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A disease caused by a specific type of bacterium and characterized by inflammation of one or more of the lobes of the lungs.  

Refers to the amount of high-intensity labor necessary for a particular production or other work process.  

The ratio of the labor force to the noninstitutionalized population (does not include those who are incarcerated or those institutionalized for medical reasons).  

Data reflecting the total number of people employed or unemployed, be they civilians or in the military. These data are usually gathered on a weekly basis.  

A school under the control of, and often operated by, a college or university that has a teacher preparation program. A provides a setting for student teaching experiences, the study of teaching methods, and the implementation of new curricula or school structuring. Also called a campus school. An elementary or high school linked with a…

Scientific study or experiment characterized by controlled experimentation, field research. Research done principally in the laboratory.  

A type of experimental learning occurring within a community or group. New patterns of behavior are invented and tested in a climate supportive of behavior change.    

Undifferentiated tissue within the embryo that becomes either the scrotum in males or the labia majora in females.  

Instability, particularly with regard to affect. Emotional instability or mood swings, found in mild form in some children with learning disabilities and in more severe form in some mental disorders such as bipolar disorders and some kinds of schizophrenia.