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I have a relation like this:

context-[EXPRESSED_AS]->root

Assume that I have two contexts. The first has roots with base_forms of "temperature", "cool" and "hot". The second has roots with base_forms of "cool" and "hot". I want to find all contexts, sorted by the number of matches for the set ["cool", "temperature"].

I attempted it using this Cypher query, which doesn't work since the IN operator returns true or false instead of the matches:

"MATCH (w:`context`), s-[EXPRESSED_AS]-&gt;n1 WHERE n1.base_form in ["cool", "temperature"] WITH s, COUNT(n1.base_form in ["cool", "temperature"]) AS rootCount RETURN s.name, rootCount ORDER BY rootCount

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Hi.

I'd like tell you about a matter that is quite personal but will result in some changes in the way I present myself and interact with the commnunity.

I am transgender.

I have known that my body did not match my internal gender since I was a very small child, but I kept those feelings hidden and did my best to make my life work with the body I was born into. The result was chronic stress, physical and psychological pain, and a severe depression that culminated in an acute crisis in October of 2012. At that time I entered psychotherapy to explore my options.

I was diagnosed with Gender Identity Disorder, the treatment for which includes psychotherapy, hormonal treatments and potentially several surgeries. I have been working with my therapist and doctors, following the Standards of Care that set out treatment guidelines for my condition.

	# Needed to load an application without enabling a certain feature unless I explicitly wanted it.
	# The use case was not wanting listeners to load unless the server was starting up; otherwise
	# running rake or any of the rails aliases would fire up the listener which would block the thread.

	# To complete this thought, check for the value of the environment variable in an initializer, e.g.
	#
	# config/initializers/listeners.rb
	# if ENV['WITH_LISTENERS']
	# Rails.logger.info "Starting listeners..."
	# Listener.start(:customer)

	activities = Activity.where(:date.gte => dates.first, :date.lte => dates.last)

	((Date.today - 60.days)..Date.today).map do \|date\|
	activities.where(:date.gte => date.beginning_of_day, :date.lte => date.end_of_day).first \|\| Activity.new(:date => date, :stat => 0)
	end

	MyApp.Foo = Backbone.Model.extend(

	urlRoot: '/foos'

	defaults:
	attrs_to_sync: ['name', 'points']

	toJSON: (options) ->
	attr = _.clone(@attributes)
	json = new Object

	MyApp.FooCollection = Backbone.Collection.extend(

	model: MyApp.Foo,

	sort_key: 'points',

	sort_direction: 'desc'

	comparator: (a, b) ->
	key_1 = a.get(@sort_key)