED [0]

Output: LOGGED

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Input: [1] MAXIMIZED [2] MEDIATED [0]

Output: MANAGED

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Input: [1] MODERATED [2] MODIFIED [0]

Output: MENTORED

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Input: [1] MOTIVATED [2] NEGOTIATED [0]

Output: MONITORED

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Input: [1] OPENED [2] OPERATED [0]

Output: NOTIFIED

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Input: [1] ORGANIZED [2] ORIGINATED [0]

Output: ORDERED

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Input: [1] PARTICIPATED [2] PERFORMED [0]

Output: OVERSAW

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Input: [1] PLANNED [2] PREDICTED [0]

Output: PERSUADED

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Input: [1] PRESENTED [2] PRESIDED [0]

Output: PREPARED

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Input: [1] PRODUCED [2] PROGRAMMED [0]

Output: PROCESSED

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Input: [1] PROMOTED [2] PROPOSED [0]

Output: PROJECTED

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Input: [1] PROVIDED [2] PUBLICIZED [0]

Output: PROVED

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Input: [1] PURCHASED [2] RAISED [0]

Output: PUBLISHED

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Input: [1] RECORDED [2] RECRUITED [0]

Output: RECEIVED

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Input: [1] REFERRED [2] REORGANIZED [0]

Output: REDUCED

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Input: [1] RESEARCHED [2] RESHAPED [0]

Output: REPORTED

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Input: [1] RESTORED [2] REVAMPED [0]

Output: RESPONDED

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Input: [1] REVISED [2] SAVED [0]

Output: REVIEWED

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Input: [1] SCHEDULED [2] SCREENED [0]

Output: SCANNED

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Input: [1] SELECTED [2] SOLD [0]

Output: SECURED

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Input: [1] SORTED [2] STANDARDIZED [0]

Output: SOLICITED

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Input: [1] STRATEGIZED [2] STREAMLINED [0]

Output: STARTED

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Input: [1] SUCCEEDED [2] SUMMARIZED [0]

Output: STRENGTHENED

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Input: [1] SURVEYED [2] SYSTEMATIZED [0]

Output: SUPERVISED

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Input: [1] TAUGHT [2] TESTED [0]

Output: TABULATED

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Input: [1] TRANSFERRED [2] TRANSLATED [0]

Output: TRAINED

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Input: [1] UTILIZED [2] WROTE [0]

Output: UPGRADED

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Input: [UNION MEMBER] You are protected by a $1 million insurance policy that protects against lawsuits connected to your employment [AGENCY FEE PAYER]

Output: You do not receive this coverage


Input: [UNION MEMBER] You are eligible to receive free legal advice and representation covering employment discrimination, unemployment, retirement, civil rights violations, privacy issues, and workers compensation. [AGENCY FEE PAYER]

Output: You are not eligible to receive free legal services


Input: [UNION MEMBER] You are entitled to assistance in defraying legal costs incurred in defending against charges of crimes alleged to have occurred in the course of your employment [AGENCY FEE PAYER]

Output: You are not eligible to receive this assistance


Input: [UNION MEMBER] You are covered by the Union contract and receive help with all matters covered by the collective bargaining agreements [AGENCY FEE PAYER]

Output: You are covered in the same manner


Input: [UNION MEMBER] You can vote in all Union elections and on contract ratifications [AGENCY FEE PAYER]

Output: You can only vote on contract ratifications


Input: [UNION MEMBER] You can hold Union office and participate on union committees such as the Adjunct Committee [AGENCY FEE PAYER]

Output: You cannot hold Union office or participate in Union governance


Input: [UNION MEMBER] You benefit from MTA Benefits including discounts on auto, home, and life insurances, mortgage financing, vision care and tax preparation. You have access to reduced admission to museums, theaters, and recreation areas. [AGENCY FEE PAYER]

Output: You are excluded from MTA Benefits


Input: [MARK] Blackline® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Picks or Plectrum


Input: [MARK] Blow Torch® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Distortion Effect


Input: [MARK] Blues Bottle® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Slide


Input: [MARK] Carbon Copy® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Analog Delay Effect


Input: [MARK] Clyde McCoy® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Wah Pedal


Input: [MARK] Clyde McCoy® (Image) [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Wah Pedal


Input: [MARK] Crybaby® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Wah Pedal


Input: [MARK] Crybaby® (Logo) [DOWNLOAD] EPS | JPG [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Wah Pedal


Input: [MARK] Custom Badass™ [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Electronic Effects


Input: [MARK] Custom Badass Modifications® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Electronic Effects


Input: [MARK] D® (Logo) [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Guitar Accessories


Input: [MARK] Double Badass™ [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Electronic Effects


Input: [MARK] Dunlop® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Guitar Accessories


Input: [MARK] Dunlop® (Logo) [DOWNLOAD] EPS | JPG [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Guitar Accessories


Input: [MARK] Dyna Comp® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Compressor Effect


Input: [MARK] Echoplex® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Electronic Effects


Input: [MARK] Fasel® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Inductor


Input: [MARK] Fullbore® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Metal Distortion Effect


Input: [MARK] Fuzz Face® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Distortion Effect


Input: [MARK] Gator Grip® (Logo) [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Picks or Plectrum


Input: [MARK] Heavy Core® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Strings


Input: [MARK] Herco® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Band Accessories


Input: [MARK] Hervex® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Bow Hair


Input: [MARK] It's More Than A Pick® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Picks or Plectrum


Input: [MARK] JD® (Logo) [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Guitar Accessories


Input: [MARK] JD Dunlop® (Music Note Logo) [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Guitar Accessories


Input: [MARK] JD Jim Dunlop® (1965 Logo) [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Guitar Accessories


Input: [MARK] JD Jim Dunlop® (Word Mark) [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Guitar Accessories


Input: [MARK] Jen® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Wah Pedal


Input: [MARK] Jim Dunlop® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Guitar Accessories


Input: [MARK] Jim Dunlop® (Americana Logo) [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Guitar Accessories


Input: [MARK] Jim Dunlop USA® (Fun Logo) [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Guitar Accessories


Input: [MARK] Jim Dunlop USA® (Script Logo) [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Guitar Accessories


Input: [MARK] Jim Dunlop USA® (Word Mark) [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Guitar Accessories


Input: [MARK] Live To Play Live® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Guitar Accessories


Input: [MARK] Match-Pik® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Picks or Plectrum


Input: [MARK] Max-Grip® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Picks or Plectrum


Input: [MARK] MXR™ [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Electronic Effects


Input: [MARK] MXR® (Logo) [DOWNLOAD] EPS | JPG [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Electronic Effects


Input: [MARK] Octavio® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Octave Fuzz Effect


Input: [MARK] Picker's Pal® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Capo


Input: [MARK] Primetone® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Guitar Picks


Input: [MARK] Rockman® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Headphone Amplifiers


Input: [MARK] Rotovibe® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Chorus/Vibrato Effect


Input: [MARK] Smart Gate® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Noise Gate


Input: [MARK] Spitballs® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Cleaning Discs


Input: [MARK] Straplok® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Strap Retainer


Input: [MARK] Stubby® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Picks or Plectrum


Input: [MARK] Sturdy Stand® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Music Stand


Input: [MARK] Super Badass® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Electronic Effects


Input: [MARK] Suppressor Pro™ [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Sound Hole Covers


Input: [MARK] Teckpick® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Picks or Plectrum


Input: [MARK] Tortex® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Picks or Plectrum


Input: [MARK] Tortex® (Logo) [DOWNLOAD] EPS | JPG [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Picks or Plectrum


Input: [MARK] Trigger® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Capo


Input: [MARK] Ultex® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Picks or Plectrum


Input: [MARK] Ultra Badass® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Electronic Effects


Input: [MARK] Univibe® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Chorus/Vibrato Effect


Input: [MARK] Univibe® (Logo) [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Chorus/Vibrato Effect


Input: [MARK] vci fresh® (Logo) [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Strings


Input: [MARK] Victor® [GENERIC TERM]

Output: Capo


Input: [PRIVILEGE / SERVICE] Use research assistance and materials at all three libraries. yes [EXTERNAL INDIVIDUAL BORROWERS]

Output: yes

Borrowing Library Materials | SFU Library


Input: [PRIVILEGE / SERVICE] Borrow general circulating material at all libraries, under the same loan periods as undergraduates. yes [EXTERNAL INDIVIDUAL BORROWERS]

Output: yes

Borrowing Library Materials | SFU Library


Input: [PRIVILEGE / SERVICE] Request books that are out on loan to other users. yes [EXTERNAL INDIVIDUAL BORROWERS]

Output: yes

Borrowing Library Materials | SFU Library


Input: [PRIVILEGE / SERVICE] Request items, with the exception of specialized collections such as Media Resource Centre (formerly Media Collection) material, be transferred from one campus to another. yes [EXTERNAL INDIVIDUAL BORROWERS]

Output: yes

Borrowing Library Materials | SFU Library


Input: [PRIVILEGE / SERVICE] Request up to three journal article photocopies per day to be transferred from Bennett to Belzberg or SFU Surrey and vice versa (articles will be provided at a cost of $3.00 each). Not Available [EXTERNAL INDIVIDUAL BORROWERS]

Output: yes

Borrowing Library Materials | SFU Library


Input: [PRIVILEGE / SERVICE] Access selected licensed electronic resources (databases, electronic journals,etc.) from within the Library buildings. yes [EXTERNAL INDIVIDUAL BORROWERS]

Output: yes

Borrowing Library Materials | SFU Library


Input: [PRIVILEGE / SERVICE] Use multimedia equipment and games held by the SFU Surrey Library, which are only accessible to SFU Surrey students. Not Available [EXTERNAL INDIVIDUAL BORROWERS]

Output: Not Available

Borrowing Library Materials | SFU Library


Input: [PRIVILEGE / SERVICE] Borrow 16 mm films, videos or DVD's from the SFU Library. yes [EXTERNAL INDIVIDUAL BORROWERS]

Output: yes

Borrowing Library Materials | SFU Library


Input: [PRIVILEGE / SERVICE] Use Interlibrary Loan or Document Delivery services. Not Available [EXTERNAL INDIVIDUAL BORROWERS]

Output: Not Available

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Input: [PRIVILEGE / SERVICE] Access Reserve materials. Not Available [EXTERNAL INDIVIDUAL BORROWERS]

Output: Not Available

Borrowing Library Materials | SFU Library


Input: [PRIVILEGE / SERVICE] Access licensed electronic resources from outside the Library. Not Available [EXTERNAL INDIVIDUAL BORROWERS]

Output: Not Available

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Input: [PRIVILEGE / SERVICE] Access SFU's wireless network (a valid SFU computing account is required - click here for more information Not Available [EXTERNAL INDIVIDUAL BORROWERS]

Output: Not Available

Borrowing Library Materials | SFU Library


Input: [CONCISE] likely [VERBOSE]

Output: it is likely that

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Input: [CONCISE] apparently [VERBOSE]

Output: it is apparent that

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Input: [CONCISE] because [VERBOSE]

Output: due to the fact that

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Input: [CONCISE] near [VERBOSE]

Output: in the vicinity of

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Input: [CONCISE] in New Mexico [VERBOSE]

Output: in the state of New Mexico

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Input: [CONCISE] was [VERBOSE]

Output: was found to be

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Input: [CONCISE] First, [VERBOSE]

Output: It must first be established that

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Input: [YEAR] 2004 [EXAMINATION ITEM] Choose an event in the novel you have studied which you find to be most memorable. Give reasons for your choice and with close reference to the text, discuss the event. [ELEMENT TESTED]

Output: Plot

LEARN,TEACH, LOVE: SPM Past Year's Questions : Novel


Input: [YEAR] 2005 [EXAMINATION ITEM] ‘Love is important in a family.’ How is this shown in the novel you have read? Support your answers with close reference to the text. [ELEMENT TESTED]

Output: Theme

LEARN,TEACH, LOVE: SPM Past Year's Questions : Novel


Input: [YEAR] 2006 [EXAMINATION ITEM] The writer describes the main character as a very determined person. Using details from the novel you have studied, write about: -some instances that show the character’s determination. -how the determination affects his/her family. [ELEMENT TESTED]

Output: Character & Characterisation

LEARN,TEACH, LOVE: SPM Past Year's Questions : Novel


Input: [YEAR] 2007 [EXAMINATION ITEM] ‘It is important to have a person you look up to in your life.’ From the novel you’ve read, write about one character that you looked up to. Give a reason why you choose him/her. [ELEMENT TESTED]

Output: Character & Characterisation

LEARN,TEACH, LOVE: SPM Past Year's Questions : Novel


Input: [YEAR] 2008 [EXAMINATION ITEM] Describe what happens at the end of the novel and explains why you find the ending happy or sad. [ELEMENT TESTED]

Output: Plot

LEARN,TEACH, LOVE: SPM Past Year's Questions : Novel


Input: [YEAR] 2009 [EXAMINATION ITEM] Using the details from the novel you have studied, write about a difficult decision made by one of the characters. With close reference to the text, do you think this was the right decision? [ELEMENT TESTED]

Output: Character

LEARN,TEACH, LOVE: SPM Past Year's Questions : Novel


Input: [YEAR] 2010 [EXAMINATION ITEM] Based on the novel that you have read, write about an important incident that you remember. Give reasons why you remember the incidents. [ELEMENT TESTED]

Output: Plot

LEARN,TEACH, LOVE: SPM Past Year's Questions : Novel


Input: [DEGREE] 1 [POINTS] 10 [DEFINITION]

Output: Common courtesy. Little contact with students, the public, or personnel from other departments.

DIXIE COLLEGE JOB CLASSIFICATION FACTORS


Input: [DEGREE] 2 [POINTS] 25 [DEFINITION]

Output: Common courtesy. Contacts with students or outsiders usually involve the transmission of established, patterned information as a position task.

DIXIE COLLEGE JOB CLASSIFICATION FACTORS


Input: [DEGREE] 3 [POINTS] 45 [DEFINITION]

Output: Exercise of human relations skills is important to this position. Contacts involve formulation of responses based upon knowledge of college policies and procedures, curriculum programs or technical expertise. Secretaries who do not report to a vice president or the dean-level and most technicals.

DIXIE COLLEGE JOB CLASSIFICATION FACTORS


Input: [DEGREE] 4 [POINTS] 75 [DEFINITION]

Output: Exercise of human relations skills is very important to the success of this position. May make formal presentations, make significant negotiations, conduct interviews or train others outside of department. Includes secretaries who report to a vice president or the dean-level.

DIXIE COLLEGE JOB CLASSIFICATION FACTORS


Input: [DEGREE] 5* [POINTS] 110 [DEFINITION]

Output: Exercise of human relations skills is essential to the success of this position. Directors who represent the College to the student body, personnel, or the public. Includes the Assistant to the President.

DIXIE COLLEGE JOB CLASSIFICATION FACTORS


Input: [DEGREE] 6* [POINTS] 140 [DEFINITION]

Output: Exercise of human relations is critical to this position. These are key college representatives.

DIXIE COLLEGE JOB CLASSIFICATION FACTORS


Input: [COURSE] SPANISH GRAMMAR, BEGINNER LEVEL [CODE] PIIE 1135 [CONTACT HOURS] 35 [CREDITS] 2 [DESCRIPTION]

Output: This course integrates the system of rules of Spanish and its communicative functions from a descriptive and normative orientation in terms of the students needs at this level under a total immersion context.


Input: [COURSE] CONVERSATION AND CHILEAN CULTURE, BEGINNER LEVEL [CODE] PIIE 1235 [CONTACT HOURS] 35 [CREDITS] 2 [DESCRIPTION]

Output: This course integrates language and culture in order to take real advantage of the total immersion context the students are. It combines classroom activities with fieldworks around the city from an ethnographic and communicative orientation.


Input: [COURSE] SPANISH GRAMMAR, INTERMEDIATE LEVEL [CODE] PIIE 2135 [CONTACT HOURS] 35 [CREDITS] 2 [DESCRIPTION]

Output: This course explains the syntax aspects of Spanish and analyzes the system of rules and usage from a descriptive and normative orientation in terms of the students needs at this level under a total immersion context.


Input: [COURSE] CONVERSATION AND CHILEAN CULTURE, INTERMEDIATE LEVEL [CODE] PIIE 2235 [CONTACT HOURS] 35 [CREDITS] 2 [DESCRIPTION]

Output: This course integrates language and culture in order to take real advantage of the total immersion context the students are. It combines classroom activities with fieldworks around the city from an ethnographic and communicative orientation.


Input: [COURSE] SPANISH GRAMMAR, ADVANCED LEVEL [CODE] PIIE 3135 [CONTACT HOURS] 35 [CREDITS] 2 [DESCRIPTION]

Output: This course reviews and analyzes complex syntax aspects in terms of the system of rules and usage of Spanish from a pragmatic orientation.


Input: [COURSE] CONVERSATION AND CHILEAN CULTURE, ADVANCED LEVEL [CODE] PIIE 3235 [CONTACT HOURS] 35 [CREDITS] 2 [DESCRIPTION]

Output: This course integrates language and culture in order to take real advantage of the total immersion context the students are. The module combines classroom activities with fieldworks around the city from an ethnographic and communicative orientation.


Input: [FEATURED SERVICES] Dry Cleaning [1]

Output: Gym/Fitness Centre


Input: [FEATURED SERVICES] Disabled Facilities [1]

Output: Meeting Rooms


Input: [FEATURED SERVICES] Pet [1]

Output: Swimming Pool


Input: [FEATURED SERVICES] Sauna [1]

Output: Beautician


Input: [FEATURED SERVICES] Hotel Parking [1]

Output: Internet Access


Input: [FEATURED SERVICES] Conference Facilities [1]

Output: 24 hour Reception


Input: [FEATURED SERVICES] Bar [1]

Output: Close to City Centre


Input: [FEATURED SERVICES] Elevator/Lift [1]

Output: Spa


Input: [SUBMISSION] Article Submission [DESIGNING] Blog Design [OPTIMIZATION]

Output: OFF Page Optimization

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Input: [SUBMISSION] Directory Submission [DESIGNING] HTML CSS Site [OPTIMIZATION]

Output: ON Page Optimization

Submission Package | Website Promotion | SEO Packages


Input: [SUBMISSION] RSS Feed Submission [DESIGNING] Web Layout Design [OPTIMIZATION]

Output: Search Engine Optimization

Submission Package | Website Promotion | SEO Packages


Input: [SUBMISSION] Video Submission [DESIGNING] Banner Design [OPTIMIZATION]

Output: Social Media Optimization

Submission Package | Website Promotion | SEO Packages


Input: [SUBMISSION] Social Bookmarking [DESIGNING] Brochure Design [OPTIMIZATION]

Output: Search Engine Marketing

Submission Package | Website Promotion | SEO Packages


Input: [SUBMISSION] PAD File Submission [OPTIMIZATION]

Output: Social Media Marketing

Submission Package | Website Promotion | SEO Packages


Input: [0] GOALS [MENTORING] Support and guide personal career growth [COACHING]

Output: Improve job performance or skills

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Input: [0] INITIATIVE [MENTORING] Mentee is in charge of learning [COACHING]

Output: Coach directs learning

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Input: [0] VOLUNTEERISM [MENTORING] Both mentor and mentee are volunteers [COACHING]

Output: Protégé agrees to accept coaching; may not be voluntary

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Input: [0] FOCUS [MENTORING] Longer term personal development [COACHING]

Output: Immediate problems & learning opportunities

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Input: [0] ROLE [MENTORING] Focus on listening, behavioral role model, making suggestions and connections [COACHING]

Output: Focus on telling with appropriate feedback

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Input: [0] DURATION [MENTORING] Longer term [COACHING]

Output: Short term needs; “as needed”

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Input: [GROUP] Well-Being [SPECIFICATION] appraisal of a situation as an event

Output: joy: pleased about an event distress: displeased about an event


Input: [GROUP] Fortunes-of-Others [SPECIFICATION] presumed value of a situation as an event affecting another

Output: happy-for: pleased about an event desirable for another gloating: pleased about an event undesirable for another resentment: displeased about an event desirable for another jealousy*: resentment over a desired mutually exclusive goal envy*: resentment over a desired non-exclusive goal sorry-for: displeased about an event undesirable for another


Input: [GROUP] Prospect-based [SPECIFICATION] appraisal of a situation as a prospective event

Output: hope: pleased about a prospective desirable event fear: displeased about a prospective undesirable event


Input: [GROUP] Confirmation [SPECIFICATION] appraisal of a situation as confirming or disconfirming an expectation

Output: satisfaction: pleased about a confirmed desirable event relief: pleased about a disconfirmed undesirable event fears-confirmed: displeased about a confirmed undesirable event disappointment: displeased about a disconfirmed desirable event


Input: [GROUP] Attribution [SPECIFICATION] appraisal of a situation as an accountable act of some agent

Output: pride: approving of one's own act admiration: approving of another's act shame: disapproving of one's own act reproach: disapproving of another's act


Input: [GROUP] Attraction [SPECIFICATION] appraisal of a situation as containing an attractive or unattractive object

Output: liking: finding an object appealing disliking: finding an object unappealing


Input: [GROUP] Well-being/ Attribution [SPECIFICATION] compound emotions

Output: gratitude: admiration+joy anger: reproach+distress gratification: pride+joy remorse: shame+distress


Input: [GROUP] Attraction/ Attribution [SPECIFICATION] compound emotion extensions

Output: love:admiration+liking hate:reproach+disliking


Input: [INDICA] Shorter and stockier [SATIVA]

Output: Grows to a greater height

Cannabis Clash: Sativa vs. Indica [WEEDLY COLUMN]


Input: [INDICA] Leaves are squat and fat [SATIVA]

Output: Leaves are long and thin

Cannabis Clash: Sativa vs. Indica [WEEDLY COLUMN]


Input: [INDICA] Leaves obtain a darker, purple haze [SATIVA]

Output: Leaves are lighter green

Cannabis Clash: Sativa vs. Indica [WEEDLY COLUMN]


Input: [INDICA] Buds achieve a deep purple color [SATIVA]

Output: Buds are tinged with dark orange &red hues

Cannabis Clash: Sativa vs. Indica [WEEDLY COLUMN]


Input: [INDICA] Buds smell dank and skunky [SATIVA]

Output: Buds smell sweet and fruity

Cannabis Clash: Sativa vs. Indica [WEEDLY COLUMN]


Input: [INDICA] Strains include OG Kush, Purple Erkle, Afghani [SATIVA]

Output: Strains include Green Crack, Train Wreck, Sour Diesel

Cannabis Clash: Sativa vs. Indica [WEEDLY COLUMN]


Input: [INDICA] Acts as a downer (makes you sleepy) [SATIVA]

Output: Acts as an upper (keeps you awake)

Cannabis Clash: Sativa vs. Indica [WEEDLY COLUMN]


Input: [INDICA] Higher CBD to THC ratio [SATIVA]

Output: Higher THC to CBD ratio

Cannabis Clash: Sativa vs. Indica [WEEDLY COLUMN]


Input: [INDICA] Thrives in southern Asia [SATIVA]

Output: Thrives in equatorial lands like Jamaica

Cannabis Clash: Sativa vs. Indica [WEEDLY COLUMN]


Input: [INDICA] Better grown indoors [SATIVA]

Output: Better grown outdoors

Cannabis Clash: Sativa vs. Indica [WEEDLY COLUMN]


Input: [INDICA] Grows / matures faster [SATIVA]

Output: Grows / matures slower

Cannabis Clash: Sativa vs. Indica [WEEDLY COLUMN]


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

Output: Balance

First Security Bank - About Mobile Banking


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

Output: History

First Security Bank - About Mobile Banking


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

Output: Command

First Security Bank - About Mobile Banking


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

Output: Help

First Security Bank - About Mobile Banking


Input: [COMMAND] L [DESCRIPTION] Receive a URL for the First Security Bank Mobile Browser website [FUNCTION]

Output: Login

First Security Bank - About Mobile Banking


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

Output: Stop

First Security Bank - About Mobile Banking


Input: [HIDDEN TRUTHS] Parts cannot explain behavior of the whole [OLD ILLUSIONS]

Output: Separate into Parts and Analyze


Input: [HIDDEN TRUTHS] Inventory is a Liability not an Asset [OLD ILLUSIONS]

Output: Value Inventory as Asset


Input: [HIDDEN TRUTHS] Increases odds of failure [OLD ILLUSIONS]

Output: Banks lend money on value of inventory


Input: [HIDDEN TRUTHS] Inflates costs, loses opportunity to profit [OLD ILLUSIONS]

Output: Cost of Conversion in Private Label Costs


Input: [HIDDEN TRUTHS] Better to lie idle than create extra inventory [OLD ILLUSIONS]

Output: All machines must be used Efficiently


Input: [HIDDEN TRUTHS] Only raw materials and true variables [OLD ILLUSIONS]

Output: All direct costs must go into Cost of Goods


Input: [CAMBER] Equal to Specs [INCLUDED ANGLE] Less than Specs [PROBLEM AREA] Spindle/Knunckle or Upper Control Arm and/or Control Arm Mount [SAI]

Output: More than Specs


Input: [CAMBER] Equal to Specs [INCLUDED ANGLE] More than Specs [PROBLEM AREA] Bent Lower Control Arm and/or Lower Control Arm Mount [SAI]

Output: Less than Specs


Input: [CAMBER] More than Specs [INCLUDED ANGLE] More than Specs [PROBLEM AREA] Spindle/Knuckle Assembly [SAI]

Output: Equal to Specs


Input: [CAMBER] More than Specs [INCLUDED ANGLE] Equal to Specs [PROBLEM AREA] Bent Lower Control Arm [SAI]

Output: Less than Specs


Input: [CAMBER] More than Specs [INCLUDED ANGLE] More than Specs [PROBLEM AREA] Spindle/Knuckle Assembly Bent Lower Control Arm [SAI]

Output: Less than Specs


Input: [CAMBER] Less than Specs [INCLUDED ANGLE] Less than Specs [PROBLEM AREA] Spindle/Knuckle Assembly [SAI]

Output: Equal to Specs


Input: [CAMBER] Less than Specs [INCLUDED ANGLE] Equal to Specs [PROBLEM AREA] Bent Upper Control Arm [SAI]

Output: More than Specs


Input: [LEVEL] 1 [TEAM ACTIONS] Research the problem Report findings [DECISION MAKING AUTHORITY]

Output: No authority, Only Reporting


Input: [LEVEL] 2 [TEAM ACTIONS] Research the problem Develop, alternative solutions Report Finding [DECISION MAKING AUTHORITY]

Output: Potential solutions reporting only.


Input: [LEVEL] 3 [TEAM ACTIONS] Research Develop Recommend best solution for approval [DECISION MAKING AUTHORITY]

Output: Recommend best solution


Input: [LEVEL] 4 [TEAM ACTIONS] Research Develop Select best solution Report solution decision Recommendation for implementation [DECISION MAKING AUTHORITY]

Output: Recommend Implementation


Input: [LEVEL] 5 [TEAM ACTIONS] Research Develop Select Implement Inform/Report [DECISION MAKING AUTHORITY]

Output: Implement and report on progress


Input: [LEVEL] 6 [TEAM ACTIONS] Develop Select Implement Evaluate [DECISION MAKING AUTHORITY]

Output: Total authority No reporting necessary


Input: [TAXES AND SERVICES] CIGARETTE TAX IS AN EXCISE TAX IMPOSED ON THE SALE OR POSSESSION OF CIGARETTES. A DEALER IS ANY CIGARETTE STAMPING AGENCY, WHOLESALER OR RETAILER. [SECTIONS TO COMPLETE] SECTION 19 SECTION 18 [REQUIREMENTS]

Output: CIGARETTE DEALERS LICENSE SALES TAX LICENSE (RETAILER)


Input: [TAXES AND SERVICES] CORPORATE NET INCOME AND CAPITAL STOCK FRANCHISE TAXES ARE IMPOSED ON THE DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN CORPORATIONS, CERTAIN BUSINESS TRUSTS, AND LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIES WHICH ARE REGISTERED AND/OR TRANSACTING BUSINESS WITHIN THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA. SUBJECTIVITY TO SPECIFIC CORPORATION TAXES IS DETERMINED BY THE TYPE OF CORPORATE ORGANIZATION AND THE ACTIVITY CONDUCTED. FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TAXES: THE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY SHARES TAX IS IMPOSED ON EVERY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY HAVING CAPITAL STOCK AND CONDUCTING BUSINESS IN PENNSYLVANIA. DOMESTIC TITLE INSURANCE COMPANIES ARE SUBJECT TO THE TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY SHARES TAX. THE MUTUAL THRIFT INSTITUTIONS TAX IS IMPOSED ON SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS, SAVINGS BANKS, SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS AND BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS CONDUCTING BUSINESS IN PENNSYLVANIA. CREDIT UNIONS ARE NOT SUBJECT TO TAX. GROSS PREMIUMS TAX IS LEVIED ON DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPANIES. THE YEARLY GROSS PREMIUMS RECEIVED FROM THE TAX BASE. GROSS PREMIUMS ARE PREMIUMS, PREMIUM DEPOSITS OR ASSESSMENTS AND, ANNUITY CONSIDERATIONS FOR BUSINESS TRANSACTED IN PENNSYLVANIA. GROSS RECEIPTS TAX IS LEVIED ON PIPELINE, CONDUIT, WATER NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES; TELEPHONE, TELGRAPH AND MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANIES; ELECTRIC LIGHT, WATER POWER AND HYDROELECTRIC COMPANIES; AND FREIGHT AND OIL TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES. THE TAX IS BASED ON GROSS RECEIPTS FROM PASSENGERS, BAGGAGE AND FREIGHT TRANSPORTED WITHIN PENNSYLVANIA; TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE MESSAGES TRANSMITTED WITHIN PENNSYLVANIA; SALES OF ELECTRICITY AND GAS IN PENNSYLVANIA. PUBLIC UTILITY REALTY TAX IS LEVIED AGAINST CERTAIN ENTITIES FURNISHING UTILITY SERVICES. PENNSYLVANIA IMPOSES THIS TAX ON PUBLIC UTILITY REALTY IN LIEU OF LOCAL REAL ESTATE TAXES AND DISTRIBUTE THE LOCAL REALTY TAX EQUIVALENT TO LOCAL TAXING AUTHORITIES. OTHER CORPORATE TAXES: THIS GROUP IS COMPOSED PRIMARILY OF THE CORPORATE LOANS TAX, THE COOPERATIVE AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION AND ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE CORPORATION TAXES. [SECTIONS TO COMPLETE] SECTION 11 [REQUIREMENTS]

Output: REGISTRATION WITH PA DEPARTMENT OF STATE FORMS MUST BE OBTAINED FROM PA DEPARTMENT OF STATE REGISTRATION WITH FEDERAL OR STATE AUTHORITY THAT GRANTED CHARTER REGISTRATION WITH PA DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE REGISTRATION WITH PA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION REGISTRATION WITH PA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION REGISTRATION WITH PA DEPARTMENT OF STATE


Input: [TAXES AND SERVICES] LIQUID FUELS AND FUELS TAX IS AN EXCISE TAX IMPOSED ON ALL LIQUID FUELS AND FUELS USED OR SOLD AND DELIVERED BY DISTRIBUTORS WITHIN PENNSYLVANIA, EXCEPT THOSE DELIVERED TO EXEMPT PURCHASERS. LIQUID FUELS INCLUDE GASOLINE, GASOHOL, JET FUEL AND AVIATION GASOLINE. FUELS INCLUDE CLEAR DIESEL FUEL AND KEROSENE. ADDITIONALLY, THE LIQUID FUELS AND FUELS TAX ACT TAXES ALTERNATIVE FUELS (i.e. HIGHWAY FUELS OTHER THAN LIQUID FUELS OR FUELS) AT A RETAIL/USE TAX LEVEL. [SECTIONS TO COMPLETE] SECTION 21 [REQUIREMENTS]

Output: LIQUID FUELS AND FUELS TAX PERMIT


Input: [TAXES AND SERVICES] MOTOR CARRIERS ROAD TAX IS IMPOSED ON MOTOR CARRIERS ENGAGED IN OPERATIONS ON PENNSYLVANIA HIGHWAYS. A MOTOR CARRIER IS ANY PERSON OR ENTERPRISE OPERATING A QUALIFIED MOTOR VEHICLE USED, DESIGNED OR MAINTAINED FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF PERSONS OR PROPERTY WHERE (A) THE POWER UNIT HAS TWO AXLES AND A GROSS OR REGISTERED GROSS WEIGHT GREATER THAN 26,000 POUNDS, (B) THE POWER UNIT HAS THREE AXLES OR MORE REGARDLESS OF WEIGHT OR (C) VEHICLES ARE USED IN COMBINATION AND THE DECLARED COMBINATION WEIGHT EXCEEDS 26,000 POUNDS OR THE GROSS WEIGHT OF THE VEHICLES EXCEEDS 26,000 POUNDS. [SECTIONS TO COMPLETE] SECTION 21 [REQUIREMENTS]

Output: IFTA LICENSE AND IFTA DECALS PA NON-IFTA VEHICLE REGISTRATION AND PA NON-IFTA DECALS


Input: [TAXES AND SERVICES] PROMOTER IS ANY ENTERPRISE ENGAGED IN RENTING OR GRANTING PERMISSION TO ANY PERSON TO USE SPACE AT A SHOW FOR THE DISPLAY OR FOR THE SALE OF TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY OR SERVICES. [SECTIONS TO COMPLETE] SECTION 18 [REQUIREMENTS]

Output: PROMOTER LICENSE


Input: [TAXES AND SERVICES] PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE TAX IS A TAX OR FEE IMPOSED ON EACH SALE IN PENNSYLVANIA OF NEW TIRES FOR HIGHWAY USE, ON THE LEASE OF MOTOR VEHICLES, AND ON THE RENTAL OF MOTOR VEHICLES. THE TAX IS ALSO LEVIED ON THE STATE TAXABLE VALUE OF UTILITY REALTY OF ENTERPRISES SUBJECT TO THE PUBLIC UTILITY REALTY TAX AND ON PETROLEUM REVENUE OF OIL COMPANIES. [SECTIONS TO COMPLETE] SECTION 18 [REQUIREMENTS]

Output: SALES USE AND HOTEL OCCUPANCY TAX LICENSE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE TAX


Input: [TAXES AND SERVICES] REPORTING AND PAYMENT METHODS OFFER THE ENTERPRISE THE ABILITY TO FILE CERTAIN TAX RETURNS AND MAKE ELECTRONIC PAYMENTS THROUGH THE ELECTRONIC TAX INFORMATION AND DATA EXCHANGE SYSTEM (e-TIDES) OR THE TELEFILE SYSTEM. ELECTRONIC PAYMENT MAY ALSO BE MADE THROUGH ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER (EFT) OR CREDIT CARD. UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION (UC) WAGES MAY BE REPORTED VIA A MAGNETIC MEDIUM. IN CERTAIN INSTANCES, AN ENTERPRISE MAY ELECT TO FINANCE UC COSTS UNDER A REIMBURSEMENT METHOD RATHER THAN THE CONTRIBUTORY METHOD. [SECTIONS TO COMPLETE] SECTION 12 [REQUIREMENTS]

Output: AUTHORIZATION AGREEMENT