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Id	Subject	Object	Predicate	Lexical cue
T1	0-62	Title	denotes	A survey of Moraxella corneal ulcers in a derelict population.
T3	12-21	Microorganism	denotes	Moraxella
T4	22-36	Habitat	denotes	corneal ulcers
T5	22-29	Habitat	denotes	corneal
T6	42-61	Habitat	denotes	derelict population
T2	63-715	Paragraph	denotes	Infection with diplobacilli of the Moraxella group was the most common cause of bacterial corneal ulcer in a population of derelict alcoholics living in the Bowery district in New York City from 1965 through 1968. No distinction could be made between Moraxella subspecies on the basis of severity of ulcer or antibiotic sensitivities. Of 100 Bowery inhabitants examined, 35 harbored Moraxella in their noses. After 1968 and coinciding with an improvement in nutrition and sanitation, but with no apparent change in the incidence of alcoholism in this population, we noted a marked decline in the incidence of corneal ulcers caused by Moraxella species.
T7	78-90	Phenotype	denotes	diplobacilli
T8	98-107	Microorganism	denotes	Moraxella
T9	143-166	Habitat	denotes	bacterial corneal ulcer
T10	153-160	Habitat	denotes	corneal
T11	186-205	Habitat	denotes	derelict alcoholics
T12	239-252	Habitat	denotes	New York City
T13	314-323	Microorganism	denotes	Moraxella
T14	363-368	Habitat	denotes	ulcer
T15	372-396	Phenotype	denotes	antibiotic sensitivities
T16	405-423	Habitat	denotes	Bowery inhabitants
T17	446-455	Microorganism	denotes	Moraxella
T18	465-470	Habitat	denotes	noses
T19	672-686	Habitat	denotes	corneal ulcers
T20	672-679	Habitat	denotes	corneal
T21	697-706	Microorganism	denotes	Moraxella