A.M.E. Church members Angolans UF Drunkards USE African Methodist Episcopal Church members Beninese Drunks Abusers, Drug Burkinabe Inebriates USE Drug abusers Burundians BT Addicts Abyssinian speakers Cameroonians NT Recovering alcoholics USE Amharic speakers Central Africans (Central African Republic) Alcoholics, Parents of Abyssinians (Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church Chadians USE Parents of alcoholics members) Comorans Alealum speakers USE Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church Congolese (Brazzaville) USE Malayalam speakers members Congolese (Democratic Republic) Algerians Academic librarians Djiboutians [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] Equatorial Guineans UF Algériens UF College librarians Gabonese BT Africans Community college librarians Guineans Algériens University librarians Ivoirians USE Algerians BT Librarians Madagascans Aliens Accountants Mahorais [social] [occupation/field of activity] Malians People who are not citizens of the country in which UF Certified public accountants Moroccans they reside. For foreign-born people who enter a country intending to become permanent residents or Chartered accountants Nigerians citizens see Immigrants. Public accountants Nigeriens UF Foreigners Addicts Réunionese Allied health personnel [social] Rwandans [occupation/field of activity] NT Alcoholics Senegalese UF Paramedical personnel Drug addicts Seychellois BT Medical personnel Recovering addicts South Africans NT Dental hygienists Adjudicators (Administrative law judges) Togolese Physical therapists USE Administrative law judges Tunisians Allopathic doctors Administrative assistants Zambians USE Physicians [occupation/field of activity] Afrikaans speakers Alzheimer's patients People employed to perform administrative duties. [language] [medical, psychological, and disability] For people who manage correspondence and routine UF Afrikander speakers work for a superior see Secretaries. BT Patients Cape Dutch speakers Administrative law judges Alzheimer's patients' families Afrikander speakers [social] [occupation/field of activity] USE Afrikaans speakers UF Adjudicators (Administrative law judges) BT Families Afro-Americans Amarigna speakers Examiners, Trial USE African Americans Examiners, Hearing USE Amharic speakers Aged people Amarinya speakers Hearing examiners USE Older people Hearing officers USE Amharic speakers Aging people Ambassadors Judges, Administrative law USE Older people Officers, Hearing [occupation/field of activity] Ahniyvwiya (North American people) UF Commissioners, High (Ambassadors) Trial examiners USE Cherokee (North American people) BT Judges High commissioners (Ambassadors) Air hostesses Ministers (Ambassadors) Adolescents USE Flight attendants USE Teenagers BT Diplomats Air pilots AME Church members Adopted people [occupation/field of activity] USE Adoptees USE African Methodist Episcopal Church members UF Airline pilots American Baptists Adoptees Airplane pilots [social] [religion] Aviators Members of the American Baptist Association. UF Adopted people Pilots, Airplane BT Baptists Adoptive parents NT Glider pilots American Samoans [social] Military air pilots [national/regional] BT Parents Air stewardesses BT Americans Adults USE Flight attendants Pacific Islanders [age] Air stewards American Sign Language users UF Grown-ups USE Flight attendants [language] Grownups Airline hostesses UF ASL users NT Men USE Flight attendants Americans Middle-aged people Airline pilots [national/regional] Older people USE Air pilots UF United States residents Women Airline stewardesses BT North Americans Young adults USE Flight attendants NT Alabamians Adventists Airline stewards Alaskans [religion] USE Flight attendants American Samoans BT Christians Airplane pilots Arizonans NT Seventh-Day Adventists USE Air pilots Arkansans Advocates (Lawyers) al-'Arabiyya speakers Bay Staters USE Lawyers USE Arabic speakers Californians Afghan Americans al-Fusha speakers Carolinians [ethnic/cultural] USE Arabic speakers Coloradans UF Americans, Afghan Alabamans Connecticut residents Afghans (Afghanistan) USE Alabamians Dakotans [national/regional] Alabamians Residents of Afghanistan. Delawareans [national/regional] Easterners (United States) BT Asians UF Alabamans Floridians Afghans (Asian people) BT Americans Georgians (State of Georgia) USE Pashtuns (Asian people) Alaskans Guamanians African Americans [national/regional] Hawaii residents [ethnic/cultural] BT Americans Idahoans UF Afro-Americans Albanian speakers Illinoisians Americans, African [language] Indianans Americans, Afro- UF Shqip speakers Iowans RT Blacks Shqipëri speakers Kansans African Methodist Episcopal Church members Albertains Kentuckians [religion] USE Albertans Louisianians UF A.M.E. Church members Albertans Mainers AME Church members [national/regional] Marylanders BT Methodists UF Albertains Michiganders Africans BT Canadians Midwesterners [national/regional] Alcoholics Minnesotans NT Algerians [medical, psychological, and disability]

DG-1 [medical, psychological, and disability] Americans (Continued) Americans, Pacific Islander UF al-'Arabiyya speakers Mississippians USE Pacific Islander Americans al-Fusha speakers Missourians Americans, Polish 'Arabiyya speakers Montanans USE Polish Americans Fusha speakers Nebraskans Americans, Portuguese Standard Arabic speakers Nevadans USE Portuguese Americans 'Arabiyya speakers New Englanders Americans, Scots USE Arabic speakers New Hampshirites USE Scottish Americans Arabs New Jerseyans Americans, Scottish [ethnic/cultural] New Mexicans USE Scottish Americans UF Arabians New Yorkers (New York State) Americans, Slovak NT Bedouins North Carolinians USE Slovak Americans Architects North Dakotans Americans, Slovene [occupation/field of activity] Northern Marianans USE Slovenian Americans NT Landscape architects Northerners (United States) Americans, Slovenian Arizonans Ohioans USE Slovenian Americans [national/regional] Oklahomans Americans, South Asian UF Arizonians Oregonians USE South Asian Americans BT Americans Ozarkers Americans, Vietnamese Arizonians Pennsylvanians USE Vietnamese Americans USE Arizonans Puerto Ricans Americans, West Indian Arkansans Rhode Islanders USE West Indian Americans [national/regional] South Carolinians Amhara speakers UF Arkansians South Dakotans USE Amharic speakers Arkansawyans Southerners (United States) Amharic speakers Arkansawyers Tennesseans [language] BT Americans Texans UF Abyssinian speakers Arkansawyans Utahns Amarigna speakers USE Arkansans Vermonters Amarinya speakers Arkansawyers Virgin Islanders Amhara speakers USE Arkansans Virginians Ethiopian speakers Arkansians Washingtonians (District of Columbia) Anaesthesiologists USE Arkansans Washingtonians (Washington State) USE Anesthesiologists Armani speakers West Virginians Anatolian speakers USE Armenian speakers Westerners (United States) USE Turkish speakers Armed Forces personnel Wisconsinites Andhra speakers USE Soldiers Wyomingites USE Telugu speakers Armenian Americans Americans, Afghan Anesthesiologists [ethnic/cultural] USE Afghan Americans [occupation/field of activity] UF Americans, Armenian Americans, African UF Anaesthesiologists Armenian Canadians USE African Americans Anesthetists [ethnic/cultural] Americans, Afro- BT Physicians UF Arménienne, Canadiens d'origine USE African Americans Anesthetists Canadians, Armenian Americans, Arab USE Anesthesiologists Canadiens d'origine arménienne USE Arab Americans Anglers Armenian speakers Americans, Armenian USE Fishers [language] USE Armenian Americans Anglicans UF Armani speakers Americans, Asian [religion] Armjanski speakers USE Asian Americans BT Christians Armjanski Yazyk speakers Americans, Caribbean NT Church of Englanders Ena speakers (Armenian speakers) USE Caribbean Americans Episcopalians Erâmani speakers Americans, Chinese Angolans Ermeni Dili speakers USE Chinese Americans [national/regional] Ermenice speakers Americans, Cuban BT Africans Haieren speakers USE Cuban Americans Animal doctors Somkhuri speakers Americans, Czech USE Veterinarians Somekhuri speakers USE Czech Americans Aniyunwiya (North American people) Armenians Americans, Czechoslovak USE Cherokee (North American people) [national/regional] USE Czechoslovak Americans Aniyuwiya (North American people) BT Asians Americans, Eastern European USE Cherokee (North American people) Arménienne, Canadiens d'origine USE Eastern European Americans Aniyvwiya (North American people) USE Armenian Canadians Americans, Filipino USE Cherokee (North American people) Arminian Baptists USE Filipino Americans Annamese speakers USE General Baptists Americans, Finnish USE Vietnamese speakers Armjanski speakers USE Finnish Americans Anorexia nervosa patients USE Armenian speakers Americans, Greek USE Anorexics Armjanski Yazyk speakers USE Greek Americans Anorexics USE Armenian speakers Americans, Haitian [medical, psychological, and disability] Art students USE Haitian Americans UF Anorexia nervosa patients [social] Americans, Hispanic BT People with eating disorders UF Students, Art USE Hispanic Americans Anthropologists Artists Americans, Hmong [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] USE Hmong Americans BT Scientists NT Calligraphers Americans, Iranian Anthropology students Cartoonists USE Iranian Americans [social] Commercial artists Americans, Irish UF Students, Anthropology Computer artists USE Irish Americans Apache (North American people) Dancers Americans, Italian [ethnic/cultural] Folk artists USE Italian Americans UF Apache Indians [Former heading] Graphic artists Americans, Japanese Apache Indians Illustrators USE Japanese Americans USE Apache (North American people) Landscape artists Americans, Korean Apothecaries Mosaicists USE Korean Americans USE Pharmacists Musicians Americans, Latino Arab Americans Painters USE Hispanic Americans [ethnic/cultural] Performance artists Americans, Lebanese UF Americans, Arab Photographers USE Lebanese Americans Arab-Swahili speakers Potters Americans, Mexican USE Swahili speakers Printmakers USE Mexican Americans Arabians Sculptors Americans, Norwegian USE Arabs Textile artists USE Norwegian Americans Arabic speakers Ashkenazi Jews [language] USE Ashkenazim

DG-2 Ashkenazic Jews Bahasa Indonesia speakers Bedouins USE Ashkenazim USE Indonesian speakers [ethnic/cultural] Ashkenazim Bahasa Malayu speakers UF Bedouin Arabs [ethnic/cultural] USE Malay speakers Badw [religion] Balamba (African people) Beduins UF Ashkenazi Jews USE Lamba (Congolese (Democratic Republic) and BT Arabs Ashkenazic Jews Zambian people) Beduins BT Jews Balgarski speakers USE Bedouins Asian Americans USE Bulgarian speakers Beifang Fangyan speakers [ethnic/cultural] Ballet dancers USE Chinese speakers UF Americans, Asian [occupation/field of activity] Belarusan speakers Asian Canadians BT Dancers [language] [ethnic/cultural] Baluchi speakers UF Belarusian speakers UF Asiatique, Canadiens d'origine [language] Belorussian speakers Canadians, Asian Bangala speakers (Bengali speakers) Bielorussian speakers Canadiens d'origine asiatique USE Bengali speakers Byelorussian speakers Asians Bangla (South Asian people) White Russian speakers [national/regional] USE Bengali (South Asian people) White Ruthenian speakers NT Afghans (Afghanistan) Bangla-Bhasa speakers Belarusian speakers Armenians USE Bengali speakers USE Belarusan speakers Bangladeshis Bangla speakers Belgen Chinese USE Bengali speakers USE Belgians Filipinos Bangladeshis Belges Georgians (Republic of Georgia) [national/regional] USE Belgians Indians (India) BT Asians Belges congolais Iranians Banglori speakers USE Congolese (Democratic Republic) Japanese USE Kannada speakers Belgians Koreans Bank employees [national/regional] Kyrgyzstanis [occupation/field of activity] UF Belgen Lebanese Baoulé speakers Belges Middle Easterners [language] BT Europeans Mongolians UF Baule speakers (Baoulé speakers) NT Brussels Capital Region, Belgium, residents Russians Baule-Ando speakers Flemings South Asians Baptists Walloons Soviets [religion] Belorussian speakers Turks BT Christians USE Belarusan speakers Vietnamese NT American Baptists Benedictines Asiatique, Canadiens d'origine Conservative Baptists [social] USE Asian Canadians General Baptists NT Cistercians ASL users Reformed Baptists Bengali (South Asian people) USE American Sign Language users Southern Baptists [ethnic/cultural] Association football players Barbers UF Bangla (South Asian people) USE Soccer players [occupation/field of activity] Bengali speakers Athletes UF Hair stylists [language] [occupation/field of activity] Stylists, Hair UF Bangala speakers (Bengali speakers) NT Australian football players Bards Bangla speakers Baseball players [occupation/field of activity] Bangla-Bhasa speakers Basketball players Barristers Beninese Football players USE Lawyers [national/regional] Gaelic football players Barthélemois UF Béniniens Rugby players USE Saint-Barths Béninois Soccer players Baseball players Dahoméens Swimmers [occupation/field of activity] BT Africans Attachés UF Baseballers Béniniens USE Diplomats BT Athletes USE Beninese Attorneys Baseballers Béninois USE Lawyers USE Baseball players USE Beninese Aussies Basketball players Bernardines USE Australians [occupation/field of activity] USE Cistercians Australian football players UF Basketballers Bi people [occupation/field of activity] BT Athletes USE Bisexuals Athletes who play Australian football. Basketballers Bielorussian speakers BT Athletes USE Basketball players USE Belarusan speakers Australians Basotho (African people) Bihari speakers (Urdu speakers) [national/regional] USE Sotho (African people) USE Urdu speakers UF Aussies Basques (European people) Biologists Ozzies [ethnic/cultural] [occupation/field of activity] Autistic people UF Euskaldunak (European people) BT Scientists USE Autistics Euskotarak (European people) NT Physiologists Autistics Euzkadi (European people) Bis (Bisexuals) [medical, psychological, and disability] Vascos (European people) USE Bisexuals UF Autistic people Vascongados (European people) Bisexual people BT People with developmental disabilities Basuto (African people) USE Bisexuals Aviators USE Sotho (African people) Bisexuals USE Air pilots Batsil K'op (North American people) [sexual orientation] Ayisiniwok (North American people) USE Tzotzil (North American people) UF Bi people USE Cree (North American people) Baule-Ando speakers Bis (Bisexuals) Babies USE Baoulé speakers Bisexual people USE Infants Baule speakers (Baoulé speakers) BT Sexual minorities Badw USE Baoulé speakers Bishops USE Bedouins Bavarians [occupation/field of activity] Bahai Faith adherents [national/regional] BT Clergy USE Bahais UF Bayern Blacks Bahais BT Germans [ethnic/cultural] [religion] Bay Staters RT African Americans UF Bahai Faith adherents [national/regional] Blind Bahaists UF Massachusettsans [medical, psychological, and disability] Bahaists BT Americans UF Blind people USE Bahais Bayern BT People with disabilities Bahasa Daerah speakers USE Bavarians Blind people USE Malay speakers Bedouin Arabs USE Blind USE Bedouins

DG-3 Boaters Bruxellois Canadians [occupation/field of activity] USE Brussels Capital Region, Belgium, residents [national/regional] People who operate boats for a living or for Buckaroos UF Canadiens recreational purposes. USE Cowboys BT North Americans NT Sailors Buckeroos NT Albertans Bohemian speakers USE Cowboys British Columbians USE Czech speakers Buckeyes Labradorians Bombardiers USE Ohioans Manitobans [occupation/field of activity] Buddhists Maritimers Bomber pilots [religion] New Brunswickers [occupation/field of activity] NT Mahayanists Newfoundlanders BT Military air pilots Nichiren Buddhists Nor'Westers Book editors Pure Land Buddhists Nova Scotians [occupation/field of activity] Shin Buddhists Nunavummiut UF Editors, Book Zen Buddhists Ontarians Editors, Literary Bulgarian speakers Prince Edward Islanders Literary editors [language] Quebeckers Bookstore employees UF Balgarski speakers Saskatchewanians [occupation/field of activity] Pomak speakers Yukoners Bourbonnais Bulimia patients Canadians, Armenian USE Réunionese USE Bulimics USE Armenian Canadians Boy Scouts Bulimics Canadians, Asian [social] [medical, psychological, and disability] USE Asian Canadians UF Scouts, Boy UF Bulimia patients Canadians, Finnish Boys BT People with eating disorders USE Finnish Canadians [age] Burkina-Fassiens Canadians, Italian [gender] USE Burkinabe USE Italian Canadians BT Children Burkinabais Canadians, Japanese Males USE Burkinabe USE Japanese Canadians Brandenburgers Burkinabe Canadians, Mexican [national/regional] [national/regional] USE Mexican Canadians BT Germans UF Burkina-Fassiens Canadiens Brasilians Burkinabais USE Canadians USE Brazilians Burkinabés Canadiens d'origine arménienne Brazilians Burkinais USE Armenian Canadians [national/regional] Upper Voltans Canadiens d'origine asiatique UF Brasilians Voltaïques USE Asian Canadians BT South Americans BT Africans Canadiens d'origine finlandaise NT Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, residents Burkinabés USE Finnish Canadians Breast cancer patients USE Burkinabe Canadiens d'origine italienne [medical, psychological, and disability] Burkinais USE Italian Canadians BT Cancer patients USE Burkinabe Canadiens d'origine japonaise Britanno-Colombiens Burundais USE Japanese Canadians USE British Columbians USE Burundians Canadiens d'origine mexicaine British Burundians USE Mexican Canadians USE Britons [national/regional] Canarese speakers British Colombiens UF Burundais USE Kannada speakers USE British Columbians Burundiens Cancer patients British Columbians Urundais [medical, psychological, and disability] [national/regional] Urundiens BT Patients UF Britanno-Colombiens BT Africans NT Breast cancer patients British Colombiens Burundiens Cape Dutch speakers Britto-Colombiens USE Burundians USE Afrikaans speakers Colombains Business school students Cardiologists Colombie-Britanniquois USE Business students [occupation/field of activity] Colombiens Business students BT Physicians Colombiens-Britanniques [social] Care givers Néo-Colombiens UF Business school students USE Caregivers BT Canadians Students, Business school Caregivers Britishers Butlers [occupation/field of activity] USE Britons [occupation/field of activity] Family or friends who provide personal home care Britons UF Manservants for the elderly, ill, or people with disabilities on an informal voluntary basis. [national/regional] BT Household employees Residents of Great Britain. Byelorussian speakers UF Care givers UF British USE Belarusan speakers Carers Britishers Cacchʾ (Central American people) Family caregivers Brits USE Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) Home health caregivers BT Europeans Cacché (Central American people) Informal caregivers NT English USE Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) Carers Northern Irish Cadets, Military USE Caregivers Scots USE Military cadets Caribbean Americans Welsh Calédoniens [ethnic/cultural] Brits USE New Caledonians UF Americans, Caribbean USE Britons Californians Caribbean residents Britto-Colombiens [national/regional] USE West Indians USE British Columbians BT Americans Caricaturists Brothers Calligraphers USE Cartoonists [social] [occupation/field of activity] Carolinians BT Families UF Handwriting artists [national/regional] Residents of North and South Carolina collectively. NT Stepbrothers BT Artists Brunswickiens Calvinists BT Americans USE New Brunswickers [religion] Carriers, Letter Brunswickois BT Christians USE Postal service employees USE New Brunswickers Cambodian speakers Carriers, Mail Brusselaar USE Central Khmer speakers USE Postal service employees USE Brussels Capital Region, Belgium, residents Cameroonians Cartoon artists Brussels Capital Region, Belgium, residents [national/regional] USE Cartoonists [national/regional] UF Camerounais Cartoonists UF Brusselaar BT Africans [occupation/field of activity] Bruxellois Camerounais UF Caricaturists BT Belgians USE Cameroonians Cartoon artists BT Artists

DG-4 Castellano speakers Chaoxianzu Chileans USE Spanish speakers USE Chosŏnjok [national/regional] Castilian speakers Charity, Sisters of BT South Americans USE Spanish speakers USE Sisters of Charity Chinese Català speakers Chartered accountants [national/regional] USE Catalan speakers USE Accountants BT Asians Catalan speakers Chasidim Chinese Americans [language] USE Hasidim [ethnic/cultural] UF Català speakers Cheeseheads UF Americans, Chinese Catalan-Valencian-Balear speakers USE Wisconsinites Chinese speakers Catalonian speakers Chemists [language] Valencian speakers [occupation/field of activity] UF Beifang Fangyan speakers Catalan-Valencian-Balear speakers BT Scientists Guanhua speakers USE Catalan speakers Chemists (Pharmacists) Guoyu speakers Catalans USE Pharmacists Hanyu speakers [national/regional] Cheraqui (North American people) Huayu speakers UF Catalonia, Spain, residents USE Cherokee (North American people) Mandarin speakers BT Spaniards Cherokee (North American people) Northern Chinese speakers Catalogers [ethnic/cultural] Putonghua speakers [occupation/field of activity] UF Ahniyvwiya (North American people) Standard Chinese speakers UF Cataloguers Aniyunwiya (North American people) Zhongguohua speakers BT Librarians Aniyuwiya (North American people) Zhongwen speakers Cataloguers Aniyvwiya (North American people) Ching speakers USE Catalogers Chalaque (North American people) USE Vietnamese speakers Catalonia, Spain, residents Cheraqui (North American people) Chivenda speakers USE Catalans Cheroqui (North American people) USE Venda speakers Catalonian speakers Jalagi (North American people) Choctaw (North American people) USE Catalan speakers Tsa-la-gi (North American people) [ethnic/cultural] Catholic school students Tsalagi (North American people) UF Choctaw Indians [Former heading] [social] Tsa'ragi' (North American people) Choctaw Indians UF Students, Catholic school Tslagi (North American people) USE Choctaw (North American people) Catholics Yunwiya (North American people) Chosŏnjok [religion] Cheroqui (North American people) [ethnic/cultural] UF Roman Catholics USE Cherokee (North American people) Ethnic Koreans with Chinese nationality who BT Christians Chess players reside chiefly in the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture. Celts (European people) [occupation/field of activity] [ethnic/cultural] UF Players, Chess UF Chaoxian zu UF Kelts (European people) Chicahuaxtla Trique speakers Chaoxianzu Centrafricains (Central African Republic) USE Chicahuaxtla Triqui speakers Joseonjok USE Central Africans (Central African Republic) Chicahuaxtla Triqui speakers Christian Jews Central Africans (Central African Republic) [language] USE Jewish Christians [national/regional] UF Chicahuaxtla Trique speakers Christian Scientists UF Centrafricains (Central African Republic) Triqui Alto speakers (Chicahuaxtla-Triqui [religion] Centre-Africains (Central African Republic) speakers) BT Christians Oubangais Triqui de San Andrés Chicahuaxtla speakers Christians Oubanguiens Chicanos [religion] BT Africans USE Mexican Americans NT Adventists Central Americans Chief justices Anglicans [national/regional] USE Judges Baptists NT Guatemalans Chief magistrates Calvinists Panamanians USE Judges Catholics Central Europeans Chilamba (African people) Chaldean Catholics [national/regional] USE Lamba (Congolese (Democratic Republic) and Christian Scientists BT Europeans Zambian people) Congregationalists Central Khmer speakers Children Copts [language] [age] Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church UF Cambodian speakers People from birth through twelve years of age. members Khmer speakers UF Kids Holiness church members Cu Tho speakers Youngsters Jehovah's Witnesses Cur Cul speakers NT Boys Jewish Christians Khmer Nam Bo speakers Girls Lutherans Kho Me speakers Infants Maronites Khome speakers Preteens Melchites Krom speakers Toddlers Mennonites Central Thai speakers Children of collaborationists Methodists USE Thai speakers [social] Mormons Centre-Africains (Central African Republic) The children of collaborationists, regardless of their Orthodox Eastern Church members USE Central Africans (Central African Republic) age. Presbyterians Certified public accountants UF Collaborationists' children Protestant Church in the Netherlands members USE Accountants Children of depressed people Protestants Cestina speakers [social] Puritans USE Czech speakers The children of depressed people, regardless of Quakers Cevenda speakers their age. Romanian Orthodox Church members USE Venda speakers UF Depressed people's children Russian Orthodox Church members Chadians Children of divorced parents Shakers [national/regional] [social] Church of Englanders UF Tchadiens The children of divorced parents, regardless of [religion] their age. BT Africans BT Anglicans UF Divorced parents' children Chalaque (North American people) Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints members Children of gay men USE Cherokee (North American people) USE Mormons [social] Chaldean Catholics Church of Scotland members The children of gay men, regardless of their age. [religion] [religion] Members of the national church in Scotland. BT Christians UF Gay men's children Changana speakers Children of Holocaust survivors BT Presbyterians USE Tsonga speakers [social] Cicerones The children of Holocaust survivors, regardless of USE Tour guides (Persons) Channel Islanders their age. USE Guernsey residents Cistercians UF Holocaust survivors' children [social] Jerseyans (Jersey) Children of Nazis Chaoxian speakers UF Bernardines [social] Cistercians of Common Observance members USE Korean speakers The children of Nazis, regardless of their age. Chaoxian zu White Monks UF Nazis' children USE Chosŏnjok

DG-5 Cistercians (Continued) UF Commercial designers UF Conservatives (Conservative Party members) BT Benedictines BT Artists National Union of Conservative and Unionist NT Trappists Designers Associations members (Great Britain) Cistercians of Common Observance members Commercial designers Tories (Conservative Party members) USE Cistercians USE Commercial artists Tory Party members (Great Britain) Clergy Commissioners, High (Ambassadors) Conservative Party of Canada members (Canada : [occupation/field of activity] USE Ambassadors 2003- ) UF Ministers (Clergy) Common Kartvelian speakers [social] Ordained clergy USE Georgian speakers UF Conservatives (Conservative Party of Canada Ordained ministers Communists members) NT Bishops [social] Parti Conservateur du Canada members Deacons (Clergy) People who ascribe to communist values, (Canada : 2003- ) Lamas independent of their party affiliation. Conservatives Pastors Community college graduates [social] Popes [educational level] People who ascribe to conservative values, Priests UF Graduates, Community college independent of their party affiliation. Rabbis Community college librarians UF Right-wingers Rectors USE Academic librarians Conservatives (Conservative Party members) Clerks, Mail Community college students USE Conservative Party members (Great Britain) USE Postal service employees [educational level] Conservatives (Conservative Party of Canada Clerks, Postal UF Students, Community college members) USE Postal service employees BT Junior college students USE Conservative Party of Canada members Clinical pharmacists Comorans (Canada : 2003- ) USE Pharmacists [national/regional] Construction industry employees Clothes designers UF Comoriens [occupation/field of activity] USE Fashion designers Comoris Consumption patients Collaborationists Comorois USE Tuberculosis patients [social] BT Africans Converts, Religious BT Traitors Comoriens USE Religious converts Collaborationists' children USE Comorans Convicts USE Children of collaborationists Comoris USE Prisoners College freshmen USE Comorans Cops [educational level] Comorois USE Police UF Freshmen, College USE Comorans Coptic Orthodox Church members BT Undergraduates Company lawyers USE Copts College graduates USE Corporate lawyers Copts [educational level] Composers [religion] UF Graduates, College [occupation/field of activity] UF Coptic Orthodox Church members Graduates, University UF Songwriters BT Christians University graduates BT Musicians Copy editors College juniors Computer artists [occupation/field of activity] [educational level] [occupation/field of activity] UF Editors, Copy UF Juniors, College BT Artists Cornish speakers BT Undergraduates Computer industry employees [language] College librarians [occupation/field of activity] UF Curnoack speakers USE Academic librarians Concentration camp inmates Kernewek speakers College seniors [social] Kernowek speakers [educational level] UF Concentration camp prisoners Corporate counsel UF Seniors, College BT Prisoners USE Corporate lawyers BT Undergraduates Concentration camp prisoners Corporate lawyers College sophomores USE Concentration camp inmates [occupation/field of activity] [educational level] Congolais (Brazzaville) UF Company lawyers UF Sophomores, College USE Congolese (Brazzaville) Corporate counsel BT Undergraduates Congolais (Democratic Republic) Counsel, Corporate College students USE Congolese (Democratic Republic) Counsel, In-house [educational level] Congolais belges In-house counsel UF Students, College USE Congolese (Democratic Republic) BT Lawyers Students, University Congolese (Brazzaville) Corpulent people University students [national/regional] USE Overweight people NT Graduate students UF Congolais (Brazzaville) Costume designers Junior college students BT Africans [occupation/field of activity] Undergraduates Congolese (Democratic Republic) UF Costumers, Theatrical Colloquial Malay speakers [national/regional] Theatrical costumers USE Malay speakers UF Belges congolais BT Designers Colombains Congolais belges Costumers, Theatrical USE British Columbians Congolais (Democratic Republic) USE Costume designers Colombianos Zaïro-Congolais Côte-d'Ivoire residents USE Colombians Zaïrois USE Ivoirians Colombians BT Africans Counsel, Corporate [national/regional] Congregationalists USE Corporate lawyers UF Colombianos [religion] Counsel, In-house BT South Americans BT Christians USE Corporate lawyers Colombie-Britanniquois Connecticotians Couturiers (Designers) USE British Columbians USE Connecticut residents USE Fashion designers Colombiens Connecticut residents Cowboys USE British Columbians [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] Colombiens-Britanniques UF Connecticuters People who tend to cattle or horses, usually on a ranch. USE British Columbians Connecticotians Coloradans Connecticutensians UF Buckaroos [national/regional] Nutmeggers Buckeroos UF Coloradoans BT Americans Cowhands BT Americans Connecticutensians Cowmen Coloradoans USE Connecticut residents Cowpokes USE Coloradans Connecticuters Cowpunchers Columnists USE Connecticut residents Waddies (Cowboys) USE Journalists Conscientious objectors Wranglers (Cowboys) Combat veterans [social] Cowhands USE Veterans Conservative Baptists USE Cowboys Commentators (Journalists) [religion] Cowmen USE Journalists BT Baptists USE Cowboys Commercial artists Conservative Party members (Great Britain) Cowpokes [occupation/field of activity] [social] USE Cowboys

DG-6 Cowpunchers Dänisch speakers Dieters USE Cowboys USE Danish speakers [social] Cree (North American people) Danish speakers Dieticians [ethnic/cultural] [language] USE Nutritionists UF Ayisiniwok (North American people) UF Dänisch speakers Dietists Cree Indians [Former heading] Dansk speakers USE Nutritionists Iyiniwok (North American people) Rigsdansk speakers Dietitians Nehiyawok (North American people) Dansk speakers USE Nutritionists Cree Indians USE Danish speakers Diné (North American people) USE Cree (North American people) Darazis USE Navajo (North American people) Creek (North American people) USE Druzes Diplomats USE Muscogee (North American people) Deacons, Lay [occupation/field of activity] Crime victims USE Lay deacons UF Attachés [social] Deacons (Clergy) NT Ambassadors BT Victims [occupation/field of activity] Disabilities, People with NT Sexual abuse victims BT Clergy USE People with disabilities Crime victims' families Deaf Disabled, Developmentally [social] [medical, psychological, and disability] USE People with developmental disabilities BT Families UF Deaf people Disabled people Criminal defense lawyers BT Hearing impaired USE People with disabilities [occupation/field of activity] Deaf-blind Dislocated workers BT Lawyers USE Deafblind USE Displaced workers NT Public defenders Deaf people Displaced employees Criminals USE Deaf USE Displaced workers [social] Deafblind Displaced workers UF Delinquents [medical, psychological, and disability] [social] Law breakers UF Deaf-blind UF Dislocated workers Offenders BT People with disabilities Displaced employees Cross-dressers Defenders, Public Employees, Dislocated USE Transvestites USE Public defenders Employees, Displaced Crossdressers Delawareans Workers, Dislocated USE Transvestites [national/regional] Workers, Displaced Cu Tho speakers BT Americans BT Unemployed USE Central Khmer speakers Delinquents Divers Cuban Americans USE Criminals [occupation/field of activity] [ethnic/cultural] Democratic Party members (South Africa) BT Swimmers UF Americans, Cuban [social] Divorced parents Cubanos Democratic Party members (United States) [social] USE Cubans [social] BT Divorced people Cubans UF Democrats (Democratic Party members) Parents [national/regional] Democrats (Democratic Party members) Divorced parents' children UF Cubanos USE Democratic Party members (United States) USE Children of divorced parents BT West Indians Dental hygienists Divorced people Cur Cul speakers [occupation/field of activity] [social] USE Central Khmer speakers BT Allied health personnel UF Ex-spouses Curaçoleño speakers Dental students Exes (Ex-spouses) USE Papiamentu speakers [social] Former spouses Curassese speakers UF Dentistry students Spouses, Former USE Papiamentu speakers Students, Dental NT Divorced parents Curnoack speakers Students, Dentistry Djiboutians USE Cornish speakers Dentistry students [national/regional] Cymraeg speakers USE Dental students UF Djiboutiens USE Welsh speakers Dentists BT Africans Czars [occupation/field of activity] Djiboutiens USE Emperors BT Medical personnel USE Djiboutians Kings Deportees Docents Czech Americans [social] USE Tour guides (Persons) [ethnic/cultural] Depressed people Doctoral students UF Americans, Czech [medical, psychological, and disability] [educational level] Czech speakers UF Depressives UF Ph. D. students [language] Mentally depressed people PhD students UF Bohemian speakers BT Mentally ill Students, Doctoral Cestina speakers Depressed people's children Students, Ph. D. Czechoslovak Americans USE Children of depressed people Students, PhD [ethnic/cultural] Depressed people's families BT Graduate students UF Americans, Czechoslovak [social] Doctors Czechoslovakians BT Families USE Physicians USE Czechoslovaks Depressives Doctors, Animal Czechoslovaks USE Depressed people USE Veterinarians [national/regional] Designers Doctors of medicine UF Czechoslovakians [occupation/field of activity] USE Physicians BT Europeans NT Commercial artists Domestic employees Czechs Costume designers USE Household employees [national/regional] Fashion designers Dominionites BT Europeans Graphic designers USE Virginians Dads Industrial designers Down Easters USE Fathers Interior designers USE Mainers Dahoméens Landscape architects Downeasters USE Beninese Lighting designers USE Mainers Dakhini speakers (Hindi speakers) Set designers Dravidians (Indic people) USE Hindi speakers Deutsch speakers [ethnic/cultural] Dakotans USE German speakers Drone aircraft pilots [national/regional] Deutschen [occupation/field of activity] Residents of North and South Dakota collectively. USE Germans UF Drone pilots BT Americans Developmental disabilities, People with BT Military air pilots Damulian speakers USE People with developmental disabilities Drone pilots USE Tamil speakers Developmentally disabled USE Drone aircraft pilots Dancers USE People with developmental disabilities Drug abusers [occupation/field of activity] Dictators [medical, psychological, and disability] BT Artists [occupation/field of activity] UF Abusers, Drug NT Ballet dancers UF Tyrants Drug users BT Rulers NT Drug addicts

DG-7 Drug addicts UF Eighth graders Equatoguineans [medical, psychological, and disability] Students, Eighth grade USE Equatorial Guineans UF Druggies Eighth graders Équatoguinéens Junkies (Drug addicts) USE Eighth grade students USE Equatorial Guineans BT Addicts Éireannaigh (Northern Ireland) Equatorial Guineans Drug abusers USE Northern Irish [national/regional] Drug users Éireannaigh (Republic of Ireland) UF Ecuatoguineanos USE Drug abusers USE Irish (Republic of Ireland) Équato-Guinéens Druggies Ekele speakers Equatoguineans USE Drug addicts USE Kele speakers (Congolese (Democratic Équatoguinéens Druggists Republic) language) Guinéens-Équatorial USE Pharmacists Elderly people BT Africans Drunkards USE Older people Erâmani speakers USE Alcoholics Elementary school students USE Armenian speakers Drunks USE School children Ermeni Dili speakers USE Alcoholics Eleventh grade students USE Armenian speakers Druses USE High school juniors Ermenice speakers USE Druzes Eleventh graders USE Armenian speakers Druzes USE High school juniors Erse speakers [religion] Eluosi speakers USE Irish speakers UF Darazis USE Russian speakers Erzia speakers Druses Embroiderers USE Erzya speakers Druzim [occupation/field of activity] Erzya speakers Durūz BT Needleworkers [language] Muwaḥḥidūn (Druzes) Emergency medical technicians UF Erzia speakers BT Muslims [occupation/field of activity] Mordvin speakers Druzim UF Emergency paramedics Mordvin-Erzya speakers USE Druzes EMTs (Emergency medical technicians) Escorts, Tourist Durūz Paramedics, Emergency USE Tour guides (Persons) USE Druzes BT Medical personnel Español speakers Dutch speakers Emergency medicine physicians USE Spanish speakers [language] USE Emergency physicians Este Mvskokvlke (North American people) UF Flemish speakers Emergency paramedics USE Muscogee (North American people) Hollands speakers USE Emergency medical technicians Estonian speakers Nederlands speakers Emergency physicians [language] Vlaams speakers [occupation/field of activity] UF Eesti speakers Dyslexics UF Emergency medicine physicians Standard Estonian speakers [medical, psychological, and disability] Emergency room physicians Etchers BT People with developmental disabilities BT Physicians [occupation/field of activity] Dyslexics, Parents of Emergency room physicians BT Printmakers USE Parents of dyslexics USE Emergency physicians Ethiopian Orthodox Church members East Europeans Emigrants USE Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church USE Eastern Europeans USE Immigrants members East Indians Emperors Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church members USE Indians (India) [occupation/field of activity] [religion] Eastern European Americans UF Czars UF Abyssinians (Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo [ethnic/cultural] Monarchs Church members) UF Americans, Eastern European Sovereigns (Rulers) Ethiopian Orthodox Church members Eastern Europeans Tsars Tewahdo members [national/regional] Tzars BT Christians UF East Europeans BT Rulers Ethiopian speakers BT Europeans Employees, Dislocated USE Amharic speakers Eastern Orthodox Church members USE Displaced workers European football players USE Orthodox Eastern Church members Employees, Displaced USE Soccer players Eastern Thai speakers USE Displaced workers Europeans USE Lao speakers Empresses [national/regional] Easterners (United States) [occupation/field of activity] NT Belgians [national/regional] Women rulers of empires and wives or consorts of Britons BT Americans emperors. Central Europeans Eating disorders, People with UF Monarchs Czechoslovaks USE People with eating disorders Sovereigns (Rulers) Czechs Ecuatoguineanos BT Rulers Eastern Europeans USE Equatorial Guineans EMTs (Emergency medical technicians) Finns Ede-Yoruba (African people) USE Emergency medical technicians French USE Yoruba (African people) Ena speakers (Armenian speakers) Georgians (Republic of Georgia) Editors, Book USE Armenian speakers Germans USE Book editors Endocrinologists Greeks Editors, Copy [occupation/field of activity] Guernsey residents USE Copy editors BT Medical scientists Hungarians Editors, Film Engineering students Icelanders USE Motion picture editors [social] Irish (Republic of Ireland) Editors, Literary UF Students, Engineering Italians USE Book editors Engineers Jerseyans (Jersey) Periodical editors [occupation/field of activity] Luxembourgers Editors, Magazine Engineers, Flight Monegasques USE Periodical editors USE Flight engineers Norwegians Editors, Motion picture English Poles USE Motion picture editors [national/regional] Portuguese Editors, Newspaper Residents of England. Romanians USE Newspaper editors BT Britons Russians Editors, Periodical English football players Slovaks USE Periodical editors USE Soccer players Slovenes Editors, Story English speakers Soviets USE Story editors [language] Spaniards Édouardais (Prince Edward Island) Environmental lawyers Swiss USE Prince Edward Islanders [occupation/field of activity] Turks Édouardiens (Prince Edward Island) BT Lawyers Ukrainians USE Prince Edward Islanders Episcopalians Western Europeans Eesti speakers [religion] Euskaldunak (European people) USE Estonian speakers BT Anglicans USE Basques (European people) Eighth grade students Équato-Guinéens Euskotarak (European people) [educational level] USE Equatorial Guineans USE Basques (European people)

DG-8 Euzkadi (European people) Filipino Americans Football players USE Basques (European people) [ethnic/cultural] [occupation/field of activity] Ex-military personnel UF Americans, Filipino Athletes who play American football. USE Veterans Filipinos BT Athletes Ex-service men [national/regional] Football players (Soccer players) USE Veterans UF Philippines residents USE Soccer players Ex-spouses BT Asians Foreigners USE Divorced people Film editors USE Aliens Examiners, Hearing USE Motion picture editors Immigrants USE Administrative law judges Finlandaise, Canadiens d'origine Former military personnel Examiners, Trial USE Finnish Canadians USE Veterans USE Administrative law judges Finnish Americans Former spouses Excursionists [ethnic/cultural] USE Divorced people USE Travelers UF Americans, Finnish Fourth form students Exes (Ex-spouses) Finnish Canadians [educational level] USE Divorced people [ethnic/cultural] UF Students, Fourth form Exiles UF Canadians, Finnish Fourth grade students [social] Canadiens d'origine finlandaise [educational level] Expatriates Finlandaise, Canadiens d'origine UF Fourth graders [social] Finnish speakers Students, Fourth grade UF Expats [language] Fourth graders Expats UF Finska speakers USE Fourth grade students USE Expatriates Suomi speakers Français Faculty (Teachers) Finns USE French USE Teachers [national/regional] Français speakers Families BT Europeans USE French speakers [social] Finska speakers Franciscans NT Alzheimer's patients' families USE Finnish speakers [social] Brothers Fire fighters Francopolynésiens Crime victims' families [occupation/field of activity] USE French Polynesians Depressed people's families UF Firefighters French Holocaust survivors' families BT First responders [national/regional] Parents Firefighters UF Français Sisters USE Fire fighters BT Europeans Family caregivers First grade students NT French Guianese USE Caregivers [educational level] Guadeloupians Family lawyers UF First graders Mahorais [occupation/field of activity] Students, First grade Martinicans BT Lawyers First graders Réunionese Farm operators USE First grade students Saint-Barths USE Farmers First responders Saint-Martinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin) Farmers [occupation/field of activity] Saint-Pierrais et Miquelonnais [occupation/field of activity] NT Fire fighters Wallis and Futuna Islanders UF Farm operators Peace officers French Guianans Operators, Farm Fishermen USE French Guianese Planters (Farmers) USE Fishers French Guianese Fascists Fishers [national/regional] [social] [occupation/field of activity] UF French Guianans NT Neo-Nazis UF Anglers Guyanais (French Guiana) Fashion designers Fishermen BT French [occupation/field of activity] NT Whalers South Americans UF Clothes designers Flamands French Polynesians Couturiers (Designers) USE Flemings [national/regional] BT Designers Flemings UF Francopolynésiens Fashion photographers [national/regional] Polynésiens (French Polynesia) [occupation/field of activity] UF Flamands BT Pacific Islanders BT Photographers Vlamingen French speakers Fat people BT Belgians [language] USE Overweight people Flemish speakers UF Français speakers Fathers USE Dutch speakers Freshmen, College [social] Flight attendants USE College freshmen UF Dads [occupation/field of activity] Freshmen, High school BT Parents UF Air hostesses USE High school freshmen NT Stepfathers Air stewardesses Friends (Quakers) Female gays Air stewards USE Quakers USE Lesbians Airline hostesses Friends Church members Female homosexuals Airline stewardesses USE Quakers USE Lesbians Airline stewards Fur traders Females Hostesses, Air [occupation/field of activity] [gender] Stewardesses, Air UF Traders, Fur NT Girls Stewards, Air Fusha speakers Lesbians Flight engineers USE Arabic speakers Women [occupation/field of activity] Futunans Femmiphilliacs UF Engineers, Flight USE Wallis and Futuna Islanders USE Transvestites Flight navigators Futuniens Fianna Fáil members (Ireland) [occupation/field of activity] USE Wallis and Futuna Islanders [social] UF Navigators, Flight Gabonais UF Republican Party members (Ireland) Flight radio operators USE Gabonese Fifth form students [occupation/field of activity] Gabonese [educational level] BT Radio operators [national/regional] UF Students, Fifth form Floridans UF Gabonais Fifth grade students USE Floridians BT Africans [educational level] Floridians Gaelic football players UF Fifth graders [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] Students, Fifth grade UF Floridans Athletes who play Gaelic football. Fifth graders BT Americans BT Athletes USE Fifth grade students Folk artists Gaelic Irish speakers Fighter pilots [occupation/field of activity] USE Irish speakers [occupation/field of activity] BT Artists Gaelige speakers BT Military air pilots Folklorists USE Irish speakers [occupation/field of activity] Gàidhlig speakers USE Scottish Gaelic speakers

DG-9 Galego speakers UF Deutsch speakers and images, for presentation by visual media such as USE Galician speakers Standard German speakers books, magazines, newspapers, posters, television, and packaging see Graphic designers. Galician speakers Tedesco speakers Note under Graphic designers [language] Germans UF Galego speakers [national/regional] BT Artists Gallego speakers UF Deutschen Graphic designers Gallego speakers BT Europeans [occupation/field of activity] Persons who design and create artwork and copy USE Galician speakers NT Bavarians layouts, including both words and images, for Gang members Brandenburgers presentation by visual media such as books, [social] Hessians magazines, newspapers, posters, television, and UF Members of gangs Gin speakers (Vietnamese speakers) packaging. For artists who specialize in printmaking and illustration that depend upon line and not color to Garden architects USE Vietnamese speakers render the design see Graphic artists. USE Landscape architects Girl Guides Note under Graphic artists Gardeners [social] BT Designers [occupation/field of activity] UF Guides, Girl Greek Americans Gay females Girls [ethnic/cultural] USE Lesbians [age] UF Americans, Greek Gay males [gender] Greek Orthodox Church members USE Gay men BT Children USE Orthodox Eastern Church members Gay men Females Greeks [sexual orientation] GLBT people [national/regional] [gender] USE Gender minorities BT Europeans UF Gay males Sexual minorities Grown-ups Men, Gay GLBTQ people USE Adults BT Gays USE Gender minorities Grownups Males Sexual minorities USE Adults Gay men's children Glider pilots Gruzin speakers USE Children of gay men [occupation/field of activity] USE Georgian speakers Gay people UF Hang glider pilots Gruzinski speakers USE Gays BT Air pilots USE Georgian speakers Gay women NT Military glider pilots Guadeloupéens USE Lesbians Gouadeloupéens USE Guadeloupians Gayelles USE Guadeloupians Guadeloupians USE Lesbians Gourmets [national/regional] Gays [social] UF Gouadeloupéens [sexual orientation] Government attorneys Guadeloupéens UF Gay people [occupation/field of activity] BT French Homosexuals UF Government counsels West Indians BT Sexual minorities Government lawyers Guamanians NT Gay men BT Government employees [national/regional] Lesbians Lawyers BT Americans Gays, Female NT Public defenders Guanhua speakers USE Lesbians Government counsels USE Chinese speakers Gays, Parents of USE Government attorneys Guaraní (South American people) USE Parents of gays Government employees [ethnic/cultural] Gendarmes [occupation/field of activity] Guatemalans USE Police UF Government officials [national/regional] Gender minorities Officials, Government BT Central Americans [gender] NT Government attorneys Guernesiais UF GLBT people Judges USE Guernsey residents GLBTQ people Legislative employees Guernesyais LGBT people Postal service employees USE Guernsey residents LGBTQ people Government lawyers Guernsey residents NT Transgender people USE Government attorneys [national/regional] Transsexuals Government officials UF Channel Islanders Transvestites USE Government employees Guernesiais General Baptists Governors Guernesyais [religion] [occupation/field of activity] BT Europeans UF Arminian Baptists BT Rulers Guides, Girl BT Baptists NT Viceroys USE Girl Guides General practice physicians Graduate students Guides, Tourist USE General practitioners (Physicians) [educational level] USE Tour guides (Persons) General practitioners (Physicians) UF Post-graduate students Guineans [occupation/field of activity] Postgraduate students [national/regional] UF General practice physicians Students, Graduate UF Guinéens BT Physicians Students, Post-graduate BT Africans Genre painters Students, Postgraduate Guinéens [occupation/field of activity] BT College students USE Guineans BT Painters NT Doctoral students Guinéens-Équatorial Gentoo speakers Graduates, College USE Equatorial Guineans USE Telugu speakers USE College graduates Guoyu speakers Geologists Graduates, Community college USE Chinese speakers [occupation/field of activity] USE Community college graduates Gurmat members BT Scientists Graduates, High school USE Sikhs Georgian speakers USE High school graduates Guyanais (French Guiana) [language] Graduates, Junior high school USE French Guianese UF Common Kartvelian speakers USE Junior high school graduates Gwamba speakers (Tsonga speakers) Gruzin speakers Graduates, University USE Tsonga speakers Gruzinski speakers USE College graduates Haida (North American people) Kartuli speakers Graduates, Vocational school [ethnic/cultural] Georgians (Republic of Georgia) USE Vocational school graduates UF Haidah (North American people) [national/regional] Graffiti artists Haidai (North American people) BT Asians [occupation/field of activity] Hidery (North American people) Europeans BT Muralists Hydah (North American people) Georgians (State of Georgia) Grand-Ducaux Hyder (North American people) [national/regional] USE Luxembourgers Kaigini (North American people) BT Americans Graphic artists Haidah (North American people) Geriatricians [occupation/field of activity] USE Haida (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] Artists who specialize in printmaking and Haidai (North American people) BT Physicians illustration that depend upon line and not color to render the design. For persons who design and USE Haida (North American people) German speakers create artwork and copy layouts, including both words [language]

DG-10 Haieren speakers Hebrew speakers Hispanics (Hispanic Americans) USE Armenian speakers [language] USE Hispanic Americans Hair stylists UF Israeli speakers Hispanos USE Barbers Ivrit speakers USE Mexican Americans Haitian Americans Hebrews History students [ethnic/cultural] USE Jews [social] UF Americans, Haitian Helvètes UF Students, History Haitian Creole speakers USE Swiss Hmong (Asian people) USE Haitian speakers Helvétiens [ethnic/cultural] Haitian speakers USE Swiss Hmong Americans [language] Helvétiques [ethnic/cultural] UF Haitian Creole speakers USE Swiss UF Americans, Hmong Western Caribbean Creole speakers (Haitian Hessians Holiness body members speakers) [national/regional] USE Holiness church members Haitians BT Germans Holiness church members [national/regional] Heterosexual people [religion] UF Haïtiens USE Heterosexuals UF Holiness body members BT West Indians Heterosexuals BT Christians Haïtiens [sexual orientation] Hollands speakers USE Haitians UF Heterosexual people USE Dutch speakers Handicapped people Straight people (Heterosexuals) Holocaust survivors USE People with disabilities Straights (Heterosexuals) [social] Handwriting artists Hidery (North American people) People who survived the Holocaust of 1939-1945. USE Calligraphers USE Haida (North American people) UF Survivors, Holocaust Hang glider pilots High commissioners (Ambassadors) BT Victims USE Glider pilots USE Ambassadors Holocaust survivors' children Hanguk Mal speakers High school freshmen USE Children of Holocaust survivors USE Korean speakers [educational level] Holocaust survivors' families Hanguk Uh speakers UF Freshmen, High school [social] USE Korean speakers Ninth grade students BT Families Hanguohua speakers Ninth graders Holocaust victims USE Korean speakers Students, Ninth grade [social] Hanyu speakers BT High school students People who died during the Holocaust of 1939- USE Chinese speakers High school graduates 1945. Hare Krishnas [educational level] BT Victims [religion] UF Graduates, High school Home health caregivers BT Hindus High school juniors USE Caregivers Hasidim [educational level] Home owners [religion] UF Eleventh grade students USE Homeowners [ethnic/cultural] Eleventh graders Home-school parents UF Chasidim Juniors, High school USE Homeschooling parents Hassidim Students, Eleventh grade Home-school students BT Jews BT High school students USE Homeschooled students Hassidim High school seniors Homeless people USE Hasidim [educational level] [social] Havyaka speakers UF Seniors, High school UF Street people (Homeless people) USE Kannada speakers Students, Twelfth grade Homeowners Hawaii residents Twelfth grade students [social] [national/regional] Twelfth graders UF Home owners Residents of the state of Hawaii in general. For BT High school students Owners of homes ethnic Hawaiians see Hawaiians (Polynesian people). High school sophomores Homeschooled students UF Hawaiians (Hawaii residents) [educational level] [social] BT Americans UF Sophomores, High school UF Home-school students Hawaiians (Hawaii residents) Students, Tenth grade Homeschoolers (Students) USE Hawaii residents Tenth grade students Students, Home-school Hawaiians (Polynesian people) Tenth graders Students, Homeschooled [ethnic/cultural] BT High school students Homeschoolers (Parents) Ethnic Hawaiians. For residents of the state of High school students USE Homeschooling parents Hawaii in general see Hawaii residents. [educational level] Homeschoolers (Students) UF Hawaiians (Polynesians) [Former heading] UF High schoolers USE Homeschooled students Hawaiians (Polynesians) Students, High school Homeschooling parents USE Hawaiians (Polynesian people) NT High school freshmen [social] Hawkeyes High school juniors UF Home-school parents USE Iowans High school seniors Homeschoolers (Parents) Heads of state High school sophomores Parent educators USE Rulers High schoolers BT Parents Health care personnel USE High school students Homosexuals USE Medical personnel Hindi speakers USE Gays Health care professionals [language] Homosexuals, Female USE Medical personnel UF Dakhini speakers (Hindi speakers) USE Lesbians Health personnel Hindi-Urdu speakers Hoosiers USE Medical personnel Hindustani speakers USE Indianans Health professionals Khadi Boli speakers Horse show judges USE Medical personnel Khari Boli speakers [occupation/field of activity] Health sciences librarians Khariboli speakers UF Judges, Horse show USE Medical librarians Hindi-Urdu speakers Hostesses, Air Health sciences personnel USE Hindi speakers USE Flight attendants USE Medical personnel Hindus Hotel employees Health services personnel [religion] [occupation/field of activity] USE Medical personnel NT Hare Krishnas Household employees Healthcare professionals Swami–Narayanis [occupation/field of activity] USE Medical personnel Hindustani speakers UF Domestic employees Hearing examiners USE Hindi speakers Household staff USE Administrative law judges Hispanic Americans Household workers Hearing impaired [ethnic/cultural] Servants [medical, psychological, and disability] United States citizens of Latin American descent. NT Butlers BT People with disabilities UF Americans, Hispanic Housekeepers NT Deaf Americans, Latino Valets Hearing officers Hispanics (Hispanic Americans) Household staff USE Administrative law judges Latino Americans USE Household employees Hebrew Christians Latinos (Hispanic Americans) Household workers USE Jewish Christians USE Household employees

DG-11 Housekeepers Indonesian speakers Italian Canadians [occupation/field of activity] [language] [ethnic/cultural] People employed to manage the domestic duties UF Bahasa Indonesia speakers UF Canadians, Italian involved in maintaining a household. Industrial designers Canadiens d'origine italienne BT Household employees [occupation/field of activity] Italienne, Canadiens d'origine Huayu speakers BT Designers Italian speakers USE Chinese speakers Inebriates [language] Human resource professionals USE Alcoholics UF Italiano speakers USE Personnel department employees Infant school students Italiano speakers Human resources personnel USE Kindergarteners USE Italian speakers USE Personnel department employees Infants Italians Hungarian speakers [age] [national/regional] [language] Children from birth through two years of age. BT Europeans UF Magyar speakers UF Babies NT Tuscans Hungarians BT Children Italienne, Canadiens d'origine [national/regional] Informal caregivers USE Italian Canadians BT Europeans USE Caregivers Ivoirians Hunters Informal Malay speakers [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] USE Malay speakers UF Côte-d'Ivoire residents NT Trappers Information managers Ivoiriens Hydah (North American people) USE Information scientists BT Africans USE Haida (North American people) Information scientists Ivoiriens Hyder (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] USE Ivoirians USE Haida (North American people) People who organize information and provide Ivrit speakers Iaca speakers services for its use. USE Hebrew speakers USE Yaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese UF Information managers Iyaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese (Democratic (Democratic Republic) language) Information specialists Republic) language) Iaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese (Democratic Knowledge managers USE Yaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese Republic) language) Scientists, Information (Democratic Republic) language) USE Yaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese NT Librarians Iyaka speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) language) (Democratic Republic) language) Information specialists USE Yaka speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) Ibo speakers USE Information scientists language) USE Igbo speakers Inmates of correctional institutions Iyiniwok (North American people) Icelanders USE Prisoners USE Cree (North American people) [national/regional] Inmates of prisons Jainas BT Europeans USE Prisoners USE Jains Ichilamba (African people) Instructors Jainists USE Lamba (Congolese (Democratic Republic) and USE Teachers USE Jains Zambian people) Intellectual property lawyers Jains Idahoans [occupation/field of activity] [religion] [national/regional] BT Lawyers UF Jainas BT Americans Intellectually disabled people Jainists Ifrikiens USE People with mental disabilities Jalagi (North American people) USE Tunisians Interior designers USE Cherokee (North American people) Ifrikiyens [occupation/field of activity] Japanese USE Tunisians BT Designers [national/regional] Igbo speakers Iowans BT Asians [language] [national/regional] Japanese Americans UF Ibo speakers UF Hawkeyes [ethnic/cultural] Illinoians BT Americans UF Americans, Japanese USE Illinoisians Iranian Americans Kibei Nisei Illinoisans [ethnic/cultural] Nisei USE Illinoisians UF Americans, Iranian Sansei Illinoisians Iranians Japanese Canadians [national/regional] [national/regional] [ethnic/cultural] UF Illinoians UF Iranis UF Canadians, Japanese Illinoisans Persians Canadiens d'origine japonaise BT Americans BT Asians Japonaise, Canadiens d'origine Illustrators Iranis Japanese speakers [occupation/field of activity] USE Iranians [language] BT Artists Ireland residents (Republic of Ireland) Japonaise, Canadiens d'origine Immigrants USE Irish (Republic of Ireland) USE Japanese Canadians [social] Irish (Northern Ireland) Jayhawkers Foreign-born people who enter a country intending USE Northern Irish USE Kansans to become permanent residents or citizens. For Irish (Republic of Ireland) people who are not citizens of the country in which Jehovah's Witnesses they reside see Aliens. [national/regional] [religion] UF Emigrants UF Éireannaigh (Republic of Ireland) BT Christians Foreigners Ireland residents (Republic of Ireland) Jersais Imprisoned people BT Europeans USE Jerseyans (Jersey) USE Prisoners Irish Americans Jerséens In-house counsel [ethnic/cultural] USE Jerseyans (Jersey) USE Corporate lawyers UF Americans, Irish Jerseyais Incarcerated people Irish Gaeilge speakers USE Jerseyans (Jersey) USE Prisoners USE Irish speakers Jerseyans (Jersey) Indianans Irish speakers [national/regional] [national/regional] [language] UF Channel Islanders UF Hoosiers UF Erse speakers Jersais Indianians Gaelige speakers Jerséens BT Americans Gaelic Irish speakers Jerseyais Indianians Irish Gaeilge speakers Jerseyens USE Indianans Isizulu speakers Jerseyites (Jersey) Indians, East USE Zulu speakers BT Europeans USE Indians (India) Islami speakers Jerseyans (New Jersey) Indians (India) USE Urdu speakers USE New Jerseyans [national/regional] Israeli speakers Jerseyens UF East Indians USE Hebrew speakers USE Jerseyans (Jersey) Indians, East Israelites Jerseyites (Jersey) BT Asians USE Jews USE Jerseyans (Jersey) Individuals with disabilities Italian Americans Jerseyites (New Jersey) USE People with disabilities [ethnic/cultural] USE New Jerseyans UF Americans, Italian Jesuits [social]

DG-12 Jewish Christians UF Peace, Justices of the Kirgiz (Central Asian people) [ethnic/cultural] BT Judges USE Kyrgyz (Central Asian people) [religion] Kaigini (North American people) Kisuaheli speakers Christians of Jewish descent who identify with their USE Haida (North American people) USE Swahili speakers Jewish origins. Kanarese speakers Kisuahili speakers UF Christian Jews USE Kannada speakers USE Swahili speakers Hebrew Christians Kannada speakers Kiswaheli speakers Messianic Jews [language] USE Swahili speakers BT Christians UF Banglori speakers Kiswahili speakers Jews Canarese speakers USE Swahili speakers Jewish people Havyaka speakers Kiwis USE Jews Kanarese speakers USE New Zealanders Jewry Madrassi speakers Kiyaka speakers USE Jews Kansans USE Yaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese Jews [national/regional] (Democratic Republic) language) [ethnic/cultural] UF Jayhawkers Knitters [religion] BT Americans [occupation/field of activity] UF Hebrews Kartuli speakers BT Needleworkers Israelites USE Georgian speakers Knowledge managers Jewish people Kekchiʾ (Central American people) USE Information scientists Jewry USE Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) Korean Americans Judaic people Kele speakers (Congolese (Democratic Republic) [ethnic/cultural] Judaists language) UF Americans, Korean NT Ashkenazim [language] Korean speakers Hasidim UF Ekele speakers [language] Jewish Christians Kili speakers UF Chaoxian speakers Sephardim Likelo speakers Hanguk Mal speakers Jing speakers (Vietnamese speakers) Lokele speakers Hanguk Uh speakers USE Vietnamese speakers Yakusu speakers Hanguohua speakers Jobless people Kelts (European people) Koreans USE Unemployed USE Celts (European people) [national/regional] Joseonjok Kentuckians BT Asians USE Chosŏnjok [national/regional] Krom speakers Journalists BT Americans USE Central Khmer speakers [occupation/field of activity] Kernewek speakers Kurds UF Columnists USE Cornish speakers [ethnic/cultural] Commentators (Journalists) Kernowek speakers Kyrgyz (Central Asian people) News analysts USE Cornish speakers [ethnic/cultural] Newspersons Ketchiʾ (Central American people) UF Khirgese (Central Asian people) Pressmen (Journalists) USE Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) Kirghis (Central Asian people) Reporters (Journalists) Khadi Boli speakers Kirghiz (Central Asian people) NT Newspaper editors USE Hindi speakers Kirgiz (Central Asian people) Judaic people Khari Boli speakers Kyrgyzstanis USE Jews USE Hindi speakers [national/regional] Judaists Khariboli speakers BT Asians USE Jews USE Hindi speakers Labradorais Judges Khirgese (Central Asian people) USE Labradorians [occupation/field of activity] USE Kyrgyz (Central Asian people) Labradoréens UF Chief justices Khmer Lue speakers USE Labradorians Chief magistrates USE Northern Khmer speakers Labradorians Justices Khmer Nam Bo speakers [national/regional] Magistrate judges USE Central Khmer speakers UF Labradorais Magistrates Khmer speakers Labradoréens BT Government employees USE Central Khmer speakers Labradoriens NT Administrative law judges Kho Me speakers Labradorites Justices of the peace USE Central Khmer speakers Labradormen Judges, Administrative law Khome speakers Newfoundland and Labrador residents USE Administrative law judges USE Central Khmer speakers Terre-Neuviens et Labradoriens Judges, Horse show Kibei Nisei BT Canadians USE Horse show judges USE Japanese Americans Labradoriens Junior college students Kids USE Labradorians [educational level] USE Children Labradorites Students in junior college. Kili speakers USE Labradorians UF Students, Junior college USE Kele speakers (Congolese (Democratic Labradormen BT College students Republic) language) USE Labradorians NT Community college students Kindergarten students Lagos, Nigeria, residents Junior high graduates USE Kindergarteners [national/regional] USE Junior high school graduates Kindergarteners Residents of the State of Lagos, Nigeria. Junior high school graduates [educational level] BT Nigerians [educational level] UF Infant school students Laity UF Graduates, Junior high school Kindergarten students [social] Junior high graduates Kindergartners Adherents of a religion, denomination, sect, etc., Junior high school students Students, Infant school who are not clergy. [educational level] Students, Kindergarten NT Lay deacons Students in junior high school. Kindergartners Lakota (North American people) UF Junior high students USE Kindergarteners [ethnic/cultural] Students, Junior high school Kingoni speakers (Zulu speakers) UF Lakota Sioux (North American people) Junior high students USE Zulu speakers Lakota Indians [Former heading] USE Junior high school students Kings Lakotah (North American people) Juniors, College [occupation/field of activity] Teton (North American people) USE College juniors UF Czars Teton Sioux (North American people) Juniors, High school Monarchs Thítunwan (North American people) USE High school juniors Tsars Titunwan (North American people) Junkies (Drug addicts) Tzars Western Sioux (North American people) USE Drug addicts BT Rulers Lakota Indians Jurists (Lawyers) Kinh speakers USE Lakota (North American people) USE Lawyers USE Vietnamese speakers Lakota Sioux (North American people) Justices Kirghis (Central Asian people) USE Lakota (North American people) USE Judges USE Kyrgyz (Central Asian people) Lakotah (North American people) Justices of the peace Kirghiz (Central Asian people) USE Lakota (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] USE Kyrgyz (Central Asian people)

DG-13 Lamas Environmental lawyers Library employees [occupation/field of activity] Family lawyers [occupation/field of activity] BT Clergy Government attorneys UF Library personnel Lamba (Congolese (Democratic Republic) and Zambian Intellectual property lawyers Library staff people) Legal-aid lawyers NT Librarians [ethnic/cultural] Tax lawyers Library personnel UF Balamba (African people) Lay deacons USE Library employees Chilamba (African people) [social] Library staff Ichilamba (African people) UF Deacons, Lay USE Library employees Landscape architects BT Laity Lietuvi speakers [occupation/field of activity] LBG people USE Lithuanian speakers UF Garden architects USE Sexual minorities Lietuviskai speakers Landscape designers Learning disabilities, People with USE Lithuanian speakers BT Architects USE People with learning disabilities Lighting designers Designers Learning disabled people [occupation/field of activity] Landscape artists USE People with learning disabilities BT Designers [occupation/field of activity] Learning disorders, People with Likelo speakers Artists who produce landscape images in any USE People with learning disabilities USE Kele speakers (Congolese (Democratic medium. Lebanese Republic) language) UF Landscapists [national/regional] Lingala speakers BT Artists BT Asians [language] Landscape designers Lebanese Americans UF Ngala speakers (Lingala speakers) USE Landscape architects [ethnic/cultural] Linguists Landscaping industry employees UF Americans, Lebanese [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] Left-wingers Litauische speakers Landscapists USE Liberals USE Lithuanian speakers USE Landscape artists Legal-aid lawyers Literary editors Lao Kao speakers [occupation/field of activity] USE Book editors USE Lao speakers BT Lawyers Periodical editors Lao-Lum speakers Legal assistants Litewski speakers USE Lao speakers [occupation/field of activity] USE Lithuanian speakers Lao-Noi speakers UF Paralegals Lithuanian speakers USE Lao speakers Legislative employees [language] Lao speakers [occupation/field of activity] UF Lietuvi speakers [language] BT Government employees Lietuviskai speakers UF Eastern Thai speakers Legislators Litauische speakers Lao Kao speakers [occupation/field of activity] Litewski speakers Lao Wiang speakers UF Lawgivers Litovskiy speakers Lao-Lum speakers Lawmakers Litovskiy speakers Lao-Noi speakers Members of parliaments USE Lithuanian speakers Lao-Tai speakers Parliaments, Members of Local Malay speakers Laotian speakers Solons USE Malay speakers Laotian Tai speakers Lepers Lokele speakers Lum Lao speakers USE Leprosy patients USE Kele speakers (Congolese (Democratic Phou Lao speakers Leprosy patients Republic) language) Rong Kong speakers [medical, psychological, and disability] Louisianans Tai Lao speakers UF Lepers USE Louisianians Lao-Tai speakers BT Patients Louisianians USE Lao speakers Lesbian women [national/regional] Lao Wiang speakers USE Lesbians UF Louisianans USE Lao speakers Lesbians BT Americans Laotian speakers [sexual orientation] Lower Muscogee (North American people) USE Lao speakers [gender] USE Muscogee (North American people) Laotian Tai speakers UF Female gays Lum Lao speakers USE Lao speakers Female homosexuals USE Lao speakers Large people Gay females Lutherans USE Overweight people Gay women [religion] Latino Americans Gayelles BT Christians USE Hispanic Americans Gays, Female Luxembourgeois Latinos (Hispanic Americans) Homosexuals, Female USE Luxembourgers USE Hispanic Americans Lesbian women Luxembourgers Latter-Day Saints Sapphists [national/regional] USE Mormons Women, Gay UF Grand-Ducaux Latvian speakers Women homosexuals Luxembourgeois [language] BT Females BT Europeans UF Latviesu speakers Gays Lyricists Standard Latvian speakers Lesbigay people [occupation/field of activity] Latviesu speakers USE Sexual minorities UF Songwriters USE Latvian speakers Letter carriers Madagascans Law breakers USE Postal service employees [national/regional] USE Criminals LGBT people UF Madécasses Law enforcement officers USE Gender minorities Malagasies USE Police Sexual minorities Malagasy Law librarians LGBTQ people Malgaches [occupation/field of activity] USE Gender minorities BT Africans BT Librarians Sexual minorities Madécasses Law students Liberals USE Madagascans [social] [social] Madhayana Buddhists UF Students, Law People who ascribe to liberal values, independent USE Mahayanists Lawgivers of their party affiliation. Madrassi speakers USE Legislators UF Left-wingers USE Kannada speakers Lawmakers Librarians Magazine editors USE Legislators [occupation/field of activity] USE Periodical editors Lawyers BT Information scientists Magistrate judges [occupation/field of activity] Library employees USE Judges UF Advocates (Lawyers) NT Academic librarians Magistrates Attorneys Catalogers USE Judges Barristers Law librarians Magyar speakers Jurists (Lawyers) Medical librarians USE Hungarian speakers Solicitors Public librarians Maharashtra speakers NT Corporate lawyers Reference librarians USE Marathi speakers Criminal defense lawyers School librarians

DG-14 Maharathi speakers Manitobiens Medical professionals USE Marathi speakers USE Manitobans USE Physicians Mahayanists Manservants Medical scientists [religion] USE Butlers [occupation/field of activity] UF Madhayana Buddhists Valets BT Scientists BT Buddhists Maori (New Zealand people) NT Endocrinologists Mahorais [ethnic/cultural] Physicians [national/regional] UF Maoris (New Zealand people) Physiologists UF Mayotte residents Maoris (New Zealand people) Medical students Mayottais USE Maori (New Zealand people) [social] BT Africans Maratha (Indic people) UF Students, Medical French [ethnic/cultural] Melanesians Mahrati (Indic people) UF Mahrati (Indic people) [national/regional] USE Maratha (Indic people) Mahratta (Indic people) BT Pacific Islanders Mahratta (Indic people) Marathas (Indic people) Melchites USE Maratha (Indic people) Marathas (Indic people) [religion] Mail carriers USE Maratha (Indic people) UF Melkites USE Postal service employees Marathi speakers BT Christians Mail clerks [language] Melkites USE Postal service employees UF Maharashtra speakers USE Melchites Mailmen Maharathi speakers Members of gangs USE Postal service employees Malhatee speakers USE Gang members Maine Staters Marthi speakers Members of parliaments USE Mainers Muruthu speakers USE Legislators Mainers Mariners Members of the Armed Forces [national/regional] USE Sailors USE Soldiers UF Down Easters Marines Men Downeasters [occupation/field of activity] [age] Maine Staters BT Soldiers [gender] State of Mainers Maritimers BT Adults BT Americans [national/regional] Males Malagasies Residents of the Maritime Provinces of Canada. Men, Gay USE Madagascans UF Maritimiens USE Gay men Malagasy BT Canadians Mennonites USE Madagascans Maritimiens [religion] Malay speakers USE Maritimers BT Christians [language] Marocains Mental disabilities, People with UF Bahasa Daerah speakers USE Moroccans USE People with mental disabilities Bahasa Malayu speakers Maronites Mental patients Colloquial Malay speakers [religion] USE Mentally ill Informal Malay speakers BT Christians Mentally deficient people Local Malay speakers Marquito (Central American people) USE People with mental disabilities Malayu speakers USE Mískito (Central American people) Mentally depressed people Malayal speakers Marthi speakers USE Depressed people USE Malayalam speakers USE Marathi speakers Mentally disabled people Malayalam speakers Martinicans USE People with mental disabilities [language] [national/regional] Mentally disordered people UF Alealum speakers UF Martiniquais USE People with mental disabilities Malayal speakers BT French Mentally ill Malayalani speakers West Indians [medical, psychological, and disability] Malayali speakers Martiniquais UF Mental patients Malean speakers USE Martinicans NT Depressed people Maliyad speakers Marylanders Mentally retarded people Mallealle speakers [national/regional] USE People with mental disabilities Mopla speakers BT Americans Merchant mariners Malayalani speakers Massachusettsans [occupation/field of activity] USE Malayalam speakers USE Bay Staters Sailors employed on commercial vessels. Malayali speakers Mathematicians BT Sailors USE Malayalam speakers [occupation/field of activity] Messianic Jews Malayu speakers BT Scientists USE Jewish Christians USE Malay speakers Maya (Central American people) Meteorologists Malean speakers [ethnic/cultural] [occupation/field of activity] USE Malayalam speakers NT Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) BT Scientists Males Mayottais Methodists [gender] USE Mahorais [religion] NT Boys Mayotte residents BT Christians Gay men USE Mahorais NT African Methodist Episcopal Church members Men MDs (Physicians) Mexicaine, Canadiens d'origine Malgaches USE Physicians USE Mexican Canadians USE Madagascans Media specialists (School librarians) Mexican Americans Malhatee speakers USE School librarians [ethnic/cultural] USE Marathi speakers Medical doctors UF Americans, Mexican Malians USE Physicians Chicanos [national/regional] Medical librarians Hispanos UF Maliens [occupation/field of activity] Mexican Canadians BT Africans UF Health sciences librarians [ethnic/cultural] Maliens BT Librarians UF Canadians, Mexican USE Malians Medical personnel Canadiens d'origine mexicaine Maliyad speakers [occupation/field of activity] Mexicaine, Canadiens d'origine USE Malayalam speakers UF Health care personnel Mexicans Mallealle speakers Health care professionals [national/regional] USE Malayalam speakers Health personnel BT North Americans Mandarin speakers Health professionals Michiganders USE Chinese speakers Health sciences personnel [national/regional] Manitobains Health services personnel UF Michiganians USE Manitobans Healthcare professionals Michiganites Manitobans NT Allied health personnel BT Americans [national/regional] Dentists Michiganians UF Manitobains Emergency medical technicians USE Michiganders Manitobiens Nurses Michiganites BT Canadians Pharmacists USE Michiganders Physicians

DG-15 Micronesians Monacans Muskogee (North American people) [national/regional] USE Monegasques USE Muscogee (North American people) BT Pacific Islanders Monaco residents Muslims Middle-aged people USE Monegasques [religion] [age] Monarchs UF Moslems BT Adults USE Emperors NT Druzes Middle Easterners Empresses Shiites [national/regional] Kings Sunnites UF Mideasterners Queens Muwaḥḥidūn (Druzes) BT Asians Monegasques USE Druzes Middle school students [national/regional] National Socialist German Workers’ Party members [educational level] UF Monacans (Germany) UF Middle schoolers Monaco residents USE Nazis Students, Middle school BT Europeans National Union of Conservative and Unionist Middle schoolers Mongolian speakers Associations members (Great Britain) USE Middle school students [language] USE Conservative Party members (Great Britain) Middle Westerners Mongolians Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiter-Partei USE Midwesterners [national/regional] members (Germany) Mideasterners BT Asians USE Nazis USE Middle Easterners Monks Navaho (North American people) Midwesterners [occupation/field of activity] USE Navajo (North American people) [national/regional] Montanans Navajo (North American people) UF Middle Westerners [national/regional] [ethnic/cultural] BT Americans BT Americans UF Diné (North American people) Military air pilots Mopla speakers Navaho (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] USE Malayalam speakers Naval personnel BT Air pilots Mordoff speakers USE Sailors NT Bomber pilots USE Moksha speakers Navigators, Flight Drone aircraft pilots Mordov speakers USE Flight navigators Fighter pilots USE Moksha speakers Nazi Party members (Germany) Military glider pilots Mordvin-Erzya speakers USE Nazis Military cadets USE Erzya speakers Nazis [social] Mordvin-Moksha speakers [social] UF Cadets, Military USE Moksha speakers UF National Socialist German Workers’ Party Service academy students Mordvin speakers members (Germany) Students, Service academy USE Erzya speakers Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiter-Partei Military glider pilots Mormons members (Germany) [occupation/field of activity] [religion] Nazi Party members (Germany) BT Glider pilots UF Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints NSDAP members (Germany) Military air pilots members Nazis, Neo- Military personnel Latter-Day Saints USE Neo-Nazis USE Soldiers BT Christians Nazis' children Military personnel, Former Moroccans USE Children of Nazis USE Veterans [national/regional] Ndob speakers Military service members UF Marocains USE Tikar speakers USE Soldiers BT Africans Ndome speakers Military servicemen Mosaicists USE Tikar speakers USE Soldiers [occupation/field of activity] Nebraskans Military veterans BT Artists [national/regional] USE Veterans Moslems BT Americans Miners USE Muslims Nederlands Gereformeerde Kerken members [occupation/field of activity] Mosquito (Central American people) USE Protestant Church in the Netherlands members Ministers (Ambassadors) USE Mískito (Central American people) Nederlands speakers USE Ambassadors Mostique (Central American people) USE Dutch speakers Ministers (Clergy) USE Mískito (Central American people) Needleworkers USE Clergy Mothers [occupation/field of activity] Minnesotans [social] NT Embroiderers [national/regional] UF Moms Knitters BT Americans BT Parents Quiltmakers Miquelonnais NT Stepmothers Nehiyawok (North American people) USE Saint-Pierrais et Miquelonnais Motion picture editors USE Cree (North American people) Mískito (Central American people) [occupation/field of activity] Néo-Brunswickois [ethnic/cultural] UF Editors, Film USE New Brunswickers UF Marquito (Central American people) Editors, Motion picture Néo-Calédoniens Mískitu (Central American people) Film editors USE New Caledonians Miskuto (Central American people) Muralists Néo-Colombiens Mísquito (Central American people) [occupation/field of activity] USE British Columbians Mosquito (Central American people) BT Painters Néo-Écossais Mostique (Central American people) NT Graffiti artists USE Nova Scotians Mískitu (Central American people) Muruthu speakers Néo-Hébridais USE Mískito (Central American people) USE Marathi speakers USE Ni-Vanuatu Miskuto (Central American people) Muscogee (North American people) Neo-Nazis USE Mískito (Central American people) [ethnic/cultural] [social] Mísquito (Central American people) UF Creek (North American people) UF Nazis, Neo- USE Mískito (Central American people) Este Mvskokvlke (North American people) BT Fascists Mississippians Lower Muscogee (North American people) Néocalédoniens [national/regional] Muscogee Creek (North American people) USE New Caledonians BT Americans Muscogulge (North American people) Néohébridais Missourians Muskogee (North American people) USE Ni-Vanuatu [national/regional] Upper Muscogee (North American people) Nevadans BT Americans Muscogee Creek (North American people) [national/regional] Moksha speakers USE Muscogee (North American people) BT Americans [language] Muscogulge (North American people) New-Brunswickais UF Mokshan speakers USE Muscogee (North American people) USE New Brunswickers Mordoff speakers Musicians New Brunswickers Mordov speakers [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] Mordvin-Moksha speakers BT Artists UF Brunswickiens Mokshan speakers NT Composers Brunswickois USE Moksha speakers Rock musicians Néo-Brunswickois Moms Musicologists New-Brunswickais USE Mothers [occupation/field of activity] New-Brunswickois BT Scholars Nouveau-Brunswickiens

DG-16 Nouveau-Brunswickois Ninth graders Nunavutians BT Canadians USE High school freshmen USE Nunavummiut New-Brunswickois Nipissing (North Amercian people) Nunavutiens USE New Brunswickers [ethnic/cultural] USE Nunavummiut New Caledonians UF Nipissing Algonquin (North American people) Nunavutois [national/regional] Nipissing Algonquin (North American people) USE Nunavummiut UF Calédoniens USE Nipissing (North Amercian people) Nuns Néo-Calédoniens Nisei [occupation/field of activity] Néocalédoniens USE Japanese Americans UF Sisters (Nuns) BT Pacific Islanders Non-heterosexual people Nurse practitioners New Englanders USE Sexual minorities [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] Non-heterosexuals BT Nurses UF Yankees USE Sexual minorities Nurses BT Americans Nordmenn [occupation/field of activity] New Hampshirites USE Norwegians UF Registered nurses [national/regional] Norsk speakers RNs (Registered nurses) BT Americans USE Norwegian speakers BT Medical personnel New Jerseyans North Americans NT Nurse practitioners [national/regional] [national/regional] Nursing students UF Jerseyans (New Jersey) NT Americans [social] Jerseyites (New Jersey) Canadians UF Students, Nursing New Jerseyites Mexicans Nutmeggers BT Americans Saint-Pierrais et Miquelonnais USE Connecticut residents New Jerseyites North Carolinians Nutritionists USE New Jerseyans [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] New Mexicans UF Tar Heels UF Dieticians [national/regional] BT Americans Dietitians BT Americans North Dakotans Dietists New Yorkers (New York State) [national/regional] BT Physiologists [national/regional] BT Americans Obese people BT Americans Northern Chinese speakers USE Overweight people New Zealanders USE Chinese speakers Oceanians [national/regional] Northern Irish USE Pacific Islanders UF Kiwis [national/regional] NT New Zealanders BT Oceanians UF Éireannaigh (Northern Ireland) Offenders Newfies Irish (Northern Ireland) USE Criminals USE Newfoundlanders BT Britons Officers, Hearing Newfoundland and Labrador residents Northern Khmer speakers USE Administrative law judges USE Labradorians [language] Officers, Law enforcement Newfoundlanders UF Khmer Lue speakers USE Police Newfoundlanders Thailand Khmer speakers Officers, Police [national/regional] Northern Marianans USE Police UF Newfies [national/regional] Officials, Government Newlanders BT Americans USE Government employees Newfoundland and Labrador residents Northerners (United States) Ohioans Terre-Neuviens [national/regional] [national/regional] Terre-Neuviens et Labradoriens BT Americans UF Buckeyes Terreneuviens Northwest Territorians BT Americans Terreneuviers USE Nor'Westers Oklahomans BT Canadians Northwesters [national/regional] Newlanders USE Nor'Westers UF Oklahomians USE Newfoundlanders Norwegian Americans Sooners News analysts [ethnic/cultural] BT Americans USE Journalists UF Americans, Norwegian Oklahomians Newspaper editors Norwegian speakers USE Oklahomans [occupation/field of activity] [language] Old people UF Editors, Newspaper UF Norsk speakers USE Older people BT Journalists Norwegians Older adults Newspersons [national/regional] USE Older people USE Journalists UF Nordmenn Older people Ngala speakers (Lingala speakers) BT Europeans [age] USE Lingala speakers Nor'Westers UF Aged people Ngoni speakers (Zulu speakers) [national/regional] Aging people USE Zulu speakers UF Northwest Territorians Elderly people Ni-Vanuatu Northwesters Old people [national/regional] Ténois Older adults UF Néo-Hébridais Territoriens (Northwest Territories) Senior citizens Néohébridais BT Canadians Seniors (Older people) Vanouatais Nouveau-Brunswickiens BT Adults Vanuatais USE New Brunswickers Olossu speakers Vanuatuans Nouveau-Brunswickois USE Russian speakers BT Pacific Islanders USE New Brunswickers Ontarians Nichiren Buddhists Nova Scotians [national/regional] [religion] [national/regional] UF Ontariens UF Nichirens UF Néo-Écossais BT Canadians BT Buddhists BT Canadians Ontariens Nichirens NSDAP members (Germany) USE Ontarians USE Nichiren Buddhists USE Nazis Operators, Farm Nigerians Nunavois USE Farmers [national/regional] USE Nunavummiut Ordained clergy Residents of Nigeria. Nunavumiut USE Clergy BT Africans USE Nunavummiut Ordained ministers NT Lagos, Nigeria, residents Nunavummiut USE Clergy Nigeriens [national/regional] Order of the Reformed Cistercians of the Strict [national/regional] UF Nunavumiut Observance members Residents of Niger. Nunavutians USE Trappists UF Nigerois Nunavois Oregonians BT Africans Nunavutiens [national/regional] Nigerois Nunavutois BT Americans USE Nigeriens Territoriens (Nunavut) Orthodox Catholic Church members Ninth grade students BT Canadians USE Orthodox Eastern Church members USE High school freshmen

DG-17 Orthodox Church of Romania members Homeschooling parents NT Anorexics USE Romanian Orthodox Church members Mothers Bulimics Orthodox Eastern Church members Parents of alcoholics People with intellectual disabilities [religion] Parents of dyslexics USE People with mental disabilities UF Eastern Orthodox Church members Parents of gays People with learning disabilities Greek Orthodox Church members Parents of alcoholics [medical, psychological, and disability] Orthodox Catholic Church members [social] UF Learning disabilities, People with BT Christians UF Alcoholics, Parents of Learning disabled people Osmanli speakers BT Parents Learning disorders, People with USE Turkish speakers Parents of dyslexics People with learning disorders Otomí (North American people) [social] BT People with developmental disabilities [ethnic/cultural] UF Dyslexics, Parents of People with learning disorders Oubangais BT Parents USE People with learning disabilities USE Central Africans (Central African Republic) Parents of gays People with mental disabilities Oubanguiens [social] [medical, psychological, and disability] USE Central Africans (Central African Republic) UF Gays, Parents of UF Intellectually disabled people Ouolof speakers BT Parents Mental disabilities, People with USE Wolof speakers Parliaments, Members of Mentally deficient people Out-of-work people USE Legislators Mentally disabled people USE Unemployed Parsees Mentally disordered people Overweight people USE Parsis Mentally retarded people [social] Parsis People with intellectual disabilities UF Corpulent people [religion] Retarded people Fat people UF Parsees People with physical disabilities Large people BT Zoroastrians USE People with disabilities Obese people Parti Conservateur du Canada members (Canada : Performance artists Owners of homes 2003- ) [occupation/field of activity] USE Homeowners USE Conservative Party of Canada members BT Artists Ozarkers (Canada : 2003- ) Periodical editors [national/regional] Particular Baptists [occupation/field of activity] UF Ozarkians USE Reformed Baptists UF Editors, Literary BT Americans Pashtoons (Asian people) Editors, Magazine Ozarkians USE Pashtuns (Asian people) Editors, Periodical USE Ozarkers Pashtuns (Asian people) Literary editors Ozzies [ethnic/cultural] Magazine editors USE Australians UF Afghans (Asian people) Persians Pacific Islander Americans Pakhtuns (Asian people) USE Iranians [ethnic/cultural] Pashtoons (Asian people) Personnel department employees UF Americans, Pacific Islander Pathans (Asian people) [occupation/field of activity] Pacific Islanders Pushtuns (Asian people) UF Human resource professionals [national/regional] Pastors Human resources personnel UF Oceanians [Former heading] [occupation/field of activity] Ph. D. students NT American Samoans BT Clergy USE Doctoral students French Polynesians Pathans (Asian people) Pharmacists Melanesians USE Pashtuns (Asian people) [occupation/field of activity] Micronesians Patients UF Apothecaries New Caledonians [medical, psychological, and disability] Chemists (Pharmacists) Ni-Vanuatu NT Alzheimer's patients Clinical pharmacists Polynesians Cancer patients Druggists Wallis and Futuna Islanders Leprosy patients BT Medical personnel Pacifists Tuberculosis patients PhD students [social] Peace, Justices of the USE Doctoral students Paediatricians USE Justices of the peace Philippines residents USE Pediatricians Peace officers USE Filipinos Painters [occupation/field of activity] Phorhépecha (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] BT First responders USE Purépecha (North American people) BT Artists NT Police Photographers NT Genre painters Pediatricians [occupation/field of activity] Muralists [occupation/field of activity] BT Artists Watercolorists UF Paediatricians NT Fashion photographers Pakhtuns (Asian people) Pediatrists Phou Lao speakers USE Pashtuns (Asian people) BT Physicians USE Lao speakers Panamanians Pediatrists Phthisis patients [national/regional] USE Pediatricians USE Tuberculosis patients BT Central Americans Pennsylvanians Physical therapists Papiamen speakers [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] USE Papiamentu speakers BT Americans UF Physiotherapists Papiamento speakers People with developmental disabilities BT Allied health personnel USE Papiamentu speakers [medical, psychological, and disability] Physically challenged people Papiamentoe speakers UF Developmental disabilities, People with USE People with disabilities USE Papiamentu speakers Developmentally disabled [Former heading] Physically disabled people Papiamentu speakers Disabled, Developmentally USE People with disabilities [language] BT People with disabilities Physicians UF Curaçoleño speakers NT Autistics [occupation/field of activity] Curassese speakers Dyslexics UF Allopathic doctors Papiamen speakers People with learning disabilities Doctors Papiamento speakers People with disabilities Doctors of medicine Papiamentoe speakers [medical, psychological, and disability] MDs (Physicians) Paralegals UF Disabilities, People with Medical doctors USE Legal assistants Disabled people Medical professionals Paramedical personnel Handicapped people BT Medical personnel USE Allied health personnel Individuals with disabilities Medical scientists Paramedics, Emergency People with physical disabilities NT Anesthesiologists USE Emergency medical technicians Physically challenged people Cardiologists Parent educators Physically disabled people Emergency physicians USE Homeschooling parents NT Blind General practitioners (Physicians) Parents Deafblind Geriatricians [social] Hearing impaired Pediatricians BT Families People with developmental disabilities Surgeons NT Adoptive parents People with eating disorders Physiologists Divorced parents [medical, psychological, and disability] [occupation/field of activity] Fathers UF Eating disorders, People with BT Biologists

DG-18 Medical scientists Postmen Protestant Church in the Netherlands members NT Nutritionists BT Government employees [religion] Physiotherapists Postgraduate students UF Nederlands Gereformeerde Kerken members USE Physical therapists USE Graduate students Protestantse Kerk in Nederland members Pilots, Airplane Postmen BT Christians USE Air pilots USE Postal service employees Protestants Planters (Farmers) Potters [religion] USE Farmers [occupation/field of activity] BT Christians Players, Chess UF Pottery makers Protestantse Kerk in Nederland members USE Chess players BT Artists USE Protestant Church in the Netherlands members Poles Pottery makers Psychologists [national/regional] USE Potters [occupation/field of activity] UF Polish people Powhatan (North American people) BT Scientists BT Europeans [ethnic/cultural] Public accountants Police UF Powhatan Indians [Former heading] USE Accountants [occupation/field of activity] Powhatan Indians Public defenders UF Cops USE Powhatan (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] Gendarmes Pre-teens UF Defenders, Public Law enforcement officers USE Preteens BT Criminal defense lawyers Officers, Law enforcement Preadolescents Government attorneys Officers, Police USE Preteens Public librarians Police officers Presbyterians [occupation/field of activity] Policemen [religion] BT Librarians BT Peace officers BT Christians Publicists (Press agents) Police officers NT Church of Scotland members USE Press agents USE Police Preschool children Puerto Ricans Policemen [educational level] [national/regional] USE Police UF Preschoolers UF Puertorriqueños Polish Americans Preschoolers BT Americans [ethnic/cultural] USE Preschool children Puertorriqueños UF Americans, Polish Presidents USE Puerto Ricans Polish people [occupation/field of activity] Pulmonary tuberculosis patients USE Poles BT Rulers USE Tuberculosis patients Polish speakers Press agents Pure Land Buddhists [language] [occupation/field of activity] [religion] UF Polnisch speakers People who organize publicity on behalf of an BT Buddhists Polski speakers organization or person. Purépecha (North American people) Political science students UF Publicists (Press agents) [ethnic/cultural] [social] Pressmen (Journalists) UF Porhé (North American people) UF Students, Political science USE Journalists P'orhépecha (North American people) Political scientists Preteenagers P'urhe (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] USE Preteens Phorhépecha (North American people) UF Scientists, Political Preteens P'urhépecha (North American people) Politicians [age] Tarascan (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] Children in the general age range of nine through Tarasco (North American people) twelve years. Polnisch speakers P'urhe (North American people) USE Polish speakers UF Pre-teens USE Purépecha (North American people) Polski speakers Preadolescents P'urhépecha (North American people) USE Polish speakers Preteenagers USE Purépecha (North American people) Polynesians Tweenagers Puritans [national/regional] Tweenies [religion] BT Pacific Islanders Tweens BT Christians Polynésiens (French Polynesia) BT Children Pushtuns (Asian people) USE French Polynesians Priests USE Pashtuns (Asian people) Pomak speakers [occupation/field of activity] Putonghua speakers USE Bulgarian speakers BT Clergy USE Chinese speakers Popes Primary school students Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) [occupation/field of activity] USE School children [ethnic/cultural] BT Clergy Prime ministers UF Cacchʾ (Central American people) Porhé (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] Cacché (Central American people) USE Purépecha (North American people) BT Rulers Kekchiʾ (Central American people) P'orhépecha (North American people) Prince-Édouardiens Ketchiʾ (Central American people) USE Purépecha (North American people) USE Prince Edward Islanders Quecchiʾ (Central American people) Português speakers Prince Edward Islanders BT Maya (Central American people) USE Portuguese speakers [national/regional] Quakers Portuguese UF Édouardais (Prince Edward Island) [religion] [national/regional] Édouardiens (Prince Edward Island) UF Friends (Quakers) BT Europeans Prince-Édouardiens Friends Church members Portuguese Americans Prince-Edwardiens Religious Society of Friends members [ethnic/cultural] BT Canadians Society of Friends members UF Americans, Portuguese Prince-Edwardiens BT Christians Portuguese speakers USE Prince Edward Islanders Quebecers [language] Printmakers USE Quebeckers UF Português speakers [occupation/field of activity] Quebeckers Post-graduate students BT Artists [national/regional] USE Graduate students NT Etchers UF Quebecers Postal clerks Prison inmates Québécois USE Postal service employees USE Prisoners BT Canadians Postal employees Prisoners Québécois USE Postal service employees [social] USE Quebeckers Postal service employees UF Convicts Quecchiʾ (Central American people) [occupation/field of activity] Imprisoned people USE Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) UF Carriers, Letter Incarcerated people Quechua speakers Carriers, Mail Inmates of correctional institutions [language] Clerks, Mail Inmates of prisons Queens Clerks, Postal Prison inmates [occupation/field of activity] Letter carriers NT Concentration camp inmates Women monarchs and wives or women consorts Mail carriers Progressives of kings. Mail clerks [social] UF Monarchs People who ascribe to progressive values, BT Rulers Mailmen independent of their party affiliation. Postal clerks Quilt makers Postal employees USE Quiltmakers

DG-19 Quilters Rigsdansk speakers Saint-Barts USE Quiltmakers USE Danish speakers BT French Quiltmakers Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, residents West Indians [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] Saint-Barts UF Quilt makers Residents of the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. USE Saint-Barths Quilters BT Brazilians Saint-Martinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin) BT Needleworkers RNs (Registered nurses) [national/regional] Rabbis USE Nurses UF Saintmartinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin) [occupation/field of activity] Rock musicians BT French BT Clergy [occupation/field of activity] West Indians Scholars BT Musicians Saint-Pierrais et Miquelonnais Radio operators Roman Catholics [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] USE Catholics UF Miquelonnais UF Wireless operators Romanian Orthodox Church members Saint-Pierrets NT Flight radio operators [religion] BT French Ras Tafaris UF Orthodox Church of Romania members North Americans USE Rastafarians BT Christians Saint-Pierrets Rastafarians Romanians USE Saint-Pierrais et Miquelonnais [religion] [national/regional] Saintmartinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin) UF Ras Tafaris BT Europeans USE Saint-Martinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin) Rastas Rong Kong speakers Sansei Rastas USE Lao speakers USE Japanese Americans USE Rastafarians Ruandais Sapphists Receptionists USE Rwandans USE Lesbians [occupation/field of activity] Rugby football players Saskatchewanais Recovering addicts USE Rugby players USE Saskatchewanians [medical, psychological, and disability] Rugby players Saskatchewaners BT Addicts [occupation/field of activity] USE Saskatchewanians NT Recovering alcoholics UF Rugby football players Saskatchewanians Recovering alcoholics BT Athletes [national/regional] [medical, psychological, and disability] Rulers UF Saskatchewanais BT Alcoholics [occupation/field of activity] Saskatchewannais Recovering addicts UF Heads of state Saskatchewaners Rectors State, Heads of BT Canadians [occupation/field of activity] NT Dictators Saskatchewannais BT Clergy Emperors USE Saskatchewanians Reference librarians Empresses Scenic designers [occupation/field of activity] Governors USE Set designers UF User services librarians Kings Scenographers (Set designers) BT Librarians Presidents USE Set designers Reformed Baptists Prime ministers Scholars [religion] Queens [occupation/field of activity] UF Particular Baptists Ruotsi speakers People who have done advanced study in a BT Baptists USE Swedish speakers particular field. Refugees Russ speakers NT Musicologists [social] USE Russian speakers Rabbis Registered nurses Russian Orthodox Church members School children USE Nurses [religion] [educational level] Religious converts BT Christians UF Elementary school students [social] Russian speakers Primary school students UF Converts, Religious [language] Students, Elementary school Religious Society of Friends members UF Eluosi speakers Students, Primary school USE Quakers Olossu speakers School employees Reporters (Journalists) Russ speakers [occupation/field of activity] USE Journalists Russit speakers UF School personnel Republican Party members (Ireland) Russki speakers NT School librarians USE Fianna Fáil members (Ireland) Russians Teachers Republican Party members (United States) [national/regional] School librarians [social] BT Asians [occupation/field of activity] UF Republicans (Republican Party members) Europeans UF Media specialists (School librarians) Republicans (Republican Party members) Russit speakers School media specialists USE Republican Party members (United States) USE Russian speakers BT Librarians Restaurant employees Russki speakers School employees [occupation/field of activity] USE Russian speakers School media specialists Retarded people Rwandais USE School librarians USE People with mental disabilities USE Rwandans School personnel Retired people Rwandans USE School employees USE Retirees [national/regional] School teachers Retirees UF Ruandais USE Teachers [social] Rwandais Schoolteachers UF Retired people Rwandese USE Teachers Returning veterans BT Africans Schweizers USE Veterans Rwandese USE Swiss Réunionais USE Rwandans Scientists USE Réunionese Sailors [occupation/field of activity] Réunionese [occupation/field of activity] NT Anthropologists [national/regional] UF Mariners Biologists UF Bourbonnais Naval personnel Chemists Réunionais BT Boaters Geologists Réunionnais NT Merchant mariners Mathematicians BT Africans Saint-Babaths’ Medical scientists French USE Saint-Barths Meteorologists Réunionnais Saint-Barthiens Psychologists USE Réunionese USE Saint-Barths Scientists, Information Rhode Islanders Saint-Barthois USE Information scientists [national/regional] USE Saint-Barths Scientists, Political UF Rhodeans (Rhode Island) Saint-Barths USE Political scientists BT Americans [national/regional] Scots Rhodeans (Rhode Island) UF Barthélemois [national/regional] USE Rhode Islanders Saint-Babaths’ BT Britons Right-wingers Saint-Barthiens Scots Americans USE Conservatives Saint-Barthois USE Scottish Americans

DG-20 Scots Gaelic speakers Seventh graders Sixth form students USE Scottish Gaelic speakers USE Seventh grade students [educational level] Scots speakers Sex crime victims UF Sixth-formers [language] USE Sexual abuse victims Students, Sixth form Speakers of the Germanic language of Scotland Sexual abuse victims Sixth-formers that is related to English. For speakers of the Celtic [social] USE Sixth form students language of Scotland see Scottish Gaelic speakers. UF Sexual violence victims Sixth grade students Scottish Americans Sex crime victims [educational level] [ethnic/cultural] BT Crime victims UF Sixth graders UF Americans, Scots Sexual minorities Students, Sixth grade Americans, Scottish [sexual orientation] Sixth graders Scots Americans UF GLBT people USE Sixth grade students Scottish Gaelic speakers GLBTQ people Slovak Americans [language] LBG people [ethnic/cultural] Speakers of the Celtic language of Scotland. For speakers of the Germanic language of Scotland that LGBT people UF Americans, Slovak is related to English see Scots speakers. Lesbigay people Slovak speakers UF Gàidhlig speakers LGBTQ people [language] Scots Gaelic speakers Non-heterosexual people UF Slovakian speakers Scouts, Boy Non-heterosexuals Slovencina speakers USE Boy Scouts NT Bisexuals Slovakian speakers Sculptors Gays USE Slovak speakers [occupation/field of activity] Sexual violence victims Slovaks BT Artists USE Sexual abuse victims [national/regional] Second grade students Seychellois BT Europeans [educational level] [national/regional] Slovencina speakers UF Second graders BT Africans USE Slovak speakers Students, Second grade Shakers Slovene Americans Second graders [religion] USE Slovenian Americans USE Second grade students UF United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Slovene speakers Secretaries Appearing members [language] [occupation/field of activity] BT Christians UF Slovenian speakers People who manage correspondence and routine Shangaan speakers Slovenscina speakers work for a superior. For people employed to perform USE Tsonga speakers Slovenes administrative duties see Administrative assistants. Shangana speakers [national/regional] Sefardic Jews USE Tsonga speakers UF Slovenians USE Sephardim Shangani speakers BT Europeans Sefardim USE Tsonga speakers Slovenian Americans USE Sephardim Shia Muslims [ethnic/cultural] Seminarians USE Shiites UF Americans, Slovene [social] Shiah Muslims Americans, Slovenian UF Seminary students USE Shiites Slovene Americans Students, Seminary Shiahs Slovenian speakers Seminary students USE Shiites USE Slovene speakers USE Seminarians Shias Slovenians Sénégalais USE Shiites USE Slovenes USE Senegalese Shiite Muslims Slovenscina speakers Senegalese USE Shiites USE Slovene speakers [national/regional] Shiites Soccer players UF Sénégalais [religion] [occupation/field of activity] Sénégaliens UF Shia Muslims UF Association football players BT Africans Shiah Muslims English football players Sénégaliens Shiahs European football players USE Senegalese Shias Football players (Soccer players) Senior citizens Shiite Muslims BT Athletes USE Older people BT Muslims Social Democratic Party of Germany members Seniors, College Shin Buddhists (Germany) USE College seniors [religion] USE Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands Seniors, High school UF Shin-shu Buddhists members (Germany) USE High school seniors BT Buddhists Social workers Seniors (Older people) Shin-shu Buddhists [occupation/field of activity] USE Older people USE Shin Buddhists Socialists Sephardic Jews Shintoists [social] USE Sephardim [religion] People who ascribe to socialist values, Sephardim Shitsonga speakers independent of their party affiliation. [ethnic/cultural] USE Tsonga speakers Society of Friends members [religion] Shqip speakers USE Quakers UF Sefardic Jews USE Albanian speakers Soldiers Sefardim Shqipëri speakers [occupation/field of activity] Sephardic Jews USE Albanian speakers UF Armed Forces personnel BT Jews Siamese speakers Members of the Armed Forces Servants USE Thai speakers Military personnel USE Household employees Sightseers Military service members Service academy students USE Tourists Military servicemen USE Military cadets Sikhs Service members, Military Service members, Military [religion] Servicemen, Military USE Soldiers UF Gurmat members NT Marines Servicemen, Military Sindhi (South Asian people) Solicitors USE Soldiers [ethnic/cultural] USE Lawyers Set designers UF Sindis (South Asian people) Solons [occupation/field of activity] Sindis (South Asian people) USE Legislators UF Scenographers (Set designers) USE Sindhi (South Asian people) Somekhuri speakers Scenic designers Sisters USE Armenian speakers Stage designers [social] Somkhuri speakers BT Designers BT Families USE Armenian speakers Seventh-Day Adventists NT Stepsisters Songwriters [religion] Sisters (Nuns) USE Composers BT Adventists USE Nuns Lyricists Seventh grade students Sisters of Charity Sooners [educational level] [social] USE Oklahomans UF Seventh graders Members of the Roman Catholic congregations of Sophomores, College Students, Seventh grade noncloistered women called the Sisters of Charity. USE College sophomores UF Charity, Sisters of

DG-21 Sophomores, High school Stepfathers Students, Political science USE High school sophomores [social] USE Political science students Sotho (African people) BT Fathers Students, Post-graduate [ethnic/cultural] Stepmothers USE Graduate students UF Basotho (African people) [social] Students, Postgraduate Basuto (African people) BT Mothers USE Graduate students Suto (African people) Stepsisters Students, Primary school Suthu (African people) [social] USE School children South Africans BT Sisters Students, Second grade [national/regional] Stewardesses, Air USE Second grade students Residents of South Africa. USE Flight attendants Students, Seminary UF Suid-Afrikaners Stewards, Air USE Seminarians BT Africans USE Flight attendants Students, Service academy South Americans Story editors USE Military cadets [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] Students, Seventh grade NT Brazilians People who edit film, television, radio, etc., scripts. USE Seventh grade students Chileans UF Editors, Story Students, Sixth form Colombians Straight people (Heterosexuals) USE Sixth form students French Guianese USE Heterosexuals Students, Sixth grade South Asian Americans Straights (Heterosexuals) USE Sixth grade students [ethnic/cultural] USE Heterosexuals Students, Tenth grade UF Americans, South Asian Street people (Homeless people) USE High school sophomores South Asians USE Homeless people Students, Third form [national/regional] Students, Anthropology USE Third form students BT Asians USE Anthropology students Students, Third grade South Carolinians Students, Art USE Third grade students [national/regional] USE Art students Students, Twelfth grade BT Americans Students, Business school USE High school seniors South Dakotans USE Business students Students, University [national/regional] Students, Catholic school USE College students BT Americans USE Catholic school students Students, Vocational education Southern Baptists Students, College USE Vocational school students [religion] USE College students Students, Vocational school BT Baptists Students, Community college USE Vocational school students Southerners (United States) USE Community college students Stylists, Hair [national/regional] Students, Dental USE Barbers BT Americans USE Dental students Suahili speakers Sovereigns (Rulers) Students, Dentistry USE Swahili speakers USE Emperors USE Dental students Suicide victims Empresses Students, Doctoral [social] Soviets USE Doctoral students UF Suicides [national/regional] Students, Eighth grade BT Victims Residents of the former Soviet Union in general. USE Eighth grade students Suicides For residents of one of the constituent countries of Students, Elementary school USE Suicide victims the former Soviet Union see the term for the residents of the country, e.g., Russians. USE School children Suid-Afrikaners USE South Africans BT Asians Students, Eleventh grade Suisses Europeans USE High school juniors USE Swiss Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands members Students, Engineering Sunni Muslims (Germany) USE Engineering students USE Sunnites [social] Students, Fifth form Sunnis UF Social Democratic Party of Germany members USE Fifth form students USE Sunnites (Germany) Students, Fifth grade Sunnites SPD members (Germany) USE Fifth grade students [religion] Spaniards Students, First grade UF Sunni Muslims [national/regional] USE First grade students Sunnis BT Europeans Students, Fourth form BT Muslims NT Catalans USE Fourth form students Suomi speakers Spanish speakers Students, Fourth grade USE Finnish speakers [language] USE Fourth grade students Surgeons UF Castellano speakers Students, Graduate [occupation/field of activity] Castilian speakers USE Graduate students BT Physicians Español speakers Students, High school Survivors, Holocaust SPD members (Germany) USE High school students USE Holocaust survivors USE Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands Students, History Suthu (African people) members (Germany) USE History students USE Sotho (African people) Spouses, Former Students, Home-school Suto (African people) USE Divorced people USE Homeschooled students USE Sotho (African people) Stage designers Students, Homeschooled Svenska speakers USE Set designers USE Homeschooled students USE Swedish speakers Standard Arabic speakers Students, Infant school Svizzeri USE Arabic speakers USE Kindergarteners USE Swiss Standard Chinese speakers Students, Junior college Svizzers USE Chinese speakers USE Junior college students USE Swiss Standard Estonian speakers Students, Junior high school Swahili speakers USE Estonian speakers USE Junior high school students [language] Standard German speakers Students, Kindergarten UF Arab-Swahili speakers USE German speakers USE Kindergarteners Kisuaheli speakers Standard Latvian speakers Students, Law Kisuahili speakers USE Latvian speakers USE Law students Kiswaheli speakers Standard Thai speakers Students, Medical Kiswahili speakers USE Thai speakers USE Medical students Suahili speakers State, Heads of Students, Middle school Swami–Narayanis USE Rulers USE Middle school students [religion] State of Mainers Students, Ninth grade UF Swaminarayanas USE Mainers USE High school freshmen BT Hindus Statesmen Students, Nursing Swaminarayanas [occupation/field of activity] USE Nursing students USE Swami–Narayanis Stepbrothers Students, Ph. D. Swedish speakers [social] USE Doctoral students [language] BT Brothers Students, PhD USE Doctoral students UF Ruotsi speakers Svenska speakers

DG-22 Swimmers Terangi speakers Titunwan (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] Tolangan speakers USE Lakota (North American people) BT Athletes Tengu speakers Toddlers NT Divers USE Telugu speakers [age] Swiss Tennesseans Children approximately one to three years old. [national/regional] [national/regional] BT Children UF Helvètes UF Tennesseeans Togois Helvétiens Volunteers (Tennesseans) USE Togolese Helvétiques BT Americans Togolais Schweizers Tennesseeans USE Togolese Suisses USE Tennesseans Togolese Svizzeri Ténois [national/regional] Svizzers USE Nor'Westers UF Togois Switzerland residents Tenth grade students Togolais BT Europeans USE High school sophomores BT Africans Switzerland residents Tenth graders Tolangan speakers USE Swiss USE High school sophomores USE Telugu speakers Tai Lao speakers Terangi speakers Tonga speakers (Tsonga speakers) USE Lao speakers USE Telugu speakers USE Tsonga speakers Tailangi speakers Terre-Neuviens Tories (Conservative Party members) USE Telugu speakers USE Newfoundlanders USE Conservative Party members (Great Britain) Tamal speakers Terre-Neuviens et Labradoriens Torkomani speakers USE Tamil speakers USE Labradorians USE Turkmen speakers Tamalsan speakers Newfoundlanders Tory Party members (Great Britain) USE Tamil speakers Terreneuviens USE Conservative Party members (Great Britain) Tambul speakers USE Newfoundlanders Tour escorts USE Tamil speakers Terreneuviers USE Tour guides (Persons) Tamil speakers USE Newfoundlanders Tour guides (Persons) [language] Territoriens (Northwest Territories) [occupation/field of activity] UF Damulian speakers USE Nor'Westers UF Cicerones Tamal speakers Territoriens (Nunavut) Docents Tamalsan speakers USE Nunavummiut Escorts, Tourist Tambul speakers Territoriens (Yukon) Guides, Tourist Tamili speakers USE Yukoners Tour escorts Tamili speakers Teton (North American people) Tourist escorts USE Tamil speakers USE Lakota (North American people) Tourist guides (Persons) Taoists Teton Sioux (North American people) Tourists' guides (Persons) [religion] USE Lakota (North American people) BT Tourism industry employees Tar Heels Tewahdo members Tourism employees USE North Carolinians USE Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church USE Tourism industry employees Tarascan (North American people) members Tourism industry employees USE Purépecha (North American people) Texans [occupation/field of activity] Tarasco (North American people) [national/regional] UF Tourism employees USE Purépecha (North American people) UF Tejanos NT Tour guides (Persons) Tartar speakers Texians Travel agents USE Tatar speakers BT Americans Tourist escorts Tatar speakers Texians USE Tour guides (Persons) [language] USE Texans Tourist guides (Persons) UF Tartar speakers Textile artists USE Tour guides (Persons) Tax lawyers [occupation/field of activity] Tourists [occupation/field of activity] BT Artists [social] BT Lawyers Thai speakers UF Sightseers TB patients [language] BT Travelers USE Tuberculosis patients UF Central Thai speakers Tourists' guides (Persons) Tchadiens Siamese speakers USE Tour guides (Persons) USE Chadians Standard Thai speakers Traders, Fur Teachers Thaiklang speakers USE Fur traders [occupation/field of activity] Thaiklang speakers Traitors UF Faculty (Teachers) USE Thai speakers [social] Instructors Thailand Khmer speakers NT Collaborationists School teachers USE Northern Khmer speakers Trans-identified people Schoolteachers Theatrical costumers USE Transgender people BT School employees USE Costume designers Trans people Tedesco speakers Third form students USE Transgender people USE German speakers [educational level] Transexuals Teenagers UF Students, Third form USE Transsexuals [age] Third grade students Transgender-identified people People in the general age range of thirteen through [educational level] USE Transgender people eighteen years. UF Third graders Transgender people UF Adolescents Students, Third grade [gender] Teens Third graders UF Trans-identified people Young adults (Teenagers) USE Third grade students Trans people Teens Thítunwan (North American people) Transgender-identified people USE Teenagers USE Lakota (North American people) Transgendered people Tejanos Thonga speakers Transgenders USE Texans USE Tsonga speakers Transpeople Telangire speakers Tikali speakers BT Gender minorities USE Telugu speakers USE Tikar speakers Transgendered people Telegu speakers Tikar-East speakers USE Transgender people USE Telugu speakers USE Tikar speakers Transgenders Telgi speakers Tikar speakers USE Transgender people USE Telugu speakers [language] Transpeople Telugu speakers UF Ndob speakers USE Transgender people [language] Ndome speakers Transsexual people UF Andhra speakers Tikali speakers USE Transsexuals Gentoo speakers Tikar-East speakers Transsexuals Tailangi speakers Tikari speakers [gender] Telangire speakers Tingkala speakers UF Transsexual people Telegu speakers Tikari speakers Transexuals Telgi speakers USE Tikar speakers BT Gender minorities Tengu speakers Tingkala speakers Transvestites USE Tikar speakers [gender]

DG-23 Transvestites (Continued) Osmanli speakers United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second People, especially males, who assume the dress Türkçe speakers Appearing members and manner of the opposite sex for psychological Türkisch speakers USE Shakers gratification. Turki speakers United States residents UF Cross-dressers Turkman speakers USE Americans Crossdressers USE Turkmen speakers University graduates Femmiphilliacs Turkmani speakers USE College graduates BT Gender minorities USE Turkmen speakers University librarians Trappers Turkmanian speakers USE Academic librarians [occupation/field of activity] USE Turkmen speakers University students BT Hunters Turkmen USE College students Trappists [national/regional] Upper Muscogee (North American people) [social] Turkmen speakers USE Muscogee (North American people) UF Order of the Reformed Cistercians of the Strict [language] Upper Voltans Observance members UF Torkomani speakers USE Burkinabe BT Cistercians Trukhmen speakers Urdu speakers Travel agents Trukhmeny speakers [language] [occupation/field of activity] Turkman speakers UF Bihari speakers (Urdu speakers) BT Tourism industry employees Turkmani speakers Islami speakers Travelers Turkmanian speakers Undri speakers [social] Turkmencha speakers Urudu speakers UF Excursionists Turkmeni speakers Urudu speakers Travellers Turkmenler speakers USE Urdu speakers Trippers (Travelers) Turkomans speakers Urundais Voyagers Turkmencha speakers USE Burundians Wayfarers USE Turkmen speakers Urundiens NT Tourists Turkmeni speakers USE Burundians Travellers USE Turkmen speakers User services librarians USE Travelers Turkmenler speakers USE Reference librarians Trial examiners USE Turkmen speakers Utahans USE Administrative law judges Turkomans speakers USE Utahns Trippers (Travelers) USE Turkmen speakers Utahns USE Travelers Turks [national/regional] Triqui Alto speakers (Chicahuaxtla-Triqui speakers) [national/regional] UF Utahans USE Chicahuaxtla Triqui speakers BT Asians BT Americans Triqui de San Andrés Chicahuaxtla speakers Europeans Valencian speakers USE Chicahuaxtla Triqui speakers Tuscans USE Catalan speakers Trukhmen speakers [national/regional] Valets USE Turkmen speakers BT Italians [occupation/field of activity] Trukhmeny speakers Tweenagers UF Manservants USE Turkmen speakers USE Preteens BT Household employees Tsa-la-gi (North American people) Tweenies Vanouatais USE Cherokee (North American people) USE Preteens USE Ni-Vanuatu Tsalagi (North American people) Tweens Vanuatais USE Cherokee (North American people) USE Preteens USE Ni-Vanuatu Tsa'ragi' (North American people) Twelfth grade students Vanuatuans USE Cherokee (North American people) USE High school seniors USE Ni-Vanuatu Tsars Twelfth graders Vascongados (European people) USE Emperors USE High school seniors USE Basques (European people) Kings Tyrants Vascos (European people) Tshivenda speakers USE Dictators USE Basques (European people) USE Venda speakers Tzars Venda speakers Tslagi (North American people) USE Emperors [language] USE Cherokee (North American people) Kings UF Cevenda speakers Tsonga speakers Tzotsil (North American people) Chivenda speakers [language] USE Tzotzil (North American people) Tshivenda speakers UF Changana speakers Tzotzil (North American people) Vermonters Gwamba speakers (Tsonga speakers) [ethnic/cultural] [national/regional] Shangaan speakers UF Batsil K'op (North American people) BT Americans Shangana speakers Tsotsil (North American people) Veterans Shangani speakers Tzotsil (North American people) [social] Shitsonga speakers Tzotzil Maya (North American people) UF Combat veterans Thonga speakers Tzotzil Maya (North American people) Ex-military personnel Tonga speakers (Tsonga speakers) USE Tzotzil (North American people) Ex-service men Xichangana speakers Ukrainian speakers Former military personnel Xitsonga speakers [language] Military personnel, Former Tsotsil (North American people) Ukrainians Military veterans USE Tzotzil (North American people) [national/regional] Returning veterans Tuberculosis patients BT Europeans War veterans [medical, psychological, and disability] Undergraduate college students Veterinarians UF Consumption patients USE Undergraduates [occupation/field of activity] Phthisis patients Undergraduates UF Animal doctors Pulmonary tuberculosis patients [educational level] Doctors, Animal TB patients UF Undergraduate college students Viceroys BT Patients BT College students [occupation/field of activity] Tunisians NT College freshmen BT Governors [national/regional] College juniors Victims UF Ifrikiens College seniors [social] Ifrikiyens College sophomores NT Crime victims Tunisiens Undri speakers Holocaust survivors BT Africans USE Urdu speakers Holocaust victims Tunisiens Unemployed Suicide victims USE Tunisians [social] Viet speakers Türkçe speakers UF Jobless people USE Vietnamese speakers USE Turkish speakers Out-of-work people Vietnamese Turki speakers Unemployed people [national/regional] USE Turkish speakers Unemployed workers BT Asians Türkisch speakers NT Displaced workers Vietnamese Americans USE Turkish speakers Unemployed people [ethnic/cultural] Turkish speakers USE Unemployed UF Americans, Vietnamese [language] Unemployed workers Vietnamese speakers UF Anatolian speakers USE Unemployed [language]

DG-24 UF Annamese speakers Wayfarers Wyomingites Ching speakers USE Travelers [national/regional] Gin speakers (Vietnamese speakers) Welch BT Americans Jing speakers (Vietnamese speakers) USE Welsh Xichangana speakers Kinh speakers Welsh USE Tsonga speakers Viet speakers [national/regional] Xitsonga speakers Virgin Islanders UF Welch USE Tsonga speakers [national/regional] BT Britons Yaa speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) language) BT Americans Welsh speakers USE Yaka speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) Virginians [language] language) [national/regional] UF Cymraeg speakers Yaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese (Democratic UF Dominionites West Indian Americans Republic) language) BT Americans [ethnic/cultural] [language] Vlaams speakers UF Americans, West Indian UF Iaca speakers USE Dutch speakers West Indians Iaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese Vlamingen [national/regional] (Democratic Republic) language) USE Flemings UF Caribbean residents Iyaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese Vocational education students NT Cubans (Democratic Republic) language) USE Vocational school students Guadeloupians Kiyaka speakers Vocational school graduates Haitians Yaka speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) language) [educational level] Martinicans [language] UF Graduates, Vocational school Saint-Barths UF Iyaka speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) Vocational school students Saint-Martinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin) language) [educational level] West Teke speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) West Teke speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) UF Students, Vocational school language) language) Students, Vocational education USE Yaka speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) Yaa speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) Vocational education students language) language) Volof speakers West Virginians Yakusu speakers USE Wolof speakers [national/regional] USE Kele speakers (Congolese (Democratic Voltaïques BT Americans Republic) language) USE Burkinabe Western Caribbean Creole speakers (Haitian speakers) Yallof speakers Volunteers (Tennesseans) USE Haitian speakers USE Wolof speakers USE Tennesseans Western Europeans Yankees Voyagers [national/regional] USE New Englanders USE Travelers BT Europeans Yariba (African people) Waals Western Keres Pueblo speakers USE Yoruba (African people) USE Walloons USE Western Keres speakers Yooba (African people) Waddies (Cowboys) Western Keres speakers USE Yoruba (African people) USE Cowboys [language] Yoruba (African people) Walaf speakers UF Western Keres Pueblo speakers [ethnic/cultural] USE Wolof speakers Western Sioux (North American people) UF Ede-Yoruba (African people) Wallis and Futuna Islanders USE Lakota (North American people) Yariba (African people) [national/regional] Westerners (United States) Yooba (African people) UF Futunans [national/regional] Young adults Futuniens BT Americans [age] Wallisians Whalers People in the general age range of eighteen Wallisiens [occupation/field of activity] through twenty-five years. Wallisiens et Futuniens BT Fishers BT Adults BT French White Monks Young adults (Teenagers) Pacific Islanders USE Cistercians USE Teenagers Wallisians White Russian speakers Youngsters USE Wallis and Futuna Islanders USE Belarusan speakers USE Children Wallisiens White Ruthenian speakers Yukonais USE Wallis and Futuna Islanders USE Belarusan speakers USE Yukoners Wallisiens et Futuniens White supremacists Yukoners USE Wallis and Futuna Islanders [social] [national/regional] Wallons Wiccans UF Territoriens (Yukon) USE Walloons [religion] Yukonais Walloons Widowers Yukoniens [national/regional] [social] Yukonnais UF Waals Widows BT Canadians Wallons [social] Yukoniens BT Belgians Wireless operators USE Yukoners War veterans USE Radio operators Yukonnais USE Veterans Wisconsinites USE Yukoners Waro-Waro speakers [national/regional] Yunwiya (North American people) USE Wolof speakers UF Cheeseheads USE Cherokee (North American people) Washingtonians (District of Columbia) BT Americans Zaïro-Congolais [national/regional] Wolof speakers USE Congolese (Democratic Republic) BT Americans [language] Zaïrois Washingtonians (Washington State) UF Ouolof speakers USE Congolese (Democratic Republic) [national/regional] Volof speakers Zambians BT Americans Walaf speakers [national/regional] Water-colorists Waro-Waro speakers BT Africans USE Watercolorists Yallof speakers Zen Buddhists Water-colourists Women [religion] USE Watercolorists [age] BT Buddhists Watercolor painters [gender] Zhongguohua speakers USE Watercolorists BT Adults USE Chinese speakers Watercolorists Females Zhongwen speakers [occupation/field of activity] Women, Gay USE Chinese speakers UF Water-colorists USE Lesbians Zoroastrians Water-colourists Women homosexuals [religion] Watercolor painters USE Lesbians NT Parsis Watercolour painters Workers, Dislocated Zulu speakers Watercolourists USE Displaced workers [language] BT Painters Workers, Displaced UF Isizulu speakers Watercolour painters USE Displaced workers Kingoni speakers (Zulu speakers) USE Watercolorists Working class people Ngoni speakers (Zulu speakers) Watercolourists [social] Zunda speakers USE Watercolorists Wranglers (Cowboys) Zunda speakers USE Cowboys USE Zulu speakers

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