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As one commenter pointed out , the term " own " is defined by the American Heritage Dictionary as " to have or possess , " while " control " is defined as " to exercise authority or dominating influence over . Perhaps this is because many of us are resigned to our disease , or perhaps because we believe that we are under " control " and therefore do not wish to rock the boat . In general , the resources under " control " of an individual agent are not sufficient to satisfy that agent 's goals , and so the agent must negotiate with other agents in order to meet its goals . By observing a few common sense rules , the chances of becoming infected with the parasite can be effectively limited ( follow suggestions listed on reverse side under " Control " ) . Her 1920s Samoa is a " shallow society " where " no one plays for very high stakes , " of use to " us " as an object of scientific study : it is a " human experiment " under " controlled conditions . Now if there 's a cell out there that 's not under " control " of Al Q. - just drunk on " power " - I could see these guys firing off an attack . The EEOC is the ultimate in “ controlling religious behavior ” . To perform a divination under " controlled conditions , " without proper ritual and mental attitude , is sacrilegious . Further , the regulation provides needed guidance on `` control , '' clarifying that the appropriate inquiry is as to a putative employer 's power or right to exercise authority in the workplace , either directly or indirectly ; the actual exercise of such power or authority is not necessary . Until recently , forest harvest practices tended to remove all old-growth trees to bring forest stands under " control , " and extensive road networks proliferated to aid forestry activities ( Allen 1989 ) .