9-1-1 call takers Adoptive parents Afrikaans speakers USE Public safety dispatchers [social] [language] 9-1-1 dispatchers BT Parents UF Afrikander speakers USE Public safety dispatchers Adults Cape Dutch speakers 9-1-1 operators [age] Afrikander speakers USE Public safety dispatchers UF Grown-ups USE Afrikaans speakers 911 call takers Grownups Afro-Americans USE Public safety dispatchers NT Men USE African Americans 911 dispatchers Middle-aged people Aged people USE Public safety dispatchers Older people USE Older people 911 operators Women Agents, Authors' USE Public safety dispatchers Young adults USE Literary agents A.M.E. Church members Adventists Agents, Literary USE African Methodist Episcopal Church members [religion] USE Literary agents Abbots BT Christians Aging people [occupation/field of activity] NT Seventh-Day Adventists USE Older people BT Monks Advocates (Lawyers) Ahniyvwiya (North American people) Abusers, Drug USE Lawyers USE Cherokee (North American people) USE Drug abusers Aeronautical historians Ahvenanmaa Islanders Abyssinian speakers USE Aviation historians USE Ålanders USE Amharic speakers Afghan Americans AIDS patients Abyssinians (Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church [ethnic/cultural] [medical, psychological, and disability] members) UF Americans, Afghan UF Acquired immune deficiency syndrome patients USE Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church Afghans (Afghanistan) Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome patients members [national/regional] People living with AIDS Academic librarians Residents of Afghanistan. People living with HIV/AIDS [occupation/field of activity] BT Asians People with AIDS UF College librarians Afghans (Asian people) People with HIV/AIDS Community college librarians USE Pashtuns (Asian people) PLWAs (People living with AIDS) University librarians African Americans PLWHAs (People living with HIV/AIDS) BT Librarians [ethnic/cultural] PWAs (People with AIDS) Academicians UF Afro-Americans BT HIV-positive people USE University and college faculty members Americans, African Air hostesses Academics (University and college faculty members) Americans, Afro- USE Flight attendants USE University and college faculty members RT Blacks Air pilots Accountants African Methodist Episcopal Church members [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] [religion] UF Airline pilots UF Certified public accountants UF A.M.E. Church members Airplane pilots Chartered accountants AME Church members Aviators Public accountants BT Methodists Pilots, Airplane Acquired immune deficiency syndrome patients Africans NT Glider pilots USE AIDS patients [national/regional] Military air pilots Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome patients NT Algerians Air stewardesses USE AIDS patients Angolans USE Flight attendants Activists Basotho Air stewards [social] Batswana USE Flight attendants Actors Beninese Airline hostesses [occupation/field of activity] Burkinabe USE Flight attendants UF Actresses Burundians Airline pilots Impersonators (Actors) Cameroonians USE Air pilots Mummers (Actors) Central Africans (Central African Republic) Airline stewardesses Play actors Chadians USE Flight attendants Players (Actors) Comorans Airline stewards Stage actors Congolese (Brazzaville) USE Flight attendants Thespians Congolese (Democratic Republic) Airplane pilots Thesps Djiboutians USE Air pilots Troupers (Actors) Egyptians al-'Arabiyya speakers BT Artists Equatorial Guineans USE Arabic speakers Actresses Eritreans al-Fusha speakers USE Actors Gabonese USE Arabic speakers Addicts Gambians Alabamans [social] Ghanaians USE Alabamians NT Alcoholics Guineans Alabamians Drug addicts Ivoirians [national/regional] Recovering addicts Kenyans UF Alabamans Adjudicators (Administrative law judges) Liberians BT Americans USE Administrative law judges Madagascans Åland Islanders Administrative assistants Mahorais USE Ålanders [occupation/field of activity] Malawians Ålanders People employed to perform administrative duties. Malians [national/regional] For people who manage correspondence and routine Moroccans UF Ahvenanmaa Islanders work for a superior see Secretaries. Mozambicans Åland Islanders Administrative law judges Nigerians BT Finns [occupation/field of activity] Nigeriens Alaskans UF Adjudicators (Administrative law judges) Réunionese [national/regional] Examiners, Trial Rwandans BT Americans Examiners, Hearing Senegalese Albanaigh Uladh Hearing examiners Seychellois USE Ulster Scots Hearing officers Sierra Leoneans Albanian speakers Judges, Administrative law Somalis [language] Officers, Hearing South Africans UF Shqip speakers Trial examiners South Sudanese Shqipëri speakers BT Judges Southern Africans Albanians Administrators, University and college Sub-Saharan Africans [national/regional] USE University and college administrators Sudanese UF Shqiptarët Adolescents Tanzanians BT Europeans USE Teenagers Togolese Albertains Adopted people Tunisians USE Albertans USE Adoptees Ugandans Albertans Adoptees Zambians [national/regional] [social] Zimbabweans UF Albertains UF Adopted people BT Canadians

DG-1 BT Canadians Alcoholics Easterners (United States) Americans, German [medical, psychological, and disability] Floridians USE German Americans UF Drunkards Georgians (State of Georgia) Americans, Greek Drunks Guamanians USE Greek Americans Inebriates Hawaii residents Americans, Haitian BT Addicts Idahoans USE Haitian Americans NT Recovering alcoholics Illinoisians Americans, Hispanic Alcoholics, Parents of Indianans USE Hispanic Americans USE Parents of alcoholics Iowans Americans, Hmong Alealum speakers Kansans USE Hmong Americans USE Malayalam speakers Kentuckians Americans, Iranian Algerians Louisianians USE Iranian Americans [national/regional] Mainers Americans, Irish UF Algériens Marylanders USE Irish Americans BT Africans Michiganders Americans, Italian Algériens Midwesterners USE Italian Americans USE Algerians Minnesotans Americans, Japanese Aliens Mississippians USE Japanese Americans [social] Missourians Americans, Korean People who are not citizens of the country in which Montanans USE Korean Americans they reside. For foreign-born people who enter a Nebraskans Americans, Latino country intending to become permanent residents or citizens see Immigrants. Nevadans USE Hispanic Americans UF Foreigners New Englanders Americans, Lebanese Allergists New Hampshirites USE Lebanese Americans [occupation/field of activity] New Jerseyans Americans, Mexican UF Allergologists New Mexicans USE Mexican Americans Allergy specialists New Yorkers (New York State) Americans, Norwegian BT Physicians North Carolinians USE Norwegian Americans Allergologists North Dakotans Americans, Pacific Islander USE Allergists Northern Marianans USE Pacific Islander Americans Allergy specialists Northerners (United States) Americans, Polish USE Allergists Ohioans USE Polish Americans Allied health personnel Oklahomans Americans, Portuguese [occupation/field of activity] Oregonians USE Portuguese Americans UF Paramedical personnel Ozarkers Americans, Scots BT Medical personnel Pacific Northwesterners USE Scottish Americans NT Dental hygienists Pennsylvanians Americans, Scottish Physical therapists Puerto Ricans USE Scottish Americans Allopathic doctors Rhode Islanders Americans, Slovak USE Physicians South Carolinians USE Slovak Americans Alto saxophonists South Dakotans Americans, Slovene USE Saxophonists Southerners (United States) USE Slovenian Americans Alzheimer's patients Tennesseans Americans, Slovenian [medical, psychological, and disability] Texans USE Slovenian Americans BT Patients Utahns Americans, South Asian Alzheimer's patients' families Vermonters USE South Asian Americans [social] Virgin Islanders Americans, Vietnamese BT Families Virginians USE Vietnamese Americans Amarigna speakers Washingtonians (District of Columbia) Americans, West Indian USE Amharic speakers Washingtonians (Washington State) USE West Indian Americans Amarinya speakers West Virginians Amhara speakers USE Amharic speakers Westerners (United States) USE Amharic speakers Ambassadors Wisconsinites Amharic speakers [occupation/field of activity] Wyomingites [language] UF Commissioners, High (Ambassadors) Americans, Afghan UF Abyssinian speakers High commissioners (Ambassadors) USE Afghan Americans Amarigna speakers Ministers (Ambassadors) Americans, African Amarinya speakers BT Diplomats USE African Americans Amhara speakers Ambiguous genitalia, People with Americans, Afro- Ethiopian speakers USE Intersex people USE African Americans Amphibian biologists Ambulance dispatchers Americans, Antiguan USE Herpetologists USE Public safety dispatchers USE Antiguan Americans Anaesthesiologists AME Church members Americans, Arab USE Anesthesiologists USE African Methodist Episcopal Church members USE Arab Americans Analysts, Economic American Baptists Americans, Armenian USE Economists [religion] USE Armenian Americans Anatolian speakers Members of the American Baptist Association. Americans, Asian USE Turkish speakers USE Asian Americans Andhra speakers BT Baptists Americans, Bangladeshi USE Telugu speakers American Samoans USE Bangladeshi Americans Andorrans [national/regional] Americans, Canadian [national/regional] BT Americans USE Canadian Americans BT Europeans Pacific Islanders Americans, Caribbean Anesthesiologists American Sign Language users USE Caribbean Americans [occupation/field of activity] [language] Americans, Chinese UF Anaesthesiologists UF ASL users USE Chinese Americans Anesthetists Americans Americans, Cuban BT Physicians [national/regional] USE Cuban Americans Anesthetists UF United States residents Americans, Czech USE Anesthesiologists BT North Americans USE Czech Americans Anglers NT Alabamians Americans, Czechoslovak USE Fishers Alaskans USE Czechoslovak Americans Anglicans American Samoans Americans, Dominican [religion] Arizonans USE Dominican Americans BT Christians Arkansans Americans, Eastern European NT Church of Englanders Bay Staters USE Eastern European Americans Episcopalians Californians Americans, Ethiopian Angolanos Carolinians USE Ethiopian Americans USE Angolans Coloradans Americans, Filipino Angolans Connecticut residents USE Filipino Americans [national/regional] Dakotans Americans, Finnish UF Angolanos Delawareans USE Finnish Americans

DG-2 Angolenses Archivists Computer artists BT Africans [occupation/field of activity] Dancers Angolenses BT Information scientists Folk artists USE Angolans Argentineans Graphic artists Anguillans USE Argentines Illustrators [national/regional] Argentines Landscape artists BT Britons [national/regional] Mosaicists West Indians UF Argentineans Musicians Animal behaviorists Argentinians Painters USE Ethologists Argentinos Performance artists Animal behaviourists BT South Americans Photographers USE Ethologists Argentinians Potters Animal biologists USE Argentines Printmakers USE Zoologists Argentinos Sculptors Animal doctors USE Argentines Textile artists USE Veterinarians Arizonans Arts ministers Aniyunwiya (North American people) [national/regional] USE Culture ministers USE Cherokee (North American people) UF Arizonians Arubanen Aniyuwiya (North American people) BT Americans USE Arubans USE Cherokee (North American people) Arizonians Arubans Aniyvwiya (North American people) USE Arizonans [national/regional] USE Cherokee (North American people) Arkansans UF Arubanen Annamese speakers [national/regional] BT Dutch USE Vietnamese speakers UF Arkansians West Indians Anorexia nervosa patients Arkansawyans Ashkenazi Jews USE Anorexics Arkansawyers USE Ashkenazim Anorexics BT Americans Ashkenazic Jews [medical, psychological, and disability] Arkansawyans USE Ashkenazim UF Anorexia nervosa patients USE Arkansans Ashkenazim BT People with eating disorders Arkansawyers [ethnic/cultural] Anthropologists USE Arkansans [religion] [occupation/field of activity] Arkansians UF Ashkenazi Jews BT Scientists USE Arkansans Ashkenazic Jews NT Cultural anthropologists Armani speakers BT Jews Anthropology students USE Armenian speakers Asian Americans [social] Armed Forces personnel [ethnic/cultural] UF Students, Anthropology USE Soldiers UF Americans, Asian Anthropology teachers Armenian Americans Asian Australians [occupation/field of activity] [ethnic/cultural] [ethnic/cultural] BT Teachers UF Americans, Armenian UF Australians, Asian Antigua and Barbuda residents Armenian Canadians Asian Canadians USE Antiguans [ethnic/cultural] [ethnic/cultural] Barbudans UF Arménienne, Canadiens d'origine UF Asiatique, Canadiens d'origine Antigua Islanders Canadians, Armenian Canadians, Asian USE Antiguans Canadiens d'origine arménienne Canadiens d'origine asiatique Antiguan Americans Armenian Cypriots Asians [ethnic/cultural] [ethnic/cultural] [national/regional] UF Americans, Antiguan UF Cypriots, Armenian NT Afghans (Afghanistan) Antiguans Armenian speakers Armenians [national/regional] [language] Azerbaijanis UF Antigua and Barbuda residents UF Armani speakers Bahrainis Antigua Islanders Armjanski speakers Bangladeshis BT West Indians Armjanski Yazyk speakers Bhutanese Apache (North American people) Ena speakers (Armenian speakers) Bruneians [ethnic/cultural] Erâmani speakers Burmese UF Apache Indians [Former heading] Ermeni Dili speakers Chinese Apache Indians Ermenice speakers Cypriots USE Apache (North American people) Haieren speakers Egyptians Apothecaries Somkhuri speakers Emiratis USE Pharmacists Somekhuri speakers Filipinos Arab Americans Armenians Georgians (Republic of Georgia) [ethnic/cultural] [national/regional] Indians (India) UF Americans, Arab BT Asians Indonesians Arab-Swahili speakers Arménienne, Canadiens d'origine Iranians USE Swahili speakers USE Armenian Canadians Israelis Arabians Arminian Baptists Japanese USE Arabs USE General Baptists Jerusalemites Arabic speakers Armjanski speakers Koreans [language] USE Armenian speakers Kuwaitis UF al-'Arabiyya speakers Armjanski Yazyk speakers Kyrgyzstanis al-Fusha speakers USE Armenian speakers Laotians 'Arabiyya speakers Art collectors Lebanese Fusha speakers [occupation/field of activity] Malaysians Standard Arabic speakers UF Collectors, Art Maldivians 'Arabiyya speakers Art critics Middle Easterners USE Arabic speakers [occupation/field of activity] Mongolians Arabs UF Critics, Art Nepali [ethnic/cultural] Art historians North Koreans UF Arabians [occupation/field of activity] Pakistanis NT Bedouins BT Historians Qataris Archaeologists Art history teachers Russians [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] Saudis UF Archeologists BT History teachers Singaporeans BT Scholars Art students South Asians NT Maritime archaeologists [social] South Koreans Archeologists UF Students, Art South Vietnamese USE Archaeologists Artists Southeast Asians Architects [occupation/field of activity] Soviets [occupation/field of activity] NT Actors Sri Lankans NT Landscape architects Calligraphers Syrians Cartoonists Taiwanese Commercial artists Thai

DG-3 Asians (Continued) Azerbaijanians Residents of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania Turks USE Azerbaijanis collectively. Vietnamese Azerbaijanis UF Baltic States residents Yemenis [national/regional] BT Europeans Asiatique, Canadiens d'origine UF Azerbaidzhanis Baluchi speakers USE Asian Canadians Azerbaijanians [language] ASL users Azeries Band directors USE American Sign Language users Azeris [occupation/field of activity] Association football players BT Asians UF Band leaders USE Soccer players Europeans Bandleaders Astronauts Azeries Directors, Band [occupation/field of activity] USE Azerbaijanis Band leaders UF Cosmonauts Azeris USE Band directors Astronomers USE Azerbaijanis Conductors (Music) [occupation/field of activity] Babies Bandleaders UF Astronomists USE Infants USE Band directors BT Scientists Badw Conductors (Music) NT Planetary scientists USE Bedouins Bangala speakers (Bengali speakers) Astronomists Bahai Faith adherents USE Bengali speakers USE Astronomers USE Bahais Bangla (South Asian people) Athletes Bahais USE Bengali (South Asian people) [occupation/field of activity] [religion] Bangla-Bhasa speakers NT Australian football players UF Bahai Faith adherents USE Bengali speakers Baseball players Bahaists Bangla speakers Basketball players Bahaists USE Bengali speakers Figure skaters USE Bahais Bangladeshi Americans Football players Bahamans [ethnic/cultural] Gaelic football players USE Bahamians UF Americans, Bangladeshi Hockey players Bahamians Bangladeshis Ice dancers [national/regional] [national/regional] Roller derby skaters UF Bahamans BT Asians Rugby players BT West Indians Banglori speakers Soccer players Bahasa Daerah speakers USE Kannada speakers Swimmers USE Malay speakers Banjo pickers Attachés Bahasa Indonesia speakers USE Banjoists USE Diplomats USE Indonesian speakers Banjo players Attorneys Bahasa Malayu speakers USE Banjoists USE Lawyers USE Malay speakers Banjo students Atypical sex anatomies, People with Bahrainis [social] USE Intersex people [national/regional] UF Students, Banjo Aucklanders UF Baḥraynīyūn BT Music students [national/regional] BT Asians Banjoists BT New Zealanders Baḥraynīyūn [occupation/field of activity] Aussies USE Bahrainis UF Banjo pickers USE Australians Baja Californians (Baja California Peninsula) Banjo players Australian football players [national/regional] BT Musicians [occupation/field of activity] Residents of the Mexican states of Baja California Bank employees Athletes who play Australian football. and Baja California Sur collectively. [occupation/field of activity] BT Athletes UF Bajacalifornianos (Baja California Peninsula) Baoulé speakers Australians Canchanillas [language] [national/regional] BT Mexicans UF Baule speakers (Baoulé speakers) UF Aussies Baja Californians (State of Baja California) Baule-Ando speakers Ozzies [national/regional] Baptists NT New South Welshmen UF Bajacalifornianos (State of Baja California) [religion] Queenslanders BT Mexicans BT Christians South Australians Bajacalifornianos (Baja California Peninsula) NT American Baptists Tasmanians USE Baja Californians (Baja California Peninsula) Conservative Baptists Victorians (State of Victoria) Bajacalifornianos (State of Baja California) General Baptists Western Australians USE Baja Californians (State of Baja California) Reformed Baptists Australians, Asian Bajan Canadians Southern Baptists USE Asian Australians USE Barbadian Canadians Barbadian Canadians Australians, Greek Bajans [ethnic/cultural] USE Greek Australians USE Barbadians UF Bajan Canadians Australians, Vietnamese Balamba (African people) Barbadienne, Canadiens d'origine USE Vietnamese Australians USE Lamba (Congolese (Democratic Republic) and Canadians, Bajan Austrians Zambian people) Canadians, Barbadian [national/regional] Baleares Canadiens d'origine barbadienne UF Österreicher USE Balearic Islanders Barbadians BT Europeans Balearic Islanders [national/regional] Authors' agents [national/regional] UF Bajans USE Literary agents UF Baleares BT West Indians Autistic people Balearicos Barbadienne, Canadiens d'origine USE Autistics Balears USE Barbadian Canadians Autistics Gimnesienses Barbers [medical, psychological, and disability] Isleños (Balearic Islands, Spain) [occupation/field of activity] UF Autistic people BT Spaniards UF Hair stylists BT People with developmental disabilities Balearicos Stylists, Hair Autistics, Parents of USE Balearic Islanders Barbuda Islanders USE Parents of autistics Balears USE Barbudans Avian biologists USE Balearic Islanders Barbudans USE Ornithologists Balgarski speakers [national/regional] Aviation historians USE Bulgarian speakers UF Antigua and Barbuda residents [occupation/field of activity] Balinese Barbuda Islanders UF Aeronautical historians [national/regional] BT West Indians BT Historians BT Indonesians Bards Aviators Ballet dancers [occupation/field of activity] USE Air pilots [occupation/field of activity] Bariton players Ayisiniwok (North American people) BT Dancers USE Baryton players USE Cree (North American people) Baltic States residents Baritone saxophonists Azerbaidzhanis USE Balts USE Saxophonists USE Azerbaijanis Balts Barristers [national/regional] USE Lawyers

DG-4 Barthélemois Bayern Bhutanese USE Saint-Barths USE Bavarians [national/regional] Barydon players Bedouin Arabs BT Asians USE Baryton players USE Bedouins Bi people Baryton players Bedouins USE Bisexuals [occupation/field of activity] [ethnic/cultural] Bible scholars UF Bariton players UF Bedouin Arabs USE Biblical scholars Barydon players Badw Biblical scholars Barytonists Beduins [occupation/field of activity] Lyra bastarda players BT Arabs UF Bible scholars Paradon players Beduins Biblicists (Biblical scholars) Paridon players USE Bedouins BT Scholars Pariton players Behavioral scientists, Animal Biblicists (Biblical scholars) Viola di bordone players USE Ethologists USE Biblical scholars Viola paradon players Behaviorists, Animal Bielorussian speakers BT Musicians USE Ethologists USE Belarusan speakers Barytonists Behavioural scientists, Animal Bihari USE Baryton players USE Ethologists [national/regional] Baseball players Beifang Fangyan speakers BT Indians (India) [occupation/field of activity] USE Chinese speakers Bihari speakers (Urdu speakers) UF Baseballers Belarusan speakers USE Urdu speakers BT Athletes [language] Biologists Baseballers UF Belarusian speakers [occupation/field of activity] USE Baseball players Belorussian speakers BT Scientists Bashu ren Bielorussian speakers NT Botanists USE Sichuanese Byelorussian speakers Cell biologists Basketball players White Russian speakers Ecologists [occupation/field of activity] White Ruthenian speakers Marine biologists UF Basketballers Belarusian speakers Microbiologists BT Athletes USE Belarusan speakers Naturalists Basketballers Belgen Physiologists USE Basketball players USE Belgians Zoologists Basotho Belges Bird biologists [national/regional] USE Belgians USE Ornithologists UF Lesothans Belges congolais Bis (Bisexuals) Lesothoans USE Congolese (Democratic Republic) USE Bisexuals BT Africans Belgians Bisexual people Basotho (African people) [national/regional] USE Bisexuals USE Sotho (African people) UF Belgen Bisexuals Basques (European people) Belges [social] [ethnic/cultural] BT Europeans UF Bi people UF Euskaldunak (European people) NT Brussels Capital Region, Belgium, residents Bis (Bisexuals) Euskotarak (European people) Flemings Bisexual people Euzkadi (European people) Walloons BT Sexual minorities Vascos (European people) Beliceans Bishops Vascongados (European people) USE Belizeans [occupation/field of activity] Bass guitar players Belizeans BT Clergy USE Bass guitarists [national/regional] Blacks Bass guitarists UF Beliceans [ethnic/cultural] [occupation/field of activity] British Hondurans RT African Americans UF Bass guitar players BT Central Americans Blind Bass players (Guitarists) Belorussian speakers [medical, psychological, and disability] Bassists (Guitarists) USE Belarusan speakers UF Blind people Electric bass guitar players Benedictines BT People with disabilities Electric bass guitarists [social] Blind people Electric bassists NT Cistercians USE Blind BT Guitarists Bengali (South Asian people) Boaters Bass players [ethnic/cultural] [occupation/field of activity] USE Double bassists UF Bangla (South Asian people) People who operate boats for a living or for Bass players (Guitarists) Bengali speakers recreational purposes. USE Bass guitarists [language] NT Sailors Bass viol players UF Bangala speakers (Bengali speakers) Bohemian speakers USE Double bassists Bangla speakers USE Czech speakers Bass violin players Bangla-Bhasa speakers Bolivianos USE Cellists Beninese USE Bolivians Bass violists [national/regional] Bolivians USE Double bassists UF Béniniens [national/regional] Bassists Béninois UF Bolivianos USE Double bassists Dahoméens BT South Americans Bassists (Guitarists) BT Africans Bombardiers USE Bass guitarists Béniniens [occupation/field of activity] Basuto (African people) USE Beninese Bomber pilots USE Sotho (African people) Béninois [occupation/field of activity] Batsil K'op (North American people) USE Beninese BT Military air pilots USE Tzotzil (North American people) Berkshiremen Book editors Batswana [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] BT English UF Editors, Book UF Botswana residents Bermuda Islanders Editors, Literary BT Africans USE Bermudians Literary editors Baule-Ando speakers Bermudans Bookstore employees USE Baoulé speakers USE Bermudians [occupation/field of activity] Baule speakers (Baoulé speakers) Bermudians Bosanci USE Baoulé speakers [national/regional] USE Bosnians Bavarians UF Bermuda Islanders Bosnian-Herzegovinians [national/regional] Bermudans USE Bosnians UF Bayern Onions (Bermuda Islands) Herzegovinians BT Germans BT Britons Bosnian Swedes Bay Staters North Americans [ethnic/cultural] [national/regional] Bernardines UF Swedes, Bosnian UF Massachusettsans USE Cistercians Bosnians BT Americans [national/regional] UF Bosanci

DG-5 Bosnians (Continued) Brothers Businesspersons Bosnian-Herzegovinians [social] Businesswomen Bosnians and Herzegovinians BT Families Entrepreneurs BT Europeans NT Stepbrothers NT Sports executives Bosnians and Herzegovinians Bruneians Businesspersons USE Bosnians [national/regional] USE Businesspeople Herzegovinians BT Asians Businesswomen Botanists Brunswickiens USE Businesspeople [occupation/field of activity] USE New Brunswickers Butlers UF Plant biologists Brunswickois [occupation/field of activity] Plant scientists USE New Brunswickers UF Manservants BT Biologists Brusselaar BT Household employees Botswana residents USE Brussels Capital Region, Belgium, residents Byelorussian speakers USE Batswana Brussels Capital Region, Belgium, residents USE Belarusan speakers Bourbonnais [national/regional] Cabbage Gardeners (State of Victoria) USE Réunionese UF Brusselaar USE Victorians (State of Victoria) Boy Scouts Bruxellois Cabbage Patchers (State of Victoria) [social] BT Belgians USE Victorians (State of Victoria) UF Scouts, Boy Bruxellois Cabbage Staters (State of Victoria) Boys USE Brussels Capital Region, Belgium, residents USE Victorians (State of Victoria) [age] Buckaroos Cacchʾ (Central American people) BT Children USE Cowboys USE Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) Brandenburgers Buckeroos Cacché (Central American people) [national/regional] USE Cowboys USE Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) BT Germans Buckeyes Cadets, Military Brasileiros USE Ohioans USE Military cadets USE Brazilians Buddhists Calédoniens Brasilians [religion] USE New Caledonians USE Brazilians NT Mahayanists Californians Brazilians Nichiren Buddhists [national/regional] [national/regional] Pure Land Buddhists BT Americans UF Brasileiros Shin Buddhists Calligraphers Brasilians Zen Buddhists [occupation/field of activity] BT South Americans Bulgarian speakers UF Handwriting artists NT Fluminense [language] BT Artists Breast cancer patients UF Balgarski speakers Calvinists [medical, psychological, and disability] Pomak speakers [religion] BT Cancer patients Bulimia patients BT Christians Bretonants USE Bulimics Cambodgienne, Français d'origine USE Bretons Bulimics USE Cambodian French Bretonnes [medical, psychological, and disability] Cambodian French USE Bretons UF Bulimia patients [ethnic/cultural] Bretons BT People with eating disorders UF Cambodgienne, Français d'origine [national/regional] Burkina-Fassiens Français d'origine cambodgienne UF Bretonants USE Burkinabe French, Cambodian Bretonnes Burkinabais Cambodian speakers BT French USE Burkinabe USE Central Khmer speakers Britanno-Colombiens Burkinabe Cameroonians USE British Columbians [national/regional] [national/regional] British UF Burkina-Fassiens UF Camerounais USE Britons Burkinabais BT Africans British Colombiens Burkinabés Camerounais USE British Columbians Burkinais USE Cameroonians British Columbians Upper Voltans Canadian Americans [national/regional] Voltaïques [ethnic/cultural] UF Britanno-Colombiens BT Africans UF Americans, Canadian British Colombiens Burkinabés Canadians Britto-Colombiens USE Burkinabe [national/regional] Colombains Burkinais UF Canadiens Colombie-Britanniquois USE Burkinabe BT North Americans Colombiens Burmese NT Albertans Colombiens-Britanniques [national/regional] British Columbians Néo-Colombiens UF Myanmarese Labradorians BT Canadians BT Asians Manitobans British Guianans Burundais Maritimers USE Guyanese USE Burundians New Brunswickers British Guianese Burundians Newfoundlanders USE Guyanese [national/regional] Nor'Westers British Hondurans UF Burundais Nova Scotians USE Belizeans Burundiens Nunavummiut Britishers Urundais Ontarians USE Britons Urundiens Pacific Northwesterners Britons BT Africans Prince Edward Islanders [national/regional] Burundiens Quebeckers Residents of Great Britain. USE Burundians Saskatchewanians UF British Business people Yukoners Britishers USE Businesspeople Canadians, Armenian Brits Business persons USE Armenian Canadians BT Europeans USE Businesspeople Canadians, Asian NT Anguillans Business school students USE Asian Canadians Bermudians USE Business students Canadians, Bajan English Business students USE Barbadian Canadians Montserratians [social] Canadians, Barbadian Northern Irish UF Business school students USE Barbadian Canadians Scots Students, Business school Canadians, Ceylonese Welsh Businessmen USE Sri Lankan Canadians Brits USE Businesspeople Canadians, Finnish USE Britons Businesspeople USE Finnish Canadians Britto-Colombiens [occupation/field of activity] Canadians, Italian USE British Columbians UF Business people USE Italian Canadians Broadcast journalists, Television Business persons Canadians, Jamaican USE Television journalists Businessmen USE Jamaican Canadians

DG-6 Canadians, Japanese UF Caricaturists Guatemalans USE Japanese Canadians Cartoon artists Nicaraguans Canadians, Korean BT Artists Panamanians USE Korean Canadians Castellano speakers Salvadorans Canadians, Mexican USE Spanish speakers Central Europeans USE Mexican Canadians Castilian speakers [national/regional] Canadians, Sri Lankan USE Spanish speakers BT Europeans USE Sri Lankan Canadians Català speakers Central Khmer speakers Canadians, Ugandan USE Catalan speakers [language] USE Ugandan Canadians Catalan speakers UF Cambodian speakers Canadiens [language] Khmer speakers USE Canadians UF Català speakers Cu Tho speakers Canadiens d'origine arménienne Catalan-Valencian-Balear speakers Cur Cul speakers USE Armenian Canadians Catalonian speakers Khmer Nam Bo speakers Canadiens d'origine asiatique Valencian speakers Kho Me speakers USE Asian Canadians Catalan-Valencian-Balear speakers Khome speakers Canadiens d'origine barbadienne USE Catalan speakers Krom speakers USE Barbadian Canadians Catalans Central Thai speakers Canadiens d'origine coréenne [national/regional] USE Thai speakers USE Korean Canadians UF Catalonians Centre-Africains (Central African Republic) Canadiens d'origine finlandaise BT Spaniards USE Central Africans (Central African Republic) USE Finnish Canadians Catalog librarians Certified public accountants Canadiens d'origine italienne USE Catalogers USE Accountants USE Italian Canadians Catalogers Cestina speakers Canadiens d'origine jamaïquaine [occupation/field of activity] USE Czech speakers USE Jamaican Canadians UF Catalog librarians Cevenda speakers Canadiens d'origine japonaise Cataloging librarians USE Venda speakers USE Japanese Canadians Catalogue librarians Ceylonese Canadiens d'origine mexicaine Cataloguers USE Sri Lankans USE Mexican Canadians Library catalogers Ceylonese Canadians Canadiens d'origine ougandaise Library cataloguers USE Sri Lankan Canadians USE Ugandan Canadians BT Librarians Chadians Canadiens d'origine sri-lankaise Cataloging librarians [national/regional] USE Sri Lankan Canadians USE Catalogers UF Tchadiens Canarese speakers Catalogue librarians BT Africans USE Kannada speakers USE Catalogers Chalaque (North American people) Cancer patients Cataloguers USE Cherokee (North American people) [medical, psychological, and disability] USE Catalogers Chaldean Catholics BT Patients Catalonian speakers [religion] NT Breast cancer patients USE Catalan speakers BT Christians Lung cancer patients Catalonians Changana speakers Canchanillas USE Catalans USE Tsonga speakers USE Baja Californians (Baja California Peninsula) Catholic school students Channel Islanders Cantabrians (New Zealand) [social] USE Guernsey residents [national/regional] UF Students, Catholic school Jerseyans (Jersey) UF Cantabs (New Zealand) Catholics Chaoxian speakers Canterbury, New Zealand, residents [religion] USE Korean speakers BT New Zealanders UF Roman Catholics Chaoxian zu Cantabs (New Zealand) BT Christians USE Chosŏnjok USE Cantabrians (New Zealand) Cebu, Philippines, residents Chaoxianzu Canterbury, New Zealand, residents USE Cebuanos USE Chosŏnjok USE Cantabrians (New Zealand) Cebuanos Charity, Sisters of Cape Dutch speakers [national/regional] USE Sisters of Charity USE Afrikaans speakers UF Cebu, Philippines, residents Chartered accountants Cardiologists Cebuans USE Accountants [occupation/field of activity] Sugbuanons Chasidim BT Physicians Sugbuhanons USE Hasidim Care givers BT Filipinos Cheese makers USE Caregivers Cebuans USE Cheesemakers Caregivers USE Cebuanos Cheeseheads [occupation/field of activity] Cell biologists USE Wisconsinites Family or friends who provide personal home care [occupation/field of activity] Cheesemakers for the elderly, ill, or people with disabilities on an UF Cytologists [occupation/field of activity] informal voluntary basis. BT Biologists UF Cheese makers UF Care givers Cellists Chemical engineering students Carers [occupation/field of activity] [social] Family caregivers UF Bass violin players UF Students, Chemical engineering Home health caregivers Cello players Chemistry students Informal caregivers Violoncellists [social] Carers Violoncello players UF Students, Chemistry USE Caregivers BT Musicians Chemists Caribbean Americans Cello players [occupation/field of activity] [ethnic/cultural] USE Cellists BT Scientists UF Americans, Caribbean Celts (European people) Chemists (Pharmacists) Caribbean Islanders [ethnic/cultural] USE Pharmacists USE West Indians UF Kelts (European people) Cheraqui (North American people) Caribbean residents Centenarians USE Cherokee (North American people) USE West Indians [age] Cherokee (North American people) Caricaturists BT Older people [ethnic/cultural] USE Cartoonists Centrafricains (Central African Republic) UF Ahniyvwiya (North American people) Carolinians USE Central Africans (Central African Republic) Aniyunwiya (North American people) [national/regional] Central Africans (Central African Republic) Aniyuwiya (North American people) Residents of North and South Carolina collectively. [national/regional] Aniyvwiya (North American people) BT Americans UF Centrafricains (Central African Republic) Chalaque (North American people) Carriers, Letter Centre-Africains (Central African Republic) Cheraqui (North American people) USE Postal service employees Oubangais Cheroqui (North American people) Carriers, Mail Oubanguiens Jalagi (North American people) USE Postal service employees BT Africans Tsa-la-gi (North American people) Cartoon artists Central Americans Tsalagi (North American people) USE Cartoonists [national/regional] Tsa'ragi' (North American people) Cartoonists NT Belizeans Tslagi (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] Costa Ricans Yunwiya (North American people)

DG-7 Cheroqui (North American people) Choctaw (North American people) UF Classical scholars USE Cherokee (North American people) [ethnic/cultural] Classicalists Chess players UF Choctaw Indians [Former heading] Classics scholars [occupation/field of activity] Choctaw Indians BT Scholars Chicahuaxtla Trique speakers USE Choctaw (North American people) Classics scholars USE Chicahuaxtla Triqui speakers Chosŏnjok USE Classicists Chicahuaxtla Triqui speakers [ethnic/cultural] Clavichord players [language] Ethnic Koreans with Chinese nationality who USE Clavichordists UF Chicahuaxtla Trique speakers reside chiefly in the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Clavichord students Prefecture. Triqui Alto speakers (Chicahuaxtla-Triqui [social] speakers) UF Chaoxian zu UF Students, Clavichord Triqui de San Andrés Chicahuaxtla speakers Chaoxianzu BT Music students Chicanos Joseonjok Clavichord teachers USE Mexican Americans Christian Jews [occupation/field of activity] Chief justices USE Jewish Christians BT Music teachers USE Judges Christian Scientists Clavichordists Chief magistrates [religion] [occupation/field of activity] USE Judges BT Christians UF Clavichord players Chilamba (African people) Christians BT Musicians USE Lamba (Congolese (Democratic Republic) and [religion] Clergy Zambian people) NT Adventists [occupation/field of activity] Children Anglicans UF Clergy members [age] Baptists Members of the clergy People from birth through twelve years of age. Calvinists Ministers (Clergy) UF Kids Catholics Ordained clergy Youngsters Chaldean Catholics Ordained ministers NT Boys Christian Scientists NT Bishops Girls Congregationalists Deacons (Clergy) Infants Copts Lamas Preteens Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church Pastors Toddlers members Popes Children of collaborationists Holiness church members Priests [social] Jehovah's Witnesses Rabbis The children of collaborationists, regardless of their Jewish Christians Rectors age. Lutherans Vicars UF Collaborationists' children Maronites Clergy members Children of depressed people Melchites USE Clergy [social] Mennonites Clerks, Mail The children of depressed people, regardless of Methodists USE Postal service employees their age. Mormons Clerks, Postal UF Depressed people's children Orthodox Eastern Church members USE Postal service employees Children of divorced parents Presbyterians Clinical pharmacists [social] Protestant Church in the Netherlands members USE Pharmacists The children of divorced parents, regardless of Protestants Clothes designers their age. Puritans USE Fashion designers UF Divorced parents' children Quakers Coaches, Figure skating Children of gay men Romanian Orthodox Church members USE Figure skating coaches [social] Russian Orthodox Church members Collaborationists The children of gay men, regardless of their age. Shakers [social] UF Gay men's children Chuan ren BT Traitors Children of Holocaust survivors USE Sichuanese Collaborationists' children [social] Church of Englanders USE Children of collaborationists The children of Holocaust survivors, regardless of [religion] their age. Collectors, Art BT Anglicans USE Art collectors UF Holocaust survivors' children Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints members Children of Nazis College administrators USE Mormons USE University and college administrators [social] Church of Scotland members The children of Nazis, regardless of their age. College and university administrators [religion] USE University and college administrators UF Nazis' children Members of the national church in Scotland. College and university faculty members Chileans BT Presbyterians USE University and college faculty members [national/regional] Cicerones College and university officials UF Chilenos USE Tour guides (Persons) USE University and college administrators BT South Americans Cinema composers College and university provosts Chilenos USE Film composers USE Provosts (University and college USE Chileans Cinema studies teachers administrators) Chinese USE Film teachers College freshmen [national/regional] Cistercians [educational level] BT Asians [social] UF Freshmen, College NT Hong Kongers UF Bernardines BT Undergraduates Sichuanese Cistercians of Common Observance members College graduates Chinese Americans White Monks [educational level] [ethnic/cultural] BT Benedictines UF Graduates, College UF Americans, Chinese NT Trappists Graduates, University Chinese lute players Cistercians of Common Observance members University graduates USE Pi pa players USE Cistercians College juniors Chinese speakers Clarinet players [educational level] [language] USE Clarinetists UF Juniors, College UF Beifang Fangyan speakers Clarinetists BT Undergraduates Guanhua speakers [occupation/field of activity] College librarians Guoyu speakers UF Clarinet players USE Academic librarians Hanyu speakers Clarinettists College officials Huayu speakers BT Musicians USE University and college administrators Mandarin speakers Clarinettists College provosts Northern Chinese speakers USE Clarinetists USE Provosts (University and college Putonghua speakers Classical scholars administrators) Standard Chinese speakers USE Classicists College seniors Zhongguohua speakers Classicalists [educational level] Zhongwen speakers USE Classicists UF Seniors, College Ching speakers Classicists BT Undergraduates USE Vietnamese speakers [occupation/field of activity] College sophomores Chivenda speakers Scholars who specialize in the study of ancient [educational level] USE Venda speakers Greek and Roman languages, literature, culture, etc.

DG-8 UF Sophomores, College Company lawyers Conservatives BT Undergraduates USE Corporate lawyers [social] College students Composers People who ascribe to conservative values, [educational level] [occupation/field of activity] independent of their party affiliation. UF Students, College UF Songwriters UF Right-wingers Students, University BT Musicians Conservatives (Conservative Party members) University students NT Film composers USE Conservative Party members (Great Britain) NT Graduate students Game music composers Conservatives (Conservative Party of Canada Junior college students Computer artists members) Undergraduates [occupation/field of activity] USE Conservative Party of Canada members College teachers BT Artists (Canada : 2003- ) USE University and college faculty members Computer game composers Construction industry employees Colloquial Malay speakers USE Game music composers [occupation/field of activity] USE Malay speakers Computer game scorers (Composers) Consumption patients Colombains USE Game music composers USE Tuberculosis patients USE British Columbians Computer industry employees Contrabass players Colombianos [occupation/field of activity] USE Double bassists USE Colombians Concentration camp inmates Contrabassists Colombians [social] USE Double bassists [national/regional] UF Concentration camp prisoners Conversion therapy patients UF Colombianos BT Prisoners [medical, psychological, and disability] BT South Americans Concentration camp prisoners UF Ex-gay therapy patients Colombie-Britanniquois USE Concentration camp inmates Gay conversion therapy patients USE British Columbians Conductors (Music) Reorientation therapy patients Colombiens [occupation/field of activity] Reparative therapy patients USE British Columbians UF Band leaders Sexual orientation conversion therapy patients Colombiens-Britanniques Bandleaders Sexual reorientation therapy patients USE British Columbians Maestri (Conductors) BT Patients Coloradans Maestros (Conductors) Converts, Religious [national/regional] Music conductors USE Religious converts UF Coloradoans BT Musicians Convicts BT Americans Congolais (Brazzaville) USE Prisoners Coloradoans USE Congolese (Brazzaville) Cookery historians USE Coloradans Congolais (Democratic Republic) USE Food historians Columnists USE Congolese (Democratic Republic) Cooking historians USE Journalists Congolais belges USE Food historians Combat veterans USE Congolese (Democratic Republic) Cops USE Veterans Congolese (Brazzaville) USE Police Comic book writers [national/regional] Coptic Orthodox Church members USE Comics writers UF Congolais (Brazzaville) USE Copts Comic strip writers BT Africans Copts USE Comics writers Congolese (Democratic Republic) [religion] Comicbook writers [national/regional] UF Coptic Orthodox Church members USE Comics writers UF Belges congolais BT Christians Comics writers Congolais belges Copy editors [occupation/field of activity] Congolais (Democratic Republic) [occupation/field of activity] UF Comic book writers Zaïro-Congolais UF Editors, Copy Comic strip writers Zaïrois Cor anglais players Comicbook writers BT Africans USE English horn players Graphic novel writers Congregationalists Coréenne, Canadiens d'origine Graphic novelists [religion] USE Korean Canadians Novel writers, Graphic BT Christians Cornish speakers Novelists, Graphic Connecticotians [language] Commentators (Journalists) USE Connecticut residents UF Curnoack speakers USE Journalists Connecticut residents Kernewek speakers Commercial artists [national/regional] Kernowek speakers [occupation/field of activity] UF Connecticuters Corporate counsel UF Commercial designers Connecticotians USE Corporate lawyers BT Artists Connecticutensians Corporate lawyers Designers Nutmeggers [occupation/field of activity] Commercial designers BT Americans UF Company lawyers USE Commercial artists Connecticutensians Corporate counsel Commissioners, High (Ambassadors) USE Connecticut residents Counsel, Corporate USE Ambassadors Connecticuters Counsel, In-house Common Kartvelian speakers USE Connecticut residents In-house counsel USE Georgian speakers Conscience, Prisoners of BT Lawyers Communists USE Political prisoners Corpulent people [social] Conscientious objectors USE Overweight people People who ascribe to communist values, [social] Correspondents (Journalists) independent of their party affiliation. Conservation scientists USE Journalists Community college graduates USE Conservationists Cosmonauts [educational level] Conservationists USE Astronauts UF Graduates, Community college [occupation/field of activity] Costa Ricans Community college librarians UF Conservation scientists [national/regional] USE Academic librarians BT Scientists UF Costaricans Community college students Conservative Baptists Costarricenses [educational level] [religion] Ticos UF Students, Community college BT Baptists BT Central Americans BT Junior college students Conservative Party members (Great Britain) Costaricans Comorans [social] USE Costa Ricans [national/regional] UF Conservatives (Conservative Party members) Costarricenses UF Comoriens National Union of Conservative and Unionist USE Costa Ricans Comoris Associations members (Great Britain) Costume designers Comorois Tories (Conservative Party members) [occupation/field of activity] BT Africans Tory Party members (Great Britain) UF Costumers, Theatrical Comoriens Conservative Party of Canada members (Canada : Theatrical costumers USE Comorans 2003- ) BT Designers Comoris [social] Costumers, Theatrical USE Comorans UF Conservatives (Conservative Party of Canada USE Costume designers Comorois members) Côte-d'Ivoire residents USE Comorans Parti Conservateur du Canada members USE Ivoirians (Canada : 2003- )

DG-9 Counsel, Corporate Secretaries of culture Dansk speakers USE Corporate lawyers BT Government employees USE Danish speakers Counsel, In-house Culture secretaries Danskere USE Corporate lawyers USE Culture ministers USE Danes Couturiers (Designers) Cur Cul speakers Danskerne USE Fashion designers USE Central Khmer speakers USE Danes Cowboys Curaçoleño speakers Darazis [occupation/field of activity] USE Papiamentu speakers USE Druzes People who tend to cattle or horses, usually on a Curassese speakers Deacons, Lay ranch. USE Papiamentu speakers USE Lay deacons UF Buckaroos Curators, Museum Deacons (Clergy) Buckeroos USE Museum curators [occupation/field of activity] Cowhands Curnoack speakers BT Clergy Cowmen USE Cornish speakers Deaf Cowpokes Cymraeg speakers [medical, psychological, and disability] Cowpunchers USE Welsh speakers UF Deaf people Waddies (Cowboys) Cyprians BT Hearing impaired Wranglers (Cowboys) USE Cypriots Deaf-blind Cowhands Cypriotes USE Deafblind USE Cowboys USE Cypriots Deaf people Cowmen Cypriots USE Deaf USE Cowboys [national/regional] Deafblind Cowpokes UF Cyprians [medical, psychological, and disability] USE Cowboys Cypriotes UF Deaf-blind Cowpunchers Kıbrıslılar BT People with disabilities USE Cowboys Kyprioi Deejays Cree (North American people) BT Asians USE Disc jockeys [ethnic/cultural] Europeans Defenders, Public UF Ayisiniwok (North American people) Cypriots, Armenian USE Public defenders Cree Indians [Former heading] USE Armenian Cypriots Delawareans Iyiniwok (North American people) Cytologists [national/regional] Nehiyawok (North American people) USE Cell biologists BT Americans Cree Indians Czars Delinquents USE Cree (North American people) USE Emperors USE Criminals Creek (North American people) Kings Democratic Party members (South Africa) USE Muscogee (North American people) Czech Americans [social] Crime victims [ethnic/cultural] Democratic Party members (United States) [social] UF Americans, Czech [social] BT Victims Czech speakers UF Democrats (Democratic Party members) NT Sexual abuse victims [language] Democrats (Democratic Party members) Crime victims' families UF Bohemian speakers USE Democratic Party members (United States) [social] Cestina speakers Dental hygienists BT Families Czechoslovak Americans [occupation/field of activity] Criminal defense lawyers [ethnic/cultural] BT Allied health personnel [occupation/field of activity] UF Americans, Czechoslovak Dental students BT Lawyers Czechoslovakians [social] NT Public defenders USE Czechoslovaks UF Dentistry students Criminals Czechoslovaks Students, Dental [social] [national/regional] Students, Dentistry UF Delinquents UF Czechoslovakians Dentistry students Law breakers BT Europeans USE Dental students Offenders Czechs Dentists NT Mass murderers [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] Critics, Art BT Europeans BT Medical personnel USE Art critics Dads Deportees Cross-dressers USE Fathers [social] USE Transvestites Dahoméens Depressed people Crossdressers USE Beninese [medical, psychological, and disability] USE Transvestites Dairy farmers UF Depressives Cu Tho speakers [occupation/field of activity] Mentally depressed people USE Central Khmer speakers UF Dairymen BT Mentally ill Cuban Americans BT Farmers Depressed people's children [ethnic/cultural] Dairymen USE Children of depressed people UF Americans, Cuban USE Dairy farmers Depressed people's families Cubanos Dakhini speakers (Hindi speakers) [social] USE Cubans USE Hindi speakers BT Families Cubans Dakotans Depressives [national/regional] [national/regional] USE Depressed people UF Cubanos Residents of North and South Dakota collectively. Designers BT West Indians BT Americans [occupation/field of activity] Culinary historians Damulian speakers NT Commercial artists USE Food historians USE Tamil speakers Costume designers Cultural anthropologists Dance historians Fashion designers [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] Graphic designers UF Ethnologists BT Historians Industrial designers Social anthropologists Dancers Interior designers BT Anthropologists [occupation/field of activity] Landscape architects Cultural ministers BT Artists Lighting designers USE Culture ministers NT Ballet dancers Set designers Cultural secretaries Ice dancers Detainees, Political USE Culture ministers Danes USE Political prisoners Culture ministers [national/regional] Deutsch speakers [occupation/field of activity] UF Danskere USE German speakers UF Arts ministers Danskerne Deutschen Cultural ministers BT Europeans USE Germans Cultural secretaries Dänisch speakers Developmental disabilities, People with Culture secretaries USE Danish speakers USE People with developmental disabilities Heritage ministers Danish speakers Developmentally disabled Ministers of arts [language] USE People with developmental disabilities Ministers of culture UF Dänisch speakers Devonians Ministers of heritage Dansk speakers [national/regional] Rigsdansk speakers

DG-10 UF Devonites Exes (Ex-spouses) UF Druggies BT English Former spouses Junkies (Drug addicts) Devonites Spouses, Former BT Addicts USE Devonians NT Divorced parents Drug abusers Dictators Djiboutians Drug users [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] USE Drug abusers UF Tyrants UF Djiboutiens Druggies BT Rulers Djiboutis USE Drug addicts Dieters BT Africans Druggists [social] Djiboutiens USE Pharmacists Dieticians USE Djiboutians Drum players USE Nutritionists Djiboutis USE Drummers Dietists USE Djiboutians Drummers USE Nutritionists DJs (Disc jockeys) [occupation/field of activity] Dietitians USE Disc jockeys UF Drum players USE Nutritionists Docents Drummists Diné (North American people) USE Tour guides (Persons) BT Musicians USE Navajo (North American people) Doctoral students Drummists Diplomats [educational level] USE Drummers [occupation/field of activity] UF Ph. D. students Drunkards UF Attachés PhD students USE Alcoholics NT Ambassadors Students, Doctoral Drunks Directors, Band Students, Ph. D. USE Alcoholics USE Band directors Students, PhD Druses Directors, Film BT Graduate students USE Druzes USE Motion picture directors Doctors Druzes Directors, Motion picture USE Physicians [religion] USE Motion picture directors Doctors, Animal UF Darazis Directors, Movie USE Veterinarians Druses USE Motion picture directors Doctors of medicine Druzim Directors, Orchestra USE Physicians Durūz USE Orchestra directors Domestic employees Muwaḥḥidūn (Druzes) Disabilities, People with USE Household employees BT Muslims USE People with disabilities Dominica Islanders Druzim Disabled, Developmentally USE Dominicans (Dominica) USE Druzes USE People with developmental disabilities Dominican Americans Durūz Disabled people [ethnic/cultural] USE Druzes USE People with disabilities Americans who can trace their ancestry to the Dutch Disc jockeys Dominican Republic. [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] UF Americans, Dominican UF Dutchmen UF Deejays Dominican Republicans Hollanders Disk jockeys USE Dominicans (Dominican Republic) Nederlanders DJs (Disc jockeys) Dominicanos (Dominican Republic) BT Europeans BT Musicians USE Dominicans (Dominican Republic) NT Arubans Disk jockeys Dominicans (Dominica) Dutch speakers USE Disc jockeys [national/regional] [language] Dislocated workers UF Dominica Islanders UF Flemish speakers USE Displaced workers BT West Indians Hollands speakers Dispatchers, Ambulance Dominicans (Dominican Republic) Nederlands speakers USE Public safety dispatchers [national/regional] Vlaams speakers Dispatchers, Emergency UF Dominican Republicans Dutchmen USE Public safety dispatchers Dominicanos (Dominican Republic) USE Dutch Dispatchers, Fire BT West Indians Dyslexics USE Public safety dispatchers Dominionites [medical, psychological, and disability] Dispatchers, Law enforcement USE Virginians BT People with developmental disabilities USE Public safety dispatchers Double bass players Dyslexics, Parents of Dispatchers, Police USE Double bassists USE Parents of dyslexics USE Public safety dispatchers Double bassists East Anglians Dispatchers, Police radio [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] USE Public safety dispatchers UF Bass players BT English Dispatchers, Public safety Bass viol players East Europeans USE Public safety dispatchers Bass violists USE Eastern Europeans Displaced employees Bassists East Indians USE Displaced workers Contrabass players USE Indians (India) Displaced workers Contrabassists Eastern European Americans [social] Double bass players [ethnic/cultural] UF Dislocated workers Stand-up bass players UF Americans, Eastern European Displaced employees Stand-up bassists Eastern Europeans Employees, Dislocated String bass players [national/regional] Employees, Displaced String bassists UF East Europeans Workers, Dislocated Upright bass players BT Europeans Workers, Displaced Upright bassists Eastern Orthodox Church members BT Unemployed BT Musicians USE Orthodox Eastern Church members Dissenters (Dissidents) Down Easters Eastern Thai speakers USE Dissidents USE Mainers USE Lao speakers Dissidents Downeasters Easterners (United States) [social] USE Mainers [national/regional] UF Dissenters (Dissidents) Dravidians (Indic people) BT Americans Nonconformists (Dissidents) [ethnic/cultural] Eating disorders, People with Rebels (Dissidents) Drone aircraft pilots USE People with eating disorders Divers [occupation/field of activity] Ecologists [occupation/field of activity] UF Drone pilots [occupation/field of activity] BT Swimmers BT Military air pilots BT Biologists Divorced parents Drone pilots Ecology students [social] USE Drone aircraft pilots [social] BT Divorced people Drug abusers UF Students, Ecology Parents [medical, psychological, and disability] Economic analysts Divorced parents' children UF Abusers, Drug USE Economists USE Children of divorced parents Drug users Economics teachers Divorced people NT Drug addicts [occupation/field of activity] [social] Drug addicts BT Teachers UF Ex-spouses [medical, psychological, and disability]

DG-11 Economists Emcees (Rap musicians) English hornists [occupation/field of activity] USE Rappers USE English horn players UF Analysts, Economic Emergency communications operators English speakers Economic analysts USE Public safety dispatchers [language] NT Environmental economists Emergency dispatchers Entomologists Ecuadorans USE Public safety dispatchers [occupation/field of activity] USE Ecuadorians Emergency medical technicians UF Insect biologists Ecuadoreans [occupation/field of activity] Insect scientists USE Ecuadorians UF Emergency paramedics BT Zoologists Ecuadorians EMTs (Emergency medical technicians) Entomology teachers [national/regional] Paramedics, Emergency [occupation/field of activity] UF Ecuadorans BT Medical personnel BT Teachers Ecuadoreans Emergency medicine physicians Entrepreneurs Ecuatorianos USE Emergency physicians USE Businesspeople BT South Americans Emergency paramedics Environmental economists Ecuatoguineanos USE Emergency medical technicians [occupation/field of activity] USE Equatorial Guineans Emergency physicians BT Economists Ecuatorianos [occupation/field of activity] Environmental historians USE Ecuadorians UF Emergency medicine physicians [occupation/field of activity] Ede-Yoruba (African people) Emergency room physicians BT Historians USE Yoruba (African people) BT Physicians NT Fire historians Editors, Book Emergency room physicians Environmental lawyers USE Book editors USE Emergency physicians [occupation/field of activity] Editors, Copy Emigrants BT Lawyers USE Copy editors USE Immigrants Episcopalians Editors, Film Emiratis [religion] USE Motion picture editors [national/regional] BT Anglicans Editors, Literary UF Emirians Équato-Guinéens USE Book editors Emiris USE Equatorial Guineans Periodical editors Imārātīyūn Equatoguineans Editors, Magazine United Arab Emirates residents USE Equatorial Guineans USE Periodical editors BT Asians Équatoguinéens Editors, Motion picture Emirians USE Equatorial Guineans USE Motion picture editors USE Emiratis Equatorial Guineans Editors, Newspaper Emiris [national/regional] USE Newspaper editors USE Emiratis UF Ecuatoguineanos Editors, Periodical Emperors Équato-Guinéens USE Periodical editors [occupation/field of activity] Equatoguineans Editors, Story UF Czars Équatoguinéens USE Story editors Monarchs Guinéens-Équatorial Édouardais (Prince Edward Island) Sovereigns (Rulers) BT Africans USE Prince Edward Islanders Tsars Erâmani speakers Édouardiens (Prince Edward Island) Tzars USE Armenian speakers USE Prince Edward Islanders BT Rulers Eritreans Educators Employees, Dislocated [national/regional] USE Teachers USE Displaced workers UF Iritrīyūn Eesti speakers Employees, Displaced BT Africans USE Estonian speakers USE Displaced workers Ermeni Dili speakers Eestlased Empresses USE Armenian speakers USE Estonians [occupation/field of activity] Ermenice speakers Egyptians Women rulers of empires and wives or consorts of USE Armenian speakers [national/regional] emperors. Erse speakers UF Miṣrīyūn UF Monarchs USE Irish speakers BT Africans Sovereigns (Rulers) Erzia speakers Asians BT Rulers USE Erzya speakers Eighth grade students EMTs (Emergency medical technicians) Erzya speakers [educational level] USE Emergency medical technicians [language] UF Eighth graders Ena speakers (Armenian speakers) UF Erzia speakers Students, Eighth grade USE Armenian speakers Mordvin speakers Eighth graders Endocrinologists Mordvin-Erzya speakers USE Eighth grade students [occupation/field of activity] Escorts, Tourist Einu (North American people) BT Medical scientists USE Tour guides (Persons) USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) Engineering students Español speakers Éireannaigh (Northern Ireland) [social] USE Spanish speakers USE Northern Irish UF Students, Engineering Este Mvskokvlke (North American people) Éireannaigh (Republic of Ireland) Engineers USE Muscogee (North American people) USE Irish (Republic of Ireland) [occupation/field of activity] Esthonians Ekele speakers NT Forensic engineers USE Estonians USE Kele speakers (Congolese (Democratic Geotechnical engineers Estonian speakers Republic) language) Industrial engineers [language] El Salvador residents Engineers, Flight UF Eesti speakers USE Salvadorans USE Flight engineers Standard Estonian speakers Elderly people English Estonians USE Older people [national/regional] [national/regional] Electric bass guitar players Residents of England. UF Eestlased USE Bass guitarists BT Britons Esthonians Electric bass guitarists NT Berkshiremen BT Europeans USE Bass guitarists Devonians Etchers Electric bassists East Anglians [occupation/field of activity] USE Bass guitarists Kentishmen BT Printmakers Elementary school students Lancastrians Ethiopian Americans USE School children Midlanders (England) [ethnic/cultural] Eleventh grade students Oxfordshiremen UF Americans, Ethiopian USE High school juniors Yorkshiremen Ethiopian Orthodox Church members Eleventh graders English football players USE Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church USE High school juniors USE Soccer players members Eluosi speakers English horn players Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church members USE Russian speakers [occupation/field of activity] [religion] Embroiderers UF Cor anglais players UF Abyssinians (Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo [occupation/field of activity] English hornists Church members) BT Needleworkers BT Musicians Ethiopian Orthodox Church members

DG-12 Tewahdo members Executives, Sports UF Skaters, Figure BT Christians USE Sports executives BT Athletes Ethiopian speakers Exes (Ex-spouses) Figure skating coaches USE Amharic speakers USE Divorced people [occupation/field of activity] Ethnologists Exiles UF Coaches, Figure skating USE Cultural anthropologists [social] Fiji Islanders Ethologists Expatriates USE Fijians [occupation/field of activity] [social] Fijians UF Animal behaviorists UF Expats [national/regional] Animal behaviourists Expats UF Fiji Islanders Behavioral scientists, Animal USE Expatriates BT Pacific Islanders Behaviorists, Animal Expert witnesses Filipino Americans Behavioural scientists, Animal [occupation/field of activity] [ethnic/cultural] BT Zoologists UF Skilled witnesses UF Americans, Filipino European football players Witnesses, Expert Filipinos USE Soccer players Witnesses, Skilled [national/regional] Europeans Faculty (Teachers) UF Philippines residents [national/regional] USE Teachers BT Asians NT Albanians Faculty members, University and college NT Cebuanos Andorrans USE University and college faculty members Film composers Austrians Families [occupation/field of activity] Azerbaijanis [social] UF Cinema composers Balts NT Alzheimer's patients' families Film score composers Belgians Brothers Film scorers Bosnians Crime victims' families Motion picture composers Britons Depressed people's families Movie composers Central Europeans Holocaust survivors' families Scorers, Film Cypriots Parents BT Composers Czechoslovaks Sisters Film directors Czechs Family caregivers USE Motion picture directors Danes USE Caregivers Film editors Dutch Family lawyers USE Motion picture editors Eastern Europeans [occupation/field of activity] Film production teachers Estonians BT Lawyers USE Film teachers Finns Farm operators Film score composers Franks USE Farmers USE Film composers French Farmers Film scorers Georgians (Republic of Georgia) [occupation/field of activity] USE Film composers Germans UF Farm operators Film studies teachers Greeks Operators, Farm USE Film teachers Guernsey residents Planters (Farmers) Film teachers Herzegovinians NT Dairy farmers [occupation/field of activity] Hungarians Fascists UF Cinema studies teachers Icelanders [social] Film production teachers Irish NT Neo-Nazis Film studies teachers Irish (Republic of Ireland) Fashion designers Video studies teachers Italians [occupation/field of activity] BT Teachers Jerseyans (Jersey) UF Clothes designers Filmmakers Kosovans Couturiers (Designers) USE Motion picture directors Latvians BT Designers Finlandaise, Canadiens d'origine Liechtensteiners Fashion photographers USE Finnish Canadians Lithuanians [occupation/field of activity] Finlanders Luxembourgers BT Photographers USE Finns Macedonians Fat people Finnish Americans Maltese USE Overweight people [ethnic/cultural] Manx Fathers UF Americans, Finnish Monegasques [social] Finnish Canadians Norwegians UF Dads [ethnic/cultural] Poles BT Parents UF Canadians, Finnish Portuguese NT Stepfathers Canadiens d'origine finlandaise Romanians Female gays Finlandaise, Canadiens d'origine Russians USE Lesbians Finnish speakers Serbs Female homosexuals [language] Slovaks USE Lesbians UF Finska speakers Slovenes Females Suomi speakers Soviets [social] Finns Spaniards NT Lesbians [national/regional] Swedes Women UF Finlanders Swiss Feminists Suomalaiset Turks [social] BT Europeans Ukrainians Femmiphilliacs NT Ålanders Western Europeans USE Transvestites Finska speakers Euskaldunak (European people) Fianna Fáil members (Ireland) USE Finnish speakers USE Basques (European people) [social] Fire dispatchers Euskotarak (European people) UF Republican Party members (Ireland) USE Public safety dispatchers USE Basques (European people) Fifth form students Fire fighters Euzkadi (European people) [educational level] [occupation/field of activity] USE Basques (European people) UF Students, Fifth form UF Firefighters Ex-gay therapy patients Fifth grade students BT First responders USE Conversion therapy patients [educational level] Fire historians Ex-military personnel UF Fifth graders [occupation/field of activity] USE Veterans Students, Fifth grade BT Environmental historians Ex-service men Fifth grade teachers Firefighters USE Veterans [occupation/field of activity] USE Fire fighters Ex-spouses BT Teachers First grade students USE Divorced people Fifth graders [educational level] Examiners, Hearing USE Fifth grade students UF First graders USE Administrative law judges Fighter pilots Students, First grade Examiners, Trial [occupation/field of activity] First grade teachers USE Administrative law judges BT Military air pilots [occupation/field of activity] Excursionists Figure skaters BT Teachers USE Travelers [occupation/field of activity]

DG-13 First graders UF Cookery historians French Guianese USE First grade students Cooking historians [national/regional] First responders Culinary historians UF French Guianans [occupation/field of activity] Foodways historians Guianans, French NT Fire fighters Gastronomical historians Guianese, French Peace officers Gastronomy historians Guyanais (French Guiana) Fisheries scientists BT Historians BT French [occupation/field of activity] Foodways historians South Americans UF Fishery scientists USE Food historians French Polynesians BT Scientists Football players [national/regional] Fishermen [occupation/field of activity] UF Francopolynésiens USE Fishers Athletes who play American football. Polynésiens (French Polynesia) Fishers BT Athletes BT French [occupation/field of activity] Football players (Soccer players) Pacific Islanders UF Anglers USE Soccer players French speakers Fishermen Foreign correspondents [language] NT Whalers [occupation/field of activity] UF Français speakers Fishery scientists BT Journalists Freshmen, College USE Fisheries scientists Foreign language teachers USE College freshmen Flamands USE Language teachers Freshmen, High school USE Flemings Foreigners USE High school freshmen Flautists USE Aliens Fretted instrument players USE Flutists Immigrants USE Plucked instrument players Flemings Forensic engineers Fretted instrument teachers [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] USE Plucked instrument teachers UF Flamands BT Engineers Friends (Quakers) Vlamingen Forest land owners USE Quakers BT Belgians USE Forest landowners Friends Church members Flemish speakers Forest landowners USE Quakers USE Dutch speakers [social] Fur traders Flight attendants UF Forest land owners [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] Forest owners UF Traders, Fur UF Air hostesses Owners of forests Fusha speakers Air stewardesses Owners of woodland USE Arabic speakers Air stewards Woodland owners Futunans Airline hostesses BT Landowners USE Wallis and Futuna Islanders Airline stewardesses Forest owners Futuniens Airline stewards USE Forest landowners USE Wallis and Futuna Islanders Hostesses, Air Former military personnel Gabonais Stewardesses, Air USE Veterans USE Gabonese Stewards, Air Former spouses Gabonese Flight engineers USE Divorced people [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] Formosans UF Gabonais UF Engineers, Flight USE Taiwanese BT Africans Flight navigators Forte-pianists Gaelic football players [occupation/field of activity] USE Pianists [occupation/field of activity] UF Navigators, Flight Fortepianists Athletes who play Gaelic football. Flight radio operators USE Pianists BT Athletes [occupation/field of activity] Fourth form students Gaelic Irish speakers BT Radio operators [educational level] USE Irish speakers Floridans UF Students, Fourth form Gaelige speakers USE Floridians Fourth grade students USE Irish speakers Floridians [educational level] Gàidhlig speakers [national/regional] UF Fourth graders USE Scottish Gaelic speakers UF Floridans Students, Fourth grade Galego speakers BT Americans Fourth graders USE Galician speakers Fluminense USE Fourth grade students Galician speakers [national/regional] Français [language] Residents of the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. USE French UF Galego speakers UF Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, residents [Former Français d'origine cambodgienne Gallego speakers heading] USE Cambodian French Gallego speakers BT Brazilians Français speakers USE Galician speakers Flute players USE French speakers Gamba players USE Flutists Franciscans USE Viol players Flute students [social] Gambians [social] Francopolynésiens [national/regional] UF Students, Flute USE French Polynesians BT Africans BT Music students Franks Gambists Flute teachers [national/regional] USE Viol players [occupation/field of activity] BT Europeans Game composers BT Music teachers French USE Game music composers Fluters (Musicians) [national/regional] Game music composers USE Flutists UF Français [occupation/field of activity] Flutists BT Europeans UF Computer game composers [occupation/field of activity] NT Bretons Computer game scorers (Composers) UF Flautists French Guianese Game composers Flute players French Polynesians Game scorers (Composers) Fluters (Musicians) Guadeloupians Game sound composers BT Musicians Mahorais Scorers, Computer game (Composers) Folk artists Martinicans Scorers, Game (Composers) [occupation/field of activity] New Caledonians Scorers, Video game (Composers) BT Artists Réunionese Video game composers Folk singers Saint-Barths Video game scorers (Composers) [occupation/field of activity] Saint-Martinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin) BT Composers UF Folksingers Saint-Pierrais et Miquelonnais Game scorers (Composers) BT Singers Wallis and Futuna Islanders USE Game music composers Folklorists French, Cambodian Game sound composers [occupation/field of activity] USE Cambodian French USE Game music composers Folksingers French, Lebanese Gang members USE Folk singers USE Lebanese French [social] Food historians French Guianans UF Members of gangs [occupation/field of activity] USE French Guianese

DG-14 Garden architects Georgians (State of Georgia) Judges USE Landscape architects [national/regional] Legislative employees Gardeners BT Americans Postal service employees [occupation/field of activity] Geotechnical engineers Vice presidents (Government employees) Gastronomical historians [occupation/field of activity] Government lawyers USE Food historians UF Geotechs USE Government attorneys Gastronomy historians BT Engineers Government officials USE Food historians Geotechs USE Government employees Gay conversion therapy patients USE Geotechnical engineers Governors USE Conversion therapy patients Geriatricians [occupation/field of activity] Gay females [occupation/field of activity] BT Rulers USE Lesbians BT Physicians NT Viceroys Gay males German Americans Graduate students USE Gay men [ethnic/cultural] [educational level] Gay men UF Americans, German UF Post-graduate students [social] German speakers Postgraduate students UF Gay males [language] Students, Graduate Men, Gay UF Deutsch speakers Students, Post-graduate BT Gays Standard German speakers Students, Postgraduate Males Tedesco speakers BT College students Gay men's children German studies specialists NT Doctoral students USE Children of gay men USE Germanists Graduates, College Gay people Germanists USE College graduates USE Gays [occupation/field of activity] Graduates, Community college Gay women UF German studies specialists USE Community college graduates USE Lesbians BT Scholars Graduates, High school Gayelles Germans USE High school graduates USE Lesbians [national/regional] Graduates, Junior high school Gays UF Deutschen USE Junior high school graduates [social] BT Europeans Graduates, University UF Gay people NT Bavarians USE College graduates Homosexuals Brandenburgers Graduates, Vocational school BT Sexual minorities Hessians USE Vocational school graduates NT Gay men Westphalians Graffiti artists Lesbians Ghanaians [occupation/field of activity] Gays, Female [national/regional] BT Muralists USE Lesbians UF Ghanians Grand-Ducaux Gays, Parents of Gold Coasters (Ghanians) USE Luxembourgers USE Parents of gays BT Africans Graphic artists Gendarmes Ghanians [occupation/field of activity] USE Police USE Ghanaians Artists who specialize in printmaking and Gender minorities Gimnesienses illustration that depend upon line and not color to render the design. For persons who design and [social] USE Balearic Islanders create artwork and copy layouts, including both words UF GLBT people Gin speakers (Vietnamese speakers) and images, for presentation by visual media such as GLBTQ people USE Vietnamese speakers books, magazines, newspapers, posters, television, LGBT people Girl Guides and packaging see Graphic designers. LGBTQ people [social] Note under Graphic designers NT Intersex people UF Guides, Girl BT Artists Transgender people Girls Graphic designers Transsexuals [age] [occupation/field of activity] Transvestites BT Children Persons who design and create artwork and copy layouts, including both words and images, for Genealogists GLBT people presentation by visual media such as books, [occupation/field of activity] USE Gender minorities magazines, newspapers, posters, television, and BT Historians Sexual minorities packaging. For artists who specialize in printmaking General Baptists GLBTQ people and illustration that depend upon line and not color to render the design see Graphic artists. [religion] USE Gender minorities Note under Graphic artists UF Arminian Baptists Sexual minorities BT Baptists Glider pilots BT Designers General practice physicians [occupation/field of activity] Graphic novel writers USE General practitioners (Physicians) UF Hang glider pilots USE Comics writers General practitioners (Physicians) BT Air pilots Graphic novelists [occupation/field of activity] NT Military glider pilots USE Comics writers UF General practice physicians Goanese Greek Americans BT Physicians USE Goans [ethnic/cultural] Generals Goans UF Americans, Greek [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] Greek Australians BT Soldiers UF Goanese [ethnic/cultural] Genre painters Goenkars UF Australians, Greek [occupation/field of activity] BT Indians (India) Greek Orthodox Church members BT Painters Goenkars USE Orthodox Eastern Church members Gentoo speakers USE Goans Greeks USE Telugu speakers Gold Coasters (Ghanians) [national/regional] Geography teachers USE Ghanaians UF Hellēnes [occupation/field of activity] Gouadeloupéens BT Europeans BT Teachers USE Guadeloupians Grenadans Geologists Gourmets USE Grenadians [occupation/field of activity] [social] Grenadians BT Scientists Government attorneys [national/regional] Geophysicists [occupation/field of activity] UF Grenadans [occupation/field of activity] UF Government counsels BT West Indians BT Scientists Government lawyers Grenadine Islanders Georgian speakers BT Government employees USE Saint Vincentians [language] Lawyers Grown-ups UF Common Kartvelian speakers NT Public defenders USE Adults Gruzin speakers Government counsels Grownups Gruzinski speakers USE Government attorneys USE Adults Kartuli speakers Government employees Gruzin speakers Georgians (Republic of Georgia) [occupation/field of activity] USE Georgian speakers [national/regional] UF Government officials Gruzinski speakers BT Asians Officials, Government USE Georgian speakers Europeans NT Culture ministers Government attorneys

DG-15 Guadeloupéens Haidai (North American people) Health sociologists USE Guadeloupians USE Haida (North American people) USE Medical sociologists Guadeloupians Haieren speakers Healthcare professionals [national/regional] USE Armenian speakers USE Medical personnel UF Gouadeloupéens Hair stylists Hearing examiners Guadeloupéens USE Barbers USE Administrative law judges BT French Haitian Americans Hearing impaired West Indians [ethnic/cultural] [medical, psychological, and disability] Guamanians UF Americans, Haitian BT People with disabilities [national/regional] Haitian Creole speakers NT Deaf BT Americans USE Haitian speakers Hearing officers Guanhua speakers Haitian speakers USE Administrative law judges USE Chinese speakers [language] Hebrew Christians Guaraní (South American people) UF Haitian Creole speakers USE Jewish Christians [ethnic/cultural] Western Caribbean Creole speakers (Haitian Hebrew speakers Guatemalans speakers) [language] [national/regional] Haitians UF Israeli speakers UF Guatemaltecos [national/regional] Ivrit speakers BT Central Americans UF Haïtiens Hebrews Guatemaltecos BT West Indians USE Jews USE Guatemalans Haïtiens Hellēnes Guernesiais USE Haitians USE Greeks USE Guernsey residents Hand-loom weavers Helvètes Guernesyais USE Weavers USE Swiss USE Guernsey residents Hand weavers Helvétiens Guernsey residents USE Weavers USE Swiss [national/regional] Handicapped people Helvétiques UF Channel Islanders USE People with disabilities USE Swiss Guernesiais Handloom weavers Hercegovci Guernesyais USE Weavers USE Herzegovinians BT Europeans Handweavers Heritage ministers Guianans, British USE Weavers USE Culture ministers USE Guyanese Handwriting artists Hermaphrodites Guianans, French USE Calligraphers USE Intersex people USE French Guianese Hang glider pilots Hermaphroditic people Guianese, British USE Glider pilots USE Intersex people USE Guyanese Han'gugŏ speakers Herpetologists Guianese, French USE Korean speakers [occupation/field of activity] USE French Guianese Hanguk Mal speakers UF Amphibian biologists Guides, Girl USE Korean speakers Reptile biologists USE Girl Guides Hanguk Uh speakers BT Zoologists Guides, Tourist USE Korean speakers Herzegovinians USE Tour guides (Persons) Hanguohua speakers [national/regional] Guineans USE Korean speakers UF Bosnian-Herzegovinians [national/regional] Hanyu speakers Bosnians and Herzegovinians UF Guinéens USE Chinese speakers Hercegovci BT Africans Hare Krishnas BT Europeans Guinéens [religion] Hessians USE Guineans BT Hindus [national/regional] Guinéens-Équatorial Hasidim BT Germans USE Equatorial Guineans [religion] Heterosexual people Guitar players [ethnic/cultural] USE Heterosexuals USE Guitarists UF Chasidim Heterosexuals Guitarists Hassidim [social] [occupation/field of activity] BT Jews UF Heterosexual people UF Guitar players Hassidim Straight people (Heterosexuals) BT Musicians USE Hasidim Straights (Heterosexuals) NT Bass guitarists Havyaka speakers Hidery (North American people) Gumsuckers (State of Victoria) USE Kannada speakers USE Haida (North American people) USE Victorians (State of Victoria) Hawaii residents High commissioners (Ambassadors) Guoyu speakers [national/regional] USE Ambassadors USE Chinese speakers Residents of the state of Hawaii in general. For High school freshmen Gurmat members ethnic Hawaiians see Hawaiians (Polynesian people). [educational level] USE Sikhs UF Hawaiians (Hawaii residents) UF Freshmen, High school Guyanais (French Guiana) BT Americans Ninth grade students USE French Guianese Hawaiians (Hawaii residents) Ninth graders Guyanese USE Hawaii residents Students, Ninth grade [national/regional] Hawaiians (Polynesian people) BT High school students UF British Guianans [ethnic/cultural] High school graduates British Guianese Ethnic Hawaiians. For residents of the state of [educational level] Hawaii in general see Hawaii residents. Guianans, British UF Graduates, High school Guianese, British UF Hawaiians (Polynesians) [Former heading] High school juniors BT South Americans Hawaiians (Polynesians) [educational level] Gwamba speakers (Tsonga speakers) USE Hawaiians (Polynesian people) UF Eleventh grade students USE Tsonga speakers Hawkeyes Eleventh graders Gynaecologists USE Iowans Juniors, High school USE Gynecologists Heads of state Students, Eleventh grade Gynecologists USE Rulers BT High school students [occupation/field of activity] Health care personnel High school seniors UF Gynaecologists USE Medical personnel [educational level] BT Physicians Health care professionals UF Seniors, High school Haida (North American people) USE Medical personnel Students, Twelfth grade [ethnic/cultural] Health personnel Twelfth grade students UF Haidah (North American people) USE Medical personnel Twelfth graders Haidai (North American people) Health professionals BT High school students Hidery (North American people) USE Medical personnel High school sophomores Hydah (North American people) Health sciences librarians [educational level] Hyder (North American people) USE Medical librarians UF Sophomores, High school Kaigini (North American people) Health sciences personnel Students, Tenth grade Haidah (North American people) USE Medical personnel Tenth grade students USE Haida (North American people) Health services personnel Tenth graders USE Medical personnel BT High school students

DG-16 High school students Holiness body members Household staff [educational level] USE Holiness church members USE Household employees UF High schoolers Holiness church members Household workers Students, High school [religion] USE Household employees NT High school freshmen UF Holiness body members Housekeepers High school juniors BT Christians [occupation/field of activity] High school seniors Hollanders People employed to manage the domestic duties High school sophomores USE Dutch involved in maintaining a household. High schoolers Hollands speakers BT Household employees USE High school students USE Dutch speakers Huayu speakers Higher education teachers Holocaust survivors USE Chinese speakers USE University and college faculty members [social] Human resource professionals Hindi speakers People who survived the Holocaust of 1939-1945. USE Personnel department employees [language] UF Survivors, Holocaust Human resources personnel UF Dakhini speakers (Hindi speakers) BT Victims USE Personnel department employees Hindi-Urdu speakers Holocaust survivors' children Hungarian speakers Hindustani speakers USE Children of Holocaust survivors [language] Khadi Boli speakers Holocaust survivors' families UF Magyar speakers Khari Boli speakers [social] Hungarians Khariboli speakers BT Families [national/regional] Hindi-Urdu speakers Holocaust victims UF Magyarok USE Hindi speakers [social] BT Europeans Hindus People who died during the Holocaust of 1939- Hunters [religion] 1945. [occupation/field of activity] NT Hare Krishnas BT Victims NT Trappers Swami–Narayanis Home health caregivers Hydah (North American people) Hindustani speakers USE Caregivers USE Haida (North American people) USE Hindi speakers Home owners Hyder (North American people) Hip-hop musicians USE Homeowners USE Haida (North American people) USE Rappers Home-school parents Iaca speakers Hispanic Americans USE Homeschooling parents USE Yaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese [ethnic/cultural] Home-school students (Democratic Republic) language) United States citizens of Latin American descent. USE Homeschooled students Iaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese (Democratic UF Americans, Hispanic Homeless people Republic) language) Americans, Latino [social] USE Yaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese Hispanics (Hispanic Americans) UF Street people (Homeless people) (Democratic Republic) language) Latino Americans Homeowners Ibo speakers Latinos (Hispanic Americans) [social] USE Igbo speakers Hispanics (Hispanic Americans) UF Home owners Ice dancers USE Hispanic Americans Owners of homes [occupation/field of activity] Hispanos Homeschooled students BT Athletes USE Mexican Americans [social] Dancers Historians UF Home-school students Ice hockey players [occupation/field of activity] Homeschoolers (Students) USE Hockey players BT Scholars Students, Home-school Icelanders NT Art historians Students, Homeschooled [national/regional] Aviation historians Homeschoolers (Parents) BT Europeans Dance historians USE Homeschooling parents Ichilamba (African people) Environmental historians Homeschoolers (Students) USE Lamba (Congolese (Democratic Republic) and Food historians USE Homeschooled students Zambian people) Genealogists Homeschooling parents Idahoans Historians of science [social] [national/regional] Medievalists UF Home-school parents BT Americans Military historians Homeschoolers (Parents) Ifrikiens Naval historians Parent educators USE Tunisians Historians, Natural BT Parents Ifrikiyens USE Naturalists Homosexuals USE Tunisians Historians of science USE Gays Igbo speakers [occupation/field of activity] Homosexuals, Female [language] UF Science historians USE Lesbians UF Ibo speakers BT Historians Hong Kong Chinese Illinoians History students USE Hong Kongers USE Illinoisians [social] Hong Kongers Illinoisans UF Students, History [national/regional] USE Illinoisians History teachers UF Hong Kong Chinese Illinoisians [occupation/field of activity] Hong Kongese [national/regional] BT Teachers Hongkongese UF Illinoians NT Art history teachers Xianggang ren Illinoisans HIV-infected people BT Chinese BT Americans USE HIV-positive people Hong Kongese Illustrators HIV-positive people USE Hong Kongers [occupation/field of activity] [medical, psychological, and disability] Hongkongese BT Artists UF HIV-infected people USE Hong Kongers Imārātīyūn HIV-sero-positive people Hoosiers USE Emiratis HIV-seropositive people USE Indianans Immigrants People living with HIV Horse show judges [social] People with HIV [occupation/field of activity] Foreign-born people who enter a country intending UF Judges, Horse show to become permanent residents or citizens. For BT Patients people who are not citizens of the country in which NT AIDS patients Hostesses, Air they reside see Aliens. HIV-sero-positive people USE Flight attendants UF Emigrants USE HIV-positive people Hotel employees Foreigners HIV-seropositive people [occupation/field of activity] Impersonators (Actors) USE HIV-positive people Household employees USE Actors Hmong (Asian people) [occupation/field of activity] Imprisoned people [ethnic/cultural] UF Domestic employees USE Prisoners Hmong Americans Household staff In-house counsel [ethnic/cultural] Household workers USE Corporate lawyers UF Americans, Hmong Servants Incarcerated people Hockey players NT Butlers USE Prisoners [occupation/field of activity] Housekeepers Indian Ocean Region residents UF Ice hockey players Valets [national/regional] BT Athletes

DG-17 Indian Ocean Region residents (Continued) Intersex people UF Canadians, Italian Residents of the countries bordering the Indian [social] Canadiens d'origine italienne Ocean collectively. UF Ambiguous genitalia, People with Italienne, Canadiens d'origine UF Indian Ocean Rim residents Atypical sex anatomies, People with Italian speakers Indian Ocean Rim residents Hermaphrodites [language] USE Indian Ocean Region residents Hermaphroditic people UF Italiano speakers Indianans Intersex-identified people Italiano speakers [national/regional] Intersexed people USE Italian speakers UF Hoosiers Intersexual people Italians Indianians Intersexuals [national/regional] BT Americans People with ambiguous genitalia BT Europeans Indianians People with intersex conditions NT Sicilians USE Indianans BT Gender minorities Tuscans Indians, East Intersexed people Italienne, Canadiens d'origine USE Indians (India) USE Intersex people USE Italian Canadians Indians (India) Intersexual people Ivoirians [national/regional] USE Intersex people [national/regional] UF East Indians Intersexuals UF Côte-d'Ivoire residents Indians, East USE Intersex people Ivoiriens BT Asians Inuit (North American people) BT Africans NT Bihari [ethnic/cultural] Ivoiriens Goans Indigenous Arctic peoples of Canada, Greenland, USE Ivoirians Keralites and northern Alaska. Ivrit speakers Maharashtrians UF Innuit (North American people) USE Hebrew speakers Telanganites Innuits (North American people) Iyaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese (Democratic Individuals with disabilities Inuits (North American people) Republic) language) USE People with disabilities Inuits (North American people) USE Yaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese Indonesian speakers USE Inuit (North American people) (Democratic Republic) language) [language] Inuktitut speakers Iyaka speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) language) UF Bahasa Indonesia speakers [language] USE Yaka speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) Indonesians Iowans language) [national/regional] [national/regional] Iyiniwok (North American people) UF Orang Indonesia UF Hawkeyes USE Cree (North American people) BT Asians BT Americans Jainas NT Balinese Iranian Americans USE Jains Industrial designers [ethnic/cultural] Jainists [occupation/field of activity] UF Americans, Iranian USE Jains BT Designers Iranians Jains Industrial engineers [national/regional] [religion] [occupation/field of activity] UF Iranis UF Jainas BT Engineers Persians Jainists Inebriates BT Asians Jalagi (North American people) USE Alcoholics Iranis USE Cherokee (North American people) Infant school students USE Iranians Jamaican Canadians USE Kindergarteners Ireland residents (Republic of Ireland) [ethnic/cultural] Infants USE Irish (Republic of Ireland) UF Canadians, Jamaican [age] Irish Canadiens d'origine jamaïquaine Children from birth through two years of age. [national/regional] Jamaïquaine, Canadiens d'origine UF Babies BT Europeans Jamaicans BT Children NT Ulstermen [national/regional] Informal caregivers Irish (Northern Ireland) BT West Indians USE Caregivers USE Northern Irish Jamaïquaine, Canadiens d'origine Informal Malay speakers Irish (Republic of Ireland) USE Jamaican Canadians USE Malay speakers [national/regional] Japanese Information managers UF Éireannaigh (Republic of Ireland) [national/regional] USE Information scientists Ireland residents (Republic of Ireland) BT Asians Information scientists BT Europeans NT Kansaijin [occupation/field of activity] NT Leitrimers Japanese Americans People who organize information and provide Irish Americans [ethnic/cultural] services for its use. [ethnic/cultural] UF Americans, Japanese UF Information managers UF Americans, Irish Japanese Canadians Information specialists Irish Gaeilge speakers [ethnic/cultural] Knowledge managers USE Irish speakers UF Canadians, Japanese Scientists, Information Irish speakers Canadiens d'origine japonaise NT Archivists [language] Japonaise, Canadiens d'origine Librarians UF Erse speakers Japanese Peruvians Information specialists Gaelige speakers [ethnic/cultural] USE Information scientists Gaelic Irish speakers UF Japoneses-peruanos Inmates of correctional institutions Irish Gaeilge speakers Nipo-peruanos USE Prisoners Iritrīyūn Peruanos japoneses Inmates of prisons USE Eritreans Peruvians, Japanese USE Prisoners Isizulu speakers Japanese speakers Innuit (North American people) USE Zulu speakers [language] USE Inuit (North American people) Islami speakers Japonaise, Canadiens d'origine Innuits (North American people) USE Urdu speakers USE Japanese Canadians USE Inuit (North American people) Isle of Man residents Japoneses-peruanos Insect biologists USE Manx USE Japanese Peruvians USE Entomologists Isleños (Balearic Islands, Spain) Jayhawkers Insect scientists USE Balearic Islanders USE Kansans USE Entomologists Israeli speakers Jazz musicians Instructors USE Hebrew speakers [occupation/field of activity] USE Teachers Israelis BT Musicians Intellectual property lawyers [national/regional] Jehovah's Witnesses [occupation/field of activity] UF Yiśreʼelim [religion] BT Lawyers BT Asians BT Christians Intellectually disabled people Israelites Jersais USE People with mental disabilities USE Jews USE Jerseyans (Jersey) Interior designers Italian Americans Jerséens [occupation/field of activity] [ethnic/cultural] USE Jerseyans (Jersey) BT Designers UF Americans, Italian Jerseyais Intersex-identified people Italian Canadians USE Jerseyans (Jersey) USE Intersex people [ethnic/cultural]

DG-18 Jerseyans (Jersey) Junior college students Keralites [national/regional] [educational level] [national/regional] UF Channel Islanders Students in junior college. UF Malayalams (Keralites) Jersais UF Students, Junior college Malayalees (Keralites) Jerséens BT College students Malayalim (Keralites) Jerseyais NT Community college students Malayalis (Keralites) Jerseyens Junior high graduates BT Indians (India) Jerseyites (Jersey) USE Junior high school graduates Kernewek speakers Jersiais Junior high school graduates USE Cornish speakers BT Europeans [educational level] Kernowek speakers Jerseyans (New Jersey) UF Graduates, Junior high school USE Cornish speakers USE New Jerseyans Junior high graduates Ketchiʾ (Central American people) Jerseyens Junior high school students USE Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) USE Jerseyans (Jersey) [educational level] Khadi Boli speakers Jerseyites (Jersey) Students in junior high school. USE Hindi speakers USE Jerseyans (Jersey) UF Junior high students Khari Boli speakers Jerseyites (New Jersey) Students, Junior high school USE Hindi speakers USE New Jerseyans Junior high students Khariboli speakers Jersiais USE Junior high school students USE Hindi speakers USE Jerseyans (Jersey) Juniors, College Khirgese (Central Asian people) Jerusalemites USE College juniors USE Kyrgyz (Central Asian people) [national/regional] Juniors, High school Khmer Lue speakers UF Maqdisīyūn USE High school juniors USE Northern Khmer speakers Yerushalmim Junkies (Drug addicts) Khmer Nam Bo speakers BT Asians USE Drug addicts USE Central Khmer speakers Jesuits Jurists (Lawyers) Khmer speakers [social] USE Lawyers USE Central Khmer speakers Jewish Christians Justices Kho Me speakers [ethnic/cultural] USE Judges USE Central Khmer speakers [religion] Justices of the peace Khome speakers Christians of Jewish descent who identify with their [occupation/field of activity] USE Central Khmer speakers Jewish origins. UF Peace, Justices of the Kibeis UF Christian Jews BT Judges [social] Hebrew Christians Kaigini (North American people) Kıbrıslılar Messianic Jews USE Haida (North American people) USE Cypriots BT Christians Kanarese speakers Kids Jews USE Kannada speakers USE Children Jewish people Kannada speakers Kili speakers USE Jews [language] USE Kele speakers (Congolese (Democratic Jewry UF Banglori speakers Republic) language) USE Jews Canarese speakers Kindergarten students Jews Havyaka speakers USE Kindergarteners [ethnic/cultural] Kanarese speakers Kindergarteners [religion] Madrassi speakers [educational level] UF Hebrews Kansai-jin UF Infant school students Israelites USE Kansaijin Kindergarten students Jewish people Kansaijin Kindergartners Jewry [national/regional] Students, Infant school Judaic people Residents of the Kansai region of Japan. Students, Kindergarten Judaists UF Kansai-jin Kindergartners NT Ashkenazim Kansaites USE Kindergarteners Hasidim BT Japanese Kingoni speakers (Zulu speakers) Jewish Christians Kansaites USE Zulu speakers Sephardim USE Kansaijin Kings Jing speakers (Vietnamese speakers) Kansans [occupation/field of activity] USE Vietnamese speakers [national/regional] UF Czars Jobless people UF Jayhawkers Monarchs USE Unemployed BT Americans Tsars Joseonjok Kartuli speakers Tzars USE Chosŏnjok USE Georgian speakers BT Rulers Journalists Kataris Kinh speakers [occupation/field of activity] USE Qataris USE Vietnamese speakers UF Columnists Kekchiʾ (Central American people) Kirghis (Central Asian people) Commentators (Journalists) USE Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) USE Kyrgyz (Central Asian people) Correspondents (Journalists) Kele speakers (Congolese (Democratic Republic) Kirghiz (Central Asian people) News analysts language) USE Kyrgyz (Central Asian people) News writers [language] Kirgiz (Central Asian people) Newspersons UF Ekele speakers USE Kyrgyz (Central Asian people) Newswriters Kili speakers Kisuaheli speakers Pressmen (Journalists) Likelo speakers USE Swahili speakers Reporters (Journalists) Lokele speakers Kisuahili speakers NT Foreign correspondents Yakusu speakers USE Swahili speakers Newspaper editors Kelts (European people) Kiswaheli speakers Television journalists USE Celts (European people) USE Swahili speakers Judaic people Kent, England, residents Kiswahili speakers USE Jews USE Kentishmen USE Swahili speakers Judaists Kentish men Kittitians USE Jews USE Kentishmen [national/regional] Judges Kentishmen UF Kittitians and Nevisians [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] Kitts/Nevis Islanders UF Chief justices UF Kent, England, residents Saint Christopher Islanders Chief magistrates Kentish men Saint Kitts and Nevis residents Justices Men of Kent Saint Kitts Islanders Magistrate judges BT English St. Christopher Islanders Magistrates Kentuckians St. Kitts Islanders BT Government employees [national/regional] BT West Indians NT Administrative law judges BT Americans Kittitians and Nevisians Justices of the peace Kenyans USE Kittitians Judges, Administrative law [national/regional] Nevisians USE Administrative law judges UF Wakenya Kitts/Nevis Islanders Judges, Horse show BT Africans USE Kittitians USE Horse show judges Nevisians

DG-19 Kiwis Lakota (North American people) Rong Kong speakers USE New Zealanders [ethnic/cultural] Tai Lao speakers Kiyaka speakers UF Lakota Sioux (North American people) Lao-Tai speakers USE Yaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese Lakota Indians [Former heading] USE Lao speakers (Democratic Republic) language) Lakotah (North American people) Lao Wiang speakers Knitters Teton (North American people) USE Lao speakers [occupation/field of activity] Teton Sioux (North American people) Laos (Asian people) BT Needleworkers Thítunwan (North American people) USE Lao (Asian people) Knowledge managers Titunwan (North American people) Laos (Laotians) USE Information scientists Western Sioux (North American people) USE Laotians Korean Americans Lakota Indians Laotian speakers [ethnic/cultural] USE Lakota (North American people) USE Lao speakers UF Americans, Korean Lakota Sioux (North American people) Laotian Tai (Asian people) Korean Canadians USE Lakota (North American people) USE Lao (Asian people) [ethnic/cultural] Lakotah (North American people) Laotian Tai speakers UF Canadians, Korean USE Lakota (North American people) USE Lao speakers Canadiens d'origine coréenne Lamas Laotians Coréenne, Canadiens d'origine [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] Korean speakers BT Clergy Residents of Laos in general. For ethnic Lao see [language] Lamba (Congolese (Democratic Republic) and Zambian Lao (Asian people). UF Chaoxian speakers people) UF Lao (Laotians) Han'gugŏ speakers [ethnic/cultural] Laos (Laotians) Hanguk Mal speakers UF Balamba (African people) BT Asians Hanguk Uh speakers Chilamba (African people) Large people Hanguohua speakers Ichilamba (African people) USE Overweight people Koreans Lancastrians Latino Americans [national/regional] [national/regional] USE Hispanic Americans BT Asians BT English Latinos (Hispanic Americans) Koreans, North Land-holders USE Hispanic Americans USE North Koreans USE Landowners Latter-Day Saints Koreans, South Land owners USE Mormons USE South Koreans USE Landowners Latvian speakers Kosovacs Landholders [language] USE Kosovans USE Landowners UF Latviesu speakers Kosovans Landowners Standard Latvian speakers [national/regional] [social] Latvians UF Kosovacs UF Land-holders [national/regional] Kosovars Land owners UF Latvieši BT Europeans Landholders Lettish Kosovars Owners of land BT Europeans USE Kosovans NT Forest landowners Latvieši Krom speakers Landscape architects USE Latvians USE Central Khmer speakers [occupation/field of activity] Latviesu speakers Kurds UF Garden architects USE Latvian speakers [ethnic/cultural] Landscape designers Laureates, Nobel Kuwaitis BT Architects USE Nobel Prize winners [national/regional] Designers Law breakers UF Kuwaytīyūn Landscape artists USE Criminals BT Asians [occupation/field of activity] Law enforcement dispatchers Kuwaytīyūn Artists who produce landscape images in any USE Public safety dispatchers USE Kuwaitis medium. Law enforcement officers Kyprioi UF Landscapists USE Police USE Cypriots BT Artists Law librarians Kyrgyz (Central Asian people) Landscape designers [occupation/field of activity] [ethnic/cultural] USE Landscape architects BT Librarians UF Khirgese (Central Asian people) Landscaping industry employees Law students Kirghis (Central Asian people) [occupation/field of activity] [social] Kirghiz (Central Asian people) Landscapists UF Students, Law Kirgiz (Central Asian people) USE Landscape artists Lawgivers Kyrgyzstanis Language teachers USE Legislators [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] Lawmakers BT Asians UF Foreign language teachers USE Legislators Labradorais BT Teachers Lawyers USE Labradorians Lankans [occupation/field of activity] Labradoréens USE Sri Lankans UF Advocates (Lawyers) USE Labradorians Lao (Asian people) Attorneys Labradorians [ethnic/cultural] Barristers [national/regional] Ethnic Lao. For residents of Laos in general see Jurists (Lawyers) Laotians. UF Labradorais Solicitors Labradoréens UF Laos (Asian people) NT Corporate lawyers Labradoriens Laotian Tai (Asian people) Criminal defense lawyers Labradorites Phou Lao (Asian people) Environmental lawyers Labradormen Lao (Laotians) Family lawyers Newfoundland and Labrador residents USE Laotians Government attorneys Terre-Neuviens et Labradoriens Lao Kao speakers Intellectual property lawyers BT Canadians USE Lao speakers Legal-aid lawyers Labradoriens Lao-Lum speakers Tax lawyers USE Labradorians USE Lao speakers Lay deacons Labradorites Lao-Noi speakers [social] USE Labradorians USE Lao speakers UF Deacons, Lay Labradormen Lao speakers BT Laity USE Labradorians [language] LBG people Lagos, Nigeria, residents UF Eastern Thai speakers USE Sexual minorities [national/regional] Lao Kao speakers Learning disabilities, People with Residents of the State of Lagos, Nigeria. Lao Wiang speakers USE People with learning disabilities BT Nigerians Lao-Lum speakers Learning disabled people Laity Lao-Noi speakers USE People with learning disabilities [social] Lao-Tai speakers Learning disorders, People with Adherents of a religion, denomination, sect, etc., Laotian speakers USE People with learning disabilities who are not clergy. Laotian Tai speakers Lebanese NT Lay deacons Lum Lao speakers [national/regional] Phou Lao speakers BT Asians

DG-20 Lebanese Americans School librarians Lutherans [ethnic/cultural] Young adult librarians [religion] UF Americans, Lebanese Library catalogers BT Christians Lebanese French USE Catalogers Luxembourgeois [ethnic/cultural] Library cataloguers USE Luxembourgers UF French, Lebanese USE Catalogers Luxembourgers Lectors (University and college faculty members) Library employees [national/regional] USE University and college faculty members [occupation/field of activity] UF Grand-Ducaux Lecturers (University and college faculty members) UF Library personnel Luxembourgeois USE University and college faculty members Library staff BT Europeans Left-wingers NT Librarians Lyra bastarda players USE Liberals Library personnel USE Baryton players Legal-aid lawyers USE Library employees Lyric writers [occupation/field of activity] Library staff USE Lyricists BT Lawyers USE Library employees Lyricists Legal assistants Liechtensteiners [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] UF Lyric writers UF Paralegals BT Europeans Song writers Legislative employees Lietuvi speakers Songwriters [occupation/field of activity] USE Lithuanian speakers M.C.s (Rap musicians) BT Government employees Lietuviai USE Rappers Legislators USE Lithuanians Macedonians [occupation/field of activity] Lietuviskai speakers [national/regional] UF Lawgivers USE Lithuanian speakers UF Makedoncite Lawmakers Lighting designers Maqedonasit Members of parliaments [occupation/field of activity] BT Europeans Parliaments, Members of BT Designers Madagascans Solons Likelo speakers [national/regional] NT Senators USE Kele speakers (Congolese (Democratic UF Madécasses Leitrimers Republic) language) Malagasies [national/regional] Lingala speakers Malagasy BT Irish (Republic of Ireland) [language] Malgaches Lepers UF Ngala speakers (Lingala speakers) BT Africans USE Leprosy patients Linguistics teachers Madécasses Leprosy patients [occupation/field of activity] USE Madagascans [medical, psychological, and disability] BT Teachers Madhayana Buddhists UF Lepers Linguists USE Mahayanists BT Patients [occupation/field of activity] Madrassi speakers Lesbian women Litauische speakers USE Kannada speakers USE Lesbians USE Lithuanian speakers Maestri (Conductors) Lesbians Literary agents USE Conductors (Music) [social] [occupation/field of activity] Maestros (Conductors) UF Female gays UF Agents, Authors' USE Conductors (Music) Female homosexuals Agents, Literary Magazine editors Gay females Authors' agents USE Periodical editors Gay women Representatives, Writers' Maghāribah Gayelles Writers' representatives USE Moroccans Gays, Female Literary editors Magistrate judges Homosexuals, Female USE Book editors USE Judges Lesbian women Periodical editors Magistrates Sapphists Literature teachers USE Judges Women, Gay [occupation/field of activity] Magyar speakers Women homosexuals BT Teachers USE Hungarian speakers BT Females Litewski speakers Magyarok Gays USE Lithuanian speakers USE Hungarians Lesbigay people Lithuanian speakers Maharashtra speakers USE Sexual minorities [language] USE Marathi speakers Lesothans UF Lietuvi speakers Maharashtrians USE Basotho Lietuviskai speakers [national/regional] Lesothoans Litauische speakers BT Indians (India) USE Basotho Litewski speakers Maharathi speakers Letter carriers Litovskiy speakers USE Marathi speakers USE Postal service employees Lithuanians Mahayanists Letterers [national/regional] [religion] [occupation/field of activity] UF Lietuviai UF Madhayana Buddhists Lettish BT Europeans BT Buddhists USE Latvians Litovskiy speakers Mahorais LGBT people USE Lithuanian speakers [national/regional] USE Gender minorities Lʼnu (North American people) UF Mayotte residents Sexual minorities USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) Mayottais LGBTQ people Local Malay speakers BT Africans USE Gender minorities USE Malay speakers French Sexual minorities Lokele speakers Mahrati (Indic people) Liberals USE Kele speakers (Congolese (Democratic USE Maratha (Indic people) [social] Republic) language) Mahratta (Indic people) People who ascribe to liberal values, independent Louisianans USE Maratha (Indic people) of their party affiliation. USE Louisianians Mail carriers UF Left-wingers Louisianians USE Postal service employees Liberians [national/regional] Mail clerks [national/regional] UF Louisianans USE Postal service employees BT Africans BT Americans Mailmen Librarians Lower Muscogee (North American people) USE Postal service employees [occupation/field of activity] USE Muscogee (North American people) Maine Staters BT Information scientists Lucians USE Mainers Library employees USE Saint Lucians Mainers NT Academic librarians Lum Lao speakers [national/regional] Catalogers USE Lao speakers UF Down Easters Law librarians Lung cancer patients Downeasters Medical librarians [medical, psychological, and disability] Maine Staters Public librarians UF Pulmonary cancer patients State of Mainers Reference librarians BT Cancer patients BT Americans

DG-21 Mainlanders (New Zealand) Manservants Mathematicians USE South Islanders USE Butlers [occupation/field of activity] Makedoncite Valets BT Scientists USE Macedonians Manx Maya (Central American people) Malagasies [national/regional] [ethnic/cultural] USE Madagascans UF Isle of Man residents NT Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) Malagasy BT Europeans Mayottais USE Madagascans Maori (New Zealand people) USE Mahorais Malawians [ethnic/cultural] Mayotte residents [national/regional] UF Maoris (New Zealand people) USE Mahorais BT Africans Maoris (New Zealand people) MCs (Rap musicians) Malay speakers USE Maori (New Zealand people) USE Rappers [language] Maqdisīyūn MDs (Physicians) UF Bahasa Daerah speakers USE Jerusalemites USE Physicians Bahasa Malayu speakers Maqedonasit Media specialists (School librarians) Colloquial Malay speakers USE Macedonians USE School librarians Informal Malay speakers Maratha (Indic people) Mediaevalists Local Malay speakers [ethnic/cultural] USE Medievalists Malayu speakers UF Mahrati (Indic people) Medical doctors Malayal speakers Mahratta (Indic people) USE Physicians USE Malayalam speakers Marathas (Indic people) Medical librarians Malayalam speakers Marathas (Indic people) [occupation/field of activity] [language] USE Maratha (Indic people) UF Health sciences librarians UF Alealum speakers Marathi speakers BT Librarians Malayal speakers [language] Medical personnel Malayalani speakers UF Maharashtra speakers [occupation/field of activity] Malayali speakers Maharathi speakers UF Health care personnel Malean speakers Malhatee speakers Health care professionals Maliyad speakers Marthi speakers Health personnel Mallealle speakers Muruthu speakers Health professionals Mopla speakers Marimba players Health sciences personnel Malayalams (Keralites) USE Marimbists Health services personnel USE Keralites Marimba students Healthcare professionals Malayalani speakers [social] NT Allied health personnel USE Malayalam speakers UF Students, Marimba Dentists Malayalees (Keralites) BT Music students Emergency medical technicians USE Keralites Marimbists Nurses Malayali speakers [occupation/field of activity] Pharmacists USE Malayalam speakers UF Marimba players Physicians Malayalim (Keralites) BT Musicians Medical professionals USE Keralites Marine archaeologists USE Physicians Malayalis (Keralites) USE Maritime archaeologists Medical scientists USE Keralites Marine biologists [occupation/field of activity] Malaysians [occupation/field of activity] BT Scientists [national/regional] BT Biologists NT Endocrinologists UF Rakyat Malaysia Marine scientists Physicians BT Asians USE Oceanographers Physiologists Malayu speakers Mariners Medical sociologists USE Malay speakers USE Sailors [occupation/field of activity] Maldive Islanders Marines UF Health sociologists USE Maldivians [occupation/field of activity] BT Sociologists Maldivians BT Soldiers Medical students [national/regional] Maritime archaeologists [social] UF Maldive Islanders [occupation/field of activity] UF Students, Medical BT Asians UF Marine archaeologists Medievalists Malean speakers Nautical archaeologists [occupation/field of activity] USE Malayalam speakers Shipwreck archaeologists UF Mediaevalists Males Underwater archaeologists BT Historians [social] BT Archaeologists Melanesians NT Gay men Maritimers [national/regional] Men [national/regional] BT Pacific Islanders Malgaches Residents of the Maritime Provinces of Canada. Melchites USE Madagascans UF Maritimiens [religion] Malhatee speakers BT Canadians UF Melkites USE Marathi speakers Maritimiens BT Christians Malians USE Maritimers Melkites [national/regional] Marocains USE Melchites UF Maliens USE Moroccans Members of gangs BT Africans Maronites USE Gang members Maliens [religion] Members of parliaments USE Malians BT Christians USE Legislators Maliyad speakers Marquito (Central American people) Members of the Armed Forces USE Malayalam speakers USE Mískito (Central American people) USE Soldiers Mallealle speakers Marthi speakers Members of the clergy USE Malayalam speakers USE Marathi speakers USE Clergy Maltese Martinicans Men [national/regional] [national/regional] [age] UF Maltin UF Martiniquais BT Adults BT Europeans BT French Males Maltin West Indians Men, Gay USE Maltese Martiniquais USE Gay men Mandarin speakers USE Martinicans Men of Kent USE Chinese speakers Marylanders USE Kentishmen Manitobains [national/regional] Mennonites USE Manitobans BT Americans [religion] Manitobans Mass murderers BT Christians [national/regional] [social] Mental disabilities, People with UF Manitobains BT Criminals USE People with mental disabilities Manitobiens Massachusettsans Mental patients BT Canadians USE Bay Staters USE Mentally ill Manitobiens Mentally deficient people USE Manitobans USE People with mental disabilities

DG-22 Mentally depressed people Migmagi (North American people) Missionaries USE Depressed people USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] Mentally disabled people Migmaq (North American people) UF Missioners USE People with mental disabilities USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) Missioners Mentally disordered people Miigmaq (North American people) USE Missionaries USE People with mental disabilities USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) Mississippians Mentally ill Miikmaq (North American people) [national/regional] [medical, psychological, and disability] USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) BT Americans UF Mental patients Mikmakiques (North American people) Missourians NT Depressed people USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) [national/regional] Mentally retarded people Miʼkmaq (North American people) BT Americans USE People with mental disabilities [ethnic/cultural] Moçambicanos Merchant mariners UF Einu (North American people) USE Mozambicans [occupation/field of activity] Lʼnu (North American people) Moksha speakers Sailors employed on commercial vessels. Mickmak (North American people) [language] BT Sailors Mickmakis (North American people) UF Mokshan speakers Messianic Jews Micmac (North American people) Mordoff speakers USE Jewish Christians Migmac (North American people) Mordov speakers Meteorologists Migmagi (North American people) Mordvin-Moksha speakers [occupation/field of activity] Migmaq (North American people) Mokshan speakers BT Scientists Miigmaq (North American people) USE Moksha speakers Methodists Miikmaq (North American people) Moms [religion] Mikmakiques (North American people) USE Mothers BT Christians Mikmaque (North American people) Monacans NT African Methodist Episcopal Church members Mi’kmaw (North American people) USE Monegasques Mexicaine, Canadiens d'origine Souriquois (North American people) Monaco residents USE Mexican Canadians Taqamkukewa’q (North American people) USE Monegasques Mexican Americans Mikmaque (North American people) Monarchs [ethnic/cultural] USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) USE Emperors UF Americans, Mexican Military air pilots Empresses Chicanos [occupation/field of activity] Kings Hispanos BT Air pilots Queens Mexican Canadians NT Bomber pilots Monegasques [ethnic/cultural] Drone aircraft pilots [national/regional] UF Canadians, Mexican Fighter pilots UF Monacans Canadiens d'origine mexicaine Military glider pilots Monaco residents Mexicaine, Canadiens d'origine Military cadets BT Europeans Mexicans [social] Mongolian speakers [national/regional] UF Cadets, Military [language] BT North Americans Service academy students Mongolians NT Baja Californians (Baja California Peninsula) Students, Service academy [national/regional] Baja Californians (State of Baja California) Military glider pilots BT Asians Oaxacans [occupation/field of activity] Monks Mi’kmaw (North American people) BT Glider pilots [occupation/field of activity] USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) Military air pilots NT Abbots Michiganders Military historians Montanans [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] UF Michiganians UF War historians BT Americans Michiganites BT Historians Montserratians BT Americans Military personnel [national/regional] Michiganians USE Soldiers BT Britons USE Michiganders Military personnel, Former West Indians Michiganites USE Veterans Mopla speakers USE Michiganders Military service members USE Malayalam speakers Mickmak (North American people) USE Soldiers Mordoff speakers USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) Military servicemen USE Moksha speakers Mickmakis (North American people) USE Soldiers Mordov speakers USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) Military veterans USE Moksha speakers Micmac (North American people) USE Veterans Mordvin-Erzya speakers USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) Miners USE Erzya speakers Microbiologists [occupation/field of activity] Mordvin-Moksha speakers [occupation/field of activity] Ministers (Ambassadors) USE Moksha speakers BT Biologists USE Ambassadors Mordvin speakers Micronesians Ministers (Clergy) USE Erzya speakers [national/regional] USE Clergy Mormons BT Pacific Islanders Ministers of arts [religion] Middle-aged people USE Culture ministers UF Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints [age] Ministers of culture members BT Adults USE Culture ministers Latter-Day Saints Middle Easterners Ministers of heritage BT Christians [national/regional] USE Culture ministers Moroccans UF Mideasterners Minnesotans [national/regional] BT Asians [national/regional] UF Maghāribah Middle school students BT Americans Marocains [educational level] Miquelonnais BT Africans UF Middle schoolers USE Saint-Pierrais et Miquelonnais Mosaicists Students, Middle school Mískito (Central American people) [occupation/field of activity] Middle schoolers [ethnic/cultural] BT Artists USE Middle school students UF Marquito (Central American people) Moslems Middle Westerners Mískitu (Central American people) USE Muslims USE Midwesterners Miskuto (Central American people) Mosquito (Central American people) Mideasterners Mísquito (Central American people) USE Mískito (Central American people) USE Middle Easterners Mosquito (Central American people) Mostique (Central American people) Midlanders (England) Mostique (Central American people) USE Mískito (Central American people) [national/regional] Mískitu (Central American people) Mothers BT English USE Mískito (Central American people) [social] Midwesterners Miskuto (Central American people) UF Moms [national/regional] USE Mískito (Central American people) BT Parents UF Middle Westerners Mísquito (Central American people) NT Stepmothers BT Americans USE Mískito (Central American people) Motion picture composers Migmac (North American people) Miṣrīyūn USE Film composers USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) USE Egyptians

DG-23 Motion picture directors Composers Nazis, Neo- [occupation/field of activity] Conductors (Music) USE Neo-Nazis UF Directors, Film Disc jockeys Nazis' children Directors, Motion picture Double bassists USE Children of Nazis Directors, Movie Drummers Ndob speakers Film directors English horn players USE Tikar speakers Filmmakers Flutists Ndome speakers Movie directors Guitarists USE Tikar speakers Moviemakers Jazz musicians Nebraskans Motion picture editors Marimbists [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] Oboists BT Americans UF Editors, Film Oud players Nederlanders Editors, Motion picture Percussionists USE Dutch Film editors Pi pa players Nederlands Gereformeerde Kerken members Movie composers Pianists USE Protestant Church in the Netherlands members USE Film composers Plucked instrument players Nederlands speakers Movie directors Rappers USE Dutch speakers USE Motion picture directors Rock musicians Needleworkers Moviemakers Santur players [occupation/field of activity] USE Motion picture directors Saxophonists NT Embroiderers Mozambicans Singers Knitters [national/regional] Sitarists Quiltmakers UF Moçambicanos Tabla players Nehiyawok (North American people) BT Africans Trombonists USE Cree (North American people) MS patients Trumpeters Néo-Brunswickois USE Multiple sclerosis patients Viol players USE New Brunswickers Multiple sclerosis patients Viola players Néo-Calédoniens [medical, psychological, and disability] Musicologists USE New Caledonians UF MS patients [occupation/field of activity] Néo-Colombiens BT Patients BT Scholars USE British Columbians Mummers (Actors) Muskogee (North American people) Néo-Écossais USE Actors USE Muscogee (North American people) USE Nova Scotians Muralists Muslims Néo-Hébridais [occupation/field of activity] [religion] USE Ni-Vanuatu BT Painters UF Moslems Neo-Nazis NT Graffiti artists NT Druzes [social] Muruthu speakers Shiites UF Nazis, Neo- USE Marathi speakers Sufis BT Fascists Muscogee (North American people) Sunnites Néocalédoniens [ethnic/cultural] Muwaḥḥidūn (Druzes) USE New Caledonians UF Creek (North American people) USE Druzes Néohébridais Este Mvskokvlke (North American people) Myanmarese USE Ni-Vanuatu Lower Muscogee (North American people) USE Burmese Nepalese Muscogee Creek (North American people) Namchosŏn inmindŭl USE Nepali Muscogulge (North American people) USE South Koreans Nepali Muskogee (North American people) Namhan saramdŭl [national/regional] Upper Muscogee (North American people) USE South Koreans UF Nepalese Muscogee Creek (North American people) National Socialist German Workers’ Party members Nepalians USE Muscogee (North American people) (Germany) Nepalis Muscogulge (North American people) USE Nazis BT Asians USE Muscogee (North American people) National Union of Conservative and Unionist Nepalians Museum curators Associations members (Great Britain) USE Nepali [occupation/field of activity] USE Conservative Party members (Great Britain) Nepalis UF Curators, Museum Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiter-Partei USE Nepali Music conductors members (Germany) Neurological surgeons USE Conductors (Music) USE Nazis USE Neurosurgeons Music educators Natural historians Neurosurgeons USE Music teachers USE Naturalists [occupation/field of activity] Music pedagogues Naturalists UF Neurological surgeons USE Music teachers [occupation/field of activity] BT Surgeons Music students UF Historians, Natural Nevadans [social] Natural historians [national/regional] UF Students, Music BT Biologists BT Americans NT Banjo students Nautical archaeologists Nevis Islanders Clavichord students USE Maritime archaeologists USE Nevisians Flute students Navaho (North American people) Nevisians Marimba students USE Navajo (North American people) [national/regional] Percussion students Navajo (North American people) UF Kittitians and Nevisians Piano students [ethnic/cultural] Kitts/Nevis Islanders Sitar students UF Diné (North American people) Nevis Islanders Tabla students Navaho (North American people) Saint Kitts and Nevis residents Music teachers Naval historians BT West Indians [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] New-Brunswickais UF Music educators UF Navy historians USE New Brunswickers Music pedagogues War historians New Brunswickers BT Teachers BT Historians [national/regional] NT Clavichord teachers Naval personnel UF Brunswickiens Flute teachers USE Sailors Brunswickois Oboe teachers Navigators, Flight Néo-Brunswickois Percussion teachers USE Flight navigators New-Brunswickais Plucked instrument teachers Navy historians New-Brunswickois Sitar teachers USE Naval historians Nouveau-Brunswickiens Viola teachers Nazi Party members (Germany) Nouveau-Brunswickois Violin teachers USE Nazis BT Canadians Musicians Nazis New-Brunswickois [occupation/field of activity] [social] USE New Brunswickers BT Artists UF National Socialist German Workers’ Party New Caledonians NT Banjoists members (Germany) [national/regional] Baryton players Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiter-Partei UF Calédoniens Cellists members (Germany) Néo-Calédoniens Clarinetists Nazi Party members (Germany) Néocalédoniens Clavichordists NSDAP members (Germany)

DG-24 BT French BT Africans Norwegian speakers Pacific Islanders NT Lagos, Nigeria, residents [language] New Englanders Nigeriens UF Norsk speakers [national/regional] [national/regional] Norwegians UF Yankees Residents of Niger. [national/regional] BT Americans UF Nigerois UF Nordmenn New Hampshirites BT Africans BT Europeans [national/regional] Nigerois Nor'Westers BT Americans USE Nigeriens [national/regional] New Jerseyans Ninth grade students UF Northwest Territorians [national/regional] USE High school freshmen Northwesters UF Jerseyans (New Jersey) Ninth graders Ténois Jerseyites (New Jersey) USE High school freshmen Territoriens (Northwest Territories) New Jerseyites Nipissing (North Amercian people) BT Canadians BT Americans [ethnic/cultural] Nouveau-Brunswickiens New Jerseyites UF Nipissing Algonquin (North American people) USE New Brunswickers USE New Jerseyans Nipissing Algonquin (North American people) Nouveau-Brunswickois New Mexicans USE Nipissing (North Amercian people) USE New Brunswickers [national/regional] Nipo-peruanos Nova Scotians BT Americans USE Japanese Peruvians [national/regional] New South Welshmen Niseis UF Néo-Écossais [national/regional] [social] BT Canadians BT Australians Nobel laureates Novel writers, Graphic New Yorkers (New York State) USE Nobel Prize winners USE Comics writers [national/regional] Nobel Prize winners Novelists, Graphic BT Americans [social] USE Comics writers New Zealanders UF Laureates, Nobel NSDAP members (Germany) [national/regional] Nobel laureates USE Nazis UF Kiwis Nobelists Nunavois BT Pacific Islanders Winners, Nobel Prize USE Nunavummiut NT Aucklanders Nobelists Nunavumiut Cantabrians (New Zealand) USE Nobel Prize winners USE Nunavummiut South Islanders Non-heterosexual people Nunavummiut Wellingtonians USE Sexual minorities [national/regional] Newfies Non-heterosexuals UF Nunavumiut USE Newfoundlanders USE Sexual minorities Nunavutians Newfoundland and Labrador residents Nonconformists (Dissidents) Nunavois USE Labradorians USE Dissidents Nunavutiens Newfoundlanders Nordmenn Nunavutois Newfoundlanders USE Norwegians Territoriens (Nunavut) [national/regional] Norsk speakers BT Canadians UF Newfies USE Norwegian speakers Nunavutians Newlanders North Americans USE Nunavummiut Newfoundland and Labrador residents [national/regional] Nunavutiens Terre-Neuviens NT Americans USE Nunavummiut Terre-Neuviens et Labradoriens Bermudians Nunavutois Terreneuviens Canadians USE Nunavummiut Terreneuviers Mexicans Nuns BT Canadians Saint-Pierrais et Miquelonnais [occupation/field of activity] Newlanders North Carolinians UF Sisters (Nuns) USE Newfoundlanders [national/regional] Nurse practitioners News analysts UF Tar Heels [occupation/field of activity] USE Journalists BT Americans BT Nurses News writers North Dakotans Nurses USE Journalists [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] Newscasters, Television BT Americans UF Registered nurses USE Television journalists North Koreans RNs (Registered nurses) Newspaper editors [national/regional] BT Medical personnel [occupation/field of activity] UF Koreans, North NT Nurse practitioners UF Editors, Newspaper Pukchosŏn inmindŭl Nursing students BT Journalists Pukhan saramdŭl [social] Newspersons BT Asians UF Students, Nursing USE Journalists Northern Chinese speakers Nutmeggers Newswriters USE Chinese speakers USE Connecticut residents USE Journalists Northern Irish Nutritionists Ngala speakers (Lingala speakers) [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] USE Lingala speakers UF Éireannaigh (Northern Ireland) UF Dieticians Ngoni speakers (Zulu speakers) Irish (Northern Ireland) Dietitians USE Zulu speakers BT Britons Dietists Ni-Vanuatu Northern Khmer speakers BT Physiologists [national/regional] [language] Oaxacans UF Néo-Hébridais UF Khmer Lue speakers [national/regional] Néohébridais Thailand Khmer speakers UF Oaxaqueños Vanouatais Northern Marianans BT Mexicans Vanuatais [national/regional] Oaxaqueños Vanuatuans BT Americans USE Oaxacans BT Pacific Islanders Northern Rhodesians Obese people Nicaraguans USE Zambians USE Overweight people [national/regional] Northerners (United States) Oboe players UF Nicaragüenses [national/regional] USE Oboists BT Central Americans BT Americans Oboe teachers Nicaragüenses Northwest Territorians [occupation/field of activity] USE Nicaraguans USE Nor'Westers BT Music teachers Nichiren Buddhists Northwesterners, Pacific Oboists [religion] USE Pacific Northwesterners [occupation/field of activity] UF Nichirens Northwesters UF Oboe players BT Buddhists USE Nor'Westers BT Musicians Nichirens Norwegian Americans Ocean scientists USE Nichiren Buddhists [ethnic/cultural] USE Oceanographers Nigerians UF Americans, Norwegian Oceanians [national/regional] [national/regional] Residents of Nigeria. For retrieval purposes only. Use the heading

DG-25 Oceanians (Continued) Orthodox Catholic Church members Panamanians Pacific Islanders. BT Christians [national/regional] RT Pacific Islanders Osmanli speakers UF Panameños Oceanographers USE Turkish speakers BT Central Americans [occupation/field of activity] Österreicher Panameños UF Marine scientists USE Austrians USE Panamanians Ocean scientists Otomí (North American people) Papiamen speakers BT Scientists [ethnic/cultural] USE Papiamentu speakers Offenders Oubangais Papiamento speakers USE Criminals USE Central Africans (Central African Republic) USE Papiamentu speakers Officers, Hearing Oubanguiens Papiamentoe speakers USE Administrative law judges USE Central Africans (Central African Republic) USE Papiamentu speakers Officers, Law enforcement Oud players Papiamentu speakers USE Police [occupation/field of activity] [language] Officers, Police UF Oudists UF Curaçoleño speakers USE Police ʻŪd players Curassese speakers Officials, Government BT Musicians Papiamen speakers USE Government employees Oudists Papiamento speakers Officials, University and college USE Oud players Papiamentoe speakers USE University and college administrators Ougandaise, Canadiens d'origine Paradon players Ohioans USE Ugandan Canadians USE Baryton players [national/regional] Ouolof speakers Paraguayans UF Buckeyes USE Wolof speakers [national/regional] BT Americans Out-of-work people UF Paraguayos Oklahomans USE Unemployed BT South Americans [national/regional] Overweight people Paraguayos UF Oklahomians [social] USE Paraguayans Sooners UF Corpulent people Paralegals BT Americans Fat people USE Legal assistants Oklahomians Large people Paramedical personnel USE Oklahomans Obese people USE Allied health personnel Old people Owners of forests Paramedics, Emergency USE Older people USE Forest landowners USE Emergency medical technicians Older adults Owners of homes Parent educators USE Older people USE Homeowners USE Homeschooling parents Older people Owners of land Parents [age] USE Landowners [social] UF Aged people Owners of woodland BT Families Aging people USE Forest landowners NT Adoptive parents Elderly people Oxfordshire men Divorced parents Old people USE Oxfordshiremen Fathers Older adults Oxfordshiremen Homeschooling parents Senior citizens [national/regional] Mothers Seniors (Older people) UF Oxfordshire men Parents of alcoholics BT Adults Oxonians (Oxfordshire, England) Parents of autistics NT Centenarians BT English Parents of dyslexics Olossu speakers Oxonians (Oxfordshire, England) Parents of gays USE Russian speakers USE Oxfordshiremen Parents of mass murderers Onions (Bermuda Islands) Ozarkers Parents of transgender people USE Bermudians [national/regional] Parents of alcoholics Ontarians UF Ozarkians [social] [national/regional] BT Americans UF Alcoholics, Parents of UF Ontariens Ozarkians BT Parents BT Canadians USE Ozarkers Parents of autistics Ontariens Ozzies [social] USE Ontarians USE Australians UF Autistics, Parents of Opera singers Pacific Islander Americans BT Parents [occupation/field of activity] [ethnic/cultural] Parents of dyslexics BT Singers UF Americans, Pacific Islander [social] Operators, Emergency communications Pacific Islanders UF Dyslexics, Parents of USE Public safety dispatchers [national/regional] BT Parents Operators, Farm RT Oceanians Parents of gays USE Farmers NT American Samoans [social] Orang Indonesia Fijians UF Gays, Parents of USE Indonesians French Polynesians BT Parents Orchestra directors Melanesians Parents of mass murderers [occupation/field of activity] Micronesians [social] UF Directors, Orchestra New Caledonians BT Parents Ordained clergy New Zealanders Parents of transgender people USE Clergy Ni-Vanuatu [social] Ordained ministers Polynesians UF Transgender people, Parents of USE Clergy Wallis and Futuna Islanders BT Parents Order of the Reformed Cistercians of the Strict Pacific Northwesterners Paridon players Observance members [national/regional] USE Baryton players USE Trappists UF Northwesterners, Pacific Pariton players Oregonians BT Americans USE Baryton players [national/regional] Canadians Parkinson disease patients BT Americans Pacifists USE Parkinson's disease patients Ornithologists [social] Parkinsonism patients [occupation/field of activity] Paediatricians USE Parkinson's disease patients UF Avian biologists USE Pediatricians Parkinson's disease patients Bird biologists Painters [medical, psychological, and disability] BT Zoologists [occupation/field of activity] UF Parkinson disease patients Orthodox Catholic Church members BT Artists Parkinsonism patients USE Orthodox Eastern Church members NT Genre painters Parkinson's patients Orthodox Church of Romania members Muralists Parkinson's syndrome patients USE Romanian Orthodox Church members Watercolorists BT Patients Orthodox Eastern Church members Pakhtuns (Asian people) Parkinson's patients [religion] USE Pashtuns (Asian people) USE Parkinson's disease patients UF Eastern Orthodox Church members Pakistanis Parkinson's syndrome patients Greek Orthodox Church members [national/regional] USE Parkinson's disease patients BT Asians

DG-26 Parliaments, Members of NT Anorexics Philosophy teachers USE Legislators Bulimics [occupation/field of activity] Parsees People with HIV BT Teachers USE Parsis USE HIV-positive people Phorhépecha (North American people) Parsis People with HIV/AIDS USE Purépecha (North American people) [religion] USE AIDS patients Photographers UF Parsees People with intellectual disabilities [occupation/field of activity] BT Zoroastrians USE People with mental disabilities BT Artists Parti Conservateur du Canada members (Canada : People with intersex conditions NT Fashion photographers 2003- ) USE Intersex people Phou Lao (Asian people) USE Conservative Party of Canada members People with learning disabilities USE Lao (Asian people) (Canada : 2003- ) [medical, psychological, and disability] Phou Lao speakers Particular Baptists UF Learning disabilities, People with USE Lao speakers USE Reformed Baptists Learning disabled people Phthisis patients Pashtoons (Asian people) Learning disorders, People with USE Tuberculosis patients USE Pashtuns (Asian people) People with learning disorders Physical therapists Pashtuns (Asian people) BT People with developmental disabilities [occupation/field of activity] [ethnic/cultural] People with learning disorders UF Physiotherapists UF Afghans (Asian people) USE People with learning disabilities BT Allied health personnel Pakhtuns (Asian people) People with mental disabilities Physically challenged people Pashtoons (Asian people) [medical, psychological, and disability] USE People with disabilities Pathans (Asian people) UF Intellectually disabled people Physically disabled people Pushtuns (Asian people) Mental disabilities, People with USE People with disabilities Pastors Mentally deficient people Physicians [occupation/field of activity] Mentally disabled people [occupation/field of activity] BT Clergy Mentally disordered people UF Allopathic doctors Pathans (Asian people) Mentally retarded people Doctors USE Pashtuns (Asian people) People with intellectual disabilities Doctors of medicine Patients Retarded people MDs (Physicians) [medical, psychological, and disability] People with physical disabilities Medical doctors NT Alzheimer's patients USE People with disabilities Medical professionals Cancer patients Percussion instrument players BT Medical personnel Conversion therapy patients USE Percussionists Medical scientists HIV-positive people Percussion instrument students NT Allergists Leprosy patients USE Percussion students Anesthesiologists Multiple sclerosis patients Percussion instrumentalists Cardiologists Parkinson's disease patients USE Percussionists Emergency physicians Tuberculosis patients Percussion players General practitioners (Physicians) Peace, Justices of the USE Percussionists Geriatricians USE Justices of the peace Percussion students Gynecologists Peace officers [social] Pediatricians [occupation/field of activity] UF Percussion instrument students Psychiatrists BT First responders Students, Percussion Surgeons NT Police BT Music students Physicists Pediatricians Percussion teachers [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] BT Scientists UF Paediatricians BT Music teachers Physics students Pediatrists Percussionists [social] BT Physicians [occupation/field of activity] UF Students, Physics Pediatrists UF Percussion instrument players Physiologists USE Pediatricians Percussion instrumentalists [occupation/field of activity] Pedologists (Soil scientists) Percussion players BT Biologists USE Soil scientists BT Musicians Medical scientists Pennsylvanians Performance artists NT Nutritionists [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] Physiotherapists BT Americans BT Artists USE Physical therapists People living with AIDS Periodical editors Pi pa players USE AIDS patients [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] People living with HIV UF Editors, Literary UF Chinese lute players USE HIV-positive people Editors, Magazine Pipa players People living with HIV/AIDS Editors, Periodical Pipaists USE AIDS patients Literary editors BT Musicians People with AIDS Magazine editors Pianists USE AIDS patients Persians [occupation/field of activity] People with ambiguous genitalia USE Iranians UF Forte-pianists USE Intersex people Personnel department employees Fortepianists People with developmental disabilities [occupation/field of activity] Piano players [medical, psychological, and disability] UF Human resource professionals BT Musicians UF Developmental disabilities, People with Human resources personnel Piano players Developmentally disabled [Former heading] Peruanos USE Pianists Disabled, Developmentally USE Peruvians Piano students BT People with disabilities Peruanos japoneses [social] NT Autistics USE Japanese Peruvians UF Students, Piano Dyslexics Peruvians BT Music students People with learning disabilities [national/regional] Pilots, Airplane People with disabilities UF Peruanos USE Air pilots [medical, psychological, and disability] BT South Americans Pipa players UF Disabilities, People with Peruvians, Japanese USE Pi pa players Disabled people USE Japanese Peruvians Pipaists Handicapped people Ph. D. students USE Pi pa players Individuals with disabilities USE Doctoral students Planetary astronomers People with physical disabilities Pharmacists USE Planetary scientists Physically challenged people [occupation/field of activity] Planetary scientists Physically disabled people UF Apothecaries [occupation/field of activity] NT Blind Chemists (Pharmacists) UF Planetary astronomers Deafblind Clinical pharmacists Planetologists Hearing impaired Druggists BT Astronomers People with developmental disabilities BT Medical personnel Planetologists People with eating disorders PhD students USE Planetary scientists [medical, psychological, and disability] USE Doctoral students Plant biologists UF Eating disorders, People with Philippines residents USE Botanists USE Filipinos

DG-27 Plant scientists Polnisch speakers People who organize publicity on behalf of an USE Botanists USE Polish speakers organization or person. Planters (Farmers) Polski speakers UF Publicists (Press agents) USE Farmers USE Polish speakers Pressmen (Journalists) Play actors Polynesians USE Journalists USE Actors [national/regional] Preteenagers Players, Roller derby BT Pacific Islanders USE Preteens USE Roller derby skaters Polynésiens (French Polynesia) Preteens Players (Actors) USE French Polynesians [age] USE Actors Pomak speakers Children in the general age range of nine through twelve years. Plectral instrument players USE Bulgarian speakers USE Plucked instrument players Popes UF Pre-teens Plectral instrument teachers [occupation/field of activity] Preadolescents USE Plucked instrument teachers BT Clergy Preteenagers Plucked instrument players Porhé (North American people) Tweenagers [occupation/field of activity] USE Purépecha (North American people) Tweenies UF Fretted instrument players P'orhépecha (North American people) Tweens Plectral instrument players USE Purépecha (North American people) BT Children Plucked string instrument players Português speakers Priests Plucked stringed instrument players USE Portuguese speakers [occupation/field of activity] BT Musicians Portuguese BT Clergy Plucked instrument teachers [national/regional] Primary school students [occupation/field of activity] UF Portugueses USE School children UF Fretted instrument teachers BT Europeans Prime ministers Plectral instrument teachers Portuguese Americans [occupation/field of activity] Plucked string instrument teachers [ethnic/cultural] BT Rulers Plucked stringed instrument teachers UF Americans, Portuguese Prince-Édouardiens BT Music teachers Portuguese speakers USE Prince Edward Islanders Plucked string instrument players [language] Prince Edward Islanders USE Plucked instrument players UF Português speakers [national/regional] Plucked string instrument teachers Portugueses UF Édouardais (Prince Edward Island) USE Plucked instrument teachers USE Portuguese Édouardiens (Prince Edward Island) Plucked stringed instrument players Post-graduate students Prince-Édouardiens USE Plucked instrument players USE Graduate students Prince-Edwardiens Plucked stringed instrument teachers Post-secondary teachers BT Canadians USE Plucked instrument teachers USE University and college faculty members Prince-Edwardiens PLWAs (People living with AIDS) Postal clerks USE Prince Edward Islanders USE AIDS patients USE Postal service employees Printmakers PLWHAs (People living with HIV/AIDS) Postal employees [occupation/field of activity] USE AIDS patients USE Postal service employees BT Artists Poles Postal service employees NT Etchers [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] Prison inmates UF Polish people UF Carriers, Letter USE Prisoners BT Europeans Carriers, Mail Prisoners Police Clerks, Mail [social] [occupation/field of activity] Clerks, Postal UF Convicts UF Cops Letter carriers Imprisoned people Gendarmes Mail carriers Incarcerated people Law enforcement officers Mail clerks Inmates of correctional institutions Officers, Law enforcement Mailmen Inmates of prisons Officers, Police Postal clerks Prison inmates Police officers Postal employees NT Concentration camp inmates Policemen Postmen Political prisoners BT Peace officers BT Government employees Prisoners of conscience Police dispatchers Postgraduate students USE Political prisoners USE Public safety dispatchers USE Graduate students Professors (University and college faculty members) Police officers Postmen USE University and college faculty members USE Police USE Postal service employees Progressives Police radio dispatchers Postsecondary teachers [social] People who ascribe to progressive values, USE Public safety dispatchers USE University and college faculty members independent of their party affiliation. Policemen Potters Protestant Church in the Netherlands members USE Police [occupation/field of activity] [religion] Polish Americans UF Pottery makers UF Nederlands Gereformeerde Kerken members [ethnic/cultural] BT Artists Protestantse Kerk in Nederland members UF Americans, Polish Pottery makers BT Christians Polish people USE Potters Protestants USE Poles Powhatan (North American people) [religion] Polish speakers [ethnic/cultural] BT Christians [language] UF Powhatan Indians [Former heading] Protestantse Kerk in Nederland members UF Polnisch speakers Powhatan Indians USE Protestant Church in the Netherlands members Polski speakers USE Powhatan (North American people) Provosts (University and college administrators) Political detainees Pre-teens [occupation/field of activity] USE Political prisoners USE Preteens UF College and university provosts Political prisoners Preadolescents College provosts [social] USE Preteens University provosts UF Conscience, Prisoners of Presbyterians BT University and college administrators Detainees, Political [religion] Psychiatrists Political detainees BT Christians [occupation/field of activity] Prisoners of conscience NT Church of Scotland members BT Physicians BT Prisoners Preschool children Psychologists Political science students [educational level] [occupation/field of activity] [social] UF Preschoolers BT Scientists UF Students, Political science Preschoolers Psychology teachers Political science teachers USE Preschool children [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] Presidents BT Teachers BT Teachers USE Presidents (Rulers) Public accountants Political scientists Presidents (Rulers) USE Accountants [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] Public defenders UF Scientists, Political UF Presidents [Former heading] [occupation/field of activity] Politicians BT Rulers UF Defenders, Public [occupation/field of activity] Press agents [occupation/field of activity]

DG-28 BT Criminal defense lawyers Society of Friends members Religious Society of Friends members Government attorneys BT Christians USE Quakers Public librarians Quebecers Reorientation therapy patients [occupation/field of activity] USE Quebeckers USE Conversion therapy patients BT Librarians Quebeckers Reparative therapy patients Public safety dispatchers [national/regional] USE Conversion therapy patients [occupation/field of activity] UF Quebecers Reporters (Journalists) UF 9-1-1 call takers Québécois USE Journalists 9-1-1 dispatchers BT Canadians Representatives, Writers' 9-1-1 operators Québécois USE Literary agents 911 call takers USE Quebeckers Reptile biologists 911 dispatchers Quecchiʾ (Central American people) USE Herpetologists 911 operators USE Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) Republican Party members (Ireland) Ambulance dispatchers Quechua speakers USE Fianna Fáil members (Ireland) Dispatchers, Ambulance [language] Republican Party members (United States) Dispatchers, Emergency Queens [social] Dispatchers, Fire [occupation/field of activity] UF Republicans (Republican Party members) Dispatchers, Law enforcement Women monarchs and wives or women consorts Republicans (Republican Party members) Dispatchers, Police of kings. USE Republican Party members (United States) Dispatchers, Police radio UF Monarchs Restaurant employees Dispatchers, Public safety Sovereigns (Rulers) [occupation/field of activity] Emergency communications operators BT Rulers Retarded people Emergency dispatchers Queenslanders USE People with mental disabilities Fire dispatchers [national/regional] Retired people Law enforcement dispatchers BT Australians USE Retirees Operators, Emergency communications Quilt makers Retirees Police dispatchers USE Quiltmakers [social] Police radio dispatchers Quilters UF Retired people Publicists (Press agents) USE Quiltmakers Returning veterans USE Press agents Quiltmakers USE Veterans Puerto Ricans [occupation/field of activity] Réunionais [national/regional] UF Quilt makers USE Réunionese UF Puertorriqueños Quilters Réunionese BT Americans BT Needleworkers [national/regional] Puertorriqueños Rabbis UF Bourbonnais USE Puerto Ricans [occupation/field of activity] Réunionais Pukchosŏn inmindŭl BT Clergy Réunionnais USE North Koreans Scholars BT Africans Pukhan saramdŭl Radio operators French USE North Koreans [occupation/field of activity] Réunionnais Pulmonary cancer patients UF Wireless operators USE Réunionese USE Lung cancer patients NT Flight radio operators Rhode Islanders Pulmonary tuberculosis patients Rakyat Malaysia [national/regional] USE Tuberculosis patients USE Malaysians UF Rhodeans (Rhode Island) Punk rock musicians Rap musicians BT Americans [occupation/field of activity] USE Rappers Rhodeans (Rhode Island) BT Rock musicians Rappers USE Rhode Islanders Pure Land Buddhists [occupation/field of activity] Rhodesians (Zambians) [religion] UF Emcees (Rap musicians) USE Zambians BT Buddhists Hip-hop musicians Rhodesians (Zimbabweans) Purépecha (North American people) M.C.s (Rap musicians) USE Zimbabweans [ethnic/cultural] MCs (Rap musicians) Right-wingers UF Porhé (North American people) Rap musicians USE Conservatives P'orhépecha (North American people) BT Musicians Rigsdansk speakers P'urhe (North American people) Ras Tafaris USE Danish speakers Phorhépecha (North American people) USE Rastafarians Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, residents P'urhépecha (North American people) Rastafarians USE Fluminense Tarascan (North American people) [religion] RNs (Registered nurses) Tarasco (North American people) UF Ras Tafaris USE Nurses P'urhe (North American people) Rastas Rock musicians USE Purépecha (North American people) Rastas [occupation/field of activity] P'urhépecha (North American people) USE Rastafarians BT Musicians USE Purépecha (North American people) Rebels (Dissidents) NT Punk rock musicians Puritans USE Dissidents Roller derby players [religion] Receptionists USE Roller derby skaters BT Christians [occupation/field of activity] Roller derby skaters Pushtuns (Asian people) Recovering addicts [occupation/field of activity] USE Pashtuns (Asian people) [medical, psychological, and disability] UF Players, Roller derby Putonghua speakers BT Addicts Roller derby players USE Chinese speakers NT Recovering alcoholics Skaters, Roller derby PWAs (People with AIDS) Recovering alcoholics BT Athletes USE AIDS patients [medical, psychological, and disability] Roman Catholics Qataris BT Alcoholics USE Catholics [national/regional] Recovering addicts Romanian Orthodox Church members UF Kataris Rectors [religion] Qaṭarīyūn [occupation/field of activity] UF Orthodox Church of Romania members BT Asians BT Clergy BT Christians Qaṭarīyūn Reference librarians Romanians USE Qataris [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) UF User services librarians BT Europeans [ethnic/cultural] BT Librarians Rong Kong speakers UF Cacchʾ (Central American people) Reformed Baptists USE Lao speakers Cacché (Central American people) [religion] Ruandais Kekchiʾ (Central American people) UF Particular Baptists USE Rwandans Ketchiʾ (Central American people) BT Baptists Rugby football players Quecchiʾ (Central American people) Refugees USE Rugby players BT Maya (Central American people) [social] Rugby players Quakers Registered nurses [occupation/field of activity] [religion] USE Nurses UF Rugby football players UF Friends (Quakers) Religious converts BT Athletes Friends Church members [social] Rulers Religious Society of Friends members UF Converts, Religious [occupation/field of activity]

DG-29 Rulers (Continued) Residents of the West Indian island of Saint Saskatchewaners UF Heads of state Martin. For residents of the collectivity of Saint Martin BT Canadians see Saint-Martinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin). State, Heads of Saskatchewannais NT Dictators UF Saint Martin Islanders USE Saskatchewanians Emperors Sint Maarten Islanders Saudi Arabians Empresses Sint Maarteners USE Saudis Governors St. Maarten Islanders Saudis Kings St. Maarteners [national/regional] Presidents (Rulers) St. Martin Islanders UF Saudi Arabians Prime ministers St. Martiners Saʻūdīyūn Queens BT West Indians BT Asians Sultans Saint-Martinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin) Saʻūdīyūn Ruotsi speakers [national/regional] USE Saudis Residents of the collectivity of Saint Martin. For USE Swedish speakers residents of the West Indian island of Saint Martin Saxophone players Russ speakers see Saint Martiners. USE Saxophonists USE Russian speakers UF Saintmartinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin) Saxophonists Russian Orthodox Church members BT French [occupation/field of activity] [religion] West Indians UF Alto saxophonists BT Christians Saint-Pierrais et Miquelonnais Baritone saxophonists Russian speakers [national/regional] Saxophone players [language] UF Miquelonnais Soprano saxophonists UF Eluosi speakers Saint-Pierrets Tenor saxophonists Olossu speakers BT French BT Musicians Russ speakers North Americans Scenic designers Russit speakers Saint-Pierrets USE Set designers Russki speakers USE Saint-Pierrais et Miquelonnais Scenographers (Set designers) Russians Saint Vincent Islanders USE Set designers [national/regional] USE Saint Vincentians Scholars BT Asians Saint Vincentians [occupation/field of activity] Europeans [national/regional] People who have done advanced study in a particular field. Russit speakers UF Grenadine Islanders USE Russian speakers Saint Vincent Islanders NT Archaeologists Russki speakers St. Vincent Islanders Biblical scholars USE Russian speakers St. Vincentians Classicists Rwandais Vincentians Germanists USE Rwandans BT West Indians Historians Rwandans Saintmartinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin) Musicologists [national/regional] USE Saint-Martinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin) Rabbis UF Ruandais Salvadorans Theologians Rwandais [national/regional] School children Rwandese UF El Salvador residents [educational level] BT Africans Salvadoreans UF Elementary school students Rwandese Salvadoreños Primary school students USE Rwandans Salvadorians Students, Elementary school Sadouri players BT Central Americans Students, Primary school USE Santur players Salvadoreans School employees Sailors USE Salvadorans [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] Salvadoreños UF School personnel UF Mariners USE Salvadorans NT School librarians Naval personnel Salvadorians Teachers BT Boaters USE Salvadorans School librarians NT Merchant mariners Sanseis [occupation/field of activity] Saint-Babaths’ [social] UF Media specialists (School librarians) USE Saint-Barths Santir players School media specialists Saint-Barthiens USE Santur players BT Librarians USE Saint-Barths Santoor players School employees Saint-Barthois USE Santur players School media specialists USE Saint-Barths Santoorists USE School librarians Saint-Barths USE Santur players School personnel [national/regional] Santour players USE School employees UF Barthélemois USE Santur players School teachers Saint-Babaths’ Santouri players USE Teachers Saint-Barthiens USE Santur players Schoolteachers Saint-Barthois Santur players USE Teachers Saint-Barts [occupation/field of activity] Schweizer BT French UF Sadouri players USE Swiss West Indians Santir players Science historians Saint-Barts Santoor players USE Historians of science USE Saint-Barths Santoorists Scientists Saint Christopher Islanders Santour players [occupation/field of activity] USE Kittitians Santouri players NT Anthropologists Saint Kitts and Nevis residents Santuri players Astronomers USE Kittitians Santurists Biologists Nevisians Sintir players (Santur) Chemists Saint Kitts Islanders Tsintsila players Conservationists USE Kittitians BT Musicians Fisheries scientists Saint Lucia Islanders Santuri players Geologists USE Saint Lucians USE Santur players Geophysicists Saint Lucians Santurists Mathematicians [national/regional] USE Santur players Medical scientists UF Lucians Sapphists Meteorologists Saint Lucia Islanders USE Lesbians Oceanographers Saint-Luciens Saskatchewanais Physicists St. Lucia Islanders USE Saskatchewanians Psychologists St. Lucians Saskatchewaners Soil scientists BT West Indians USE Saskatchewanians Scientists, Information Saint-Luciens Saskatchewanians USE Information scientists USE Saint Lucians [national/regional] Scientists, Political Saint Martin Islanders UF Saskatchewanais USE Political scientists USE Saint Martiners Saskatchewannais Scorers, Computer game (Composers) Saint Martiners USE Game music composers [national/regional]

DG-30 Scorers, Film UF Sefardic Jews Shin Buddhists USE Film composers Sefardim [religion] Scorers, Game (Composers) Sephardic Jews UF Shin-shu Buddhists USE Game music composers BT Jews BT Buddhists Scorers, Video game (Composers) Serbians Shin-shu Buddhists USE Game music composers USE Serbs USE Shin Buddhists Scotch Irish Serbs Shintoists USE Ulster Scots [national/regional] [religion] Scots UF Serbians Shipwreck archaeologists [national/regional] Srbi USE Maritime archaeologists BT Britons Srbijanci Shitsonga speakers Scots, Ulster BT Europeans USE Tsonga speakers USE Ulster Scots Servants Shqip speakers Scots Americans USE Household employees USE Albanian speakers USE Scottish Americans Service academy students Shqipëri speakers Scots Gaelic speakers USE Military cadets USE Albanian speakers USE Scottish Gaelic speakers Service members, Military Shqiptarët Scots Irish USE Soldiers USE Albanians USE Ulster Scots Servicemen, Military Shu ren Scots speakers USE Soldiers USE Sichuanese [language] Set designers Siamese Speakers of the Germanic language of Scotland [occupation/field of activity] USE Thai that is related to English. For speakers of the Celtic UF Scenographers (Set designers) Siamese speakers language of Scotland see Scottish Gaelic speakers. Scenic designers USE Thai speakers Scottish Americans Stage designers Sichuan ren [ethnic/cultural] BT Designers USE Sichuanese UF Americans, Scots Seventh-Day Adventists Sichuanese Americans, Scottish [religion] [national/regional] Scots Americans BT Adventists UF Bashu ren Scottish Gaelic speakers Seventh grade students Chuan ren [language] [educational level] Shu ren Speakers of the Celtic language of Scotland. For speakers of the Germanic language of Scotland that UF Seventh graders Sichuan ren is related to English see Scots speakers. Students, Seventh grade Szechuanese UF Gàidhlig speakers Seventh graders Szechwanese Scots Gaelic speakers USE Seventh grade students BT Chinese Scouts, Boy Sex crime victims Siciliani USE Boy Scouts USE Sexual abuse victims USE Sicilians Sculptors Sexual abuse victims Sicilians [occupation/field of activity] [social] [national/regional] BT Artists UF Sexual violence victims UF Siciliani Second grade students Sex crime victims BT Italians [educational level] BT Crime victims Sierra Leoneans UF Second graders Sexual minorities [national/regional] Students, Second grade [social] BT Africans Second graders UF GLBT people Sightseers USE Second grade students GLBTQ people USE Tourists Secretaries LBG people Sikhs [occupation/field of activity] LGBT people [religion] People who manage correspondence and routine Lesbigay people UF Gurmat members work for a superior. For people employed to perform LGBTQ people Sindhi (South Asian people) administrative duties see Administrative assistants. Non-heterosexual people [ethnic/cultural] Secretaries of culture Non-heterosexuals UF Sindis (South Asian people) USE Culture ministers NT Bisexuals Sindis (South Asian people) Sefardic Jews Gays USE Sindhi (South Asian people) USE Sephardim Sexual orientation conversion therapy patients Singaporeans Sefardim USE Conversion therapy patients [national/regional] USE Sephardim Sexual reorientation therapy patients BT Asians Seminarians USE Conversion therapy patients Singers [social] Sexual violence victims [occupation/field of activity] UF Seminary students USE Sexual abuse victims UF Vocalists Students, Seminary Seychellois BT Musicians Seminary students [national/regional] NT Folk singers USE Seminarians BT Africans Opera singers Senate members Shakers Sopranos (Singers) USE Senators [religion] Sint Maarten Islanders Senators UF United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second USE Saint Martiners [occupation/field of activity] Appearing members Sint Maarteners UF Senate members BT Christians USE Saint Martiners BT Legislators Shangaan speakers Sintir players (Santur) Sénégalais USE Tsonga speakers USE Santur players USE Senegalese Shangana speakers Sisters Senegalese USE Tsonga speakers [social] [national/regional] Shangani speakers BT Families UF Sénégalais USE Tsonga speakers NT Stepsisters Sénégaliens Shia Muslims Sisters (Nuns) BT Africans USE Shiites USE Nuns Sénégaliens Shiah Muslims Sisters of Charity USE Senegalese USE Shiites [social] Senior citizens Shiahs Members of the Roman Catholic congregations of USE Older people USE Shiites noncloistered women called the Sisters of Charity. Seniors, College Shias UF Charity, Sisters of USE College seniors USE Shiites Sitar players Seniors, High school Shiite Muslims USE Sitarists USE High school seniors USE Shiites Sitar students Seniors (Older people) Shiites [social] USE Older people [religion] UF Students, Sitar Sephardic Jews UF Shia Muslims BT Music students USE Sephardim Shiah Muslims Sitar teachers Sephardim Shiahs [occupation/field of activity] [ethnic/cultural] Shias BT Music teachers [religion] Shiite Muslims Sitarists BT Muslims [occupation/field of activity]

DG-31 Sitarists (Continued) Military service members South Koreans UF Sitar players Military servicemen [national/regional] BT Musicians Service members, Military UF Koreans, South Sixth form students Servicemen, Military Namchosŏn inmindŭl [educational level] NT Generals Namhan saramdŭl UF Sixth-formers Marines BT Asians Students, Sixth form Solicitors South Sudanese Sixth-formers USE Lawyers [national/regional] USE Sixth form students Solons UF South Sudanis Sixth grade students USE Legislators Southern Sudanese [educational level] Somalians Southern Sudanis UF Sixth graders USE Somalis BT Africans Students, Sixth grade Somalis South Sudanis Sixth graders [national/regional] USE South Sudanese USE Sixth grade students UF Somalians South Vietnamese Skaters, Figure BT Africans [national/regional] USE Figure skaters Somekhuri speakers UF Vietnamese, South Skaters, Roller derby USE Armenian speakers BT Asians USE Roller derby skaters Somkhuri speakers Southeast Asians Skilled witnesses USE Armenian speakers [national/regional] USE Expert witnesses Song writers UF South East Asians Slovak Americans USE Lyricists South Eastern Asians [ethnic/cultural] Songwriters Southeastern Asians UF Americans, Slovak USE Composers BT Asians Slovak speakers Lyricists Southeastern Asians [language] Sooners USE Southeast Asians UF Slovakian speakers USE Oklahomans Southern Africans Slovencina speakers Sophomores, College [national/regional] Slovakian speakers USE College sophomores Residents of Africa south of Congo (Democratic USE Slovak speakers Sophomores, High school Republic) and Tanzania. For residents of South Africa see South Africans. Slovaks USE High school sophomores [national/regional] Sopranists BT Africans BT Europeans USE Sopranos (Singers) Southern Baptists Slovencina speakers Soprano saxophonists [religion] USE Slovak speakers USE Saxophonists BT Baptists Slovene Americans Sopranos (Singers) Southern Rhodesians USE Slovenian Americans [occupation/field of activity] USE Zimbabweans Slovene speakers UF Sopranists Southern Sudanese [language] BT Singers USE South Sudanese UF Slovenian speakers Sotho (African people) Southern Sudanis Slovenscina speakers [ethnic/cultural] USE South Sudanese Slovenes UF Basotho (African people) Southerners (United States) [national/regional] Basuto (African people) [national/regional] UF Slovenians Suto (African people) BT Americans BT Europeans Suthu (African people) Sovereigns (Rulers) Slovenian Americans Souriquois (North American people) USE Emperors [ethnic/cultural] USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) Empresses UF Americans, Slovene South Africans Queens Americans, Slovenian [national/regional] Sultans Slovene Americans Residents of South Africa. For residents of Africa Soviets Slovenian speakers south of Congo (Democratic Republic) and Tanzania [national/regional] see Southern Africans. Residents of the former Soviet Union in general. USE Slovene speakers UF Suid-Afrikaners For residents of one of the constituent countries of Slovenians the former Soviet Union see the term for the residents USE Slovenes BT Africans of the country, e.g., Russians. Slovenscina speakers South Americans BT Asians USE Slovene speakers [national/regional] Europeans Soccer players NT Argentines Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands members [occupation/field of activity] Bolivians (Germany) UF Association football players Brazilians [social] English football players Chileans UF Social Democratic Party of Germany members European football players Colombians (Germany) Football players (Soccer players) Ecuadorians SPD members (Germany) BT Athletes French Guianese Spaniards Social anthropologists Guyanese [national/regional] USE Cultural anthropologists Paraguayans UF Spanish Social Democratic Party of Germany members Peruvians BT Europeans (Germany) Surinamers NT Balearic Islanders USE Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands Uruguayans Catalans members (Germany) Venezuelans Spanish Social workers South Asian Americans USE Spaniards [occupation/field of activity] [ethnic/cultural] Spanish speakers Socialists UF Americans, South Asian [language] [social] South Asians UF Castellano speakers People who ascribe to socialist values, [national/regional] Castilian speakers independent of their party affiliation. BT Asians Español speakers Society of Friends members South Australians SPD members (Germany) USE Quakers [national/regional] USE Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands Sociologists BT Australians members (Germany) [occupation/field of activity] South Carolinians Sports executives NT Medical sociologists [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] Sociology teachers BT Americans UF Executives, Sports [occupation/field of activity] South Dakotans BT Businesspeople BT Teachers [national/regional] Spouses, Former Soil scientists BT Americans USE Divorced people [occupation/field of activity] South East Asians Srbi UF Pedologists (Soil scientists) USE Southeast Asians USE Serbs BT Scientists South Eastern Asians Srbijanci Soldiers USE Southeast Asians USE Serbs [occupation/field of activity] South Islanders Sri-lankaise, Canadiens d'origine UF Armed Forces personnel [national/regional] USE Sri Lankan Canadians Members of the Armed Forces UF Mainlanders (New Zealand) Military personnel BT New Zealanders

DG-32 Sri Lankan Canadians Students, Banjo Students, Primary school [ethnic/cultural] USE Banjo students USE School children UF Canadians, Ceylonese Students, Business school Students, Second grade Canadians, Sri Lankan USE Business students USE Second grade students Canadiens d'origine sri-lankaise Students, Catholic school Students, Seminary Ceylonese Canadians USE Catholic school students USE Seminarians Sri-lankaise, Canadiens d'origine Students, Chemical engineering Students, Service academy Sri Lankans USE Chemical engineering students USE Military cadets [national/regional] Students, Chemistry Students, Seventh grade UF Ceylonese USE Chemistry students USE Seventh grade students Lankans Students, Clavichord Students, Sitar BT Asians USE Clavichord students USE Sitar students St. Christopher Islanders Students, College Students, Sixth form USE Kittitians USE College students USE Sixth form students St. Kitts Islanders Students, Community college Students, Sixth grade USE Kittitians USE Community college students USE Sixth grade students St. Lucia Islanders Students, Dental Students, Tabla USE Saint Lucians USE Dental students USE Tabla students St. Lucians Students, Dentistry Students, Tenth grade USE Saint Lucians USE Dental students USE High school sophomores St. Maarten Islanders Students, Doctoral Students, Third form USE Saint Martiners USE Doctoral students USE Third form students St. Maarteners Students, Ecology Students, Third grade USE Saint Martiners USE Ecology students USE Third grade students St. Martin Islanders Students, Eighth grade Students, Twelfth grade USE Saint Martiners USE Eighth grade students USE High school seniors St. Martiners Students, Elementary school Students, University USE Saint Martiners USE School children USE College students St. Vincent Islanders Students, Eleventh grade Students, Vocational education USE Saint Vincentians USE High school juniors USE Vocational school students St. Vincentians Students, Engineering Students, Vocational school USE Saint Vincentians USE Engineering students USE Vocational school students Stage actors Students, Fifth form Stylists, Hair USE Actors USE Fifth form students USE Barbers Stage designers Students, Fifth grade Suahili speakers USE Set designers USE Fifth grade students USE Swahili speakers Stand-up bass players Students, First grade Sub-Saharan Africans USE Double bassists USE First grade students [national/regional] Stand-up bassists Students, Flute UF Subsaharan Africans USE Double bassists USE Flute students BT Africans Standard Arabic speakers Students, Fourth form Subsaharan Africans USE Arabic speakers USE Fourth form students USE Sub-Saharan Africans Standard Chinese speakers Students, Fourth grade Sudanese USE Chinese speakers USE Fourth grade students [national/regional] Standard Estonian speakers Students, Graduate UF Sūdānīyūn USE Estonian speakers USE Graduate students BT Africans Standard German speakers Students, High school Sūdānīyūn USE German speakers USE High school students USE Sudanese Standard Latvian speakers Students, History Sufis USE Latvian speakers USE History students [religion] Standard Thai speakers Students, Home-school BT Muslims USE Thai speakers USE Homeschooled students Sugbuanons State, Heads of Students, Homeschooled USE Cebuanos USE Rulers USE Homeschooled students Sugbuhanons State of Mainers Students, Infant school USE Cebuanos USE Mainers USE Kindergarteners Suicide victims Statesmen Students, Junior college [social] [occupation/field of activity] USE Junior college students UF Suicides Stepbrothers Students, Junior high school BT Victims [social] USE Junior high school students Suicides BT Brothers Students, Kindergarten USE Suicide victims Stepfathers USE Kindergarteners Suid-Afrikaners [social] Students, Law USE South Africans BT Fathers USE Law students Suisses Stepmothers Students, Marimba USE Swiss [social] USE Marimba students Sultans BT Mothers Students, Medical [occupation/field of activity] Stepsisters USE Medical students UF Sovereigns (Rulers) [social] Students, Middle school BT Rulers BT Sisters USE Middle school students Sunni Muslims Stewardesses, Air Students, Music USE Sunnites USE Flight attendants USE Music students Sunnis Stewards, Air Students, Ninth grade USE Sunnites USE Flight attendants USE High school freshmen Sunnites Story editors Students, Nursing [religion] [occupation/field of activity] USE Nursing students UF Sunni Muslims People who edit film, television, radio, etc., scripts. Students, Percussion Sunnis UF Editors, Story USE Percussion students BT Muslims Straight people (Heterosexuals) Students, Ph. D. Suomalaiset USE Heterosexuals USE Doctoral students USE Finns Straights (Heterosexuals) Students, PhD Suomi speakers USE Heterosexuals USE Doctoral students USE Finnish speakers Street people (Homeless people) Students, Physics Surgeons USE Homeless people USE Physics students [occupation/field of activity] String bass players Students, Piano BT Physicians USE Double bassists USE Piano students NT Neurosurgeons String bassists Students, Political science Surinamers USE Double bassists USE Political science students [national/regional] Students, Anthropology Students, Post-graduate UF Surinamese USE Anthropology students USE Graduate students BT South Americans Students, Art Students, Postgraduate Surinamese USE Art students USE Graduate students USE Surinamers

DG-33 Sūrīyūn Tamil speakers UF Telanganans USE Syrians [language] Telanganians Survivors, Holocaust UF Damulian speakers BT Indians (India) USE Holocaust survivors Tamal speakers Telangire speakers Suthu (African people) Tamalsan speakers USE Telugu speakers USE Sotho (African people) Tambul speakers Telegu speakers Suto (African people) Tamili speakers USE Telugu speakers USE Sotho (African people) Tamili speakers Television broadcast journalists Svenska speakers USE Tamil speakers USE Television journalists USE Swedish speakers Tanzanians Television journalists Svenskar [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] USE Swedes UF Watanzania UF Broadcast journalists, Television Svizzeri BT Africans Newscasters, Television USE Swiss Taoists Television broadcast journalists Svizzers [religion] Television newscasters USE Swiss Taqamkukewa’q (North American people) BT Journalists Swahili speakers USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) Television newscasters [language] Tar Heels USE Television journalists UF Arab-Swahili speakers USE North Carolinians Telgi speakers Kisuaheli speakers Tarascan (North American people) USE Telugu speakers Kisuahili speakers USE Purépecha (North American people) Telugu speakers Kiswaheli speakers Tarasco (North American people) [language] Kiswahili speakers USE Purépecha (North American people) UF Andhra speakers Suahili speakers Tartar speakers Gentoo speakers Swami–Narayanis USE Tatar speakers Tailangi speakers [religion] Tasmanians Telangire speakers UF Swaminarayanas [national/regional] Telegu speakers BT Hindus UF Tassies Telgi speakers Swaminarayanas Taswegians Tengu speakers USE Swami–Narayanis BT Australians Terangi speakers Swedes Tassies Tolangan speakers [national/regional] USE Tasmanians Tengu speakers UF Svenskar Taswegians USE Telugu speakers Swedish USE Tasmanians Tennesseans BT Europeans Tatar speakers [national/regional] Swedes, Bosnian [language] UF Tennesseeans USE Bosnian Swedes UF Tartar speakers Volunteers (Tennesseans) Swedish Tax lawyers BT Americans USE Swedes [occupation/field of activity] Tennesseeans Swedish speakers BT Lawyers USE Tennesseans [language] TB patients Ténois UF Ruotsi speakers USE Tuberculosis patients USE Nor'Westers Svenska speakers Tchadiens Tenor saxophonists Swimmers USE Chadians USE Saxophonists [occupation/field of activity] Teachers Tenth grade students BT Athletes [occupation/field of activity] USE High school sophomores NT Divers UF Educators Tenth graders Swiss Faculty (Teachers) USE High school sophomores [national/regional] Instructors Terangi speakers UF Helvètes School teachers USE Telugu speakers Helvétiens Schoolteachers Terre-Neuviens Helvétiques BT School employees USE Newfoundlanders Schweizer NT Anthropology teachers Terre-Neuviens et Labradoriens Suisses Economics teachers USE Labradorians Svizzeri Entomology teachers Newfoundlanders Svizzers Fifth grade teachers Terreneuviens Switzerland residents Film teachers USE Newfoundlanders BT Europeans First grade teachers Terreneuviers Switzerland residents Geography teachers USE Newfoundlanders USE Swiss History teachers Territoriens (Northwest Territories) Syrians Language teachers USE Nor'Westers [national/regional] Linguistics teachers Territoriens (Nunavut) UF Sūrīyūn Literature teachers USE Nunavummiut BT Asians Music teachers Territoriens (Yukon) Szechuanese Philosophy teachers USE Yukoners USE Sichuanese Political science teachers Teton (North American people) Szechwanese Psychology teachers USE Lakota (North American people) USE Sichuanese Sociology teachers Teton Sioux (North American people) Tabla players Third grade teachers USE Lakota (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] Tedesco speakers Tewahdo members BT Musicians USE German speakers USE Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church Tabla students Teen librarians members [social] USE Young adult librarians Texans UF Students, Tabla Teen services librarians [national/regional] BT Music students USE Young adult librarians UF Tejanos Tai Lao speakers Teenagers Texians USE Lao speakers [age] BT Americans Tailangi speakers People in the general age range of thirteen through Texians USE Telugu speakers eighteen years. USE Texans Taiwan ren UF Adolescents Textile artists USE Taiwanese Teens [occupation/field of activity] Taiwanese Young adults (Teenagers) BT Artists [national/regional] Teens Thai UF Formosans USE Teenagers [national/regional] Taiwan ren Tejanos UF Siamese BT Asians USE Texans Thais Tamal speakers Telanganans BT Asians USE Tamil speakers USE Telanganites Thai speakers Tamalsan speakers Telanganians [language] USE Tamil speakers USE Telanganites UF Central Thai speakers Tambul speakers Telanganites Siamese speakers USE Tamil speakers [national/regional]

DG-34 Standard Thai speakers Docents Trial examiners Thaiklang speakers Escorts, Tourist USE Administrative law judges Thaiklang speakers Guides, Tourist Trinbagonians USE Thai speakers Tour escorts USE Tobagonians Thailand Khmer speakers Tourist escorts Trinidadians USE Northern Khmer speakers Tourist guides (Persons) Trinibagonians Thais Tourists' guides (Persons) USE Tobagonians USE Thai BT Tourism industry employees Trinidadians Theatrical costumers Tourism employees Trinidad and Tobago residents USE Costume designers USE Tourism industry employees USE Tobagonians Theologians Tourism industry employees Trinidadians [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] Trinidadians UF Theologists UF Tourism employees [national/regional] BT Scholars NT Tour guides (Persons) UF Trinbagonians Theologists Travel agents Trinibagonians USE Theologians Tourist escorts Trinidad and Tobago residents Thespians USE Tour guides (Persons) Trinidadians and Tobagonians USE Actors Tourist guides (Persons) Trinis Thesps USE Tour guides (Persons) BT West Indians USE Actors Tourists Trinidadians and Tobagonians Third form students [social] USE Tobagonians [educational level] UF Sightseers Trinidadians UF Students, Third form BT Travelers Trinis Third grade students Tourists' guides (Persons) USE Tobagonians [educational level] USE Tour guides (Persons) Trinidadians UF Third graders Traders, Fur Trippers (Travelers) Students, Third grade USE Fur traders USE Travelers Third grade teachers Traitors Triqui Alto speakers (Chicahuaxtla-Triqui speakers) [occupation/field of activity] [social] USE Chicahuaxtla Triqui speakers BT Teachers NT Collaborationists Triqui de San Andrés Chicahuaxtla speakers Third graders Trans-identified people USE Chicahuaxtla Triqui speakers USE Third grade students USE Transgender people Trombone players Thítunwan (North American people) Trans people USE Trombonists USE Lakota (North American people) USE Transgender people Trombonists Thonga speakers Transexuals [occupation/field of activity] USE Tsonga speakers USE Transsexuals UF Trombone players Ticos Transgender-identified people BT Musicians USE Costa Ricans USE Transgender people Troupers (Actors) Tikali speakers Transgender people USE Actors USE Tikar speakers [social] Trukhmen speakers Tikar-East speakers UF Trans-identified people USE Turkmen speakers USE Tikar speakers Trans people Trukhmeny speakers Tikar speakers Transgender-identified people USE Turkmen speakers [language] Transgendered people Trumpet players UF Ndob speakers Transgenders USE Trumpeters Ndome speakers Transpeople Trumpeters Tikali speakers BT Gender minorities [occupation/field of activity] Tikar-East speakers Transgender people, Parents of UF Trumpet players Tikari speakers USE Parents of transgender people Trumpetists Tingkala speakers Transgendered people BT Musicians Tikari speakers USE Transgender people Trumpetists USE Tikar speakers Transgenders USE Trumpeters Tingkala speakers USE Transgender people Tsa-la-gi (North American people) USE Tikar speakers Transpeople USE Cherokee (North American people) Titunwan (North American people) USE Transgender people Tsalagi (North American people) USE Lakota (North American people) Transsexual people USE Cherokee (North American people) Tobagonians USE Transsexuals Tsa'ragi' (North American people) [national/regional] Transsexuals USE Cherokee (North American people) UF Trinbagonians [social] Tsars Trinibagonians UF Transsexual people USE Emperors Trinidad and Tobago residents Transexuals Kings Trinidadians and Tobagonians BT Gender minorities Tshivenda speakers Trinis Transvestites USE Venda speakers BT West Indians [social] Tsintsila players Toddlers People, especially males, who assume the dress USE Santur players [age] and manner of the opposite sex for psychological Tslagi (North American people) gratification. Children approximately one to three years old. USE Cherokee (North American people) BT Children UF Cross-dressers Tsonga speakers Togois Crossdressers [language] USE Togolese Femmiphilliacs UF Changana speakers Togolais BT Gender minorities Gwamba speakers (Tsonga speakers) USE Togolese Trappers Shangaan speakers Togolese [occupation/field of activity] Shangana speakers [national/regional] BT Hunters Shangani speakers UF Togois Trappists Shitsonga speakers Togolais [social] Thonga speakers BT Africans UF Order of the Reformed Cistercians of the Strict Tonga speakers (Tsonga speakers) Tolangan speakers Observance members Xichangana speakers USE Telugu speakers BT Cistercians Xitsonga speakers Tonga speakers (Tsonga speakers) Travel agents Tsotsil (North American people) USE Tsonga speakers [occupation/field of activity] USE Tzotzil (North American people) Tories (Conservative Party members) BT Tourism industry employees Tuberculosis patients USE Conservative Party members (Great Britain) Travelers [medical, psychological, and disability] Torkomani speakers [social] UF Consumption patients USE Turkmen speakers UF Excursionists Phthisis patients Tory Party members (Great Britain) Travellers Pulmonary tuberculosis patients USE Conservative Party members (Great Britain) Trippers (Travelers) TB patients Tour escorts Voyagers BT Patients USE Tour guides (Persons) Wayfarers Tunisians Tour guides (Persons) NT Tourists [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] Travellers UF Ifrikiens UF Cicerones USE Travelers Ifrikiyens

DG-35 Tunisians (Continued) Ukrainian speakers Post-secondary teachers Tunisiens [language] Postsecondary teachers BT Africans Ukrainians Professors (University and college faculty Tunisiens [national/regional] members) USE Tunisians BT Europeans University teachers Türkçe speakers Uladh-Albanaigh University and college officials USE Turkish speakers USE Ulster Scots USE University and college administrators Turki speakers Ulster Irish University graduates USE Turkish speakers USE Ulster Scots USE College graduates Türkisch speakers Ulster-Scotch University librarians USE Turkish speakers USE Ulster Scots USE Academic librarians Turkish speakers Ulster Scots University officials [language] [ethnic/cultural] USE University and college administrators UF Anatolian speakers People of Scottish descent from the historical University provosts Osmanli speakers province of Ulster. USE Provosts (University and college Türkçe speakers UF Albanaigh Uladh administrators) Türkisch speakers Scotch Irish University students Turki speakers Scots Irish USE College students Turkman speakers Scots, Ulster University teachers USE Turkmen speakers Uladh-Albanaigh USE University and college faculty members Turkmani speakers Ulster Irish Upper Muscogee (North American people) USE Turkmen speakers Ulster-Scotch USE Muscogee (North American people) Turkmanian speakers Ulsterites Upper Voltans USE Turkmen speakers USE Ulstermen USE Burkinabe Turkmen Ulstermen Upright bass players [national/regional] [national/regional] USE Double bassists Turkmen speakers Residents of the historical province of Ulster. Upright bassists [language] UF Ulsterites USE Double bassists UF Torkomani speakers Ultonians Urdu speakers Trukhmen speakers BT Irish [language] Trukhmeny speakers Ultonians UF Bihari speakers (Urdu speakers) Turkman speakers USE Ulstermen Islami speakers Turkmani speakers Undergraduate college students Undri speakers Turkmanian speakers USE Undergraduates Urudu speakers Turkmencha speakers Undergraduates Urudu speakers Turkmeni speakers [educational level] USE Urdu speakers Turkmenler speakers UF Undergraduate college students Uruguayans Turkomans speakers BT College students [national/regional] Turkmencha speakers NT College freshmen UF Uruguayos USE Turkmen speakers College juniors BT South Americans Turkmeni speakers College seniors Uruguayos USE Turkmen speakers College sophomores USE Uruguayans Turkmenler speakers Underwater archaeologists Urundais USE Turkmen speakers USE Maritime archaeologists USE Burundians Turkomans speakers Undri speakers Urundiens USE Turkmen speakers USE Urdu speakers USE Burundians Turks Unemployed User services librarians [national/regional] [social] USE Reference librarians BT Asians UF Jobless people Utahans Europeans Out-of-work people USE Utahns Tuscans Unemployed people Utahns [national/regional] Unemployed workers [national/regional] BT Italians NT Displaced workers UF Utahans Tweenagers Unemployed people BT Americans USE Preteens USE Unemployed Valencian speakers Tweenies Unemployed workers USE Catalan speakers USE Preteens USE Unemployed Valets Tweens United Arab Emirates residents [occupation/field of activity] USE Preteens USE Emiratis UF Manservants Twelfth grade students United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second BT Household employees USE High school seniors Appearing members Vanouatais Twelfth graders USE Shakers USE Ni-Vanuatu USE High school seniors United States residents Vanuatais Tykes (Yorkshiremen) USE Americans USE Ni-Vanuatu USE Yorkshiremen University administrators Vanuatuans Tyrants USE University and college administrators USE Ni-Vanuatu USE Dictators University and college administrators Vascongados (European people) Tzars [occupation/field of activity] USE Basques (European people) USE Emperors UF Administrators, University and college Vascos (European people) Kings College administrators USE Basques (European people) Tzotsil (North American people) College and university administrators Venda speakers USE Tzotzil (North American people) College and university officials [language] Tzotzil (North American people) College officials UF Cevenda speakers [ethnic/cultural] Officials, University and college Chivenda speakers UF Batsil K'op (North American people) University administrators Tshivenda speakers Tsotsil (North American people) University and college officials Venezolanos Tzotsil (North American people) University officials USE Venezuelans Tzotzil Maya (North American people) NT Provosts (University and college Venezuelans Tzotzil Maya (North American people) administrators) [national/regional] USE Tzotzil (North American people) University and college faculty members UF Venezolanos ʻŪd players [occupation/field of activity] BT South Americans USE Oud players UF Academicians Vermonters Ugandan Canadians Academics (University and college faculty [national/regional] [ethnic/cultural] members) BT Americans UF Canadians, Ugandan College and university faculty members Veterans Canadiens d'origine ougandaise College teachers [social] Ougandaise, Canadiens d'origine Faculty members, University and college UF Combat veterans Ugandans Higher education teachers Ex-military personnel [national/regional] Lectors (University and college faculty Ex-service men UF Waganda members) Former military personnel BT Africans Lecturers (University and college faculty Military personnel, Former members) Military veterans

DG-36 Returning veterans Violoncello players Watercolourists Vets (Veterans) USE Cellists BT Painters War veterans Virgin Islanders Watercolour painters Veterinarians [national/regional] USE Watercolorists [occupation/field of activity] BT Americans Watercolourists UF Animal doctors Virginians USE Watercolorists Doctors, Animal [national/regional] Wayfarers Vets (Veterans) UF Dominionites USE Travelers USE Veterans BT Americans Weavers Vicars Vlaams speakers [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] USE Dutch speakers UF Hand-loom weavers BT Clergy Vlamingen Hand weavers Vice presidents (Government employees) USE Flemings Handloom weavers [occupation/field of activity] Vocalists Handweavers BT Government employees USE Singers Welch Viceroys Vocational education students USE Welsh [occupation/field of activity] USE Vocational school students Wellingtonians BT Governors Vocational school graduates [national/regional] Victims [educational level] BT New Zealanders [social] UF Graduates, Vocational school Welsh NT Crime victims Vocational school students [national/regional] Holocaust survivors [educational level] UF Welch Holocaust victims UF Students, Vocational school BT Britons Suicide victims Students, Vocational education Welsh speakers Victorians (State of Victoria) Vocational education students [language] [national/regional] Volof speakers UF Cymraeg speakers UF Cabbage Gardeners (State of Victoria) USE Wolof speakers West Australians Cabbage Patchers (State of Victoria) Voltaïques USE Western Australians Cabbage Staters (State of Victoria) USE Burkinabe West Indian Americans Gumsuckers (State of Victoria) Volunteers (Tennesseans) [ethnic/cultural] Yabbies (State of Victoria) USE Tennesseans UF Americans, West Indian BT Australians Voyagers West Indians Video game composers USE Travelers [national/regional] USE Game music composers Waals UF Caribbean Islanders Video game scorers (Composers) USE Walloons Caribbean residents USE Game music composers Waddies (Cowboys) NT Anguillans Video studies teachers USE Cowboys Antiguans USE Film teachers Waganda Arubans Viet speakers USE Ugandans Bahamians USE Vietnamese speakers Wakenya Barbadians Vietnamese USE Kenyans Barbudans [national/regional] Walaf speakers Cubans BT Asians USE Wolof speakers Dominicans (Dominica) Vietnamese, South Wallis and Futuna Islanders Dominicans (Dominican Republic) USE South Vietnamese [national/regional] Grenadians Vietnamese Americans UF Futunans Guadeloupians [ethnic/cultural] Futuniens Haitians UF Americans, Vietnamese Wallisians Jamaicans Vietnamese Australians Wallisiens Kittitians [ethnic/cultural] Wallisiens et Futuniens Martinicans UF Australians, Vietnamese BT French Montserratians Vietnamese speakers Pacific Islanders Nevisians [language] Wallisians Saint-Barths UF Annamese speakers USE Wallis and Futuna Islanders Saint Lucians Ching speakers Wallisiens Saint Martiners Gin speakers (Vietnamese speakers) USE Wallis and Futuna Islanders Saint-Martinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin) Jing speakers (Vietnamese speakers) Wallisiens et Futuniens Saint Vincentians Kinh speakers USE Wallis and Futuna Islanders Tobagonians Viet speakers Wallons Trinidadians Vincentians USE Walloons West Teke speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) USE Saint Vincentians Walloons language) Viol players [national/regional] USE Yaka speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) [occupation/field of activity] UF Waals language) UF Gamba players Wallons West Virginians Gambists BT Belgians [national/regional] Viola da gamba players War historians BT Americans Violists da gamba USE Military historians Western Australians Violists Naval historians [national/regional] BT Musicians War veterans UF West Australians Viola da gamba players USE Veterans Westralians USE Viol players Waro-Waro speakers BT Australians Viola di bordone players USE Wolof speakers Western Caribbean Creole speakers (Haitian speakers) USE Baryton players Washingtonians (District of Columbia) USE Haitian speakers Viola paradon players [national/regional] Western Europeans USE Baryton players BT Americans [national/regional] Viola players Washingtonians (Washington State) BT Europeans [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] Western Keres Pueblo speakers UF Violists BT Americans USE Western Keres speakers BT Musicians Watanzania Western Keres speakers Viola teachers USE Tanzanians [language] [occupation/field of activity] Water-colorists UF Western Keres Pueblo speakers BT Music teachers USE Watercolorists Western Sioux (North American people) Violin teachers Water-colourists USE Lakota (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] USE Watercolorists Westerners (United States) BT Music teachers Watercolor painters [national/regional] Violists USE Watercolorists BT Americans USE Viol players Watercolorists Westfalen Viola players [occupation/field of activity] USE Westphalians Violists da gamba UF Water-colorists Westphalians USE Viol players Water-colourists [national/regional] Violoncellists Watercolor painters UF Westfalen USE Cellists Watercolour painters BT Germans

DG-37 Westralians Yakusu speakers Zimbabwe Rhodesians USE Western Australians USE Kele speakers (Congolese (Democratic BT Africans Whalers Republic) language) Zoologists [occupation/field of activity] Yallof speakers [occupation/field of activity] BT Fishers USE Wolof speakers UF Animal biologists White Monks Yamanīyūn Wildlife biologists USE Cistercians USE Yemenis BT Biologists White Russian speakers Yankees NT Entomologists USE Belarusan speakers USE New Englanders Ethologists White Ruthenian speakers Yariba (African people) Herpetologists USE Belarusan speakers USE Yoruba (African people) Ornithologists White supremacists Yemenis Zoroastrians [social] [national/regional] [religion] Wiccans UF Yamanīyūn NT Parsis [religion] Yemenites Zulu speakers Widowers BT Asians [language] [social] Yemenites UF Isizulu speakers Widows USE Yemenis Kingoni speakers (Zulu speakers) [social] Yerushalmim Ngoni speakers (Zulu speakers) Wildlife biologists USE Jerusalemites Zunda speakers USE Zoologists Yiśreʼelim Zunda speakers Winners, Nobel Prize USE Israelis USE Zulu speakers USE Nobel Prize winners Yooba (African people) Wireless operators USE Yoruba (African people) USE Radio operators Yorkies (Yorkshiremen) Wisconsinites USE Yorkshiremen [national/regional] Yorkshiremen UF Cheeseheads [national/regional] BT Americans UF Tykes (Yorkshiremen) Witnesses, Expert Yorkies (Yorkshiremen) USE Expert witnesses BT English Witnesses, Skilled Yoruba (African people) USE Expert witnesses [ethnic/cultural] Wolof speakers UF Ede-Yoruba (African people) [language] Yariba (African people) UF Ouolof speakers Yooba (African people) Volof speakers Young adult librarians Walaf speakers [occupation/field of activity] Waro-Waro speakers Librarians who specialize in providing services to Yallof speakers young adults. Women UF Teen librarians [age] Teen services librarians BT Adults Young adult services librarians Females BT Librarians Women, Gay Young adult services librarians USE Lesbians USE Young adult librarians Women homosexuals Young adults USE Lesbians [age] Woodland owners People in the general age range of eighteen through twenty-five years. USE Forest landowners Workers, Dislocated BT Adults USE Displaced workers Young adults (Teenagers) Workers, Displaced USE Teenagers USE Displaced workers Youngsters Working class people USE Children [social] Yukonais Wranglers (Cowboys) USE Yukoners USE Cowboys Yukoners Writers' representatives [national/regional] USE Literary agents UF Territoriens (Yukon) Wyomingites Yukonais [national/regional] Yukoniens BT Americans Yukonnais Xianggang ren BT Canadians USE Hong Kongers Yukoniens Xichangana speakers USE Yukoners USE Tsonga speakers Yukonnais Xitsonga speakers USE Yukoners USE Tsonga speakers Yunwiya (North American people) Yaa speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) language) USE Cherokee (North American people) USE Yaka speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) Zaïro-Congolais language) USE Congolese (Democratic Republic) Yabbies (State of Victoria) Zaïrois USE Victorians (State of Victoria) USE Congolese (Democratic Republic) Yaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese (Democratic Zambians Republic) language) [national/regional] [language] UF Northern Rhodesians UF Iaca speakers Rhodesians (Zambians) Iaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese BT Africans (Democratic Republic) language) Zen Buddhists Iyaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese [religion] (Democratic Republic) language) BT Buddhists Kiyaka speakers Zhongguohua speakers Yaka speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) language) USE Chinese speakers [language] Zhongwen speakers UF Iyaka speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) USE Chinese speakers language) Zimbabwe Rhodesians West Teke speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) USE Zimbabweans language) Zimbabweans Yaa speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) [national/regional] language) UF Rhodesians (Zimbabweans) Southern Rhodesians

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