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    <Habit>
    <Domain>Habit(HabitName)</Domain>
      <UID>1</UID>
      <Name>Burrower</Name>
      <Description>To dig a hole or tunnel for habitation or refuge. 2. To live or hide in such a place. 3. To move or progress by or as if by digging or tunneling:</Description>
      <LastChangeDate>2008-07-18T11:57:55 AMERICA/NEW_YORK</LastChangeDate>
    </Habit>

    <Habit>
    <Domain>Habit(HabitName)</Domain>
      <UID>5</UID>
      <Name>Climber</Name>
      <Description>a person or animal that climbs. a vine or climbing plant that readily grows up a support or over other plants.</Description>
      <LastChangeDate>2008-07-18T11:57:57 AMERICA/NEW_YORK</LastChangeDate>
    </Habit>

    <Habit>
    <Domain>Habit(HabitName)</Domain>
      <UID>3</UID>
      <Name>Clinger</Name>
      <Description>to adhere closely. stick to: The wet paper clings to the glass. 2. to hold tight, as by grasping or embracing; cleave</Description>
      <LastChangeDate>2008-07-18T11:57:56 AMERICA/NEW_YORK</LastChangeDate>
    </Habit>

    <Habit>
    <Domain>Habit(HabitName)</Domain>
      <UID>94</UID>
      <Name>Diver</Name>
      <Description>a person or animal that dives into water.</Description>
      <LastChangeDate>2017-10-11T07:52:12 AMERICA/NEW_YORK</LastChangeDate>
    </Habit>

    <Habit>
    <Domain>Habit(HabitName)</Domain>
      <UID>74</UID>
      <Name>Mixed</Name>
      <Description>consisting of different qualities or elements. containing a mixture of both favorable and negative elements. composed of different varieties of the same thing.</Description>
      <LastChangeDate>2017-02-14T12:33:25 AMERICA/NEW_YORK</LastChangeDate>
    </Habit>

    <Habit>
    <Domain>Habit(HabitName)</Domain>
      <UID>9</UID>
      <Name>Other</Name>
      <Description>used to refer to a person or thing that is different or distinct from one already mentioned or known about. Further, additional.</Description>
      <LastChangeDate>2008-07-18T11:57:59 AMERICA/NEW_YORK</LastChangeDate>
    </Habit>

    <Habit>
    <Domain>Habit(HabitName)</Domain>
      <UID>6</UID>
      <Name>Skater</Name>
      <Description>a person who skates, especially on ice.</Description>
      <LastChangeDate>2008-07-18T11:57:57 AMERICA/NEW_YORK</LastChangeDate>
    </Habit>

    <Habit>
    <Domain>Habit(HabitName)</Domain>
      <UID>2</UID>
      <Name>Sprawler</Name>
      <Description>To sit or lie with the body and limbs spread out awkwardly. 2. To spread out in a straggling or disordered fashion: untidy tenements sprawling toward the river. v.tr. To cause to spread out in a straggling or disordered fashion.</Description>
      <LastChangeDate>2008-07-18T11:57:56 AMERICA/NEW_YORK</LastChangeDate>
    </Habit>

    <Habit>
    <Domain>Habit(HabitName)</Domain>
      <UID>4</UID>
      <Name>Swimmer</Name>
      <Description>a person or animal that swims. To move along in water, etc, by means of movements of the body or parts of the body.</Description>
      <LastChangeDate>2008-07-18T11:57:57 AMERICA/NEW_YORK</LastChangeDate>
    </Habit>

    <Habit>
    <Domain>Habit(HabitName)</Domain>
      <UID>7</UID>
      <Name>Unidentified</Name>
      <Description>not recognized or identified.</Description>
      <LastChangeDate>2008-07-18T11:57:58 AMERICA/NEW_YORK</LastChangeDate>
    </Habit>

    <Habit>
    <Domain>Habit(HabitName)</Domain>
      <UID>8</UID>
      <Name>Unknown</Name>
      <Description>not known or familiar.</Description>
      <LastChangeDate>2008-07-18T11:57:58 AMERICA/NEW_YORK</LastChangeDate>
    </Habit>


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