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Waterloo | abuser | many | Many abusers first use mental or emotional tactics before they become physically abusive. | 0.305472 |
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Waterloo | abuser | many | Many abusers have a rigid traditional view of sex roles and parenting. | 0.320831 |
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Waterloo | abuser | many | Many abusers have a rigid, traditional view of sex roles and parenting. | 0.334172 |
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Waterloo | abuser | many | Many abusers have problems dealing with stress. | 0.262768 |
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Waterloo | abuser | many | Many abusers hurt unborn children. | 0.320457 |
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Waterloo | abuser | many | Many abusers never change, just as some alcoholics die alcoholics. | 0.285676 |
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Waterloo | abuser | many | Many abusers truly believe their abusive behaviors have been caused by their partners. | 0.303346 |
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Waterloo | abuser | many | Many abusers use violence to express the frustrations and hopelessness that come from depression. | 0.326798 |
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Waterloo | abuser | Most | Most abusers are emotionally dependant people. | 0.339953 |
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Waterloo | abuser | Most | Most abusers are relatives, friends, neighbors, or people that the child knows socially. | 0.309359 |
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Waterloo | abuser | Most | Most abusers become more abusive with time. | 0.297226 |
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Waterloo | abuser | Most | Most abusers become more violent over time, and beatings tend to become more frequent and severe. | 0.355267 |
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Waterloo | abuser | some | Some abusers are able to take advantage of a child who is already isolated. | 0.287882 |
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Waterloo | abuser | some | Some abusers harass or stalk their partners at their place of employment. | 0.255454 |
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Waterloo | abuser | some | Some abusers have access to children through work or outside volunteer services. | 0.280677 |
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Waterloo | abuser | some | Some abusers have problems with alcohol or drug abuse. | 0.413666 |
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Waterloo | abuser | some | Some abusers show excess interest in children. | 0.316477 |
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Waterloo | abusive behavior | Abusive behavior can take many forms. | 0.309073 |
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Waterloo | abusive behavior | Abusive behavior is any act carried out by one partner aimed at hurting or controlling the other. | 0.679877 |
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Waterloo | abusive behavior | Abusive behaviors are intentional, planned and repeated. | 0.391396 |
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Waterloo | abusive behavior | Abusive behaviors can occur between anyone. | 0.320366 |
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Waterloo | abusive behavior | Abusive behaviors create an atmosphere of intimidation in a relationship. | 0.368316 |
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Waterloo | abusive behaviour | Abusive behaviour is a strategy that some people use to control situations or other people. | 0.622446 |
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Waterloo | abusive father | Abusive fathers justify their behavior as necessary to keep the family in line. | 0.252821 |
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ARC | abusive husband | Abusive husbands cause their wives serious and, in some cases, lasting injury. | 0.348076 |
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Waterloo | abusive individual | Abusive individuals are their own victims. | 0.250704 |
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Waterloo | abusive language | Abusive language is very likely to lead to aggressive and abusive behavior. | 0.337906 |
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Waterloo | abusive man | Abusive men are likely to be men who hate women. | 0.521152 |
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Waterloo | abusive man | Abusive men batter, injure, and even kill women. | 0.41176 |
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ARC | abusive man | Abusive men come from all economic classes, races, religions, and occupations. | 0.380758 |
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Waterloo | abusive man | Abusive men tend to use similar methods to hurt the women in their lives. | 0.276767 |
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Waterloo | abusive man | Abusive men use control and manipulation as their weapons. | 0.284317 |
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ARC | abusive man | Abusive men use different means to physically isolate and prevent women from escaping. | 0.410774 |
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ARC | abusive man | many | Many abusive men hold a view of women as inferior. | 0.32706 |
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Waterloo | abusive man | some | Some abusive men minimize, blame and deny their violent behaviour. | 0.252473 |
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Waterloo | abusive parent | Abusive parents do rely on spanking and hitting as a main source of dealing with behavior problems. | 0.349748 |
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Waterloo | abusive parent | Abusive parents keep to themselves, move from place to place, and usually are young. | 0.295969 |
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Waterloo | abusive partner | many | Many abusive partners continue to batter their victims throughout their pregnancies. | 0.284761 |
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Waterloo | abusive people | Abusive people have problems with handling anger. | 0.338544 |
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Waterloo | abusive relationship | Abusive relationships are as old as mankind. | 0.320702 |
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Waterloo | abusive relationship | Abusive relationships are progressive - Abusive relationships get worse over time. | 0.564626 |
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Waterloo | abusive relationship | Abusive relationships destroy lives everyday. | 0.316105 |
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Waterloo | abusive relationship | Most | Most abusive relationships get worse, rather than better, over time. | 0.284429 |
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Waterloo | abusive teen | Abusive teen dating relationships, similar to adult domestic violence, generally exhibit a pattern. | 0.309186 |
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Waterloo | abusive treatment | Abusive treatment is abusive treatment even if the person has a life threatening illness. | 0.568465 |
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ConceptNet | abutment | Abutments are points. | 1 |
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ConceptNet | abutment | Abutments are support. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | abutment | An abutment is support | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | abutter | An abutter is a landowner | 1 |
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ARC | abyssal plain | Abyssal plains are found at the bottom of the ocean. | 0.723447 |
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ARC | acacia gum | Acacia gum is regarded as safe when used orally and in amounts commonly found in foods. | 0.612857 |
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ARC | acacia gum | Acacia gum is used as a food additive. | 0.712004 |
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Waterloo | acacia pendula | Acacia pendula is one of many species native to Australia. | 0.638693 |
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Waterloo | acacia seed | Acacia seed is also a useful coffee substitute. | 0.352731 |
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ARC | acacia seed | Acacia seeds can be difficult to germinate. | 0.432875 |
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ARC | acacia seed | Acacia seeds have a small appendage called an elaisome which is full of nice tasting food for ants. | 0.620994 |
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ARC | acacia seed | some | Some acacia seeds have appendages. | 0.467874 |
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ARC | acacia seed | some | Some acacia seeds have small appendages. | 0.537087 |
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ARC | acacia tree | Acacia tree thorns house stinging ants who live off the tree's nectar. | 0.82789 |
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Waterloo | acacia tree | Acacia trees are common in Israel and thrive in the arid climate. | 0.592811 |
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ARC | acacia tree | Acacia trees are keystone species of drylands. | 0.708713 |
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TupleKB | acacia tree | Acacia trees develop leaves. | 1 |
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TupleKB | acacia tree | Acacia trees have structures. | 1 |
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Waterloo | acacia tree | Acacia trees kill antelope in the Transvaal. | 0.720162 |
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TupleKB | acacia tree | Acacia trees provide homes. | 1 |
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ARC | acacia tree | all | All acacia trees have thorns. | 0.527816 |
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ARC | acacia tree | many | Many acacia trees have sharp thorns. | 0.601445 |
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ARC | acacia tree | Most | Most acacia trees develop leaves. | 0.642325 |
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ARC | acacia tree | Most | Most acacia trees have structures. | 0.458309 |
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ARC | acacia tree | Most | Most acacia trees provide homes. | 0.27172 |
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ARC | acacia tree | some | Some acacia trees benefit from fertilizer. | 0.463469 |
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ARC | acacia tree | some | Some acacia trees have defense. | 0.259574 |
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Waterloo | acacia | Acacia angustissima a Central American tree that's going places. | 0.308841 |
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ARC | acacia | Acacia grows on well-drained soil, in dry and sunny habitats. | 0.665339 |
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WordNet3.0 | acacia | Acacia isa tree. | 1 |
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Waterloo | acacia | Acacias also occur in Africa, South America and throughout other warm areas of the world. | 0.567745 |
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Waterloo | acacia | Acacias are a nearly perfect food for giraffes. | 0.408315 |
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Waterloo | acacia | Acacias are among the trees that figure into the reproduction strategy of wildebeest bulls. | 0.578044 |
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ARC | acacia | Acacias are especially numerous on the plains of southern and eastern Africa. | 0.509726 |
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Waterloo | acacia | Acacias are generally short-lived. | 0.561713 |
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ConceptNet | acacia | Acacias are legumes. | 1 |
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Waterloo | acacia | Acacias are members of a pod-bearing family of plants that thrive in dry regions around the world. | 0.793625 |
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ARC | acacia | Acacias are one of the largest and most diverse groups of trees and shrubs on earth. | 0.780247 |
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Waterloo | acacia | Acacias are safe and fast burning. | 0.320171 |
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Waterloo | acacia | Acacias are thorny trees that grow in the new world tropics. | 0.78264 |
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ConceptNet | acacia | Acacias are trees. | 1 |
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Waterloo | acacia | Acacias are very useful in horticulture for landscaping, garden and specimen plants. | 0.470575 |
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ConceptNet | acacia | Acacias are woody plants. | 1 |
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TupleKB | acacia | Acacias grow in environments. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | acacia | Acacias have (part) bark. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | acacia | Acacias have (part) cell membranes. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | acacia | Acacias have (part) cells. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | acacia | Acacias have (part) corpi. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | acacia | Acacias have (part) cytoplasm. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | acacia | Acacias have (part) leaf nodes. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | acacia | Acacias have (part) nuclei. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | acacia | Acacias have (part) plasma membranes. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | acacia | Acacias have (part) sections. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | acacia | Acacias have (part) stumps. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | acacia | Acacias have (part) tree branches. | 1 |
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