So, not only do blazars produce high-energy gamma rays, but they also produce high-energy protons and nuclei, which then produce neutrinos.
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Agroson's LLC recalled certain Cavi brands, Grande Produce recalled the Caribeña brand, FreshTex Produce LLC recalled the Valery Brand, and Bravo Produce Inc.
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What jobs do they produce, what economic growth do they produce?
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Hence: the laws of nature produce stars, stars invariably produce carbon,
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What we really want to unleash -- that's what we produce here is ideas, we produce plans, we produce policies and then we implement them.
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Farmers can then produce a huge amount of produce if disease strikes.
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Oprah continues to produce shows on the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN), produce and act in movies and television shows, and produce O, the Oprah magazine.
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Some people don&apost produce as much earwax as others; some people produce harder earwax; some people produce softer earwax, like more mucusy-type earwax.
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And the talks, if they produce results, or if they produce further talks to hopefully produce some good results, that will be where the details lie.
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The bacteria produce an enzyme that makes a reaction to produce calcium carbonate.
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Females produce eggs and bear young; males produce sperm and impregnate the females.
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Which is reasonable, actually, because dingers produce runs, whereas bunts mostly produce outs.
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Solar power alone could produce twice as much electricity as we currently produce.
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A.I. systems don't just produce fake tweets; they also produce fake news videos.
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Solar panels produce when it's sunny and wind farms produce when it's windy.
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She suggests that knowledge can produce conversion, and that conversion can produce resistance.
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That farm, according to the business, will produce three tons of produce per day.
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You'll get two shopping bags, two muslin produce bags, and two mesh produce bags.
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Imperfect Produce is a service that delivers seasonal, cosmetically imperfect produce for affordable prices.
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He knows that while he can produce a bomb, he can't produce a peace.
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According to Imperfect Produce, one in five pieces of produce don't pass the benchmark.
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So, all dogs produce allergens, and some dogs will produce more allergens than others.
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So, first of all, rinse your produce, scrub firmed produce like melons and cucumbers with a brush, dry the produce, separate uncooked meats and poultry from other foods.
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We have to produce strong returns and we have to produce the goals in society.
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Do they produce it in any way intentionally — do they produce it to manipulate us?
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Branded produce represents 72 percent of the $1.1 billion produce snacking category, according to Nielsen.
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Too many companies focus on what they produce, not what they produce it, Sinek claims.
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Every week, she gets local Puerto Rican produce delivered to her doorstep, courtesy of PRoduce!
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One thing they say about Russia in Europe: they produced, they produce, they will produce.
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A Medicaid rewrite could produce the savings to produce true tax reform, rather than tax cuts.
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The cell begins to produce viral proteins, which are used to produce millions of new viruses.
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The cell begins to produce viral proteins, which are used to produce millions of new viruses.
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But the agency doesn't know how much those facilities produce—if they produce anything at all.
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"I don't suggest that we should produce more, but we can produce more," said the prince.
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We are selling fresh produce and then the Juicero press presses out juice from the produce.
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The company says that its produce will stay fresh two to three times longer than untreated produce.
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Distilleries called maquiladoras — some of which produce award-winning tequilas — produce tequilas for brand owners, says Morales.
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This code can produce new pathways for enzymes to work together or for organisms to produce them.
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Those companies produce information for the market and at the same time, produce a market for information.
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Foreigners produce some things better than we do, and we produce some things better than they do.
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Ivory Coast is blessed with both natural resources to produce hydropower and gas to produce thermo-power.
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Like a cursor, tapping different points will produce straight lines; holding and dragging will produce the curves.
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Nondisabled parents produce disabled children with startling regularity — and disabled people produce nondisabled children time and again.
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Produce that has been exposed to the environment often goes bad faster [than produce grown in greenhouses].
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The social conditions that produce violence against women also produce anxieties around issues like abortion and transgender rights.
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Imperfect Produce and Hungry Harvest are focused on the B2C market of delivering excess produce straight to consumers.
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So-- I don't really have the same urge to produce automobiles that he apparently has to produce candy.
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The 35 produce merchants at the market are represented in negotiations by the New York Produce Trade Association.
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"It means you're throwing out less produce and it means higher quality produce in your refrigerator," says Rogers.
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China imports the ore to produce nickel pig iron (NPI) that is then used to produce stainless steel.
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China imports the ore to produce nickel pig iron (NPI) that is then used to produce stainless steel.
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But definitely all dogs produce allergens, and all dogs could be allergenic, but some dogs will produce less.
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It takes about twice as much energy to produce new aluminum as it does to produce new plastic.
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And she doesn't understand that you have to acquire the produce and you have to wash the produce.
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Apple is relying on Samsung to produce enough displays, and on many partners to produce reliable Face ID components.
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Buy produce on sale Local and ethnic grocery markets usually have a 'sale bin' somewhere in the produce section.
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Magnetite is particularly costly to produce as the ore has to be heavily processed to produce high quality concentrate.
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Even chicken – the most efficient meat to produce – requires nine calories from plants to produce one calorie of meat.
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These young men they exemplified the best in what our school can produce and what our state can produce.
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Sometimes they produce more power than customers need, at other times they may not produce enough to meet demand.
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The store will still sell a wide variety of organic produce, though its selection of conventional produce is wider.
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Some may ultimately produce game-changing innovations, while others may not produce practical applications for decades or at all.
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Walmart is redesigning its fresh produce department in response to customer complaints about crowding and difficulty finding organic produce.
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We're not taking the better produce; we're actually just picking out the produce that has a longer shelf life.
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And he now wants to cast liberals and Democrats as mobs, saying Democrats produce mobs while Republicans produce jobs.
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Conspiracy theories do not produce dissidents, they produce zombies either unwilling or too uncomfortable to challenge their political leaders.
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I bring up Pomplamoose's monthly trips to LA and, by extension, the pressure that YouTube puts on creators to produce, produce, produce—a pressure that's come to feel increasingly exploitative for reasons Conte outlines and beyond.
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Emmett, Furla and Lydia Hull will produce Trauma Center, while Ted Farnsworth, Tim Sullivan and Alex Eckert will executive produce.
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Mahovic says to always wash loose produce under running water, even when organic—organic produce isn't safer from foodborne illness.
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It turns out that all kinds of rockets produce these emissions, but some types of vehicles produce more than others.
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Breeders could more precisely produce better tea varieties that produce higher crop yields and use water and nutrients more efficiently.
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Edipeel is usually sprayed on produce during the wash cycle, before produce is sorted and packed to go to retailers.
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The nutrient cycling piece is primarily why organic produce tastes so much better than conventional produce – it's packed with nutrients.
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Duke, North Carolina and Kentucky could each produce three first-round picks, and Virginia and Gonzaga could each produce two.
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Why do some regions — say, Sardinia, Italy, or Okinawa, Japan —produce dozens of these "supercentenarians" while other regions produce none?
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Unlike women, who are born with all the eggs they will ever produce, after puberty men continuously produce new sperm.
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Local produce has a smaller carbon footprint than produce from other places because it didn't have to be transported anywhere.
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CBD proponents claim the compound doesn't produce a high like marijuana, but produce benefits such as anxiety relief and inflammation reduction.
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"They want to produce, they like to produce, and they are producing," Tampa Bay coach Jon Cooper said after Thursday's win.
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"We will offer revenue share to all existing podcasters out there, but also co-produce and produce original content," he adds.
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Scrub firm produce like cucumbers and melon with a produce brush and thoroughly rinse -- even items that come in a package.
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She was challenged by Lord Byron to produce a ghost story, who believed that women couldn't produce a work of horror.
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Oil sands producers use large amounts of gas to produce power and steam to cook the oil sands to produce crude.
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Abrams is set to produce, RuPaul to executive produce and Orange is the New Black and Power's Gary Lennon will write.
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Indian mills traditionally produce white sugar for local consumption, but they produce raw sugar during years of surplus to help exports.
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Cogeneration plants produce electricity that powers oil sand operations, as well as steam to cook the oil sands to produce crude.
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Produce from the manual part of the facility currently represents 36% of the produce that Plenty sells to vendors, Ra said.
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They exist as a way, in the current collegiate landscape, to produce revenue and produce money that otherwise would not exist.
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While a shop like Bruce's could produce 2,000 handmade patties a day, a machine could produce that number within an hour.
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I usually only get produce here because the quality is great and I think the prices are extremely reasonable on produce.
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I tested two of the big players in the world of unwanted produce: Misfits Market and Imperfect Foods (formerly Imperfect Produce).
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I had requested my company not to mass produce many of our advanced technologies, but produce them on a small scale.
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For 66A, "workers at the sticker factory" PRODUCE those little sticky origin identifiers that come on oranges and avocados: PRODUCE LABELS.
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It seems both beautiful and foreign to American ears, for instance, to hear a factory worker proclaim that the idea of being driven to "produce, produce, produce" is a blight on the world, proposing that people seek contentment instead.
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For instance, it seems both beautiful and foreign to American ears to hear a factory worker proclaim that the idea of being driven to "produce, produce, produce" is a blight on the world, proposing that people seek contentment instead.
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It&aposs going to be, produce everything or else you&aposre trying to cover up something if you don&apost produce it.
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"Otherwise you have to produce three different antigens, and now you have to produce just one," said Malchiodi, who led the research.
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Countries that produce whiskey include the United States and Ireland, while Canada, Scotland and Japan all produce whisky, according to The Kitchn.
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The "produce safety" rule, meanwhile, establishes enforceable and science-based safety standards related to how farmers grow, harvest, pack, and hold produce.
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I notice in this book that you spend a lot of time dealing with the folks who produce advertising, who produce propaganda.
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BahrEco Washable Mesh Produce Bags, Set of 5, $9.97This set of five reusable produce bags are a big life hack for sustainability.
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Supporters argue that nuclear plants can produce enormous amounts of power without the carbon dioxide that burning coal and natural gas produce.
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Produce managers probably won't know the answer, but insist that they find out — and ask them to label hydroponic produce as hydroponic.
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That plant, which was slated to produce 30,000 tonnes per year in 2017, is now expected to produce half that in 33.
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We operate mostly by choosing practices and not works, allowing artists to produce exactly the type of exhibitions they want to produce.
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That's especially true for produce arriving by air, which is likely to be fresher and cost more than produce arriving by ship.
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Trump and his administration are stonewalling in every way possible, refusing to produce administration officials for testimony and refusing to produce documents.
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Older people produce less saliva — particularly because they often take drugs that produce dry mouth — which also leaves teeth vulnerable to decay.
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"The President and the executive branch have to produce witnesses, and they have to produce documents when we ask for them," said Rep.
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Just as nukes produce fallout, anti-satellite weapons which explode, or simply hit their target at orbital speed, produce large amounts of debris.
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This would produce an elementary charged particle called a tau-lepton, which would produce the type of signature observed by the ANITA balloons.
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This process keeps expanding: the more power you produce, the more technology you can create, which in turn will produce even more power.
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The kind of H-bombs that produce blasts in the megaton range certainly produce a sizeable portion of their energy from fusion reactions.
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Meanwhile, Amazon is beating everyone in the non-produce category, and is desperately trying to move into the same-day produce delivery business.
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But anyone can have pride in themselves, and that would make them happier as people, and produce the movement likely to produce change.
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Berlanti will produce an initial four movies focused in the young adult space, while Witherspoon's Hello Sunshine will produce at least two films.
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Fresh produce accounts for 33 percent of perishable dollar sales, yet fresh produce companies only account for 10 percent of all media dollars.
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And always remember to wash your produce before eating — other shoppers have likely handled the produce in the same way that you have.
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A number of native orchid species produce leaves only during the winter months; others never produce leaves, or possess little or no chlorophyll.
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Russian truck maker KamAZ began participated in a joint venture from November 2006-2010 at the facility to produce to produce civilian vehicles.
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Most lightbulbs produce "white" light — but different bulbs produce subtly different shades of light, and that can change the ambience in a room.
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Produce realistic colors with wide dynamic range: Because reality is not a comic book Produce sharp details with little image noise: Because details matter.
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"Here, the Committee seeks to compel Mr. McGahn to produce White House documents the Executive Branch has directed that he not produce," Burck wrote.
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He cofounded Imperfect Produce in 2015, which brings unwanted produce from farms direct to subscribers for less than you'd pay at the grocery store.
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Without fertilizer, either we produce less food or we use much more land to produce the same amount, at greater economic and environmental cost.
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Imported produce costs one quarter as much as local crops; it's cheaper to import food than to produce it and selections are extremely limited.
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After being heated to 40 degrees centigrade, the worms that could produce the protein slept, and the ones that couldn't produce the protein didn't.
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Nearly 2000,25 passenger vehicles and more than 230 commercial trucks cross, too, hauling American produce and products south and Mexican produce and goods north.
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Produce: The U.S. imported $10.8 billion of produce from Mexico in 2017, with tomatoes topping the list of imported vegetable, per the Washington Post.
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Scallops take far less energy to produce (they produce themselves) than beef or chicken or pork, and they're not farting out methane like cattle.
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Third, the House Intelligence Committee will produce a report that will go to the House Judiciary Committee, which could then produce articles of impeachment.
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The truth is that we don't produce meat today the way we did yesterday, and we won't produce it tomorrow as we do today.
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This combination of convenience, price, and produce quality (despite the physical imperfections) was why I told anyone who would listen to try Imperfect Produce.
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Shop for fruits and veggies with Imperfect ProduceImperfect Produce fights food waste by finding a home for "ugly" produce that is still perfectly tasty.
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That farm is expected to be open and delivering produce locally by midyear, and is designed to produce 4.5 million pounds of greens annually.
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Businesses like Imperfect Produce hope to bridge that gap by selling ugly but otherwise normal produce at a discount of 30 to 50 percent.
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" She added: "The ability to do those renewable things relies to some extent on the plastics we produce and the chemicals that we produce.
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" She added: "The ability to do those renewable things relies to some extent on the plastics we produce and the chemicals that we produce.
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"More assets like machines let workers produce more, and when workers can produce more, businesses can afford to pay their workers more," he said.
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"If you're a super-producer, you can produce whatever you want to produce," Will said, leaning against a railing on the Santa Monica Promenade.
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It's also harder to produce a targeted vaccine for H2000N2710 than for other variants, because of the way we produce the vaccine using eggs.
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Produce at a Rankin Inlet grocery store/Photo via Facebook The latest price hike appears to be partly due to the drooping loonie and poor quality of produce from the frost and drought-struck southern US, where some Canadian produce comes from in the winter.
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"The two leading causes of produce spoilage are water loss and oxidation — that's water evaporating out of the produce and oxygen getting in," Rogers says.
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The employees sort, load and unload produce for 35 merchants at the market, who are represented in negotiations by the New York Produce Trade Association.
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While at best they produce the soap opera effect, at worst they can produce weird visual artifacts that can distract even the least sensitive viewer.
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Nintendo can only produce so many titles on its own, so expect lots of remakes and remasters, which are comparably cheap and quick to produce.
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Without ARM's licensing, Huawei would effectively be unable to produce new processors, making the decision a substantial one regarding Huawei's ability to produce new phones.
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"The fresher the produce is, the better it tastes," said Bob Harrington, president of Specialty Produce, which supplies hundreds of restaurants and hotels in California.
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That means for every gallon of gasoline refineries produce they must also produce a gallon or slightly more of other fuels, lubricants and petrochemical feedstocks.
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Unfortunately, the produce section is not always on point and there's no kale or good apples today, so I'll get produce at another store later.
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Refineries like PBF's produce very little fuel oil, and brand new complexes such as Saudi Aramco's Jubail or Reliance's Jamnagar in India produce virtually none.
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The blowback from those voters over the GOP failure to produce a better healthcare plan could produce a nightmare for Republicans in the 2018 midterms.
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The ranking Democrats say paper ballots are "basic necessities" for a reliable voting system, but the companies still produce machines that don't produce paper results.
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"We feel that he's going to produce, and produce at a high level," Girardi said of Hicks, who has two singles in 22 at-bats.
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"I don't suggest that we should produce more, but we can produce more," said the prince, who is second in line to the Saudi throne.
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About 430 surface mines produce about 500 million short tons of coal per year, while around 230 underground mines produce about 270 million short tons.
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So when a neutrino travels through water, "it will produce light in the same way that Concord used to produce sonic booms," said Dr Uchida.
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If you're interested in learning more about what it's like to order conventional and organic "ugly produce" from Imperfect Produce, you can find details below.
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"Kevin always wanted to produce original content and wanted to produce shows, but we didn't realize what direction it would take until then," says Kleiman.
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In fact, Flynn says, studies show frozen and canned produce have a higher content of some of the cancer-fighting components found in fresh produce.
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A note for context: I get really, really excited about produce, especially produce like the kind I saw at Wegmans: colorful, consistent, and well-organized.
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As far as gloves go, Gloster is fond of using an extra produce bag as a makeshift barrier while handling the rest of her produce.
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"We know that the sanctions regime will not really produce the results that they're expected to produce in terms of changing Iranian behavior," he said.
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Take produce out of plastic bags to slow the decay process and don't wash produce until you're ready to eat it (to slow mold growth).
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"All the stresses you produce in the glass tend to concentrate on those small defects, and that's where it will produce a fracture," says Frankberg.
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Produce Box offers fresh produce, fruit, and Italian ice at an affordable price, all by way of Chicago's not-for-profit store Green City Market.
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But different people produce different amounts of lubrication — and hormonal birth control, certain medications, and hormonal changes can reduce the amount of natural lubrication you produce.
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Check your fridge (or your non-Check your fridge (or your non-refrigerated produce basket) produce basket) because we have an avocado recall on our hands.
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And if you do end up sticking with the fresh produce, make sure you're cleaning it correctly by checking out the Safest Way to Wash Produce.
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Thus some physicists hope to detect them by looking to astrophysical sources, which can produce the requisite amounts of energy to produce these more massive particles.
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A Founding Father of the country that would produce James Baldwin and Langston Hughes believed African Americans could not produce thoughts more complex than literal narration.
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The researchers stimulated the neurons of four mice to make them produce more dopamine, and blocked the neurons of four mice to make them produce less.
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"The conditions and costs of the zone also allow us to produce robusta at very competitive prices versus other countries that produce this coffee," Chamorro said.
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With the help of an Oakland food waste startup called Imperfect Produce, it's piloting an ugly produce program in a handful of San Francisco–area stores.
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Unlike light waves, which propagate wavelengths that are smaller than the object that emits them, gravitational ripples produce wavelengths larger than the objects that produce them.
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And the United States is probably two steps ahead of China in terms of a limited ability to produce stimulation, to produce that kind of growth.
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They used one camera, which can produce about 12,000 frames per second, and another camera that can produce a 100 megapixel photo of the slow mo.
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Strange that we force the workers who produce our healthy produce to live on such low wages meaning that they can scarcely afford the good stuff.
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Slamming career federal employees for the failures of Washington's political class may produce headlines, but it won't produce the meaningful reforms we all know are necessary.
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If dialogue is insufficient to produce meaningful change, investment managers can and should vote their proxies in ways that reflect their concern and produce needed changes.
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By Obama administration estimates, it would take about a year for them to produce enough new material for a weapon — longer to produce the weapon itself.
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Other breaks would go to those who produce alternative fuel sources like biodiesel, or to energy suppliers that produce power using geothermal fuel cells or hydropower.
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Tesla expects to produce 50,000-55,000 Model 3s next quarter, and wants to produce 6,000 Model 3 vehicles per week by late August, per the letter.
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"More assets like machines let workers produce more, and when workers can produce more, businesses can afford to pay their workers more," he said last month.
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Their prices fluctuate on seasonal produce, and they give a price break to restaurants that buy across multiple categories like dairy, produce, dry goods and protein.
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She then finds that the Chinese economy tends to track Beijing's stimulus efforts, which produce booms, and its moves to curb unsustainable lending, which produce slowdowns.
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She and others learned to adapt to climate change and produce high-quality tomatoes and other produce for export, at up to twice the local price.
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All the produce is organic, and you're paying about $1 per pound, whereas at a grocery store you'd pay about $2.50 per pound of organic produce.
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It is conceivable that an eventual conflict between the party and the military could produce a political earthquake, which could in theory produce a political transition.
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Investigators had previously worked with Parabon to produce an image of the suspect's face from crime scene DNA, something that did not produce any meaningful leads.
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Females only produce one offspring a year, though some may only produce every two to three years, and dog attacks and car accidents also pose threats.
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Russian truck maker KamAZ began participating in a joint venture at the facility to produce to produce civilian vehicles from November 2006 to 2010, Lewis said.
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Avoiding foodborne illnesses The report notes that improved agricultural practices are needed to stop produce-related outbreaks, and the US Food and Drug Administration is implementing routine inspections of large produce farms and providing assistance to the produce industry to help outbreak investigations and prevent contamination.
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We see a protective benefit of these molecules when we 'transplant' bacteria that produce them (as compared to bacteria that are engineered to specifically not produce them).
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Ohio test for incitement, which allows for punishment only of speech that is calculated to produce "imminent lawless action" and is likely to actually produce that action.
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The Chinese company is now building a separate team to produce bigger budget movies and hopes to produce two to three $100-million-budget movies each year.
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Kim Roth, Poppy Hanks, Allen Bain, Gary Pearl, Thomas L. Carter and Teddy Smith will executive produce, and Macro, Forward Movement, Oil & Cattle and Bainframe will produce.
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Outbreaks of cyclosporiasis — which is often spread through imported produce — tend to hit the Midwest in the summer due to produce distribution channels, according to Consumer Reports.
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First things first: "When buying produce, use all senses: sight, sound, taste, smell, touch," said Nathan Bochler, a former executive chef who now works for Specialty Produce.
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Recently, I've been using these reusable green bags from Amazon to store my fresh produce: they apparently keep your produce fresh for up to 10 times longer.
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Just one participant said the U.S. would produce less than 12 million barrels, while 13.5% expect the U.S. to produce 103 million barrels a day or more.
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EST Several Northern Calinfornian Whole Foods outlets will start working with startup Imperfect Produce to provide access to cosmetically imperfect produce, starting a trial run Apr. 2016.
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Over more than a year, significant tariffs have failed to reverse corporate profits into losses, failed to produce net job contraction, and failed to produce consumer inflation.
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Sonar will produce the series with Peele acting as executive producer and Black List wunderkind David Weil is onboard to co-executive produce and pen the script.
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The first is speed, we'd like to say we produce things - we used to say at least 90 days, but now I produce in 6365, 60 days.
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"The failure to produce this witness and the failure to produce those documents we consider strong evidence of obstruction of the constitutional functions of Congress," Schiff said.
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Mexico is better suited for the development of produce — its tomatoes and avocados are major export products — while the United States is better equipped to produce grain.
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Howard will produce under his Imagine Entertainment banner along with Brian Grazer, while Tatum will also produce with his Free Association partners Reid Carolin and Peter Kiernan.
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Rinsing produce under tap water is an effective way to eliminate pesticide residues from produce, according to the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, a government-run scientific group.
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It's a full model of how we produce across our lives, what we produce for, and the rhetoric of freedom and creativity that surrounds all of that.
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While its magnetic field is generally much weaker than those stars most likely to produce a superflare, some lesser stars still do manage to produce destructive superflares.
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China's tariffs are expected to hurt automakers as well as companies that make industrial components in the United States, and produce soybean, whisky and other agricultural produce.
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He believes it is common sense for a remote, disaster-prone island to produce as much of its own food as possible - and besides, local produce sells.
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More vigorous plants may produce many times more; I have read estimates that a square yard of infested woodland can produce upward of 12,500 seeds per year.
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But, when your first shipment of ugly produce arrives and you peer inside the recyclable cardboard box, you do a double take: the produce is not ugly.
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"Through working with our many partners we came up with the 'no name Naturally Imperfect' produce line, produce that may be smaller, misshapen, or have a slight blemish—all imperfections that do not affect the quality and taste of the product, but allow us to offer the product at up to 30 percent less than conventional produce items," says Dan Branson, the senior director of produce at Loblaw Companies Limited.
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Also, whether you're trying to get pregnant or not, eating some produce is better than deciding not to eat any produce at all because you're afraid of pesticides.
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And the most important source of productivity growth is what economists call "total factor productivity," which essentially means innovation in what we produce and how we produce it.
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However, no customers for the panels it will produce have been announced, and Wisconsin's governor says it will only produce 1,500 jobs, not the 13,000 jobs originally promised.
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While Apple survived the Macintosh Portable's failure intact and went on to produce the well received PowerBook, it would also produce the Newton, immediately after killing the Portable.
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It costs $3,000 to $4,000 to produce a kilo of fentanyl — the same cost as to produce a kilo of heroin, according to Russ Baer, a DEA spokesman.
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Either the alcohol they produce kills them at around 1 or 2 percent alcohol, or they produce flavors like "horse blanket" that most beer drinkers aren't interested in.
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It will produce both biodiesel and biojet fuel for the aviation industry, and Total added it would also produce premium hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO), known as renewable diesel.
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However, these factors combined make Mystery Show unsustainable to produce and publish on a consistent basis, and therefore Gimlet will no longer produce new episodes of Mystery Show.
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Undoubtedly, if the industry can produce 2.5 billion gallons in 2016, it will certainly be able to produce more than the 2.1 billion gallons required under the RFS.
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Composing sequences of genetic parts that effectively produce a new drug or can enable the microbes of the corn plant to produce its own fertilizer are complex problems.
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Basically, some fruits and vegetables produce a gas as they ripen and that gas, called ethylene, can make some other produce ripen too quickly and begin to rot.
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"We've seen celery sales in produce triple in growth from the previous year," Masud Alam, the Northeast Regional Produce Coordinator at Whole Foods Market, wrote in an email.
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It has materials to produce around 800,000 masks on hand and plans to produce up to 2 million masks per month as long as it has the materials.
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The plants produce a family of chemicals known as cannabinoids, some of which are psychoactive — meaning they produce a high when smoked or ingested — while others are not.
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Under the nuclear deal, Tehran was allowed to produce low-enriched uranium with a 300-kg limit, and produce heavy water with a stock capped around 130 tonnes.
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"The failure to produce this witness, the failure to produce these documents, we consider yet additional strong evidence of obstruction of the constitutional functions of Congress," said Rep.
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While the 21st-century Kremlin has the capacity to produce a weapon unlike the 20th-century Kremlin of Gorbachev or his predecessors, Kim Jong Un clearly has the ability to produce an intercontinental weapon unlike any his grandfather or father could have hoped to produce when they ruled from Pyongyang.
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Health officials recommend thoroughly washing fruits and vegetables under running water (and scrubbing firm produce like melons and cucumbers with a clean produce brush) before eating or cutting them.
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The unpopularity of the law during its creation undoubtedly helped produce the misshapen product of 2010 and its sudden popularity helped produce the GOP's Keystone Cops routine in 2017.
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"The failure to produce this witness, the failure to produce these documents we consider yet additional strong evidence of obstruction of the constitutional functions of Congress," Schiff told reporters.
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"The failure to produce this witness, the failure to produce these documents, we consider yet additional strong evidence of obstruction of the constitutional functions of Congress," Schiff told reporters.
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For $15 every week, they'll send you produce that's perfectly fine, but it's just that a high percentage of produce found in stores has to have this perfect look.
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Cubadebate said the Che Guevara plant planned to produce 19,000 tonnes this year, while according to Sherritt the Pedro Soto Alba will produce between 31,500 tonnes and 32,500 tonnes.
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BahrEco Reusable Mesh Produce Bags, $9.97, available at AmazonMost of us have become accustomed to putting all of our fresh produce into plastic bags when we go grocery shopping.
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He says the competition his plan would produce would help produce a path toward "Medicare for All," particularly if insurers don't lower their costs, according to his campaign website.
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This would hit Americans especially hard in the produce aisle, where we would undoubtedly see sticker shock if Mexican produce is limited because of changes in U.S. trade policy.
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The bulbs can produce 16 million colors, so you can do fancy tricks like produce a color gradient across your room, sync to music, and simulate a dance party.
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Not many bands can bounce back after a decade break and still produce something good, if they even produce something at all (still waiting on that new album, D4).
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You might be wondering whether this all will produce rather a lot of trash in orbit, since all these launches and the satellites themselves produce waste of various kinds.
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The zinnias were not selected because they produce pretty flowers, but because they are a good precursor to tomato plants, which take up to 90 days to produce fruit.
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Which means that they might produce their own product—they might produce, like, a salami—but for other products they're using other companies that are making products for them.
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"Yes, it could be used to produce fake Yelp reviews, but it's not that expensive to pay people in third-world countries to produce fake Yelp reviews," he said.
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The Sharons worked directly with produce distributors to sell organic produce for lower prices while also saving shelf space for traditional products such as Oreo cookies and Coca-Cola.
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Also, when farmers use manure from animals to treat fields growing produce, antibiotic-resistant bacteria can contaminate the produce, which unsuspecting consumers then might put into a nice salad.
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"Now you produce what you say you will produce," Clark said at a briefing in London, adding that the airline would only take planes when they were truly ready.
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Other arts — music, painting — produce more abstract pleasures.
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And they will pay for an alternative power system for North Korea that will allow them to produce electricity while making it much harder for them to produce nuclear weapons.
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"I have not been able to produce one case where in comparison to a story about nonviolence, a neutral control, stories about violence produce support for gun rights," she said.
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Johnson requested the FBI "produce this material as soon as possible," but gave the bureau a deadline of June 29 to produce any classified or unclassified responses to his questions.
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About six years ago, Kraig Biocraft was able to genetically engineer silkworms to produce spider silk, which Rice said allowed the company to produce the material in an economical way.
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The longwall machine can produce about 2700,214 tons daily, a significant improvement on traditional underground methods, which typically produce up to 2000,500 tons of coal a day in a section.
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France's Eramet SA, meanwhile, plans to produce 20,000 tonnes at the Centenario-Ratones salt flat, while Canada's Enirgi Group Corporation aims to produce 50,000 tonnes through its ADY Resources subsidiary.
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For years, Southeastern U.S. growers of fresh, seasonal produce have struggled as Mexican growers swamp the American market every winter with cheap produce, thanks to NAFTA's elimination of trade barriers.
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Since its inception, the organization has signed more than 70 celebrities to pose with delectable produce on posters that are shown in grocery and food stores and at produce stands.
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Thus, instead of requiring the majority to produce 60 affirmative votes to end a filibuster, the Senate could require the minority to produce 41 negative votes to maintain a filibuster.
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"The real challenge of the study was to produce strains that produce flavor molecules at the right concentrations without sacrificing other aspects of the brewing yeast performance," said Dr. Denby.
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"The experiment at the core of my practice is to see what happens if you don't produce something material but still produce something," Sehgal wrote in an email from Berlin.
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"I'm concerned about the government interfering in the marketplace because it may ultimately interfere with your ability to produce the products in the free marketplace that you want to produce."
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But if a nation in flames isn't enough to produce a consensus for action — if it isn't even enough to produce some moderation in the anti-environmentalist position — what will?
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The architects said the towers helped create a microclimate that would produce humidity, absorb carbon dioxide and dust particles and produce oxygen, calling them a model for sustainable residential building.
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McAllen, Texas (CNN)For decades, tons of fresh produce have passed through the McAllen Produce Terminal Market -- a critical gateway connecting Mexican fruits and vegetables with US kitchens and restaurants.
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I'm not saying people shouldn't eat fresh produce; I love eating fresh produce, but I also know that it's really expensive and it takes a lot of time to prepare.
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Because Apeel produce is not genetically modified (but instead plant-derived), they need no special labeling at grocers, but Rogers said the produce wears its scientific design on its sleeve nevertheless.
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If in the future, pigs — or other animals — could be engineered to produce human cells that produce insulin, these cells could be then transplanted into patients with fewer risks of rejection.
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To see how real people would react to sentient produce, the comedian filled a grocery store with talking produce, and cameras, so your Friday morning will be a little less boring.
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These types of clouds do not produce rain or snow, but they often are forerunners of a low pressure system that could produce rain or snow in a day or two.
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Even if policymakers never force power utilities to produce renewable energy through mandates, if all the biggest customers demand it, utilities will be mandated to produce it in all but name.
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Once humans specialised, they required others to produce what they themselves did not—the farmer needed the blacksmith to produce his tools, the blacksmith needed the farmer to supply his food.
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Then, they trained two deep learning algorithms known as Generative Adversarial Networks (GAN) to produce a whole image and to produce a sharper and more realistic face for the amateur subject.
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As the waning produce of autumn lent its last yields of tender produce on an early December day, the James Beard award-winning chef stared across the rooftop, loaded with ideas.
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McCain has also objected to the process being used to produce the Obamacare repeal bills, none of which have gone through the usual committee hearings and mark-ups that produce legislation.
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Thus, if we want markets to produce more clean innovation, we should reward innovators rather than penalize polluters in the hopes that doing so will indirectly induce them to produce innovation.
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"Those who would support this amendment will deny us the opportunity to do something constructive in this country, when it comes to our opportunities to produce energy, to produce wealth," Sen.
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OLED displays are more difficult to produce than the traditional LCDs found in iPhones, and there are fewer manufacturers that can produce them at the quantity and quality required by Apple.
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Daman, now set to produce from 2018, is expected to produce 10 million metric standard cubic metres per day (mmscmd) of gas, or 15 percent of ONGC's current natural gas production.
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"After selling over a million Produce Packs, we must let you know that we are suspending the sale of the Juicero Press and Produce Packs immediately," reads the company blog post.
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"He's bringing a lot of new energy to the table and I think it's going to produce more African-Americans, I think it's going to produce more young people," he said.
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According to Porsche, the Taycan Turbo will be able to produce 626 pound-feet of torque, while the Taycan Turbo S will be able to produce 774 pound-feet of torque.
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Did any of those plagues arrive with commercially imported produce, or, as is generally thought, did they come in through other pathways such as smuggling of produce and plants by individuals?
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She managed to produce just 3,000 bottles, but the wine was so good that the wine distribution company she was working for begged her to resign and produce wine full time.
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For example, coarser grounds can produce a more consistent 23% extraction yield of one flavor, while the finer grounds produce a variation of extractions of different flavors that can average 23%.
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"Frankly, the Russians can't produce more, and the Saudis immediately can only produce half a million barrels per day more," said Fereidun Fesharaki, founder and chairman of consultancy Facts Global Energy.
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" He went on, "Mexico will produce everything it consumes.
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Burgio focuses on local produce — cheeses, sausages and salamis.
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Those partners will include brands for which Jaunt will produce tailored content, and media companies like Disney and Sony, for which they will produce entertainment, sports and other programming for mass consumption.
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But if you can help my plants overcome stress in the field, and help me produce the same yield with less inputs, or produce higher-value crops using something from the biome?
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" Brian Peters, Protolabs' chief marketing officer, said, "GE then took his vision and helped produce the CAD [computer-aided design] files, what's needed for us to be able to produce the dress.
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Previous studies in monkeys got part of the way there: researchers showed that the transplanted testicle tissue could produce sperm — but stopped short of proving that the sperm could actually produce offspring.
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The production is done earlier now: Whereas before we would design, style, do the runway, get the orders, and then produce — now, when we design, we style, we commit, and we produce.
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It might produce a leader who is inimical to the party in Beijing, and it would probably produce one who is more sympathetic to the public's demands than to those of businesses.
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Produce can become contaminated if poop-tainted water gets into the field where it's grown, or if the produce comes into contact with contaminated surfaces during harvest, shipping, or at the store.
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Veladero, the biggest gold-producer in Argentina, is expected to produce between 530,000 to 580,000 ounces of gold this year, as much as some mid-sized gold miners produce from several mines.
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The video used 2,700 images and took two months to complete Chong used the scan to produce over 60 individual, 3D-printed parts, which were used to produce the bust's facial expressions.
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Today, the combined New England Produce Center and Boston Market Terminal generates $2480 billion in economic output while distributing fresh produce to Boston, as well as throughout New England and Eastern Canada.
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And Trump won 43 of the 20 states that produce the most oil, 13 of the 16 that produce the most natural gas and 11 of the 15 with meaningful coal production.
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For growers, that results in a 20-30 percent increase in their margin, and that happens for one of two reasons: we produce more, but we also produce a better quality product.
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When prepping foods, use separate cutting boards and knives for raw animal foods and produce, even produce you plan to cook, or wash the equipment thoroughly with soapy water between the two.
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But fruit and vegetable consumption hasn't changed in probably 30 years, despite all the blather about local produce, farmers' markets, and supermarkets with big produce displays when you walk through the door.
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"We haven't seen a time in the US when supermarket shelves are bare from fresh produce in a long time," said Lance Jungmeyer, president of the Fresh Produce Association of the Americas.
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"That is why no banks or financial institutions should put a penny in companies that produce these illegal and harmful weapons, and no company or country should produce cluster munitions," said Alizada.
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Brooklyn Grange, which already grows over 50,000 pounds of produce a year on roofs around the city, has been selling produce to restaurants consumed within five miles of the other rooftop farms.
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New York (CNN Business)Barack and Michelle Obama's production company will start working with Spotify to produce podcasts, similar to its multi-year production deal with Netflix to produce TV shows and films.
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Prior to Maker's Row, businesses looking to produce overseas had a wealth of online resources, but were short on luck if they were trying to produce in the United States, Burnett told CNBC.
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But when Leo Szilard invented the nuclear chain reaction, he didn't know which atoms could be induced to go through a fission reaction and produce neutrons that would then produce more fission reactions.
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According to the farm's official press release, the produce was recalled "out of an abundance of caution," after sediment from a reservoir near where the produce was grown tested positive for E. coli.
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Instead, the company, called Juicero, wants you to buy its prepackaged, pre-chopped produce, have it delivered to your home, and then insert its proprietary produce-packs into the juicer to create juice.
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It is far harder to produce good knowledge about life outcomes for patients than it is to produce good knowledge about a drug's safety and effectiveness with respect to specific disease-related parameters.
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It has led to me taking pills to supplement the fact that I can't produce those hormones as well as taking shots of testosterone to supplement the fact that I cannot produce testosterone.
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The irony of the big-time college sports system isn't that it helped to produce someone as self-aware as Nigel Hayes; it's that it generally fails to produce more people like him.
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The trouble is that Apple's supply chain — the gargantuan link of factories and suppliers that produce iPhones in China — isn't yet configured to produce OLED screens for a full new lineup of iPhones.
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To replace the access to produce, we get a Hungry Harvest produce box, which sends us "imperfect" or surplus fruits and veggies that can't be sold in the store (yay less food waste!).
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The major sticking point with the Europeans was language that would have extended — indefinitely — limits on Iran's ability to produce enough enriched uranium or plutonium to produce a bomb in under 12 months.
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Operators have tripled the price per kilo of produce to $3 in the past two weeks, said Hosea Machuki, head of the Fresh Produce Exporters Association of Kenya representing 286 growers and exporters.
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It's also costlier to produce a dub, which means a dubbed film or series can take considerably longer to produce and distribute overseas, though this process has sped up thanks to technological advances.
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You cannot have a free ride on things that cost money to produce, and electricity is one of those that causes a huge amount of money to produce, and so everyone must pay.
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Iraq failed to produce documents, failed to produce witnesses and repeatedly lied to the court on critical issues, including an attempt to paint the Lebanese businessman as the rightful payee for the contract.
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Pros: Reasonably easy and fast recipes, few ingredients required for many recipesCons: Some recipes take longer and require more ingredients, many recipes call for precut produce or canned produce or similar "convenience" items
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The acquisition is subject to the sale of fish farms that produce 10,000 tonnes of Mediterranean fish and the sale of hatcheries that produce 50 million pieces of fry, the European Commission said.
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After all, Fisher argued, half of the genetic material of the next generation must come by way of those who tend to produce males, and half from those who tend to produce females.
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The project was initially expected to produce power in 2016.
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Its taken researchers 10 years to produce biosourced synthetic elastomers.
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Empowering trade unions would produce disruption, particularly of public services.
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Jon Favreau will direct and executive produce the series premiere.
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Hire them to write songs, produce songs, and sing songs.
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These 100 coaches can then produce so many good players.
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Lygos: Genetically modify yeast to produce sustainable chemicals without petroleum.
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I start at WF because their produce is the best.
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Why did you produce it as a series of postcards?
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Corley said Lyft did not have to produce any documents.
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A spat campaign, on the other hand, could produce sympathy.
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Manufacturing Company in Atlanta to mass- produce regalia imitating The
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Bacteria produce acids after they metabolise sugar which causes demineralisation.
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"None of it needs to produce any profit," he said.
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Interestingly, only death reminders could produce effects in their experiments.
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It means it can be in any device we produce.
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Our love of chilled produce has an environmental cost, however.
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"It can't produce clouds when there are none," says Strand.
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Are you ever going to produce under your real name?
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It's doubtful these investigations will produce meaningful results anytime soon.
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In January, the Saudis plan to produce 10.2 million bpd.
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The mitochondria that produce energy in those cells flicker out.
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The guys actually brought most of the produce with them.
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"Stacking the deck would just produce more conflict," he said.
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This summer, I helped produce and design Frank Ocean's tour.
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The DNA sample did not produce matches to known offenders.
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Meanwhile, this particular farm produce comes with a unique touch.
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Meanwhile, produce can be adjusted to meet specific buyer requests.
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But bed bugs also somehow produce histamine on their own.
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New technology is helping crowd scientists produce more accurate numbers.
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There are also drawers for spreads, cheese, meat and produce.
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EDT (2100 GMT) on May 17 to produce the material.
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Vitalists would believe that nothing besides kidneys could produce urea.
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Maybe Jennifer Lawrence, friend to the Kardashians, can executive produce?
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The court had ordered the department to produce some documents.
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Series creator Julian Fellowes wrote the screenplay and will produce.
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It's about your ability to produce yourself and a performance.
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Fresh, local produce is a staple of any healthy diet.
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"We don't produce much micro-content — if any," says Lopez.
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MGM is going to produce a film about Boy George.
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You might think the collisions would produce a complicated mess.
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Wealthy cities consume more embedded emissions than they produce directly.
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Typically, brands have to produce hundreds of batches to sell.
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James Cameron, who directed the first two Terminators, will produce.
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The people who produce reality TV have honed their expertise.
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Moreland, Bogaerts and Devers singled to produce the first run.
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That alliance has yet to produce any concrete military operations.
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In an easy setting these cameras produce nearly identical images.
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Africa Unicorn: How Do We Produce the Next African Unicorn?
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Instead, it's about how we produce, remember, and recall knowledge.
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Much of Juicero's produce is purchased directly from California farms.
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That is to produce good movies and build solid brands.
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During our visit, spring produce was just making its entrance.
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The apiaries help produce honey for his company, Andrew's Honey.
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From teal to glimmering gold, you can produce any shade.
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Those can reportedly produce blasts as large as 500 kilotons.
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Those tend to produce the best earnings growth, she said.
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Now perhaps tomorrow's one will fail to produce one too.
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For that reason, he said, he'll never produce wheat beer.
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No factory would produce toothpaste for a tiny new player.
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If that bit of RNA fails, women produce extra proteins.
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Today, in California, they produce 50 million offspring a year.
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Curbelo said next week's House debate could produce a law.
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Drill wells too close together and they produce less oil.
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Quotas restrict how much farmers produce according to domestic demand.
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One test failed to produce any useful results, either way.
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On June 15, 2018, Del Monte Fresh Produce N.A., Inc.
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"They are strange and often produce strange outcomes," Chabria said.
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Tesla wants to produce 500,000 cars per year by 2018.
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But other countries, such as Argentina or Brazil, produce soyabeans.
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Ryan Seacrest will produce the cover song competition series Best.Cover.
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That is, until the U.S. begins to produce more oil.
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They produce no visible light, and they barely radiate heat.
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Simply trying harder is unlikely to produce a different outcome.
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But the Red Planet didn't produce any sounds until April.
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But critics disagree, arguing that favoured companies produce little innovation.
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In Iowa they pander to corn farmers who produce ethanol.
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The goal is to produce strong performance quarter after quarter.
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These stores also stocked more produce than typical convenience stores.
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Modern electronic devices are the most complex things humans produce.
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And that's what led me to produce Bonnie and Clyde.
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Olyphant and McShane will also help to produce the film.
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Because who wouldn't want to pick fresh produce with FLOTUS?
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Marketing and innovation produce results; all the rest are costs.
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Your local grocery is also probably not selling seasonal produce.
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I would like to produce the movie of the book.
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We ate fresh produce that we grew in the garden.
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"We never just produce a magazine story, ever," Goldberg said.
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We build the tools; we do not produce any content.
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We consume far more helium than we produce each year.
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That makes factories designed to produce them an expensive proposition.
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Cows produce greenhouse gases, and greenhouse gases drive global warming.
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Myers will executive produce alongside John Lyons and Jason Weinberg.
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But this pushback is likely to produce the opposite result.
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The company expects to produce 2.77 million bpd in 2021.
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The majority of those fail to produce a successful pregnancy.
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It can produce temperatures of up to 250 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Cannabis oil doesn't produce a high like smoking marijuana does.
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Models that take education into account produce wildly different projections.
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Most of them can't produce enough food to meet demand.
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We can only write and produce the show so fast.
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RuPaul will host, judge and executive produce that as well.
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They produce 300,000 graduates each year, most of them scientists.
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However, these institutions produce a disproportionately large share of CEOs.
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But this standard formula doesn't always produce the best results.
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Eliminating prediction from policing would produce an entirely reactive force.
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Furthermore, the sons of stressed fathers themselves produce stressed daughters.
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How could such a great country not produce better options?
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How much workers produce ultimately determines how much they earn.
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And when they produce less, they take from the grid.
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"We are going to produce enough for ourselves," he said.
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Representing the produce section, there's Plum, an online saving tool.
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Does this source tend to produce false information or not?
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But execs are also looking to produce higher quality content.
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At the huge refrigerated produce warehouse of Chamberlain Distributing Inc.
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I produce drawings, respond to emails, and coordinate with architects.
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Michael is clear, we are a business and we produce.
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Local produce had been losing out to cheaper foreign imports.
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In most years, Feedback gathers around 100 tonnes of produce.
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Despite its flaws, the ONS continues to produce the RPI.
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Philpott said this would produce a patchwork of differing rules.
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Musk said he expects to produce another 23 in August.
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Rifle bullets produce enough energy to detonate the explosive mixture.
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A naval blockade or quarantine will not produce direct results.
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Can you imagine how much harmful imagery they're gonna produce?
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Second, the forests produce tons of new fuel every year.
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That stubborn fiction is what helps produce global financial crises.
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I look forward to seeing what it is they produce.
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Trump has very little time to produce such a result.
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The more energy you create, the more heat you'll produce.
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We don't know when our Sun might produce a superflare.
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"But we have definitely seen people who produce 10x results."
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Orad says Pulse doesn't just have to produce an alert.
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The results are used to produce the purchasing managers' index.
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Each female louse can produce two strings of 1,000 eggs.
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Semlex now has its own printing operation to produce passports.
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In other words, they aim to produce questions, not answers.
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How can we regain agency over the data we produce?
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Together the projects would produce over 150 MTPA of LNG.
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Clinical research into CBD also is beginning to produce results.
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The pilot plant will only produce about 10 tonnes annually.
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It's a island rich in plentiful and delicious agricultural produce.
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Court would quickly produce outcomes that would hurtle American constitutionalism
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As a result, we produce more goods with less labor.
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Episodes of Animaniacs cost between $500,000 and $750,000 to produce.
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In time, BP's offshore expansion could produce a huge payoff.
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If any trends would be expected to produce economic anxiety,
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According to him, Mangalitsas produce "the Kobe beef of pork".
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So they adjusted their algorithms to "produce humanlike language" instead.
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So you can use this vortex generation to produce lift.
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Not all efforts to produce cheap electronics have been successful.
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We build the tools, we do not produce any content.
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We are able to produce enough food to feed everybody.
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The deadline for the DOJ to produce evidence is today.
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Lasers are devices that produce light based on this principle.
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They lie and they clamor and they produce shitty work.
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However, blitzes can produce scrambling lanes if done without discipline.
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The new plant will mostly produce cocoa butter and cake.
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He couldn't get a record label to produce his music.
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Airbus wants to produce a "productizable" demo model next year.
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Even now, few companies disclose how much DRA they produce.
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I'm glad I was able to produce for my team.
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If anyone can produce results like that, it's Baddie Bey.
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It's going to produce returns for a very long time.
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We've got to be able to produce for the world.
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Disick will also executive produce the series with Kris Jenner.
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The risk is that they will produce a smaller harvest.
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Giolito hopes to produce for the Nationals sooner than later.
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So to produce water, they needed to make some changes.
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Crypton Future Media doesn't produce or publish its own music.
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Drinking artificially sweetened drinks did not produce the same effects.
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But it's a great place to produce oil and gas.
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However, few expect this year's conference to produce similar results.
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We determine what producers produce, suppliers supply, and cooks cook.
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These speakers produce great sound without the need for wires.
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I was like, how am I going to produce it?
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Unlike tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, it does not produce a high.
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However, a cow was never used to produce their product.
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The new podcast, I could afford to produce it myself.
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Verdict: September is an exceptionally good month for purple produce.
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That is, if AMD uses Zen 2 to produce it.
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So, Apple is under pressure to produce another hit product.
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"It's one of the most expensive wine styles to produce."
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Polls show new elections would produce a similarly inconclusive result.
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Nearly all systems, public or private, produce some excellent schools.
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Frackers won't be happy but they'll produce for that price.
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The bolder reforms suggested here will produce the cost sharing.
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Other things that produce dopamine: dark chocolate, exercise, drugs, sex.
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It turns out, however, that catastrophe is hard to produce.
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To produce a misfire of this magnitude, just about everything.
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While shopping, Offred runs into Ofglen in the produce aisle.
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SMRs should also produce revenues more quickly than big reactors.
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Mr Rachman's book may produce a wry smile in Singapore.
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How do your natural environments affect the music you produce?
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Most other mines would be happy to produce 0.7 tonnes.
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Cuba's capacity to produce the latest HIV drugs is unclear.
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The 6900,2628 coal, oil and gas jobs produce 28503 percent.
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Her only sister, Tupac's aunt, Gloria Cox, will executive produce.
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Cycling will produce a hell of a lot more power.
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I'm working to produce some changes and grow this industry.
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She demands that they produce and sign the necessary paperwork.
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Farmers were no longer paid for their produce but worked
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They produce up to 2010 percent of all gold sold.
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Produce so much work that one piece will inevitably stick.
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Adapting to those shifts does tend to produce certain effects.
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Hogg lay with the protesters in the store's produce isle.
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Milk is simply not worth what it costs to produce.
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Television, which is owned by CNN's parent company, will produce.
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Those 120 bodies produce a sizeable amount of human waste.
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Other countries have rerun referendums to produce the "right" result.
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You keep the best ones, produce more offspring, and repeat.
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Do they buy their own produce or grow it themselves?
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Running a third infrastructure capacity assessment will produce nothing useful.
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Every week rangers catch people burning trees to produce charcoal.
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But first the Turks have to produce evidence, not allegations.
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The aggressively fresh produce is less expensive than the greenmarket's.
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So for now, joining the dots cannot produce definitive conclusions.
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It scaled the factory to produce 103 planes a year.
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Like Evonik, they are relying on electrolysis to produce hydrogen.
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Trade agreements produce more gains than losses under rare circumstances.
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The newest units produce virtually no fuel oil at all.
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Gupta's son used WeWork's recording studio to produce the podcast.
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Only one was able to produce documentation of medical training.
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BP does not produce any oil or gas in Libya.
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Did the Mueller investigation produce this heartless family separation policy?
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" The electronic ballots markers are required to "produce paper ballots.
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Traditionally, farmers don't sell produce directly to restaurants, Gunawan says.
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He had to earn his place and produce the times.
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The usher overheard and asked them to produce their tickets.
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And, if past is prologue, Trump won't produce any evidence.
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The company also plans to produce 500 Bugatti Chiron cars.
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That may produce a trade surplus of around $27.3 billion.
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Here, we found everything from fresh produce to a rotisserie.
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It doesn't matter where we produce food in North America.
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The rainforest is meant to absorb carbon, not produce it.
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In Tennessee, guilty pleas produce 94 percent of all convictions.
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Not many other actors' crackups could produce this much confetti.
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They can produce homegrown food all year, Mr. Rojas said.
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The food was "about local produce and availability," Tiravanija says.
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But bringing them aboard would produce dollars and make sense.
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Pharmaceutical drugs are expensive, both to produce and to consume.
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Now we use two printers to produce jigs and fittings.
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Into her 80s, Morrison continued to produce highly acclaimed stories.
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Both China and India produce HFCs and use them widely.
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"I compose, produce, arrange — I don't just perform," Rosalía said.
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Oh Yes isn't the only company getting sneaky with produce.
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They're not posting it simply to help produce policy shifts.
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It hopes to produce 35,000 tonnes of lithium per year.
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There should be few constraints on those who produce wealth.
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These enrollment reductions would naturally produce significant savings for taxpayers.
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" Mindy Kaling will executive produce "Four Weddings and a Funeral.
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That solemn obligation is not to produce a public report.
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The outcomes will matter and he needs to produce results.
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"American Psycho" cost $8.8 million to produce, not $9.8 million.
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It should be government's' job to credibly produce this information.
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He hopes to secure funding to produce a lot more.
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Now with computer software, you can produce music so easily.
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The company still had to continue to produce good content.
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They currently produce less than 50,000 barrels per day each.
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It did not want to produce alcohol, van Waesberghe said.
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That has begun to produce ripples in China's financial system.
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It's taken researchers 10 years to produce biosourced synthetic elastomers.
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Officials have expressed uncertainty about what the meetings will produce.
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A composite cable just doesn't produce a high fidelity image.
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Whereas cold objects, such as a popsicle, produce descending vapors.
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Younger women tend to produce more and older ones less.
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We also went to see where Breddos source their produce.
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After going and seeing the produce, we adapted the menu.
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What can we recommend but that he produce something miraculous?
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In these forests, no two trees produce identically flavoured apples.
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Later on he'd produce Palmer's own successful solo album Riptide.
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In movies I produce, I can do my own stunts.
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Porsche previously planned to produce about 20,000 Taycans per year.
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In New York, that interplay is starting to produce results.
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The core technology to produce these microbes is readily available.
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"We have a capacity to produce 3 million," he said.
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They put in isolation policies and what did that produce?
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Corimon will continue to produce tires under the Firestone brand.
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LA really is in the most central place for produce.
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Both companies have until July 14 to produce the documents.
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The produce section was first on our list to explore.
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If a state wanted money, it had to produce numbers.
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Refinery crude units produce the feedstock needed for other units.
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Fresh produce was all laid out in an artistic way.
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We produce coins that cost more than they are worth.
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The combination might perhaps even produce the fabled Pixel Watch.
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They produce light about 10,000 times stronger than typical sunlight.
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Both committees have active hearing schedules and routinely produce legislation.
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Here's where to store produce to prevent rot and decay.
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"We now produce milk at the world price," he said.
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People will go, 'Oh, Jesus, no one would produce this.
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A restaurant serves produce from farmers known to the chef.
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Herrine: They produce 300 gallons of ice cream a day.
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Can volunteering or giving ever produce more harm than good?
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They need to come clean and produce the missing documents.
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More than 2000,803 tons of produce grows here every year.
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It is certainly the only way to produce better policies.
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These algorithms produce more precise answers the longer they run.
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The woman ahead of me was having her produce scanned.
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Is the combination more likely to produce action or inaction?
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Many digital transformations are failing to produce the desired results.
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Climate change, after all, is making food harder to produce.
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It will no longer produce N.F.L. merchandise sold to consumers.
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Perhaps his look into the abyss can produce that miracle.
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So why is it so hard to produce new masks?
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Rinse and prepare produce for cooking as you normally would.
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Label frozen produce and use within eight to 10 months.
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It was expected to produce at similar levels in 2020.
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We all know that a speech alone won't produce peace.
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At major produce market Quinta Crespo, some stands were closed.
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Imported produce is also sometimes fresher than the domestic equivalent.
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We can produce a custom piece in just three months.
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The investigation is expected to produce a report in January.
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And mouse studies can produce insights at a speedy clip.
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Even years of shared life fail to produce real intimacy.
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The windshield, floor, dashboard and seat frames produce the midrange.
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For children 5 and under, teachers produce regular service plans.
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A second referendum wouldn't necessarily produce a different result, either.
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Too much heat alters the starch that the plants produce.
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But he won handily, which seemed to produce a détente.
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Extensive use of biofuels could produce much more significant reductions.
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GE uses the technology to produce aircraft components and prototypes.
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That's unlikely to last, and a downturn could produce casualties.
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What's cool about them is that they also produce light.
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Lauren Underwood in Illinois helped Democrats produce another unexpected victory.
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What do you want consumers to know about ugly produce?
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How does Google trawl the web and produce search results?
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We just watched this movie — can we produce this well?
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My dad's job in the produce industry never thrilled me.
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It would produce a report this year setting detailed guidelines.
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It would construct a network of factories to produce pellets.
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Today's primaries tend to produce one nominee but many winners.
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"They produce 100 times more waste than product," she said.
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"What the country needs to do is produce," he said.
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He also withheld emails Mueller had asked him to produce.
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One lawmaker said the committee would probably produce two reports.
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But lately, the franchise has failed to produce such men.
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He then asks that she produce such law enforcement reports.
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For example, just three companies produce all the voting machines.
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But the physical space enables you to produce amazing content.
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"Only America could produce women like that," she told me.
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If complacency breeds complacency, will deliberate minds produce deliberate actions?
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They record, produce and press their own records and comics.
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Many of those tests failed to produce the original results.
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So they decided to produce a book on the topic.
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Urban farmers converted vacant lots into founts of organic produce.
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Sometimes, he learned, the added genes let bacteria produce toxins.
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They've done it really well — they know how to produce.
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The hearing did not seem to produce any substantive results.
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They may have bought their produce from a Jewish grocer.
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So don't expect talks to produce much of verifiable substance.
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Businesses that produce poor quality are always just getting by.
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What does this actually mean, and what would it produce?
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A hundred tons of waste that won't produce greenhouse gases.
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Some organic peroxides also produce flammable vapors as they decompose.
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The app gives recipes and background information on the produce.
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Fresh produce arrives daily during the week at the kitchen.
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A number of factors combined to produce this new reality.
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Since each measures different things, they often produce different results.
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Boeing continues to produce the Max at a reduced rate.
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They say they plan to produce the film one day.
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It plans to produce more than 50,000 bpd this year.
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It is guaranteed to produce global proliferation of nuclear weapons.
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He runs a large produce cooperative that employs 3,000 farmers.
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Most of them do not use or produce land mines.
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He layered those in Photoshop to produce the final images.
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And the noise that we produce doesn't harm only us.
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The Russians didn't produce any good stuff on Hillary. No!
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Carnival plans to produce at least 80 episodes in total.
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Scotland's biggest offshore wind farm has started to produce power.
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They can have bugs that might produce an incorrect result.
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This high temperature is required to produce visible white light.
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Nerves use the pumps to produce signals to the brain.
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Take extra care with produce that has a rough surface.
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But understanding the mind's capacity to produce randomness is difficult.
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The pilot plant will only produce about 10 tonnes annually.
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In such a climate, it's irresponsible to produce this show.
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Were synthetic fertilizers that are incredibly energy intensive to produce?
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Mr. Murphy will executive produce and direct the first episode.
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At the same time, the pressure to produce scoops increased.
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We started to produce our own drones and armed drones.
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These systems produce patterns that usually repeat, regardless of context.
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The committees gave Pompeo one week to produce the documents.
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Oh, and it still has yet to produce a car.
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This year the greenhouse is expected to produce 45,000 pounds.
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They also produce fact checks that they publish on Snapchat.
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Don't squeeze or touch the produce unless it's absolutely necessary.
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Partly to mostly cloudy skies may produce a few showers.
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The fish, the game and the produce are all wonderful.
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Mr. Pompeo was given one week to produce the material.
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Prepa's antiquated generating plants burn imported oil to produce electricity.
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Workers at wholesale markets across the city have stockpiled produce.
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Amy Pascal will produce the upcoming film through Pascal Pictures.
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"We produce every single component, even hairsprings," Mr. Meylan said.
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Trump lacks the ability to produce empathy in the audience.
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Someone asked Thomas Jefferson who could produce a suitable statue.
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That doesn't mean the Beam can't produce nice sound, though.
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Individual organisms like plants on Earth produce oxygen through photosynthesis.
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Some storms could produce hail as big as small marbles.
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Absolutely, but it amplified our capacity to produce agricultural goods.
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Unlike the news media, though, protesters produce an undeniable reality.
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"Radiolab" will produce a tribute episode for Krulwich in January.
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We produce quality news so we think we'll be okay.
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When that failed to produce results, West, commander of the
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Either way, though, he'll produce with his company Amblin Entertainment.
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Yet these methods can produce certain insights, but not others.
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Once there, Sunrise is expected to produce for 40 years.
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But it could produce a long series of diplomatic confrontations.
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Cars produce more emissions when idling than when in motion.
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There are severe penalties for agencies refusing to produce them.
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Let's execute and produce results we can be proud of.
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YOU KNOW, SOMETIMES TALKS CAN PRODUCE BETTER OUTCOMES THAN EXPECTED.
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I believe in all of the wealth that markets produce.
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India aims to produce more of the coal it consumes.
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OPEC+ nations produce more than 40 percent of global oil.
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You don't produce a video like this if you aren't.
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Nearly all oilfields produce some condensates, usually in small amounts.
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Perhaps this information could be used to produce tougher varieties.
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MHI will however produce fuselage sections for the 777X program.
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What produce has high amounts of pesticides on the list?
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"It's the only thing Trump can produce," Trueman told me.
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Brazil's millers can produce sugar or ethanol from their cane.
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It can produce 16 million colors and billions of patterns.
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The "Today" show definitely knows how to produce these moments.
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He now runs Fedevera Produce, importing onions, tomatoes and avocados.
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Sony Pictures Television is set to produce the possible show.
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Without this process to produce oxygen,, the oxygen levels dropped.
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The meeting did not produce a consensus, officials have said.
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Other utilities just distribute the power that different companies produce.
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Together, they produce a half of the world's rough diamonds.
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Pregnancy bumps are as diverse as the babies they produce.
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And he's like, 'No, I think I can produce them.
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Why produce nonsensical election results when polls indicated that Mrs.
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The protest did not produce any change in the rules.
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This is a pity because experimentation can produce outsize rewards.
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Often enough, Wilkes's code didn't produce the result she wanted.
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"Companies want you to produce a specific result," he said.
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We can produce meat from plants at a lower price.
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The Model 3 sedan still costs too much to produce.
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The rest of Japan shunned produce or materials from Fukushima.
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Have things changed enough to produce a different result Sunday?
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How many works does he produce in a given year?
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I tried to never have an intention to produce anything.
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The remaining months are harsh, cold, and unwelcoming to produce.
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The judge disagreed and compelled Uber to produce the report.
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Only the French can still produce real men of letters.
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Which letter was harder to describe and produce and why?
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Yes, the team has yet to produce a statement performance.
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The experiments did not seem to produce any damaging effects.
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He'll also executive produce alongside West, Smith, and Scooter Braun.
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Strontium chloride is often used to produce a red color.
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Together, they'll work to produce a report due next year.
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Would any single one of these produce the desired result?
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How much urine does one person produce in a year?
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That's another big insight, we don't store produce in there.
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Weinstein's studio, Miramax, was initially slated to produce the films.
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Buildings produce about 240 percent of annual US carbon emissions.
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When did you start noticing ugly produce being a thing?
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"It's so good," he says of working with seasonal produce.
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