Sugar-sweetened beverage taxes, such as those proposed in the Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Tax Act (the SWEET Act) introduced by Rep.
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These children also should not receive plant-based and nondairy "milks," caffeinated beverages (soda, coffee, tea, energy drinks) or sugar-sweetened beverages (soda, fruit drinks and fruit-flavored drinks, sports drinks, energy drinks, sweetened water, and sweetened coffee or tea).
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Yet avoiding sweetened beverages, especially those that are extra sweet because they are artificially sweetened, is critically important for children under age 2100.
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According to the guidelines, sweetened juice products that are primarily composed of water with added sugars fall under the category of sugar-sweetened beverages.
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Parents should avoid juice, milk, flavored milk, transition formulas, low-calorie sweetened beverages, plant-based and nondairy milks, caffeinated beverages, and sugar-sweetened beverages.
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Parents should avoid other drinks (flavored milk, transition formulas, caffeinated drinks, plant-based and nondairy milks, sugar-sweetened beverages and low-calorie sweetened beverages).
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Researchers compared data among women who said they drank artificially sweetened beverages including diet soda, those who drank sugar-sweetened beverages, and those who drank neither.
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She also takes a pass on sweetened red azuki beans and the stream of sweetened condensed milk called a snowcap that people like drizzled over the top.
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Interestingly, kids born to moms who drank a daily sweetened beverage—whether sugar-sweetened or artificially so—were equally likely to be overweight or obese at age 7.
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The category of 'sweetened beverages,' which includes soft drinks, fruit juices, energy drinks and sweetened teas, accounted for almost 22011 percent of the dollars they spent on food.
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A 2013 analysis of more than 66,000 women showed that consumption of both sugar-sweetened beverages and artificially-sweetened beverages was associated with increased risk for type 2 diabetes.
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A 2015 study in the British Medical Journal analyzed all the best available research on the association between sugar-sweetened beverages, artificially sweetened drinks, juices, and Type 2 diabetes.
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To find out, Schedlowski transplanted second hearts into the abdomens of rats that had been conditioned with sweetened water and CsA, and then gave them daily doses of sweetened water alone.
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For adults trying to break a sugar-sweetened drink habit, switching to low-calorie sweetened drinks is okay, but switching to water, including unsweetened flavored and carbonated versions, would be better.
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To easily slash sugars from your diet, cut out all sugar-sweetened beverages, including soft drinks and fruit drinks, as well as candy, cookies, sweetened breakfast cereals and dairy foods with added sugars.
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YOUNG MEN take sips of sweetened tea from plastic cups.
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These picks are lightly sweetened or not sweet at all.
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Takeda Pharmaceutical fell sharply after it sweetened its takeover bid.
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Her staff sweetened the deal with a fancy balloon display.
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Artificially sweetened drinks may be associated with stroke and dementia.
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Drinking artificially sweetened drinks did not produce the same effects.
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Add in crisp rice cereal and your favorite sweetened cereal.
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What about artificially sweetened beverages or moderate amounts of alcohol?
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First: Stop drinking soda, sweetened coffees and other sugary drinks.
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They're sweetened with apple juice, fresh apples, and lemon juice.
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Bowls brimming with tapioca balls bathed in lightly sweetened syrup.
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But in the last years of his life, he sweetened.
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Adding a 10-pence fee to sugar-sweetened beverages was associated with significant declines in sales per customer, with the greatest reductions in restaurants with higher sugar-sweetened beverage sales per customer, the results indicated.
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One reason might be that patients who consume artificially-sweetened drinks are substituting them for sugar-sweetened sodas and juices, and therefore taking in less sugar, the study authors write in the journal PLoS ONE.
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Here's my suggestion if you're using canned mango, which is usually sweetened when it's processed: Cut the sweetened condensed milk in the recipe down to a third of a cup, and double the lime juice.
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Just steer clear of the sugar-sweetened beverages on the menu.
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PA sweetened its offer for Fonciere de Paris (FdP) on Tuesday.
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Even sweetened terms for the swap have failed to lure investors.
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"There's no nutritional benefit to drinking sugar-sweetened beverages," Isoldi said.
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Bain initially offered 610 yen a share but later sweetened that.
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The auction started, nobody budged; the offer was sweetened, still nothing.
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The new cake is served with sweetened coconut and coconut jelly.
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THE MARKET IS ALREADY DEMANDING MORE THAN THE SWEETENED $79 BID.
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Avoid sugar-sweetened beverages such as soft drinks and sugary lattes.
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She would not have liked being posthumously sweetened by armchair psychoanalysis.
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The American version was sweetened much differently from its international counterparts.
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Governments worldwide are also seeking to impose taxes on sweetened beverages.
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There are cheaper and widely available alternatives to artificially sweetened foods.
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Even when cooked and sweetened, it maintains a slightly sour flavor.
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At this point, Disney's sweetened bid is actually higher in value.
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Slash the sugary carbs too, including candy and sugar-sweetened beverages.
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Cream, no cream, sweetened or not… the coffee options seemed endless.
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And soda: Taxing sugar-sweetened beverages could theoretically raise $244 million.
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Choose water instead of sugar-sweetened beverages, even when eating out.
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There are two other options, both sweetened, for making hot chocolate.
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"It's like children," Richard said, pouring coffee sweetened with agave nectar.
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The scientists included all manner of sugary drinks in their analyses: carbonated and un-carbonated soft drinks, syrups, 100% fruit juices, fruity drinks, sugar-sweetened hot beverages, milk-based sweetened beverages, sports drinks, and energy drinks.
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There is no rigorous data from studies of children about the safety of artificially sweetened drinks and other low-calorie sweetened beverages, she said, and the products can condition a child to prefer sweet drinks generally.
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The researchers assessed the number of times children and adults drank sugar-sweetened beverages -- such as regular soda, certain fruit drinks, sports and energy drinks, and sweetened coffees and teas -- and then summed the number of calories.
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The breakthrough in talks came last week, when Bayer sweetened its offer.
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In 2016, Cook County passed a beverage tax law on sweetened drinks.
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SIMON HOBBS: STARWOOD HAS JUST ANNOUNCED A SWEETENED MERGER OFFER WITH MARRIOTT.
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The Spanish conquistadors also sweetened chocolate, adding not honey but Caribbean sugar.
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But with warning labels, just 40 percent of parents chose sweetened beverages.
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Almost 30 percent of the women drank artificially sweetened beverages during pregnancy.
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Vedanta sweetened its offer to take over subsidiary Cairn India Ltd CAIL.
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It's made with quinoa and amaranth and sweetened with molasses and raisins.
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It's like tres leches, but instead of sweetened condensed milk, it's honey.
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Whisk the sweetened condensed milk with the key lime juice to combine.
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It's also non-GMO and sweetened with organic cane sugar and stevia.
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In fact, switching to these chemically sweetened drinks can backfire on you.
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The most cost effective solution was the tax on sugar-sweetened beverages.
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Industrial cider is often sweetened, adulterated, made from concentrate and altogether unpleasant.
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This is how the drink is sweetened, to the taste of the customer.
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Finish it all off with a dollop of naturally honey-sweetened whipped cream.
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Reuters had earlier reported, citing sources, that the miner had sweetened its offer.
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Takeda has sweetened its most recent $62 billion offer to reach the deal.
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Philadelphia introduced a 2110.7-cents-per-ounce tax on sweetened drinks on Jan.
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But since the spring Mr Shin's bitterness has been sweetened by renewed hope.
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Scoop on some ice cream and pour on some sweetened condensed milk. 4.
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Also, avoid sugar-sweetened beverages on top of eating sugary foods, King advised.
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Yesterday, the retailer sweetened the deal by launching a month-long beauty sale.
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The fight was sweetened by the guest commentary of boxing legend Mike Tyson.
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And we sweetened it with warm gingerbread molasses to create a new holiday.
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There are signs that some consumers are rethinking their penchant for sweetened cereals.
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As a result, some lightly sweetened brands of granola are starting to emerge.
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For a while, we all just sat there, stirring our sweetened yuzu infusions.
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Instead, the drink is sweetened with coconut sugar for a pleasant, subtle taste.
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Muscle Milk is over-sweetened and has a distinct protein taste to it.
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The more sugar-sweetened drinks people consumed, the higher their risk for death.
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Deals • HP rejects Xerox's sweetened takeover bid, which is now worth $35 billion.
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Tea Drops Sweetened Organic Loose Leaf Tea Standard 8-Count Sampler, $14.99; amazon.
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Mine used to revolve around cereal and granola, which are almost always sweetened.
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The country is famous for a thick, heavy brew sweetened with condensed milk.
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I even get an email about the danger of aspartame-sweetened fizzy drinks.
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In France, a tax on sweetened beverages has been in place since 2012.
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Daily consumption of sugary drinks -- sugar-sweetened beverages and 100% fruit juices -- and artificially sweetened or diet beverages were calculated and first cases of cancer reported by participants were validated by medical records and linked with health insurance national databases.
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As I sit down for a one-on-one chat after the studio session, she—as if to prove my point—unleashes a ferocious yawn, and humbly requests a grande iced coffee with soy and sweetened ("not unsweetened, and sweetened").
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"It is widely recognized that sugar-sweetened beverages, such as soda and sweetened fruit drinks, should be avoided in order to reduce one's risk of developing chronic diseases such as obesity, hypertension, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease," Rebholz said by email.
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They should not drink juice, milk, flavored milk, so-called transition or weaning formulas (also called toddler milks, growing-up milks or follow-up formula), low-calorie sweetened beverages (diet or "light" drinks, or those sweetened with Stevia or Sucralose).
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Other key factors involved "A most interesting finding was that the higher risk was the same for both sweetened and artificially sweetened beverages, suggesting that greater risk of diabetes was not directly related to higher calorie intake, or adverse metabolic effects of sugar (in the form of sucrose) from the sweetened drinks," Christine Williams, professor of human nutrition at the University of Reading in the UK, said in a statement.
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Still, most of us get our massive sugar fix from sweetened drinks — not candy.
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Philadelphia levied a tax of 1.5 cents per ounce on sweetened drinks beginning Jan.
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The filling is yet more beef, fattier and juicier, sweetened with flecks of onion.
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Eventually, they'd responded to the sweetened water just as they had to the drug.
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Sugar-sweetened beverage consumption rates are likely to be even higher among this group.
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"We need more data on artificially sweetened drinks before we (advise) anything," she said.
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The American Heart Association advises that toddlers and infants completely avoid sugar-sweetened drinks.
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"It will also take more than just a sugar-sweetened beverage tax," she said.
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The braise sauce is sweetened with mostarda, made with apricot, pear, orange, and mustard.
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Chanmé Frosé sells sweetened, freeze-at-home frosé made with 2018 California rosé wine.
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But it's been sweetened in this version by Nicolas Coppola, artistic director of Puppetworks.
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There were also some improvements in time when athletes drank the artificially sweetened solutions.
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What I like most about the Aloha Protein Drink is that it's lightly sweetened.
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In Vietnam, the typically dark pour-over brew is mellowed with sweetened condensed milk.
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Because it's unfiltered it's cloudy-looking, and because it's honey-sweetened it smells glorious.
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Occidental sweetened its offer over the weekend by putting more of it in cash.
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Sweetened condensed milk is the secret to fudge that's quick and easy to make.
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Take a Number Sugar-sweetened drinks are not as popular as they once were.
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He hid pockets of caramelized sweetened condensed milk and whipped cream in its layers.
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That's because the investments fell behind and benefits were sweetened by Albany in 2000.
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There were signs that Wells Fargo's board had sweetened the deal for Mr. Scharf.
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There's a new effort to bring a statewide sugar-sweetened drink tax to California.
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After a whirlwind few days to raise more cash, Hollub offered a sweetened deal.
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"It will also take more than just an sugar-sweetened beverage tax," she said.
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Manipal sweetened its bid to buy Fortis after its initial offer met with shareholder disapproval.
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The 29-year-old Gronkowski then met with team officials, who sweetened his existing contract.
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AS) rejected a sweetened $57.53 billion bid from U.S. coatings manufacturer PPG Industries Inc (PPG.
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Yet 26% of the tested sweetened fruit drinks and flavored waters contained low-calorie sweeteners.
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The bottom layer, all bready and sweetened with honey, dates back to the Ancient Egyptians.
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Cane sugar sweetened Ginseng Up isn't an energy drink, but does claim to fight fatigue.
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Last night Occidental Petroleum sweetened its offer to trump Chevron's plan to purchase Anadarko Petroleum.
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The sweetened offer sent the REIT's shares to an all-time high of HK$4.60.
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You can wash it all down some kombucha on tap or date-sweetened horchata, too.
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Piugattuk drinking tea with his wife, now sweetened with the sugar that Boss gifted him.
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The light and fruity dessert is beautifully paired with macerated strawberries and sweetened sour cream.
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Maybe the Royals were exceptionally perspicacious; perhaps the Brewers, poorly run, overly sweetened the pot.
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"There is no reason to provide sugar-sweetened beverages" to toddlers and infants, she said.
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And then Carmine Falcone makes his entrance, and the mood sours, never to be sweetened.
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Previous administrations have tried to wait, relying on mid-sized deals sweetened with small bribes.
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The classic Sicilian cassata is a spongecake layered with creamy sweetened ricotta, a heavenly combination.
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French commercial property group Gecina sweetened its offer for Fonciere de Paris (FdP) on Tuesday.
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Once it's processed, the fruit turns into a thick, bright, smooth purée; it's usually sweetened.
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What is this gelatinous, artificially sweetened tube, jiggling out of the can, still can-shaped?
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But many of these products are sweetened with hard-to-pronounce additives like acesulfame potassium.
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Also, they weren't able to distinguish between consumption of diet soda and sugar-sweetened soda.
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What if the deal was sweetened to include neighbors like Igor Stravinsky and Emilio Vedova?
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It would amend the state constitution to allow new local taxes on sugar-sweetened drinks.
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She didn't care that all dire messages are supposed to be sweetened with tranquilizing hope.
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O) on Tuesday unveiled a sweetened $44 billion agreement to acquire NXP Semiconductors NV (NXPI.
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But while some well-designed trials have found that those randomly assigned to drink artificially sweetened beverages gained less weight than those given sugar-sweetened drinks, large population studies suggest that frequent consumption of artificial sweeteners may be linked with unanticipated consequences, including weight gain.
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The drink will be low in sugar and instead sweetened with real, possibly organic, fruit juice.
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Additionally, pair your salad or sub with water or unsweetened tea instead of sugar-sweetened beverages.
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So, when you crack open a bottle of spiked seltzer, you're just drinking fermented sweetened seltzer.
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Each one of these can be sweetened with liquid sugar or you can order them unsweetened.
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The sweetened, milky tea filled with balls of chewy jelly is hugely popular amongst Vietnamese youth.
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In the end, what looked like tea and smelled like tea also tasted like sweetened tea.
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The ability to post to both Facebook and Instagram likely sweetened the deal for the HFPA.
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Many yogurts are sweetened with tons of sugar and have artificial flavors and colors, she suggested.
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The rustic goat cheese is first dried, then salted, and after a brief aging is sweetened.
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A roughly 213% nationwide tax on sugar-sweetened beverages was introduced in Mexico in January 2014.
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The private equity firms announced a sweetened bid on Monday, after their prior offer fell through.
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The commission took two votes on the deal on Friday, at first rejecting Exelon's sweetened offer.
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Should it want to offer a stock component in a sweetened offer, things would get complicated.
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The mother's consumption of sugar-sweetened drinks was not associated with increased risk for overweight babies.
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He even makes cold barley water steeped with lemon and sweetened with honey seem ridiculously appealing.
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Dollar sales of stevia-sweetened beverages grew 20 percent in the latest 52 weeks ended Nov.
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If passed on to consumers, the increase is expected to substantially reduce sales of sweetened drinks.
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He says his own diet is "moderately low-carbohydrate," and he never drinks sugar-sweetened beverages.
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You can also replace sugar-sweetened cereal with unsweetened oatmeal and add fruit for flavor. 9.
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As CNBC notes, state government has sweetened the deal considerably with $4 billion in tax breaks.
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That's up 4 percent from the sweetened bid that Marriott offered last week, which Starwood accepted.
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A few hours later, Conforama announced its second sweetened offer, worth about £806 million in cash.
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The super-creamy horchata base is made with rice, cinnamon, sweetened condensed milk, and coconut milk.
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Last year, the World Health Organization called for a 22012 percent levy on sugar-sweetened beverages.
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However, I would take all three flavors before I'd grab an over-sweetened whey protein drink.
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The fourth step is to decrease obesity by measures such as taxes on sugar-sweetened beverages.
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On June 20, Disney sweetened its all-stock offer for those Fox assets to $71.3 billion.
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It may seem smart to just switch to a diet soda or other artificially sweetened beverage.
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This year, customers will buy an estimated 90 million pounds of the lightly sweetened fried chicken.
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You don't need to—this riff on a mojito is sweetened with Earl Grey simple syrup.
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He supplemented his "meals" with three cups of coffee, each sweetened with six packs of Splenda.
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I Am a Weed Sumac Tea is light brown, refreshingly tart and judiciously sweetened with agave.
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Samantha Mendis-Wedage, a spokeswoman for Nestlé Lanka, declined to comment on the sweetened beverage tax.
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Pineapple, too, plays a supporting role in the story of America's love affair with sweetened ham.
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But it is not clear if the terms have been sweetened enough to sway dissenting landlords.
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Just a decade ago, virtually no countries or cities had a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages.
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Local octopus is sweetened with XO sauce and given a punch of dynamism by green chile.
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Four sweetened drinks a day, the ad said, could deliver up to 47 teaspoons of sugar.
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It comes in both savory and sweet varieties, often made with egg noodles and vaguely sweetened.
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These odd combinations lead kids to believe that vegetables are enjoyable only when they are sweetened.
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Instead of using the whole can of sweetened condensed milk, you'll have a little left over.
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The scientists also fed a small group of healthy people saccharin-sweetened drinks for a week.
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But after the government sweetened its offerings, in part with looser regulations, companies showed more interest.
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With the same daily half-serving increase in artificially-sweetened drinks, the odds went up 18%.
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Some research suggests that artificially sweetened drinks can increase one's appetite and the desire for sweets.
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I doused my waffle in hot syrup and scraped a bit of butter into sweetened squares.
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The private equity investors have sweetened their offer from the 66 euros a share offered previously.
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Sales of carbonated soft drinks, the largest sweetened beverage category, fell 55 percent inside the city.
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N) sweetened $20183 billion bid to buy the bulk of Twenty-First Century Fox Inc's (FOXA.
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Coca-Cola funded studies to show that sugar-sweetened beverages and sugar have no effect on diets, weight, or health, and that NHANES — the main survey that correlates sugar-sweetened beverages with diabetes and obesity — has such badly flawed methods that you can ignore what it says.
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For example, a study published in The New England Journal of Medicine in 2012 found that Dutch children who consumed a single artificially sweetened beverage each day for 18 months gained less weight and less fat than children who drank a single sugar-sweetened beverage each day.
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For example, a study published in The New England Journal of Medicinein 2012 found that Dutch children who consumed a single artificially sweetened beverage each day for 18 months gained less weight and less fat than children who drank a single sugar-sweetened beverage each day.
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N) board for a sweetened $6.5 billion takeover proposal, overturning an agreed merger with rival Entegris (ENTG.
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Girls push carts filled with sweetened coffee through pockets of the area that smell like a landfill.
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Unlike the overly sweetened Dreams though, Inspire's taste was a little more in line with my palate.
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In a blender, add the egg yolks, cream of coconut, evaporated milk, sweetened condensed milk and sugar.
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Sugar-sweetened beverages like regular soda and fruit punch have added sucrose or high fructose corn syrup.
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The 1.5-cent-per-ounce tax on sweetened and diet beverages is imposed at the distributor level.
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Slick executive production from Pharrell and vocal cameos from The-Dream and Nipsey Hussle sweetened the deal.
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Together, "sweetened beverages, desserts, salty snacks, candy and sugar" account for 2900 percent of food stamp expenditures.
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Budgetary needs recently played a role in advancing a substantial tax on sugar-sweetened beverages in Britain.
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SA are expected to accept the sweetened offer from Brazil's biggest exchange operator, BM&FBovespa SA BVMF3.
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An opulent vegetarian dish presented deep purple segments of eggplant, sautéed and sweetened with a tamarind sauce.
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The company started out with four styles of lightly sweetened "milked nuts": almond, cashew, hazelnut and walnut.
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That's not to say that loading up on beverages sweetened with real sugar is a better idea.
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In 1985, Washington put emergency quotas on all imports of sweetened cocoa, cake mixes and edible preparations.
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Disposable pour-over filters and convenient single-portion packets of sweetened condensed milk are all you need.
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Fruity, sweetened and sometimes frozen yogurt had caught on and cottage cheese was going nowhere but down.
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For me, a cobbler is a traditional baked dish of sweetened fruit with a biscuit-dough topping.
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Good amontillado is resolutely dry, though some cheap versions sold under the name may have been sweetened.
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And it's not just sugar-sweetened beverages, but also high fructose corn syrup with a positive association.
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The group staved off a collapse into administration in June after creditors approved Green's sweetened restructuring plan.
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The group staved off a collapse into administration in June after creditors approved Green's sweetened restructuring plan.
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However, Aviva Investors, which holds stakes in both companies, said GKN shareholders should back Melrose's sweetened bid.
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We sweetened our offer by agreeing to buy everyone a bottle of the fragrance Empire by Trump.
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Still off the menu for young children are sugar-sweetened beverages and caffeinated beverages, such as soda.
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It has the classic eggnog taste, but texture-wise feels a lot like drinking over-sweetened sludge.
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The city started taxing sweetened drinks at 1.5 cents per ounce this year after a contentious debate.
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But compared with people who avoided sugar-sweetened drinks altogether, individuals who consumed two or more juice drinks or sodas, including artificially sweetened sodas, a day had more than twice the risk of developing gallbladder tumors and 79 percent higher odds of getting biliary tract cancer, the study found.
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From the Beyoncé-approved recipe, to honey-sweetened methods, here are six types of lemonade worth trying out.
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In a large bowl, add coconut, chocolate chips, pecans and sweetened condensed milk and stir thoroughly to combine.
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It's all washed down with cans of soda or cups of tea sweetened with heaped spoons of sugar.
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The churro-like snack will be made from deep-fried sweetened dough, with cinnamon sugar sprinkling the outside.
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Some of the trials, for example, compared people who drank artificially sweetened beverages to people who drank water.
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In Mexico the data show that the tax did lead poorer households to buy fewer sugar-sweetened drinks.
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Or I might shake up a vinaigrette sweetened with a little honey and a bit of minced shallot.
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And it gets rivals sweetened by "One Belt, One Road" infrastructure investment, and unsettled by America's sudden disarray.
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This is a great bill for everyone except the sugar sweetened-beverage and high fructose corn syrup industries.
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For some, a daily soda ritual includes chugging multiple cans of artificially sweetened beverages, which aren't much better.
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This super simple recipe makes a creamy, naturally sweetened spread that's perfect on toast, crackers, and baked goods.
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Punctuating the rhythm of the game are crescendos of excitement, which are only sweetened by the quieter parts.
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Last year, Bunge sweetened Thomsen's compensation package, along with that of other executives, in case of a takeover.
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The first iteration of Spindrift was sweetened with sugar, making it more of a soda than a seltzer.
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There has never been an offer of any job, and therefore there is nothing that could be sweetened.
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The pattern associated with higher kidney disease risk included soda, sweetened fruit juices and water, in that order.
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Occasionally, Off writes, it was sweetened with honey; it was always mixed with ground corn and then frothed.
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It covered sugar-sweetened foods and drinks, the consumption of which had rocketed over the past two decades.
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The biggest alteration involved subbing sweetened condensed milk for the granulated sugar and some of the evaporated milk.
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The answer: Take the next logical step and exchange the sweetened condensed milk for canned dulce de leche.
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ABA has sued San Francisco to block the city from introducing a warning label on sugar-sweetened beverages.
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His recipe, however, eschews the conventional use of sweetened condensed milk in favor of a water-based filling.
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Lamb shank, falling apart into shiny panels and sweetened with dried apricot, is nestled with tender peeled potatoes.
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Coca-Cola will test a cola recipe sweetened with stevia instead of sugar outside the U.S. next year.
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At the start of the study, participants consumed an average of 35 ounces a day of sweetened drinks.
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Also, as with other chains, sugar-sweetened beverages can max you out on sugar for the entire day.
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Sliced fried beef came in a sweetened coconut sauce, set on a bed of crisped sweet-potato shreds.
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"Disparities in sugar-sweetened soda consumption mirror obesity disparities," said a study of New York City soda drinkers.
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So, think of your favorite IPAs and stouts as being effervescent hop teas, sweetened with different barley malts.
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I'm gulping down honey-sweetened cacao at an event organized by London-based silent dating experts Shhh Dating.
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In Canada, the study found about 27,20043 deaths a year linked to excessive consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages.
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Note: You can mix leftover sweetened condensed milk, butter and cocoa powder to create a deliciously easy frosting.
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And a loaf of dark sourdough Borodinsky rye, sweetened with molasses, made with coriander seeds, finished with caraway.
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Translated into ice cream, it's a nubbly, lightly sweetened confection with calls for unity plastered on the container.
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We've found great value in Tommy John at full price, and the reduced prices just sweetened the deal.
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Their work had upset a different multibillion-dollar industry: the makers of soda and other sugar-sweetened beverages.
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The late-harvest chenin blanc, which our guide said was very popular, was like sipping sugar-sweetened honey.
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Researchers say the predilection for sweetened drinks — a major driver of the nation's obesity crisis — begins in childhood.
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It hopes its initiative and other sweetened benefits will entice workers to join the company and stick around.
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An example would be a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages (with a possible rate of return of 55).
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During World War II, when sugar rations were short, sorghum sweetened her family's birthday cakes and Christmas cookies.
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Their reported total calorie intakes were similar to those of the children who reported drinking sugar-sweetened drinks.
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LVMH has sweetened its bid for Tiffany from an original offer of $120 per share, made in October.
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Last year, U.C.S.F. removed sugar-sweetened beverages from every store, food truck and vending machine on its campus.
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About half of the fructose intake of both mothers and children came from sweetened drinks and fruit juice.
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For now, the G.O.P.'s legislative triumph is only being sweetened by the wildly overblown reaction to it.
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There was freshly brewed faro, a lambic sweetened with brown sugar, served in blue and white stoneware pitchers.
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"Our findings suggest that artificially sweetened beverages during pregnancy are not likely to be any better at reducing the risk for later childhood obesity than sugar-sweetened beverages," Cuilin Zhang, the study's senior author and an epidemiologist at the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, said in a statement.
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In February, it will roll out single-serve cold brew in two new flavors, vanilla & fig and sweetened black.
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To limit added sugars, pair your salad or sub with water or unsweetened tea instead of sugar-sweetened beverages.
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And the food options (and they fact that they offered her a couple scholarships) might have sweetened the deal!
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Origin had offered a sweetened $17 per share for Affymetrix, topping a $14-per-share bid by Thermo Fisher.
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More research is needed to verify the connection between artificially sweetened drinks and mortality risk, the study authors note.
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Baked goods range from cannoli stuffed with sweetened mascarpone cheese, to hearty loaves of Tuscan and Pugliese-style breads.
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The bill's language claims there's a link between the consumption of sweetened beverages and diabetes, obesity and heart disease.
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It also sweetened its initial all-share proposal by offering an additional 0.25 euros for each RCS share tendered.
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This recipe takes all the intimidation factor out of making fudge, thanks to the inclusion of sweetened condensed milk.
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"The definition of sugar-sweetened beverages is pretty standard at this point: It's beverages with added sugars," Schmidt explained.
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Nexstar sweetened its bid a few times to the point where it reached an agreement to acquire Media General.
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He sweetened the pill by naming Mr Inoyatov a presidential adviser and a senator in the rubber-stamp parliament.
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Strong black tea is sweetened by rich boiled milk and given a pleasant bite from a handful of spices.
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Proponents say these discounts can lower beverage prices for consumers and contribute to the overconsumption of sugar-sweetened beverages.
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"If you look at local drink stalls, 90 percent of the drinks we drink are sweetened drinks," Lu said.
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Twenty-First Century Fox jumped 6.1 percent after Walt Disney sweetened its bid to $71.3 billion, topping Comcast's offer.
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There were 52,547 deaths attributed to too little fruit and 51,695 deaths tied to too many sugar-sweetened beverages.
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Some countries including Britain, France and Mexico have announced levies on sugar-sweetened drinks, while others are considering them.
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Naturally, there were plenty of ways to trick your sweet tooth, too; sweetened avocado mousse seems destined for greatness.
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Notably absent from Singapore's budget was any mention of a highly anticipated tax on sugar-sweetened beverages, Solapurkar said.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - Do sugar-sweetened beverages like soda and fruit drinks cause obesity and diabetes?
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Canadian landlord Oxford Properties Group has sweetened its bid for Australian office owner Investa Office Fund IOF.
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The sweet, thick broth is decorated with bits like salted egg, poached egg, sweetened rice balls, and diced taro.
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In particular, it suggested people reduce the number of sugar-sweetened drinks, including fruit and sports drinks, they consume.
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The move comes after Starwood agreed with Milestone last week to a sweetened offer of $16.25 per Milestone unit.
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Air Canada sweetened the deal after several large shareholders, including PenderFund, balked at the initial C$13/share price.
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Specifically, they suggest a national tax on sugar-sweetened beverages would be a net positive to the U.S. economy.
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Pebblebrook previously sweetened its $3 billion-plus offer in April, after LaSalle said the initial bid undervalued the company.
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There's a major buzz developing around 10-year-old Mikaila Ulmer and her honey-sweetened lemonade business, BeeSweet Lemonade.
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Among that group, about 9 percent of women said they consumed at least one artificially sweetened beverage every day.
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But once spiced and sweetened, the thick drink proved particularly fortifying for the body and clarifying for the mind.
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The Padres sweetened the deal by taking on all but $5 million of Upton's remaining contract, per Jon Heyman.
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Seattle and Philadelphia, for example, are taxing sweetened beverages to fund education, better access to healthy foods, and parks.
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The evidence on artificially sweetened drinks and their health impact is less clear, but it points to potential trouble.
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The levy, which is applied to distributors, on average adds about 30 percent to the price of sweetened drinks.
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Berkeley, California, has a tax on sugary drinks, but it also excludes sweetened milk products and 100 percent juices.
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That tobacco companies once sold sugar-sweetened drinks like Tang, Capri Sun and Kool-Aid is not exactly news.
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And more than one in five adults drink an average of one or more sugar-sweetened beverages a day.
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This slender volume offers basic ingredients and recipes for lemonades, most of which are sweetened, wisely, with simple syrups.
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Infants and toddlers should not be given soda, chocolate milk or other sweetened drinks, according to strict new guidelines.
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Because I like eating sweetened condensed milk straight from the can, I have no problem disposing of the excess.
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As her dementia deepened, her temperament sweetened; I saw the same change in my own mother, who followed Mrs.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Buyout groups Bain Capital and Cinven launched their sweetened takeover offer for German generic drugmaker Stada STAGn.
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India's government has sweetened the deal since its first attempt to sell the airline less than two years ago.
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But Melrose declared its sweetened offer as "final", meaning it cannot improve the terms further under British takeover rules.
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Then private-equity giant Apollo Global Management then sweetened its initial bid to $20003 a share, or $5.14 billion.
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But by Wednesday, Apollo sweetened its offer to $145 a share, and Buffett bowed out of the bidding war.
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Also, as Ms. Button said, the taste of sweetened egg yolk is not always a fit with modern sensibilities.
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"Often refined carb foods contain high amounts of sugar (sweetened cereals) salt (snack crackers) or fat," Van Horn added.
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Its restructuring plan gained ground last month when it won over a key shareholder with a sweetened equity offer.
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The most appealing dessert I had was a roasted sweet potato under a caramelized pool of sweetened condensed milk.
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Because there's no regulatory cap on sugar in school meals, if we regard fruit juice's sugar like soda's (as the writers say we should), a single school breakfast of juice, milk (which can be sweetened flavored milk) and sweetened cereal or a pastry can easily far exceed a child's entire daily sugar quota.
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In the Middle East and North Africa, the treat of choice since the 5th century has been honey-sweetened halva.
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He said that the study provides the most recent estimates of the calories children are consuming from sugar-sweetened beverages.
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Older children, ages 12 to 1553, consumed more sugar-sweetened beverages on average than younger children, according to the data.
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The findings provide "the first nationally representative estimates of sugar-sweetened beverage consumption for non-Hispanic Asian children," Rosinger said.
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AoS is calling for a ban on the marketing of unhealthy products and a 20% tax of sugar-sweetened drinks.
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Second, unsweetened flakes; sweetened shredded coconut may have had a more intense flavor impact when combined in a burger situation.
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From 1820, British prices were set by international demand, and café-goers could sip Chinese tea sweetened with Jamaican sugar.
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She orders a mango peach smoothie, and I get water because I am not a big fan of sweetened drinks.
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Bellemare admitted that the deal with Delta was sweetened to allow the CS-100 program to regain some lost momentum.
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Effectively, the pot could be sweetened with a 10-year corporate tax-repatriation holiday that would help fund that bank.
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Rival Deutsche Boerse has sweetened its euro clearing service in a bid to draw more business from LCH in London.
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Reuters reported on Friday that Dominion was in advanced and friendly talks with Washington on a sweetened cash takeover bid.
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I price-check obsessively and Amazon almost always offers the better deal that's sweetened by the fast, free Prime shipping.
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The report's authors followed 101,257 adults over a five-year period, monitoring their intake of sugary and artificially-sweetened beverages.
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The frozen, shaved milk is topped with ice cream and sweetened condensed milk, then smothered in all kinds of goodies.
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But a separate analysis also found an incremental increase in risk per sweetened drink, particularly for developing type 2 diabetes.
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Property company Kennedy Wilson Europe jumped 7.3 percent after its U.S. parent company sweetened a deal to buy it back.
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Enbridge Inc said it would buy its U.S. master limited partnership Spectra Energy Partners for a sweetened $3.3 billion deal.
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" Starbucks is also rolling out Teavana Shaken Iced Tea Infusions, which are made with sweetened steeped fruit and "botanical blends.
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This is contrasted by the increased frequency of regulation abroad, where 15 countries now have taxes on sugar-sweetened beverages.
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Now, Toronto-based astrophysicists have sweetened the exoplanetary pot with their creative musical simulation of the system's unusual orbital dynamics.
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But Zoomlion emerged publicly as a rival bidder in January and sweetened its unsolicited offer to $3.4 billion in March.
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"We believe the pathways of which artificially sweetened beverages would affect the brain are probably through vascular mechanisms," Sacco said.
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Google has sweetened the deal for a new Chromecast, offering 3 months of free HBO Now access for new subscribers.
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"A lot of prior studies have looked at sugar-sweetened beverages and obesity," said lead author Dr. Caroline S. Fox.
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Navitas in January had backed the sweetened buyout offer from the consortium, after rejecting its two earlier bids last year.
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Harvard researchers found that the more sweetened beverages a person drank, the greater their risk of dying from heart disease.
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Monsanto edged up 0.61 percent after German chemical maker Bayer sweetened its bid to buy the world's largest seed company.
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Shoppers can purchase the product, made of sweetened corn and wheat cereal, in two flavors: classic vanilla and mint chocolate.
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Frequent drinkers of artificially-sweetened beverages tended to be younger, have a higher body mass index and greater caloric intake.
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Lightly sweetened and whisked to smoothness, this ricotta filling is spread over the cake layers as if it were frosting.
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The deal is sweetened by free insurance, maintenance and other perks which Zoomcar hopes make it more attractive than buying.
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Since I don't personally prioritize natural ingredients or low sugar alcohols, I tend to veer toward the artificially sweetened bars.
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The stock has risen about 14 percent since the company unveiled its sweetened offer for holdout creditors on Sept. 21.
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Researchers found one major culprit: To keep their energy up, many monks rely on highly sweetened beverages, including sugary drinks.
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The original tax, introduced in November 2017, was 50 Sri Lankan cents for every gram of sugar in sweetened beverages.
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It does not matter if we stand in our kitchen today with sweetened condensed milk or evaporated milk and sugar.
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The spinach chutney is a little joyless, but the inky purée of eggplant sweetened with dates is a terrific idea.
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Soon, signature gatherers will be wielding petitions to qualify the "California Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Tax Initiative" for the 2020 ballot.
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Eggplant caponata is of Arabic origin, presumably, since it is stewed in oil, sweetened with sugar and spiked with vinegar.
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Superhero movies have sweetened the experience with post-credit scenes that make sitting through the names a little less tedious.
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N. Consumers are also moving away from sweetened bottled drinks toward water due to concerns about health and the environment.
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He crisped up the batter and sweetened the sauce, producing a taste combination that millions of Americans came to love.
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She cored them, filled the hollows with raisins (my father's favorite dried fruit), sweetened them and seasoned them with cinnamon.
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The sweetened vanilla whipped cream is not to be left out; you need it to complement the deep chocolate flavor.
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"So much added sugar is delivered through sugar-sweetened beverages, and people do have other options for hydration," Must said.
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Maybe it's because the most enjoyable thing I can think of is an entire dessert made of sweetened cream cheese.
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U.S. Soccer sweetened its offer for 2020 with nearly $200 million in guarantees to the visiting teams and their confederations.
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Another partnership, Belveron Partners and LIHC Investment Group, later matched Brooksville's offer and subsequently sweetened its offer by $25 million.
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Mexico imposed higher taxes on sugar-sweetened beverages, for example, while South Korea placed television advertising restrictions on specific food items.
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Coke Zero Sugar has less sodium than the original by 30 g, and both are sweetened with aspartame and ace-K.
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"This does not mean that all of those children exceeded 2155% of their total calories from sugar-sweetened beverages," Rosinger said.
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Chinese consumers may have soured on some American products, like iPhones, but they have only sweetened on U.S. residential real estate.
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The cheese, which also features sweetened pieces of lemon, is currently sold out, but the company hopes to restock very soon.
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The classically sweetened cola will only be available in 12-packs, 2-liter bottles and 20-ounce bottles at retail stores.
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The SWEET ACT would place an excise tax on sugar-sweetened beverages in proportion to the amount of sugar they contain.
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A pamphlet given out during another talk said that sweetened Lipton Brisk tea was as healthy as nonfat milk and coffee.
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The announcement comes nearly a week after the company left the door open for a sweetened bid for the British company.
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Bacon and eggs aside, a bowl of sweetened cereal doused with milk accompanied by buttered toast and jam is the norm.
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After they learned the association, he kept giving the mice sweetened water along with half the usual drug dose for lupus.
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When he later gave the animals the sweetened water on its own they refused to drink it, just as he expected.
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WHO officials urged governments to consider fiscal policies to limit the consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages and their associated health impacts.
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So if you prefer lightly sweetened coffee over candy-bar-sweet Frappuccinos and lattes, this may be your new regular order.
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Until, that is, Occidental made a counteroffer of $57bn (with debt) on April 24th, then on May 323th sweetened its terms.
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In stocks news, shareholders of U.S. seed producer Monsanto increased the pressure on Bayer to raise its already sweetened takeover offer.
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Sweetened beverages are taxed in Chicago, so it's always great to nab some free stuff from work to avoid the tax.
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Relations have been sweetened with tens of billions of dollars in American aid since 1948, much of it to buy weapons.
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There's also hair care, beauty supplies, bottles of alcohol and "guilt-free" chocolate (it's gluten-free, dairy-free and naturally sweetened).
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"Whatever inspires people to drink more water, and replace sugar-sweetened beverages like sports drinks with water, is good," she says.
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Coke Zero Sugar arrives late to the US, where local taxes have recently been placed on soda and sugar-sweetened beverages.
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Drinking sugar-sweetened beverages like soda daily may lead to more abdominal fat gain over time, according to a new study.
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However, experts have debated inconsistent findings about whether drinks sweetened with these lower-calorie options really help with weight over time.
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DE, saying the German group's unsolicited $5.9 billion offer might be sweetened and could edge out an agreed merger with Entegris.
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It's sweetened with liquid cane sugar, and on top, the drink features a swirl of special new proprietary salted whipped cream.
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Do you think the White House has done enough to curb the influence of sugar-sweetened beverages on the American diet?
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The company's decision affects sodas like Pepsi and Mountain Dew, and other sweetened drinks like Gatorade and Lipton Iced Tea drinks.
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Investors will look for updates on McCormick's bid for Premier Foods after its sweetened offer was rejected by the British company.
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In November, Bunge sweetened compensation packages for top executives in the case of a takeover, according to the company's regulatory filings.
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RECIPE The photographer eschews the conventional use of sweetened condensed milk in favor of a water-based filling, to delightful effect.
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In Berkeley, distributors of soda, energy drinks, and sweetened iced teas are forced to pay a 28503 percent per ounce tax.
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Purchases of sugar-sweetened beverages were down nearly 222 percent in the second year of the tax, a new study shows.
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" Underneath the logo sits a drawing of a stevia plant leave and the words "sweetened from a natural source 100% stevia.
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Consuming sugar-sweetened drinks and fruit juices may have a link to the development of cancer, according to a new study.
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Marriott International sweetened its bid for Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide with more cash, greater synergies and a higher breakup fee.
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Bring a pitcher of homemade margaritas—sweetened just-so with a touch of agave nectar—and you'll be a shoo-in.
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When the IOC sweetened the deal for LA with promises of major financial incentives, the city pulled the trigger on 2028.
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It's a rustic pastry, consisting of flour, butter, egg, sugar, and of course, the ultimate reward of sweetened pineapple jam inside.
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France and Belgium tax sugar-sweetened beverages and last fall, the British government announced it would follow suit beginning next year.
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SodaStream sales reflect a broader move toward non-sweetened carbonated water as the sale of sugary drinks — like Pepsi — has stagnated.
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Anadarko's tactics sweetened the sales terms and guaranteed a huge payday for its executives, Chevron and deal advisers, the filing showed.
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To make kombucha, you need a symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast that you add to sweetened tea, to encourage fermentation.
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I like my Turkish coffee stronger and thicker, but the real missed opportunity here was that it had already been sweetened.
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But Dr. Wijesuriya said the decision to reduce the sweetened beverage tax had been made without consulting the country's medical community.
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Combine it with sweetened condensed milk, vanilla, and warm spices for an excellent alternative or addition to your traditional pumpkin pie.
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The announcement by Anadarko's board, a day after Occidental sweetened its bid with more cash, is far from a final decision.
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More than a billion people now live in places where such taxes have driven up the price of sugar-sweetened beverages.
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In the sweetened offer, a unit of QIC proposed to pay A$1.085 per Pacific share, Pacific said in a statement.
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It can be found in many Latin American stores and also can be made from a can of sweetened condensed milk.
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The cautions against sweetened beverages arrive amid persistent concerns about childhood obesity, which can set the stage for lifelong chronic illness.
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Along with Akzo's board, Chairman Antony Burgmans opposes the sweetened 24 billion euro ($26 billion) takeover bid PPG proposed last month.
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Yams, cut in chunks, were soft pillows sweetened with agave; the mac and cheese was smothered in a creamy cashew sauce.
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They were daintily punctured with toothpicks and arranged around a small bowl of bottled horseradish sauce reddened and sweetened with beets.
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The researchers also examined the effects of artificially sweetened beverages, considered by many to be a safer alternative to sugary drinks.
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Bud Light's ads during Super Bowl LIII touted the fact that the beer is sweetened with rice rather than corn syrup.
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Also, there would be levies on investment income above a certain threshold, tobacco products, beer, wine, liquor, and sugar-sweetened drinks.
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Those drinks, together with Blood Orange Lemonade, will be labeled "medium sweetened" with the amount of added sugar in them noted.
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Heat the brown sugar, butter, and sweetened condensed milk in a medium saucepan over medium heat until the sugar has dissolved.
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In the detention cell crowded with inmates, Ms. Li staged a hunger strike, drinking only bottles of sweetened tea, she said.
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Good tea doesn't necessarily need a ton of milk (dairy or non-) and sugar, although I love a creamy, sweetened chai.
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Power Dust, like Brain Dust, is a formula of stevia-sweetened powdered herbs that Moon Juice sells in an attractive jar.
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In 2, the university removed all sugar-sweetened beverages from every store, cafeteria, food truck and restaurant on its sprawling campuses.
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AB InBev sweetened its offer in July after several shareholders, including activist hedge funds, pressured SABMiller to seek a new deal.
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Most recently, Chick-fil-A rolled out gluten-free buns made with quinoa and amaranth and sweetened with molasses and raisins.
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The SWEET act (first proposed in 85033) would tax sweetened beverages with an estimated return of over $30 per dollar invested.
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However, a sustained social media campaign over the weekend and a sweetened program of reforms look to have turned things around.
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The university removed all sugar-sweetened beverages from cafeterias, food trucks and vending machines on its campus and installed more water stations.
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Calories consumed from sugar-sweetened beverages are far worse for you than calories consumed from food, even the fatty fast-food variety.
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Yet the new guidelines come down hard on added sugar, much of which Americans consume via soda and other sugar-sweetened drinks.
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The new bun is made from quinoa and amaranth, and slightly sweetened with molasses and raisins, the company said in a statement.
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Washington had an "initial discussion" with Rio before it made its sweetened offer, Washington Companies President Lawrence Simkins said in an interview.
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Spread 2 cups pound cake cubes over the lime mixture in a single layer, and top with 1 cup sweetened whipped cream.
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For each serving of a sweetened beverage -- artificial or not -- the risk of type 2 diabetes was found to increase by 20%.
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It took several weeks and a last-ditch attempt by Meredith for its own sweetened proposal, but Meredith eventually abandoned the deal.
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Furthermore, this is an observational study which cannot - and does not - show that cardiovascular disease is caused by drinking sugar-sweetened beverages.
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No connection was found between those health risks and other sugary beverages, such as sugar-sweetened sodas, fruit juice and fruit drinks.
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Rabri is a sweet dish made from boiling sweetened milk and collecting the layers of cream to create a thick, rich mass.
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And Stanford University researchers estimated that a ban on SNAP purchases of sugar-sweetened beverages would reduce their consumption by 22019 percent.
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Twelve beverages were considered sugar-sweetened because they had at least 75 calories from added sugars, and included sodas and juice drinks.
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Melrose has made only one offer for GKN and has not yet sweetened the terms to encourage shareholders to accept a deal.
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The Philadelphia City Council passed the tax — which will apply to both sugar-sweetened and diet beverages — in a 13-4 vote.
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The last category is reserved for sugar- or high fructose corn syrup sweetened beverages such as regular soda, lemonade and fruit drinks.
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And in case you didn't, we've sweetened the deal by adding a few of fashion's biggest 2018 moments to look into instead.
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On board, they had 31 gallons of water, juice, powdered milk, cans of sweetened condensed milk, and piles of crackers and nuts.
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Lightly sweetened with organic honey and salted, these tasty treats are the perfect nibble for training or for no reason at all.
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Smurfit Kappa rejected a sweetened takeover offer in March, arguing that it was better served pursuing its future as an independent company.
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It went to one of the mortgage-less buyers, who sweetened the pot by paying $2675,2000 above the $210 million asking price.
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The idea of taxing sugar-sweetened beverages, which the measures would do, was initially an esoteric idea hashed out in medical journals.
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Slices of anadama, a venerable New England cornmeal loaf sweetened with molasses, are topped with very rich, very tender, very smoky eel.
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Conforama responded with a third sweetened offer, saying it was now willing to pay 160 pence a share, or about £860 million.
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For those of you unfamiliar with this frosty Italian dessert, granitas are typically made with sweetened ice shavings and various fruit flavorings.
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Drinks include ginger juice, bissap (a sweetened mint-hibiscus tea), and bouye, a traditional Senegalese shake made with a fruit called baobab.
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Another study from 2008 looked at the relationship between consumption of artificially sweetened beverages and long-term weight gain in 3,682 people.
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But that is conditional on their satisfying his demands for sweetened terms in the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The batidos, thick with whole and sweetened condensed milk and sunny with tropical fruit, almost taste as if they're made with yogurt.
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With mittened hands, we took our precious delicacy into the house and poured on sweetened condensed milk to make nature's ice cream.
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Dr. Schmidt, one of the study authors, said the marriage of tobacco companies and sweetened beverage brands was about more than marketing.
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Monks are forbidden to eat after midday, so to keep their energy up, many rely on highly sweetened beverages, including energy drinks.
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Chip's powerful and subtle singing had dimmed the headlights, sweetened the fumes, and muted the vrooms of surrounding cars, motorcycles, and scooters.
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Simply cook an unopened can of sweetened condensed milk (preferably without a pull top) in a 185-degree bath for 12 hours.
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With rare exceptions, the sugar and beverage industries have blocked nearly every attempt to add an excise tax to sugar-sweetened beverages.
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An occasional sweet beverage, whether sugar-sweetened or diet, is fine, but the focus should really be on improving the overall diet.
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At 10:53, another coworker stops by with some Turkish Noah's Ark pudding, a delicious mix of sweetened beans, grains, and fruits.
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"However, snacking was also found to contribute to children's mean consumption of refined grains and sugar sweetened beverages," Loth and colleagues write.
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Since this is a cake and not a quick bread, be sure to use sweetened shredded coconut rather than the unsweetened kind.
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Ten-year-olds selling fifteen-cent cups of over sweetened sugar water under the guise of young entrepreneurial spirit can suck it.
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Just remember one bag of shredded coconut, one can of sweetened condensed milk, ½ cup each chocolate chips and pecans, and 2 egg whites.
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Existing shareholders would have got a 15 percent equity stake in the new company, but will get 20 percent under the sweetened deal.
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"Sugar-sweetened beverages are still the top source of added sugars for children in the US and cause unhealthy weight gain," Vos said.
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The common coffee you'd find on the street is a thick, instant coffee powder-based concoction cut with lots of sweetened condensed milk.
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However, women who drank four or more artificially sweetened drinks per day had a higher mortality risk than other women in the study.
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Researchers accounted for other dietary factors, physical activity and obesity, so that any effect measured could be independently linked with sugar-sweetened beverages.
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In one recent University of Wisconsin study, 20 women prone to UTIs consumed one serving (about 1.5 ounces) of sweetened dried cranberries daily.
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Since Cetip's board shunned an offer of 39 reais a share from BM&FBovespa in December, hopes of a sweetened proposal have escalated.
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Reader Question • 837 votes When people receive a diabetes diagnosis, they're often told to eliminate sugar-sweetened soda and desserts from their diet.
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"Because it does provide more carbs without being sweetened, I do recommend it pre-exercise, either in coffee or a smoothie," Sass said.
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Air Canada sweetened its initial C$13 a share offer for Transat, locking up support from the tour operator's largest shareholder Letko Brosseau.
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That was then sweetened to around 2132 cents in the euro for the seniors by offering them additional 2400-year zero coupon notes.
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"Sugar-sweetened beverages are a massive problem across the world," said David Cavan, director of policy and programmes at the International Diabetes Federation.
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It also recommended that children and teens should limit their intake of sugar-sweetened drinks to no more than 8 ounces per week.
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San Francisco, Oakland and Albany residents will consider an excise tax on sugar-sweetened beverages at a rate of 21.5 cent per ounce.
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French advertiser JCDecaux had struck a deal to buy APN Outdoor in late June with a sweetened A$1.12 billion ($819 million) offer.
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Its restructuring plan - crucial to its survival - gained ground last month when it won over a key shareholder with a sweetened equity offer.
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Jam-packed with dark, leafy greens and sweetened naturally with apple and pear, it's a super-nutritious drink for pregnant women — or anyone!
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About 30 percent of US adults consume sugar-sweetened beverages like sugary soda and lemonade each day, according to CDC report published today.
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" In addition, the new guidelines ignore the advisory committee's analysis that concluded that a healthy diet should be "low in sugar-sweetened drinks.
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Rare disease specialist Shire lost 0.5 percent after it said it was willing to recommend a sweetened $64 billion offer from Takeda Pharmaceutical.
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According to a study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 37 percent of those liquid calories are from sugar sweetened drinks.
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Unsure what the "it" in question is, your eyes, hazed by sweetened Bud Light, will look for anything to pacify this head varmint.
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Drinking diet soda and other artificially sweetened beverages during pregnancy is associated with having overweight 1-year-olds, according to a new report.
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The high court ruled Philadelphia has the right to charge the 85033-cents-per-ounce levy on sweetened beverages, according to multiple reports.
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These factors include obesity, a sedentary lifestyle, a "Western" diet high in carbohydrates, and sugar-sweetened beverages, Fuchs said in a phone interview.
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So athletes who sweat a lot might be better off drinking lightly sweetened beverages or drinks with electrolytes -- but not necessarily carbonated beverages.
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At around the same time, the Quaker Oats Company, Kellogg's and General Mills also began introducing their own sweetened, mainstream versions of granola.
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Finally, we leave you with a great dessert for summer: thick, strained yogurt, sweetened and enhanced with pistachios or almonds, cardamom and saffron.
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The next year, Mr. Yang rebuffed a $44.6 billion acquisition offer from Microsoft, even after Microsoft sweetened it substantially, infuriating many Yahoo shareholders.
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This ensures that stores don't lose revenue from tried-and-true sweetened products until lower-calorie products demonstrate solid sales, Mr. Brown said.
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Studies have shown that higher taxes placed on cigarettes or sugar-sweetened beverages can reduce smoking rates and decrease consumption of sugary drinks.
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In a budget proposal rolled out Wednesday, Lamont asked legislators to impose a new 1.5 cents per ounce tax on sugar-sweetened beverages.
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This feels like a victory for Britain's children and for everyone who has campaigned so hard for a tax on sugary sweetened drinks.
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And the whole picture should involve you limiting sugar-sweetened everything, no matter if it's coconut sugar, agave, honey, syrup, or cane sugar.
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Scooter Gennett has sweetened the pot by pushing his hitting streak to seven games against the team that waived him in spring training.
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Early on, we didn't know that they had to adhere to "planograms" based on product categories: water, sweetened flavored water, soda, and juice.
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For anyone used to most commercial ciders, which are often made from concentrate, sweetened and sometimes flavored, these serious ciders are a revelation.
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Sweetened beverages account for about 47 percent of added sugar in the American diet, and they are essentially nutrient-free calorie-delivery vehicles.
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In this instance, playgoers are sweetened from the moment they arrive by offers of chocolate from cast members that help set the mood.
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To dispel the idea of sweet chickpeas as weird, she likened them to chocolate-covered nuts or pretzels, or even sweetened puffed rice.
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As her Shiba Inu napped on the couch, Diaz sweetened the fresh coconut milk and amplified it with a little orange-blossom water.
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It was almost always at his suggestion, and he sweetened the invitation by letting her eat whatever she wanted at the concession stands.
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It's made with coffee beans roasted in margarine, mixed with sweetened condensed milk, and poured back and forth between two cups by hand.
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Many sugar-free snacks or beverages are sweetened with artificial sweeteners like aspartame or stevia extracts, which aren&apost necessarily good for you.
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Among products that showed which suffered big price falls were instant cup soups, chilled deserts, sweetened buns, tofu, mushrooms and low-malt beer.
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But what won my love was the mango shake, thickened with sweetened condensed milk and house-made yogurt (itself thickened with condensed milk).
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Bai's low-calorie antioxidant drinks, which are sweetened with stevia extract, hit a proverbial sweet spot, particularly with health- and wellness-minded millennials.
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I boiled blueberries with brown sugar to make a compote, which I stirred into a vanilla-flavored base and sweetened with maple syrup.
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The Amsterdam-listed group on Monday sweetened its all-cash offer to 740 pence per share, valuing Just Eat at 5.1 billion pounds.
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There are many others like it on the record, where long skeins of uncut lyrics scroll along in digitally sweetened, multi-tracked harmony.
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More than half of the beverages being marketed were sugar-sweetened — most commonly, full-calorie soda, followed by diet soda and sports drinks.
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In 2009-2010, six in 10 children and five in 10 adults in the US drank a sugar-sweetened beverage on a given day.
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Welsh said we need to consider both fruit juices and sugar-sweetened beverages when we think about how much sugar we consume each day.
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"Sugar-sweetened beverages are marketed and sold everywhere in the country," said Dr. Rufaro R. Chatora, the World Health Organization representative for South Africa.
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T> plan to announce a preliminary deal on Wednesday, after the latter sweetened its $62 billion acquisition offer, people familiar with the matter said.
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In recent years, hospitals and medical centers across the country have stopped selling sugar-sweetened beverages in an effort to reduce obesity and diabetes.
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"Most of the sweetened drinks say, 'good source of vitamin C' or '43% vitamin C' but they have no or little juice," Harris said.
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A slightly more traditional option, made with prosciutto and Gorgonzola and drizzled with honey, was better, but overly sweetened by dollops of fig preserves.
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"Processed meats, sugar sweetened beverages, dairy products, and French fries were the main foods contributing to the ultra-processed food consumed," the report said.
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In a sauce pot, mix the butter, sugar, corn syrup and sweetened condensed milk until well combine and place in a candy thermometer. 2.
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No matter what we tell ourselves, most of us would gravitate toward headphones with a sweetened, bassy sound that's an easier and friendlier listen.
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Of the studies, 26 failed to find links between sugar-sweetened drinks and obesity or diabetes—all of them funded by the soda industry.
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Author's note: The KEY ingredients are ice cream, milk, and sweetened condensed milk...you NEED those...all the other stuff is optional topping goodness!
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In the study, two or more 20153-milliliter servings of sweetened drinks, consumed daily, were found to double the risk of developing the condition.
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Löfvenborg highlighted that as general levels of data available on artificially sweetened drinks is smaller, she thinks more evidence of this kind is needed.
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SAO PAULO, Feb 19 (Reuters) - BM&FBovespa SA, Latin America's largest bourse, on Friday sweetened a bid for rival clearinghouse Cetip SA Mercados Organizados.
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During that time, people's diets improved, as they consumed more polyunsaturated fats, nuts and seeds, whole grains and fruits and fewer sugar-sweetened beverages.
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"We want to guide people away from sugar-sweetened drinks such as sodas, teas and juices toward water," Lichtenstein told Reuters Health by phone.
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For their analysis, the researchers looked for studies published from January 2001 through July 2016 that tested the health effects of sugar-sweetened beverages.
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Pepsi is pulling 2-liters and 12-packs of its products from Philadelphia grocery store shelves over the city's new tax on sweetened drinks.
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It's possible, however, that participants counted flavored and sweetened water or sports drinks as part of their water intake on questionnaires, the authors note.
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The investors said in a statement on Friday that Scout22013's management and supervisory board supported the sweetened bid of 22015 euros a share.
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Bain Capital and Cinven this month won control of Stada with a sweetened 5.3 billion euro ($6.3 billion) bid, offering 66.25 euros per share.
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There's fresh evidence that drinking sugar — whether in 100% fruit juice, soda, or sweetened coffee and tea — may increase your risk of developing cancer.
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The minibar was stocked with salted caramel cookies, goji-berry juice, crème de cassis nips and jars of mustard sweetened with Chablis and morels.
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A sugar levy on sugary sweetened drinks... A profound move that will ripple around the world... business can not come between our kids' health!!
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A sugar levy on sugary sweetened drinks ...... A profound move that will ripple around the world ....business can not come between our Kids health !!
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"We don't presume to know the biologic effects, but artificially-sweetened beverages seem to account for at least part of the difference," Fuchs said.
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The Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew is sweetened with two pumps of vanilla syrup and topped with pumpkin spice flavoring and pumpkin cream cold foam.
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And when a bowl of traditional dessert soup arrived, thick and brown with mung beans and pearl barley, sweetened with rock sugar, I slurped.
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Drinks were categorized as either plain water, including tap water, sugar-sweetened beverages, milk, 100-percent juice, diet beverages, tea, coffee or alcoholic beverages.
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But on Thursday, a measure to tax sweetened drinks passed in Philadelphia, one of the country's largest cities — and also one of its poorest.
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If so, that would incentivise shareholders in Sky to hold out until Disney takes over Fox and is forced to launch a sweetened buyout.
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But if you win, you can order whatever drink you'd like — hot, cold, caffeinated, decaf, sweetened, unsweetened, sparkling, still, anything (the world is yours).
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No-churn ice cream, usually made by folding together sweetened condensed milk, whipped cream and flavorings, makes a fine substitute for the real thing.
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First, he made a big batch of wojapi, then a predinner tea, infused with wild hyssop leaves and sweetened with a little maple syrup.
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Those who do go outside the city to buy sweetened drinks, including diet beverages, haven't offset those who have stopped buying the drinks altogether.
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A sugar levy on sugary sweetened drinks ...... A profound move that will ripple around the world .... business can not come between our Kids health !
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So, too, was the chilled gazpacho, sweetened with ripe summer tomatoes and topped with a confetti of cucumber and basil, as well as raspberries.
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It's sometimes referred to as Mexican candied pumpkin and is served in a cinnamon and piloncillo syrup with a drizzle of sweetened condensed milk.
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The Army has invested in more recruiters and advertising, Dr. Asch said, and sweetened the deal for prospective soldiers with bonuses and other benefits.
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For those wanting to reduce sugar consumption and cravings, we want to retrain the palate to enjoy foods and drinks that aren't heavily sweetened.
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A very good sour eggplant toast (350 rupees), sweetened with tamarind and covered with caramelized onions, functioned as a kind of tangy eggplant pâté.
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It is jarring to discover a reminiscence so cherished has been inaccurate, even when the subject is as inconsequential as snow and sweetened milk.
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In this recipe, tamarind paste stands in for Key lime juice in a sweetened condensed milk-based pie with a crunchy graham cracker crust.
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Researchers combing through archives discovered that cigarette makers had applied their marketing wizardry to sweetened beverages and turned generations of children into loyal customers.
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The House of Mouse sweetened its takeover bid for most of 21st Century Fox to $38 a share, leapfrogging Comcast's $35-a-share bid.
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Both store-bought and homemade smoothies could include added sugars as well, such as in the form of pre-sweetened fruit juices or yogurts.
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"This research supports previous findings to suggest that we should not see diet drinks as a healthy alternative to sugar sweetened drinks," Berry said.
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Ms. Bauer said that it's best to skip sweetened iced teas and lemonades throughout the day — seltzer flavored with fruit is an appealing alternative.
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Caesars offered a sweetened $5 billion settlement last week to hold-out creditors of its main operating unit, Caesars Entertainment Operating Co Inc (CEOC).
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Caesars shares were down 1.1 percent at $9.44 in midday Nasdaq trading after gaining about 45 percent since Caesars sweetened its offer on Wednesday.
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Instead of stopping at the traditional three milks — sweetened condensed milk, evaporated milk, and cream — our Food columnist Melissa Clark stirs in three more.
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I was eager to sample the national dessert, tres leches, which is a sponge cake drizzled with three sweetened milks: evaporated, condensed and fresh.
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"Modern Family" actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson, who will apparently also be at this pizza party, sweetened the deal by offering up his own slices.
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And the "unhealthy" Western pattern, with more pizza, snacks, french fries, sweets, sugar-sweetened drinks, processed and red meat, snacks and highly processed grains.
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These include all refined carbohydrates like white bread, white rice and pastries; sugar-sweetened beverages; deep-fried foods; and red meat and processed meats.
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New child nutrition guidelines: Children under 5 should drink mostly milk and water, and shouldn't consume sweetened drinks, according to a panel of scientists.
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Caltex noted that the sweetened offer represented a "low takeover premium" of 16% to Caltex's last closing price of A$29.79 before the offer.
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They sweetened the plan with a two-year delay on implementation of unpopular taxes on medical devices and generous employer-subsidized health care plans.
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Qualcomm shares jumped after the news of the possible sweetened offer and were up more than 2 percent at $68.05 in late afternoon trading.
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Manipal sweetened its offer for a fifth time after the Hero-Burman offer was selected, and IHH extended the acceptance period for its offer.
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A survey of 1,319 nationally representative adults in the United States in fall 2012 found that 65% supported calorie labeling on sugar-sweetened beverages.
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His wife, Mónica, disappeared into the kitchen and came back bearing glasses of fresh-squeezed lemonade sweetened with panela, a form of unrefined sugar.
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Showered with chocolate malt powder and dripping with sweetened condensed milk, this tower of thick, squishy French toast is begging to be knocked over.
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Slices of barely sweetened, roasted halved plums, their faces turned upward like sunflowers, sat on a yeasted cake bottom—part crust, part jammy custard.
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It suggests that there is a lack of evidence to support the role of artificially sweetened beverages, such as diet sodas, in preventing weight gain.
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Frosty, syrupy beverages have even earlier origins, dating back to the Roman empire, when emperor Nero sipped on icy drinks sweetened with honey -- nature's Slurpee.
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"It's too low," Odey, a former son-in-law of Murdoch whose eponymous hedge fund is a Sky shareholder, said of the sweetened Fox offer.
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This dish features a barbecued or steamed filling stuffed in a sheet of rice noodle, then topped at the table with warm, sweetened soy sauce.
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I believe that it's rise can be credited in large part to the fall of sugar sweetened beverages like Coke, a trend I wholeheartedly support.
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Finally, there's good evidence that people who drink sugar-sweetened beverages are at an increased risk of Type 2 diabetes, regardless of their body fat.
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Having sweetened its offer, British American Tobacco secured a deal to gain full control of Reynolds for $49bn, creating the world's biggest listed cigarette company.
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In 403, Democratic Representative Rosa DeLauro proposed the Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Tax Act, also known as the SWEET ACT - another plum languishing on the vine.
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Kellogg's main rival took the gloves off by offering fans its own sweetened, corn flake cereal complete with those familiar rainbow marshmallow bits everyone loves.
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Britons once sweetened their drink with slave-grown Caribbean sugar, and the ghosts of imperial commerce lend a bitter tang to several contemporary artworks here.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Philip Green's Topshop-to-Dorothy Perkins fashion empire staved off a collapse into administration on Wednesday as creditors approved his sweetened restructuring plan.
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IOF last month postponed a shareholder meeting to vote on Blackstone's offer, choosing instead to engage with Oxford after the Canadian company sweetened its bid.
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Merck KGaA slid 2.6 percent after winning the backing of Versum's board for a sweetened $6.5 billion takeover bid, overturning Versum's agreed merger with Entegris .
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Manipal sweetened an earlier offer and now wants to buy Fortis for 155 rupees per share, valuing the company at 80.39 billion rupees ($1.2 billion).
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The government has proposed a 20 percent tax on sugar-sweetened drinks to fight growing obesity in the continent's most lucrative market for Coca-Cola.
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A person familiar with the discussions told Vanity Fair that "ABC has renewed, and perhaps sweetened, its effort to woo Kelly" within the last month.
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Head to a juice bar where you're likely to find at least one downing some kind of overpriced drank sweetened with moon dust (don't ask).
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More than 25 percent of boys and about 20 percent of girls reported consuming at least one soda or other sugar-sweetened beverage a day.
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But it also wants to be able to call sweetened and flavored versions "yogurt" even if they're loaded with extra ingredients like chocolate and fruit.
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Bayer sweetened its takeover offer for Monsanto, to $65 billion, the latest move in a spell of consolidation in the agricultural seeds and chemicals business.
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Using C.D.C. data, researchers found that 98 percent of toddlers and 60 percent of infants consumed added sugar in sweetened drinks, baked goods and snacks.
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Along with adding 22 pence (about 240 cents) per drink to sugar-sweetened beverages, the chain offered new lower-sugar drinks and redesigned its menus.
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Merck KGaA slid 2.6 percent after winning the backing of Versum's board for a sweetened $6.5 billion takeover bid, overturning Versum's agreed merger with Entegris.
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Finally, there's good evidence that people who drink sugar-sweetened beverages are at an increased risk of Type 250 diabetes, regardless of their body fat.
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CHILE: Chilean miner Codelco sweetened its contract offer to workers after miners striking at its giant Chuquicamata copper mine were involved in clashes with police.
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Mexicans cut their purchases of soda and other sugar-sweetened beverages by 5.5 percent the first year that the tax was imposed, the study calculated.
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Soda tax advocates say they believe more cities will now consider their own taxes on sweetened beverages to combat obesity and to finance local programs.
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Except for studies funded by the beverage industry, the evidence overwhelmingly shows a strong association between sugar-sweetened beverages and obesity and obesity-related diabetes.
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Per chef Deuki Hong's instruction, you cannot skimp on the ice cream, milk, and sweetened condensed milk—all those other toppings are up to you.
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Recent projects at the beverage giant include a cola recipe sweetened only with stevia as well as a continued relationship with energy drink company Monster.
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When I see patients in the office, I remind them at every visit to avoid these kinds of heavily processed and sweetened foods and drinks.
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Deals • Dell sweetened an offer to buy out investors in a special tracking stock, paving the way for it to return to the public markets.
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It's a light (at 19.9 percent alcohol), pleasant soju, distilled from a corn base and sweetened with cane sugar in Clifton Park, N.Y., near Albany.
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To make it, he replaced the traditional meringue topping, which weeps and doesn't hold up well in a restaurant kitchen, with lightly sweetened whipped cream.
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Instructions are easy: Simply drop the pressed tea in hot water, and as the tea leaves diffuse, you'll have an instant cup of sweetened tea.
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The Lebanese restaurant has won local and national accolades for its mezze, like za'atar-scented labneh, smoky baba ganoush and fried kibbe sweetened with raisins.
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Saturated in an elixir of sweetened condensed milk, evaporated milk, and cream flavored with cinnamon and rum, it walked the line between pudding and cake.
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AX with a sweetened A$22017 billion ($210 million) offer, part of a rush to consolidate in a tightly controlled sector where revenues are surging.
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Bain and Cinven said on Wednesday they had already received irrevocable commitments to their sweetened bid from shareholders representing about 19.6 percent of Stada's stock.
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"What people would save in health care costs would dwarf the extra money paid as taxes on sugar-sweetened beverages," he said in an interview.
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" Lastly, 653 cents of each dollar was spent on a broad category of junk foods that included "sweetened beverages, desserts, salty snacks, candy and sugar.
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The deal was sweetened from Apollo's previous bid of $1403 a share, or just over $4.77 billion, after an unnamed suitor topped Apollo's original offer.
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Hammerson rejected the sweetened proposal on Wednesday, saying it was only a marginal increase on Klepierre's initial bid of 615p and still undervalued the company.
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A portion of it would pay for improving access to fresh fruits and vegetables as well as research on diseases linked to sugar-sweetened drinks.
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N). Akzo rejected a sweetened 22.4 billion euro ($24 billion) cash-and-stock offer from PPG last month, and has resisted engaging in deal talks.
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You could eat a single-serve container of sweetened yogurt and a serving of sweetened granola with breakfast, two slices of bread (which usually contains a small amount of added sugar) on your sandwich at lunch, a handful of honey-roasted nuts at snack time, and a regular-size candy bar after dinner — and you'd still be consuming a "safe" amount of added sugar.
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Those who consumed two or more glasses of sugar sweetened soft drinks per day were 8% more likely to die early compared to those who drank less than a glass a month and those who consumed two or more glasses of artificially sweetened soft drinks a day were 26% more likely to die prematurely compared to those who drank less than a glass per month.
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"Even though consumption of 100% fruit juices has been considered a healthy alternative to sugar-sweetened beverages because of the vitamins and minerals in fruit juices, they typically contain similar amounts of sugar and calories as sugar-sweetened beverages," said Jean-Philippe Drouin-Chartier, lead author of the study and a nutrition researcher at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston.
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Unlike regular milk, many of these milks are sweetened, so it's important to pick unsweetened varieties to avoid sugar that could eat away at your teeth.
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Around half of the panelists drank sweetened decaffeinated coffee with the caffeine put back in (to control for the amount of caffeine) on the first day.
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The Caramel Espresso Granita features lightly sweetened shaved ice with esporsso shots, cream and caramel drizzle, for those who still need a little afternoon caffeine boost.
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If I asked for iced coffee unsweetened and the barista gave it to me sweetened, I'd accept it as a sign that I deserved something sweet.
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However, worries among Hammerson shareholders about the Intu deal mounted after Klepierre dropped its sweetened 635 pence-a-share bid for the company earlier this month.
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Current US dietary guidelines recommend consuming less than 22011% of your daily calories from added sugars and limiting or removing sugar-sweetened beverages from your diet.
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The state and local government even sweetened the deal with offering a helicopter pad for Jeff Bezos, Amazon's CEO and the richest man in the world.
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Overall, the sugars found in orange juice, although naturally occurring, are pretty similar to the sugars added to soda and other sweetened beverages, the study suggests.
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Sure, her spunk was sweetened, but with her punky purple streaks, fuzzy hair ties, and crimped hair, she was the secret style star of the series.
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Initiatives to tax the sale of sodas and other sugar-sweetened beverages are on upcoming ballots in San Francisco, Oakland and Albany, California; and Boulder, Colorado.
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Bain and Cinven have sweetened their offer by 25 cents per share to 66.25 euros after their previous 5.3 billion euro ($6.1 billion) bid fell through.
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Flower-Infused Spiked Gelatin Dessert IngredientsPlastic mold1 bottle + 2 cups Segura Viudas Cava22 packages gelatin in your favorite flavor, dividedEdible flowers210 cans sweetened condensed milk Instructions211.
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The idea of harnessing blood in a mass-produced, easy-to-store, and sweetened form to treat anemia wasn't a crazy idea, says hematologist Thomas DeLoughery.
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One of the two drinks — the ombre yellow one — is called the Summer Sunrise, and it's a pineapple infusion made with lemonade and sweetened with syrup.
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About a third said they never consumed sugar-sweetened beverages, 20 percent did so occasionally, 113 percent drank them frequently and 13 percent drank them daily.
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To trump a rival takeover offer for Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide led by Beijing-based Anbang Insurance, Marriott on Monday sweetened its own to $13.6 billion.
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DE with a sweetened 5.3 billion euro ($6.2 billion) bid for the generic drugmaker, in the largest takeover of a listed German company by buyout firms.
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The Jolly Spaghetti, which is vastly different from any typical Italian pasta dish, is served with sweetened Bolognese sauce and comes with cut up hot dogs.
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A table included in the report shows that almost 10 percent of food stamps are used for sweetened beverages, while 2 percent are used for candy.
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When pictures of the sugar-sweetened drinks appeared, parents were randomly shown warning labels, calorie icons or no health information on the front of the containers.
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Lawmakers in New York and California are considering bills to require warning labels on sugar-sweetened beverages that are similar to tobacco warnings on cigarette boxes.
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However, Amazon sweetened the mood a little after the close by blowing away earnings expectations for its first quarter, sending the stock up almost 13 percent.
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Juice functions similarly in the body to soda and sweetened tea, Malik said, since they all lead to a "surge in blood glucose" when they're digested.
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In the 12 months prior, a total of 2,058,581 non-alcoholic beverages were sold in the restaurants, and 38% (775,230) of them were sugar-sweetened drinks.
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Even as I started to think of ways to tweak the recipe with, yes, sweetened condensed milk, we heard about the brand's own pie-recipe makeover.
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Some states have sweetened the subsidy, adding up to $5,000 in income-tax credits for buying electric vehicles, exacerbating the shortages in their state highway funds.
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Canadian Oil Sands Ltd popped 21.3 percent higher to C$254.09 after succumbing to Suncor Energy Inc's sweetened offer, while almost every other energy stock fell.
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New evidence from a study of 450,000 Europeans suggests that drinking two artificially-sweetened soft drinks a day is linked with increased risk of early death.
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The only change was their sugar intake: The researchers swapped foods high in added sugars, like pastries and sweetened yogurts, for options like bagels and pizza.
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The stock has more than doubled in value this week after it won over a key shareholder for the debt restructuring with a sweetened equity offer.
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Both the bowl of frozen yogurt, sweetened with whipped lavender honey, and the chocolate mousse, made by somebody who understands chocolate mousse, are simple and effective.
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The company also sweetened its offering by saying those paid the monthly fee of 303 rupees by April 15 would receive free services for three months.
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There's also Andy Samberg's character, Jake Peralta, who began as a white-guy prankster in the Bill Murray mold but then sweetened, blending into the ensemble.
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But sales of sugar-sweetened beverages are increasing in many low- and middle-income countries even as they decrease in high-income countries, the report said.
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I looked forward to local delicacies, like chhole bhature, a fried-bread-and-chickpea breakfast, and daulat ki chaat, sweetened milk froth with pistachios and cardamon.
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Simple rice pudding like Marie-Cécile's — rice and sweetened milk cooked until soft and thick — was the first dessert I found the courage to play with.
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A total of 163 celebrities were included in the study The researchers found that among the beverages that the celebrities endorsed, 19903% were sugar-sweetened drinks.
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The sauces Mr. Abdoo invented for Pig Beach are worth importing to Manhattan, especially a sweetened mustard number that does wonders for the pigs in blankets.
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Bibbins-Domingo expects the savings in Mexico to surpass the savings in U.S. cities with soda taxes because Mexicans consume more sugar-sweetened beverages than Americans.
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Mexico's soda tax took effect in 2014, and applied to all beverages that included added sugar, including carbonated soft drinks, fruit drinks and sweetened iced teas.
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The deal was further sweetened by the additional items, which allowed lawmakers to approve legislation that would have otherwise dragged into an election year without action.
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Fuel retailer-cum-convenience-store operator Caltex Australia gained 3.2% after it received a sweetened offer from Alimentation Couche-Tard for A$8.80 billion ($13 billion).
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The most frequently targeted categories were sugar-sweetened beverages, candy, processed meat products, and sweet and salty snacks, and the most frequently targeted nutrient was sugar.
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In 2009, PepsiCo launched Trop50, a new line of stevia-sweetened juices that serve half the calories and half the sugar of traditional Tropicana orange juice.
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I smiled at how smart the chefs were to add a rippling charge to the sweetened citrus with ginger, mustard seed and vinegar made from oranges.
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Couche-Tard on Monday had sweetened its approach for fuel retailer Caltex Australia with a A$8.61 billion offer in a bid to expand into Asia.
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She's derided by some as "Queen Sugar" for having cast the tie-breaking vote for a sweetened-beverage tax in 2017 to balance the county budget.
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Other things can do the trick, such as a lightly sweetened coffee or tea with one teaspoon of sugar or a mini square of chocolate, Gans explained.
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The final category encompassed ultraprocessed foods such as flan, chorizo, sausages, mayonnaise, potato chips, pizza, cookies, chocolates and candies, artificially sweetened beverages and whisky, gin and rum.
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Occidental offer: Occidental Petroleum (OXY) has sweetened its offer for Anadarko Petroleum (APC), the latest development in its battle with Chevron (CVX) for prized US shale assets.
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The suit, filed by public health advocacy group The Praxis Project, claims that Coca-Cola deliberately "deceives" its consumers about the health risks of sugar-sweetened drinks.
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They also sweetened the pot by inviting nuTonomy to partner with the Singapore Land Transport Authority, which Iagnemma viewed as a great incentive for a young startup.
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The researchers also found that non-Hispanic Asian children consumed the least amount of calories from sugar-sweetened beverages on a given day, compared with other groups.
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When you need fuel, swap the sugar-sweetened meals and snacks for items that are low in sugar yet high in protein and/or fat, like almonds.
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This campaign, which was accompanied by policy changes and community outreach, helped reduce sales of sweetened beverages, according to a study published Monday in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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That's because among heavy consumers of sugary drinks, substituting one artificially sweetened drink per day was tied to a slight reduction in the risk of early death.
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Occidental on Sunday sweetened its bid by offering to pay mostly cash for Anadarko, after earlier structuring the transaction as a 21-50 cash-and-stock deal.
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But critics point out that obesity rates have continued to rise even though consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages in America has fallen in the last 16 years.
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It was a similar story in Mexico, which in January 20140 slapped a nationwide tax of 1 peso (then 8 cents) a litre on sugar-sweetened beverages.
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AB InBev, maker of Budweiser and Stella Artois, launched a sweetened offer on Tuesday, which SAB is in the process of discussing with its advisors and shareholders.
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Brookfield, along with its affiliates, controls about 34 percent of GGP and recently sweetened its bid to about $15 billion for the remainder of the company. tgam.
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The vote comes hours after Nevsun sweetened its bid for the mining exploration and development company by $75 million in cash, after a campaign by dissident shareholders.
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In contrast, signs that simply stated the number of calories in a sugar-sweetened beverage, along with the percentage of total daily calories, had a smaller effect.
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But the currency jumped on Tuesday after Japan's Takeda Pharmaceutical sweetened a 103 billion-pound bid for London-listed drugmaker Shire ahead of a deadline on Wednesday.
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What set these poor sleepers apart is they consumed 21 percent more sugar-sweetened drinks than adults who got a healthy seven to eight hours a night.
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The latter are usually loaded with sugar because of the juice, tonic water, or mixer — often sweetened with high-fructose corn syrup — that make them so drinkable.
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Based on the data available, the consumption of sweetened drinks -- using sugar or artificial sweetener -- showed these proportional links to increased risks of diabetes in both forms.
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The American Beverage Association insists that sugar-sweetened beverages have no role in obesity or Type 2 diabetes, for example, despite much suggestive evidence that they do.
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Investa also said it would engage with Oxford Properties Group over a possible binding proposal after the Canadian landlord sweetened its bid for the company on Thursday.
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The firms had sweetened their initial offer to win 63% of shareholder approval at the €66.25 per share price, but German law requires 75% for full control.
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Ray J actually proposed back in October with an 8-carat rock worth $130k, and sweetened the deal with a diamond-smothered Rolex ... once she said yes.
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For example, a packaged sweetened ice tea would be subject to the tax, while a similar drink served from behind the counter would not, the complaint said.
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Anyway ... the guy invites Pete to speak to his org, and sweetened the pot by offering him pastizzi from an Astoria restaurant -- it's a Maltese national snack.
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Now sweetened, it acquired a reputation as something colonial women drank, while they lay around, lasciviously, and engaged in romantic intrigues, the New World equivalent of rosé.
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Records of frozen sorbet-like desserts date back to the ancient Romans and Chinese, where they were made with snow, fresh fruit pulp and sweetened with honey.
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A long-term study of more than 100,000 people found a link between drinking more sugar, whether from juice or other sweetened beverages, and higher cancer rates.
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Novae's board had unanimously recommended the sweetened offer - which will create a roughly $2 billion player in the London speciality market - to its shareholders, Axis Capital said.
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There he drank sweetened coffee and pushed pencils amid the agency's plebes, poring through the personnel files of other CIA officers to determine those worthy of promotions.
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Last year, Rouse Properties, another U.S. mall owner, rejected an offer by Brookfield Property, its largest shareholder, only to subsequently agree to a sweetened $2.8 billion offer.
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Trop50 and Kickstart are sweetened with stevia, a natural sweetener that has been difficult to use because the initial sweetness it delivers tends to quickly turn bitter.
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Whole Foods suggests trying Just Pomegranate Syrup, Lakanto Monk Fruit Sweeteners, D'vash Sweet Potato Nectar, Birch Benders Monk Fruit Sweetened Pancake Syrup: Classic Maple, and Swerve sweetener.
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If the deal goes through, Monsanto's executives and shareholders will receive a 21 percent premium to their company's stock price on Wednesday, before Bayer sweetened its offer.
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But in fact, the fuse was lit back in 1993, when state lawmakers sweetened police and firefighter pensions beyond the wildest dreams of the typical Dallas resident.
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld the tax on soda and other sweetened drinks was upheld Wednesday, rejecting a challenge to the law by merchants and the beverage industry.
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Then, Fnac said Thursday afternoon that it had acquired just over 5 percent of the company and sweetened its offer to 153 pence a share in cash.
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Lightly sweetened ponzu served in those bear-shaped plastic honey containers to be exact, in ode to the popular Southern way of eating fried chicken, of course.
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But when it comes to one of the most reliable predictors of the past six presidential elections, the Clintons have already won by a lightly sweetened landslide.
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Children born to those mothers were 60 percent more likely to have a high birth weight compared to those born to women who never drank sweetened beverages.
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Walt Disney's sweetened offer for the Twenty-First Century Fox assets is the start of "an unbelievable bidding war" with Comcast, one analyst told CNBC on Wednesday.
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The woman who tried extorting Kevin Hart with a 4 minute and 47 second video sweetened the images with Kevin Hart's own words about cheating and fidelity.
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It's a char-grilled sausage nested in a larger, slit-open sticky rice sausage, topped with pickled mustard greens and a brush of sweetened garlic soy sauce.
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Sweetened beverages are the single largest contributor to the obesity epidemic, scientists say, and that epidemic exacts a big toll, in both health problems and medical costs.
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The computer company and its partner, the investment firm Silver Lake, are expected to announce a sweetened takeover bid supported by investors who initially opposed the move.
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It's essentially an icebox cake, made from layers of butter-soaked graham crackers, sweetened whipped cream and mango spiked with lime juice, and it is spectacular. Truly.
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Both studies and experts say conflicting things about the health and weight implications of consuming artificially sweetened soft drinks, but I suspected it wasn't good for me.
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In 1984, researchers at the University of Utah created a "child friendly" sweetened, red lollipop-like product called Oralet; soon thereafter came sprays, tablets, films and more.
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Twenty-First Century Fox climbed 6.9 percent after Walt Disney sweetened its offer for some of the company's assets to $71.3 billion, looking to topple Comcast's bid.
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Taxes on sweetened drinks — and soda is probably the most efficient delivery system for sugar — have recently passed in Chicago, Philadelphia, Oakland, San Francisco and Boulder, Colo.
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Exactly what is different about women that increases the association between consuming artificially sweetened beverages and the risk of dying prematurely, requires more research, Mossavar-Rahmani said.
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Specifically, we recommend eliminating sugar-sweetened beverages from the list of items that can be purchased with SNAP in addition to strengthening fruit and vegetable incentive programs.
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And more recently, in an attempt to convince shareholders to vote in favor of the deal, Xerox sweetened the deal to $34 billion or $24 a share.
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It traverses Thailand from incendiary curry pastes of the south through the coconut milk-sweetened midlands to the fresh bounty and fermentation of the north and northeast.
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Ms. Gooden's daughters, both in their 19903s, worked in tandem: Amy carried a pot of rice to Sydne, who cut sweetened vinegar into the steaming-hot grains.
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It checks blood glucose levels after fasting and then two hours after you consume a sweetened drink; levels of 140 to 199 after the drink indicate prediabetes.
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Sugar-sweetened beverages account for only about 4 percent of the average American's daily calorie intake, a figure that has been declining for the last quarter-century.
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"Sweetened beverages are a common purchase in all households across America," Kevin Concannon, the U.S.D.A. under secretary for food, nutrition and consumer services, said in an interview.
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The job cuts also come at a time when the company and its rivals including A.G.Barr face an impending British government tax on sugar-sweetened fizzy drinks.
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The news comes shortly after Anixter – a maker of networking equipment – agreed to a sweetened deal from private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice for $86 per share.
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Sonic The Hedgehog may be an empty cash grab slightly sweetened by an unhinged, perfectly calibrated Peak Jim Carrey performance, but it's apparently what the people want.
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Whatever the enterprise's personality or mission, the implacable logic of the human resources department — cold-bloodedly efficient, and tactically sweetened with doses of "understanding" — wins the day.
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Similarly, Philadelphia taxes soda and other sugar-sweetened drinks at a rate of 1.5 cents per ounce to fund pre-kindergarten programs, a community center and library investments.
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Strategies that raise the price of sugar-sweetened drinks were also supported by moderate-quality evidence while lowering prices on low-calorie drinks was not as well supported.
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Cardiovascular disease link Seven US cities, including New York and most recently Philadelphia, have levied taxes on sweetened drinks with added sugar in an effort to reduce consumption.
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The new study defined "sugary beverages" as both sugar-sweetened thirst-quenchers, like soda and fruit-flavored infusions, and 100% natural fruit juices that have no added sugar.
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Peel Hunt analyst Harry Philips said the sweetened bid from Dana showed Driveline had been undervalued, the deal hurriedly made, and clarity was needed on the promised returns.
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AkzoNobel, a Dutch maker of paints and coatings and owner of the Dulux brand, swiftly rejected a sweetened takeover offer of €22.4bn ($24.1bn) from PPG, an American rival.
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More specifically, the nutrition researchers reported a 6-percent decline in purchases of sugar-sweetened beverages and 4-percent increase in untaxed beverages over the course of 2014.
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The fan tuan from North Pastry is something I have eaten every day for the last four months paired with a cup of warm, slightly sweetened soy milk.
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The results of the study were pretty worrying considering that the average American drinks 45 gallons of sugar sweetened beverages each year, with consumption particularly high among children.
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"Increasing access to safe, free water is critical for childhood health, because daily water intake may help reduce [sugar-sweetened beverage] consumption and curb childhood obesity," they wrote.
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Vanga does advocate sticking to the unsweetened kind, since the sweetened or flavored version can almost have as much sugar as your typical soft drink or fruit juice.
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But the USDA in May began relaxing guidelines for that program, opening the door to meals with reduced whole grains, higher sodium and higher fat and sweetened milk.
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The opposition frequently accuses the military of being the corrupt, violent arm of a dictatorship - sweetened by lucrative business deals - and if in power would likely overhaul it.
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Australian Unity Office said the funds sweetened their bid to A$2.95 per cash unit, 8.5 percent higher than the last offer of A$2.72 cash per unit.
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Lucky Jack has a whole line of bottled nitro-infused coffees, with three 7-calorie options: plain (Old School), stevia sweetened (Lean Bean), and espresso boosted (Double Black).
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The bar is a lightly sweetened mixture of the coffee and organic milk: Brewla Barista, box of five, $5.99 at Union Market stores in Manhattan and Brooklyn, brewlabars.com.
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Gannett, publisher of USA Today, sweetened its offer for Tribune Publishing a week ago to $15 a share from the $12.25 offer that Tribune rejected in early May.
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For four rosy slices of dry-aged duck over a hard-to-resist mash of refried cranberry beans sweetened with rosemary honey, $24 didn't seem out of line.
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Johnson has promised to cut tax for high earners, do away with tax on sugar-sweetened drinks, and put 20,000 additional police officers on the streets by 2020.
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Johnson has promised to cut tax for high earners, do away with tax on sugar-sweetened drinks, and put 20,000 additional police officers on the streets by 2020.
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Op-Ed Contributor OVER the last decade or so, taxes on sugar-sweetened beverages have been proposed in a handful of American cities; they've failed all but once.
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Since 2002, the federal government has sweetened investment deals for corporations by tinkering with depreciation schedules to give businesses more cash back in the year they invest it.
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"We suggest water as the healthiest option, but if you have a sweet tooth and want a sweet beverage, artificially-sweetened drinks may be an alternative," Fuchs said.
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Investa also said it would engage with Oxford Properties Group over a possible binding proposal after the Canadian landlord sweetened its takeover bid for the company on Thursday.
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Kaisa, which owed $2.5 billion to offshore creditors, last March sweetened a debt-restructuring proposal that offered offshore investors higher coupons and amended payments contingent upon certain milestones.
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Mr. Long puckered his face at his buddy's sweetened brew, then conceded that any fan of Leinie's, as Wisconsinites know the beer, was a member of a tribe.
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All were sweetened using the identical amount of sucralose, an artificial sweetener, so that they tasted about as sweet as a drink containing about 75 calories of sugar.
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Similarly, habitual users who drink, say, three or more artificially sweetened beverages a day may be more likely to consume them in combinations with food that are problematic.
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Cartons of sweetened milk are still on lunch trays in New York, and Ms. James and Democracy Forward said they might challenge the milk standard in the future.
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If a sweetened Comcast bid materializes, the Fox board will have to calculate not only the dollar value but the likelihood that the deal would pass government inspection.
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Of the many sparkling wines made in the Veneto and Emilia-Romagna regions of Italy, for example, why was it that Prosecco and sweetened-up Lambrusco broke through?
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Most of that decline was driven by a reduction in the number of people drinking sugar-sweetened beverages, and lower consumption among those who did still drink them.
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Starting on the home front, he stripped the Brooklyn Borough Hall drink machine of sugary beverages and the snack machine of everything cooked in oil or unnaturally sweetened.
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The olive branch comes after Bud Light released multiple commercials during the Super Bowl touting the fact that Bud Light is sweetened with rice rather than corn syrup.
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Although the research included only people age 35 and older, children and younger adults drink more sugar-sweetened beverages, nutrition epidemiologist Barry Popkin said in a telephone interview.
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Once you have the filter set up, the kit provides a single-serving of organic, ground Vietnamese coffee and a small pouch of sweetened condensed milk to taste.
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The current study "is the first study to show a strong link between consumption of sweetened beverages, such as soda, and risk of biliary tract cancer," Larsson added.
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"The question is, if you added those types of recommendations (avoiding sugar-sweetened beverages, etc.) to the general guidelines would they have an even bigger benefit," she said.
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Hedge funds control 35-45% of the shares of Osram, posing a headache for AMS as the investors may press for the $5 billion offer to be sweetened.
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On Christmas, the cake is set alight and then topped with a sauce of brandy butter or rum butter, cream, lemon cream, ice cream, custard, or sweetened béchamel.
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The two magnates put in a sweetened offer to counter CBS' A$201.1 million ($160 million) bid on Friday after the Australian Senate voted to relax ownership rules.
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In February, Visa trumped Mastercard Inc's bid with a sweetened offer of about 247 million pounds ($325 million), prompting Earthport to recommend shareholders to accept the Visa offer.
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HP, whose shares ended on Friday at $22.37, is expected to dismiss the sweetened offer as inadequate when it unveils its most recent quarterly earnings on Feb. 24.
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Each Easter, she would reach into the refrigerator case at the supermarket for a ham that had been sweetened and smoked through the miracle of modern food science.
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Yogurt provided body and lift to my mother's shrikhand, a sweetened cardamom-yogurt dessert, and the animating tang to her kadhi, a spiced soup made from chickpea flour.
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Last year, Rouse Properties Inc, another U.S. mall owner, rejected an offer by Brookfield Property, its largest shareholder, only to subsequently agree to a sweetened $2.8 billion offer.
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In March, the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Heart Association called for policies limiting access to sugar-sweetened beverages among children and teens, including a soda tax.
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The other half drank sweetened decaffeinated coffee with quinine to replace the bitter flavor of the caffeine, and then tasted various compounds representing sweet, salty, sour, bitter and umami.
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The researchers found that among children, 22009 to 22010 years old, 103% of boys and 210% of girls consumed at least one sugar-sweetened beverage on a given day.
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Reuters reported earlier on Friday that Gold Fields and Silver Standard had made three joint, unsolicited bids for Kirkland and recently sweetened their offer to about C$1.4 billion.
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We all should strive to increase the amount of fruits, vegetables, fiber, fish and minimize fried foods, processed meats, foods with high amounts of sugar, and sugar sweetened beverages.
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Assembly Bill 138 would have imposed a tax of 2 cents per fluid ounce on soda and other sugar-sweetened beverages such as teas, and sports and energy drinks.
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Basically, they're the opposite of the Etymotic and Grado in-ears I wrote about not too long ago; what Beyerdynamic has served up here is some distinctly sweetened music.
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First up, know that it's hard to compare the nutrition of different types of milk because there are so many brands and varieties — sweetened, unsweetened, fortified, flavored, and more.
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A few months ago, the Indian government announced that it would start a similar tax on junk food, soft drink and other sweetened beverages, to prevent diabetes and obesity.
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Soda and lack of sleep are both independently associated with obesity, and sugar-sweetened beverages are also linked to rising rates of heart disease and diabetes, the authors write.
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Soda taxes: Beyond the states, voters in four cities -- San Francisco, Oakland and Albany, California, along with Boulder, Colorado -- approved a so-called "soda tax" on sugar-sweetened drinks.
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In February, Verizon announced that it would offer an unlimited data plan for the first time in more than five years, following which other companies sweetened their unlimited offerings.
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But odds are you're not getting a bowl full of berries in the U.S. Instead, you're probably getting açaí berry powder that's been sweetened or mixed with nut milk.
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The researchers used data from about 1,000 adult participants in the Framingham Heart Study in Framingham, Massachusetts, who answered food frequency questions about sugar-sweetened beverages and diet soda.
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That began to change after Obama moved to normalize relations two years ago and Cuba sweetened investment rules, sparking new interest among U.S. businesses and competitors around the world.
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Kaisa owed $2.5 billion to offshore creditors as of last March when it sweetened a debt-restructuring proposal that offered creditors higher coupons and amended payments contingent upon milestones.
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O on Thursday agreed to be acquired by a group of investors for a sweetened $2.95 billion deal that also helped secure the support of dissenting shareholder Carl Icahn.
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Dutch paint producer AkzoNobel has rejected a sweetened, unsolicited buyout offer of nearly $24.2 billion from U.S. rival PPG Industries (PPG), calling the offer too low and too risky.
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Where women who did yoga also filled their bodies with clean products, and they promoted small-batch chocolate bars only sweetened with dates, or nut butters without palm oil.
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Production of sugar-sweetened drinks has stopped, but output of diet drinks such as Coca-Cola light and other zero-sugar beverages continued, spokeswoman Kerry Tressler wrote by email.
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Three cities in California - San Francisco, Berkeley and Albany - and Boulder, Colorado, have become the latest battleground in a so-called "War on Sugar" that centers on sweetened drinks.
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That deal left the door open for Chinese rival Zoomlion, which had sweetened its offer to buy the U.S. company in March to $3.4 billion, to buy the rest.
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Analyzing sales data from before and after the intervention, Cummins and his colleagues calculated the average number of sugar-sweetened beverage sales per customer in 403 Jamie's Italian restaurants.
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Late Monday, Bayer said it had sweetened its offer for Monsanto from $125 a share to $127.50 a share, to take the deal value to more than $65 billion.
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On Monday, Democratic state Senator Bill Monning for a third time introduced a bill that would place warning labels on soda and other sugar-sweetened beverages sold in California.
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French laundry services group Elis SA sweetened its offer to buy UK peer Berendsen Plc on Wednesday, and the companies said they had agreed in principle on key terms.
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Researchers also found that big soda companies and their trade association spent more than $10 million a year lobbying against soda taxes and other regulatory measures on sweetened beverages.
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Stada said the buyout firms had sweetened their takeover offer by 25 cents per share to 66.25 euros after their previous 5.3 billion-euro ($6 billion) bid fell through.
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It's part of a campaign by numerous countries to attract scholars unhappy with Brexit, the election of Donald Trump, and other political trends, sweetened with unusually generous research conditions.
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Double down on the sweetness here with a can of sweetened condensed milk in the custard of this pie, then cut through it with a crème fraiche whipped cream.
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That difference continued into the children's early life: at age 7, those whose mothers drank artificially sweetened beverages daily were nearly twice as likely to be overweight or obese.
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The study authors note that breastfeeding, diet, and physical activity levels can all affect children's weight; it's not definitive that drinking artificially sweetened drinks causes children to be overweight.
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The green light from the European Commission is set to come after E.ON sweetened its concessions to address competition concerns, the sources, who are familiar with the matter, said.
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Its muted, elegantly disintegrating chords are an invitation to commiserate, and Nadler's honey-sweetened wisp of a voice beckons you close, to make sure you catch every breathy syllable.
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Made with semi-sweetened ice, a shot of espresso, a dollop of cream, and topped off with a swirl of caramel, this granita is not your average Italian ice.
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If there is, we'd like to see it—and, in the meantime, we'll be drinking these cocktails of lemony, herbaceous vodka, sweetened with honey and topped with tonic water.
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Among many other health, behavioral and diet characteristics, the researchers collected data about their consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages, including noncarbonated fruit punches, lemonades and other sugary fruit drinks.
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"It's just not right," he said, complaining that prices on his favorite brands had nearly doubled since a tax on sweetened beverages went into effect here two years ago.
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A handful of sweetened coconut added to the crust gives it just the right fattiness to set off the sharp lemon, and helps keep the crust moist and crumbly.
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Although it is sweetened by dates it could just as easily be seen as a smoked trout beignet, or, when you get right down to it, a fish cake.
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Yet according to some experts, companies routinely market beverages, breakfast cereals, snack bars and other foods as lightly sweetened, heart healthy or nutritious despite containing significant amounts of sugar.
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Kraft Heinz isn't finished with Unilever and could come back with a sweetened bid of around $200 billion for the Anglo-Dutch consumer goods conglomerate, according to a report.
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The U.S. private investment firm on Tuesday sweetened its bid to buy a controlling stake in B Communications , whose single asset is a 26.34 percent controlling stake in Bezeq.
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The taxes were designed to wean consumers off sugar-sweetened beverages, to curb a worldwide surge in obesity and diabetes, an epidemic fueled by soda, public health experts say.
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AMS had sweetened its bid to 41 euros a share after Bain and Advent said that they were prepared to trump the Austrian group's original offer of 38.50 euros.
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AMS had sweetened its bid to 41 euros a share after Bain and Advent said that they were prepared to trump the Austrian group's original offer of 38.50 euros.
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AX said it had picked Brookfield Capital Partners' sweetened offer that values the hospital operator at up to A$4.5 billion ($3.24 billion) over BGH's A$4.1 billion bid.
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Some studies in adults suggest it can be helpful to replace sugar-sweetened beverages with diet soda, but in the context of a more comprehensive behavioral weight loss program.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors sweetened on financial markets in early January and ended a 13-week retreat from U.S.-based funds, the Investment Company Institute (ICI) said on Wednesday.
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In tropical climates, where fresh dairy was much harder to come by, flan came to be made with sweetened condensed or evaporated milk instead of fresh milk and sugar.
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I started buying healthy yet still delicious snacks to keep there: yogurt instead of morning doughnuts, dried papaya instead of chocolate, sweetened rice cakes instead of stale leftover doughnuts.
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A sweetened beverage tax will take effect in Chicago on Wednesday after an Illinois judge threw out a lawsuit by retailers that argued the measure was vague and unlawful.
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Shares of steel distributor Steel & Tube Holdings fell 1.3 percent as Fletcher Building pulled their offer for the company after a sweetened deal was rebuffed earlier in the day.
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The rise of turmeric latte or golden milk, a sweetened blend of the Indian spice with nut milk, is closely linked to the recent superfood status accorded to turmeric.
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Nana is a type of Moroccan mint with toasty overtones; Atay, a traditional blend of mint with Chinese green tea that's usually served sweetened; and Louiza, or lemon verbena.
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The tax will apply to all drinks with added sugar — soda, iced teas, energy drinks, sweetened coffee beverages — as well as diet beverages, in both bottle and fountain form.
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Sweetened cereals were a rarity in my house, so beating my siblings to breakfast was the only way to make sure the king and I would have some time together.
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A little bit later in the evening, Kimmel sweetened the deal to all the nominees in attendance by offering up a free stay at a Days Inn in Lake Havasu.
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Sure, Apple always makes the "best iPhone ever," but the latest batch of models was so unimpressive that it almost immediately started offering deals through a sweetened trade-in promotion.
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Unlike Balvin or Daddy Yankee, before his "boom" moment Luis Fonsi was a purveyor of dance pop and romantic ballads; his version of reggaeton was sweetened by his pop vocals.
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Some predicted that other countries that have been looking at Mexico as a test case would follow in the country's footsteps and implement their own taxes on sugar sweetened beverages.
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This recipe called for a mix of two liquids to saturate the cake: sweetened condensed milk and salted caramel sauce — my sweet tooth was aching at the sight of it.
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The San Ramon, California-based energy giant was under pressure to hike its original $1.73 per share offer into the $70s after the underdog Occidental sweetened its offer this week.
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Our kitchen is a little cold, and René's microbes might just be working slowly to turn the sugar in our sweetened coffee into alcohol, and the alcohol into acetic acid.
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But in the event those time-sweetened bonds ooze away, what will be left is an unpalatable aftertaste of division and weakness, precisely what the world's superpower-in-waiting wants.
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On the face of it, these results would suggest a certain level of controversy or uncertainty about the role that sugar-sweetened beverages play in contributing to obesity or diabetes.
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But in terms of developing autoimmunity to cause LADA, she thinks this might be because sweetened drinks cause a spike in sugar levels, and therefore, insulin levels to control it.
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We're talking about the sugars used in processed or prepared foods like sugar-sweetened beverages, grain-based desserts, fruit drinks, dairy desserts, candy, ready-to-eat cereal and yeast breads.
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In a bid to win the tender, Sweden has sweetened its offer and proposed to supply Bulgaria with 10 new Saab Gripen jets instead of eight for the same price.
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Among mid-caps, Berendsen jumped 9 percent, the most actively traded stock as investors cheered a merger with Elis after the French laundry firm sweetened its offer for the company.
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Sugar-sweetened beverages have been linked to obesity and diabetes, and these new laws are intended to fight back against the rising tide of these diseases spreading across the world.
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After the fee was introduced, the chain saw an 220% decline in the number of sugar-sweetened beverages sold per customer during the first 12 weeks, according to the researchers.
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This pattern emphasizes vegetables, fruits, whole grains; includes low-fat dairy products, poultry, fish, beans, nontropical vegetable oils and nuts; and limits sodium, sweets, sugar-sweetened beverages and red meats.
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A summary of several studies suggests that a 10 percent increase in the price of sugar-sweetened beverages would cause consumption to decline by an average of about 12 percent.
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As part of his budget, introduced this month, Mr. Kenney has proposed taxing sugar-sweetened beverages at 3 cents an ounce, the highest soda tax proposed anywhere in the country.
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A 86 study found that low-income Berkeley neighborhoods slashed sugar-sweetened beverage consumption by more than one-fifth after the Northern California city enacted the nation's first soda tax.
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When researchers rated the nutritional content of these products, they found 76 percent of foods were unhealthy and 52 percent of drinks were sodas or other beverages sweetened with sugar.
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Rockwell Automation on Wednesday rejected rival Emerson Electric's sweetened takeover offer, saying the $29 billion bid undervalued the industrial automation company and that a merger would dampen its growth prospects.
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In a new study published in Pediatrics Monday, the team showed 76% of sports sponsors promoted food and drinks with a low nutrient amount and 52% showcased sugar-sweetened drinks.
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Place a heat-proof bowl over the saucepan and add in the remaining butter, salt, and vanilla plus the chocolate and sweetened condensed milk and stir until melted and smooth.
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"Relief" is a serrated slab of scuzzy 90s rock (suitably reflected in the video) sweetened by the singer Nikki's vocals: a purr in the verse and a chorus that snarls.
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Even so, there is no great pleasure in hearing classic songs mangled in prerecorded arrangements so sweetened with synthesized strings that you may feel you are trapped in an elevator.
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She is proud that the villagers got used to thinking of yogurt, sometimes sweetened with flavors like strawberry — not as vrot melk — milk gone bad, but as a tart treat.
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Everything we sampled, from the pretzel sweetened with maple syrup at Nason's Beer Hall to a whiskey sour with St-Germain liqueur at the cocktail bar Fifth & Rose, was delicious.
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The battle over taxing sugar-sweetened beverages is becoming one of the world's most ferocious policy brawls — a clash of science, politics and money in dozens of countries and cities.
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I considered buying bottled sparkling water thinking that it would be better health-wise than an artificially sweetened beverage, but I felt too bad about the plastic, so I resisted.
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Two sugar-free versions are sweetened with Stevia: Brooklyn Crafted, $1.79 for 12 ounces, four for $6.99, at Gourmet Garage stores and a pack of 12 for $24.75 at taldepot.com.
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Takeover target Caltex Australia added 4.2% after the oil retailer said it would allow Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc to conduct additional due diligence, following a sweetened buyout offer last week.
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But Ms. Schmidt said it doesn't make sense for doctors to urge patients to cut back on sweetened beverages while a university medical center continues to sell those same drinks.
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In a statement, the ministry said the Mexico City Airport Trust (MEXCAT) does not intend to make further modifications to the sweetened offer it made for the bonds last week.
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The axes were distorted (from log to linear), and you removed a most concerning datapoint, for sugar-sweetened beverages, from the original that called the paper it referenced into question.
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