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IMPEDIMENTS TO IMPROVING ECONOMIC STATUS IS WATER CONFINEMENT +	e.g. "You are barely keeping your head above water"  +
IMPROVING ECONOMIC STATUS IS MOVING OUT OF A LOCATION +	e.g., "get out of poverty"  +
IMPROVING ECONOMIC STATUS IS MOVING OUT OF AN UNDESIRABLE LOCATION +	e.g. digging oneself out of debt  +
IMPROVING ECONOMIC STATUS IS UPWARD MOTION +	e.g., "climb out of poverty"  +
INCREASE EASE OF ACTION IS INCREASE EASE OF MOTION +	autoimport  +
Impact +	A scene describing one trajector moving towards a landmark and making inpact with it, or two trajectors moving towards each other and meeting each other with some force.  +
Impediment to motion +	This is a general frame that encapsulates both: active impediments of any kind (a subframe called Motion_impediments), and FAILURE TO enable (a subframe called Lack_of_enablement). Scenario: motion is impeded either by some barrier or antagonistic force; or by the failure to aid/enable motion  +
Impeding downward motion +	Objects that impede the downward motion of another entity.  +
Income +	earned income, as in from a salary/wages; cf Investment  +
Injurious gun use +	This general frame is intended to represent the commonalities across a range of contexts in which the discharge of a gun (potentially) results in injury to a person. Specific contexts, such as criminal use of guns, and sanctioned use of guns (e.g. by the police) can be elaborated in subcases.  +
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LAWS ARE PHYSICAL RESTRAINTS +	DEMO.  +
LESSER DEGREE OF GUN CONTROL LEGISLATION IS WEAKER PHYSICAL RESTRAINT +	DEMO.  +
Leftover Food +	This frame contains lexical units that refer to undesirable scraps of food  +
Light source +	light emitted from an object or other light source  +
Lightness +	have high level or increase level of lightness  +
Living +	second phase/process of life cycle  +
Lose possession +	Loss of possession of an object: at initial stage, donor possesses object, while at final stage donor does not possess object  +
Luminosity +	Amount of light  +
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MEANS OF IMPROVING ECONOMIC STATUS ARE PATHS TO MOVING OUT OF A LOCATION +	e.g. "path out of poverty"  +
Mass motion +	Aggregate motion of a collection of entities acting as one  +
Maze +	pathways that are confusing or difficult to navigate  +
Misfortune +	Unexpected negative events or circumstances  +
Monetary evaluation +	evaluating the worth of a resource  +
Motion +	This is the most general Motion frame. Frame description: All or part of an entity (mover) moves with respect to some landmark or background. This general frame encompasses both "motion-in-place" (movement that can occur within a fixed location, e.g. spinning) and translational motion (in which the mover occupies a series of different locations over time -- see Motion_Along_A_Path). This frame could also be used to specify lack of motion (i.e. speed = 0).  +
Motion along a path +	A moving entity starts out in one place and ends up in another, having traversed the distance between these places  +
Motion away from a bounded region +	Translational motion of some entity, with motion starting inside some (bounded) area, and ending outside that area  +
Motion away from a location +	Translational motion of some entity, away from some location  +
Motion back and forth +	non-circular motion about a fixed location  +
Motion impediments +	This is a generic frame that captures all kinds of impediments, whether they are obstacles in one's way, restraints, barriers, etc. This frame is unspecified as to the type of impediment.  +
Motion to a bounded region +	Translational motion of some entity, with motion starting outside of some (bounded) area, and ending inside that area  +
Motion with respect to an undesirable entity +	Mover moves so as to not be co-located with an undesirable entity.  +
Motion-affecting actors +	An animate entity acts on a potential mover (an object or other animate entity), negatively affecting that mover's ability to move.  +
Motion-affecting external factors +	This is a very high level frame. It refers to things/factors/processes/entities/conditions etc. external to a mover or moving entity, that can (either positively or negatively, unspecified) affect the mover's motion (motion here being unspecified as to whether or not it's on a path or goal-directed).  +
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Negatively evaluated condition +	a state or condition that is negatively evaluated by some evaluee (who may or may not be the state holder)  +
Non-translational motion +	Non-lexical frame for motion that does not involve SPG; types of motion-in-place  +
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Object +	A bounded physical entity  +
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POVERTY IS A CRIME +	e.g. "poverty is a crime"  +
POVERTY IS A DISEASE +	e.g. "epidemic of poverty"  +
POVERTY IS A FIERCE CREATURE +	e.g. "Measuring Poverty: A many-headed beast"  +
POVERTY IS A MOTION IMPEDIMENT +	e.g. "chained by poverty"  +
POVERTY IS A PLANT +	e.g. the roots of poverty  +
POVERTY IS A WEED +	e.g. "the strangling weeds of poverty"  +
Paths out of a location +	A pathway that starts in a (bounded) area and ends outside of that area  +
Personal weapon +	We may want to restrict this to Firearms (or Personal firearms), which would mean excluding things such as knives and bombs.  +
Pest +	insect, small animal, or fungus that is annoying or harmful and destructive  +
Physical combat +	Figthing between two or more people  +
Physical competition +	Competition between two entities that involves physical contact; often with the goal of achieving a resource such as territory  +
Physical entity +	Physically percievable object or substance  +
Physical strength +	This frame is for the 'strong' end of the physical strength scale.  +
Plurality +	Multiple entities of a given 'kind'  +

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