Until then the Soviets had imported hardly any American foodstuffs.
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Please keep all chips, chicken, and other greasy foodstuffs away.
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Now it is difficult to buy medicines, to buy foodstuffs.
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Feeding the bugs simply entails tossing excess foodstuffs into the bin.
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The most common pesticides were present in all the main foodstuffs.
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Though the technology has attracted major controversy when applied to foodstuffs.
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For many, it was their first encounter with unicorn-themed foodstuffs.
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The cost of basic foodstuffs has gone up 21% to 223%.
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Instead, we are presented with an easily accessible cocktail of foodstuffs.
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Indeed, the entire celebration revolves around partaking or prohibition of specific foodstuffs.
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There also are a bunch of new animals, sports images and foodstuffs.
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The "market" outlet offers fresh shrimp, Chobani yogurts and other fancy foodstuffs.
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Only later did the focus shift to the energy different foodstuffs contained.
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COFCO had done that as the main Chinese importer of global foodstuffs.
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It would then heat, cook and combine these ingredients into finished foodstuffs.
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Medicines and many foodstuffs no longer are available to the average citizen.
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It will feature absolute raving maniacs and wanton mishandling of various foodstuffs.
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The differences in basic foodstuffs are worth noticing for more than their looks.
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Between 2003 and 2010 China's industrialisation boosted demand for minerals, oil and foodstuffs.
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Eventually, we grow accustomed to these chewy, protein-dense, vaguely meat-like foodstuffs.
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Latin American countries profited from China's appetite for their minerals, fuels and foodstuffs.
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This week's installment is dedicated to frozen pizza and frozen pizza-inspired foodstuffs.
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That should have happened already, since the average Venezuelan can't buy basic foodstuffs.
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Other consumer goods, including foodstuffs like ketchup and pizza, have a 10% tariff.
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The list of threatened goods ranges from foodstuffs to machinery and auto parts.
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The first aid shipment, which included basic foodstuffs and medical supplies, arrived Feb.
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Next to it are black lentils and other foodstuffs stored in glass jars.
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But could this protection of Britain's famous foodstuffs come an end on June 24?
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All but a few of the artfully photographed foodstuffs are actually plastic display models.
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GUANGZHOU, China (Reuters) - China's top pig farming company Wens Foodstuffs Group Co Ltd (300498.
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Declines in prices for foodstuffs such as potatoes and eggs helped lower prices overall.
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The authors of the report noted that cereal-based foodstuffs were difficult to make.
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Only Day-Lewis could make a list of foodstuffs sound like the Ten Commandments.
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We were talking about appetizers earlier here John and foodstuffs and In and Out Burgers.
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When they came around with foodstuffs, food items, and everything, mostly women cooked for them.
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It's the holy grain of foodstuffs, a whole meal, perfectly cocooned inside a crispy tortilla.
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And how did it end up being voluntary when so many other foodstuffs require labels?
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Just don't refer to those animal-free foodstuffs as "fake meat" if you're in Missouri.
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I'd love to hear about the offbeat ways you're using foodstuffs in homekeeping and laundry!
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He accused Mr. Erdogan of neglecting Turkey's agriculture to make money on deals importing foodstuffs.
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The money was provided to "assist us in procuring foodstuffs and medical supplies," Vincent said.
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On Earth, you can't grow grain and foodstuffs—but you're driving through lush countryside with trees?
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Algeria has failed to reduce spending on imports despite import restrictions on some goods, including foodstuffs.
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The snappily-titled PDOs and PGIs promote and protect names of quality agricultural products and foodstuffs.
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Initial aid was concentrated on the immediate needs of the population, such as foodstuffs and fuel.
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Afghanistan-born Shafaq, the manager of both a butchers and fishmongers, talks me through his foodstuffs.
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"They have foodstuffs factories producing all sorts of products, including their version of Cheetos," he says.
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Today, Venezuela suffers from hyperinflation and a chronic shortage of basic foodstuffs and life-saving medicine.
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The EU's 28 leaders duly acknowledged the issue of "dual quality of foodstuffs" in their common statement.
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PepsiCo manufactures far more than soda, including lots of foodstuffs under brands like Lays, Doritos, and Tostitos.
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On the plus side, the increase is mostly in cash for foodstuffs that are not price-controlled.
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Nutritional information on foodstuffs was widespread but haphazard; many items carried outlandish claims about their health benefits.
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Pour in some water and the system will heat it up, cooking the foodstuffs in the process.
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Despite being a kitchen cupboard staple, olive oil is one of the most fraudulent foodstuffs out there.
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Of course not, but even if it's hard to imagine life without typical American foodstuffs, don't despair.
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Our task is to identify which of a dozen various foodstuffs are high or low in carbohydrate.
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The region of Piedmont in northern Italy is home to some of the world's most coveted foodstuffs.
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For most of the world, rice is clear and away the life-giving sovereign of all foodstuffs.
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That portal blood delivers semi-processed foodstuffs in need of hepatic massaging, conversion, detoxification, storage, secretion, elimination.
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Subsidies in the North African OPEC member cover almost everything from fuel to basic foodstuffs and medicine.
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Shortly after giving up smoothies, you'll be reacquainted with chew-able foodstuffs like eggs, chicken, and broccoli.
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Evacuees were in need of mattresses and bedding, basic foodstuffs, diapers for babies and hygiene products, officials said.
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The shelves are loaded up with various foodstuffs: drinks, sandwiches, re-heatable entrees, salads, breakfast items, and more.
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The only victims are the people, and they lack medical services, foodstuffs, jobs, water — everything you can imagine.
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Gather the troops and head over to Johnnys Po' Boy to score the requisite foodstuffs for a picnic.
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But nourishing foodstuffs and cozy spaces stocked with artifacts from the landscape around her make for rich reflection.
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Used by COFCO — or the China Oil and Foodstuffs Corporation — the development boasts a number of sustainable features.
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From Iowa to China, years of bumper crops and low prices have overwhelmed storage capacity for basic foodstuffs.
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Mashable tried the app out on a variety of foodstuffs, and found some truths about the office ketchup.
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The blockade on foodstuffs was not lifted until July 12, 1919, after Germany had signed the Versailles treaty.
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Lopez Obrador, meanwhile, wants Mexico to be self-sufficient in foodstuffs and gasoline, two major U.S. exports to Mexico.
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After school, he would help out at his uncle's shop, where he sold foodstuffs such as sugar and flour.
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They arrange chairs and tables, unfold rugs, distribute the dishes and foodstuffs required to prepare and serve a meal.
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Newspapers and packaging of foodstuffs exported to Arab-American communities imitate stone, deflecting the surveillance of foreignness through camouflage.
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Chocolate is one of the most beloved foodstuffs on earth, making it a great choice for Valentine's Day gifts.
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The Europeans may fear that America's hormone-injected, genetically modified foodstuffs will drive their small farmers out of business.
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Mr Sisi, for his part, has raised the price of sugar, but also increased subsidies on other basic foodstuffs.
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Pack foodstuffs and gear in reusable containers that serve multiple functions; IE, bring in produce, and bring out compost.
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Sanctions will also be reapplied to U.S. imports of Iranian carpets and foodstuffs and on certain related financial transactions.
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"You just need to eat something, something greasy, you'll be fine, just coat your stomach with foodstuffs," they say.
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Sanctions also will be reapplied to U.S. imports of Iranian carpets and foodstuffs and on certain related financial transactions.
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Mexico and Canada, as well as the EU, have targeted foodstuffs, from pork and apples to cheese and orange juice.
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It's not meant to be literal — although cute anthropomorphized foodstuffs have been a staple in Asian pop culture for ages.
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Qatar, which has a population of 2.5 million people, is largely dependent on imports of foodstuffs to meet its needs.
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The government early this year banned imports of 851 goods including foodstuffs, cell phones, home appliances and some raw materials.
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Returnees already receive a one-off cash handout and some basic foodstuffs and other items to help them get reestablished.
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Nor is gleaning foraging, which is to gather foodstuffs from the wild, as fashionable restaurateurs scramble for chanterelles and samphire.
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Just inside this three-year-old shop in the Kensington neighborhood of Brooklyn, however, a United Nations of foodstuffs awaits.
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It's a mystery why the islanders decline to eat a rich supply of foodstuffs that elsewhere would be considered delicacies.
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This is partly because some regular foodstuffs such as broccoli and spinach have been rebranded for their health-giving qualities.
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"Medicinal products are not foodstuffs and are not allowed to be an ingredient in food," an environmental health officer said.
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Ties For my Indian grandmother, these pretty, perfect, packaged foodstuffs were a marker of making it in the New World.
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"Like any ecosystem, if you dramatically change foodstuffs coming into it, some species will thrive over others," Dr. Carmody said.
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Prices rose for other foodstuffs, including chicken and avocados, during the month, the INEGI statistics agency said in a statement.
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Nor would you keep common items, like batteries or perishable foodstuffs, on hand at home just in case you needed them.
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Shops have so far been unable to stock their shelves, so civilians rely on daily distributions of foodstuffs from the military.
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In 2016, Nigeria's Central Bank attempted to boost the flagging Naira through import controls on items including medicine, furniture and foodstuffs.
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She also said Brazil would not be able to replace the United States entirely as a provider of foodstuffs to China.
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Dubai visitors taste-tested the results with edible cubes made of sustainable foodstuffs like beetroot and crickets, delivered by conveyor belt.
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The dispute went to the WTO in 2012, as part of a bilateral tit-for-tat involving meat and other foodstuffs.
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One function of the EU is to protect goods and foodstuffs which can be identified with a specific region from imitations.
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A bill in Hungary would force manufacturers to slap labels on foodstuffs that differ in content from similarly branded stuff elsewhere.
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From high end phones self destructing to futuristic foodstuffs causing stomach complaints, it's not been a pretty week for product recalls.
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The new deposit cap of $250,000 a month only applies for imports of essential foodstuffs, capital machinery, manufacturing components and medicines.
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" "We're trying to bring in foodstuffs and other types of medicine in order to support the Venezuelan people who are suffering.
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Though their concepts may be disconcerting, the above dishes at least incorporate elements that we've all agreed upon as consumable foodstuffs.
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Iraqi officials told Reuters last week that Iraq had agreed to sell foodstuffs in return for Iranian gas and energy supplies.
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The government spends about $30 billion a year to subsidize everything from basic foodstuffs and fuel to healthcare, housing and education.
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Together, the foodstuffs "encompass what it's like growing up as two little mixed Asian kids in New York City," they explained.
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We're a little surprised that one of the world's most polarizing foodstuffs is this exacting about the inscriptions on their jars.
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When refugees get foodstuffs it can make tensions worse — they often sell their grain for prices lower than in local stores.
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To get the full Sundance Film Festival experience, you need high altitudes, steady hydration and a diet of convenience store foodstuffs.
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The results found aflatoxin below the limit for human foodstuffs and alluded that aflatoxin was not an issue in smokeless tobacco.
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We know that in the past, wheat, rice and other foodstuffs ended up in the stockpiles of the North Korean military.
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It's probably not too savvy to keep your ice cube tray on the same shelf as fish or other pungent foodstuffs.
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"The taxes do not affect consumers' shopping basket regarding foodstuffs and other things, because these are not under VAT," he said.
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Chicken meat, soybeans, corn and other foodstuffs are commodities traded in world markets, and farmers are often able to sell elsewhere.
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Embrapa has to be "more diversified, not less" to support production of foodstuffs, from açaí, a tropical fruit, to tenderloin and fish.
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The problem was how to come by sophisticated DJ gear and sound systems in a country with limited access to basic foodstuffs.
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The images juxtapose small purchases like phone accessories, makeup and handbags against the amount of common foodstuffs that much money could buy.
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Put more simply: knock on the door and the interior lights up to reveal whatever foodstuffs you might have forgotten about. Neat.
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From Iowa to China, years of bumper crops and low prices have overwhelmed storage capacity for corn, wheat and other basic foodstuffs.
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The material finds its way into any number of cosmetics and foodstuffs thanks to its ability to act as a thickening agent.
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He listens as library users raise issues of weighty and unbookish substance, such as the overcharging of African-Americans for ordinary foodstuffs.
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"Many foodstuffs are missing in Aleppo: vegetables, fruit, coffee and baby milk," he said, as well as tissues, diapers, gas and cookies.
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But Venezuela's 30 million people have been suffering long shopping lines, while basic foodstuffs, medicines and other products have been running short.
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But microbes know no boundaries, and they travel easily across the world, in foodstuffs being exported and in the bodies of humans.
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Ramdev has called Modi "a close friend," and the prime minister publicly lauds Patanjali's array of ayurvedic products — medicines, cosmetics and foodstuffs.
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"The last thing I sent over was some foodstuffs and some sheets," said Mr. Nevil, who buys space in other people's vehicles.
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The Italian farmers' association Coldiretti estimates that sales of foodstuffs to the United States are worth some 4.5 billion euros a year.
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A spokesman for Iraq's Migration and Displacement Ministry said it hoped to get parliament to restore some benefits for Palestinians including subsidized foodstuffs.
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Official statistics show that food prices have increased 1.5 times in the last three years after Russia banned imports of many European foodstuffs.
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Modern-day carpet beetles often live where they can chow down on appetizing foodstuffs like nails, skin cells, and feathers — like bird nests.
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Protesters have long complained of regime corruption and mismanagement that has led to severe water shortages and significant price hikes on basic foodstuffs.
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He said the ship has about 10 days worth of meals and 20 days worth of other foodstuffs for its crew of 20.
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Since even basic foodstuffs like milk have to be imported, inflation has soared, hurting oil workers whose salaries have not risen since 2013.
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This was largely due to lower exports of lentils and peas to India, which is focusing on boosting domestic production of the foodstuffs.
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Factory owner Gasim had been investing to add chocolate bars and potato chips to the foodstuffs already produced in one of his plants.
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How much of Southern cuisine is the food of slave cooks rejiggering ingredients and foodstuffs found at the plantations on which they toiled?
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General licenses also exist for some commercial passenger aircraft and related parts and services, and for importation of Iranian-origin carpets and foodstuffs.
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The government turned to importing foodstuffs, and as a result, farmers could no longer earn a living, and have steadily abandoned their fields.
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Total: $48.00 Delivery Thank goodness for Goldbely to keep me in supply of the random specialty foodstuffs I love from around the country.
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China, the largest importer of Brazilian foodstuffs, drove the trend as it increased meat purchases after a deadly pig disease disrupted local supplies.
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With the Turkish border closed, the crossing to Iraqi Kurdistan from northeastern Syria has been used to bring in foodstuffs and building materials.
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Rice is a heavily discounted staple in Egypt's subsidy program, under which the state purchases foodstuffs that are offered to subsidy card holders.
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In the absence of steady imports, sugar supplies have all but dried up, shop owners, commodity traders, and producers of sugary foodstuffs told Reuters.
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Families are substituting usual foodstuffs for cheaper and more available alternatives, the National Survey of Living Condition, known by its Spanish initials ENCOVI, found.
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The magical essence behind La Croix is nothing more than a marketing buzzword to describe the same manufacturing processes behind almost all processed foodstuffs.
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Heck, rotating the same few core ingredients has worked pretty well for chains like Taco Bell over the years, so why not health foodstuffs?
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In fact, on average foodstuffs commodities would outperform raw material commodities by about 16 percent a mere six months after the spread would appear.
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Concerns that China would target U.S. agricultural products for retaliation were borne out when China announced extra duties on U.S. foodstuffs earlier on Monday.
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For San Marino, they cited factors including older housing containing lead paint, along with imported pottery and foodstuffs from China that could contain lead.
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But no, take me back to the horrible foodstuffs please: The Rustler's double decker (a microwavable burger brand in the UK) is absolutely nauseating.
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My inability to delay gratification as a supposed adult makes it difficult to be a proper prepper storing up foodstuffs in case of quarantine.
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The load of pork was destroyed and the man was charged with smuggling, trade in harmful foodstuffs and spreading of animal diseases, police added.
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Haitians are frustrated with frequent blackouts, while inflation has surged to around 20 percent, leaving foodstuffs and other goods out of reach for many.
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The load of pork was destroyed and the man was charged with smuggling, trade in harmful foodstuffs and spreading of animal diseases, police added.
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I asked a man named Miguel, who got off the bus with me, lugging a sack of foodstuffs, whether anyone in town rented out rooms.
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Mycotoxins are in a lot of things, including meats, grains, coffee and a bunch of other foodstuffs and are most certainly harmful in large quantities.
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Spraying experimental rice plants with artificial acid rain immediately cut their release into the soil of three relevant bacterial foodstuffs—fumaric acid, galactose and glucose.
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Something about that intoxicating combination of cheese, sauce, crust, and toppings elicits a kind of devotion that surpasses how we normally feel about our foodstuffs.
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Sanctions also will be reapplied to the importation into the United States of carpets and foodstuffs made in Iran, and on certain related financial transactions.
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You're not throwing out enough of it en masse to compete without larger foodstuffs that we, as Americans, seemingly PREFER to waste rather than eat.
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China National Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs Corp and the State Development & Investment Corp were provided discretionary power to make new investments and dispose of assets.
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History is full of disaster relief supplies and foodstuffs that were stolen in route and never reached those for whom they were collected and intended.
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Last year Xiwang Foodstuffs Co Ltd, another Chinese company, made a majority equity investment in Iovate Health Sciences International, the owner of nutrition supplement MuscleTech.
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However, while it raises taxes on wealth, cars and tobacco, it keeps subsidies on fuel, basic foodstuffs, housing and medicine unchanged at 8.4% of GDP.
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This is a song about steaks and burgers, milk and milkshakes—truly a veritable buffet of bovine-based foodstuffs, and that deserves to be celebrated.
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In many ways, their works approach the basic form of still life painting, with spreads of florals and foodstuffs; yet they also enliven the genre.
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Prices of basic foodstuffs have soared since Trump withdrew Washington from world powers' 2015 nuclear deal with Iran last year and reimposed sanctions on Tehran.
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Value-added tax on restaurant bills as well as on basic foodstuffs from stock cubes and pasta to grain will drop to 13 from 24 percent.
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The big plan for the money largely involves extending the company's selection of foodstuffs beyond leafy greens, where Sally the Salad Robot has made its mint.
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In the future, malaria detection dogs could be used at airports, for example, where canines are already being used to sniff out narcotics and illegal foodstuffs.
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Livin Farms also produces a unflavored larva-based powder and a surprising tasty granola as a kind of proof concept for its sustainable high-protein foodstuffs.
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After the turn of the century many economies benefited from a surge in exports of minerals, oil and foodstuffs thanks to the vast demand from China.
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Hydrogen is also used for processing foodstuffs, and for "cracking" large molecules in crude oil to create the smaller ones found in petrol and diesel fuel.
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Economists say seasonal factors pushed the price of foodstuffs higher in February, with tuition fees and other education costs the biggest driver behind the overall rise.
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She says she never understood why others around her were so willing to waste foodstuffs when she had an aversion to seeing food in the trash.
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Earlier this year, Iovate Health Sciences International Inc, the Canadian owner of nutrition supplement MuscleTech, was sold to China's Xiwang Foodstuffs Company Ltd for $730 million.
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The rest was cargo and foodstuffs imported from Turkey by private traders, said officials from rebel groups which operate under the Free Syrian Army (FSA) banner.
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Maybank Indonesia's chief economist Juniman said June inflationary pressures stemmed from rising prices of foodstuffs such as chilli, red pepper, and rice as well as gold.
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The products quickly vanishing from shelves include much-loved foodstuffs like "Pot Noodle," microwaveable noodles favored by students; Marmite, the ever-divisive spread; and Hellman's Mayonnaise.
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These pretty, perfect, prepackaged foodstuffs were luxurious and unnecessary, and thus not pragmatic; they were a tangible, consumable marker of making it in the New World.
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Typically, it's an actual chunk of wood — people use slabs of lumber, bread boards and cutting boards — topped with tableaus of foodstuffs, offered for communal eating.
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Multiple Asian countries briefly halted importing US wheat out of fear that the new modified foodstuffs would enter their markets and… we don't know… eradicate blindness?
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There's a lot of new content, including a few new faces, various organs or body parts, animals, foodstuffs, and science equipment including petri dishes and lab coats.
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So I'm not going to worry too much about individual foodstuffs, like turmeric or blueberries, that some studies have suggested may affect levels of anti-inflammatory markers.
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Inflation has risen over the past year due to a weak peso and a lengthy drought that has pushed up the price of foodstuffs and imported goods.
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Malaysia produces 20163% of the global supply of palm oil, a versatile and cheap vegetable oil used in many foodstuffs as well as consumer products like shampoo.
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While 75 percent of all items considered essential in Germany — and therefore taxed at the lower rate — are foodstuffs, the category also includes other, less obvious products.
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The domestic crop costs more to produce than imports, so demand is mainly sustained by a ban on the use of genetically modified crops in everyday foodstuffs.
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They were there to discuss the finer points of gathering neglected foodstuffs from roadsides, back yards, and other nonpublic places, and then donating them to the hungry.
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The animated "Sausage Party," opening nationwide this weekend, sends potty-mouthed foodstuffs ranging through the supermarket for 89 minutes of bawdy, silly humor — and a deeper layer.
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Once sensitized, some victims find that they can no longer tolerate beef, pork, lamb — even milk or butter, foodstuffs with only very small amounts of alpha-gal.
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The transport of licit and illicit goods—fuel, foodstuffs, weapons, people, and drugs—through the desert and across borders is a way of life for entire communities.
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Two officials in the trade ministry in charge of importing basic foodstuffs said Iraq had enough rice and wheat, and could make up shortages with local production.
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They met in a coffee shop and practiced signs for foodstuffs; they went to a museum to learn colors; they walked under a bridge to study transportation.
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"The possibility of exceeding maximum permitted levels near the accident site led IRSN to study the scenario of importing foodstuffs from this area," it writes in its report.
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The sole investor when the notes were issued in January was a company controlled by Hui Ching Lau, chairman of Qinqin Foodstuffs, another Hong Kong-listed food company.
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You can also clean with foodstuffs like ketchup, softened butter and wine — and while you're looking for cleaning supplies in the refrigerator, consider giving it a deep clean.
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FOR THE past few months Cubans have faced shortages of some foodstuffs, as well as sporadic power cuts and fuel shortages that have affected never-abundant public transport.
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Future price rises of such popular foodstuffs in a nation of over 1.3 billion people would also like stoke inflation, that rose to around 2 percent last month.
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Other goods which serve as alternative forms of currency include other foodstuffs, clothing, hygiene products and even services, such as cleaning another inmate's bunk or doing their laundry.
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Three years ago Russia's government banned some Western foodstuffs, including most dairy products, in response to Western sanctions imposed on Moscow for its role in the Ukraine crisis.
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Residents reported sharp rises in the prices of fuel, vegetables, flour and other basic foodstuffs, with traders blaming shortages on blockages on the main trade route to Uganda.
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The institute also said that the probability of importation into France of foodstuffs, notably mushrooms, contaminated by ruthenium 106 near the site of the accident is extremely low.
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Related: Trypophobes Beware These Industrial Grommet-Filled Foodstuffs Large-Scale Porcelain Sculptures Channel a Friendly Alien Species CGI Robots Dance on an Alien Planet in a 360° Video
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Whether countries will be willing to allow essential foodstuffs to cross borders, however, is a different question – particularly if the virus begins to significantly affect farmers and production.
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The cast members file on in contemporary work clothes (Susan Hilferty and Mark Koss did the costumes), to arrange these discrete pieces, accessorizing them with dishes and foodstuffs.
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FOOD Two officials in the trade ministry in charge of importing basic foodstuffs said Iraq had enough rice and wheat, and could make up shortages with local production.
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In remarks made to Congress, Carstens added that recent advances in the price of agricultural goods had been led by seasonal increases in the cost of certain foodstuffs.
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Rice is a heavily discounted staple on Egypt's subsidy program, under which the state purchases foodstuffs that are offered to subsidy card holders, currently around 60 million people.
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ADEN (Reuters) - A fire broke out at the Houthi-controlled Yemeni port of Hodeidah early on Saturday, destroying warehouses filled with cooking fuel and foodstuffs, port workers said.
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So what we have seen in France today merely represents the confluence of two 21st-century themes: super-delicious manufactured foodstuffs and the delirium induced by discounted shopping.
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Russia banned imports of a range of Western foodstuffs, including most dairy products, in response to Western sanctions imposed against Russia for its role in the Ukraine crisis.
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A dedicated Israeli military unit acts as a liaison for civilian aid and basic foodstuffs going in, and wounded Syrians — including rebel fighters — coming out to Israeli hospitals.
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The sculptural spread of foodstuffs is overwhelming, and intends to raise awareness of global issues such as hunger and obesity, with proceeds from any sales going toward Food Tank.
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Hawkins, a grandfather who hails from Wichita, Kansas, got the bright idea about a year ago that he could garner a YouTube following were he to vape weird foodstuffs.
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On Monday, YouTube channel "Best 80s Commercials"—which superimposes the most grating sounds upon retro commercials for everything from foodstuffs and medicinal products—posted a doctored commercial for Oreos.
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Although foodstuffs are not restricted, banking sanctions and asset freezes imposed by Washington and Brussels have made it difficult for some trading houses to do business with Assad's government.
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This week, the bloc's executive European Commission rejected the level of curbs proposed by ESMA, saying they were not tough enough to prevent speculation in grains and other foodstuffs.
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The small but lionhearted Homely Wench Society gathered at Flordeliza Castillo's window and looked down upon the mass of menfolk below, many of them bearing beverages and assorted foodstuffs.
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In fact, while steamboats took over the more lucrative passenger trade, schooners and sloops delivered the bulk of nonperishable foodstuffs and other commodities that were used in everyday life.
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Inspired by Quimby's Bookstore in Chicago, which has sold everything from books on Russian prison tattoos to zines depicting destroyed foodstuffs, Mr. Fowler, 43, opened Desert Island in 2008.
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"Candy seems like the most trivial of all foodstuffs, and of course from a nutritional standpoint, it is," Jake Silverstein, the magazine's editor in chief, wrote in an email.
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Foodstuffs are not restricted by Western sanctions on Assad's government, but banking sanctions and asset freezes have made it difficult for some trading houses to do business with Syria.
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CNA said a recent study showed the policy would cause the price of basic foodstuffs like meat, rice, beans and eggs to increase by an average of 12 percent.
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Used in foodstuffs, detergents and fuels, palm oil is mostly produced in Indonesia and Malaysia, where environmental groups are worried that its planting has caused deforestation and habitat destruction.
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Investment in the production of sanctioned foodstuffs has grown, and in the Ural mountains the owners of mining company UMMC have added goats to their copper and coal assets.
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CAIRO, Dec 9 (Reuters) - The Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen said on Sunday it had issued 17 permits for vessels carrying foodstuffs and petroleum products destined for Yemeni ports.
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Voters could tire of paying an effective sales tax on goods like iPhones, toys and foodstuffs, despite Trump's assurance that China and not US consumers foot the bill for tariffs.
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Mah said Malaysia, the world's second-biggest producer of the oil used in everything from soap to foodstuffs, would withhold cooperation on trade talks if the E.U. move is confirmed.
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There is another category for businesspersons actively selling goods in Cuba, such as foodstuffs or medical goods, but that would not apply to entrepreneurs traveling for general business research purposes.
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It wasn't that the foodstuffs in these books were so avant-garde (it's mostly angel food cake and roasted chicken); it was that food photography was not yet very good.
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Shares of China's biggest poultry and pork producer Wens Foodstuffs Group were up more than 50% so far this year, while those of chicken breeder, Shandong Xiantan, have surged 87%.
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The findings challenge the view among many health-conscious eaters that foodstuffs such as full-fat cheese, milk and yogurts could be harmful because of their high saturated fat content.
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Under the new policy, Algeria is lifting the ban imposed in 2018 on cell phones, home appliances, raw materials, some foodstuffs and other products, the ministry said on its website.
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And a recent study published in the International Journal of Obesity suggests that most of us, alas, are not adept at estimating how much sugar is in some common foodstuffs.
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Little surprise that in 1948 he rendered his Parisian kitchen in monochrome lines and abstract shapes, and that the foodstuffs that appeared on his plate appeared on his canvasses, too.
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Later on Monday, Guaido said Germany had pledged €6 million ($6.86 million.) USAID has begun packaging pallets of foodstuffs after Bolton's announcement last week that it would send humanitarian aid.
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Ground and baked foodstuffs have a higher glycemic index (GI) than raw food, where GI is a relative ranking of carbohydrates in foods according to how they affect blood glucose levels.
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That is harder to pull off when smartphones and social media provide a steady flow of revelations about schools built on toxic soil, tainted foodstuffs, poorly stored vaccines and other scandals.
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That's why it's key for produce on grocery store shelves to be clearly labeled, the FDA's statement says: knowing where food comes from will help consumers avoid contaminated and recalled foodstuffs.
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Their compositions are a celebration of Spain's vast array of regional foodstuffs, including jamón ibérico, chorizo, berberechos, navajas, langostillos, and pan con tomate, as well as anchovies, olives, cheese, and sardines.
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Instead, China's leadership is seeking to establish a position in global trading of foodstuffs by building China's own champion, CIL, founded in 2014 as an offshoot of state-owned COFCO Group.
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These works made from Arab foodstuffs thus remind the Western viewer that Iraq, though it has been partially destroyed, survives and continues to live, eat, and breath, just like everyone else.
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The dhows - plying the ancient trade route that once carried the likes of pearls, frankincense and myrrh - supply 23.6724,000 to 18,000 tonnes of foodstuffs a month to Yemen, according to traders.
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Subsidy reform is a sensitive issue in Algeria because the government spends about $30 billion a year to subsidise almost everything from basic foodstuffs and fuel to medicine, housing and education.
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Akzo's specialty chemicals business makes ingredients used in industrial processes and products, including polymers, salt and chloralkalines used for making everything from foodstuffs to household products, paper, vehicles and constructing buildings.
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The dhows - plying the ancient trade route that once carried the likes of pearls, frankincense and myrrh - supply 14,000 to 18,000 tonnes of foodstuffs a month to Yemen, according to traders.
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They used consumption and trading data from 140 countries to estimate which foodstuffs people might switch to in order to help the planet, and came up with several hypothetical diet plans.
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In London for a one-off supper club linked to her recently published cookbook Eivissa: The Ibiza Cookbook, her conversation slips into incantations of Ibizan foodstuffs, which she recites like liturgies.
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In a similar vein, Two Fried Eggs and a Kebab—a tableau of these greasy foodstuffs slapped on a table—makes crudely apparent the all-too-common objectification of women's bodies.
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You should, however, gather a few items that will help to streamline the process and, hopefully, cut down on the ick-factor of disposing of so many long since forgotten foodstuffs.
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Nearby • The Flatbush Caton Market, temporarily on Clarendon, is a Caribbean market of more than 40 vendors selling imported foodstuffs like dried beans and spices, plus dresses, hats, haircuts and more.
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Kuznetsov, during an interview in London last month, conceded that Rakhimov had to deal with unsavory characters after the fall of the Soviet Union, when he made his fortune importing foodstuffs.
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The protesters' demands have shifted from scrapping a gas tax rise — since withdrawn by the government — to a more amorphous demand for higher wages and lower taxes, especially on "essential" foodstuffs.
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When the 90-day period expires, sanctions also will be reapplied to the importation into the United States of carpets and foodstuffs made in Iran, and on certain related financial transactions.
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The United States and EU have imposed a range of measures targeted both at the government and some of the many armed groups operating in Syria, but foodstuffs are not restricted.
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Brazil, as the world's largest exporter of foodstuffs ranging from sugar to coffee to beef, will not compromise food security or the environment by allowing more agrochemicals to be used, she said.
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It was only in 2017 that the EU permitted the feeding of insect protein to farmed fish—and this on condition that the insects themselves tucked into foodstuffs approved as animal fodder.
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China's imports of food and beverages have rapidly increased in recent years, driven by rising disposable incomes, concerns about the safety of domestically made food and the growing taste for foreign foodstuffs.
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State-owned conglomerate China National Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs Corp began building its foreign commodities operations in 2014 and formally launched the COFCO International Ltd (CIL) trading division in April last year.
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MSC, the world's No. 2 container shipping line, said last month it would stop taking new bookings for Iran but would complete acceptable cargoes such as foodstuffs during the wind-down period.
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In an attempt to salvage his re-election bid and boost Argentina's recession-battered economy, Macri on Thursday froze sales taxes of 21% on basic foodstuffs until the end of the year.
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As I saw more and more CBD foodstuffs lining my local dispensary's shelves, it got me wondering: What would happen if I spent a week eating and drinking only CBD-infused meals?
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Many Caribbean islands, with fertile volcanic soils and clean mountain rivers, have been agricultural powerhouses for centuries, growing and exporting the omnipresent sugar cane as well as a variety of other foodstuffs.
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Neighborhood Joint On a recent Sunday in Astoria, Queens, Sal DePaola looked out the windows of Sorriso Italian Salumeria, a box of a store with its walls nearly bursting with Italian foodstuffs.
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VAT on restaurants, internet connections and basic foodstuffs will drop to 18 percent next year but companies still complain about excessive bureaucracy, a lack of transparency and corruption in the state sector.
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In turn, they deliver fresh towels but also untold gallons of drinking water, foodstuffs, bottles of orange Aperol to make the city's ubiquitous Aperol Spritz and anything else consumed inside the lagoon.
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Over one-third of the population is obese, due, in part, to decades of agricultural subsidizes that made less nutritious foodstuffs cheaper and healthy food out of reach for much of America.
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It's amazing how odd and compelling — even magical — these foodstuffs appear, displayed in this way, fairly high up on the wall, which in part has to do with a decisive shift in perspective.
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Not only was Japan already importing about 70 percent of its foodstuffs, but the rest of the world had stopped buying rice and other Japanese agricultural products out of fear of radiation contamination.
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Unlike some states where medical marijuana edibles have been made illegal, the House-approved version of Senate Bill 3 would give patients the freedom to produce and consume foodstuffs in their own home.
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"These images of pastries, cakes, and other foodstuffs, rendered in his signature painterly style, with radiant color and delicious impasto, are condensed explorations of the language of painting," Curator Susan May tells Creators.
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But the Ministry of Economy and Trade said on Friday its own tests on 13 samples of wheat stored in Beirut port found nothing wrong with them, adding it regularly tested on foodstuffs.
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HARARE, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe lifted a ban on the import of basic goods and foodstuffs on Tuesday after shelves were emptied in recent weeks by consumers panicking over a deepening currency crisis.
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After Starbucks' Unicorn Frappuccino launched to great acclaim in April, businesses around the world are increasingly jazzing up foodstuffs with multicolored dye to draw in youth and encourage photo sharing on social media.
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Hariyadi Sukamdani, chairman of Indonesia's Employers Association, said the virus outbreak has cut imports of major materials for many Indonesian factories and some foodstuffs, such as garlic, which could trigger increases in prices.
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The boycott, which entered its sixth month this week, touches life on the streets only in minor ways, with Turkish dairy and Iranian vegetables taking the place of Arab foodstuffs on store shelves.
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A local Malaysian newspaper reported on Monday that state-run China National Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs Corporation (COFCO) and Malaysian business tycoon Syed Mokhtar Albukhary were keen on buying stakes in Felda Global.
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Tsarist-era Russia was a big agricultural exporter, but Bolshevik collectivisation wiped out farming traditions and created an inefficient collective system that by the 1970s left the Soviet Union importing grain and other foodstuffs.
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Foodstuffs Consumed: Fresh juice of various varieties, various fancy smoothies, cheese sandwiches, salads, broccoli, kale, tuna tartar, octopus, haddock, Arctic char, Shigoku oysters, clam roll with pickles, meatballs, deviled eggs, cookies, tequila, wine, cigarettes.
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With its 700-watt motor, Braun's latest immersion blender blows through foodstuffs that lesser sticks can't crack—ice cubes, raw potatoes, or even a peeled avocado with pit (if you crave those bitter tannins).
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If a GNC deal materializes, it would be the biggest Chinese deal in the nutrition sector since June, when China's Xiwang Foodstuffs bought Iovate Health Sciences International in a deal worth about $730 million.
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The bounce back in soft ags has the Cornerstone Macro technician thinking that "it's usually right to take the road less traveled," and that it may be time for investors to return to foodstuffs.
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That pushed the price of some foodstuffs out of reach for Bychkova, who draws a pension of around 14,000 roubles ($213.46) a month, prompting her to increasingly rely on the fruits of her dacha.
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KHARTOUM, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Sudan is cancelling import restrictions imposed last year on 19 foodstuffs and other items as part of a package of economic measures announced on Thursday, the central bank governor said.
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Click here to view original GIFIn tests, which used foodstuffs like ketchup and mustard as well chemicals like kerosene, the coating allowed the the material it's applied to to neatly shed the offending liquids.
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A health worker in Saqba who was present when the convoy started to offload said that nine trucks of foodstuffs, including milk and peanut butter, and four trucks of medicines had arrived so far.
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His seriousness speaks to us, reminds us of a time when Portland metro was seen as a regular place with nice folks and not the punch line to a national joke about artisan foodstuffs.
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Today, SEN continues to allot some basic foodstuffs—like rice, noodles, and loose leaf yerba mate—to the families each month, though they haven't figured out how to adequately address issues such as sanitation.
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For Picasso, for example, the presence of certain foodstuffs in his paintings was a reflection of life in Paris under German occupation; he imagined into existence items he could no longer get hold of.
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As of next year, a tax amounting to 2.5 percent of a retailer's revenue will apply to businesses that sell at least 25 percent of foodstuffs and have outlets in two or more regions.
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Later on Monday, Guaido said Germany had pledged €6 million ($6.86 million.) USAID has begun packaging pallets of foodstuffs after national security adviser John Bolton's announcement last week that it would send humanitarian aid.
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Griffith said while President Donald Trump and one of the largest buyers of American farm goods have been battling it out with tariffs, the map of how foodstuffs flow around the planet has changed.
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Griffith said while President Donald Trump and one of the largest buyers of American farm goods have been battling it out with tariffs, the map of how foodstuffs flow around the planet has changed.
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They don't know what GM technology is, that it has been a staple of US agricultural production for decades, and that it is in 80 percent of the foodstuffs they buy at the market.
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For out-of-towners and locals alike, they provide a sampler platter of some of a city's best and up-and-coming foodstuffs — all for a nice price and with a pleasant ambience, to boot.
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CAIRO, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Sudan's annual inflation rate rose to 16.5 percent in July from 14.31 percent in June as the price of foodstuffs and services climbed higher, Sudan's Central Statistics Office said on Wednesday.
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While McDonald's and Nando's rate pretty poorly, the worst of all foodstuffs appears to be a large parmo and chips, with Teeside's favourite chicken-and-cheese delicacy clearly the scourge of Rockliffe Park's fitness coaches.
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The home of pizza and prosciutto has long struggled against counterfeiting of its prized culinary goods, and police estimate the domestic market for fake foodstuffs is worth around 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) a year.
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They said that some vendors were being stretched to the breaking point, and that they feared they would stop delivering essential medical supplies to hospitals, or foodstuffs to prisons, if they were not paid quickly.
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Staying away from edible foodstuffs also meant staying away from other things, and over time, I developed a sense of unworthiness, that I was destined to occupy an inferior and unwelcome place in the world.
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" In December, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo addressed the possibility of the special purpose vehicle when he said, "There are humanitarian exemptions in the sanctions that have been put in place for foodstuffs and medicine.
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The sanctions include a ban on Russian firms importing a range of Turkish foodstuffs as well as cancelling a visa-free regime and restricting Turkish firms from working in certain Russian business sectors including tourism.
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Despite its oil wealth, the OPEC nation of 30 million people is suffering an unprecedented economic collapse, with inflation the highest in the world, long lines at shops, and basic foodstuffs and medicines running scarce.
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On Saturday, Sara Rara will host a textile workshop in the former 99 cents store underneath the market, guiding participants to print on fabric using mole, coffee, turmeric, and other foodstuffs available from vendors upstairs.
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"We have dealt with all issues relating to the flow of goods, foodstuffs, waste, medicines and the flow of people and vehicles across the frontier," Chief Minister Fabian Picardo said in a Gibraltar government statement.
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It does an impressive job mostly identifying the foodstuffs on the tray, but I can't really foresee a scenario in which you, the chef, is not aware of what you're cooking before you hit start.
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But the port is now doing brisk business and trucks loaded with cars and containers carrying foodstuffs, motor oils and other goods can be seen streaming out of the main gate near the city centre.
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The Central Asian nation, whose territory was once part of the Mongol Empire, wants to more than double exports of foodstuffs and other processes agricultural products over the next five years, Yevniyev told a government meeting.
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ISTRA, Russia (Reuters) - Russia's ban on imported foodstuffs from the West may have caused a headache for European farmers, but it has played right into the hands of Russian cheese producers gladly filling the lucrative niche.
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Foodstuffs and a limited quantity of goods are allowed through its crossings, but with the exception of a small number of businesspeople and serious medical cases which are treated in Israeli hospitals, few are allowed out.
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In 2015, around $11.6 billion dollars of gluten free foodstuffs were sold in the US and the label "gluten-free" shows up on around 10 percent of restaurant menus, according to the market research company Mintel.
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And so: Pizza is probably the world's universal comfort food because it mixes those two most comforting foodstuffs—bread and cheese—and lubes them up real smooth and nice with a lovely bit of inoffensive tomato.
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That meant burying vegetables and other foodstuffs in snow mounds called yukimuro (snow houses) and cultivating preservation methods using koji (rice mold) to give the dishes of the region a unique profile, even by Japanese standards.
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The sanctions ban any transactions with Iran involving United States dollar bank notes, gold, precious metals, aluminum, steel, commercial passenger aircraft and coal, and they end imports into the United States of Iranian carpets and foodstuffs.
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Those familiar foodstuffs are vehicles for Mr. Chang's cranky, obsessive pursuit of questions about tradition and innovation, authenticity and migratory mash-ups, the racist roots of attitudes toward food, and Americans' unslaked appetite for Italian cooking.
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Later on Monday, Guaido said that Germany has pledged €6 million ($6.86 million.) USAID has already begun packaging pallets of foodstuffs following national security adviser John Bolton's announcement last week that it would send humanitarian aid.
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A teenager during the depression, he developed a yearning for unattainable foodstuffs, which explains why the artist so often presents views of cakes and lunch counters through the reflective glass of shop windows and display cabinets.
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A reimagining of Noah's Ark with different foodstuffs, a bread mosaic and a Pez dispenser collection are all on display, as is more personal work by Bobby Adams, about his struggles with weight gain and overeating.
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Speakers on Wednesday included the managing director of India's state-run National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation (NAFED), Sanjeev Kumar Chadha, and Rong Weidong, vice president of China's Chamber of Commerce of Foodstuffs and Native Produce (CFNA).
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Taken in darker moments, the surreal bubbliness of his single "Otter Pop" has a dark undertone, its joyful lyrical smattering of sugary foodstuffs feels like an impossible binge, like Candyland's Gloppy coming to swallow you whole.
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He likens rasgulla to pasta, foodstuffs thought to have originated within Italy and China, respectively; toggling back and forth between the two when trying to pin down where, exactly, it originated is only so constructive an exercise.
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Here&aposs a look at what you can eat in Russia: SANCTIONS Russia&aposs food scene was shaken in 2014 when the government banned the import of most foodstuffs from the European Union and the United States.
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The package brought by the left-wing Syriza administration includes an annual payment for 2.5 million pensioners, a reduction in a sales tax on basic foodstuffs and a cut in tax rates on electricity and gas bills.
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It is legal because the online shop is in Germany, outside Russian jurisdiction, and individuals have a personal allowance of up to 5 kg of foodstuffs that they can bring in without being subject to import restrictions.
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Underpinning the current benign inflation are President Joko Widodo's populist policies of keeping fuel and electricity tariffs flat, while maintaining food prices low by setting maximum retail prices for some foodstuffs and stocking enough supply through imports.
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The Canadian tariffs will come into effect on July 1 and largely target U.S. steel and aluminum products, but also foodstuffs such as coffee, ketchup and whiskies, according to a list by the Department of Finance. tinyurl.
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It's one thing to amplify your already rarified esteem for the man who wrote, "Kiss," it's an entirely different achievement to make you think differently about one of the most iconic breakfast foodstuffs of the last century.
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The ruling by the Luxembourg-based General Court came after Singapore firm Future Enterprises challenged the European Union Intellectual Property Office's rejection of its application to register 'MACCOFFEE' as an EU trade mark for foodstuffs and beverages.
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"Securing military and National Guard (GNB) support is already crucial, but will be more so if the economy sinks to new depths with even worse shortages of basic foodstuffs and medicines, and a hyperinflationary spiral," Watson said.
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And like butter, cheese, or any other homemade foodstuffs, if a household could produce enough beyond their own immediate needs, the women of the house often took their goods to market to make a little extra money.
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The country was largely self-sufficient in food two decades ago but is now a large-scale importer of basic foodstuffs, according to the Association Citoyenne de Défense des Intérêts Collectifs (ACDIC), the country's largest farming organization.
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Instead, nearly all of the nation's foodstuffs are now being channeled toward grocery stores, where demand is soaring for shelf-stable foods like pasta, flour, and beans, and household products like toilet paper, sanitizing alcohol, and tissues.
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Hundreds of millions more are adversely affected by climate crisis-related heart, kidney and lung disease, numerous water- and vector-borne diseases, mental health sequelae, and declines in both the quantity and nutritional value of significant foodstuffs.
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Bexar County, where San Antonio is located, stuck with the older surplus commodities program, so Jerry's family could obtain foodstuffs like beans, cornmeal and flour, but not those with the necessary nutrients for children, and never enough.
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But the family-owned company Dr. Oetker, which makes baking products and other foodstuffs, has identified four looted paintings in its possession out of about 200 so far researched in an effort that stretches back several years.
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Sigley explained that the Center is part of the Ministry of Foodstuffs and Daily Necessities Manufacture, which supervises the manufacture of products from kitchen staples like soy sauce and gochujang to everyday consumer goods like toothpaste and soap.
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Inside government-held districts of the city of Deir al-Zour, basic foodstuffs have become unaffordable, and people cannot leave without paying bribes, said another resident, a government supporter whose son died last year fighting in the army.
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Algeria subsidises almost everything, from basic foodstuffs to fuel and medicine, with the aim of avoiding social unrest in the country which has been shaken by protests since early this year demanding the removal of the ruling elite.
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MOSCOW, June 22 (Reuters) - Russia may impose a ban on imports of Belarussian dairy products if the neighbouring nation continues supplies of poor quality and unsafe foodstuffs to Russia, Russian state food safety watchdog Rosselkhoznadzor said on Wednesday.
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The spellings of various words and places change with the times—Micmac and Mi'kmaq, Kébec and Quebec—while various foodstuffs—syllabub, apple slump, waterzooi, larded capons—make their appearance as culinary fashions come and go over the decades.
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Algeria subsidizes almost everything, from basic foodstuffs to fuel and medicine, with the aim of avoiding social unrest in the country which has been shaken by protests since early this year demanding the removal of the ruling elite.
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Macri announced on Thursday that sales taxes of around 21 percent on basic foodstuffs would be axed until the end of the year to soften the impact of an International Monetary Fund-backed austerity program on the poor.
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The data, which took inflation to within the central bank's target range for the first time since 2016, showed that a fall in costs for some foodstuffs had helped bring down prices overall during the first half of February.
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Keep the food in your kitchen properly sealed, clean the counters, shelves, and drawers to remove crumbs and spills, and make sure you never leave dirty plates sitting out or foodstuffs in the garbage for more than a day.
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The company, a producer of cooking oil, sugar and other foodstuffs, said in October it would book a gain in the fourth quarter worth 94 million riyals after agreeing final terms for an insurance claim relating to a subsidiary.
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Beijing's tariffs on U.S. foodstuffs such as soybeans and lobsters could lead to steep losses for American farmers dependent on business from China, and U.S. consumers are expected to pay higher prices for Chinese imports due to Trump's levies.
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Three years ago, the president of the state-owned foodstuffs conglomerate Cofco Corporation — which bought the agriculture division of the commodities trader Noble Group of Hong Kong — was at a conference in Beijing showing participants two sets of PowerPoint slides.
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Foodstuffs Consumed: Various fresh juices including grapefruit and cucumber, various fancy smoothies, scrambled eggs with veggies, almond milk matcha latte, coffee, eggs in a cup, kombucha, fruit salad, Sweetgreen salads, trout, various vegetables, various fruits, fish tacos, Arctic char, cookies, tequila.
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The U.S. government has also committed to allow companies, including U.S. actors, to seek licenses to sell commercial aircraft and spare parts to Iran and to license imports of Iranian carpets, caviar, pistachios and other foodstuffs into the United States.
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"While MSC is not accepting bookings for shipments originating from Iran, or destined to Iran, we will continue to carry certain legally acceptable cargoes during the wind-down period, notably for importation of foodstuffs," Switzerland-based MSC said in its note.
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And, while we're cooking for the future, we'll follow Julia Moskin's lead and cook some recipes for foodstuffs you should make, not buy, chief among them her recipe for mustard-shallot vinaigrette and a batch of her Chinese chili-scallion oil.
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We reached a simple conclusion: When farmers could bring foodstuffs to points of sale — when the roads were clear of army checkpoints, when markets were held at night to reduce the risk of being bombed — the local economy worked efficiently enough.
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Although speaking of foodstuffs, a little more puzzling were the sheaves of dried spaghetti and free-floating penne pasta prints on black silk; the ice cream cones on slouchy pajama suiting; and the fish swimming across a white pencil skirt.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia plans to increase the maximum jail term to 15 years for anyone convicted of contaminating foodstuffs, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Wednesday, as a scare over needles found in strawberries and other fruits gripped the country.
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The FAD Market (whose name stands for Fashion, Art, and Design) will pop up at the Invisible Dog and City Point in the coming weeks, proffering with everything from handmade jewelry, clothing, and art to artisanal foodstuffs, soaps, and furniture.
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While the bucket boasted a 211-year shelf life for the 2250 servings of foodstuffs inside, it didn't take too many test meals before I'd resolved myself to an existence of scavenging and cannibalism in the event of a real apocalypse.
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You can set up a recipe box to fill with the dishes you want to make (wherever the recipes come from), and you can organize them as you see fit, in folders devoted to the subjects or foodstuffs of your choice.
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The summary said the sanctions must not affect exports to Iran of goods required for humanitarian needs such as medicines and medical devices, foodstuffs and agricultural commodities, as well as goods and services required for the safety of civil aviation.
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They also have a long-standing trade relationship — not just of arms, the most well-known U.K. export to Saudi — but also of transport-related equipment, medicinal products, foodstuffs and power-generating equipment, according to the Saudi British Joint Business Council.
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On the other side of the room, children and families packed into a long table set up with fruits and dyes to be used for painting as well as 16mm film strips and foodstuffs for creating experimental films of their own.
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After an initial shock, when some $21.9 billion of bank deposits from those countries were repatriated and shipments of foodstuffs, like milk dried up, Qatar quickly reoriented supply chains and funding sources in ways that may ultimately benefit it for years to come.
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Foodstuffs Consumed: Frittata with cheese, chicken wings, shrimp quesadilla, garlic fries, prosciutto and mozzarella sandwich, chicken gyro, more garlic fries, meat and cheese plate, olives, cheeseburger, asparagus, potatoes, buffalo wings, blue cheese, wine, tequila, cigarettes, cookies, cacio e pepe, more alcohol, more cigarettes.
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I guess I could technically be considered a blogger, though I do hate the term—to me, it suggests essays about the struggles and joys of motherhood, and the love of whatever sponsored foodstuffs and moisturizers have allegedly made said blogger's life easier.
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China National Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs Corp (COFCO) will boost its annual corn processing capacity to more than 10 million tonnes by 2020 from 6 million tonnes currently, said Tong Yi, general manager of COFCO Biochemical, on the sidelines of a conference.
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Prices for services, the biggest component of the euro zone economy, rose 1.2 percent year-on-year, but the biggest increase was in food, where unprocessed foodstuffs rose 2.9 percent year-on-year in July, nearly double the 1.5 percent seen in June.
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BLOOMBERG NEWS Noble Group Investors Approve Sale of Farm Division | The planned sale of Noble Agri to China National Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs Corporation for $750 million was backed by 90 percent of shareholders who voted at a special meeting in Singapore.
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Now, it seems horticulturalists have taken the art of mashing-together-two-seemingly-unrelated-foodstuffs to even greater heights as it was announced this week that a newly developed "Egg and Chips" plant would go on sale in Britain for the first time.
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Its thrifty stores helped it secure a South African market share of 32.8 percent in June, a company record, Chief Executive Whitey Basson said, as the chain kept costs tight and subsidised certain basic foodstuffs to keep the business of cash-strapped consumers.
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The sanctions may not hurt "exportation to the territory of Iran of goods required for humanitarian needs such as medicines, medical devices and foodstuffs and agricultural commodities as well as goods and services required for the safety of civil aviation," he said.
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Once you have your foodstuffs ready, choose the strainer that suits the juice to be made — finer for a smooth, minimally pulpy juice, larger slots for a more smoothie-like consistency — and start feeding in celery, nuts, chunks of lemon, whatever you want.
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Favorite taste:"You're my favorite flavor..." If we're talking foodstuffs here, my whole relationship with food and taste centers around being one of three people in my family with coeliac disease (an autoimmune condition that is treated with a strictly gluten free diet).
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The sleek new Hop streetcar line can take you to the Milwaukee Public Market, with its array of local foodstuffs, or within walking distance of the Santiago Calatrava-designed Milwaukee Art Museum, one of the most beautiful repositories of art in the world.
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Food prices have soared as Mr. el-Sisi has introduced a diet of harsh austerity, slashing subsidies to fuel and some foodstuffs, as part of a bailout from the International Monetary Fund that he took to solve a currency crash in 2016.
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That, along with $1.8 billion pledged to help ease a shortage of sugar and maintain reserves of basic foodstuffs, has raised concerns that the central bank will not be able to build up its foreign reserves enough to manage an orderly devaluation.
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We have all become such suckers for a bargain that we take the low prices of our foodstuffs for granted and are somehow unable to connect these bargain-basement prices to our children's inability to find meaningful work at a decently paid job.
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As the war has escalated, limited access to agriculture and the food-production cycle has caused the formerly self-sustaining country to resort to importing wheat and other foodstuffs—facilitated by Russia and Iran, its military allies—to feed the population in government-held areas.
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He said other issues still preventing a deal include the demand by Brussels that the European Court of Justice should have jurisdiction over its implementation - as well as Britain's reluctance to address registered designations of origin for foodstuffs, such as champagne or Roquefort cheese.
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He said other issues still preventing a deal include the demand by Brussels that the European Court of Justice should have jurisdiction over its implementation - as well as Britain's reluctance to address registered designations of origin for foodstuffs, such as champagne or Roquefort cheese.
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Both spirits, which are made from grapes, have protected designation of origin labels, an EU designation to promote and protect the names of quality agricultural products and foodstuffs The Commission said the lower taxes indirectly protected tsipouro and tsikoudia from competition from similar imported products.
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From the sublime to the ridiculous: Sausage Party — which, believe it or not, is one of the most nuanced (and dirtiest) takes on metaphysical commitments all year — positions rationalism, agnosticism, and atheism alongside a variety of unshakable theisms, all from the perspective of animated foodstuffs.
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Nowadays, though (and much to Van Straten's dismay), the word "superfood" is more often used in the context of turning exotic foodstuffs (often touted as newly discovered) into miracle products with ridiculous health superpowers — things like açaí, goji berries, pomegranates, and even cockroach milk come to mind.
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"So far we are still finding some liquidity to manage some transactions but the cash is being squeezed so we are worried about the longer-term," said Hani Bohsali, general manager of Bohsali Foods, president of the Syndicate of Importers of Foodstuffs, Consumer Products and Drinks.
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His kitchen counter is speckled with the foodstuffs of a 38-year-old bachelor — cans of vegetable soup, a half-eaten loaf of old bread, a bag of dried mango — and those who know Newman well credit his longevity in part to his having never been married.
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Foodstuffs Consumed: Various fruits (emphasis on bananas, strawberries, and apples), various vegetables (including eggplant, green beans, and cauliflower), coffee, eggs, gluten-free toast, tuna salad, pickles, hummus, mozzarella, feta cheese, pasta, chicken, Korean BBQ beef and chicken, kimchi dumplings, Thai curry, brownies, Prosecco, red wine, beer, tequila, cigarettes.
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Proceedings had had an almost otherworldly feel to them since a Kim Jong Un impersonator was detained arriving in Singapore, the city-state famously dubbed "Disneyland with the death penalty," while enterprising businesses made the most of the world's attention with lines of summit-branded foodstuffs and goods.
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"While ongoing rebalancing in China will weigh more heavily on Asian countries with higher exposure to China's domestic investment, exposure to China's consumption will provide a buffer and may boost exports of some countries," it said, citing in particular Chinese consumers' interest in higher-quality, high-protein foodstuffs.
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Much of that air cargo could switch to rail in future, says Mr Kleijwegt, with one important proviso—that Russia would need to lift the retaliatory sanctions it placed in 2014 on imports of Western food, which stop most foodstuffs from travelling by land between Europe and China.
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But when oil prices collapsed, so did the dream, and now Chavez's successor, Nicolas Maduro, is presiding over a country where the government tells people how much they must pay for basic foodstuffs while failing to keep their state-provided wages high enough to buy that same food.
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" In a statement to MUNCHIES, Clitravi president Robert Volut said: "Numerous foodstuffs suitable for vegetarians or vegans derive their sales from names which relate to meat, animal species, specific meat cuts and/ or meat products...We believe that this contravenes the rules relating to clear and unambiguous consumer information.
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In a televised address to the nation, Macri announced that sales taxes of around 21 percent would be axed on basic foodstuffs - including bread, sugar, milk, oil, flour, pasta, eggs and rice - to soften the impact of an IMF-backed austerity program on the growing ranks of the poor.
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Hani Bohsali, general manager of Bohsali Foods and president of the Syndicate of Importers of Foodstuffs, Consumer Products and Drinks, which represents around 50 importers, said he was among businessmen who had warned of more trouble at a meeting with Central Bank governor Riad Salameh and other top bankers.
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For the purposes of this exercise, we've omitted food and drink items that are very commonly known for their cleaning prowess, like club soda, baking soda, citrus fruits, salt and, yes, white vinegar, in favor of focusing on more esoteric — at least in the realm of cleaning — foodstuffs.
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These works represent actual food, while others depict cooked or packaged foodstuffs: "Big Mac Box" (2007) by Tom Sachs and, on the wall, his "Krusty O's" (2019), a painting of a boxed cereal; Paul McCarthy's large photograph "Propo (Ketchup)" (2002); and "Campbell's Tomato Juice Box" (1962) by Andy Warhol.
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In both instances, the employee had to grab a manager, who proceeded to demonstrate how to prepare the D-O-Double G. It involved opening refrigerated drawers and prep counters, pulling out precooked patties and eggs, and assembling and heating them into the warm stack of processed foodstuffs.
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"We can be grateful to the EU for many things but it also has disadvantages ... for example we have become a dumping ground of the EU as far as foodstuffs are concerned," said Vince Kocsis, a grey-haired man wiping off sweat as he gets off his bike in the heat.
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U.S. tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum and retaliatory Canadian tariffs on C$16.6 billion worth of American goods, including metals but also foodstuffs such as coffee, ketchup and whiskies will likely boost inflation and growth in the short term, as businesses and consumers scramble to find new suppliers or imports.
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Mr Pancholi is the founder of Just Egg, of Leicester, Britain, a firm that hard-boils up to 1.5m eggs a week for sale in supermarkets and for use in such foodstuffs as sandwiches, mayonnaise and Scotch eggs (a British culinary classic consisting of an egg wrapped in sausage meat).
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From the grab-and-eat automats of 53s New York to the genetically-engineered foodstuffs of 2018 delivered by Uber drivers (and probably soon, by drone), the United States has vaulted fast food into a culinary mainstay, from a $6 billion dollar industry in 1970 to $200 billion strong in 2015.
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Another feature of the app aims to simplify sticking to a nutrition plan by keeping track of particular foodstuffs users have to hand, via a virtual in-app pantry, with the algorithm then adjusting its meal suggestions to take account of what they do or don't have in the cupboard.
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While seed companies are the initial target customers, they see applications for their visual approach for optimizing quality assessment in the food industry too — saying they are looking into using computer vision and hyper-spectral imaging data to do things like identify foreign material or adulteration in production line foodstuffs.
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In this week's mini-challenge, "Resting Brunch Face," the queens were short-ordered to decorate pancakes with what the mirthful malapropist Aquaria called "every food group on the period" (her emetic response to the presence of edible foodstuffs illuminated this Freudian slip), then serve them to the appetizing Mr. Jackson.
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If you'd rather skip Cow Appreciation Day in favor of some other holiday invented by brands to sell you foodstuffs, you can mark your calendar with a few others: Try National Pancake Day, which was created by IHOP; or National Cookie Day, which was started by the Blue Chip Cookie Company in 1987.
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The site has yielded many other discoveries that offer a glimpse into domestic life thousands of years ago, including extremely well preserved large circular wooden houses that balanced on stilts, textiles made of plant fibers, rare small bowls, and jars with their foodstuffs still inside — although probably well past their expiration dates.
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The quality of food has deteriorated since the Kremlin imposed a ban on certain imports from the EU and the U.S. in response to sanctions placed on Russia after the invasion of Ukraine, but there are none of the shortages or queues for basic foodstuffs that were staples of the Soviet era.
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This is his 2001 "Break Down," in which we see Mr. Landy, an erstwhile Young British Artist, and a group of skilled assistants systematically disassemble all his possessions — a total of 7,227 items including his car, the contents of his studio (nearly 400 artworks), as well as furniture, clothing, books, foodstuffs and his refrigerator.
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The video was reposted in a number of other subreddits and also made its way to Twitter; regardless of the platform, it was met with head shakes, dry heaves… and a lot of other reminders why none of us should ever eat from buffets, in public, or consume any foodstuffs that we didn't purchase, unwrap, and prepare for ourselves.
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Equipment and supplies included foodstuffs (which sold for $4,000), a film fragment that was part of a roll of photos taken by Mr. Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin while on the moon ($550), a heat shield plug ($5,500) and an aluminum tool ($23,500) with a lens and brush that were used to clean and analyze moon rocks.
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Since 1962, staples like milks, beans, and rice have been meted out of government-owned storefronts according to the strict guidelines of the Libreta de Abastecimiento, a "Supplies booklet" that mandates the quantity of particular foodstuffs a given household can buy on a monthly basis (current president Raul Castro, however, has called for an "orderly end" to this system).
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We perhaps stop to snap a photograph of the work, or to render judgment on the site it occupies, but that artworks should populate those sites, and how and why those artworks came to arrive there, can be as easy to take for granted as the hidden provenance of the packaged foodstuffs we toss into our grocery carts.
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From the art-deco aesthetics of the Talos-1 station to the constant picking up of anything and rummaging through bins, to your first weapon being a wrench and its "Neuromods" standing in for Plasmids, it's as close to a new BioShock game as you're likely to get anytime soon, right down to the crunch effect when consuming foodstuffs.
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The agreement, which appears to be an attempt in part to standardize rules across the sector, states banks must transfer foreign currency abroad for payment of school fees, medical costs, taxes and "all that is necessary," as well as for imports of medical supplies, foodstuffs not produced in Lebanon, and goods deemed critical by the central bank, NNA reported.
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The agreement, which appears to be an attempt in part to standardize rules across the sector, states banks must transfer foreign currency abroad for payment of school fees, medical costs, taxes and "all that is necessary," as well as for imports of medical supplies, foodstuffs not produced in Lebanon, and goods deemed critical by the central bank, NNA reported.
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Phil WithingtonProfessor, History, University of Sheffield, and one of the world's leading historians of intoxicants and intoxicationMy own work on intoxicants in medieval and early modern Europe (the last 219,193 years) makes it very clear that foodstuffs and drinks ostensibly valued for their nutritional and medicinal properties were also consumed for their psychoactive effects, and in relation to many different kinds of sociability.
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Foodstuffs Consumed: Eggs and smoked salmon, eggs with stinky cheese, chia pudding, fried rice, potatoes, chocolate and caramel ice cream, beer, more stinky cheese, asparagus, yellow curry with rice noodles, cabbage, fried onions and chicken, tuna salad, sausage, sushi, cheeseburger, beef patties with cream sauce, more asparagus, fried halloumi, lamb and peanut sauce, beef roulade, cigarettes, vodka, wine, beer, cocaine.
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So while that might work fine if you're always eating US pre-packaged meals and foodstuffs, anyone who falls outside that — say people who prefer to prepare their own meals using fresh ingredients, or users outside the US — will find they have to manually create food items in the app, including inputting exact levels of nutrients (grams of protein, carbs, fat etc).
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Focusing specifically on artistic responses to immigration from Mexico and Latin America, discussion participants include Narsiso Martínez, who draws on his experience as a farm worker to portray these often invisible but essential members of our labor force, and Cintia Alejandra Segovia, who creates humorous photo and video works, such as building a "Big, Beautiful Wall" out of typical Mexican foodstuffs.
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Ignoring the rank fetishization of other cultures' foodstuffs and the unbearable expensiveness of it all, the idea of eating a bowl of pho in a converted petrol station on a miserable Tuesday night, washing it down with a £6 Amstel, listening to the inane witherings of the assembled throng of fuckwits is, well, another scene ripped straight from hell's playbook.
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The story of a packaged hot dog, Frank (voice of Rogen), and Brenda (Wiig), the bun he loves (and would very much like to sleep with), Sausage Party ends – or, more to the point, climaxes – with a sexual orgy of processed, perishable foodstuffs, including a bagel (Ed Norton, doing a Woody Allen impersonation) and a lesbian taco (Salma Hayek), that comes close to literal food porn.
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Foodstuffs Consumed: Rice milk, elderflower tea, Kombucha, many fruit and vegetable smoothies (wheatgrass, sweet lupin, etc.), tons of fruit like pineapple, papaya, banana, strawberry, apples, kiwi, grapes, blueberries, coconut; tons of veggies like kale, spinach, beets, zucchini, mushrooms, and edamame; yogurt, salmon burger, Tom Kha soup with chicken, Thai coconut curry with tofu, Udon noodles, wakame salad, kimchi, fried shrimp wontons, glass noodles, non-alcoholic beer.
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Consumer goods giant Unilever, a maker of branded soaps, foodstuffs and personal care items and also one of the world's biggest online advertisers, has fired a warning shot across the bows of social media giants by threatening to pull ads from digital platforms if they don't do more to mitigate the spread of what it dubs "toxic" online content — be it fake news, terrorism or child exploitation.
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Still, these extraterrestrial-looking foodstuffs seem to be having something of a moment: For the past four years, Costco has been selling pallets of shriveled vegetables, fruits, grains, and meats that promise to feed a single family for up to a year—and if you're not a member, you can purchase similar survival kits, many of which boast a 20- to 30-year shelf life, at Walmart and Target.
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