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When an extreme request is refused, it is more likely that a second, smaller request will be granted. Used in labor relations.  

A bacterium that causes granuloma inguinale. Small Gram-negative organism, pleomorphic and of doubtful classification, causing granulomatous lesions, tropical in distribution. Cultivated on yolk sacs, or on egg yolks in vitro, the organism possesses antigenic components in common with Klebsiella rhino-scleromatis.  

A term sometimes used in psychology to describe a person who possesses the personality of a roue, seducer, and profligate.  

Retinal loci of electrical responsivity to light, modulator unit.  

The response that is learned most thoroughly.  

A genetic material that is expressed even in the presence of a recessive gene. When one member of a gene pair is dominant and the other is recessive, the dominant gene will exert its effects regardless of what the recessive gene calls for: chromosome.  

In social groups, the dominance ranking of their members.  

A nonmedical institution providing room, board, laundry, some forms of personal care, and usually recreational and social services. Licensed by state departments of social services; these facilities are not eligible for Medicare or Medicaid reimbursement, intermediate care facility; skilled nursing facility. A home providing mainly custodial and personal care for persons who do not require…

An acronym for a synthetic hallucinogen.  

A commercial preparation of methadone.