Peaches 1,727 cartons of fresh peaches, 1,207 cartons of fresh nectarines and 365 cartons of fresh plums have been recalled by Jac.
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Included in the recall are 1,43 cartons of peaches, 1,207 cartons of nectarines and 365 cartons of plums, which may have come in contact with the bacteria at a packaging facility.
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I remember that we need more egg cartons for our chicken and duck eggs, so I place an online order with a farming-supply store for jumbo egg cartons ($71.34 for 351.503 cartons).
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Though no illnesses linked to the fruit have been reported so far, 1,727 cartons of fresh peaches, 1,207 cartons of fresh nectarines, and 365 cartons of fresh plums have been recalled after the result of a routine sampling by Jac.
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Dear Heloise: More households are buying almond, soy, cashew and coconut milks in the half-gallon cartons with plastic lids on the side of the cartons.
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When Mr. Rausing became chief executive, the company was selling only tetrahedron-shaped cartons, and annual production of Tetra Pak cartons had not yet reached one billion.
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Most of the cartons at the store ARE fully intact.
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Some washed meat pans; some assembled cartons; some carried bricks.
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I see blueberries on sale so I grab two cartons.
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For the leftovers in their cartons, in tied plastic bags.
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Their furniture includes a mattress, a few boxes, and cartons.
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Craftmaking reusing materials like egg cartons, bottle caps and CDs.
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The cartons are still sitting by the door in Madison.
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They were packed in 45 cartons of counterfeit $1 bills.
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The contraband we had failed to declare was two cartons of cigarettes, but less than a dozen cartons can land you three to six months in prison in Singapore, even for a first-time offense.
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About 145,254 of the cartons were shipped to 28 different states.
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The system accepts plastic cartons filled with freeze dried pet food.
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Discarded milk cartons, with expiration dates from 2013, littered the floor.
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To distract myself, I down three cartons of the free water.
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Another environmental problem confronting Metsä is the recycling of food cartons.
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Cigarette cartons are light weight and worth a ton of cash. Keep.
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In "Your Tales of Trash Hell," Winnie Hu writes: Rotting milk cartons.
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Cartons include four pitcher packs, which together make 12 8-ounce servings.
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Originally, it was delivered by wagon in wooden boxes, tubs and cartons.
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On milk cartons, supermarket carrier bags, billboards, TV, and even some store receipts.
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Romaine lettuce 24-count cartons cost between $18 and $25.45 on Nov. 19.
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That's the equivalent of one tree for every 22 cigarettes, or 103 cartons.
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The patented technology can also reportedly recycle everything from milk cartons to wetsuits.
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This is a bit like another marketing trick often found on egg cartons.
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I couldn't believe these four cartons of feces were just sitting there... like that.
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My mother places cartons of juice onto the rolling belt of the checkout line.
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Tetra Pak cartons, however, are shipped in giant bales to a facility in Mexico.
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There aren't any drink cartons out there at all and it's the morning rush!
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Her gym teacher had stacked a bunch of milk cartons into a makeshift staircase.
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Tetra Pak primarily manufactures packaging for food, but many drink cartons come with straws.
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The suspect, who also stole 226 cartons of cigarettes, has yet to be identified.
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These cartons of mixed fruit juices by Nature's Nectar are loaded with Vitamin C.
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When she retired, she said, her monthly salary couldn't buy two cartons of eggs.
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Compressed beverage cartons made of cardboard, polyethylene, and aluminum sit in a specialized paper factory.
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One regular always kept buying me stuff, like cartons of my [favorite] brand of cigarettes.
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One work is built from Coca Cola cans, Becks beer cans and Lipton tea cartons.
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It is also recalling 3-gallon cartons of its Baked Bear cookie dough ice cream.
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It also would prohibit the sale of food in foam cups, plates or egg cartons.
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She took more cartons of milk than she was supposed to from the school cafeteria.
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When my shift was over, I took home cartons of milk and packets of condiments.
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Nearby, larger robots did the backbreaking, repetitive work of lifting and stacking filled-up cartons.
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Instanbul-based Kalenobel makes flexible consumer packaging for ice cream, aseptic cartons and other products.
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In 2013 the FDA tried to slap more intense, graphic warning labels on cigarette cartons.
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There was no sign of Philip or his materials, the sealed cartons he'd arrived with.
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There were also cartons of milk protein drinks for 155 yen, or just under $1.50.
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Mutasem, 22013, makes a few shekels transporting the food cartons to people's homes on his donkey.
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Its New Orleans iced coffee cartons and cold brew cans are also sold in grocery stores.
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I'd buy cartons of cigarettes that others had smuggled in, sell them, and make a profit.
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Even as kids, we saw the potential for some pretty killer makeup inside those colorful cartons.
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Pollution from macroplastics — bags, cartons and other debris — has also increased sharply in the North Atlantic.
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The factory receives the dried sideritis bouquets in stacks, which have been placed in recyclable cartons.
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Qraluq started his shift in the drinks aisle, making sure the juice cartons were perfectly aligned.
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Unhappily, he ends up with cartons of the record crammed into every inch of his apartment.
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Stereos, turntables, cigarette cartons, iconic cartoon characters, and classic paintings aren't immune from his dimpled remix.
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Dr. Cunningham said Shrilk could be used to make egg cartons or a wrap for lettuces.
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The mill churns out enough of this paperboard to be folded into 32m cartons a day.
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These resealable cartons of organic chicken stock can be used to make soup, sauces, and more.
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Inside, Kurdish soldiers had found cartons of TNT and the makings of a car-bomb factory.
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Shelves also had juice drinks, cartons of iced teas, and every beverage I could think of.
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Everything we use comes in boxes, cartons, bins, the so-called packaging we love so much.
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Given the way that Gonzalez behaved in his warehouse, the formula appears to include obsessively watching the goods, which are stored in cartons in two temperature-controlled rooms that are a bit warmer than a home refrigerator, and periodically prodding them through holes in the cartons.
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Yet America had its milk cartons with missing kids staring back at you from the breakfast table.
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That has not stopped smugglers, particularly Iranian producers who hide their dates under cartons of other fruit.
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After the advisory was lifted, 24-count cartons of romaine sold for $24 to $30.65 on Nov.
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Sitting at the door to the cell block were four milk cartons, each containing a brown liquid.
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The agency said these cartons are still safe to drink for people who aren't allergic to milk.
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Then he would rush over with a bag filled with cartons of Japanese cigarettes conspicuously sticking out.
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His Midtown Manhattan office was cluttered with cartons of new business cards, boxes of hats, sample jerseys.
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Are two cartons of milk and four boxes of vegetable broth enough, or is that too much?
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People roamed the parking lots looking for others who had cartons of aqua towels to give away.
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If neither suits you, there are also cartons of shochu, a Japanese distilled beverage, to choose from.
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First, there were Muhammad's personal papers, medical records, cartons of legal and financial documents, newspapers, magazines, and tapes.
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But it's back on Level 3 that you find the kind of people who defecate into milk cartons.
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Kingelez built miniature utopias out of toothpicks, cardboard, bottle caps, cigarette cartons, Coke cans and even razor blades.
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SIG makes cartons for beverages and food and competes with larger rival Tetra Pak, part of Tetra Laval.
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Consumers throwing out old bread and questionable milk cartons are throwing away an average of $1,500 every year.
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The only thing was the cardboard came from cigarette cartons because his dad worked at a liquor store.
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The refrigerator section houses rows upon rows of diverse cartons, each advertising a different color, size, and quality.
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My mother came home with precious cartons of subsidized milk and soap, which were sold in rationed quantities.
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SIG makes cartons for food and drinks and competes with larger rival Tetra Pak, part of Tetra Laval.
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Two-layer cartons of Mexican hass avocados now reach $56.25, up from $33.25 at this time last year.
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I land on a regrammed photo of writer Jenny Mollen, pregnant and juggling six cartons of ice cream.
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Ice cream sticks, old newspapers, pieces of toilet paper, empty cigarette cartons all turned up in her collages.
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Once a month, a courier from Brinkmann would arrive at her front door with two cartons of cigarettes.
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He tries to fend off corrupt customs officers, and stocks cartons of cigarettes for the ones he can't.
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One woman fills her freezer with cartons of cigarettes and her bathroom with jars of anti-wrinkle cream.
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The parent company of Blue Diamond, HP Hood, is recalling certain half-gallon cartons of refrigerated Vanilla Almond Breeze.
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It turned out he'd been drinking three standard cartons of soy milk per day—which is about 1,200 calories.
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I get three cartons of eggs (we eat a lot of eggs), paper towels, strawberries, and lactose-free milk.
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The recall affects single-month packs and cartons of three packs like you'd get from a mail-order pharmacy.
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I was wondering if he was behind those cartons on the floor over here ... It worked out for me.
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So what's with all of these lawsuits around boxes or bags or cartons of food being not full enough?
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Polystyrene, a nonbiodegradable plastic foam, is used for takeaway food and beverage containers, egg cartons, coolers and other products.
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Two cartons of books, some cook pots, a Melitta thing you place over a cup, clothes in garbage bags.
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SIG makes cartons for beverages and food and competes with larger rival Tetra Pak, a unit of Tetra Laval.
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They have stolen approximately 1,249 cartons or bars of ice cream and gelato in 11 thefts, the police said.
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Morris Kuchenbecker, a retired package design engineer from the city of Neenah, patented a series of frozen-food cartons.
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She ordered cartons of milk, which, she said, make for a convenient refreshment when tending her fish-farming ponds.
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The museum's darkened room will be illuminated by small concrete houses cast from milk cartons and lit from within.
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"Growing up, we used to have missing children on milk cartons," Angelo's owner John Sanfratello told Good Morning America.
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A second is to produce plastic-free cardboard cartons which can be used as food containers and then recycled.
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Cartons of Oatly are also popping up in major grocery store chains, including Whole Foods, Target and Britain's Sainsbury's.
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Egg cartons and glossy magazines are not, for there is no market for the materials of which they are made.
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Six-foot-deep fungus covers the rotting bottles, cans, cartons, clothes, wrappers, and broken toys, but Enid's a hound-mutant.
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If you're a crafty type, you might instead consider making your own milk cartons, following these instructions from Genius Kitchen.
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In the '90s, soapy made-for-TV movies about missing children replaced the true-life stories on the milk cartons.
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Those returning west to Muthanna carry sacks of rice, potatoes and onions, cartons of eggs and packs of baby diapers.
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The packaging could lure the casual consumer who notices Califia's bottles are shaped differently than traditional milk cartons or jugs.
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From Starbucks teas... via GIPHY ...to cartons of milk... via GIPHY ...to Cokes in all the colors of the rainbow.
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Certification earns them the right to use the increasingly familiar B Corp logo on their cartons, hang tags and websites.
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Both plants were wrapped thoughtfully with paper, twine, and bubble wrap, then placed in cardboard cartons inside the shipping box.
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The company will, among other things, replace plastic bags with paper bags and bubble wrap with shredded material from cartons.
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That's why we've assembled a list of bottles and cartons of PSL goodness that non-dairy drinkers can enjoy too.
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With the cartons now stacked at the end of the table, the officer holding our passports asked if we were married.
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I buy a few Naked shakes, Chobani, pudding, cottage cheese, two cartons of Halo Top (mint chip and chocolate), and applesauce.
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The boxes were full of cartons, so I took them up to the office to take a closer look at them.
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But although bottles and cartons may be made of recyclable packaging, this does not ensure that the product will be recycled.
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The company expects to replace more than 21 million plastic water bottles each year with refillable and recyclable plant-based cartons.
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The company expects to replace more than 6 million plastic water bottles each year with refillable and recyclable plant-based cartons.
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Photos released by the police also showed several cartons of the fiery sauce bottles stacked in the back of a car.
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In effect, it is "shipping cartons and crates," said Chris Buckland, head of technology at Lightsource BP, a British solar developer.
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Both of the limited-edition flavors come in half-liter cartons and will be on shelves through the end of 2020. .
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Almost as often, families from Mexico drove across the international bridge to buy bargain TVs, cartons of diapers and discount clothing.
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Other options are personal-sized sake bottles or mini-cartons that sell for as little as 265 yen, or around $2.50.
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Inside there's nothing much — a bunch of improvised desks, a table tennis table, cartons of Popchips and cases of Dr Pepper.
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Almost as often, families from Mexico drove across the international bridge to buy bargain TVs, cartons of diapers and discount clothing.
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Chisa Hutchinson's play for Keen Company promises more than the usual R.D.A. of uplift and maybe some cartons of milk, too.
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All orders are packaged in attractive white cartons with ice-packs to preserve the cheeses' temperatures, so you have no worries there.
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In fact, these labels are more clear and truthful than labels used on cartons of cows' milk, and consumers are not confused.
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For customers who prefer eggs from hens who aren't crammed into cages, there are $4 cartons labeled free-range or pasture-raised.
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Although road signs and milk cartons still use fonts suited for medieval manuscripts, "Onward" otherwise unfolds in a mostly modern, unmagical time.
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All the truck drivers start with the same prepackaged cartons of liquid mix, but the quality of their ice cream isn't uniform.
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My family goes through about five cartons a week, and by the end of the year we have trashed 260 plastic lids.
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Update Norwegian Cruise Line, the world's third-biggest cruise company, aims to switch its fleet to paper-based water cartons by 2020.
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I must admit that cooking hot dogs on the boardwalk or stacking yogurt cartons at the supermarket hardly count as academic exploits.
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Though we haven't spotted the nut-centric beverage in stores ourselves yet, cartons of it have already started to popup in Instagram photos.
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Up top are slots for material cartridges — simple cardboard boxes full of liquid resin with nozzles that look a bit like milk cartons.
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Gimelstob leaves cartons of ice cream on the counter, Isner said, and swigs of coffee in mugs that he neglects to rinse out.
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For instance, Hadid's refrigerator currently holds five flavors of yogurts from three different brands and three cartons of hummus by three different brands.
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In Caracas, where several thousand opposition supporters marched, some threw empty medicine cartons on the floor to symbolize shortages afflicting the health sector.
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Critics say the measure would harm small farmers who use egg cartons or nonprofits that buy expanded polystyrene in bulk, the outlet noted.
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He also made three-dimensional sculptures that mimicked cartons of books — the kind that every student has lovingly toted from pillar to post.
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Late last year, Spellman stole 10 cartons of cigarettes from a stock room at a local convenience store, according to The Pensacola Journal.
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They venture out only to pick up groceries, leaving the food outside his apartment in bags and disinfecting milk cartons with bleach wipes.
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They venture out only to pick up groceries, leaving the food outside his apartment in bags and disinfecting milk cartons with bleach wipes.
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It's a Sunday ritual for many, along with snagging a few cartons of cigarettes, since they, too, are cheaper on the other side.
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Clear recycling bags full of natural pet food cans and soy milk cartons and a thicket of moldering Christmas trees ran alongside the ramp.
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"Farm egg is kind of ironic since most grocery stores sell eggs in Styrofoam cartons that aren't recyclable," said Blue Apron CEO Matt Salzberg.
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Last week, cartons of Hass avocados crossing from Mexico through Texas were reported to be unusually low, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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And as the authors note, these puzzles can be made easily at home, for instance, by cutting holes in egg cartons or water bottles.
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Recipe: Deviled Eggs, Pasta Carbonara, Frittatas and Oh-So-Much-More We don't blame you for grabbing several cartons of eggs while you could.
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I grab just what I need and try to get only things on sale — eggs, tahini, harissa, baby kale, and two cartons of soup.
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Men unload, sort, pack and display thousands of cartons of white boxes filled with fresh fish and seafood trucked in from ports across Japan.
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He was among the first missing children pictured on milk cartons, and the anniversary of his May 25 disappearance became National Missing Children's Day.
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Now, instead of picking up few bottle of rosé and several cartons of ice cream, the ideal summer party comes in just one pint.
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My family eats a lot of cheese, so I love Costco's bulk selection of the stuff, which includes 1-pound cartons of shredded Parmesan.
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For naratriptan, the affected NDC number for cartons is 0781-5527-37, and the affected NDC number for blister packs is 0781-5527-06.
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A lot of that life springs from the craziest sources: accents, T-shirts, cartons of glowing food, a pudgy school kid in whiteface, jail.
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We don't buy milk in jugs (at least in certain parts of the country like Ontario) but rather cartons and, gulp, in plastic bags.
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He also gave them access to more than 60 cartons of his private papers, family mementos, credit card receipts, phone bills and legal papers.
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The egg cartons affected by the recall should be labeled with the plant number P-1065, with packing dates ranging from 011 through 102.
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I cowered under my bed, the walls of my shack made from discarded milk cartons the only barrier between the bullets outside and me.
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Officials in December intercepted 45 cartons that were part of a rail shipment from China to the International Falls Port of Entry in Minnesota.
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A previous inmate had accumulated enough cartons to make a crude deck of playing cards, which he had left in the cell for others.
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The closing arguments came in a lawsuit over whether UPS illegally shipped more than 683,000 cartons of untaxed cigarettes, mostly from reservation smoke shops.
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There's some familiar stuff mentioned: glass jars, tin cans, aluminum foil, metal lids, newspapers, printer paper, cardboard, milk cartons and plastic bottles and jugs.
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The documents were moved in a mini-truck in 50-60 cartons to the law firm, according to two witness testimonies seen by Reuters.
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As Ritwik makes his way through a world of fruit cartons and blow jobs, Miss Gilby and Bimala do needlework and sing educational songs.
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Iraqis' liking of Iranian dates was evident at a sprawling market outside Baghdad where traders were busy arranging colorful cartons of them in long rows.
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In the early 1980s, his photo appeared on milk cartons across the country, the first time the method was used to help locate missing children.
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My adventures in the deep, dark underworld of Tetra Pak cartons began with a simple question: Which recycling bin do I put this thing in?
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People who have EpiPen or EpiPen Jr. devices can check the 2-pack cartons or the auto-injectors themselves for lot numbers and expiration dates.
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For azithromycin, the affected National Drug Code number for cartons is 068073-068063-068053 and affected NDC number for blister packs is 068043-068033-068023.
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The new packaging put its nutrition facts "front and center," prominently displaying the calorie count of the entire pint on the front of its cartons.
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It's in French, but I think the message is clear: 12 saisons que je suis professionnel : 541 matchs joués 0 carton rouge 11 cartons jaune !!!
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In recent years, Boxed Water, a Michigan company that packages its water in paper containers resembling milk cartons, has gained something of a cult following.
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Its residents are accustomed to dutifully separating milk cartons, yogurt containers, cereal boxes and kombucha bottles from their trash to divert them from the landfill.
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In some cases, officers would go so far as to sniff people's coffee cups or orange juice cartons in search of evidence of public drinking.
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At the time, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children was posting "have you seen this child?" ads on the sides of milk cartons.
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Tetra Pak's Denton campus is home to offices, a factory that produces packaging material for the company's cartons, and a pilot-scale food production plant.
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In "Milk Fight," two milk cartons are engaged in a Tarantino-esque fight to the death on a grassy hill under a blood-red sky.
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He'd cooked himself a meal—he was actually identified by the egg cartons he'd left behind—and was in the woman's shower when she got home.
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Canvas tents are banned on the streets of Brussels, as camping is forbidden in the city, and cartons are usually disposed of by city cleaning services.
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Photo: GettyA parcel from China was confiscated in Philadelphia earlier this week containing 36 cartons of knock-off pods fitted for the popular Juul vaping system.
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In the early 1980s, his photo appeared on milk cartons across the country, the first time the method was used to try to locate missing children.
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And the people would clearly rather have a cartons of bone broth and a handful of snow than to have to endure pizza topped with pineapple.
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Patz's picture became one of the first to appear on milk cartons, which in the 1980s became a popular way of seeking leads about missing children.
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Children will make crafts from recycled household items, turning materials like egg cartons, bottle caps, plastic mesh and CDs into hats, pins, flags and musical instruments.
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So far, the team has collected large fishing nets, plastic objects like cartons and crates, and microplastics as small as 1 millimeter in length, it said.
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While the teenage gang member talked, three of his little siblings circled the breakfast — scrambled eggs, beans and plantains — that waited in cartons on the floor.
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According to the court, the two men caught the birds there and then carried them on a bullet train back to Shanghai, concealed in milk cartons.
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The sculptures derive directly from humble and silly sources: pizza boxes and shipping cartons covered in newspaper and painted, or cans created out of cardboard cylinders.
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In March, Judge Forrest found UPS liable for illegally shipping hundreds of thousands of cartons of untaxed cigarettes among Indian reservations, unlicensed dealers and individual consumers.
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I talked to Mager about the joys of playing around with language, why Instagram auctions are great for pricing art, and getting inspiration from milk cartons.
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If you're concerned about how to buy eggs now, the Humane Society had some sound advice: Look for cartons that say Certified Organic or cage-free.
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You're allowed to put milk cartons "with any plastic parts removed" in the compost, which in this case would mean somehow stripping the polyethylene inside and out.
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Families sometimes go home within days of ISIS's withdrawal, with tiny roadside shacks reopening to sell bottled water, canned food, cleaning supplies, milk cartons, and candy bars.
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A leaflet titled "Types of Idolatry", lies beside empty cartons of orange juice drunk by the recruits and packaging of the boots and balaclava headgear they wore.
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To identify recalled cartons, consumers should also look for a Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) of 41570 05621 on the side panel next to the nutrition facts.
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There, another crew of workers boxed orders, reportedly at a rate of 230 per hour, sending them off in cardboard cartons bearing the trademarked Amazon smile logo.
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SIG had been listed in Switzerland before as part of the Schweizerische Industrie Gesellschaft (SIG) conglomerate that made everything from juice cartons to passenger trains to weaponry.
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Now, the staffers and their embroidered golden arches will be "redeployed", as Easterbrook put it, to deliver cardboard burger cartons and plastic trays directly to the tables.
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Time to upgrade.) Modular canisters Do yourself a favor and ditch bags, boxes and cartons for stackable, airtight (and reusable) containers for all of your non-perishables.
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Three other female protesters also rushed onto the stage, topless, and poured streams of fake blood over themselves from milk cartons—part sexy PETA ad, part Carrie.
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The price for cartons of lemons (sizes 95-115) at wholesale was $36 to $39 on June 1 and as of last Friday was $52 to $55.
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CANADA GOVERNMENT SAYS CHINA CUSTOMS AGENCY WILL OPEN ALL CONTAINERS OF MEAT AND MEAT PRODUCTS FOR INSPECTION AND IN SOME CASES 100% OF THE CARTONS WILL BE INSPECTED
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According to Bloomberg, Smith's company which sells water in recyclable cartons has filed suit against Hampton Creek, claiming the latter company violated a trademark agreement established in 2014.
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The production desk is an old computer, and the tiny recording booth is lined with the amateur studio builder's best friend when it comes to soundproofing: egg cartons.
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Etan was the first missing child put on milk cartons, and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has said his case was a catalyst for its creation.
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It's as if from the moment this picture was taken, Tom Anderson went into hiding and this photo got plastered on the side of a million milk cartons.
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Mobile customs units could carry out checks, even at delivery locations, using hand-held devices to scan, at a distance, smart tags attached to individual products and cartons.
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The company was previously listed in Switzerland as part of the Schweizerische Industrie Gesellschaft (SIG) conglomerate that made everything from juice cartons and passenger trains and military weapons.
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Etan was the first missing child put on milk cartons, and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has said his case was a catalyst for its creation.
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SIG had been listed in Switzerland before as part of the Schweizerische Industrie Gesellschaft (SIG) conglomerate that made everything from juice cartons and passenger trains and military weapons.
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Even when Kevin became one of the first missing children to be featured on milk cartons nationwide — and was on the cover of Newsweek — he was not found.
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Additionally, recalled cartons contain these identifying codes stamped on the containers: H5 L1 51-41093; H5 L2 51-4109; H6 L1 51-4109; and H6 L2 51-4109.
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She has stopped by Mama Ning's house with cartons of milk for Puchita, a brunette doll wearing a floral Hello Kitty dress and a flashy assortment of jewelry.
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Value of a $10 bill in 2000: $15.21What you can buy in 2019: Three cartons of ice creamA pint of Breyers chocolate ice cream costs $4.09 on Jet.com.
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Cartons of sweetened milk are still on lunch trays in New York, and Ms. James and Democracy Forward said they might challenge the milk standard in the future.
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He joined an egg distribution company run by his wife's uncle, and, as he once told The Times, he noticed that the cardboard cartons were prone to leaks.
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He argued with himself frequently and vocally and at one point tried to knit what was described in court as a suit of armor out of milk cartons.
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Please advise manufacturers that we are perfectly able to open cartons at the top ends like we did for decades, before they decided plastic lids provided easier access.
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One area held what appeared to be hundreds of children and parents, eating apples, potato chips and other snacks, and drinking from bottles of water and milk cartons.
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Halo Top, an upstart ice-cream brand, plasters its cardboard cartons with the number of calories contained in each pint, a trick now copied by several of its rivals.
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HP Hood LLC, Blue Diamond's parent company, announced on their website the recall of 145,254 half-gallon cartons of refrigerated Vanilla Almond Breeze almond milk shipped to 28 states.
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To get a handle on all the alternative holiday nog options out there, we decided to give three popular cartons a try: Trader Joe's, So Delicious, and Califia Farms.
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"Of all the cartons of organic eggs sold in the United States, more than 1 in 10 originates" from Hebruck's, sold under the Eggland's Best label, the Post reported.
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When we arrived at her house, in Tianhu, thirty-five miles from Luoyang, the first question she asked was how many cartons of cigarettes he'd brought for the villagers.
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According to NBC San Diego, the new law would affect any product made with polystyrene and plastic foam, including coolers, egg cartons, and, of course, take-out food containers.
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He and two American Indian activists were arrested that January as they loaded cartons of stolen government documents into his Chevrolet Vega hatchback a mile from the White House.
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Growing up in Baltimore, Claire Wayner and her family used to haul their egg cartons and foam packaging to a drop-off site that Dart supported in the city.
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On Tuesday, Inspector Gonzalez and his officers were back at the church, moving cartons of bottled water to the street to be taken to a warehouse on 39th Street.
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In 1979, a boy in New York City named Etan Patz disappeared; his father was a professional photographer; soon, photographs of missing children were being printed on milk cartons.
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Yuneisy Flores, a 31-year-old homemaker whose family live on the fourth floor, washes her dishes in cartons and strains the water to remove the leftovers of food.
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In the UK, most of the products are displayed in their shipping cartons to make restocking quick and easy, which means fewer workers are needed on the sales floor.
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In my greaseproof sneakers, I'd dash from the freezer to the greaser, and from the greaser to the silver tray where the fries would be stacked in bags and cartons.
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At the beginning of September, Alejandro Bedoya, a professional soccer player and the captain of the Philadelphia Union, tweeted a picture of three cartons of Organic Valley reduced fat milk.
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"SEAMLESS IS UNRAVELING THE FABRIC OF SOCIETY!" scream the baby boomers, while we millennials chuckle in anarchist, clutching our cartons of lo mein and plastic pint containers of wonton soup.
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"Basically, nine out of 10 egg cartons sold in our country today come from chickens that are crammed into cages where they can barely move their whole lives," Shapiro says.
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They became friendly that way, and after months of bringing him cartons of Seven Stars, Yu knew that he could get the captain to do him some favors as well.
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The center table was covered with empty food cartons, a pee-soaked diaper, various body care and makeup tubes, a few packages of condoms, and a bowl of soggy cereal.
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UPS was accused of having shipped since 2010 more than 683,000 cartons of untaxed "contraband" cigarettes to unlicensed wholesalers, unlicensed retailers and residences, often from smoke shops on Indian reservations.
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Sunnydale Farms was a milk company from Brooklyn that sold milk, juice, and tea in milk cartons with this cool design to all the New York City delis until 2005.
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A masked suspect broke into a convenience store and stole 29,53 scratch-off lottery tickets, according to the Stafford County Sheriff, along with 25 cartons of cigarettes early Saturday morning.
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UPS was accused of having since 2010 shipped more than 683,000 cartons of untaxed "contraband" cigarettes to unlicensed wholesalers, unlicensed retailers and residences, often from smoke shops on Indian reservations.
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Many years ago, Ms. Stewart said, large shipments of American liquor, cartons of cigarettes and groceries were smuggled into Canada under cover of darkness to avoid that country's higher taxes.
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"Bartlett is looking for processing capacity in plants upstate," he said, because plants closer to the city that can handle half-pint cartons for schools cannot take on additional orders.
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With rigorously silk-screened exteriors (Evian, Cutty Sark, Gateway 2000), the open cartons "hold" a profusion of books — in reality only a top, trompe l'oeil layer — in striking mosaic counterpoint.
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The cartons arrived in offices on Capitol Hill not long after the House voted, almost entirely along party lines, to lay out rules for the impeachment inquiry into President Trump.
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Chocolate milk is not the byproduct of brown cows; it is not gathered and siphoned into cartons after chocolate rainstorms; it's just normal cow juice with some cocoa mixed in.
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And what he recycled there was less a matter of cartons and cans than Aristophanes, Shakespeare, Wagner, Dumas, Gothic novels, ball gowns, B movies, sex manuals and superhero comic books.
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Beginning in 2010, Mr. Durst gave the filmmakers hours of interviews and access to more than 60 cartons of family records, telephone bills, credit card statements, photographs and legal documents.
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The organic label can be slapped onto cartons of eggs laid by hens crowded in semiconfinement on megafarms, as well as on those from hens that scratch outdoors for dinner.
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Unlike other shoppers, though, I parked around the back near the loading dock and hauled away seven trash bags and cartons stuffed with food the store wasn't going to sell.
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Until recently, Nestlé sponsored a river barge that delivered tens of thousands of cartons of milk powder, yogurt, chocolate pudding, cookies and candy to isolated communities in the Amazon basin.
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Later, the State Department would provide compensation to Toussaint's family — about $1,700 in cash; two cows; sacks of flour, rice, salt, sugar and onions; and cartons of soap and oil.
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"Would you like to eat?" he asked, beckoning to a table scattered with plastic cartons holding takeout pork kebabs wrapped in paperlike bread, as well as tomato and cucumber salad.
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Uncle Jack, who made a religion of buying in bulk, whether it was industrial size cartons of Kleenex or folding chairs to seat 50, supplied everyone with loaves of challah.
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As awareness about the dangers of plastic manufacturing and waste grow, companies, gyms and stores have stopped offering single-use plastic bottles, opting instead for glass, aluminum or paper cartons.
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Uncle Jack, who made a religion of buying in bulk, whether it was industrial size cartons of Kleenex or folding chairs to seat 50, supplied everyone with loaves of challah.
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Still, the sight of the fast-food cartons inside the stately White House dining room struck some observers on social media as incongruous — or lacking in hospitality for a celebration.
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"Joe had been in that office for so many years," he said, adding that there were "cartons" of Mr. Percoco's belongings still inside and nobody else was using the space.
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As the words "cage-free" creep onto egg cartons and menus, you might imagine that these birds roam around on green pastures, nibbling grass and laying eggs at their leisure.
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AR Packaging, formed when Ahlstrom and Accent combined their packaging operations in 2011, makes pots and cartons for products including ice cream, tea and flour and recently refocused on cigarette packaging.
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Sure enough, two of the cartons in the pic were stamped with a July 20 expiration date, which might explain why Bedoya had to use the vomiting emoji in his post.
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The FDA has published a list of the names and lot codes linked to potentially contaminated eggs, which appear on the cartons with eggs from Rose Acre Farms' Hyde County facility.
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When PepsiCo overhauled the typeface and design of its Tropicana orange juice cartons in 2009, sales dropped, and the old design was back in supermarket refrigerators within a couple of months.
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Around his water-butt-stroke-pineapple are boxes of bottles and bottles of rum, cartons of pineapple juice and coconut cream, stacks of Angostura bitters, and limes—all ready to go.
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The ban will prevent local stores and food service establishments from offering expanded polystyrene foam items — meaning no more Styrofoam cups, trays, plates, egg cartons or clamshell containers for your food.
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"We have already sold out of our 48-roll cartons and we are definitely at risk of selling out completely on all our carton sizes," founder Samira Far told BuzzFeed News.
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LOS ANGELES — Inside a 20-foot box, stretched across a couch, the floor messy with spray cans and Just Water cartons, lay Willow Smith, absorbed in a blue book entitled Oneness.
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The warehouse is filled with large bricks of crushed foam cups and egg cartons that have been transported there by truck or train from as far away as Canada and California.
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US demand for the company's products has far outstripped supply, prompting people to sell cartons of Oatly on Amazon (AMZN) for up to $25, more than three times the retail price.
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To-do lists Keeping track of the endless duties of parenting can be exhausting, and who hasn't forgotten to pick up posterboard for a school project or save milk cartons for teachers?
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The arm is equipped with a suction cup, which is great for grabbing hold of objects with stiff, flat surfaces, like cans and cartons, but still can't deal with more delicate items.
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One eighth-grader, Cody Schmidt, told local newspaper Dayton Daily News that he tried one of the peppers, then "drank like 10 cartons of milk" after seeing the symptoms of his classmates.
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He gets some cartons of soup, veggie stock, spices, crackers, ingredients for chili and kid's lunches, protein bars, brussels sprouts, steaks, a bottle of wine, onions, grapes, limes, eggs, bread, and potatoes.
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Launched in the summer of 53, Shopkins are colorful, miniature versions of common household items, ranging from milk cartons to shampoo bottles, from a high-heel shoe to a little microwave oven.
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Though I'm over the breakup (and the copious consumption!) now I always thought it would be sad, funny, and a little sweet to make a companion from the empty cartons left over.
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Blue Bottle has also been a prolific product producer (say that three times fast) by rolling out little cartons of its coffee and placing them in retail outlets, much like Starbucks does.
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His personal presepio is built on the piano in his living room and still features basic materials: brown packing paper for the mountainside, milk cartons for houses, dried grape vines, cat litter.
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We're told Jeremy brought two big cartons filled with blankets, and he helped serve over 100 meals ... spending about 3 hours with Ava giving some needy folks much to be thankful for.
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START WITH THE HOLIDAY TRAPPINGS To keep plastic ornaments and Hanukkah candles organized, use small containers you already have on hand, like popcorn and cookie tins or empty shoeboxes and egg cartons.
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One of the country's most popular brands, Leche Gloria, is produced on an industrial scale and packaged in bags or cartons, which are stored at room temperature in corner stores in cities everywhere.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced on Thursday that HP Hood is recalling many half-gallon cartons of Blue Diamond's Vanilla Almond Breeze almond milk because the products may contain real milk.
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Right below that banner was another sign saying, "Rollback $3.33," referring to special price for the the Coke Zero, Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite and other soft drink cartons that comprised the boneheaded display.
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Hundreds of volunteers combed the area for signs of Timmy, and his "smiling face" was one of the first to appear on milk cartons used to raise awareness of missing children, reports NJ.com.
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"At the end of the day we live in a democracy and therefore they've had the vote," said 269-year-old Nichols-George, peering over cartons of prawns, crabs, mussels and jellied eels.
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The port city's customs office said Wednesday the new shipment was found last week in a container of tobacco cartons loaded onto the ship in Rio Grande, Brazil and headed for Antwerp, Belgium.
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For donepezil ODT, the affected NDC numbers on cartons are 068013-068003-2119 and 210078-210680-2119, and the affected NDC numbers for blister packs are 210078-210679-2161 and 210078-210680-2161.
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I am lucky enough to be able to easily travel to stores where I can shop in bulk and farmers' markets where I can buy sticker-free, return cartons or containers, and compost.
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If that's all a bit too complicated for you, feel free to hit your favorite drive-thru and bring home a couple of large cartons of the pre-made guys for your base.
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The two Louisiana State University seniors were a typical pair of bachelors, so it was only natural that there were unidentified specimens of foodstuff and a few half-finished milk cartons in there.
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The holidays tend to make special demands of our refrigerators: Extra groceries, meals that require multiday preparation, leftovers that take up room — all alongside the everyday jugs of milk and cartons of eggs.
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Save it for college (or Johnny's bail), and maybe check to make sure Johnny hasn't also stashed a bunch of cigarette cartons or an El Chapo-style hidy-hole under your son's bed.
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The mystery of what happened to Etan shook New York and the nation, with photographs of the smiling, sandy-haired boy ubiquitous on milk cartons, "missing" posters, newspaper front pages and television newscasts.
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And like all birds they sing when they're buried, in this case in the freezer, a cold graveyard, two cartons of ice cream, one vanilla, one dulce de leche, to remember him by.
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"These measures include a thorough document review for all pork product shipments, that all containers will be opened for inspection, and in some instances all cartons will be inspected," the official said by email.
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The FBI found Stinson with a cell phone, a pair of scissors, two 1.75-liter bottles of Jose Cuervo tequila, two cartons of Newport cigarettes, four boxes of Black & Mild Cigars and some food.
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At the UNRWA distribution centers in the Gaza Strip, there are bags and cartons filled with white rice, flour and sugar, brown lentils, chickpeas, cans of sardines, powdered milk, tahini, and sunflower cooking oil.
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Together, they had used milk cartons, buckets, and whatever else was lying around to scoop water from their condominium complex's jacuzzi to douse their lawns and steps in a desperate bid save their homes.
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Our mothers brought him three cartons of Marlboro Reds and a bottle of E&J brandy, per his request, and he gifted us drawings of each of our zodiac signs depicted as human bodies.
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In one work, a stainless steel table holds cartons of tar, mops, and a basin, as a chain with restraints hangs from above, a pristine kit for the brutal punishment of tarring and feathering.
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The eve of Mr Trump's visit to the island found volunteers taping up cartons of baby supplies, soap, toothpaste and other necessities at El Maestro, a boxing gym and community centre in the Bronx.
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On the first day the diminutive Mr Son stood on two apple cartons and announced to those befuddled workers that in five years the firm would have $75m in sales and be number one.
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In the old days we used to have these boxes and cartons all stacked up and now that they have to compete with supermarkets – with those online and all that, this is an experience.
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We rivaled Rory and Lorelai with our snacks: There were breakfast burritos, cartons of Chinese food, doughnuts, cupcakes, cookies, and my favorite, the giant coffee-bot that appeared in the writers' kitchen one season.
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The post also prompted the online community to share their own horror stories of supermarket hide-and-seek; some claiming to have discovered empty milk cartons, and ravaged chicken bones hidden in the aisles.
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For nearly four decades, the Japanese artist has picked up such objects while walking in New York City, keeping the everyday discards of its denizens in clean and clear plastic wrappers of cigarette cartons.
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Shortages in coffee shops and grocery stores have created a new—and expensive—market for oat milk on Amazon and other online retailers through third-party sellers who seem to have stockpiled Oatly cartons.
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So flashy, end-of-aisle sale displays (called "endcaps"), like stacks of soda cartons or pyramids of Oreos, are their equivalent of using a brightly colored fishing lure to get you on the hook.
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For example, Olivia Wolfe spent more than 10 hours working on an incredibly detailed portrait that depicts a shirtless Trump clutching his phone while in a bed covered with MacDonald's cartons and fast food.
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In the 1980s, after our family had moved to the United States, we were surprised to see the images of youngsters on milk cartons, placed at the behest of parents whose children had disappeared.
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Officers in December intercepted 45 cartons that were part of a commercial rail shipment that traveled from China to the International Falls Port of Entry in Minnesota, according to a statement issued on Saturday.
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She was joined on-stage by two other women, both topless, who poured red liquid on themselves from milk cartons to represent the dairy industry's "abuse of female bodies," according to a press release.
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At a meeting at Mr. Kalanick's house, and over cartons of Chinese food, he and Mr. Michael hosted Lyft's president, John Zimmer, who asked for 15 percent of Uber in exchange for selling Lyft.
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The boy, whose case led to the campaign showing photos of missing children on milk cartons, vanished during a two-block walk to his school bus stop in Manhattan&aposs SoHo neighborhood in May 1979.
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And these types of thefts aren't limited to Germany: In 2017, a Swedish farmer lost between $6,000 and $8,200 worth of strawberries, after "15 to 20" people helped themselves to 1,500 cartons worth of fruit.
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SIG Combibloc had been listed until 2007 as part of the Schweizerische Industrie Gesellschaft (SIG) conglomerate that once made everything from passenger trains to weaponry but over the years trimmed its focus to drink cartons.
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In addition to deals on turkeys, starting tomorrow, Prime members will get other exclusive deals including 12-ounce bags of Organic Cranberries for $2.99 and 24-ounce cartons of Bonafide Frozen Beef Broths for $6.99.
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"Though I'm over the breakup now (and the copious consumption!) I always thought it would be sad, funny, and a little sweet to make a companion from the empty cartons left over," Schneider told VICE.
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Children had gone missing before that decade, but it was in 153 that their faces began appearing en masse on milk cartons, forcing parents to consider their worst fears every day at the breakfast table.
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The tusks, which are worth an estimated $9 million (HK$72 million), were found hidden beneath frozen fish cartons aboard a container ship sailing from Malaysia, the Hong Kong Customs office said in a statement.
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It looks like the students were supposed to climb up the milk cartons, but in case anything went wrong, they were attached to a safety line and harness, like the ones used for rock climbing.
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His cardboard sculptures—shipping cartons whose labels are relettered in gold leaf—seem untouched by any message at all, except, perhaps, his admiration for somewhat similar works that Robert Rauschenberg did in the nineteen-seventies.
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Finally, for Zofran ODT (ondansetron), the affected NDC numbers for cartons are 0078-0679-19 and 0078-0680-19, and the affected NDC numbers for blister packs are 0078-0679-61 and 0078-0680-61.
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This rule is apparently not meant to encourage customers to act as if they're in the Nathan's hot dog eating contest; our server said the restaurant just hadn't found takeout cartons it was happy with.
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Some of us stockpiled all the shelf-stable ingredients we could — beans, grains, canned tomatoes, pasta, dried fruit and nuts — and stuffed the freezer with bags of vegetables and the fridge with cartons of eggs.
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The company had been listed until 2 as part of the Schweizerische Industrie Gesellschaft (SIG) conglomerate that once made everything from passenger trains to weaponry but over the years trimmed its focus to drink cartons.
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In mid-February, Modi's aides packed cartons of documents at one of his diamond firm's offices in Mumbai and sent them to CAM's office nearby, from where police seized them within a week on Feb.
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Moving trucks, including one from a company specializing in storing and moving fine art, have been parked outside the house in the District's upscale Kalorama neighborhood, and workers have been photographed carrying large cartons inside.
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In an article posted on the company's website about its move into the facility last year, officials said it would give them the ability to ripen more than two million cartons of avocados each year.
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That's resulted in cornflakes becoming "Veganic Sprouted Ancient Grain Flakes;" chickpeas becoming pumpkin pie hummus; and plates being replaced with cans of Spam, egg cartons, boxes of popcorn, and all manner of monstrosities on r/WeWantPlates.
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This time is successful, but in addition to two cartons of soy milk and a carton of oat milk, I also walk out with vegan ravioli, vegan butter, a bar of dark chocolate, and chocolate hummus.
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The babies, mostly newborns, were then smuggled in cartons used to store biscuits, and taken by road to an adoption centre 25 km (15 miles) away in Machlandapur, where they were sold on to childless couples.
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The federal judge in March held UPS liable for having illegally shipped hundreds of thousands of cartons of untaxed cigarettes in New York, depriving the state and New York City of millions of dollars of taxes.
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And it's not just bottles: Nielsen reports wines in boxes and cartons of all sizes represent more than 8 percent of table wine store sales dollars today — and just under 20 percent of table wine volume.
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Kennedy saw women standing in line for government surplus food, kids bringing the milk cartons in their school lunches home for their siblings, and homes abandoned when the coal jobs in the state began drying up.
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For ondansetron ODT, the affected NDC numbers for cartons are 0781-5238-64, 00783-5239-80 and 0781-5239-64, and the affected NDC numbers for blister packs are 0781-5238-06 and 0781-06803-06.
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When Purnima Jalihal and her team from the Chennai-based National Institute of Ocean Technology (NIOT) first arrived on Kavaratti in 2004, they were armed with blueprints for a desalination plant and cartons of bottled water.
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There were soda cans, cups, McDonald's cartons; there was even something that appears to have been edited over with a gray blob (either on purpose, or by a slip of the finger on an editing app).
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Instacart and Postmates have introduced "contactless" delivery options, which allow delivery workers and customers to avoid face-to-face interaction (though research suggests the virus can also be transmitted on surfaces like food cartons or bags).
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Lawyers for UPS have said that the state and city made misleading allegations, that the evidence would show it complied with the law and that authorities had mistaken cartons of legally shippable "little cigars" as cigarettes.
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But nude statues, including a Venus dating from the second century BC, had all been covered up in temporary wooden cartons, removing the risk of them creeping into any of the shots -- or catching Rouhani's eye.
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Letica Foodservice - a non-core asset for RPC - produces cups and cartons used by fast food restaurants and coffee shops and generated $110 million in revenue last year, Graphic Packaging said in a separate statement on Tuesday.
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You've probably heard about it: Chalkboard signs boasting, "We now offer oat milk" continue to pop up outside local coffee shops, and cartons filled with the plant-based beverage are taking up space in the dairy aisle.
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Satellite photos of farms in Brazil, Image: NASA's Earth ObservatoryThe world is drying up all around us, but which crops can we use to shift the blame away from our cars, pools, and cartons of almond milk?
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However, it does give customers the option to make their own oat milk lattes at home and if barista's run out of Oatly, they can pick up some emergency cartons of Oat Yeah at the grocery store.
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It has a big warehouse where employees take products such as tubes of toothpaste out of the cartons that are used in South Africa and repack them into ones that comply with labelling rules in other countries.
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He first entered the rock at the Palais de Tokyo museum in Paris on Wednesday and will remain inside there for a week, doing it all on a diet of soup cartons, other liquids and dried meat.
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Fans have been known to approach him with cartons of milk, asking him to autograph them, after he opened his fridge and explained his love of the dairy product on social media — earning him the nickname 'Milkman'.
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Charitable donations of cans of food and cartons of milk must be supplemented with changes to how food is distributed and priced on campus, and access to the SNAP food stamp program should be broadened for students.
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The silkscreen print on wood sculptures, first shown in 1964 at Manhattan's Stable Gallery, looked so much like actual Brillo Pad cartons that one could not tell from a photograph which of them was or was not art.
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So, not only do special TV series air in the name of påskekrim, but milk cartons with comics posted on their sides invite people to participate in real time and solve the mystery that unfolds in comic's panels.
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Blue Diamond almond company has voluntarily recalled cartons of almond milk after realizing the product may contain trace amounts of dairy milk, which is an allergen not listed on the label, the Food and Drug Administration has announced.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Plunging their pink-gloved hands into cartons of cabbages, and slathering the vegetables with a bright-red sauce, more than 2,300 people on Friday got to grips with making the spicy, fermented Korean staple of kimchi.
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In each location, Bachor installed mosaics he designed based on trash that might be found on streets in the area, like packages of Better Made potato chips in Detroit, and cartons of Arctic Splash iced tea in Philadelphia.
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And when Oatly came to the US in 2016, it had its sales reps give away cartons of Oatly at indie coffee shops and encourage baristas to try it themselves, leading some to become ambassadors for the drink.
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They saw me going in and out of the shop with cartons and fabrics, and finally, one day after school, they came up to question me about my work and invited me to their house that same night.
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Most of his store's shelves stand empty, but he has kept some cigarette cartons and bottles of alcohol in the hope that his long-running battle with the 7-Eleven convenience store chain will end in his favor.
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BEIJING — He usually went there for neon-orange jars of citron tea with honey, jumbo packets of dried seaweed, and cartons of eggs that seemed to be perpetually on sale, 15 for eight renminbi, or about a dollar.
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When a New York Times reporter stepped into his office, the first thing Kraft did was hand him two small cartons of eggs from his family farm, assuring him they would be the best he had ever eaten.
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The independent, nonpartisan quality of our institutions is one of the biggest reasons so many people want to immigrate to America and why some people are even ready to build rafts out of milk cartons to get here.
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A federal grand jury just indicted Salgado, 37, and Elizondo, 45, for lying to judges to obtain fake search warrants using phony confidential informants, and then stole cash, drugs, and cartons of cigarettes from the properties they searched.
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I get cauliflower, spinach, tomatoes, grape tomatoes, kalamata olives, oatmeal, sweet potatoes, red potatoes, two onions, olive oil, cashews, raisins, peanut butter, a few cartons of almond milk, a six-pack of La Croix, and a few other items.
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At the time, Tetra Pak was selling 26 billion cartons a year to companies like Nestle and Coca-Cola; to stop production and reset the machines for an order that small was barely worth the cost of the order.
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The company, which employs than 5,000 people at about 40 locations around the world, was previously listed in Switzerland as part of the Schweizerische Industrie Gesellschaft (SIG) conglomerate that made everything from juice cartons to passenger trains and weapons.
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Video courtesy of Gordon Yu Yu also serves as the CEO of Etouch Innovation Company, a member of the industry association, which produces products like egg cartons made with recycled fibers, and violins fashioned with leftover glass from smartphones.
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Ambling into his dressing room at the Hackney Empire theater here — it was filled with a boyish clutter of discarded drink cartons and unwashed T-shirts — he admitted that, yes, the last few weeks had been a bit extreme.
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Mr. Adams taught elementary school briefly between graduating from the Pratt Institute, in 1996, and earning his M.F.A. from Columbia, in 2003, and remembered how students transformed milk cartons into tiny homes, places of "nourishment, of revitalization," he said.
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The KKW Beauty mogul also has glass bottles of Voss water and cartons of Boxed and Flow water stocked, which has us wondering if she will switch to filtered tap water out of a reusable bottle in the future.
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Complicating the matter is complex packaging such as Tetra Pak cartons — the type plant-based milks, soups, and broths come in — and Capri Sun-type juice pouches — which contain different layers of material fused together — are even more difficult to reclaim.
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The case raised awareness of the plight of abducted children and their parents: Patz became one of the first missing children to appear on milk cartons seeking information, and his disappearance also helped bring about a national database of such cases.
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He and his colleagues found that by mixing such particles into polymers, including some derived from cornstarch, they could bolster both the strength and the flexibility of biodegradable plastics, making them more suitable for use as food packaging—including egg cartons.
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Creating from paper a human heart is the task before the despondent origamist Ilana (Jenny Sheffer Stevens), who as the play opens is burrowed into the couch of her messy studio, days of empty cartons of Chinese food within her reach.
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But the attraction is clear: In packaging, China used 9.9 billion cardboard cartons and 17 billion meters of adhesive tape last year, each almost 50 percent more than a year earlier, showed a report last month from China's State Post Bureau.
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For Entresto (sacubitril/valsartan) tablets, the affected NDC numbers for cartons are 219-20078-20680, 219-20078-20679 and 00783-20078-20680, and the affected NDC numbers for blister packs are 261-0659-61, 0078-0777-61 and 0078-06803-61.
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A "heat stick," which looks like a mini cigarette that's sold in cartons like the company's regular Marlboros, is inserted into an electronic holder and heated to 662 degrees to give smokers the taste of tobacco without the smoke or ash.
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More than half of all the plastic bottles in Turkey were recycled last year, according to the ministry, and more than 1.7 million tons of waste paper and cartons were recycled last year and in the first three months of 2018.
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Blue Bell said that its ice cream cartons are frozen upside down to create a natural seal by freezing the lid to the tub, explaining that customers would notice any tampering when opening a fresh tub, according to the report.
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On a whim, Maggie Johnson filmed herself in October washing cartons of blackberries and grapes over a marble-lined sink, carefully slicing wedges of cheese and opening packages of cured meats before arranging them ornamentally around a circular wooden board.
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For years I've been planning a reading vacation there — ship a few cartons of books over and sit by the fire reading for a couple of weeks, breaking the days up with walks in the countryside with my dog Little Will.
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"We feel very comfortable with our industry position as the No. 2 and the attacker," Stangl said, adding his company has sought to introduce new technology — microwave-safe cartons for ready-made breakfasts in Asia, for instance — to win customers.
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Although it's unlikely that the affected eggs are still in your refrigerator, have a look: Recalled eggs have plant numbers of P-1065 and P-1359D, which can be found on egg cartons, and should be discarded, the F.D.A. said.
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" Ruth Franklin on the Red Scare: "The investigation was triggered because one of the cartons of books fell off this moving truck, and the mover happened to notice that it was filled with communist material, and reported it to the local FBI office.
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The cartons were sent to retailers and wholesalers in Connecticut, New York, Virginia, Florida, Texas, Illinois, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Missouri, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, Michigan, Georgia, Iowa, Kentucky, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Nebraska, Minnesota, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Wisconsin.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - A rich trove of drawings by Alberto Giacometti and photographs of the renowned sculptor and artist has been lying in sealed storage cartons in a Swiss museum for more than two years due to a legal dispute over their rightful ownership.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge on Friday said United Parcel Service Inc is liable for having illegally shipped hundreds of thousands of cartons of untaxed cigarettes in New York, depriving the state and New York City of millions of dollars of taxes.
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And then there's this toddler, who downed a few cartons of Ribena, threw caution to the wind, and dived into a circle pit full of people ten times his size at Deathfest in Maryland this weekend, which is the definition of badass embodied.
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It was over breakfast at that hotel in 2010 that Mr. Durst made the fateful decision to cooperate with a filmmaker, Andrew Jarecki, ultimately agreeing to provide more than 20 hours of interviews and access to 60 cartons of his personal papers.
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His past projects included a clothing line called Babycore — essentially adult-sized versions of baby clothes — and a character named Amazon Boy, for which he wore a beige delivery uniform and walked around town carrying 20 Amazon cartons strapped to his back.
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There are those who hurriedly grab something for themselves, like cans of premixed drinks or mini-cartons of wine, and those who buy a bottle to split with friends on the train (there are plenty of screw-top bottles to choose from).
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Despite the disparity in circumstances, the photos staring at consumers from peaceful milk cartons in the United States and the photos paraded by relatives of the desaparecidos who were beaten and jailed and persecuted for demanding justice, shared a very human trait.
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Meanwhile, Zhang and another physician on board — Xiao Zhanxiang from Hainan Provincial People's Hospital in Haikou — reportedly fashioned a makeshift catheter out of plastic tubing from an oxygen mask, straws from milk cartons, tape, and a syringe from the aircraft's medical kit.
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It's the largest single deployment of robots in the recycling industry and the robots, which can sort and pick twice as fast as people with higher degrees of accuracy, are installed at sorting lines for plastics, cartons, fiber and metals, the company said.
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I get six cartons of strawberries, blueberries, and pomegranates for smoothies, enough spinach, peppers, onions, and cucumbers for my salads, a carton of eggs, granola, yogurt, almond milk, canned salmon, chicken breasts, lemon and lime La Croix, broccoli, chocolate Cheerios, and popcorn (the best snacks).
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After a half hour in CVS flipping over cartons and squinting at product descriptions—I'd been on the pill for years, so I was new to this—I went with a pack of Trojan Pure Ecstasy ("FEELS LIKE NOTHING'S THERE!" it said on the box).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - FedEx Corp must face a second lawsuit claiming it shipped thousands of cartons of untaxed cigarettes in New York over roughly a decade, cheating the state and New York City out of tax revenue and undercutting their efforts to curb smoking.
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After a half hour in CVS flipping over cartons and squinting at product descriptions—I'd been on the pill for years, so I was new to this—I went with a pack ofTrojan Pure Ecstasy ("FEELS LIKE NOTHING'S THERE!" it said on the box).
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It will remove plastic trays used for ready meals; replace small plastic bags used for fruits, vegetables and baked goods with paper ones; get rid of straws and sporks from drinks cartons and snack pots; and remove secondary lids on items like yogurt and cereals.
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Let me hasten to add that the ice cream I'm talking about isn't the kind that comes in frost-rimed cartons in chain stores, but the hand-cranked, homemade variety that at its best is a transcendent marriage of human labor and carefully mixed ingredients.
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If you've got money, lucky you—handle some of the fancier ready-made stuff or order Halal for everyone; some of us will bake homemade bread or make Christmas cookies, or bring cartons of that wonderfully gross vegan Soy Nog I love so much.
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That's the equivalent of 4 to 5 tablespoons of peanut butter, 13 to 16 teaspoons of butter, or 16 to 18 6-once cartons of 2% yogurt (though we wouldn't necessarily recommend eating that much butter in one sitting, unless it just really sounds awesome to you).
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Retro Coca-Cola cans and Eggo waffle packages have been stocked on shelves, branded ice cream cartons and cakes are now in freezers at Baskin Robbins and an entire section of Target has been dedicated to housing backpacks, socks, toys and games featuring characters from the show.
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"In U.S. films and TV shows, everyone is eating American Chinese takeout ... They eat noodles out of these paper cartons, slurp the noodles down with chopsticks, and look like they are enjoying themselves very much … It made me wonder what Chinese American food was like," she said.
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He once recalled that when he worked in a pharmacy in his hometown as a boy, his customers included the notorious bank robbers Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker, who bought "two cartons of Old Golds, two Coca-Colas and all the newspapers we had," he said.
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The office was in complete disorder, littered with decades of files, awards and scripts, as well as his youngest son's childhood artwork, an embroidered West Ham pillow, business from his years as the president of the Director's Guild and cartons of financial, medical and divorce records.
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The isolated world that is Prospero's private kingdom is evoked by a circular reef built in the center of the scuffed basketball court of a floor, made of what look like a week's recyclables: bottles, cartons and cans that will be used as props later on.
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A threesome of Japanese buyers sorted through racks of Ms. Bode's trademark patchwork jackets as a clutch of seamstresses furiously stitched samples behind tables piled high with the vintage textiles the designer favors and a production team huddled over laptops and empty cartons of Chinese takeout.
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He would take the stickers to packaging centers around the country where he would apply them himself to french fry cartons and soda cups bound for McDonald's locations previously selected by a random computer drawing, according to The Daily Beast, which viewed sealed court documents from Jacobson's case.
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Immersed in the advertising aesthetic, and surrounded by "photographic equipment everywhere, bright red Agfa and yellow-orange Kodak cartons and a chemical smell", Andreas Gursky says he used to rifle through the "treasure-trove of equipment" for "anything that looked like it might be fun to play with".
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Read more: Court orders man to split his $30 million lottery winnings with his ex-wife, even through they were separated when he bought the ticketBy the time cops searched the store, the thief had fled, taking 12,000 lottery tickets and 170 cartons of cigarettes, mostly Newport brand.
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Earlier this month, we all started inspecting the safety seals on our ice cream cartons—and warily eyeing all of the unsealed ones—after a Texas woman was filmed opening a gallon of Blue Bell Tin Roof ice cream, licking it, and putting it back in the freezer.
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Robert N. Hall's legacy can be found at almost every checkout counter — that little red blinking laser scanner that reads bar codes on milk cartons, boxes of light bulbs, price tags dangling from a new jacket and just about everything else that can be bought in a store.
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Stacks of novels, magazines, reference books and unidentified volumes in still-unpacked cartons towered precariously on the creaky wooden floorboards at what had become a sanctuary for celebrated authors, embryonic writers and aficionados of contemporary literature — the last of the literary landmarks that once dotted Fifth Avenue and vicinity.
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For risperidone ODT, the affected NDC numbers for cartons are 0781-5310-08, 0781-5311-08, 00783-5312-08, 0781-5313-08 and 0781-5314-08, and the affected NDC numbers for blister packs are 0781-06793-06, 0781-5311-06, 0781-5312-06, 0781-5313-613 and 0781-5314-06.
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Napoli Pasta Bar is the sort of agreeable eating place that's nice to know about when you don't feel like cooking, but still prefer plates to cartons and a meal in someone else's dining room: no fuss, no muss, with enough standouts to keep you popping in now and then.
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Oscillating between the registers of male- and female-presenting, Varble conducted silent and unofficial "Costume Tours" of art galleries in SoHo and the Upper East Side, often wearing outfits tailored from leaking milk cartons, plastic pearl codpieces, egg crates, chicken bones, liquor packaging, pipe cleaners, life jackets, and cheese graters.
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Such a caper should have been impossible to pull off, but Welford and Short knew that Mitsubishi had overlooked a major security flaw within its finishing department: No one seemed to keep careful track of the number of polysilicon rods that made their way from the crystallization furnace to the cardboard shipping cartons.
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One reason is that a lot of the eggs we eat don't take the form of eggs we buy in cartons, but come in mayonnaise, salad dressings, frozen foods, restaurant meals, and other contexts where it's hard to judge where the eggs came from, and what conditions the hens were raised in.
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Now, prosecutors and Mr. Hernandez's lawyers are moving with painstaking caution in selecting a jury yet again, trying to pick people who would not come to a trial with preconceived notions about a case with a victim whose face appeared on the front pages of newspapers and on the side of milk cartons.
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Approximately 513,251 half-gallon cartons of the affected almond milk were shipped to retailers and wholesalers in 24109 states: Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and Wisconsin.
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While grocery retailers are struggling to keep their shelves full and nervous shoppers are grabbing the last box of penne or an extra few cartons of eggs, one way to bypass that system is to go through a meal-kit delivery company, which will deliver the raw ingredients regularly to customers' doors.
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In these moments — seeing Ahm recording in a makeshift booth with egg cartons for soundproofing, or watching Fouray audition a sterling rapper, obviously based on Nas — it's clear what everyone behind the scenes was working so hard for, and why the music rose, while their personal stories were left in the shadows.
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I was looking out onto our cranberry-colored barn filled with the belongings of the man I used to be — sober, pensive, self-absorbed — the space brimming with cartons of dusty documents, ancient awards and photographs of a life that had run its course, a curated and backward-looking collection mired in nostalgia.
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Patagonia's own stores and wholesale partners take the product out of the polybags, stuff the polybags into shipping cartons, and ship them back to their Nevada distribution center, where they are pressed into four-feet cubed bales and shipped to the Nevada location of Trex, which turns them into recycled decking and outdoor furniture.
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The latest list includes: Consumers can determine whether they have affected product by checking for the 8-digital alphanumeric code printed on the side panels of the cardboard cartons of 12-packs and 18-packs, and on the necks of Corona Extra 12-ounce bottles, by checking the production codes found on Corona's website.
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Prominent Sanders supporters have criticized what they see as his lack of presence on the coronavirus response, promoting hashtags such as #WhereIsJoe, which trended for two days on Twitter; memes of milk cartons or movie posters with the "missing" candidate; and theories of how his 300 delegate lead could be reversed if Sanders outworked him.
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WATCH THIS: Sony Pictures Apologizes for Insensitive Food Allergy Scene in 'Peter Rabbit' According to Blue Diamond's site, only cartons with a September 2 use-by date and UPC code 41570 05621 were affected, and the recalled items represent less than 0.8 percent of half-gallon containers of the product shipped by Hood in the last year.
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"In the summer of 1947, Max Ernst, exuberant and inspired by the arrival of water piped to our house (up to then we had hauled it daily from a well five miles away), began playing with cement and scrap iron with assists from box tops, eggshells, car springs, milk cartons and other detritus," wrote Tanning in her autobiography.
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As hours became days, days became weeks, weeks became years—despite Crimewatch specials, TV appeals by the Wimbledon soccer player John Fashanu, and the T'Pau singer Carol Decker, Lee's face being printed on milk cartons, and even his inclusion in the video for the missing-kid-anthem "Runaway Train" by the indie rock band Soul Asylum—the family still waited.
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As a member of Be the Change Turlock, a new grass-roots group of self-described "pissed-off middle-aged ladies who are into arts and crafts," Ms. Strahm is among those who have been dogging Mr. Denham with papier-mâché effigies and on social media, with pictures of milk cartons featuring the congressman and the word "missing" in bold capital letters.
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LINDON, Utah — In an ordinary office complex here, past stacked cartons of Mountain Dew and a throng of hoodie-wearing employees, sits a prototype for an attraction that Hollywood thinks will become the next entertainment craze — an offering that could mint money for its developers, throw a lifeline to struggling shopping malls and, at long last, jump-start sales of virtual reality gear.
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Fire buckets were filled with trash, emergency water bins were cracked and half empty, no one wore safety masks, most workers — some in their early teens — were barefoot, wiring was exposed, bolts of fabric and scraps littered the floors, window panes were broken, and the lone stairwell out of the tenement-like building was obstructed by cartons of finished product destined for Russia.
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" She notes that her mother, in a new blouse for the hearing, is "dressed up as a mom who had done everything right, a mom who couldn't be blamed for anything," while her expensive lawyers evidently think they're "part of an American TV show where you eat Chinese food from takeout cartons in an I'm-so-busy-and-important sort of way.
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It's not hard to see why; in the clips, workers dunk used cans into a tub of beer with their bare hands to fill them up: The filled cans are then sent down a conveyor belt to get sealed: According to local reports, the factory was churning out 600,000 cartons of fake beer a month, although it hasn't been specified how long it was operating.
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We get blackberries, limes, a cantaloupe, spinach, pears, bok choy, onions, fresh ginger, cucumbers, baba ganoush, a dozen eggs, three Noosa yogurts, two packs of sliced cheese, half and half, two cartons of light raspberry lemonade, a box of Cheez-It Grooves (there's a new flavor, so I had to try it!), oyster crackers, turkey lunch meat, a pack of V8 juice for B.
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On Sunday, John Legend promoted his new line of rosé with a concert at the Surf Lodge in Montauk, N.Y. Once a Humbert Humbert-y dive motel, the remade hot spot is in its 12th summer as trust-fund hipster nirvana, with "sustainable fine jewelry" for sale in the lobby and cartons of Marlboro and Parliament cigarettes next to a tip jar in the restroom.
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Everywhere there are bins of free bike helmets, and free green umbrellas for the two days a year it rains, and little fruit salads, and nap pods, and shared treadmill desks, and massage chairs, and random cartons of high-end pastries, and places for baby-clothes donations, and two-story climbing walls with scheduled instructors, and reading groups and policy talks and variegated support networks.
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How to choose the right flour for the right baking recipe These are the 4 types of sugar even the most casual baker should always have on hand So many cartons, so little time: A guide to grocery store eggs Freeze-dried fruit is the colorful, concentrated flavor boost your baking deserves How to work with chocolate, and not have a meltdown doing it The best thing to do with heavy cream?
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It was a Willy Wonka kind of fantasy, to stand in a building in your hometown among hundreds of cartons packed with things you had dreamed up, all of them destined for places that you might never have imagined visiting as a child growing up not far from here, but now would be worn by people you would never meet in lands your ancestors would never have been able to see for themselves.
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As a result, anxiety about protecting the nuclear family from the unknown dangers of this new era was high: The '80s saw the rise of AIDS scares, kidnap victims' faces appearing on milk cartons, the mass panic surrounding the 1982 Tylenol murders, trick-or-treat scares (the nation's lone Halloween candy killer, Ronald Clark O'Brien, received a highly publicized execution in 1984), and the first wave of reports of scary killer clowns attempting to prey on children.
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Then add Mr Smith's half-spoken lyrics, barely audible above the noise: See the street-litter twisting in the windCrisp bags turningSee B&H cartons laughing in the windRoad-litter turning[...] I crave sex behind steel cabinetsIt's for what I'm yearningAnd there's a dim chance it's what I'm gonna get In the 1980s, as pop groups bought Yamaha keyboards and sang about their lives by the swimming pool, The Fall were being described as the last angry band left in England.
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There's Grove Collaborative, an online store which makes its own products and also sells bigger brands like Dr. Bronner's and Method; Supernatural, a brand that uses essential oils and is sold on Goop; Cleancult, which comes in recyclable vessels resembling milk cartons; Love Home and Planet, which uses the tagline #smallactsoflove; Laundress, which makes cleaning and laundry products in black-and-white bottles chic enough to display; Murchison-Hume, which recently collaborated with fashion designer Jenni Kayne on limited-edition hand and dish soap, and so many others.
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Works by Vo have appeared in New York before, but he is not well known here, and the Guggenheim's tourist-heavy audience, about half of whom will be visiting the museum for the first time, may be put off by the diversity of strange objects and images in his work—kitchen appliances, furniture, tombstones, historical documents, packing cartons, chandeliers, mammoth bones, parts of Roman and early-Christian sculptures, a list of the obscenities and ravings voiced by the demon Pazuzu in William Friedkin's 1973 film "The Exorcist," to name a few.
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Large and medium-sized canvases in varying stages of completion covered most of the wall space in the studio, a long, windowless room that was once an auto-body shop, and the floor was a palimpsest of rags, used paper palettes, brushes, metal tubs filled with defunct tubes of Old Holland oil paint, colored pencils and broken charcoal sticks, cans of solvent, spavined art books, pages torn from magazines, bundled work clothes stiff with paint, paper towels, a prelapsarian boom box, empty Roach Motel cartons, and other debris.
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She hated the small orange Day-Glo price stickers on grocery cartons, medicine bottles, and tubes of body lotion, a sticker on a peach, unforgivably, and I'd watch her dig her thumbnail under the sticker to remove it, get it out of her sight, but, more than that, to adhere to a principle, and sometimes it took minutes before she was able to pry the thing loose, calmly, in fragments, and then roll it between her fingers and toss it in the trash can under the kitchen sink.
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