Just is chasing a cultured chorizo and a cultured nugget in addition to the foie gras.
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The winners are then cultured, and from their offspring, the best are selected, and then cultured, and so on.
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"Much of what happens in the world of cultured meat is done for the sake of PR.""Much of what happens in the world of cultured meat is done for the sake of PR," Ben Wurgaft, an MIT-based post-doctoral researcher writing a book on cultured meat, told Gizmodo.
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Shiok Meats takes the cultured meat revolution to the seafood aisle with plans for cultured shrimp For Tyson, the investment is the latest foray into the increasingly competitive market for alternative meats.
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But I very much enjoyed the sweet-potato sourdough, which actually tasted of sweet potato and came with cultured buttermilk, dyed green with nasturtium leaves and pooled on top of cultured butter.
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Memphis Meats has only been around since 2015 and has raised only $3 million, though Modern Meadow, one company producing cultured leather which also plans to make cultured meat, has raised $53 million.
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One pendant in the Les Eternelles collection bore a large pear-shaped crystal with 587 brilliant diamonds, 26 Japanese cultured pearls, an Indonesian cultured pearl and a 5.32-carat fancy light yellow diamond.
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Cue up a short film or two and feel cultured.
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They were cultured and had good heads on their shoulders.
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Cultured Traveler Some readers gravitate toward Tolstoy, others toward Dostoyevsky.
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Cultured cells may be more susceptible to infections, she added.
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In addition, the bacterium cannot be cultured in a lab.
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Once upon a time, Syria was a beautiful, cultured country.
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You should cook because cooking is a civilized, cultured act.
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This dog has taste all around – a truly cultured canine.
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Cultured Traveler The engine room started rumbling about 3 a.m.
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These cloned worms were then cultured separately, and they too thrived.
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That means they need workers that are educated, cultured, and energetic.
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To Gibbons, efficient cultured-nugget production could lead to endless possibilities.
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And I think it needs this continued support from cultured foods.
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Squidward is cultured but he's kind of krabby, no pun intended.
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Won't meat and dairy companies fight the development of cultured meat?
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And likewise, cultured meat is going to have an incredible challenge.
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HeLa cells are the best-known cultured cells of human origin.
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Fat cells, which add juiciness to meat, would be cultured separately.
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Andrea Gambardella believes in a convenient, cultured but cost-effective lifestyle.
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The result, after some experimentation, was a perfectly round, cultured pearl.
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Samples are cultured from the swabs taken from the patients' penises.
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The collected samples were cultured, and the resulting bacterial colonies analyzed.
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We recommend you use cultured butter, which has a subtle tang.
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He is a dignified and highly cultured member of respectable society.
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"He is very cultured and well-read," Arnaud says of Jean.
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Cultured Traveler You've been to the Louvre, Notre Dame and Versailles.
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They're stylish, cultured, but also, like Corot's women, a little distant.
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Across all the social classes, poor and rich, cultured and uncultured.
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The recipe is profligate with cultured butter and stingy with sugar.
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She's confident, smart, loving, carefree, cultured, and an all-around badass.
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" We also spoke to Shaked Regev, co-founder of The Modern Agriculture Foundation, a nonprofit that promotes research in cultured meat, who estimates that, "We will see the first commercial cultured beef in five to ten years.
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MosaMeat in the Netherlands says that cultured meat generates up to 96% lower greenhouse gas emissions, and the company predicts that once cultured meat becomes a mass-market food, there will be no need for industrial farms.
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From a modest pair of cultured freshwater pearl studs for the bride to a luxe strand of cultured South Sea pearls for her mother, the gems today possess a singular reputation for being both democratic and elitist.
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Bridgette, your cultured cousin was there, along with cousins Cindy and Cindy.
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Today, cultured meat is a lot of hype and no consumer product.
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Made by Germany-based startup Cultured Code, the app won with design.
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But cultured foods also help nurture the good flora in our guts.
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"We are cultured and educated, and they don't see that," complains one.
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This is a well-heeled world for the cultured and comfortably liberal.
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Clearing the cost hurdle will be key to cultured meat catching on.
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A seven-dollar bread plate comes with rosemary lardo and cultured butter.
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Although his parents weren't themselves deeply cultured, they encouraged Farhadi's artistic aspirations.
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Hang all your artwork around it so your friends think you're cultured!
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As a gentleman and cultured man, a special voice in his genre.
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"The princess is a caring, humble, approachable and cultured woman," Moyne said.
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The art world relies on preconceived notions of what it means and looks like to be "cultured," which provide a rubric for determining where various people belong on a social hierarchy, with the most cultured set at the top.
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Naegleria fowleri cultured from the spinal fluid of a patient with an infection.
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For now, none of these cultured meat products are yet available to consumers.
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Bannon claims that the price of cultured meat has been dropping as well.
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It's still a vegetable-based product as opposed to real, albeit cultured, meat.
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Yarosh pulled it off in cultured dishes of UV-irradiated human cells first.
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I'm pretty poorly cultured when it comes to movies and stuff like that.
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" Ms. Helbig said, "This is the closest thing we get to being cultured.
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I found out that night that he was a wonderful man, very cultured.
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"Biobot" — or maybe "growbot," since they're cultured, not assembled — seems a catchier option.
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So now, Yoplait is opening a new front in the cultured-milk battles.
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Simultaneously, the same kind of cells were cultured on Earth for comparison purposes.
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Mark Post Professor of the University of Maastricht, co-founder of Mosa Meats famous for introducing the first cultured hamburgerThat never almost never comes up in adult audiences, but it pops up frequently when I talk to kids about cultured meat.
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You go there expecting this small little town that is not cultured or international.
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"And that's in cultured cells in a dish, under optimized conditions," she points out.
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"There's nothing on My Cultured Palate that I have not personally used," she said.
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Much more ... posh isn't a word for communist Poland, but more educated, more cultured.
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Mikimoto&aposs founder, Kokichi Mikimoto, is said to have invented cultured pearls in 1893.
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Gropius was born in 1883 in Berlin into a cultured upper-middle-class family.
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But most environmental microbes cannot be cultured this way, and especially not cave microorganisms.
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I loved how it looked and how others praised me for my "cultured" aesthetic.
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Investors think cultured proteins — fermented in tanks like brewing beer — could be an answer.
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The older writers knew that being cultured and urbane wasn't a sign of elitism.
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" The regulators eventually decided to allow her to call it a "cultured nut product.
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The family—which Donnersmarck describes as too cultured to have been Nazis—was uprooted.
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"When someone comes to Hvar, they expect a cultured, quality town," Ms. Halebic said.
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Feeling cultured, I headed downstairs to catch the last 30 minutes of the party.
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They are both very worldly, very amusing company and both are highly cultured men.
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With a path to regulation, cultured meats are closer to being a commercial reality.
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Kombucha is a fermented food, much like cultured yogurt, cheese, kefir, kimchi and sauerkraut.
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More have come recently: Mark Post unveiled a $20133,22013 cultured burger in 22018, startup Memphis Meats has produced cultured meatballs and poultry last and this year, and Hampton Creek plans to have a product reveal dinner by the end of the year.
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As far as cultured meat's other big promise—meat without murder—it is also uncertain.
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Michelle Obama will leave the White House a more cultured place than she found it.
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First, there's a challenge called "scaffolding" — figuring out how to shape cultured cells into tissue.
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Here are some gift suggestions for those cultured, creative, and organized people in your life.
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I've reached out to Brown as well as some folks at other cultured meat companies.
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Sloane's lip curled into a cultured grimace of disgust as the captain read the message.
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With cultured meat, you grow exactly what you want, and you barely throw anything away.
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In the cultured meat facilities of the future, impeccable cleanliness will be another top priority.
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Cultured Traveler Hieronymus Bosch is a kind of populist superstar among the old-master painters.
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A dessert of a dollop of cultured buttermilk cheese came with lettuce and camelina flowers.
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European startup Kimai offers jewelry designed with cultured diamonds and recycled gold direct to consumers.
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Have you done anything to court chefs or other industry professionals to use cultured meat?
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An earlier version of this article described incorrectly how Modern Meadow develops cultured leather products.
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Most of the cultured meat start-ups boast a firm commitment to protecting the environment.
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Once the bacteria cultured from the ice cubes grew, their DNA was purified and sequenced.
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I don't really think we'll be making cultured meat from our bodies in the future!
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Cities, even handsome, cultured ones, "like families, like nations, like lovers are never only solid surfaces".
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Companies also have to win regulatory approval to serve or sell cultured meat for the masses.
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Others have attempted to serve up these non-slaughter meats, and have already created cultured burgers.
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After seeding the cells onto collagen membranes, the team cultured them for an additional two weeks.
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But this really is a competition and cultured meat is his main non-plant based competitor.
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Isn't she worried that they'll be out of business if she succeeds in growing cultured steak?
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But growing cultured meat uses about 10 times less water and land than traditional livestock agriculture.
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Christie's A cultured pearl, diamond and enamel Indian necklace is predicted to fetch up to $12,000.
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So, put the chips down, pull up a chair and get cultured on cuisine ... weed style!!
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Oiticica was born in Rio in 1937 to an upper-middle-class and deeply cultured family.
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Of course, today it's the opposite: Our age's cultured eaters want ingredients as nature made them.
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Similarly, the price of cultured meat will drop quickly in the lab as the technology advances.
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She would have made a superb president if not for American pettiness, misogyny, and cultured ignorance.
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Your city certainly sounds cultured and it sounds like a place where people can enjoy themselves.
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I have tasted cultured meat from Memphis Meats, and it tastes exactly like conventionally created meat.
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People like Bill Gates have said that clean and cultured meats are the future of food.
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Brussels sprouts are roasted and served with tangy mustard and more of that lush cultured cream.
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Now, one of those start-ups has raised $14 million to produce its cultured meat products.
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Consumers shouldn't be able to tell the difference between cultured and traditional meat, the company claims.
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I began downloading apps that promised to make me better: more organized, better read, more cultured.
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Start getting recommendations from friends now, because you're about to be so very cultured come 2020.
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He was so charming, cultured and chivalrous that I barely realized how bad the service was.
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Worldly and cultured, Talia is an elite warrior who doesn't pick sides, but rather creates her own.
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The researchers harvested mucus samples from cultured cells of both healthy patients and patients with cystic fibrosis.
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It's not like I have a few billion tons of cultured turkey meat in a freezer somewhere.
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Finally, Farid's work suggests that what the world requires now is not national cultures but cultured nations.
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One is to apply TRM1 itself to the soil, if it can be cultured in sufficient quantities.
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Companies like Memphis Meats (and, reportedly, Just) are working on lab-cultured meat cultivated from animal cells.
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The modified cells were then cultured to create a large batch, and injected back into the patient.
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Using infection models, the researchers were able to demonstrate the virus's newfound skills on cultured human cells.
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You're obviously excited about cultured meat, but as with any new technology, there's a lot of hype.
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Maastricht University has developed "cultured beef," which is created by harvesting muscle cells from a living cow.
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Classical music drifted from somewhere above in an all-too-obvious attempt to create a cultured environment.
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In May food and agriculture group Cargill announced it had invested in cultured meat company Aleph Farms.
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This is a matter that strikes at the very heart of a civilized, informed and cultured society.
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In May 2018, De Beers made a shock move by launching a cultured diamond brand called Lightbox.
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It needed nothing, though a slather of perfectly tempered cultured butter made it that much more magnificent.
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He loves this place and wants to see us have a cultured life that continues to grow.
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If you like a cultured, sophisticated man about town, I might be the guy you're looking for.
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The first "cultured beef" burgers are likely to enter the market next year, at approximately $50 each.
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The Normandy cultured butter, already salty and a little funky, became even more so from the seasoning.
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Overall, the experience was cultured, urbane, and exclusive, and not like any other hotel in the city.
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He is the author of two books on football, "A Cultured Left Foot" and "Will You Manage?"
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This could encourage the growing industry to use cleaner energy and technologies for cultured meat, researchers say.
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Instead of being educated to a cultured skepticism, too many have been educated to a fervent certitude.
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And he hints that Califia will introduce a "cultured product" some time next year — read: something probiotic.
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Before cell-cultured meat goes on the market, regulators need to decide what it can be called.
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Chef Uri Navon mixing ingredients with FMT's cultured meat Chef Uri Navon mixing ingredients with FMT's cultured meat According to Nahmias, animal fat produces the flavors and aromas that stimulate taste buds, and he says that his company can produce the fat without harvesting animals and without genetic modification.
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His unabashed provincialism grated with modern-minded Germans who expected their politicians to be cerebral, cultured and cosmopolitan.
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Cultured meat is still in its research and development phase and must overcome massive hurdles before hitting market.
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They then cultured those cells and genetically modified them to contain a corrected copy of the LAMB3 gene.
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Here there was no lack of amplitude, when needed, but the overall sound was always cultured and contained.
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"Kirsten is very cultured and very well-spoken, but she is also a great listener," Mr. Osete said.
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What is considered to be a luxury today is time and travel, it's wellness and well-cultured individuals.
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If it weren't for Fidel and the revolution, the people wouldn't be as they are: educated and cultured.
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While industrial butter producers do this by adding synthetic acids to the cream, AOP butters are cultured naturally.
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Post, creator of the first cultured burger, has claimed that he can make one for around 11 dollars.
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Yes. When we're building these new plant-based products or cultured meat, we need there to be diversity.
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Level 4 alternatives are pure cultured animal cells like the products Memphis Meats and others are working on.
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The public opinion of her, and of her degree of cultured-ness was very, very important to her.
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It's a lot like the Bay: It's hood as hell, but it's eclectic and cultured as hell too.
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The Weeknd shows that chopping cocaine for a loved one means that you are both handy and cultured.
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Born in 1886 in Vienna, Karl Polanyi grew up in Budapest, in an assimilated, highly cultured Jewish family.
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Cultured gems are compositionally identical to natural diamonds, and indistinguishable from the mined product to the naked eye.
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I wanted you to become someone cultured—to read, learn, and pass what you've leaned on to others.
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But the other thing, I think there's a fundamental kind of erroneous assumption in the cultured meat thing.
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Since you're one of the most cultured signs in the zodiac, today will be especially interesting for you.
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One would never guess from his screen presence that the thuggish Mr. Robinson was actually a cultured philanthropist.
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Future Meat is far from the only company that has set out to create affordable cell-cultured meat.
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But now, it's getting a lot more complicated thanks to cultured, or what some might call "fake," meat.
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The funding marks the second largest investment round in the cultured meat sector to date, the company said.
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Once there, the cells were cultured by astronaut Kate Rubins, who coincidentally had been trained in molecular biology.
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Soon after his return, the ravages of the Cultural Revolution began and anything Western or cultured was attacked.
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They were cultured in a lab, and nine reached the final stages of development, according to the study.
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Simpson lived a richly cultured life outside the magazine, though friends said she was generally private about it.
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Cultured Traveler A couple hope to experience "something big, something different" on a trip to Nepal and Bhutan.
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Without many outlets for journalism in Miami, in 2011 Ms. Harrelson launched her own, a magazine called Cultured.
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Some Jews were okay with this; after all, the Greeks were cultured, and they were running the place.
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You're going to face the same labelling hurdle when you eventually get cultured meat on the shelves, right?
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However, Mozdziak told MIT Technology Review he believes that in the future, cultured meat will be more economical.
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Cultured Traveler After the tropical thunder rolls across south Java comes the rain, and each drop has a character.
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And that's just the sort of pop cultured landscape it's been able to make for itself over the years.
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The French reflexively like Romney because he speaks their language and is seen as a man of cultured tastes.
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The French, just like the English, are cultured to believe that there is only one correct way of speaking.
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Memphis Meats' cultured meatball (Image: Memphis Meats)There are a few of generalizations we can probably make about meat.
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Cancerous cells can already be cultured in test tubes, where they are available for poking and prodding by researchers.
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One of the big takeaways from the 2013 cultured burger demo was that meat just ain't right without fat.
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Cultural appropriation is when the wearing of a hat makes one group the butt of jokes and another "cultured."
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You'd probably assume a decently cultured 19-year-old inhabits my bedroom if you saw it, and that's fine.
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The Russian government has acknowledged a soft-power campaign to promote the country as a cultured, benevolent global force.
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That's why the Icelandic parliament building is now coated in a layer of the famous high-protein, cultured yogurt.
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Modern Meadow, which is developing cultured meat and leather products, is working with mammal cells, not with plant ones.
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My parents weren't at all, at all, connected to anything you could call cultured,'' he says, quietly but emphatically.
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"I was always told to start a speech with a quote; it makes for a cultured impression," she began.
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The iconic actress' "La Peregrina" natural pearl, diamond, ruby, and cultured pearl necklace sold for $11.8 million, including fees.
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Her father was a textile merchant and performing arts patron, and her mother belonged to a prominent, cultured family.
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In the early 20th century, after the development and popularization of cultured pearls, the value of natural pearls dropped.
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The impact would depend on decarbonized energy generation and the production systems cultured meat companies use, the study says.
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Theoretically, cultured meats should appeal to the same type of customer who is interested in plant-based meat alternatives.
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Good to hear Cultured cells and 3-D printing means new ears for children who need them in China.
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In fact, this book is filled with wealthy, cultured, seemingly morally agile adults who knew and did not act.
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After the eggs are removed, they're mixed or injected with sperm and cultured in an incubator for five days.
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"The majority of pearls you see inside a jewelry store are actually cultured pearls of some variety," Gizzi says.
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Nobody thought that Germany, supposed a quite cultured nation, would get rid of democracy in a very short time.
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Epstein (David Angus), from a wealthy Jewish family, is older, more cultured and sophisticated, dressing in ascots and Fred Perry.
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But cultured tissue offers a way to potentially grow many meals' worth of meat from just a handful of cells.
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He proposed that all these crises could be solved "with plants" but since "people love meat," cultured meat can help.
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Fischer was JUST's director of cellular agriculture, another name for "cultured" or "clean" meat, growing animal products directly from cells.
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And we won't be able to make an accurate assessment on what cultured meat tastes like until we try it.
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"They're just pizza but make you seem a hair more cultured and accepting," says Dan Geneen, a producer at Eater.
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In 2014, Hughes had her own healthy stem cells cultured at Celltex Therapeutics, a FDA-regulated biotechnology company in Houston.
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A 2004 study at the New York Hospital Medical Center of Queens cultured the neckties of doctors and medical students.
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To generate the skin, scientists first cultured stem cells in a dish so the cells would grown into immature clumps.
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When they blocked those receptors, the cultured rat neurons showed almost no preference for one input pattern over the other.
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Donald Trump has never shown himself to be intelligent in the way of a sophisticated orator or a cultured man.
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But, treatment should not wait for cultured analysis, he added, because it's most effective at the beginning of the infection.
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It may seem more enlightened, and cultured, than collecting rock-and-roll memorabilia (another of Allen's hobbies) or airplanes (ditto).
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The disease has been around for centuries, but because it cannot be cultured in the lab, its mysteries remain unsolved.
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Just think about how cultured you will sound when you can finally meet up with friends again at a bar!
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Andrey is the kind of man often described, in Russian, as an intelligent —meaning not so much smart as cultured.
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Cultured Traveler As luxury condos proliferate across London, the evolving Tate Modern provides a model for the city's public spaces.
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I've piped cultured goat butter using a No. 27 closed star tip in a pastry bag into perfect tiny chrysanthemums.
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Browse among them, but remember that fathers come in 10,000 flavors, from cisgendered to nonbinary, cultured to its grunty opposite.
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But the proportion who said they were unlikely to try cultured meat didn't vary much at all as income rose.
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The pursuit of a new role can mean that one wishes to present themselves as a cultured and well-read individual.
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But despite what you may have heard, the evidence as to whether cultured meat is better for the environment is inconclusive.
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He thinks that some stakeholders treat cultured meat as an object on which they can hang other hypotheticals about the future.
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Wholesale, cultured pearls go for as low as $2 a pearl—which means an average show can fetch upwards of $1,500.
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For the procedure, Hughes had her own healthy stem cells cultured at the FDA-registered biotechnology company Celltex Therapeutics in Houston.
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But as a cultured-meat scientist, I could prevent the suffering of billions of animals by sparing them an awful existence.
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At their meeting, the representatives of these cultured-meat startups also agreed to form an industry trade organization to represent themselves.
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In the past, cultured-meat companies floated the idea of labels emphasizing that their products come from labs instead of slaughterhouses.
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"Kefir is a fermented and cultured dairy milk that originated over 2000 years ago in the Caucasus Mountains," she tells Refinery29.
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"Different cells have different needs," said Justin Kolbeck, co-founder and C.E.O. of Wild Type, a start-up making cultured salmon.
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As we've previously reported, other cultured meats begin with stem cells and nutrients, grown in thin layers to keep them oxygenated.
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Eventually, the cultured meat startups hope the whole process will look like a giant brewery where meat is raised in vats.
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Seemingly every food scientist I have spoken to has told me this, from folks working on cream cheese to cultured meat.
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While she said she thought de Lesseps was smart and cultured, she clearly also finds her behavior irritating, if not maddening.
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As a species, we think that at any given time in our history we're at our peak, we're cultured, we're intelligent.
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These meat alternatives are also plant-based, but they contain some "cultured" proteins that are produced using a new scientific process.
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I suppose if these are cultured humans cells we're talking about, then I'd have to say yes, I'd consider this cannibalism.
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The most frequently asked 'moral' question is how cultured could change the world: what happens to farmers, the land, the animals?
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Be adventurous, and hit the one of the far side, opposite International, for the fish tacos, because you're cultured and different.
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Condé Nast Entertainment has come up with a demographic called the "cultured millennial," whose members apparently prefer artisanal beer to kegs.
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Her mother is Austrian and her father Hungarian; like many of North London's residents she was raised Jewish, cultured, and educated.
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Notably, more than one quarter of those who said no [they weren't interested in eating cultured meat] declined because they're vegetarian.
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I explain the intricacies of three artists' work to the wealthy, cultured elite in a succinct, intelligent, and ultimately enticing manner.
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The inmates' detailed plan starts with daily reading, writing, and sword-fighting lessons, aimed at transforming Edmond into a cultured man.
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Scionti sees the technology as the next step in the development of plant-based and lab-cultured alternatives to traditional proteins.
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Lab-grown meats cultured from celebrity DNA are sure to follow, with Ellen Nuggets and Kanye Salami Subs becoming lunchtime favorites.
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Instead of using pills or supplements, he said, alternate different fermented foods, including sauerkraut, kimchi, cultured milk products, and, yes, kombucha.
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They are renting their house from a famous Haitian politician named Maxim Bayard, a "legendary Sénateur"—cultured, imperious, merciless, and corrupt.
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The Oxford Martin School study said research on greener ways of producing cultured meat was a priority at this nascent stage.
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Everything was delicious but it was not nearly enough food to feed a group of extremely high (and cultured and chic) adults.
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Most insect food producers cited the same reasons as others working on futuristic protein options, like cultured or plant-based meat substitutes.
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The researchers, primarily from the University of California, Davis, exposed lab-cultured neurons from humans, rats, and other animals to various psychedelics.
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This is "clean", or cultured, meat—made by taking animal cells and growing them in a factory to form strips of muscle.
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"We've got new technology with stem cell protein growth [referring to cell-cultured meat technology]," Purdue said in an interview last year.
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Marshall suspected that maybe the bacteria had something to do with developing ulcers, so he cultured the bacteria, and started doing experiments.
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On tests using cultured human cells, the researchers demonstrated that Dsup suppresses x-ray-induced DNA damage by a whopping 40 percent.
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Image via David Parry / PA WireAnother technical issue Post's team is trying to sort out how to boost cultured beef's iron content.
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First produced in the mid-1800s by a Spanish distiller in the small town of Ojen, it developed a rather cultured reputation.
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" Low non-CO2: "Implementation of the best available technologies for reducing non-CO2 emissions and full adoption of cultured meat in 2050.
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But his report isn't the first to warn about cultured meat's potential impact on our climate, and it won't be the last.
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Here in real America, Merchandise are black sheep: tolerant, cultured creatives, but also proud Floridians, who empathize with the people they love.
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Within a month of Wilson's death, Boon's team had cultured her strain and used it to infect human cells in petri dishes.
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He was replaced by John F. Kennedy, who was young, eloquent, and (at least in the image he crafted for himself) cultured.
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Also excluded are cultured ingredients — flavorings, vitamins and other food ingredients — that are produced and extracted from engineered microorganisms in fermentation tanks.
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Yet Putin strikes chords with the large majority — who still see the West through Soviet-cultured spectacles, as a hostile, greedy predator.
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Hayes also pointed out that cultured meats eliminate concerns about E. coli and other pathogens that can contaminate animal meat during processing.
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Researchers cultured bacteria from 100 kitchen towels after one month of use to determine both the type and amount of bacterial growth.
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She and the laboratory staff take me to see if there are any samples being cultured from swabs taken from patients' penises.
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Among them, kangaroo pastrami at Congress Wine Bar in Melbourne, with perfect warm sourdough and cultured cream to spread across its crumb.
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A smooth French soft cheese, this is even thicker than crème fraîche, which is technically cultured cream, with a bit more tang.
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She serves it as a separate course at Elizabeth, alongside cultured butter that has been molded into the shape of an owl.
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Noma's dessert pancake made from moldy barley (on the left) is just one example of how the restaurant experiments with cultured food.
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Cells collected from a biopsy of her cancer were cultured without her knowledge or permission to develop a cell line, called HeLa.
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Human embryonic stem cells were first cultured in 1998; nearly twenty years later, basic assumptions about cell behavior are still routinely overturned.
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For his own reasons, so does Steinbrenner, who in this bombastic age is looking more layered and more cultured all the time.
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Production of cell-cultured meat involves retrieving a live animal's adult muscle stem cells and setting them in a nutrient-rich liquid.
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We found just one-third of Americans would be likely to purchase cultured meat, with the other two-thirds veering toward caution.
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Notably, the same study also found that politically liberal respondents are more likely to eat cultured meat than their more conservative counterparts.
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"When Dsup is expressed in the human cultured cells, the cells exhibit only half of the DNA damage after irradiation," explained Kunieda.
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Cultured meat or lab-grown meat is one of the most well-known innovations happening right now in terms of agriculture technology.
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Next I hit up a free course on Green CulturED on the daily, weekly and monthly chores required when growing marijuana plants.
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" Seid accounts for CICF's longstanding success, in part because, she says, "In New York City, people are more cultured in their food.
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Cultured Traveler It's no secret that high-end fashion labels like Prada and Cartier have achieved a sort of mythical status in Tokyo.
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Cellular agriculture combines biotechnology with food and tissue engineering to produce agricultural products like meat or leather from cells cultured in a lab.
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The company's venture capital fund has invested in mushroom-based protein producer MycoTechnology and cultured meat producers Memphis Meats and Future Meat Technologies.
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Using a 3D-printer and gelatin, they then printed the basic structure of the ovary, and dosed it with the cultured ovarian follicles.
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And what could be safer place to call home then a leafy, cultured, little town with a quaint downtown and a country club?
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The Verge spoke to Agapakis about the state of cultured meat, the link between synthetic biology and sustainability, and the future of food.
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Foods at this level are made of plant-based ingredients combined with cultured animal cells (as opposed to the products of bacterial fermentation).
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Or, less flatteringly, they are trying to imbue their messages with a European affect because they think it will make them sound cultured.
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Cultured insect meat might serve a similar role, which would sidestep the challenges of marketing a lab-grown bug burger to the public.
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It's having this holistic approach by reducing the inputs and outputs, and seeing how cultured meat can work together with good agricultural practices.
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Valeti says his company is building a pilot plant to produce the cultured beef, chicken, and duck they've already demonstrated in the lab.
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It was as if she'd peeled off her once cultured, refined, and exceedingly polite façade, exposing beneath it an ignorant, boorish old woman.
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We could travel across an old and cultured Continent, have access to jobs in 27 other countries, and make friends from all over.
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The magnificent durum-wheat focaccia is made with flour hand-milled by the chef, Adam Leonti, sliced thinly, and served with cultured butter.
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The cultured, salted butter, unexpected in most pan-fried noodle dishes, adds both acidity and creaminess, coating the noodles in a velvety sauce.
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Cultured Traveler From Sylva, N.C., to Dunkirk, France, this year's Academy Award nominees offer plenty of vacation possibilities for the film-obsessed traveler.
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I don't remember the imported buffalo mozzarella's giving the pies the flavor of melted cultured butter back then, the way it does now.
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"What we have is an idea of her as a cultured and fashionable woman, independent and irreverent, perhaps the first among true Parisiennes."
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It was cultured in Arkansas until the 2002 ban, said Lynne Parenti, the curator of fishes at the National Museum of Natural History.
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And in sitting in that theater, watching these white men in blackface make fools of black people, a white audience could feel cultured.
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Plus, "living in a diverse, liberal, cultured city ensures a really high quality of life for our team and their families," adds Canton.
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The heart cells were then cultured aboard the International Space Station for five-and-a-half weeks -- the first study of its kind.
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And college graduates were substantially more likely to say they'd purchase cultured meat products (44 percent) compared to non-college graduates (24 percent).
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Cultured meat may have environmental and ethical appeal, but its success in the marketplace depends on far more than technological and economic viability.
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To test this, they made cultured human cells express the Dsup protein and exposed them to X-ray irradiation, which causes DNA damage.
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Cultured pearls, where an irritant is placed into the oyster to create a pearl, have been made since the 19th century in Japan.
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And of course that was also taught because a 'lady' at that time would speak in a soft, cultured, and very clear way.
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Wurgaft finds it hard to believe many predictions about cultured meat's future, including the promise of an FDA-approved consumer product within a year.
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Specifically, it's the cultured freshwater pearls, synthetically dyed in a prismatic array of hues; she sells them on her Live show, My Mermaid Treasure.
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"They are made in a lab in Belgium, like cultured diamonds," explains 25-year-old Neuhaus, whose family is also in the jewelry industry.
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Jim Colleran, the show's author, has set his hourlong romp in Littletown, a surprisingly cultured hamlet that's home to the Cosmopolitan Museum of Art.
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Mr. Chou, the third of seven children, was born on July 28, 1923, into a cultured family in Yantai, in the northeast of China.
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Despite high uncertainty, it is concluded that the overall environmental impacts of cultured meat production are substantially lower than those of conventionally produced meat.
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"This actually makes a lot of sense," Shier Friedman, co-founder of the pro-cultured meat Modern Agriculture Foundation told me over the phone.
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But there are other factors at play here, be the internet's adoration of snacks or tacos symbolizing a certain type of mildly cultured person.
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Cultured seafood has a chance of hitting the market first, since the texture of fish is less complex to replicate than land-based meat.
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Reese and Witwicki understand that cultured meat replacements will help their cause, but they also know there will be initial resistance against the idea.
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The report is titled "How Will Cultured Meat and Meat Alternatives Disrupt the Agricultural and Food Industry?" and its answer is, well, a lot.
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There are things that go on that are particularly cultured, so to speak, and like I said, you just have to deal with it.
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Rather than introducing some cultured cell or complicated nanoparticle, this is just RNA stashed within a fatty acid membrane, similar to a cell membrane.
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It just looks like another tray of the pinkish liquid (which I find out later were the beginnings of cultured muscle cells called myocytes).
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At the time, researchers thought the work might be as simple as inserting that newly sequenced RNA into cultured cells and watching it replicate.
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Creating the initial seed of a rhino, or any animal, in the confines of test tubes or cultured dishes doesn't reduce its natural authenticity.
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Cultured Traveler Why should a meal on our own be uninspired or scarfed down as if consumed on the shoulder of an interstate highway?
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But results of the investigation will take up to two weeks — the bacteria must be cultured in a lab, and grow slowly, she said.
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Cultured Traveler The idea was to take a trip with my 22-year-old daughter, Liza, an adventure worthy of a college graduation present.
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Phillip (Sullivan Jones) portrays a cultured house slave who agrees to be dominated by his partner, Alana (Annie McNamara), playing the plantation's neurotic mistress.
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According to the bill, plant-based "meats" such as those made from soy, tempeh, wheat or lab-cultured ingredients are not classified as meat.
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We were encouraged to see that engineered human epidermal cells produced large quantities of hBChE in cells cultured in the lab and in mice.
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The groom, 33, is a photographer and artist who has been commissioned by The New Yorker, Bloomberg Businessweek, Cultured and Vice, among other publications.
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Then we can have a decent discussion about whether we'll eat cultured meat in the future or if we want 3-D printed food.
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Think billionaires getting their name on a new hospital wing, parents giving to their kids' private schools, or cultured donors supporting the local symphony.
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That future is on the minds of a cadre of Silicon Valley startup founders and at least one nonprofit in the world of cultured meat.
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Just, formerly called Hampton Creek, claims its meat product will be available this year, while Memphis Meats says its cultured meat is three years away.
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Cultured Code calls it the "magic plus button," and it appears in a big blue circle at the bottom right-hand corner of the app.
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A diamond brooch shaped like a dog, another shaped like a butterfly, a strand of natural and cultured pearls and a topaz and diamond pendant.
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This had obviously been a cultured, tolerant, vibrant place that had been ripped asunder by the conflict pitting Muslim Bosniaks against Christian Serbs and Croats.
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Collecting passport stamps or admission tickets from the museums that cultured people are supposed to take children to did not meet their definition of play.
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As a child, I religiously watched VH1's "Top 20 Countdown" every week to inform my musical preferences (I know, I was a cultured kid).
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The Department of Agriculture and the FDA reached a "formal agreement" on Thursday to regulate cell-cultured meat grown in lab settings, the AP reports.
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The Big Resource HogThe arguments for growing so-called 'cultured' meat are as wide-ranging as the reasons people decide to become vegetarian or vegan.
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That said, right now, cultured meat is a speculative conversation, and a lot of the labeling discussion is premature compared to what the technology is.
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I don't think cultured meat is approaching the kind of costs that you'd need to put something on the market and compete against real meat.
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I know you can't help how interesting, cultured, and intelligent you are, but try not to be too much of a know-it-all today.
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What's next: Milton says more focus needs to be put into cell-cultured vaccines over egg-based production even if it's three times more expensive.
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But an estimated 90 percent of American cheese, for example, is made with cultured chymosin, a vegan rennet replacement made using genetically engineered Aspergillus fungi.
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Many of those are located in Austin, which has become a destination for all things hip and cultured, including the annual South by Southwest confab.
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Around the ribs they cultured rat-derived cardiac muscle, genetically modified to respond to light instead of the usual electrical signals from the nervous system.
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In 2001, Katz self-published 50 copies of a zine he called Wild Fermentation, which included his research about and methods for making cultured foods.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If you lined up all the cells cultured from Henrietta Lacks's body, you could circle the world three times.
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Cultured Traveler The Glasgow School of Art, designed by the celebrated Charles Rennie Mackintosh, caught fire in June, for the second time in four years.
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Cultured Traveler In Florence, Rome and beyond, these buildings are a feast not only for book lovers, but for art and architecture enthusiasts as well.
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Future Meat plans to use the proceeds to expand research and development efforts and build a cultured meat manufacturing facility to begin production next year.
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Dense, pale-crusted sourdough bread is served with cultured butter that tastes alluringly briny, a detail I found befuddling until it hit me—sea salt!
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On Friday against the cultured left-hander Lopez he illustrated just how many weapons he has at his disposal — including the logic-defying trick shots.
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Their work includes authoritative coverage of current affairs, the arts and business, as well as guidance on how to live a smarter, more cultured life.
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Opinion polls seem to indicate that public attitudes about cultured meat are currently all over the place, depending on who's asking and who's being asked.
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After the researchers derived chondrocytes from the cartilage in each patient's microtia ear, those cells were seeded onto the scaffold and cultured for three months.
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The company markets two autologous cell therapy products in the United States: Carticel® (autologous cultured chondrocytes), an autologous chondrocyte implant for the treatment of cartilage defects in the knee, and Epicel® (cultured epidermal autografts), a permanent skin replacement for the treatment of patients with deep-dermal or full-thickness burns comprising greater than or equal to 30 percent of total body surface area.
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But when Frobenius was carrying out his expeditions, even the most cultured Europeans and Americans had never seen the rock art and paintings of prehistoric cultures.
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Earlier this year, Ginkgo announced a $100 million partnership with Cronos Group, the leading Canadian cannabis company, to produce cultured cannabinoids in an economically sustainable way.
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"When people tell stories about cultured meat one of the things they do is quickly fill in blanks on the page around the meat," said Wurgaft.
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Tetrick from Hampton Creek told Gizmodo that the company entered the cultured meat space because he wanted to reduce industrially-produced meat consumption in Trump country.
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Jacy Reese, founder of the Sentience Institute think tank, told Gizmodo Fischer's launch of a new company was meant to get cultured meat to market sooner.
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The 18-karat gold plated earrings, which feature a single cultured pearl drop, are currently being auctioned to raise money for the U.K. cancer charity Maggie's.
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Clean Meat tells the story of the past, present, and future of lab-grown meat (though the author prefers the terms "cultured meat," or "clean meat").
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As a result, when [cruelty-free food company] Hampton Creek began its investigation into the cultured chicken game, Mozdziak was among the first people Fischer called.
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Cultured ovarian follicles produced the hormones in this synthesized system to regulate tissue function over a 28-day cycle, causing fluids to move through the organs.
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Brown used the TechCrunch opportunity to shit all over his cultured meat competitors: TechCrunch: Why not try "clean meat," or lab-grown meat from animal cells?
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That study concluded that cultured meat would definitely require less land than raising cattle, but might require more energy to produce the same amount of meat.
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Since we don't have industrial, meat-producing labs yet, it's hard to say how the environmental impact and resource cost of cultured meat will measure up.
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The way he uses CRISPR is to develop a vector, based on different Cas9 proteins encoded by different bacteria, which attack DNA viruses in cultured cells.
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But cultured animal products like Memphis Meats might be perfect for meat lovers who don't currently eat it because of concerns for health or the environment.
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"Proactively foster a healthy, positive Internet culture, and let cultured comment, rational posts and well-intentioned responses become the order of the day online," Ren said.
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There is no shortage of trendy yogurts at the grocery store these days, from quark to labneh, but not all cultured milk is created the same.
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Looking back, Gwen's earnest adaptations of cultures feel more like gimmicks made in an attempt to make her look more "cultured" than the next pop girl.
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The Burle Marx household was lively and cultured; his parents entertained Arthur Rubinstein and Claudio Arrau, Stefan Zweig and Le Corbusier during their visits to Brazil.
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Quavo's got a message for Jeff Bezos and the rest of Amazon's bigwigs deciding where to put their second headquarters -- come to Atlanta and get cultured!
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Not as the bard every cultured kid must study to pass in English Lit 101, but rather as a vessel for a discussion on male masturbation.
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Legal restrictions played a part, but a shift in the perception of smokers — from cultured to crude — laid the groundwork for public support of smoking bans.
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Sustainable food In 2017, Didier Toubia set up Aleph Farms, an Israeli food company that engineers cultured beef — meat grown in a laboratory from cow cells.
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Some of the tissues sent to space will continue to be cultured on Earth for a week afterward in case any recovery efforts can be observed.
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To make it, Mr. Easton buys butter from Normandy, or prepares his own cultured butter, and tracks down organic wine grapes to make his own raisins.
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Niru, the narrator of Uzodinma Iweala's "Speak No Evil," would seem to be his Nigerian-born parents' greatest success: sociable and athletic, cultured and Harvard-bound.
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CULTURED TRAVELER In the 3-D film "America's Musical Journey," the singer-songwriter Aloe Blacc takes viewers on an exuberant exploration of the country's creative roots.
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A significant proportion own properties in Marrakesh, which has been a magnet for cultured wealth ever since Yves Saint Laurent made a home in the city.
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A Good Appetite Salted cultured butter, garlic, fish sauce and oyster sauce all lend depth to this pan-fried dish from the cookbook author Andrea Nguyen.
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Lunch displays the chef Dennis Baker's ambition and verve, with dishes like raw kingfish with cultured cream, thinly sliced cucumber and a scattering of succulent leaves.
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"He was a very cultured sort of Victorian gentleman who knew Latin and read all the classics," Mr. Ashbery told The New York Post in 1976.
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On the weekends, Birx's older daughter would sit on the floor of the lab, playing with the colored caps of sample tubes, while Birx cultured HIV.
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He's also compassionate, sweet, considerate, a joy to be with, interesting, stimulating, well-read, cultured, very outgoing, a marvelous tennis player, what more can I say?
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And unlike plant-based protein, which is widely available, cultured meats are still a mystery to most consumers, and will probably remain so for some time.
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Now, a few miles away from the cultured butter and ras el hanout, Longreads has posted an excerpt from Charles Bowden's new biography of Edward Abbey.
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This was a cultured, educated people living in a beautiful, tolerant and historic city who had allowed their hidden historical passions to get away from them.
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The mushroom crumbs bear a whiff of the forest floor and notes of coffee and bitter chocolate that deepen when mixed with the accompanying cultured butter.
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Producing cultured meat, it's claimed, could consume fewer natural resources, avoid slaughter and remove the need for the growth hormones used in the traditional meat industry.
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In my second year, I came across a project about cultured meat and that was the start of me connecting design with my interest in food.
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Meat alternatives and cultured meat may be grabbing headlines, but a wave of early-stage companies are looking at the dairy business for the next big thing.
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The famous "That's no knife!" scene that's been pop-cultured to death comes out of nowhere and has no real consequence to anything before or after it.
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They want you—a burger-eatin', chicken-finger-dippin'…Read more ReadThe legal discussion surrounding cultured meat products has made it all the way to federal government.
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He sought to convince businessmen and bankers that collecting was no longer the exclusive preserve of cultured, old-money dynasties such as the Rothschilds, Rockefellers, or Mellons.
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"Abadi is a cultured man and a conciliatory politician, but he also brought us austerity," said Mohamed Ghadban, a student in the Shi'ite holy city of Najaf.
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The device only handles proprietary yogurt mixes — aka Wim-Bowls — that have freeze-dried cultured dairy and come in various flavors, like passion fruit and brownie batter.
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The looping "K" of "King" inspired the elegant shape of the 18-karat gold plated earrings which feature two diamond embellishments and a single cultured pearl drop.
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Unlike cultured meat, which is grown from the cells of the animal it's meant to replace, New Wave Foods' "shrimp" is a cleverly disguised, algae-based substitute.
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Friedrich, who also spoke to MUNCHIES last month about the future of meat production, dismisses the term "cultured meat," claiming that it conjures images of petri dishes.
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Memphis Meats' last tasting was only given to folks at a press event, and they've stayed quiet about a few of the specifics of cultured meat science.
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Thirty years ago, Yugoslavia was the most cultured and Westernized nation in all of Eastern Europe, while Zimbabwe was the breadbasket and great hope of southern Africa.
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Once Post is satisfied with cultured beef version 2.0 — a fattier, more iron-rich and animal-free substance than its predecessor — he'll start thinking about scaling up.
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Goldfish filets never caught on, but Post tells me that a few other research teams have recently begun investigating cultured seafood again, presumably using more modern techniques.
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This past April, Post announced that his team has managed to cut the cost of cultured beef to just $80 per kilogram, or roughly $11 per burger.
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It's as if the ability to restrict one's comfort […] becomes a transcendental experience raising the wealthy or cultured above the crass overindulgences of the rest of us.
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I'm sure scientists will do all sorts of weird things, though in the near-term, the priority is just getting cultured meat the way people eat it.
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In preparation for an upcoming trip to Europe, Reddit user Taherham got a shirt made to help him blend in amongst all those cultured Austrians and Brits.
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Cells that were taken during her biopsy were then cultured and have been used in labs around the world for decades — entirely without Lacks' knowledge or consent.
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And cultured meat grown from animal cells could be next on the mainstream menu, with producers eyeing regulatory approval as they improve the technology and reduce costs.
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It was originally one of Melbourne's three "magnificent asylums for the insane" built in the 1930s and 40s to help present the city as cultured and compassionate.
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They are very nice white people of a liberal, cultured bent, and so is Christopher (Nate Washburn), their surrogate son, and Molly (Laura Chaneski), his recent bride.
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Cultured Traveler My cultural pilgrimage to the Rocky Mountains began more than 20 years ago, a few steps from my door in the East Village of Manhattan.
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Lagos has been a city long enough to be "cultured," with an unending array of book readings, open-mike events, theater festivals, concerts and entertainment award ceremonies.
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He also goes into Chicago being a center for music and it being a cultured place, as well as his hesitance to sign any major record deal.
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Stylish, cultured Venus cruises alongside the sun for almost the entire month, too, encouraging fierce displays of fashion, and a fearless expression (or enjoyment) of the arts.
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Or, if you're feeling more carnivorous, grab a grilled chicken breast fresh from the lab that cultured its cells, while crunching on a side of mushroom chips.
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The company did run afoul of the F.D.A. in 103 over its use of cells cultured and multiplied in a lab to increase the stem cell count.
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They are helping the archetype of marijuana smokers as shaggy-haired, bloodshot-eyed burnouts evolve into one of cultured, luxury-designer-wearing members of the creative class.
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PALMA, Majorca — In summers, Majorca and its sister islands off the eastern coast of Spain were once a discreet destination for the cultured, famous and well-heeled.
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Cultured Traveler The city has endured crisis and chaos, and yet is now emerging from the wreckage as one of Europe's most vibrant and significant cultural capitals.
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"In the past year, we've seen more hype and investment around cultured meat," said John Lynch, a researcher at Oxford University and co-author of the report.
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Cultured Traveler This week, we roam France, sampling three regional cuisines: the richness of Gascony, the earthy pleasures of Médoc, and the new vibrancy of Bordeaux (below).
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You probably heard less about a public meeting hosted by the FDA on "cultured meat" – meats that don't come directly from animals, but instead from cell cultures.
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The question did not provide much detail about cell-cultured meats, so our results represent a general reaction to the idea of purchasing "traditional" versus "artificial" meat.
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However, as I grew older, I developed a certain disdain toward it, agreeing with the popular consensus among cultured people that the city was boring and unsophisticated.
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One user created a Team Yanny t-shirt on Amaon and wrote, "when you not a peasant and hear yanny instead of laurel." congrats on being cultured pic.twitter.
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Context clues provide insight, but the only definitive proof of malicious intent is physical evidence like a spray device, a letter containing anthrax spores, or a cultured organism.
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Next, the researchers exposed lab-cultured endothelial cells to different levels of nine flavoring additives, including menthol, vanillin (vanilla), and cinnamaldehyde (cinnamon), for 90 minutes at a time.
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The idea that these were not "Cro-Magnon" racists, but instead cultured and intelligent holders of taboo truths, is essential to their appeal to the lonely and disaffected.
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Dr Magiorkinis and Dr Katzourakis therefore followed up with an experiment in which they inserted the pertinent retrovirus DNA between the active regions of RASGRF2 in cultured cells.
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There's Librede and Amyris in California, and last fall, Boston-based synthetic biology company Ginkgo Bioworks announced that it, too, was joining the race to produce cultured cannabinoids.
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"Consumers must have confidence that cultured meat products are safe for consumption and appropriately labeled," said JUST, a meat-alternatives company, in a press release applauding the decision.
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The gene-editing technology that is available today is already sufficient to cure the defect that causes sickle cell anemia in cells that are cultured in the laboratory.
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"Cultured meat" and a book that cleans dirty water are the latest innovations in food technology that could be key to sustainability in a world of finite resources.
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He and his colleagues removed the organs of Corti, home of the hair bundles, from the ears of mouse pups, and cultured them on microscope-slide cover slips.
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Cultured Traveler In 1934, E. J. Kaufmann, a Pittsburgh department store magnate, took Frank Lloyd Wright to a section of untrammeled woods in southwestern Pennsylvania called Bear Run.
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Yes, you can eat bread with wheat flour instead: get a slice of the dried cherry or the saffron-walnut loaves, press some cultured Norman butter across it.
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Kolbeck and Elfenbein's mission is to develop a platform and set of technologies that would allow any meat to be cultured in the lab using well-defined procedures.
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French cultured butter and Maggi Seasoning sauce may not be one of the most classic pairings, but it's a combination dear to the cookbook author Andrea Nguyen's heart.
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For those who loved Mosul, one of the most cultured cities in Iraq, the Islamic State's rule stole not just their way of life but their city's soul.
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Marketing cultured meat as dog food could destroy its appeal for human consumers, executives from two leading startups in the food tech space told Business Insider in August.
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"He was, as a friend once said, a cultured, educated sophisticate disguised as a little Brooklyn boy with stains on his shirt," Mr. Lutz and Ms. Winer wrote.
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Cultured Traveler As part of a showcase for artists at La Guardia in New York, writers will create fictional tales for fliers — and finish them before they land.
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Cultured meat is made by putting stem cells from the fat or muscle of an animal into a culture medium that feeds the cells, allowing them to grow.
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You need not read the 40-page preface to see how Shaw's diagnosis of Heartbreak House — his name for "cultured, leisured Europe before the war" — applies unchanged today.
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On day 90 of their stay on the space station, samples of NK-cell activity against leukemia cells in cultured dishes was reduced by 50% in crew members.
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The impression given was that of an educated, cultured crowd already familiar with the Louvre — not quite the new-audience demographic that the museum was seeking to attract.
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Yet government officials have demurred when asked about any bargain being struck — presumably they fear drawing criticism from the cultured classes or seeming weak to the wider populace.
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It seems that the more people earn, the more likely they are to switch from being undecided about cultured meat to being willing to give it a try.
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It's singing an aria performed by the Queen of the Night in Mozart's The Magic Flute, which proves that this bird is way more cultured than you'll ever be.
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Cultured, lab grown or clean meat, whatever you want to call it, is an emerging technology, and Shapiro is probably one of the loudest voices pushing its ethical angle.
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Expensive and proprietary replacements exist as Good Food Institute senior scientist Liz Specht showed me, but every cultured meat company's Holy Grail is an affordable serum without animal products.
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"Despite our inability to truly assess the current state of cultured meat, press coverage alone would make you think that the future will be "full of lab-grown meat.
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Those include soy milk or the Impossible Burger, and products from cultured cells like those offered by Perfect Day, Finless Foods, Memphis Meats, and Just (formerly called Hampton Creek).
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As this particular Englishman was genial—in possession of what you might call a clubbable personality—cultured and Catholic, he was well equipped to navigate the ex-Habsburg countries.
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The growing popularity of so-called "vocal fry," particularly among young women, is either a hot new trend or the bane of cultured discourse, depending on who you ask.
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The necklace is a beautiful four-strand choker with a diamond clasp, made from a collection of cultured pearls the Japanese government gave to the Queen as a gift.
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Plenty of governments subsidise highbrow fare, like sober news programmes and classical-music broadcasts, on the basis that they are public goods which lead to an informed, cultured population.
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The "cultured" part means that the celery powder is mixed with a lactic acid starter culture, says to the suit, which converts sodium nitrate to sodium nitrite. And—voila!
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"Imagine the audacity of being so oblivious as to call Sandra Bullock (ACADEMY AWARD WINNER) 'That lady from Bird Box— the Netflix Original' get cultured people," another fan added.
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The research team isolated and cultured a population of mouse GBCs that could be introduced to other mice's damaged olfactory tissue to jump-start the replenishment of olfactory neurons.
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Numerous local small businesses including the Cultured Cafe yogurt shop, Flagstaff Nut House, and Country Host restaurant were forced to close their doors or cut staff as a result.
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So whether you're shopping for your cultured friend's little one or said person is, well, yourself, click on for the best pop-culture swag on the web right now.
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" The first item is the simplest: cornbread, a crunchy-moist round that telegraphs "we're humble and casual," while the accompanying cultured butter says, "but it's going to be amazing.
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It's tasteful and cultured in an unfussy kind of way; the bookshelves are laden, the walls crammed with paintings; there's a dog lying contentedly on the threadbare Persian rug.
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Alongside sauerkraut and kimchi, gut-friendly "soft" drinks kombucha (made by fermenting tea) and kefir (cultured, fermented milk) have soared in popularity amongst the health-conscious in recent years.
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A $1,000 is a pretty high price to pay for a single meatball, but it pales in comparison to the cost of one pound of their cultured-meat—$18,000.
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Thiam's, made with plantains and red palm-fruit oil, was stirringly complex: sweet, nutty, and vegetal, with a distinct funk akin to that of ripened cheese or cultured butter.
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The mumps vaccine was licensed in 20173, based on the Jeryl Lynn strain of mumps, and developed by Dr. Maurice Hilleman, who cultured the virus from his sick daughter.
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"In the same way there's plant-based protein for humans and cultured meat for humans we want to make sure that's also the case for our pets," Bethencourt said.
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A garland of marigolds rings a bust of Sir Pherozeshah Mehta, who established the club in 1884 for Parsis who were "Western-cultured" and had spent time in England.
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A package of 365 Everyday Value unsalted butter through Prime Now is $3.49, while the same size package of Organic Valley unsalted cultured butter sells for $11.79 on Postmates.
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Here's a guide to all of the services currently available, filled with movies, TV shows, documentaries, kid's programming, sports, and theater to make your quarantine a little more cultured.
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Some researchers speculate that depending on the efficiency of the production process, the rise of the cultured meat industry could actually make climate change worse than traditional beef production.
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Proponents of cultured meat say that producing it in a lab helps preserve endangered species and other animals, reduces greenhouse gas emissions and significantly curbs land and water use.
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"We'll need to take a step back and urge a bit more caution if environmental messaging continues to be a big part of advertising for cultured meat," Lynch said.
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But every time I'm in Shanghai, where meat is all about cultural arrival, I think, We can only change the world's system of animal agriculture by doing cultured meat.
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Clean meat -- also known as lab-grown meat -- is made of cultured animal tissue cells, while plant-based meat is generally from ingredients such as soy, tempeh and seitan.
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As a result, the researchers found over a 1,000-year period, production of cultured meat could hike global warming more if the process depended heavily on high-carbon energy.
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If not, feast your eyes on the latest Black Friday deals from Amazon Prime, which are guaranteed to make you the most interesting and cultured person in any room.
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At the time, it was one of several companies — including Memphis Meats, Future Meat Technologies, Aleph Farms, HigherSteaks and many, many pursuing technologies — to bring cultured beef to market.
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Eighteen to 29-year-olds were nearly five times more likely (51 percent) to say they'd purchase cultured meat products compared to those 55 and over (only 11 percent).
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But as cultured meat advances, advocates say it could help ease the burden that industrial food production places on the planet, as well as add resilience to farmers' businesses.
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It has been long known that cultured human cells seem able to replicate no more than 40 to 60 times (called the Hayflick limit) before they stop and become senescent.
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Few apps have made a more valiant effort to rescue us from indolence than Things, the to-do list app for Mac and iOS from German software developer Cultured Code.
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When you are raised female, when you are cultured female, the thing that you are valued for, the thing that you are taught you are valued for is your fuckability.
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Auctions, at their core, are about getting astronomically wealthy people to pay vast sums of money for paintings and sculptures, and to make them feel very cultured for doing so.
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In the same way, you have people talk about Nazis as being the most cultured, top-ranking, listening to Wagner opera, and reading Goethe, and that kind of stuff, right.
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The Verge spoke to Reese about technological advancements, why companies like Tyson are investing in alternative meat, and why we shouldn't expect to switch to cultured meat by next year.
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These could look like beer breweries, and, in fact, a brewery or some sort of fermentation factory is most similar at large scale to what cultured meat would look like.
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The elder Lacks, who died in 1951, became the unwitting donor of the first immortal human cell line — cultured cells that can be kept alive for long periods of time.
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With global meat demand expected to outstrip existing livestock supply over the next few decades, according to the United Nations, cultured beef improves food security and saves animals, Post said.
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Earlier this year, the nonprofit gave a two-year, $118,000 research grant to Marie Gibbons, a science masters student at North Carolina State University, to investigate growing cultured turkey meat.
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Leaders in the cultured meat industry say they're working on a plant-based alternative to fetal bovine serum, but they're not there yet, which is one of the biggest challenges.
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"Nikki is much more cultured, but, on the other hand, she still leads with her heart instead of her mind," she says about what she loves most about her character.
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And to celebrate the birth of Kate and Prince William's third child, the necklace includes a baby cultured pearl charm in a choice of pink, silver or white for $135.
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Saddam saw himself as a fearsome, benevolent sovereign, a cultured and far-sighted man, despite having left his native country only twice and repeatedly plunging his people into disastrous wars.
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Together, they represent 90 percent of the milk, cheese, ice cream, yogurt and cultured products, and dairy ingredients produced and marketed in the United States and sold throughout the world.
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Hayes made the case that cultured meats can be produced anywhere—most likely, in facilities near city centers—so they won't have to be transported long distances in refrigerated trucks.
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Hitler could pose as a cultured gentleman at Munich salons, as a pistol-waving thug at the beer hall, and as a bohemian in the company of singers and actors.
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Cultured Traveler As a sellout crowd jostled its way into the first big show of the 34th annual National Cowboy Poetry Gathering on a late-January night in Elko, Nev.
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Future Meat's Nahmias said that the research indicating that lab-grown meat could be worse for the environment than regular beef was widely "mischaracterized" as a claim against cultured meat.
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"European" refers to two things: that the butter's fat content is higher than that of sticks of regular supermarket butter, and that the cream was cultured before it was churned.
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The general is regarded as a cultured and learned man by some of his former subordinates, but the President-elect has fixated on his nickname and history of military derring-do.
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Jenna Sauers, writing for Cultured in April, paid special attention to the strange myth-building Brud has done around its creations and its founders, some of which has included outright lies.
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He is a "music freak, a very cultured guy," Argentine rock pioneer Lito Nebbia - an idol and later a friend - said about the Peronist candidate in a radio interview this year.
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And within the bubble of the art world, away from the scandals in which it is mired, it will remind clients just how cultured, tasteful, and philanthropic it has always been.
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"I think increasingly we are becoming convinced that it's better to introduce cultured meat in the high end of the market, where a special chef makes a special dish," he said.
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Cultured meat certainly doesn't require as much time to grow as a cow does, either, since it only takes several weeks as opposed to the years needed to raise a cow.
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The problem is that there's very little data to back up the assumption that in vitro or cultured meat, as it's also known, would be better for the environment than cattle.
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Biologically, this tissue is exactly the same as one that comes from a cow, explained Mark Post, chair of physiology and team lead of the Cultured Beef project at the university.
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Bacon is a big one — although I would like to think that improvements in plant-based meat alternatives, as well as advances in meat cultured from cells, could help with that.
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As late as the mid-fourth century, by which point Britain had been a Roman province for 300 years, the very notion of a cultured Briton could generate snorts of derision.
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Yet the score harks back to the heyday of modernism in the arts, when a figure like Beckett could hold a cultured public tensely in thrall as he tested the extremes.
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In the future that Reese envisions, consumers will be able to choose from a variety of real meats, cultured in facilities resembling beer breweries, with no animals harmed in the making.
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Because consumers make food choices based almost entirely on taste and convenience, creating plant-based and cultured alternatives that outcompete animal products on these two factors will yield substantial climate benefits.
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Memphis Meats, a start-up that specializes in "growing meat outside a live animal," says it is should have its "cultured-meat" products on the market in three to four years.
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Noyes said that the company is considering a "range of different cell lines from different species" and that those "breaded chicken bites" might not even be the cultured meat's final form.
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The cultured cat helps give Jimmy, the Biddles' son, the confidence the boy needs to tackle a school art project — Pete just doesn't do it in the usual animal-therapy way.
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The food here is focused on simplicity and seasonality, the kind of pleasure one might derive from a thick piece of dense and springy sourdough bread served with fresh cultured butter.
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A compound butter that combines seaweed, cultured butter and sea salt, this is wonderful melted over boiled potatoes, stirred into pasta or rice, dolloped over roasted vegetables, chicken and especially seafood.
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People on there know that the other people on the app are successful at what they do and are generally just more cultured, since it's really a hub for artsy humans.
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Since the cultured-meat industry is in such an early stage, it's difficult to assess the actual carbon footprint of producing on a large scale without clear data on production processes.
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Investors like S2G are betting that cultured meat start-ups like Future Meat will benefit from the same consumer trends as Beyond Meat, which was backed by S2G, and Impossible Foods.
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Cells that are cultured in a dish to become gut tissue will wad up, rather than forming the tube they make in the body, if nothing is touching or moving them.
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Brought up in Belgium, an affordable, cultured and broad-minded country in which nobody questioned the legitimacy of her birth or her parents' marital status, Mary became an ardent Roman Catholic.
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"If I Close My Eyes, I'd Swear This European-Style Vegan Butter Is Real Butter," New York magazine declared regarding the cashew- and coconut-based cultured vegan butter from Miyoko's Creamery.
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Because cultured meat doesn't involve livestock, and thus avoids the associated environmental impacts and ethical issues, it's been highly anticipated by environmental groups, animal welfare advocates and some health conscious consumers.
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The chipped, white mug had a goatlike creature with large horns on the front and the words, "I'm cultured, refined, sophisticated, and…" Ravina said Bekaert told her to look on the bottom.
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Whether a distant uncle or your more-cultured-than-you older sister, if your loved one is a fan of whiskey, chances are they've been gifted countless weird stones over the years.
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Sitting in the back of a pick-up truck — like how most country songs end up — the duo continues to sing about how they thought they were cultured, but apparently are not.
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When the researchers transplanted this protein to cultured human cells, the same protections still applied—a finding with potential applications to cellular preservation methods, genomic therapies, and the burgeoning science of transgenics.
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She emerges as a tough, lively, cultured and wilful woman, who also composed highly regarded songs that were characteristic of her era; a modern performer describes them as "sensual, charming and surprising".
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Food companies across the world are developing cultured meat, which is grown from cell structures in a lab instead of in animals, and it won't be long before it's on store shelves.
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Scientific advances have already brought us the plant-based Impossible Burger and the first lab-grown burger, but we have a ways to go before we can permanently switch to cultured meat.
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The lesson there is that an entire country or people, no matter how educated or advanced or cultured, can be led into an abyss given the right stew of ideas and conditions.
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To grow cultured meat, you start by collecting some stem cell tissue from a living animal—a process that doesn't require you to kill the animal and is more or less painless.
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Halloween is, obviously, the most important holiday of the year and what you wear on that day is your statement to the world about how original, fun, cultured, and resourceful you are.
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"There's a general belief that if you want to seem like an interesting, cultured person, the best thing you can do is to showcase that you're open to new experiences," he said.
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It's about being outside of time and looking in, with free reign to mix and match objects new and old for the express purpose of curating a nondescript yet distinctively "cultured" sensibility.
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Advice: Fauci told Axios that clinicians and patients should rely upon nasal swabs that look for influenza viral RNA or nucleic acids, or have their patient samples cultured for a couple days.
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"It is difficult to imagine cultured meat becoming a reality with a current production price of about $10,000 per kilogram," said Yaakov Nahmias, the company's founder and chief scientist, in a statement.
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Indeed, French butter, which has a higher percentage of fat and a pronounced tang from cultured cream, is so desirable across the globe, it's starting to disappear from grocery shelves in France.
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Future Meat Technologies says its cultured products will take up 99% less land, 96% less freshwater and emit 80% less greenhouse gases than traditional meat production, according to its Life Cycle Assessment.
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"There's a general belief that if you want to seem like an interesting, cultured person, the best thing you can do is to showcase that you're open to new experiences," he said.
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A partial wall of bookshelves blocks the view of the staircase; beyond it is an eat-in kitchen lined in floating wood lower cabinets with cultured-stone countertops and laminate upper cabinets.
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At least 25 states have introduced bills making it illegal to use the words "beef" or "meat" on products made from plant ingredients or cultured meat that is grown in a lab.
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For the cultured cells, exposure to e-cigarette vapor induced many of the same changes in lung macrophages that have been seen in cigarette smokers and patients with COPD, the researchers note.
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The four-strand pearl choker with central diamond clasp, worn by the Queen during the 1980s and 1990s, was commissioned using a collection of cultured pearls given to her by the Japanese government.
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Its simplicity, low power requirements and flexibility make it ideal for micro-sized robots that need to grab small, fragile things, for instance crystals in an experiment or bundles of cells being cultured.
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On Thursday, the agency convened a scrum on so-called cultured meat—animal tissue grown in a lab, derived from just a handful of cells taken from a cow or chicken or fish.
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And as meat consumption drops, better plant-based and cultured meat would continue to be developed, so that eventually we could give up all factory farmed meat without a shift in consumption levels.
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In the last century, the area has become Tasaki's farming center of the coveted Akoya, a 183 millimeter to 10 millimeter cultured pearl, with popular colors ranging from milky white to creamy rose.
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It's a promising approach, because the real suspense here is in the question of how the smart, charismatic, cultured young man we meet in flashbacks ended up on the FBI's Most Wanted list.
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There's plenty of both in her novels, but there's so much more: an ironic wit, a cultured mind, a sensualist's delight in detail, a casual, confident disregard for the rules of novel-writing.
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Many consider the town an edgier, more cultured alternative to Tijuana, and until recently, young Californians flooded in on weekends and holidays, enticed by the tasty seafood, beautiful beaches and energetic night life.
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Depending on the body site, anywhere from 20 percent to 60 percent of the organisms that make up the microbiota cannot be cultured and identified with the older, traditional techniques used by microbiologists.
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The researchers exposed cultured human bronchial cells to diluted cinnamon e-liquids and to e-liquid aerosol, or vapor, from an e-cigarette device purchased at a local vape shop in Chapel Hill.
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Lab-grown meat—also known as cultured meat, in vitro meat, cultivated meat, cell-based meat, or, if you're a marketer, "clean" meat—is the product of literal factory farming, or cellular agriculture.
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Cheese, made from cultured milk, was being produced in present-day Iraq around 7,000 B.C., and the Chinese are thought to have started making sake from fermented rice a couple of millenniums later.
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The reason is that there is no scientific evidence published that has been replicated to show that germinal vesicles (or immature eggs) can be frozen and then thawed and then cultured to maturity.
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In human-brain tissues and in neurons cultured in flasks, they found that the C4 protein accumulated abundantly at synapses; in mice, this accumulation occurred almost precisely at the time that pruning begins.
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Part of that scale-up includes developing industrial bioreactors for growing the meat—eventually, cultured meat producers hope the process will look a lot like the beer brewing, where cells grow in big tanks.
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"It seems strange that vegans would be trying to market a product to non-vegans," Erin Kim, Communications Director at New Harvest, a non-profit that funds open science cultured meat projects, told Gizmodo.
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At first, they were struck by the idea of "cultured meat," a technology that could allow labs to grow organs for humans or muscle tissue for animals without the use of any actual animals.
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Right now, the cultured meat world includes only a handful of companies, including Mosa Meat, which produced the first synthetic hamburger in 2013, and Memphis Meats, which produced the first synthetic poultry this year.
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The fact of the matter is, it's far too early to know just how scalable cultured meat might be—or how much better it will be for the environment, one of its main benefits.
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Right now, growing a burger that's just as mouth-wateringly juicy and flavorful as a natural beef patty—and figuring out how to scale up—is keeping the our cultured beef-makers plenty busy.
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When cells taken from the womb lining of women who have experienced recurrent miscarriage are cultured in the lab, "the behavior of the cells is very, very different [compared to] control patients," he says.
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While the soapy, murder-y mystery was practically screaming for my exact demographic to tune in, I refused since I thought I was way too intelligent and cultured for an ABC Family teen drama.
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It's not only expensive but also kind of defeats the purpose of cultured meat; if we're going to need to keep raising and killing real cows to get the lab-grown meat, why bother?
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Since then, the jeweler — who uses freshwater cultured pearls with rhodium-coated sterling silver and semi-precious gemstones — has garnered a fan base that includes Kate's sister, Pippa Middleton, and British actress Helen Mirren.
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Both companies — indeed all companies on the hunt for a meat replacement — are looking for a way around relying on fetal bovine serum, which is now a crucial component for any lab-cultured meats.
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"I could literally feel the salivary glands under my tongue squirting out saliva," he recalls of his brief flirtation with a macrobiotic diet in the 80s, which placed a heavy emphasis on cultured foods.
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If you suspect that's the case she recommends going to the doctor and getting a urine sample sent off to the lab—that way you can get it cultured and treat the bug properly.
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The case of cultured food and drink, far from a curiosity, is a template for a better, freer and more affluent world, a world where we provide for the needs of everyone — in style.
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In Fernbach's translation, Hazan — a former surgeon, publisher and social critic who wrote "The Invention of Paris" — comes across as a highly cultured, bemusedly cranky old radical whose eloquence can change how you see.
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This year, Van Cleef & Arpels featured a tassel of cultured pearls and sapphires on the Reinette transformable sautoir, enhanced by a 5.35-carat cushion-cut green tourmaline and a 59.78-carat cabochon-cut chalcedony.
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A minimarket area was crammed with local products: hand-poured candles from Linwood Candle Co., coffee from Tipico, planters from Mainly Macrame and the cafe's cultured cashew cheese spreads, cookie doughs and jackfruit jerky.
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I had spent those two years at home watching other women on social media becoming what I desperately wanted to be: stylish homemakers, big-deal executives, and excellent mothers to well-dressed, cultured children.
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Lisbon has it all: world-class cuisine for the gastronomically inclined, ancient fortresses, art and architecture for the cultured traveler, and a vibrant local bar, music and night life scene for everyone in between.
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He was asked in Cultured, this sort of art and architecture culture magazine, by Hamza Walker, about Dana Schutz and whether or not he found the attention that she got upstaging to his work.
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The new funds will be used for research and development and to build the world's first cultured meat pilot production facility, estimated to begin operations in 2020, south of Tel Aviv, the company said.
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The researchers will now compare their space-developed embryos to those cultured in normal laboratory environments on Earth to see what differences there are between the two at both a cellular and molecular level.
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A leader of Indonesia's second-largest Muslim organization this week called for a boycott of Starbucks, saying that the international coffee chain's pro-gay stand risks ruining the "religious and cultured" core of the country.
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Image via David Parry / PA WireTwo years ago, physiologist Mark Post of the University of Maastricht unveiled the world's first cultured beef burger, assembled in his lab from thousands of individual strands of muscle tissue.
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"Ultimately, the meat we're making will be created in large 'cultivators' and will resemble a beer brewery or similar facility used for production of cultured food products," Andrew Noyes, Just's Head of Communications, told MUNCHIES.
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Those cultured enough to understand just how monumental this achievement is have made a pilgrimage to the statue, both to take in its full glory and to honor it the best way they know how.
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"One of the reasons that Future Meat Technologies stands out in the cultured meat field is that our proprietary high yield production process lends itself naturally to distributive manufacturing," said the company's founder Koby Nahmias.
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Together with Vang, the kind, cultured doctor who runs the makeshift hospital that has become their wartime home, they attempt to flee the atrocities but are pulled in different directions by the tides of history.
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Its study used four hypothetical cultured meat production methods, concluding the most energy-efficient would not warm the planet more than farming beef in the long term, even without decarbonisation of the global energy system.
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But Mike Selden, CEO of cultured fish startup Finless Foods, told me that it "was a pretty black and white path to fully identifying the necessary growth factors" required to create a slaughter-free serum substitute.
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"The idea that one or more companies in Silicon Valley and Israel will suddenly solve the problem in the next couple years is insanity," he said, nor did he think cultured meat was a perfect solution.
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The researchers also looked at the effect of T. gondii infection on cultured neural stem cells, which allowed them to see how proteins were being disturbed, and how genetic expression and gene networks were being altered.
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"What I want to stress is that China has always dedicated itself to constructing a rational, cultured and healthy environment for public opinion," a Foreign Ministry spokesperson, who denied the government banned the word, told reporters.
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Because you can grow muscle and fat separately in cultured meat, you could have fat from fish — which is rich in omega-3 fatty acids and is healthier — and combine that with chicken or beef meat.
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Cultured Traveler On a sunny Sunday afternoon in early spring, my younger daughter, Rosie, climbed up inside an airplane, out the hatch on top, and out onto the wing, where she waved to catch my attention.
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Daou had a cultured upbringing, learning classical and modern Arabic in addition to English and French, reading poetry, hiking past ancient ruins, playing jazz piano, and taking regular trips to New York to visit his relatives.
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Teaching premodern global history is not about preparing high school students to engage in cultured banter at cocktail parties; it is making them into critical thinkers who can recognize the modern abuse of the historical record.
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Cultured Traveler As I stood alone in the silent, darkened King's Chamber of the Great Pyramid of Giza, staring into the sarcophagus that had been hollowed from red granite at least 4,500 years ago, my thoughts swirled.
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Feng Zhang, a scientist at the Broad Institute in Boston, co-authored a paper in Science in February 1003 showing that CRISPR/Cas9 could be used to edit the genomes of cultured mouse cells or human cells.
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Long-time biotechnology researcher Kevin Hicok is the new director of cellular agriculture as of February, and Chief Technical Officer Peter Licari will continue overseeing the group as they develop their cultured meat, according to the company.
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" Plus, she says, "thanks to Instagram, the now popular "Instagram Baddie" aesthetic that derives from Black women has been watered down and adapted by white fashion/beauty influencers who want to be seen as "cultured" or edgy.
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Sources: Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, Toxicopathological Effects of the Sunscreen UV Filter, Oxybenzone (Benzophenone-3), on Coral Planulae and Cultured Primary Cells and Its Environmental Contamination in Hawaii and the U.S. Virgin Islands, October 2015.
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Years later, in vitro meat hit the news again when Mark Post of the University of Maastricht unveiled the world's first cultured beef burger, grown in a nutrient solution using stem cells extracted from a live cow.
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Image via Harald Groven / FlickrAs public awareness of cultured meat grows, proponents like Friedman and Post seem hopeful that their products will, one day, become just as acceptable as meat grown on animals — perhaps even more so.
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According to the ALDF complaint, the label claim is based on the use of a process that injects Natural Choice products with cultured celery juice powder or similar plant-based powders that are high in sodium nitrate.
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Doctors hooked her up to an antibiotic drip, collected blood to be processed and cultured in the hospital's lab, and shipped one of the tubes overnight to a small, stealthy startup in Redwood City, California, called Karius.
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People see it as cannibalism and given the taboo, I think it is unhelpful to start the discussion at this stage when consumers still need to get their head around the idea of non-human cultured meat.
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Today, cultured riboflavin and other vitamins produced by engineered microorganisms make up the majority of B vitamins used to fortify foods (which is partly why foods often lose nutritional value when companies reformulate to go non-G.M.O.).
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"My mom, who's sadly no longer with us, was a great intellectual and cultured woman: she knew a lot about Shakespeare, but I don't think she was the most comfortable parent of young teenage boys," he explains.
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A study by Oxford University and the University of Amsterdam estimated that cultured meat would produce 96 percent less greenhouse gas, consume 82 to 96 percent less water and virtually eliminate land requirements needed to raise livestock.
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Cultured Traveler If New Orleans is an aging beauty queen drunk on the fumes of her glorious past, Plaquemines Parish, to the southeast, is plain old sloshed — not to mention saturated, striated, slivered and surrounded by water.
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Cultured Traveler When friends visiting Mexico for the first time ask me where to begin, I tell them: Go to Oaxaca, one of the most scenically beautiful, historically interesting and simply enjoyable cities south of the border.
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If you're feeling more cultured than usual, you can even catch some of the Metropolitan Opera's most acclaimed productions from recent years online for free—a steal considering opera tickets are often well over a hundred bucks.
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The final film to show there was Ron Howard's documentary "Pavarotti," a fitting coda for the theater: a prestige movie, flattering to a well-heeled audience, that offered a certain demographic's idea of a cultured night out.
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But it has a truly excellent twist: the addition of both European-style (which is to say, high-fat) cultured butter and either monosodium glutamate (MSG), chicken stock base (such as Better Than Bouillon) or nutritional yeast.
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Now Bloodroot's take on vegan cheeses, made from cultured nut milks, are part of a new happy-hour special, served with wine alongside an intensely flavored mushroom-walnut pâté that has been on the menu since 1984.
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In a smaller annex in the next room, lit by stark white light, 14 taxidermy birds are hung on the wall, some with their heads replaced by a metallic silver mold, all adorned with freshly cultured pearls.
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In addition to the engineering expertise reflected in these versatile pieces, Chanel showed its mastery of glyptic skills with the Rose Tendre ring: Pink quartz was carved into a camellia and surrounded by cultured pearls and diamonds.
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There's another reason to be cautious about the study's findings, as the authors are the first to note: The companies making cultured meat generally don't release data on their production process and how much energy it uses up.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - A leader of Indonesia's second-largest Muslim organization has called for a boycott of Starbucks, saying that the international coffee chain's pro-gay stand risks ruining the "religious and cultured" core of the Southeast Asian nation.
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While other companies pursue meat replacements using cultured products, Geltor is focused on another aspect of the supply chain: the collagen and gelatin additives that are typically made from the waste materials left over from the meat industry.
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In 1841 Joseph Willson, a dentist, wrote "Sketches of the Higher Classes of Coloured Society in Philadelphia", an orotund, Victorian disquisition that urged his coevals to be cultured and educated, but above all to "show themselves very humble".
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He was never the most cultured, never the most stylish, but he knew how to get the goals his team needed, and he had no pretences when it came to aesthetics, ethics and playing football the beautiful way.
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The Parker House rolls are gravity-defying orbs served with soft cultured butter that, in the evening's best magic trick, rises from a custom-made dish in six identical ridged curls, like shrimp performing a Busby Berkeley routine.
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Kshuk thinks cultured meat would give consumers more choice when it comes to buying protein at the supermarket: Consumers would eat traditional meat one day, a plant-based burger the next and lab-grown meat the following day.
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Get yourself a much needed massage, center yourself with yoga classes or meditation sessions, get cultured at a museum, or see what the acupuncture hype is all about — all super discounted and based on what's available near you.
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Cultured Traveler The ritual drummers preceded her as she strode down the broad steps toward the Osun shrine, carefully balancing on her head a calabash filled with kola nuts, palm oil and other offerings to the Yoruba gods.
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Another staple on the menu, a kangaroo pastrami with cultured cream, encapsulates much of what's great about modern Australian dining: ingredients you couldn't find anywhere else, a sense of humor and a fierce dedication to pleasure above all else.
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One 2011 study published in the journal Environmental Science and Technology found that cultured meat would involve 7–45 percent lower energy, 78–96 percent lower greenhouse gas emissions, and 99 less land use than conventionally produced European meat.
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The fish were at one point cultured in Arkansas until a federal ban was established in 2002, making it illegal to import, transport, sell, transfer, or possess any species of snakehead fish, of which there are 29 known varieties.
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You might find Sam Harris' Twitter poll interesting: 83 percent of respondents were happy to eat cultured meat, which shows that people are not, when they give it a bit of thought, happy with how meat is produced now.
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Chart courtesy of AT Kearny Chart courtesy of AT Kearny "All in all, cultured meat and new meat replacement products are going to disrupt the $1,000 billion conventional meat industry with all its supplier companies," the study's authors write.
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He and a colleague, Frank E. Greer, successfully cultured such bacteria from groundwater from an oil field, and Bastin speculated these could be descendants of bacteria that had been trapped in ocean sediments more than 250 million years ago.
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It is a portrait, Shaw wrote, of "cultured, leisured Europe before the war," a class of people with all of the education but none of the moral discipline to prevent calamity — which arrives, with bombs falling, at the end.
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He helped bring some 22015 relatives to the United States from Eastern Europe before the Germans began the wholesale extermination of Jews, a horror that Dr. Hamburg said his grandfather could not imagine originating in such a cultured country.
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He is proud to assert that in the country of the triumphant proletariat, "homosexualism" is considered socially illicit and punishable, while in the "cultured" country of great philosophers and musicians — that is, in Germany — it remains free and unchallenged.
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There's a multibillion-dollar opportunity in the seafood market as consumers turn away from beef as a source of protein, and several startups are out in the market pursuing either plant-based or cultured protein alternatives to traditional seafood.
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This month, Israeli-based company Future Meat Technologies raised $14 million to build a production plant for its cultured meat products, joining several dozen other start-ups poised to launch their first commercial products within the next couple years.
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Mr. Alter's sister, Carole Sklar, 81, an artist who lives in New Jersey, scoffed at the notion that either her erudite, cultured brother or his sweet, gentle wife — let alone their troubled son — had been involved in the theft.
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It is made of 21 ingredients, according to its website, including genetically modified soy protein concentrate, coconut oil, sunflower oil and other items most people have never heard of, such as cultured dextrose, soy protein isolate and zinc gluconate.
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The 3,180-square-meter estate, in the quiet village of Cholupice, in southern Prague, is now for sale, and Mr. Prucha is willing to sell the carp as well, so that the fish can stay in their cultured habitat.
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The Good Food Institute plans this year to carry out an in-depth study of the environmental effects of cultured meat production with companies, to deepen understanding of the risks and benefits, including for land, water and the climate.
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"The method for making these constructs is quite complicated, involving three distinct biomaterials that are combined into a scaffold, seeded with cells, then cultured for three months before implantation to ensure proper cell distribution throughout the construct," he said.
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But until cops are fundamentally cultured to respect all human life and try to make sure that everyone, not just officers, gets home safely at the end of the day, there's only so much that new policies can do.
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