Use roots for roots, leafy greens for leafy greens, and other alliums for leeks, onions and garlic.
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In the middle distance, the leafy and not-so-leafy suburbs of Huyton, Belle Vale, and Wavertree.
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Leafy greens pack powerful nutrients "Any of the vegetables that vitamin D is in -- green leafy vegetables -- all help the immune system," Fatakhov said.
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Load up on leafy greens Dark, leafy greens such as spinach and kale are rich in folate, providing 33% of the recommended daily allowance (RDA).
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Dark Leafy Greens The rich green color of kale and other leafy greens, like Swiss chard and collard greens, are a hint that they're packed with antioxidants.
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Leafy names several of them: A YouTuber called Elvis the Alien was banned for from live-streaming on YouTube for six months over a video called "Leafy Dickriders" (a video, ironically, about three other YouTubers responding to Leafy), which two of the subjects defended in videos of their own.
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The sergeant said he smelled marijuana and found a loaded gun, a scale with "green leafy material" on it and a bottle with a fake compartment with green, leafy material inside.
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For softer fruits and leafy vegetables, use the low speed.
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It looks so leafy, and the colors are so saturated.
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A phytochemical, chlorophyll puts the green in dark leafy greens.
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Legumes and green leafy vegetables are excellent sources of magnesium.
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These included eating a lot of leafy greens and fish.
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Leafy greens like kale and spinach are high in iron.
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When chlorophyll breaks down, leafy greens turn yellow or brown.
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The occasional car skulks by on the leafy street outside.
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Kale, a nutritious leafy green, became a popular smoothie additive.
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We couldn't see the graves behind all those leafy trees.
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For lovers of leafy greens, these are not salad days.
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On the other, baristas now dispense macchiatos on leafy patios.
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There's no veggie crunch, no pungent onion, no leafy lettuce.
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However, the leafy green leaves of rhubarb are actually poisonous.
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According to stats supplied by the British Leafy Salad Association (yep, it's a real thing), 346,968,000 bags of salad are sold every year and the leafy salads market as a whole is worth £635 million.
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I chose to serve it over leafy greens, another Obama favorite.
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The pipefish and leafy sea dragons also give birth this way.
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It's the plant — green, leafy, and sticky in all its glory.
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This is especially great for grasses and other fairly leafy plants.
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Put down the burgers and pick up some leafy green veggies.
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The accompanying picture showed leafy greens, carrots and other nutritious snacks.
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Maybe it's all those leafy layers or maybe it's the customizability.
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Sadly, the nighttime sky couldn't show off the property's leafy courtyard.
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There are some tea-leafy signs that its health is good.
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Leafy green life gets stomped out in cities on the daily.
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He would break the fast with simple leafy vegetables and water.
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Today they are producing mint, basil, other herbs and leafy greens.
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So why is Leafy now directing his ranting at YouTube itself?
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He motions to the young leafy bush in front of him.
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The years, however, have not been kind to our leafy friends.
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The labels may be extended to other leafy greens, he said.
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The nutrition center can also handle leafy greens without getting jammed.
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Arrowhead vine is a pretty leafy plant that can grow quickly.
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On a leafy street in Colonia Polanco, Pujol announces itself quietly.
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Look to things like legumes, broccoli and leafy greens for folate.
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A deer and an owl frequently appeared in their leafy yard.
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Those deer found an ideal environment in growing green leafy suburbs.
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"The likely source of the outbreak in the United States appears to be leafy greens, but officials have not specifically identified a type of leafy greens eaten by people who became ill," the CDC said Wednesday.
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"Leafy greens typically have a short shelf life, and since the last illness started a month ago, it is likely that contaminated leafy greens linked to this outbreak are no longer available for sale," the CDC said.
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"Leafy greens typically have a short shelf life, and since the last illness started a month ago, it is likely that contaminated leafy greens linked to this outbreak are no longer available for sale," the agency said.
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Moon Cake Leafy Green There are also four new major hair options!
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The athletes' village now belongs to parents wheeling pushchairs through leafy squares.
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It was decorated with sugar sea glass, bubbles, and leafy sea dragons.
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Ahead, find three creative jarred lunch recipes that aren't just leafy greens.
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Calcium is plentiful in beans, leafy green vegetables, tofu, breads, and cereals.
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Was there ketchup and mustard hidden somewhere in this leafy, beefy mess?
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It's a little easier to attain perfection with a green leafy salad.
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Outhouses. Or, often worse, having to relieve oneself under a leafy tree.
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The neighborhood is full of leafy cobblestone streets that are surprisingly quiet.
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You could while away hours in leafy gardens trying to catch frogs.
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Leafy greens travel an average of 2,000 miles to reach your plate.
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We learned that leafy things can be more complicated than they appear.
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"Leafy green outbreaks are difficult to solve," said Dr. Wise, an epidemiologist.
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Leafy greens and veggies or complex carbs like whole-grains could work.
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Leafy plants hang from a lashed-bamboo lattice on the back wall.
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Yet there often remains a gap between rhetoric and reality on the issue of urban trees, researchers and activists warn - like in the leafy D.C. suburb of Arlington, Virginia, which activists worry is becoming less leafy by the day.
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Images showed the area transformed, from nice and leafy to stark and stumpy.
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Nitrates are commonly found in green leafy vegetables, processed meats and certain medicines.
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Foods rich in vitamin A include carrots, dark leafy greens and sweet potatoes.
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The YouTube and Reddit communities rallied behind Tommy, and Leafy issued an apology.
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Civil disobedience in Sheffield's increasingly non-leafy suburbs may soon be cut down.
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Faux leafy vines and red paper lanterns dangled from the sheet metal ceiling.
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There is a high concentration of denizens from the leafy North Shore suburbs.
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This is a quick, easy and healthful way of cooking leafy greens. 3.
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Don't throw fresh leafy greens into a blender for a Kermit-colored smoothie.
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You can see the influence of leafy greenery in the Miami candle's exterior.
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Grüner goes with many summery dishes, particularly salads, leafy greens and vegetable dishes.
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Both women spend their afternoons on the leafy campus, canvassing students for support.
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As the vehicle moved through leafy TriBeCa, he was reflective about the future.
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What had been royal land became public parks, or capacious and leafy squares.
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Mr. Galvin rents out a house in leafy uptown New Orleans year-round.
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An apple at breakfast, leafy greens at lunch, and roasted vegetables at dinner.
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The Shake Shack lettuce burger impressed me with its leafy, fresh lettuce folds.
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Salad-type, leafy greens can be grown and consumed fresh with few resources.
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It rolls past women taking refuge from the sun under a leafy tree.
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Then they scrape away the shallow layer of leafy, peaty topsoil called muskeg.
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And to the people making memes out of Barack's leafy background ... it's symbolism.
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Leiden is a leafy city, but sometimes I crave a little more wilderness.
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Its leafy streets — about eight of them — are lined with roughly 100 homes.
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But his words have resonated far beyond the gates of JNU's leafy campus.
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Kale lives up to its superfood hype, as do most dark, leafy greens.
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The point of "Saladish" is that salad is more than just leafy greens.
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Weird science What do leafy greens, atoms and fire all have in common?
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Her love for leafy green vegetables grew, and she started to cook more.
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In the warm-weather months, grab a table on the leafy stone patio.
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To get their daily allowance from leafy greens, people would have to gorge.
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An industry group called the Leafy Greens Food Safety Task Force, comprising growers, government officials, trade associations, researchers, and consumer advocates, formed recently "to assess and address issues associated with recent foodborne illness outbreaks attributed to consumption of leafy greens."
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With a combination of robotics, LED lighting, computer vision, sensors and data analytics, Bowery grows leafy greens with no pesticides 365 days a year, producing 100 times more leafy greens than an outdoor farm and using 95 percent less water.
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The leafy seadragon is a masterpiece of natural selection, and pretty laid back too.
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She carries baskets brimming with leafy greens, tomatoes, multi-colored potatoes, and, apparently, avocados.
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America's pretty churlish when it comes to Brussels sprouts, those leafy buds of wonder.
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Kelvin Peña recently spotted a deer in his leafy backyard in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.
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A leafy tram-ride north of Higgins is the even wealthier seat of Kooyong.
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Some of the best sources are nuts, seeds, fatty fish, algae and leafy greens.
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And swap green, leafy veggies for starchier choices like potatoes, peas, and sweet potatoes.
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A short stroll away in a leafy park, police were ruining the festive mood.
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The resulting plant-robot hybrid looks like a leafy crab or a robot Bulbasaur.
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It opts instead for GoT-style aerial shots of leafy streets and inspiring minarets.
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"It's important to appropriately store, inspect, and wash produce, especially leafy greens," Okubo said.
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It's fantastic drizzled over fresh leafy greens, broad beans, or cooked, chilled fingerling potatoes.
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Let's romaine it back in* and just enjoy our other leafy greens this Thanksgiving.
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Others might know the leafy street in Summit above Interstate 78 as Baltusrol Road.
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As for the kale, I've never been a huge fan of this leafy vegetable.
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The Tolo highway runs along the side of the leafy campus of Chinese University.
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The island also has over 230 species of leafy plants, as reported by UNESCO.
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Add sliced tomatoes and some leafy greens for a salad and dinner is ready.
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In South Carolina, the leafy trails and bike paths come alive with fall colors.
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Foods high in vitamin C include oranges, cantaloupe, kiwi, broccoli and dark leafy greens.
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You don't really see the typical leafy Georgia until the end of the movie.
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In the painting, Barack Obama is shown sitting in front of a leafy wall.
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If they see a leafy green anywhere near their food, they won't touch it.
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I.A. Accounting Agency on Tran Phu, one of downtown Hanoi's most beautiful leafy streets.
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Touring the factory, which now sits in a leafy industrial park in Norwell, Mass.
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Butcher's Steak With Leafy Salsa Verde Alison Roman's genius is on full display here.
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I get a bunch of chicken breasts, fish filets, minced beef, and leafy vegetables.
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The leafy tangle of branches provide shade in the kitchen on hot summer mornings.
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For decades, he lived a quiet life with his family in leafy Westport, Conn.
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If the weather's good, ask for a table on the leafy, brick-lined patio.
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Inwood, seen as a leafy, commutable, affordable neighborhood, was increasingly attractive to young families.
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The five-story building sits on a leafy street in Manhattan's Upper West Side.
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Leafy vegetables were also the second most common cause of food poisoning-related hospitalizations.
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Shepherd's purse, a leafy green in the mustard family, is used frequently in Shanghai.
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Succulents are out, leafy plants are in Trend cost: $20-$80 per plant Those cute little cacti had a good run, but it's time to cast aside succulents in favor of more vibrant or leafy plants that bring more color to your kitchen.
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In a recent study by Tufts University, older adults who ate about one-and-a-half servings of green leafy vegetables per day had the cognitive functioning of people roughly 11 years younger than those who ate little or no leafy greens.
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Speaking at his ramshackle campaign headquarters in a leafy neighbourhood, Ahok vowed to fight on.
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Kelly Kinzle sets off its American folk art and furniture with wallpaper of leafy greens.
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It's a leafy green salad with goat cheese leftover from dinner a couple nights ago.
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Nowadays, many of us are experiencing superfood fatigue, especially when it comes to leafy greens.
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Cozy with a dark wood floor and deep-red wallpaper with a black, leafy pattern.
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Ricco teases out its leafy fluff with shape-tugging strokes of black, burgundy and blue.
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In contrast, those living in leafy suburbs were cushioned from the realities of mass immigration.
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Serves 1 If you're not a fan of leafy greens, this one is for you!
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Sadly, Leafy was powerless against the paper and timber industry giants and he lost everything.
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Down a leafy walkway, a mother straps her three-year-old daughter to her back.
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THE Gupta family estate spans a leafy block in Saxonwold, a genteel suburb of Johannesburg.
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Folic acid, or vitamin B-9, is contained in green leafy vegetables and fortified cereal.
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They prefer to lay eggs in leafy, sunlit pools and drains, rice fields and ponds.
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Sean Spicer's teeth are absolutely a Sanctuary City for kale and other leafy greens. Sad!
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He carmelizes onions, muting the harsh flavor of the mineral-rich callaloo (a leafy vegetable).
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The club found a home in leafy west London, in the quiet suburbia of Osterley.
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But most nutrition experts caution against eating ANYTHING too frequently—apart from maybe leafy greens.
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On the food front, you'll find bagels, salt, cupcakes, leafy greens, mango, moon cake, etc.
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Together, California and Arizona grow about 90 percent of the leafy green vegetables produced domestically.
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I'll toss together a leafy green salad and top it with extra-virgin olive oil.
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They found spots to hide deep inside the leafy palm fronds behind our backyard pond!
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Swaying palms, leafy green trees, and tall cacti add color to the well-kept grounds.
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The leafy tang will purge your palate of the acrid, oily residue of vehicle exhaust.
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Dried sedum, with its billowing seed head, looks like the archetype of a leafy tree.
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NASA has since grown other types of leafy greens, including Chinese cabbage and mizuna mustard.
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But persevering, the waves of migrants finally arrived, shining briefly on sun-warmed, leafy branches.
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Wander downhill from Old Town to Geneva's first botanic garden, the leafy Parc des Bastions.
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Eating plenty of leafy greens and avoiding cigarettes may help prevent the condition from developing.
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And gypsy moths, introduced from France in the 1860s, are still here, decimating leafy trees.
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Good sources include broccoli, carrots, beets, green leafy vegetables, apples, berries, bananas, avocados and pears.
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Or the discrepancy between New Orleans's Ninth Ward and its leafy Garden District after Katrina.
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In the Mini Cooper, we headed down a leafy suburban road, to an office park.
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Wander downhill from Old Town to Geneva's first botanic garden, the leafy Parc des Bastions.
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In both, there are beautiful golden sand beaches and roads that wind through leafy green hills.
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Yuma, Arizona farmer John Boelts said past advisories on leafy greens lowered consumer confidence and prices.
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And importantly, this particular seadragon doesn't have any of the characteristic leafy appendages of its cousins.
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A year ago, he was all about junk food, but now he often craves leafy greens.
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It links country, leafy suburbs, the opulent city, tourist delights (and traps) and grotty northern banlieues.
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Leafy even jokingly refers to himself as a cyberbully in a video from two days prior.
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To be sure, even Coca-Cola's most sugary drinks are like leafy kale compared with cigarettes.
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It was discovered on a building site in Frankfurt's leafy Westend, where many wealthy bankers live.
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But, with all the good aspects of this leafy green comes one off-putting side effect.
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Turkey Chili With Kale Durable leafy greens like kale stand up well in a soup. 6.
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Most E. coli outbreaks are linked to meat products, but leafy greens are occasionally the cause.
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Legend is all about taking small steps — like eating more leafy greens — to improve his health.
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As I pass down the leafy corridor, I am careful not to swing my sword again.
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Aim to get lots of protein, vitamin-rich foods, green leafy vegetables, and eggs and dairy.
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They do most of their suffering in a leafy Hudson River town near New York City.
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Not everyone is pleased at the prospect of earth movers arriving to disturb Petersfield's leafy fringes.
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But one of the biggest causes of hunger often goes unmentioned: a leafy plant called qat.
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Real soil is dug up, bedded down and tossed about Miriam Buether's leafy set with abandon.
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Living in Residents of this unquestionably urban neighborhood appreciate its leafy charms but worry about overdevelopment.
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It's naturally found in food sources like nuts, grains, coffee, cocoa, tea, spice, and leafy vegetables.
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Plenty sells four kinds of leafy greens from these farms at a selection of grocery retailers.
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But the study theorizes that some escaped their leafy tombs by being flushed out with rainwater.
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It was bright and leafy, and pleasantly calm compared to the busy madness of Rye Lane.
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The company's plant wall incorporates moss instead of leafy plants, which designers say requires less care.
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Attractive pocket parks from the New York Restoration Project offer leafy hideaways on once-empty lots.
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Trotsky fled into exile and ended up in a leafy suburb of Mexico City in 1940.
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Our 150-square-foot standard room, set in the back of a leafy courtyard, felt cramped.
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A New Yorker may see a leafy park and think, What a great place to picnic.
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In warmer weather, clients seem to favor the long wooden tables on the leafy patio outside.
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She was shown walking along a leafy path, wearing a flowery dress, her hair newly styled.
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There is a leafy ravine below, with views of the city's downtown towers in the distance.
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An avid jogger, Ed selected Bowen Road, a leafy colonial road near downtown with little traffic.
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Today, the area's wide, leafy streets are lined with homes hauled there over a century ago.
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Here are answers to some of your most pressing questions about leafy greens and food safety.
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"When there's tainted romaine lettuce, the government doesn't say stop eating leafy vegetables," Mr. Moran said.
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I pick strawberries and tomatoes and the last of the leafy greens from my parents' garden.
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It is stir-fried with minced pork and served with a bouquet of chilled leafy vegetables.
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But inside, there's a leafy courtyard ringed by ateliers, one of which is blazing with light.
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But surely those things happened only in desperate shantytowns, not in leafy, funky, elegant El Hatillo.
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The brothers also met in person – outdoors in a leafy corner of a park in Pristina.
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A trickling stream runs between towering pillars of red stone, nourishing tall grasses, and leafy palms.
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This system can even be used to grow leafy greens and other produce for humans too.
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Don't take care of your router, and Instagram fills up with sultry pics of leafy greens.
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To help get you started, here are some of the foods I recommend patients add to their dietary staples: Leafy Greens: When you use leafy greens as a base, you swap out a lot of the empty carbohydrates you get from things such as pastas or breads.
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Morris, who is also the creator of the Mediterranean-DASH Intervention for Neurodegenerative Delay (MIND) diet, said the protective nutrients in leafy greens include vitamin E, folate, lutein, beta-carotene and vitamin K. "Leafy greens have so many nutrients that are protective of the brain," she said.
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Score: 210/210 on the trashiness scale — points taken for offering a leafy green as a side.
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Not all leafy greens are created equal — here's the definitive ranking of the best ones for you
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There's Tiffani Hardy in leafy Mamaroneck, who delights in letting her young daughter walk home from school.
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It's selling just three varieties of leafy greens and delivering them to Bianchini's just once a week.
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"I'm not a bartender," he tells me over Thai food in the leafy neighborhood of Prenzlauer-Berg.
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The pigeon peas Jean helped plant before he left stood green and leafy in a clearing nearby.
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Instead, the facility's various chemicals and experiments transform Alec Holland into the green, leafy, twiggy Swamp Thing.
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It's also suggested that people with AMD consume lots of green, leafy vegetables, like spinach, he added.
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I prepare myself my usual big salad with leafy greens, mushrooms, cucumber, steamed cauliflower, vinegar, and sardines.
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Group all of your moisture-loving leafy, tropical plants together: This will help retain moisture and warmth.
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In the US, the infection was traced back to leafy greens, but which ones remained a mystery.
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Most of her time is dedicated to Kenya's burgeoning ballet scene from her base in leafy Karen.
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The two farms the Waugamans visited that day participate in the voluntary California Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement.
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There was always a shared vegetable—more often than not, leafy greens stir-fried in giant woks.
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In the exhibit, leafy lavender plants provide a potent antidote to the endless, stressful social media streams.
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Mr. Green said it should produce 130,000 pounds of leafy greens and 50,000 pounds of fish annually.
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But some of the biggest recent rises have been in leafy places like Warwickshire, Hampshire and Norfolk.
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In a leafy piazza, we played a game of foosball with our Italian friends, who won handily.
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His design included large, leafy boulevards that flowed into a circle at the center of the city.
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The chain's side salad is only 50 calories, however, for customers looking for a leaner, leafy option.
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Vege Creek's demand for produce and leafy greens has grown so much they now use a wholesaler.
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In a marathon night of climbing and clipping, a park becomes a menagerie of giant, leafy creatures.
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A serving of vegetables is considered one cup of raw vegetables or two cups of leafy greens.
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But during processing, bacteria living among the leafy greens has a moist environment in which to flourish.
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Just add nuts, berries, veggies, grains, or cheeses to your leafy greens and the possibilities are endless.
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Though the source of infection is still unknown, the CDC is investigating leafy greens and romaine lettuce.
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Thus armed, I traveled last month to Mr. Biden's home in a leafy neighborhood of Wilmington, Del.
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The seeds are placed so the roots grow down and the leafy tops emerge at the top.
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Cucumbers, tomatoes and leafy greens grown in the contaminated water made their way to markets around Sana.
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Recipe: Butcher's Steak With Leafy Greens Salsa Verde Most good red wines will go well with steak.
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Currently, Plenty is focusing on leafy greens and herbs — varieties of lettuce, kale, mustard greens, basil, etc.
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But during processing, bacteria living among the leafy greens have a moist environment in which to flourish.
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More express bus networks complementing commuter railways, not just within the boroughs but to leafy destinations elsewhere.
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NASA has already harvested a variety of edible leafy greens, grown without earthly gravity or natural light.
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Soon the two wind up in a very leafy Westchester County, N.Y., in search of a briefcase.
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There is also tons of folate in dark leafy greens like spinach and asparagus, mushrooms, and poultry.
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Hundreds of acts will appear on a leafy Danube island in Budapest's north for this year's event.
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It's also the perfect place to load up on the leafy greens you might crave post-travel.
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The top of the canopy, viewable from apartments above, depicts leafy branches that blossom into human hands.
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While half the rooms open onto hectic Congress Avenue, ours overlooked the quiet, leafy Travis Heights neighborhood.
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The official measurements are taken in Central Park—a leafy, green area likely to be relatively cool.
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Dozens of police cars lined the roads and part of the leafy waterfront park was cordoned off.
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Leafy greens (like spinach and romaine) are especially prone to picking up bacteria from nearby cattle farms.
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Dark leafy greens are rich in carotenes, and they're abundant in many poorer parts of the world.
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Five of the dead lived in Squirrel Hill, a quiet, leafy district with a large Jewish population.
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McElrath allegedly handed someone in the vehicle "a bag with a grn leafy substance," according to the report.
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Of the 20 produce samples tested, 16 were leafy greens such as lettuce, cabbage, kale and collard greens.
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On its leafy campus is an outlet of Hema Xiansheng, a chain in which it has a stake.
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Kennedy's lab sits in a leafy office park on the outskirts of Atlanta, in a yellow clapboard house.
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A little further down the leafy valley is the town of San Lorenzo e Flaviano, also badly damaged.
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I moseyed through the leafy parterres one day, as little kids sailed model boats on the basin's water.
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Thick, leafy palm trees crowded the foyer so densely that I had to wrestle them to get through.
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But at some point, my doctors speculated, I must have eaten leafy greens contaminated by E. coli bacteria.
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Crisp, leafy greens are great and all, but after a while, our stomachs are begging for something different.
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Until recently, only two species of seadragons were known to exist, the leafy seadragon and the common seadragon.
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When you think of supertalls you probably think of pricey real estate—not leafy parks in the sky.
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He counselled the poor against eating too many leafy green vegetables because they weren't sufficiently dense in energy.
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At fashionable schools in Islamabad, the leafy, purpose-built capital, parents share fears about vaccines on WhatsApp groups.
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But hey, at least we've got the existence of leafy greens acknowledged now, along with the glorious mango.
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Lily of the valley, frosty musk, and leafy green team up for a simple, soap-and-water scent.
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For Fijians like Quora user Sierra Tame, leafy vegetables have been a great source of nutrients when sick.
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Besides the clear antidote—water—she recommends oranges and leafy greens to replenish the potassium that alcohol erases.
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Photographer Marc Vidal grew up in the 1980s in a leafy suburb of the French city of Lille.
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And then there are herbs that are oversized—big leafy bunches of them that the supermarkets won't take.
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It takes place at night, on a patch of lawn in the perfectly leafy suburb of Haddonfield, Illinois.
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Tublin and Nobbs have completely rebranded the front of house with wood paneling, leafy plants, and community tables.
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Try searching small farms, backyard gardens, and garden centers for beans, potatoes, and some kind of leafy green.
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That seems increasingly bizarre, since some of those leafy suburban developments now lie next to booming business districts.
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I get leafy greens without actually having to taste them, and the smoothie isn't too heavy post-workout.
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Most green, leafy plants thrive during the spring and fall in sunnier states such as California and Arizona.
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Available from April through June, green garlic looks like scallions with floppy, leafy tops and slender white stalks.
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The company grows leafy greens aeroponically — by misting the roots with a cocktail of water, nutrients and oxygen.
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No one needs to feel trapped inside all winter when you can cover your apartment in leafy greens.
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It was Open Day when I visited, and a graduate was escorting three students around the leafy campus.
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Baba Seva's apartment was on the second floor of a white five-story building off a leafy courtyard.
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Leafy green vegetables are among the lead cause of a recent E. Coli outbreak in the United States.
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While his videos are executed with humour and a grubby, idiosyncratic style, what Leafy does is essentially trolling.
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Union told UsWeekly that her diet includes leafy greens every day, like lettuce, spinach, kale, and swiss chard.
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About 500 people attended Hiatt's memorial service, held on April 10, 2011, at University of Washington's leafy arboretum.
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"Gosh," says Fruchterman, sitting in his Benetech office on leafy California Street, roughly a mile from Stanford's campus.
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Very Berry Cheesecake Salad Although this fruit salad strays away from leafy greens, its deliciousness cannot be denied.
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It's big business in the UK, which currently still imports 50 percent of leafy salads products like lettuce.
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Hundreds of rumpled sheets of paper assemble into rows of leafy black bushes, at once inviting and ominous.
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"We became best friends," Mr. Gerhaher said in an interview this summer at his leafy home in Munich.
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It was originally located in nearby Tuusula but was moved to the leafy Old Meilahti neighborhood in 1995.
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On the other hand, chicken salad, tuna salad and potato salad don't necessarily imply anything green and leafy.
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Brad, who runs a small nonprofit, lives in a handsome Craftsman-style house on a leafy Sacramento block.
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Determining the exact cause of food-borne outbreaks has long stymied investigators, especially those that affect leafy greens.
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Like other leafy greens, herbs need some care before freezing, lest they turn black and mushy when thawed.
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It is very good toasted a day later, smeared with butter, or to accompany salads, leafy or otherwise.
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Last year, IBM announced a similar partnership with Walmart to track leafy green vegetables from farm to shelf.
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It's best to scrape off big globs of food, especially anything leafy or starchy, but basically anything goes.
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Now this 2,000-feet-long (600 meter) tunnel is being used to grow salads, leafy greens, and strawberries.
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My mother planted two truck patch gardens where we grew corn, leafy greens, potatoes, tomatoes, okra and melons.
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In just the past year, seven coffee shops have opened in the leafy neighborhoods surrounding the association's headquarters.
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In fact, that's how cacao grows in natural rain forest, shaded by a leafy canopy of tropical trees.
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Some examples of DASH-approved foods are oatmeal, leafy greens, potatoes, apples, bananas, oranges, fish, and mixed nuts.
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This is where he grew up, he noted proudly, cruising down leafy streets lined with beautiful, stately homes.
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The weapon looked like a potato with leafy ears, but it was as heavy as an armored tank.
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The largest greenhouses contain millions of square feet of plants, especially flowers, succulents, leafy greens, cucumbers and tomatoes.
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We're all on our own journey, with our own abilities and activity levels and tolerance for leafy greens.
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This leafy planned community sits in Anaheim's eastern corner, and beneath its suburban facade, there's plenty of character.
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They chatted and gestured in the leafy courtyard of the French-colonial era Metropole hotel, before returning indoors.
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Georgia Sixth Congressional District was frequently described as an upscale — "leafy" — suburb during the recent special election campaign.
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From Goalpara town, the camp being built is reached by a leafy, narrow road dotted with coconut trees.
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Nazar Amulet Mango And as a nod to Chinese culture, there is an anatomically correct mooncake that is eaten to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival (predominantly celebrated by Chinese and Vietnamese people) and leafy greens (which Apple should honestly just call baby bok choy, since it's not any other leafy green).
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Instead, Jamil noted, there are much better ways of losing weight, such as eating lots of green, leafy vegetables.
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It is now Freedom Park, a leafy space amid the Lagos hubbub used for concerts, plays and art exhibitions.
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Tegg wonders whether this type of correspondence might help heal humanity's stilted, emotionally disconnected relationships with our leafy brethren.
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Unlike Bowery, which says it will now experiment with other crops besides greens, these companies solely produce leafy greens.
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Other sea dragon species use their leafy limbs to blend in with the seaweeds growing in their preferred habitat.
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Because of this, make sure that your diet is filled with legumes, soy products, seeds, nuts and leafy greens.
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But forsaking one unelected, unaccountable bureaucracy in Brussels for another housed in a leafy district of Geneva seems perverse.
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However, some others chose to pull the leafy green from their menu altogether until the outbreak was under control.
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Thae lived at or near the North Korean embassy, which is in the leafy west London suburb of Gunnersbury.
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The base is made of leafy greens and avocado and topped with bee pollen, chia seeds and fresh fruit.
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The greens are a combo of kale and Boston lettuce, adding both a hefty and a light leafy element.
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Try adding fiber for bulkier stools, which can be found in leafy green vegetables and other fiber-rich foods.
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Chain restaurants dedicated solely to shelling out the leafy greens have sprouted up in major cities across the country.
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River mint: A leafy ground cover found sprawling along the banks of waterways, forest floors, and other damp places.
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Leafy trees and swimming pools in the middle-class suburb of Bloubosrand border the Kya Sands settlement in Johannesburg.
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The sprawling Iranian capital nestles between barren mountain ranges, its streets packed with high rises, leafy parks and markets.
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The farm produces leafy greens like lettuce and kale in half of a 42,000-square-foot former plastics factory.
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How stressed is the U.S. food industry, and to what extent has the practice of importing leafy greens changed?
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Slow juicers like this one really excel at leafy greens, which can leave behind some tough-to-clean pulp.
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Will anyone running for local office stand next to her for a photograph on a leafy New England campus?
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My introduction to Buttigieg came during a Saturday morning backyard event in a leafy neighborhood near downtown Des Moines.
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"We still have so much to optimize just with leafy greens," said David Rosenberg, chief executive and co-founder.
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Officials urged Americans not to eat the leafy green if the label doesn&apost say where it was grown.
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After two months of intensive German lessons, he understood enough to find an inexpensive apartment in a leafy suburb.
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We want to meet them on their turf, especially if it's leafy and a rich source of vitamin B6.
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He retired several years ago, but still lives in a leafy neighbourhood on the edge of the Stanford campus.
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Women (and men) can get folic acid from their diets — mainly in leafy green vegetables, citrus fruits, and beans.
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Roasted Beet, Spinach, & Goat Cheese Salad Sweet beets and creamy goat cheese are the perfect additions to leafy spinach.
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The drive to the clinic had taken me past leafy neighborhoods dotted with quaint homes, churches, and strip malls.
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They feature gardens that give residents leafy space for trick-or-treating, block parties, pop-up restaurants and more.
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She had fresh leafy greens to deliver to neighborhood restaurants in the morning, trash to haul in the evening.
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LONDON — The Iranian artist Shirazeh Houshiary works out of a luminous studio in a leafy corner of southwest London.
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And sometimes, we need fresh ideas for what to do with those leafy greens or assorted squash and potatoes.
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It is still decidedly affluent, boasting an abundance of quiet, leafy streets with English names like Kensington and Yorkshire.
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Police officers noted "green leafy vegetation" among the fries, and agreed that they possessed the "strong odor of marijuana".
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Health officials in the United States are not yet ready to blame the American outbreak to the leafy green.
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But a bigger issue for Apple might exist much closer to home, in a small, leafy town in Ohio.
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In the meantime he wandered the neighborhoods of his city, sending me photos of leafy avenues and stunning architecture.
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Some of these leafy spaces qualify as mysterious, almost-secret hideaways, tucked behind homes and invisible from the street.
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Leafy vegetables and fruit have a limited shelf life, but carrots, cabbage, onions and potatoes can last surprisingly long.
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You could also use another vegetable instead of squash, like stewed tomatoes or cooked leafy greens or sautéed mushrooms.
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Two leafy terraces make for peaceful areas to have breakfast in the morning and champagne tastings in the afternoon.
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But the majority are best cooked or blanched before being frozen, especially leafy greens like spinach, cabbage and kale.
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Walmart says it now has a better system for pinpointing which batches of leafy green vegetables might be contaminated.
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This is leafy north London, where the posh Victorian terraces are as presentable and self-contained as one's emotions.
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The leafy green joined the group's "Dirty Dozen" list of 12 fruits and vegetables with the most pesticide residues.
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I imagined her figuring out rhymes and adding new lines as she clipped their leafy green hooves and ears.
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Next to the small lobby was a small leafy courtyard filled with vintage-style furniture lit by string lights.
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Even if they make it to dorms on leafy-green campuses, disadvantaged students still live in poverty's long shadow.
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Below the other ingredients, I found a wide range of shredded veggies and leafy greens in double-serving bags.
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It's located in a leafy neighborhood that's home to government types and members of Congress, who frequent Comet, too.
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"He was an active and intelligent outdoors boy who loved days on his bike exploring leafy byways," Adam said.
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It's sturdy rather than soft, with pronounced leafy, herbal flavors that give it a pure, savory, lip-smacking character.
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On four parallel walls, leafy greens and herbs sprout from soil-free growing beds filled with nutrient-rich water.
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For his BA degree, he chose Santa Cruz because its leafy location wouldn't tempt him to go out writing.
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Meanwhile, Yokohama's leafy Yamashita Park offers live street performances, flower exhibitions and sweeping views of the harbor-front skyline.
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Why E. coli loves leafy greens "Leafy greens, such as lettuce, can become contaminated in the field by soil, contaminated water, animals or improperly composted manure," Jeff Farber, director of the Canadian Research Institute for Food Safety and a professor at University of Guelph in Ontario, told CNN after a 2018 outbreak.
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A recent study from Rush University involving close to 1,000 adults found that those who ate just one serving of leafy greens per day (think spinach, kale, collard greens and arugula) appeared 11 years younger in terms of their cognitive health compared with those who rarely or never consumed green leafy vegetables.
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Set inside a leafy valley, Waimea boasts a large botanical garden with a one-mile walk to a jungle waterfall.
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In the super-chilled produce room where you can see your breath, they sold California avocados and local leafy greens.
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The company's technology allows food to grow inside a shipping container, called the Leafy Green Machine, in virtually any location.
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And now, it seems the leafy green may have abilities beyond iron count and contributing to your five-a-day.
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They bought homes in leafy suburbs, took vanilla day jobs — travel agent, financial planner, college professor — and even raised families.
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Instead, we now exchange envious glances at coworkers' dome-shaped containers filled with leafy greens and a slew of toppings.
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It also participated in a $20 million funding round for Bowery Farming, which uses robotics to grow leafy greens indoors.
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I didn't eat too many veggies this week, so I was happy to end the week with some leafy greens.
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"Dark green leafy vegetables are, calorie for calorie, probably the most concentrated source of nutrition of any food," Bateman said.
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Though in a new leafy context, the figures are not isolated from the history in which they played a part.
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I think that generally their salads are just okay, but I was in desperate need of some leafy greens today.
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But sometimes the divergence becomes too much in the areas where the brushstrokes turn into shorthand for the leafy branches.
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That might be expected to make it hard to pick out red fruit, in particular, from a green, leafy background.
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The prime minister's leafy constituency, Maidenhead, is in a part of the country that is girdled by green-belt land.
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But, that's a short-sighted assumption, because vegan recipes are certainly not exclusively made of leafy greens and raw veggies.
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The gravity-fed system irrigates leafy vegetables in discarded water bottles while leftover water collected at the bottom is recycled.
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But EPA is still studying what happens when imidacloprid is used on other plants, such as corn and leafy vegetables.
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Designed and built by the architect Steven Holl, 'T' Space resides in the hilly, leafy terrain around Rhinebeck, New York.
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But according to researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), this nutritious leafy vegetable doesn't just ward off disease.
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According to pagan belief, leafy greens like spinach, chard, and kale are innately energized to bring money into our lives.
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High-frequency trading is causing upset way beyond the City of London and Wall Street … in the leafy English countryside.
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There are thousands of green, leafy, marijuana plants as far as the eye can see at different stages of growth.
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HOUSTON — Lola Lathon couldn't afford to buy the leafy greens or lean meat displayed so alluringly at the grocery store.
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On Wednesday, about 500 fans attended a training session at France's base at leafy Clairefontaine on the outskirts of Paris.
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David grew up on the leafy streets of London and is the heir to a vast biscuit fortune (one biscuit).
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The inclusion of the salad was particularly nice — Japanese cuisine is healthy, but not necessarily heavy on raw, leafy greens.
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ORONO, Me. — The sun was beating down on the leafy campus of the University of Maine one afternoon last month.
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But for other plants like corn and leafy vegetables, the threat does not meet the harm threshold, the EPA said.
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Clearly a sign you should focus on carbs and turkey this Thanksgiving and leave the leafy greens out of it.
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I arrived at Cunningham Park and found it to be just as quiet as the leafy streets, which surprised me.
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Why it failed Without big stars, it had low advance sales, and some argued that its leafy logo was unhelpful.
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In his original video, Leafy makes the point that on YouTube there are channels that are worth being talked about.
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I leave my apartment and head down the leafy bike lane on my street in the Berlin neighborhood of Wedding.
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Last month, Biden sat down in the book-lined study of his home in a leafy neighborhood of Wilmington, Del.
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Leafy vegetables grown by astronauts aboard the International Space Station were as healthful as lettuce on Earth, a study found.
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Leafy green vegetables, nuts, legumes and whole grains are good sources of magnesium; fish, chicken and beef also contain magnesium.
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Developments are anything but cookie-cutter, with spacious two-story houses on leafy, winding streets ending in cul-de-sacs.
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Heading to leafy, staid, suburban Glencoe to see "Next to Normal" at Writers Theater at first seemed just as incongruous.
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The party roved from leafy enclaves, to midnight pool parties, to beachside sunrise sets, running for almost 72 hours straight.
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Park advocates believe they will, because the leafy retreats are revitalizing once-bleak industrial areas that were long off limits.
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"It has to be the most beautiful and the most leafy to be considered the treetop," Mr. De Bartolo said.
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They all lived on or near a small, leafy street called Semitelou on a hill near the Athens Music Hall.
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During the first week, I ate a lot of leafy greens and tried to give up my afternoon pastry habit.
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It can also generate 45 kilowatt-hours of solar power, and can produce 2,300 heads of leafy greens a week.
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The Setai holds a prime beachfront position on Collins Avenue in South Beach Miami, right next to leafy Collins Park.
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Some of the most nutrient-dense foods include dark leafy greens, cruciferous vegetables, eggs and even properly raised red meat.
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Ralph Lauren operated three stores in this leafy, charming area, and Coach had stores at 370 and 372-374 Bleecker.
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You want clean, fresh, firm, small radishes with lively looking, robust leafy green tops (which are very good in salads).
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Younis says he has stopped smoking and chewing Qat, a commonly used leafy amphetemine-like drug especially popular among soldiers.
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Leach said the vertical farm plans to sell its leafy greens and other products through a large local produce distributor.
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She and Rizwan rented a town house in Redlands, a placid, leafy city ten miles east of downtown San Bernardino.
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The leafy plaza had a mellow vibe with vendors offering bowls of the deep-purple açaí fruit sprinkled with tapioca.
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The agents performed a follow-up search and located several vacuum-sealed black bags full of a green leafy substance.
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Above him, a small, leafy branch floats through the morning sky, which the artist hand-colored to resemble a sunrise.
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It is integrated into the neighborhood, just around the corner from a driving school, near leafy streets and apartment blocks.
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It provides a greater range of foods, from bagels to leafy greens to a mooncake (one of my personal favorites).
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Fecal material from infected animals can contaminate lettuce via soil or water, or during the harvest and processing of leafy greens.
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Berries, olive oil, nuts, and dark, leafy greens are staples of the diet, based on large-scale studies of cognitive decline.
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There's an emphasis on green, leafy veggies, nuts, olives and olive oil, and lean protein like turkey and white-meat chicken.
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She was among five of the slain who lived in Squirrel Hill, a quiet, leafy district with a large Jewish population.
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The startled pair is then seen running out of the frame as a massive, leafy branch falls where they were sitting.
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Some crawl across the forest floor in search of a meal, while others occupy leafy perches and leap onto unsuspecting hosts.
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"It's healthy because it's food consumed in the way that's as unprocessed as possible—like leafy greens cooked quickly," she explains.
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Babies are born, and we see them ushered in beneath a canopy of leafy branches on one side of the stage.
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This dog in London knew exactly how to make the most of the weather with the help of his leafy friend.
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Of course, you should still aim to get a hefty amount of iron from leafy greens, tofu, and lentils, for instance.
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JFCs plant produces leafy greens and herbs for British customers with its capacity expected to grow to 420 tonnes a year.
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The motor cells that close the leafy jaws on prey acted only when they received two signals within about 20 seconds.
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We're sure your resolution list is already piled high with noble endeavors, like eating more leafy greens and keeping a diary.
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This is such a common issue, because so many of us are (rightly) trying to load up on all things leafy.
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Leafy was a source of controversy last month after making fun of an autistic man who vlogs under the name TommyNC2010.
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If you've wandered around the leafy, upmarket squares of central London, you've probably walked down streets that the family trust owns.
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Loire reds like Saumur Champigny (cab franc) or Pineau d'Aunis also elevate smoky, charred meat, leafy greens and funky fish sauce.
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With over 200 scholars following both individual countries and broad questions of national security, CICIR's leafy campus resembles a small university.
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Lots to unpack here so let's start from the top -- that green thing you see is a palm leafy feathered hairpiece.
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Now scientists say the leafy green really could help build a real-world muscle, only this time, it's the human heart.
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The training ground for this new elite is the Azerbaijan Diplomatic Academy (ADA), a leafy, modern campus next to a zoo.
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By 2013, when America was arguably hitting peak kale, dark leafy greens were more frequently eaten than any vegetable but potatoes.
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The researchers also found that pre-pregnancy consumption of either green leafy vegetables or fish did not affect time to pregnancy.
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Before Stiller's discovery, only two types were known: the Leafy Seadragon and the common seadragon (sometimes also called the Weedy Seadragon).
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A leafy suburb on the outskirts of Moscow is home to some of the most expensive real estate in the country.
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But few would point you to the suburbs, our country's neatly manicured, leafy green mazes of driveways and cul-de-sacs.
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Finchley & Golders Green, in the leafy borough of Barnet, has always been a two-horse race between the Conservatives and Labour.
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Sass typically includes some type of leafy greens, some starches like potatoes and squash, and seasonal fruit in her grocery cart.
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Leafy, whose real name is Calvin Vail, is a 20-year-old gamer from Utah with a preternatural gift for clickbait.
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Overhead, a pair of acrobats dangles from a zip line suspended 70 feet in the air, just beneath the leafy canopy.
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I wandered down a leafy side street off Bellenden Road and ventured back to the hustle and bustle of central Peckham.
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It features a woman in a leafy home, watching her young daughter play violin and remembering the aftermath of the recession.
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Including more leafy green vegetables, legumes, nuts, seeds and whole grains in your diet may be a better option, doctors say.
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JFC's plant produces leafy greens and herbs for British customers with its capacity expected to grow to 420 tonnes a year.
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"Historically, the large E. coli outbreaks linked to leafy greens have all been [caused by] prewashed, chopped, bagged salads," said Marler.
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And so far, there's no sign of any of them taking up permanent residence among the condo towers or leafy suburbs.
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Slightly bitter-tasting foods like leafy greens and legumes have a pH higher than 7, marking them as alkaline, or basic.
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The crops most likely to go unpicked will be leafy greens, celery, broccoli, cauliflower, radishes, and melons, one growers' association said.
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Elsewhere, leafy neighborhoods like Matthiessen Park, Barney Park and Ardsley Park have a blend of Colonials, Tudors, Victorians and gated estates.
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I'm really into Alison Roman's awesome new recipe for seared steak on a leafy greens salsa verde (above), with charred scallions.
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All three companies have a large variety of plants, from small and desk-friendly vines to tall and dramatic leafy species.
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Among the leafy blocks of what is known as brownstone Brooklyn, two bright, cheery salons recently opened on quiet side streets.
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Maybe. Is it a nod to last season's major Jennifer Lopez moment in that leafy Versace number (you know the one)?
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Because of this farm, our school's consumption of leafy greens is probably not met by any other school in the country.
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Vice President-elect Mike Pence received a surprise dinner invitation on Monday night from his new neighbors in leafy northwest Washington.
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The shapes, vaguely floral or leafy, flirted with representation but remained aloof, floating like mysterious essences in a timeless spirit world.
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In a leafy compound in the capital, Jakarta, she bops to Taylor Swift, reads the Quran and plays games of trust.
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They have tall, appetizing leafy tops and, like baby carrots, they are thin-skinned, juicy and tender enough to eat raw.
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From the leafy atrium to lush landscaping and waterfront location, this hotel was the ideal mix of luxury, style, and tranquility.
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Another criticism of vertical farming is that it's mostly used to produce leafy greens, rather than higher calorie vegetables or crops.
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But why be pinned in a car when you could take a llama for a leafy lunch hike in Vail, Colo.?
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For a time, he was effectively put under house arrest with his family in his mansion in a leafy Harare neighborhood.
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Most leafy brassicas, whether mustard greens or broccoli rabe, sprout yellow or white blossoms as they bloom and go to seed.
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But a recent scientific discovery suggests that the vast white continent was home to leafy forests, some 280 million years ago.
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Moreover, Bausman is rumored to want to publish Russia Insider from the leafy green confines of Greenwich, Connecticut instead of Moscow.
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The dark forest where the children become lost is here a mysterious banquet hall with leafy wallpaper and a long table.
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" • "Chinese don't sit on benches while eating but squat like Europeans do when they relieve themselves out in the leafy woods.
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Huckabee's not talking about using the husk (the outer leafy coating covering the corn itself) ... he's referring to what lies beneath.
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Then I rummage through the crisper for leafy greens or broccoli — whatever I can find — and trim away the woody bits.
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"Most of the world is forested, but the energetic constraints of a leafy diet seem to prevent adaptive radiation," Pauli added.
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The area isn't as leafy and posh as our current spot, but the apartment building, courtyard, and floor plan are all beautiful.
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Though a little non-traditional as soups go, the beans work beautifully when paired with another leafy green, like kale, plus almonds.
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Residents said they saw her occasionally in the leafy neighborhood until 2012, when she won a closely fought election to become president.
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These findings are not a reason to switch over to a different leafy green (unless you're bored by kale, which is understandable).
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Growing up in a leafy, well-off suburb of St. Louis, Bruce Kenamore enjoyed all the privileges of his town's racial segregation.
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Braun grew up in leafy Cos Cob, Connecticut, then enrolled at Emory University in Atlanta, where he went about purposefully reinventing himself.
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I met him at his home in Montevallo, a suburban single-family house indistinguishable from the others that lined their leafy street.
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Diana often took her young sons to play in the garden at the Goldsmith family home in leafy Richmond Park, southwest London.
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Outside the open window to my right, past the front porch, was a leafy landscape with the Kentucky River in the distance.
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It's also found in nuts, seeds, vegetable oils, and green leafy vegetables, all of which carry other health benefits as a bonus.
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Now that's someone who it's highly likely would be kept on base fixing cars over trudging through the leafy jungles of Vietnam.
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The home Obama and his family still maintain in leafy Hyde Park was less than two miles from where Obama spoke Thursday.
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"The best place I've lived was in Wimbledon, a leafy big house with a large room and my own balcony," Parry says.
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Leafy greens, a rainbow of fruits and veggies, nuts, seeds, meat, seafood, legumes, and fermented foods are the categories we focus on.
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There were no "Beto for Senate" or "Ted Cruz 53" signs that dot the leafy yards of Preston Hollow, a Dallas neighborhood.
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Along with working out regularly, he makes sure to eat vegetables at every meal — including breakfast, when he makes a leafy salad.
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The 380-year-old school's leafy campus remains open all year round, attracting large numbers of visiting foreign students through the summer.
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Leafy neighborhoods south and west of Richmond are becoming less reliably Republican, a trend that has accelerated since Mr Trump became president.
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None of what the experts call self-care ever makes me feel better: not the gym, not leafy greens, not long naps.
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But he was the highest-profile guest at the mid-morning ceremony, held on the school's campus in Washington's leafy Northwest quadrant.
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RS (residual sugar) imparts viscosity and moderates spice, so flavors like galangal, delicate fresh basil, leafy lettuces and green papaya can shine.
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And the home itself, 10 minutes away from the List House on a serene leafy street, has been taken off the market.
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They modeled airflow around the buildings in three scenarios: one with leafy summer trees, leafless winter trees, and no trees at all.
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Magnesium is present in high levels in all green, leafy vegetables, whole grains, nuts, and salt-water fish, Romani said by email.
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The farm is currently growing a number of leafy greens, including romaine, butterhead and kale, in addition to basil, cilantro and chives.
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My four-year-old nephew had a 'Leafy' plant last summer, he kept it next to his tomato and pepper grow kits.
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And fruit is just the beginning: Squeeze the goodness out of all sorts of fresh produce, from rhubarb stalks to leafy greens.
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Frantic competitors nearly choke on their food until one man is declared the winner, triumphantly washing his leafy greens down with water.
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When the group sits down to eat, Ronnie's surprised to see that he's the only one eating a pile of leafy greens.
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The CBRE report identifies one borough with leafy open spaces, good schools, independent shops and average rents of just £1,007 a month.
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Sonal's recommendation is eat something like a salad with leafy greens and vegetables in the hours before you head out the door.
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Modern Sprout's Grow Bar employs full-spectrum LEDs for natural white light that brightens your space while providing nourishment to leafy greens.
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The father is young, a jungle of indigo and carnelian tattooed from knuckle to jaw, leafy vines and blossoms, saints and symbols.
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He purported to be more high-minded than his peers but pettily mocked Michelle Obama for urging schoolchildren to eat leafy greens.
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Image credit: NASASoon they switched from wheat to leafy greens, aiming to grow a garden salad instead of a loaf of bread.
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Nunes put the Foxy label on its leafy greens and vegetables back in the 1980s and hired Brooke Shields as its spokeswoman.
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Even a small leafy space is unusual among Philadelphia rowhomes and I craved a private place with fresh air and shaded light.
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With a population of merely 5 million, this leafy Central American nation is not a major contributor to the world's climate crisis.
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By the time kick off comes around, 4,427 fans are packed into the leafy confines of Kingsmeadow to cheer the team on.
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The international theme also took inspiration from the location's greenery, with the building's style echoing other famous leafy addresses around the world.
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Located in the suburban district of Sha Tin, Lok Sam is tucked away in the leafy, quiet Lung Hang public housing estate.
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The Rublyovskoye highway and its surrounding area, called Rublyovka, is an ultra-exclusive, leafy suburb home to government officials and old money.
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A few Sundays ago, the father and son stood in a leafy hillside driveway while the vehicle's turbo-diesel engine hummed reassuringly.
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"[These] mass-produced, washed, bagged, chopped leafy greens that get sent around the country have a lot more risk than people realize."
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The drumbeat of action can in good part be traced back to a yellow Victorian house in this leafy New England city.
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They fussed over silky sweet potato-and-coconut pudding and spice-coated callaloo, a sturdy leafy green stewed with tomatoes and onions.
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Last spring she closed on a three-bedroom, two-bath colonial near a nature preserve in the leafy Fairmount section of Hackensack.
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Castroville, California The Giant Artichoke restaurant sells the leafy vegetable within and is based in Castroville, California, home of the Artichoke Festival.
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Average household income: $352,839The leafy town on the Long Island Sound boasts 11 parks and has easy public transport links to Manhattan.
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JERUSALEM — A black curtain went up a few months ago near Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's official residence on Jerusalem's leafy Balfour Street.
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Her chair and microphone stand were garlanded with bright flowers, and she wore a white, shiny minidress with its own leafy texture.
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FDA is under pressure to crack down on leafy green safety in the wake of E. coli outbreaks tied to romaine lettuce.
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Research has shown that the treatment messes with the gut microbes that help them digest their leafy diet — meaning they can starve.
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The hydroponic beds that slot into the wall racks are made for growing veggies (leafy greens mostly) in a contamination-free environment.
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This beautifully photographed book is tightly focused on edible leafy plants, some of which, like arugula and romaine, you'll encounter every day.
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Leafy and hilly, and with no building over 17 stories, Inwood is the most affordable neighborhood in the city's most expensive borough.
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That plan would divert traffic onto highways that skirt the city and turn the interstate route into a leafy boulevard with sidewalks.
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The first house they saw, on a leafy residential block, was about a mile from the train station — walkable if need be.
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Wide, leafy boulevards and enormous, opulent palaces are side-by-side with winding alleys and cobblestone squares full of horse-drawn carriages.
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On a leafy side street in East Harlem is a small park with a wrought-iron gate holding a heart-shaped design.
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The old man braves a nocturnal phantasmagoria of three-hooved horses, zombies with leafy heads, a demoness toting souls in an oxcart.
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Since Triyoga was forced out by developers some five years ago, the leafy neighborhood of Primrose Hill has lacked a wellness hub.
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Growing up in leafy suburban Queens, N.Y., I became obsessed with made-for-TV movies from the '80s and '90s about anorexia.
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On this Thursday, cured brook trout is coming out next with a bright leafy sorrel salad, doused in horseradish, lemon, and yoghurt.
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To simulate mangroves, leafy mango and cashew branches were fixed to the lake bed to create a plankton bloom, attracting lots of fish.
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His inspiration was Colbry (Goldman's then-fiancée), who he said reminded him of the delicate, flowing leafy sea dragons that adorned the cake.
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Discovered off the coast of western Australia, it lives further out to sea, and deeper than its relative, the common or leafy seadragon.
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But after filming the hit Netflix series, he says his diet has adapted and he now craves leafy greens on a daily basis.
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Amidst them, a hair pick of charcoals, mochas, and ash grays with a handle resembling a fist stands poised in a leafy base.
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But leafy vegetables such as jute mallow and African black nightshade are nutrient rich, with some even having medicinal values, according to Oniang'o.
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In a leafy suburb looms a weathered statue of Chiang Kai-shek, who ran a Chinese government-in-exile in Taiwan until 1975.
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But women in Japan, much like Mrs Hunter Gordon in leafy Camberley, were expected to spend their lives looking after houses and children.
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But P.S.A. folks: If you see something, say something, even if it's a big leafy piece of salad stuck between someone's front teeth.
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Will the relentless burning of fossil fuels prompt our leafy green friends to suck down more CO235, tapping the brakes on climate change?
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When the estate was sold in 29201, they relocated to a renovated farm and barn in the leafy Mt. Airy neighborhood of Philadelphia.
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Then, divide your plants by type and neediness: Succulents and cacti should be separated from tropical plants and other leafy, moisture-loving plants.
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We already have the top containers for conveniently packing our go-to, basic leafy green recipes — but what about some added wow-factor?
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Leafy, who has amassed a following of over 2 million subscribers, mocked the appearance and behavior of Brendan Mitchell, who vlogs as wetmovie1.
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Meanwhile, as 2018 began, he posted pictures on Instagram of himself playing with his dog, exploring flea markets and contemplating empty, leafy lanes.
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And what could be safer place to call home then a leafy, cultured, little town with a quaint downtown and a country club?
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"A single city block would need to be nearly half-covered by a leafy green network of branches and leaves," the authors wrote.
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The entire leafy-greens shelf was covered in orange tags, and "low prices, great quality" signs hung from the ceiling throughout the store.
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Jam-packed with dark, leafy greens and sweetened naturally with apple and pear, it's a super-nutritious drink for pregnant women — or anyone!
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The lush and leafy presentation is incredibly photogenic, too — after all, green has long been considered the most relaxing color for your eyes.
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With basil and other leafy herbs, you get a much more specific flavor, but with cannabis, it's definitely called "grass" for a reason.
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When the thought of simmering collards for dinner is unimaginable, this raw collard green salad will help you eat all your leafy greens.
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To understand the shift among well-educated women, Lexington headed this week to Chesterfield County, Virginia, a leafy, mostly conservative suburb of Richmond.
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I pedaled my bike every day inside that leafy tunnel, dodging cars, scooters and the rest of the commotion that filled the street.
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Seriously, the lack of romaine in your life should not in any way affect your ability to consume and enjoy green leafy things.
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After that, the industry developed the Leafy Green Marketing Association, to start training growers on the best hand-washing and anti-contamination practices.
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The crowd in Causeway Bay's leafy Victoria Park, where the rally started, included elderly people and young families, with some parents carrying toddlers.
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"When I started eating leafy vegetables and proteins, I started to have more energy throughout the day, and it got easier," she says.
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On a leafy block of West 211nd Street, a Muslim Sufi order meets each Thursday evening, squeezing into Abdul Latif's three-bedroom apartment.
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Though small, Weimar, a leafy, picture-book tourist town about 50 miles southwest of Leipzig, has an outsized cultural significance in the country.
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From Cathedral Square, I wandered over to the Alexander Garden, which was filled with colorful flower beds, tall leafy trees, and manicured grass.
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While baby leafy greens would normally take 30–45 days to reach maturity, AeroFarms said that it only takes AeroFarms 12–14 days.
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When we left the country for the leafy suburbs of Nashville, it was no longer possible to shoot Coke cans in the yard.
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"We had tractors!" said Ami Zini, 49, who runs a boutique on the shopping street of the leafy German Colony neighborhood of Jerusalem.
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"You never know if they're going to have them," he says to me as he examines a truck-full of bagged leafy greens.
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Leafy excels at selecting lurid video titles; you can track periods in his five-year YouTube career through the different styles he employs.
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LunchA mixing bowl-sized salad with leafy greens, tomatoes, cucumber, onion, a block of seared and spiced tofu and some low-fat vinaigrette.
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The overgrown lush and leafy tunnel — a section of an industrial railway — is a favorite place for couples to take long, romantic strolls.
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We are sitting in his simple home in Trivandrum, the leafy state capital, where he now lives with his wife, Chandrika, a pathologist.
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Miles and miles of rough country rolled to the horizon, a leafy sandstone valley sprouting interior courtyards and alleyways, the swollen sun overhead.
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Flanked by a leafy green waterfront park and historic, well-preserved Brownstones, this area of Brooklyn conjures images of classic, charming New York.
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La Resistencia spills out in the interior of a small shopping center and on a patio fronting a leafy alleyway in bustling Providencia.
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If you have big, leafy trees that are going to smother your yard, you can rake away some leaves and leave the rest.
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Leafy trees and grasses peeked over the edges and around the banks, and out of caves in the cliff's side, the models emerged.
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And they watched beneath a microscope as warnings transited through the leafy green appendages, revealing that plants aren't as passive as they seem.
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Mr. Yiannas said Walmart was focusing on leafy green vegetables because, along with beef, they tend to have the highest incidences of contagion.
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The 150-seat dining room, with walls lined in white subway tile, spills out into a leafy, enclosed space they're calling Bowery Garden.
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When I was a child, Lahore was home to three million people, and our neighborhood was a leafy, grassy expanse speckled with bungalows.
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The leafy green became so popular that Beyoncé was even seen wearing a "kale" sweatshirt stylized in the collegiate format of Yale University.
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The reaction to 2017's "Greenery," however, was more neutral, perhaps due to the calming quality the leafy color is meant to evoke.
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The wealthy Jewish neighborhoods in those cities are leafy and vibrant, places where the routine clashes in places like Kufr Qaddum seem unimaginable.
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The shimmering sleeveless gown was made up of blue and white leafy flowers, which she paired with jeweled pumps and a black blazer.
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Paul moved as a child to Teaneck, a leafy North Jersey suburb, which had recruited his father to keep the town from bankruptcy.
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For a more concentrated source of spinach, include the leafy green as smoothie ingredient, or puree it to make a blended spinach soup.
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A half-dozen said they bribed officials to cross over dirt roads, and a few swam from one leafy shore to the other.
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It's a concoction of ground African bush mango seeds, cooked onions and crayfish with dark, leafy vegetables swimming in bright red palm oil.
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You Don't Want Fries With That French fries might be derived from potatoes but they're no substitute for green leafy vegetables, nutritionists say.
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That won't be the case with this stir-fried water spinach recipe, which you can really make with any leafy greens you like.
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You might think so, given the abundance of vintage and retro dealers who operate in the leafy cobbled lanes around his namesake church.
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The reason: Romaine has a shelf life of 21998 days, and the last leafy greens from the area was harvested on April 22008.
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The property is a former Spanish school in a leafy London square, named in December by Lloyds Bank research as London's most expensive address.
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Nevertheless, Mythologies: Eugene Von Bruenchenhein (previously covered by Edward Gómez for Hyperallergic) questions assumptions about his paintings of nuclear explosions and leafy ceramic vessels.
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Booth recommends putting ingredients with high liquid content like celery in the juicer first, followed by the leafy greens, and finally the heftier foods.
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"Each parcel contained approximately 1 kilogram of a green, leafy, plantlike substance that field tested positive as marijuana," an affidavit from the case reads.
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It's the toppings that ultimately keep consumers coming back for more — without them, a salad is just an anonymous bowl of boring leafy greens.
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This peculiar nude's breasts seem to dangle from her body like misplaced ornaments, and each of her hands resembles some kind of leafy growth.
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With the final staged in Budapest's leafy Margaret Island, the Americans won the title for the fifth time in eight editions of the tournament.
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In the final image, the adorable tot sticks out her tongue while sitting in a window, surrounded by leafy greenery for the full effect.
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But this dead dino wasn't found along a coastline, where it would have munched leafy greens in an environment similar to the Florida Everglades.
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The average yield per acre in indoor farms for vine crops like tomatoes, and leafy greens, is over ten times higher than outdoor farms.
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"Just overnight, basically, you saw the spinach market disappear," says Scott Horsfall, the chief executive officer of the California Leafy Green Marketing Agreement (LGMA).
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The Leafy Green Marketing Agreement opened under the umbrella of the California state Department of Food and Agriculture in 2007 after the spinach outbreak.
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Initially, Iron Ox is only growing leafy greens and herbs, though it plans to expand into other crops, like tomatoes, in the coming years.
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Here she uses a leafy table runner, watermelon paper plates and yellow plastic flatware to create a fun (but not too girly) display. 2.
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In the picture, Ferrera hugs his bride-to-be from behind, showing off her beautiful new ring in front of a scenic, leafy vista.
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Exhibit A: One mother koala casually strolling down a leafy suburban street, with her baby clinging to her back like an adorable fluffy jockey.
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They come in three colors inspired by Pantone's springtime trends: A sunny yellow (Venti), a robin's egg blue (Grande), and a leafy green (Tall).
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According to data from Google, search interest in the leafy green peaked the week of January 5, 2014, and has been declining ever since.
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The contaminated water was used to irrigate leafy greens on the farm, and then shipped to stores across the country and purchased by consumers.
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Many wealthy Nairobians have made their homes in leafy suburbs like Karen, where the Danish author of "Out of Africa" lived in the 1920s.
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Each container can yield more than more 50 lbs of leafy greens each week and only needs about eight gallons of water a day.
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From its glass-lined offices in San Francisco's leafy Presidio national park, six-year-old Mithril Capital Management has happily flown under the radar.
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Scientists have implanted the leafy greens with tiny tubes that let them sense when an explosive is nearby and even alert someone by email.
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Supporters argue that grammar schools' posh intake is because of their location in leafy neighbourhoods and their relative scarcity, which increases competition for places.
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In one conspicuous example in Europe, the United States Pavilion at Expo 2015 in Milan featured fields of leafy vegetables on its outer walls.
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In most cases, Ugandan farmers prefer to sun-dry their leafy vegetables, as they contain little moisture and are quick to dry, he noted.
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I call this recipe Sweet Life, and I love the combination of sweet potato, smoky black beans, fluffy quinoa, leafy greens and creamy tahini.
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Returning to the blogging zucchini, we learn that astronauts were even willing to take on the unpleasant tasks for time with its leafy greenness.
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If tiny, larval-laden snails enter the Salinas Valley—especially if temperatures and rainfall continue to climb—could California's leafy greens someday spawn cases?
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Ross was accompanied by agriculture, treasury and trade officials for the meeting at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse, a leafy compound on Beijing's west side.
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But it was a walk in a leafy park compared with the scene outside the Wells Fargo Center as the event finally got underway.
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The main dietary sources of EPA, DHA and DPA come from seafood, while ALA is found mainly in nuts, seeds, and leafy green vegetables.
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Meals that fit into this diet contain meat, leafy greens, nuts and seeds, berries and high-fat dairy products, such as butter and cheese.
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From the trailhead, I followed him up narrow, leafy passes and around switchbacks while he recounted the history of the pathways we'd be exploring.
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Don&apost eat the leafy green if its label doesn&apost say where it was grown, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned.
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" And its interior reflects the spirit of the leafy campus outside, he said, adding, "The building is really talking to the landscape around it.
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" Or, if we're working on a cleanser, they might say: "It's gotta be a leafy-foam, like my doily that's sitting on my credenza.
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So far, two crops of red romaine lettuce have successfully grown in the chamber, with astronauts sampling some of the leafy greens last year.
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Leafy greens, like the red romaine selected for the first two iterations of Veggie are hearty plants and easier to grow than flowering plants.
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Like bees and some leafy green vegetables, clowns are the kind of thing you're too damn old to be afraid of at this point.
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The refreshing leafy salads are accompanied by juicy wedges of peaches and plums, and the charred carrots sit on bed of creamy carrot romesco.
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First we sat in a circle on the leafy ground, each sharing a moment in nature from our childhood that filled us with joy.
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As Metro lurches from leafy enclaves to blighted neighborhoods, the subway is the highly imperfect vehicle for Washingtonians' rage at their city's perennial problems.
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The couple next looked at Maplewood, N.J., a leafy enclave with beautiful rows of Victorians stretching uphill from the Norman Rockwell-like main street.
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To find its edges, those leafy enclaves and rocky riverbanks, the dense overhang of branches in the woods, is an unexpected lullaby amid chaos.
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On a recent morning, a half-dozen students learned "How to Store Leafy Greens" from instructors who addressed the group in English and Spanish.
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The solution is to cut back on the fragile leafy greens in your salad bowl, and ramp up vegetables of a more robust order.
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Its 30-acre campus of low-slung buildings in a leafy park in this city has become as much pilgrimage site as cultural destination.
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The crowd was well supplied with alcohol, and young men's cheeks bulged with khat, a leafy plant chewed for the mild high it provides.
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And when it's tossed with curly leafy mustard greens, it evolves in a different and distinct way — a little deeper, more warmly, less sharp.
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Closest to Cape Town is the leafy suburb of Constantia, the country's oldest wine region; Groot Constantia estate is 220 years old this year.
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By 1910, when the leafy temperance town of Hollywood merged with its big sister to the east, the enlarged city's population was over 300,000.
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But a hearty, creamy, heavily spiced stew that just happens to be free of meat or dairy, and full of protein and leafy greens?
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Next, add as many dark, leafy greens as you can fit in the pot, cooking just long enough to get them bright and tender.
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"I was like, I don't know what the [expletive] this is," she said as we strolled down the leafy streets leading to Wicker Park.
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Twitter users pounced on the tweet more quickly than a swarm of feral hogs might spring upon a leafy yard, and the jokes spread.
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Book Royal Isabela starting at $359 per nightThe Royal Isabela, in Isabela, Puerto Rico, features large suites tucked throughout the resort's lush leafy grounds.
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And then you can slide into the weekend on Friday night with Alison Roman's ace recipe for steak with a leafy-greens salsa verde.
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In the residential areas of the village, colonials, older four-squares, Cape Cods and split-levels on small lots line leafy streets with sidewalks.
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Pros: Low price, reasonable power, ease of useCons: Somewhat flimsy construction, not good for blending leafy greens or chopping frozen ingredients, only two speeds
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Off the Menu 180 TENTH BY SMORGASBURG The leafy, welcoming terrace in front of the High Line Hotel is ready for its seasonal run.
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The new rule would also relax current vegetable requirements, which say providers must offer a variety of vegetables, like leafy greens and starchy foods.
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It's small, with rooms nestled around an interior courtyard and pool area filled with leafy plants, misters to keep you cool, and a fountain.
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Two autumns back, the aspiring writer and mother of three met one other Hillary supporter in her leafy-and-heavily-Republican suburb of Richmond.
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Living in The leafy Bergen County township is seeing an influx of young families, who value its small-town atmosphere and relatively low taxes.
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The afternoon brought back memories of my lessons on the top floor of the Phillipses' home in the leafy Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh.
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"They have been haranguing us to buy," said Ravi Kohli, managing director of Karibu Homes at his office in a leafy part of Nairobi.
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The initial phase, which is to be completed later this year, will feature grow centers to produce microgreens, culinary herbs, leafy greens and kale.
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Fresh Express recently recalled some salad mixes sold at Walmart stores after the unlucky customers found a winged creature plopped among the leafy greens.
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The body of one fighter was found sprawled in the gated driveway of a home on a leafy street in the upscale Andalus neighborhood.
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On the first page we see an old man and his rambunctious granddaughter strolling the sunny sidewalks and leafy yards of a small town.
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These events, which are open to the public, have a relaxing, convivial atmosphere, with patrons seated at candlelit communal tables under a leafy canopy.
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The strain identified is different than the one linked to romaine earlier this year but appears similar to last year's outbreak linked to leafy greens.
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" But Gilberte Banier, a local council worker standing outside a polling station in Abidjan's leafy, palm-lined Cocody district, said: "This is a good thing.
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Chimps in particular spend up to half their lives in these beds, built up in trees and made of interwoven branches under a leafy mattress.
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For the vocals, Khanna suggested a couple of young sisters from a family he knew in Shenley, a leafy village 12 miles north of London.
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Jacqueline Chua, who runs Paideia Learning Academy, a tutoring centre in a leafy part of town, says parents are no less keen on her services.
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It's the perfect way to round out a breakfast sandwich, add an extra surprise crunch to leafy greens, or even infuse smoky goodness into cocktails.
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Vegetables: While most vegetables are good sources of fiber, greens – especially the dark, leafy variety – are jam-packed with fiber and a ton of micronutrients.
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Tyssen, an artist and silversmith, said people sometimes mangle the leafy lady by climbing on top of the voluptuous vegetation or in other smaller ways.
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Many of the camps are held in youth training centers, away from the city, in green, leafy settings to help the young addicts switch off.
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California and Arizona produce over 50 billion servings of leafy greens every year for US consumers, according to the California Department of Food and Agriculture.
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Trained in Glasgow, Botterill is now based in leafy Wimbledon and designs two collections every year, all of which are completely handmade using traditional methods.
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I grew up solidly middle class in quiet, leafy suburbs — one integrated, one all black — where the police were the last thing on anyone's mind.
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You need healthy fats and leafy greens; large, lavish salads featuring every color of the goddamn rainbow for a well-balanced diet and for Instagram.
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So if your feed is feeling in need of a little something green and leafy, read on for our recommendations of which ones to follow.
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IN A LEAFY neighbourhood at the foot of Bukhansan mountain in Seoul's northern suburbs sits a large office building with a stately glass-panelled entrance.
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What to me appeared nothing more than a range of clovers was in fact a collection of leafy morsels, each bursting with their own flavour.
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But somehow, Kim K was able to make it both of those things, and I may never look at leafy greens the same way again.
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The state's Health Department recommends you wash all fruits and vegetables -- especially leafy greens -- under clean, running water to remove any tiny slugs or snails.
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Days after tying the knot with the supermodel, 26, last Thursday, Kushner shared a snapshot from the nuptials in leafy upstate New York on Sunday.
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A Reuters reporter outside the Onexim office building, on a leafy boulevard in an upscale part of Moscow, said the main entrance had been locked.
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In the video shared on Stella's Instagram she can be seen being let out of a car and shooting straight into her autumnal, leafy abyss.
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He introduced a resolution to rename the street across from China's embassy in a leafy northwest Washington neighborhood in September and then again in October.
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As any true LC connoisseur knows, there are eight distinctive mallows contained in each box, from the leafy green clovers to the three-toned rainbows.
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Apocalyptic news flashes add background static as the family huddles around home movies and listens to squads of gas-masked soldiers tramping the leafy streets.
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A grow light Modern Sprout's Grow Bar employs full-spectrum LEDs for natural white light that brightens your space while providing nourishment to leafy greens.
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Calder lived on this leafy East Village block for a little under a year in 1923, commuting uptown to classes at the Art Students League.
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Both the FDA and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) knew that leafy greens were linked to the illnesses in several states by Oct.
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You can make it with whatever fresh herbs and leafy stems you can get your hands on — Nosrat has friends who make it with lettuce.
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Out canvassing in leafy suburbs, Mrs Clinton's supporters were politely assured their candidate "had killed someone, sold drugs and committed any number of unreported crimes".
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After three major E. coli outbreaks involving romaine lettuce in less than a year, it's clear that leafy greens should be classified as "high risk.".
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But what's important here is that Yuma County says it grows 90% of all leafy greens America eats between the months of November and March.
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It's quiet and secluded, filled with beautiful homes and peaceful, leafy streets, and it feels a world away from the hustle and bustle of Manhattan.
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Caldo verde is a traditional Portuguese soup made with a whoooole bunch of leafy greens—kale, collard, or spinach all make appearances in different versions.
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Most team members ride bikes or walk to the games at the Tijuca Tennis Club, set deeply into one of central Rio's compact, leafy neighborhoods.
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The average Leafy video would certainly count as "negative" and, depending on the target, "hurtful," which perhaps technically risks him being banned from the site.
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Canada's public health agency, though, has said romaine lettuce is the source of its outbreak and advised its population to avoid consuming the leafy vegetable.
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"Six Basic Cooking Techniques" uses straightforward text and photos to cover knife skills, meat cookery, pan sauces, roasting vegetables, blanching vegetables and preparing leafy greens.
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Spreading leafy fronds over a white canvas and reflecting blossoms across an unseen divide, a series of botanical collages embrace the true glory of arrangement.
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Some chefs are rallying around celtuce, a lettuce with a leafy, bitter top and a stalk that's kind of a cross between celery and asparagus.
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The hotel has a lovely restaurant and a leafy terrace cafe which offers front row seating to the grungy-glam stage of the 10th arrondissement.
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I like mint with the artichokes best of all, but I know you'll be happy with anything tender and leafy, like parsley, tarragon or dill.
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You'll also find some of London's best fashion, craft and design businesses, mostly in renovated historic buildings and warehouses off leafy squares and winding streets.
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Think someone 22017-plus, like my friend Peggy, happily retired, living in a leafy enclave, who wears Native American jewelry without irony (she's from Pennsylvania).
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Just a couple of miles away, a leafy road in the city still bears the name Kim Il Sung Avenue, after North Korea's founding dictator.
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According to the CDC, the strain is the same one that caused outbreaks linked to leafy greens and romaine lettuce in the last two years.
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We live in the leafy, up-market consulate suburb of Pulau Tikus; it's just a seven-minute stroll from the ritzy Gurney Plaza shopping center.
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The rest of the university is carved into the side of a mountain, and the hilly terrain and leafy trails make it a natural fortress.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Away from the leafy avenues of Paris, a battle over transport policy is playing out between the French capital's two most powerful politicians.
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Plants like leafy greens and seeds are great diet staples because they're high in fiber, and contain powerful phytochemicals that help keep us disease-free.
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Korbin's host family lived in a house on a leafy cul-de-sac, with two basketball hoops in the driveway and a trampoline out back.
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Attention, carrot-lovers: Marijuana smugglers just found a new way to pack some of your favorite leafy green's benefits into those carotene-laden root crops.
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"At Fresh Express, our top priority is providing consumers with the highest quality and safest fresh lettuce and leafy greens products available," the company said.
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The environmental group found that consumption of chicken and pork fell as well, though less drastically, as Americans ate more cheese, butter and leafy greens.
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So in 2012, aged 453, she left New York for Colorado, where she now runs an innovation program on the University of Denver's leafy campus.
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The property is on a quiet residential block in the Pimlico neighborhood, known for its elegant white stucco terraced houses, and is near two leafy squares.
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In the leafy capital Islamabad, once the oppressive summer heat wanes, a handful of Western diplomats can be seen buzzing around on their pastel-colored Vespas.
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Chalk it up to Lady Gaga's A Star Is Born-inspired rose tattoo or Halle Berry's leafy reveal, but suddenly, everyone is talking about back tattoos.
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In the Mexican capital, two separate marches were set to converge on the Angel of Independence monument on the city's leafy Paseo de la Reforma avenue.
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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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This feature helped name the two other species in existence — the leafy sea dragon and the common sea dragon (also known as the weedy sea dragon).
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"This is so beautiful ... its green and leafy ... I can almost smell the fresh air there," said one commenter on Harimau Malaya's Facebook post in Malay.
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She agreed, and he pulled onto a short, unpaved side street in a quiet residential area, where tall trees and leafy scrub provided plenty of cover.
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Thousand Oaks, a leafy, sprawling suburb of 127,000 people, was named the third safest city in the United States for 2018 by the Niche research company.
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Earlier this year, scientists concerned that people weren't getting enough leafy greens released a broccoli powder that could be mixed into food and drinks like coffee.
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The planters move along a wall of LED lights for 10 days, and are then put through a harvesting machine that shaves off the leafy greens.
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When following one of his transformation programs, sugar and carbs are totally eliminated from the diet and leafy greens, lean meats and fishes are the staples.
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I'd read one of his novels before I could understand it, but I didn't fall for him until years later, on that leafy October late afternoon.
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There has been a widespread trend of millennials having "leafy love affairs with houseplants," which studies have found can enhance your mood and increase overall happiness.
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These days its leafy campus also houses a museum dedicated to a famous alumnus, Billy Graham, "America's pastor", in the admiring phrase of George H.W. Bush.
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Perched on a hill in a leafy Caracas neighborhood, the Bello Monte morgue has become a symbol of the horror and indignity of death in Venezuela.
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In the four years since, Freed has kept the weight off while transitioning to her own eating plan full of lean proteins, leafy vegetables and fruits.
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By purchasing the new home, the Clinton's now own the entire cul-de-sac at the end of the road in the leafy New York suburb.
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But the spectrometer data showed that fruit still stand out against a leafy background because they reflect more light than leaves do, and therefore look brighter.
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One of the best of the bunch, Hirsch & Eber (German for "deer and boar") set up shop on a leafy boulevard in Prenzlauer Berg last November.
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On a Friday night, the mother of two with a shock of bright pink hair stands outside a 24-hour pharmacy in a leafy Moscow neighborhood.
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With this basket, they "shop" the store from a wall of daily stocked leafy greens and a display of individually packaged produce that uses biodegradable plastic.
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So either get your own little green desk buddies, or pitch the idea of bringing in some outside leafy units for the whole workspace to enjoy.
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I fled my cul-de-sac before I should have, in part because I convinced myself that it was becoming a lovely, leafy, azalea-pink prison.
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He shunned some perks of his post, including a fleet of vehicles and a mansion in the leafy part of the capital, when he was appointed.
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Tucked away in a leafy hospital courtyard, Lukacs offers not only swimming and bathing facilities but also boasts special healing powers for its mineral-rich waters.
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When it comes to produce, fruits and vegetables should be washed and rubbed under running water, especially leafy greens, to remove any tiny slugs or snails.
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It sits at the summit of the leafy Croix des Gardes hill, with 360-degree panoramic views over Cannes itself, the Lérins Islands and the Mediterranean.
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A venik is a bundle of leafy branches, usually birch or oak, that is then used to massage, pat, and whack up and down the body.
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A new report from the Environmental Working Group (EWG) suggests that the leafy green is one of the most pesticide-covered produce items at the supermarket.
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Some are more aggressive than others: BDTV, one of the channels mentioned by Leafy, has a reputation for stirring offense and causing raids on other channels.
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While the vast majority of the salad we eat is safe, leafy vegetables do cause more sickness than any other food product, including dairy and poultry.
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It's from these fertile plots where Shewry's team is growing over 100 different varieties of herbs, flowers, and leafy components that dominate Attica's Australian-inspired dishes.
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From translucent roofs and leafy surroundings to Jewel Changi-inspired looks and an "Airport City" bigger than Manhattan, here are five design proposals for the CPK.
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The lobby, in particular, was filled with leafy plants and repurposed wood and materials, framed by views of lower Manhattan and, of course, the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Outdoor space: A door in the dining area opens to a two-level deck with views of the leafy surroundings and ample room for a grill.
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But the winds knocked down many of the leafy trees, sheared off the branches of others and completely stripped the more flexible palms of their fronds.
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A pair of fatal E. coli outbreaks linked to leafy greens in the United States and Canada appear to be over, health experts said on Wednesday.
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Hudson River Park, a leafy, breezy stretch along Manhattan's lower shore, has offered a blissful respite from crowded streets for the better part of two decades.
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Heat some olive oil in it over medium-high heat, and toss in a bunch of leafy greens — some Tuscan kale, for instance — to wilt them.
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"New York has the greatest summer vegetables and fruits and leafy greens, and in the winter, we are in a real dead zone," said Mr. Hyland.
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The crops most likely to go unpicked will be leafy greens, celery, broccoli, cauliflower, radishes, and melons, Dave Puglia of the Western Growers Association told Reuters.
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"Here," is the designer's sun-filled new storefront, which opens this week on a quiet, leafy stretch of Franklin Street in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Greenpoint.
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A barefoot Buddha with dreadlocks, perched in a crazy fun house in the leafy hills of Berkeley, Mr. Lanier is a founding member of the digerati.
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Half a cup of boiled spinach contains almost 80 mg of magnesium, and beans, nuts and other leafy greens are also good sources of the mineral.
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Roger Cohen Opinion Columnist PARIS — City of leafy boulevards, of Haussmann's perspectives, Paris is also a collection of villages beset by old jealousies and family feuds.
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Mr. Zuckerberg later met briefly with the president of Georgetown, John J. DeGioia, and stayed on the leafy campus to record the interview with Fox News.
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But first, through their leafy, dappled shade wove a flood of very pretty gardeners in woven raffia skirts, fecund with blooms, under crisp sky-blue shirting.
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Alliaria petiolata is a biennial and requires two years to mature, growing as a small, leafy rosette in its first year and flowering in its second.
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I chop the white bottoms of the ramps in place of the minced garlic, saving the tender green leafy tops to add to a parsley garnish.
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A family-friendly future Nestled amid leafy hills, Nagi is famous for its wagyu beef and boasts a small manufacturing center where 19 companies have factories.
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How to pick, prep and cook leafy greens — a nutritional (and delicious) powerhouse Don't want to mess up that big piece of meat you just bought?
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Chast is driving through their leafy little town for lunch at her favorite Greek diner, the one corner of the Upper West Side in the state.
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Unlike its kin, the ruby sea dragon lacks the appendages that help camouflage leafy and weedy sea dragons among the ocean floor's kelp and sea grass.
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"We typically try to respect the mode and style of the building," Testa says, gesturing to the leafy wallpapered ceiling above the gray Bardiglio marble sink.
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Chinese vegetables are often excluded from food lists, and that's a shame because Chinese chefs are great at cooking leafy greens and highlighting their natural flavors.
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Tripod Farmers employs 400 people, growing lettuce and leafy vegetables, including watercress, sorrel, baby cos lettuce and wild arugula, known in Australia as rocket leaves, in Victoria.
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A handful of tutorial windows later, they venture out into a leafy, green hell where insect-like "zerg" clatter from the trees in alarming numbers and sizes.
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A diet rich in diverse leafy greens, avocado, nuts, legumes, and wild fish is one way to get to "low carb;" nothing but pepperoni would be another.
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While wallabies and kangaroos are found in both rural and leafy suburban areas, it is highly unusual to see them in the middle of a major city.
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On Thursday, 34,400 spectators entered the Roland Garros grounds, in the leafy southwest of Paris, a healthy number that implies another record turnout this year if sustained.
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They're also a wonderfully complementary pair of paintings, with the saturated green hues of Wiley's leafy canvas playing nicely against the more muted palette of Sherald's painting.
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According to WWD, the video features a joyous Lane in two looks: a metallic cold-shoulder dress and a dress covered in a leafy, plant-centric print.
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One was in Richmond, where Mr Kaine lives on a leafy street named Confederate Avenue (Appropriately, the house is in on the south side of the street).
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The startup's high-tech approach uses robotics, LED lighting, computer vision, sensors and data analytics to grow leafy greens with no pesticides and very little water indoors.
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In one painting, a cubist figure can be seen, maybe by a pool, lying on her stomach and draped in leafy shadows from an unseen canopy above.
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His enthusiasm is explained by the government's ban in 2014 of qat, a leafy plant which is a mild psychoactive stimulant chewed in Britain mostly by Somalis.
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From there, separate your tropical and leafy into two groups: The ones you water often and the ones you water less often should be two separate groups.
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Back in January, Roker tweeted a picture of his keto fajitas — an enticing spread of grilled steak, peppers, avocado and a leafy green salad, sans the tortillas.
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The Maui costume featured brown-hued padded arms and legs covered with tattoos, a rope necklace laced with faux shark teeth and an island-style, leafy skirt.
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Just three weeks after leaving office in 2011, Bayh changed his address to his $2.3 million home in a leafy neighborhood in Washington, according to Indiana records.
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Washington (CNN)On a cool spring evening, in the leafy shelter of a sprawling, jasmine-scented metro Washington, DC backyard, John Kerry was in a serious mood.
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If you've reached peak CBD fatigue, and don't care for kale anymore, allow us to introduce you to an equally leafy and healthy type of weed: seaweed.
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Budded the "next billion dollar crop" by Popular Mechanics magazine, Leafy was set to take them into new territory by challenging the big timber and paper industry.
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In its first season, the farm grew more than 5200 pounds of produce, including leafy greens, herbs and vegetables, researchers found when they evaluated the farm's operation.
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At Chilli Padi Nonya Cafe near a leafy university enclave, a tray-wielding robot roams the eatery, offering to collect plates from patrons in a childlike voice.
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Fresh vegetables were scarce; farmers emphasized crops that could be stored or preserved, like turnips, pumpkins, beans and potatoes, instead of leafy greens that would deteriorate quickly.
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Mettā, which sits on a leafy, unobtrusive corner in Fort Greene, has no signage, but outside its nearly floor-to-ceiling windows are geraniums, rosemary, and lavender.
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Individuals who cannot plant a tree might add a potted shrub, which is smaller than a tree but has a leafy canopy that can contribute similar benefits.
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Near Plaza Pérez Bonalde, a leafy enclave in the gritty district of Catia in western Caracas, 100 or so people, mainly women, queue up outside a bakery.
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Cooked mushrooms, for one, have twice is much potassium, while cooking spinach makes it easier for your body to absorb calcium and iron from the leafy greens.
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The time I spent getting my MBA on our leafy campus by the fountainhead of the River Rand constituted two of the best years of my life.
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Over this footage, Leafy will "rant" about something or someone—usually another YouTuber—then post a disclaimer in the caption asking viewers not to "witch hunt" them.
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"Historically, the large E. coli outbreaks linked to leafy greens have all been [caused by] prewashed, chopped, bagged salads," said Bill Marler, a prominent food safety attorney.
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We grow leafy greens because that's what grows best with the waste from the fish and means we can minimise the amount of fertiliser we add in.
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At West Somerset's Castle Cary Station, there's a nice little waiting room with neatly arranged tourist information leaflets extolling the virtues of tandem-riding through leafy lanes.
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McAlpine generously piles pears, pomegranates, cranberries and leafy satsumas onto mismatched vintage crockery and cake stands of varying heights and scales for a chaotic and colorful finish.
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The students attended institutions with pragmatic names like the Minnesota School of Business and others whose branding evoked ivy-draped buildings and leafy quads, like Corinthian Colleges.
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On a December afternoon in a leafy neighborhood here, Ms. Cabello, 20, whose name is pronounced "ca-meela ca-beyo," revisited ground zero of her romantic vicissitudes.
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It was a team player rather than a star, and I preferred the way it shifted the balance of the dish, turning it from meaty to leafy.
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They coordinate tusks, trunks and feet to de-thorn acacia trees and soften tough grasses, and they stash leafy branches across their ivory shelves for later consumption.
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Turkish and international reporters gathered Wednesday outside the consulate, a two-story ocher-colored building behind high walls on a leafy side-street in Istanbul's business district.
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A few miles east of the San Francisco Bay, the Oakland hills offer an alluring escape from the city: towering trees, leafy vegetation and panoramic bay views.
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The Brotherhood's Cairo headquarters, in an apartment building on the leafy island of Manyal in the middle of the Nile, didn't have a sign on the door.
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Emirates is opening a $40-million indoor farm in Dubai to serve high-quality, herbicide-free and pesticide-free leafy greens daily and fresher on-board food.
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A decade ago, 16 of the 32 teams adhered to that romanticized notion of camp, leaving family behind to build cohesion in spartan dormitories on leafy campuses.
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I looked around in sudden disquiet, saw the long leafy branches on the nearby trees moving and waving, and wondered if someone was behind them looking out.
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You could drive a full 30 miles through the leafy suburbs northwest of Boston before reaching a town where Mr. Trump hit 20 percent of the vote.
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Indeed, a new low-water indoor vertical farm is going up in Dubai this fall and expected to produce upwards of 6,000 pounds of leafy greens daily.
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It was on the ground floor of an ornate prewar building in the heart of the old western zone, along a leafy side street off Neue Kantstrasse.
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Next door is the Lippitt House Museum, an 21 Victorian destination with a leafy garden and fountain that can be seen through many of this house's windows.
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"Winning Olympic gold is something I've dreamt about for a very long time," she said on a New York Athletic Club rooftop terrace overlooking leafy Central Park.
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Still, DeLauer said a traditional Mediterranean diet doesn&apost emphasize those foods anyway and instead includes more cheese, artichokes, asparagus, leafy greens like broccoli rabe, and seafood.
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Downtown Brooklyn and all of Manhattan had only recently been relieved of the dark and noisome "els," and nobody wanted them resurrected in a leafy bedroom community.
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In addition to its pricey real estate, Santa Barbara County is home to a $1.5 billion agricultural industry that produces strawberries, fresh-cut flowers and leafy greens.
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I am about to take part in a spiritual ritual that involves drinking raw cacao imported from Guatemala—in the serene, leafy setting of Copenhagen's Søndermarken Park.
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Robot farming startup Iron Ox has taken the first step in doing so, announcing today that it's selling robot-reared leafy greens in a single location in California.
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Before Ms Misihairabwi-Mushonga was widowed she and her late husband owned three houses, including one in the leafy suburb of Mt Pleasant in the north of Harare.
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"WELCOME to Washington, DC", says the solid, red, white and blue sign on the corner of Branch and Southern Avenues, in this leafy entry to the nation's capital.
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While I stress about losing my ACA-granted health insurance and all the lifesaving prescriptions it allows me to access, Fiona's learning how to love her leafy greens.
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He became a spectral presence in his compound in Siboney, a leafy enclave in the west of Havana of mansions built by the sugar barons he had expropriated.
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The city has majestic architecture, leafy parks, a fine site at the confluence of three rivers on the shores of Lake Michigan and craft beer-fuelled summer festivals.
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Popular components include blood jelly, offal, tofu, noodles, wontons, lotus root, fish balls, and leafy Asian greens—accompanied by sesame paste, chili soy sauce, and raw egg yolks.
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While there is no denying the thorny, leafy, tropical beauty of a pineapple, it hardly requires any artistic ability to buy one and place it on a table.
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Our tour guides handed out hard hats and brightly colored vests and flashlights that lit the way on a dark leafy path towards the newest Universal Studios attraction.
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Instead, try winter squash, dark leafy greens, like kale and Swiss chard, Brussels sprouts and sweet potatoes, all of which are in season and likely to cost less.
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At 1 am on November 18, 2010, officers from the Los Angeles Police Department responded to reports of gunfire in a leafy cul-de-sac near Universal Studios.
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However, rival businessmen feared the rise of Leafy and his superior product and set out to smear his reputation, thus rendering him unable to do any further business.
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Since then, water testing has become commonplace in the Salinas Valley, known as the nation's "salad bowl" because about 60 percent of all leafy greens are grown there.
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"We got red chard, green chard, rainbow chard, green kale, red kale, lacinato and then collards," Gary Waugaman said, pointing at row after row of colorful leafy plants.
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In a third, a girl's delighted discovery of a leafy branch prompts motherly praise followed by a hasty query about poison oak as the child itches her face.
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People are encouraged to eat from 10 brain-healthy food groups: green leafy vegetables, all other vegetables, nuts, berries, beans, whole grains, fish, poultry, olive oil and wine.
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In her information-jammed book, 10 years in the making, she wields her Japanese cleaver to chiffonade leafy greens and slices unsuspecting sunchokes into submission with a mandoline.
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Based in leafy Cambridge for all 28 years of its existence, and owned by Japan's SoftBank, Arm Holdings' designs form the basis of every smartphone processor in existence.
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Hours earlier, people sipped grapefruit mojitos (one agency executive described it as overly leafy) and munched on sushi, hot dogs, macaroni and cheese, and warm chocolate chip cookies.
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In the leafy neighborhoods around Route 28 where Ms. Roem was canvassing a few days before the election, voters offered horror stories of waking up at 4 a.m.
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Fried matalos (Indian anchovy) and boiled lagikway (I don't think there's an English term for this, but it's a leafy plant) straight from our farm in the province.
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Situated in the leafy upmarket neighborhood of Holland Park, the property is a prime location, though at the time of purchase the structure was in very poor condition.
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Instead, they eat at least six servings a week of green leafy vegetables such as spinach or kale, and at least one serving a day of another vegetable.
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A leafy town on the outskirts of London that's home to some of the City's top bankers and hedge fund managers is an unlikely hotbed of political revolution.
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She lived alone in a tidy red-brick home in a leafy Denver neighborhood that she paid for by working shifts at a Samsonite luggage factory, now closed.
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One serving of vegetables could be one cup of leafy greens, a half-cup of cooked or raw veggies, or three-fourths of a cup of vegetable juice.
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The five-story building, which opened in 1915 and went co-op four years later, lacks the leafy central garden of many larger prewar buildings in the area.
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Each color is processed, and then projected onto this leafy, three-dimensional sculpture, creating "an enchanting floral-like pattern," similar to Steven T. Wong's geometric kinetic sculpture, Memesis.
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Chicken Cranberry Sunflower Salad Adding protein to your leafy greens can weigh them down, but this shredded chicken recipe keeps the mix light — and packed with protein.5.
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"Future tests will study other types of leafy crops as well as small fruits like pepper and tomatoes, to help provide supplemental fresh produce for the astronaut diet."
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"There are a hundred claims for what it does," said Lynn Hirshfield, whose Los Angeles-based business Leafy Dog makes peanut butter and grain-free CBD pet treats.
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From hanging planters and gardening aprons to throw pillows adorned with leafy accents, every item in the Botanisk collection will help transform your home into a spring oasis.
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A large black screen was drawn on Friday morning across leafy Balfour Street in Jerusalem, concealing the prime minister's official residence and the comings and goings of investigators.
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Leafy greens are often the culprit in E. coli outbreaks because, unlike other foods, preparation often lacks a "kill step," in which they are subjected to high heat.
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Just three months earlier, Mr. Zottola's son, Salvatore Zottola, was ambushed by a gunman and left for dead on a leafy street outside his family's Throgs Neck compound.
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LONDON — It has a lot going for it: a two-story house on a leafy cul-de-sac, a short walk from schools, parks and a train station.
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His tasting menu that evening included spring garlic, knotweed, herbs foraged at the beach, lovage, rhubarb and a leafy northern plant called orpin with a slightly bitter flavor.
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We went to the leafy suburbs of northern New Jersey, where property values are high, local taxes keep climbing, and residents are furious about the Republican tax plan.
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Active throughout the winter, cottontails prefer to feed on green leafy plants in summer, but they resort to twigs, vines and other rougher fare as the seasons change.
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We ended up on some stone pathway that climbed into a leafy terrain, following signs that were definitely not for the place we read about in the guidebook.
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While many health fanatics praised kale as a superfood, others have remarked on the leafy green's bitter taste and rough texture, which needs to be "massaged" while raw.
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The C.D.C. linked the current outbreak to the same strain of E. coli that caused outbreaks linked to leafy greens in 2017 and to romaine lettuce in 2018.
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Besides Kale, Swiss chard, collards, spinach, and broccoli are loaded with vitamins A, C, and K. Because leafy green plants aren't just for your mid-century modern planters.
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No matter what your living situation is, there's bound to be some little leafy, prickly or viney creature hearty enough to withstand even the least green of thumbs.
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Women in particular also need antioxidant nutrients like vitamin C and vitamin E, found in berries, citrus fruits, almonds, raw cacao, Brazil nuts and many leafy green vegetables.
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