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   Hierarchy of Associated Concepts Facet .... Associated Concepts Facet
   ........ Associated Concepts (hierarchy name)
   Hierarchy of agents (general) ............ agents (general)
   ................ associated agents
   Hierarchy of communications concepts ............ communications concepts
   Hierarchy of addresses (communications concepts) ................ addresses (communications concepts)
   ................ fax numbers
   ................ telephone numbers
   Hierarchy of <concepts in the arts and humanities> ............ <concepts in the arts and humanities>
   Hierarchy of artistic concepts ................ artistic concepts
   Hierarchy of <genres in literature and performing arts> ................ <genres in literature and performing arts>
   Hierarchy of <genres in the visual arts> ................ <genres in the visual arts>
   Hierarchy of <historical, theoretical, and critical concepts> ................ <historical, theoretical, and critical concepts>
   Hierarchy of <culture and related concepts> ............ <culture and related concepts>
   Hierarchy of cultural heritage ................ cultural heritage
   Hierarchy of culture (concept) ................ culture (concept)
   Hierarchy of culture-related concepts ................ culture-related concepts
   Hierarchy of environmental concepts ............ environmental concepts
   Hierarchy of air quality ................ air quality
   ................ biofouling
   ................ carbon footprint
   Hierarchy of climate change ................ climate change
   ................ colonization (biological)
   Hierarchy of drainage ................ drainage
   ................ environment (earth sciences concept) [N]
   Hierarchy of <environmental concepts by general scope> ................ <environmental concepts by general scope>
   Hierarchy of environmental impact ................ environmental impact
   ................ green (environmental concept) [N]
   ................ green design (environmental concept)
   ................ greenhouse effect
   ................ greenhouse gases
   Hierarchy of humidity ................ humidity
   ................ infestation
   Hierarchy of noise ................ noise
   ................ odors
   ................ ozone depletion
   Hierarchy of pollution ................ pollution
   ................ relative humidity fluctuation
   Hierarchy of resources concepts ................ resources concepts
   ................ sea-level rise
   ................ temperature fluctuation
   Hierarchy of functional concepts (general) ............ functional concepts (general)
   ................ access
   ................ active (professional function)
   ................ associated
   ................ barrier-free design
   ................ censusing
   ................ circulation (architecture)
   ................ citizenship [N]
   ................ contribution
   ................ current (information status)
   ................ decline
   ................ dissolution (action on a group)
   ................ establishment (action or condition)
   ................ exposure (functional concept)
   ................ flourishing
   ................ foundation (action or condition)
   ................ hailing from
   ................ headquartering
   ................ historic
   ................ Historic Urban Landscape approach
   Hierarchy of housing (concept) ................ housing (concept)
   ................ inherent vice
   Hierarchy of innovation ................ innovation
   ................ joint tenancy [N]
   ................ knowledge transfer
   ................ legibility
   ................ location (activity or state)
   ................ observation
   ................ origination
   Hierarchy of power supply ................ power supply [N]
   ................ residing
   ................ returning
   Hierarchy of <safety and related concepts> ................ <safety and related concepts>
   ................ space utilization
   Hierarchy of storage ................ storage
   ................ technology transfer
   Hierarchy of use ................ use
   ................ willingness to pay
   Hierarchy of language-related concepts ............ language-related concepts
   ................ acrophony [N]
   ................ allophones
   ................ animal communication
   ................ grammatical gender
   Hierarchy of <languages and writing systems> ................ <languages and writing systems>
   ................ palindromes
   Hierarchy of parts of speech ................ parts of speech
   ................ phonemes
   ................ phrases
   Hierarchy of scripts (writing) ................ scripts (writing) [N]
   ................ sentences
   Hierarchy of spellings ................ spellings
   ................ sprachbunds
   ................ words (language-related concepts)
   Hierarchy of writing (processes) ................ writing (processes) [N]
   Hierarchy of <learning and scholarship concepts> ............ <learning and scholarship concepts>
   ................ academia (learning concept)
   Hierarchy of degrees (academic) ................ degrees (academic)
   ................ graduation (learning concept)
   ................ learning
   Hierarchy of theses ................ theses [N]
   Hierarchy of multidisciplinary concepts ............ multidisciplinary concepts
   ................ authenticity
   Hierarchy of body position ................ body position
   ................ common (extent designation)
   Hierarchy of <dates and dating systems> ................ <dates and dating systems>
   ................ dedication (information indicator)
   ................ diversity
   ................ error
   ................ form (general concept)
   ................ former (information indicator)
   ................ function (general concept)
   ................ general (extent designation)
   ................ genre (multidisciplinary concept)
   Hierarchy of groupings (general concept) ................ groupings (general concept)
   ................ guidelines
   ................ hybridity
   Hierarchy of <information and information related concepts> ................ <information and information related concepts>
   ................ interdisciplinarity
   ................ invented entities [N]
   ................ method of representation (information indicator)
   Hierarchy of methodology ................ methodology
   ................ miscellaneous
   ................ multidisciplinarity
   ................ not applicable (general information indicator)
   ................ obsolescence
   ................ occupation (multidisciplinary concept)
   ................ other (information indicator)
   ................ overall (extent designation)
   ................ particular (extent designation)
   ................ percentage
   ................ point of view (information indicator)
   ................ possible (information indicator)
   ................ primary (general designation)
   ................ principles (tenets)
   ................ private (general concept)
   Hierarchy of protected status ................ protected status
   ................ provenance (source of origin)
   ................ public (general concept)
   ................ purpose (information indicator)
   ................ roles
   Hierarchy of rules (instructions) ................ rules (instructions)
   ................ secondary (general designation)
   ................ setting (surroundings)
   ................ signals (multidisciplinary concept)
   ................ sources (general concept)
   Hierarchy of space (natural or built world) ................ space (natural or built world)
   Hierarchy of standards (authoritative exemplars) ................ standards (authoritative exemplars)
   Hierarchy of subjects (content of works) ................ subjects (content of works)
   Hierarchy of <systems and standards for time> ................ <systems and standards for time>
   ................ targets (multidisciplinary concept)
   ................ theory
   ................ typology
   ................ unavailable (information indicator)
   ................ undetermined (information indicator)
   ................ unidentified (information indicator)
   ................ views (general appearances)
   ................ weights and measures (general, standards)
   Hierarchy of philosophical concepts ............ philosophical concepts
   Hierarchy of aesthetic concepts ................ aesthetic concepts
   ................ betrayal
   ................ charity (philosophical concept)
   ................ cosmos
   ................ equality (philosophical concept)
   ................ esotericism (philosophical concept)
   Hierarchy of ethics (philosophical concept) ................ ethics (philosophical concept)
   ................ evil
   ................ fate
   ................ fortitude
   Hierarchy of fortune ................ fortune
   ................ good (philosophical concept)
   ................ guilt [N]
   ................ hope
   ................ hózhó
   Hierarchy of ideology ................ ideology
   ................ ignorance
   ................ immortality
   ................ industry (philosophical concept)
   ................ innocence [N]
   ................ integrity (philosophical concept)
   ................ inventiveness
   ................ justice (philosophical concept)
   Hierarchy of metaphysical concepts ................ metaphysical concepts
   ................ morality
   ................ Nature
   Hierarchy of <philosophical movements and attitudes> ................ <philosophical movements and attitudes>
   ................ prudence
   ................ significance (philosophical concept)
   ................ survival
   ................ truth
   ................ values (philosophical concepts)
   ................ vanity (philosophical concept)
   ................ vengeance
   ................ wisdom
   ................ world
   Hierarchy of <religions and religious concepts> ............ <religions and religious concepts>
   Hierarchy of religions (belief systems, cultures) ................ religions (belief systems, cultures)
   Hierarchy of religious concepts ................ religious concepts
   Hierarchy of scientific concepts ............ scientific concepts
   Hierarchy of biological concepts ................ biological concepts
   Hierarchy of computer science concepts ................ computer science concepts
   Hierarchy of conservation concepts ................ conservation concepts
   Hierarchy of contamination ................ contamination
   Hierarchy of engineering concepts ................ engineering concepts
   ................ experimental artifacts
   Hierarchy of materials sciences concepts ................ materials sciences concepts
   Hierarchy of mathematical concepts ................ mathematical concepts
   Hierarchy of physical sciences concepts ................ physical sciences concepts
   Hierarchy of social science concepts ............ social science concepts
   Hierarchy of anthropological concepts ................ anthropological concepts
   Hierarchy of economic concepts ................ economic concepts
   Hierarchy of legal concepts ................ legal concepts
   Hierarchy of political concepts ................ political concepts
   Hierarchy of psychological concepts ................ psychological concepts
   Hierarchy of <social and economic geography concepts> ................ <social and economic geography concepts>
   Hierarchy of sociological concepts ................ sociological concepts
   Hierarchy of <technology and related concepts> ............ <technology and related concepts>
   Hierarchy of technology (general associated concept) ................ technology (general associated concept)
   Hierarchy of technology-related concepts ................ technology-related concepts
   Hierarchy of <transportation and related concepts> ............ <transportation and related concepts>
   Hierarchy of transportation ................ transportation
   Hierarchy of transportation-related concepts ................ transportation-related concepts
   Hierarchy of works (general, creative) ............ works (general, creative)
   ................ ancillary works
   Hierarchy of compilations (arranged works) ................ compilations (arranged works)
   Hierarchy of derivative works ................ derivative works
   ................ other works (information indicator)
   ................ primary works
   ................ secondary works
   ................ works depicted
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