He prefers the term "unprocessed water," which echoes the idea of processed versus unprocessed food.
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He prefers the term "unprocessed water," which echoes the idea of processed versus unprocessed food.
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Such writing may have the immediacy of unprocessed experience, but unprocessed experience is pretty familiar, too.
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In the unprocessed category were fresh fruits, homemade hash brown potatoes, scrambled fresh eggs, grilled chicken breast, frozen but unprocessed vegetables.
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Whether a symbol of unprocessed pain, or of the side effects of the choices one makes to grapple with unprocessed pain, it's a jolt.
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He suggests the use of cotton — pure, largely unprocessed cotton.
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But most of its metallic mineral output is shipped abroad unprocessed.
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That's what you make chocolate from: the nibs and unprocessed sugar.
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We want to eat unprocessed foods, but we're also dairy friendly.
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Relatively unprocessed cereals have five or so grams of fiber per serving.
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Exports of unprocessed rare earth metals were also being considered, he said.
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The program has struggled under a deluge of thousands of unprocessed cases.
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About 30% of it escaped, and was carried unprocessed to the liver.
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He also enjoys the freedom that working with unprocessed honey gives him.
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He made a sourdough starter using flour and some unprocessed apple juice.
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On the unprocessed diet, they consumed far fewer calories and lost weight.
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He drinks "plenty of water" and eats unprocessed foods to stay healthy.
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Under current rules, no unprocessed ore exports will be allowed after January 163.
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Under current rules, no unprocessed ore exports will be allowed after January 2022.
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Half were randomly assigned to start the unprocessed diet first, and vice-versa.
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In a recent video, he showed major love to ladies with unprocessed manes.
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First, there were unprocessed electronic notifications about commercial license holders like Mr. Zhukovskyy.
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Admirable individual efforts to publish are nothing against the mountain of unprocessed material.
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For us, [it means] foods that are as unprocessed as they can be.
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While on the diet of unprocessed foods, they lost an equal amount of weight.
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Every day at 2.30, visitors can win the chance to open unprocessed bags themselves.
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What the show lacked in narrative substance it made up for in unprocessed novelty.
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Greengrass's style replicates our own sensory information gathering systems, as if unprocessed by thought.
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The anti-inflammatory diet is much like the Mediterranean diet, emphasizing whole, unprocessed foods.
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Ingredients are human-grade and unprocessed — all food is cooked within days of shipping.
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Eat more unprocessed, clean food, with no mold, no obvious discoloration, and no parasites.
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The campaign for Sami Anan told Reuters that many of their pledges were going unprocessed.
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They play very, very well with unprocessed cocoa and some premium Blue Dream cannabis. Seriously.
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We register hundreds (thousands?) of emotional reactions each day, many of which go largely unprocessed.
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The city's bay and lagoon are still contaminated with dangerous bacteria due to unprocessed sewage.
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By early December, the backlog had grown to 95,000 unprocessed claims, mostly from Corinthian students.
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But as demand for unprocessed and organic alternatives rose, the company's sales and profits plummeted.
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It should basically include whole, fresh food that's unprocessed and high in fiber and phytonutrients.
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A full ban on unprocessed mineral ores is supposed to come in on Jan. 12.
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The acceleration came as unprocessed food prices rose 1.8% in November, from 0.7% in October.
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Unprocessed food costs were 1.6 percent higher than a year earlier, against 2.2 percent in April.
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Natural, unprocessed white foods -- like onions, cauliflower, turnips, white beans and some fish -- are all good.
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Furthermore, if the ERA were in the Constitution, unprocessed rape kits could fall under sex discrimination.
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The quickest way could be to use piles of unprocessed rock, which have already been mined.
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But the current commitment to local, wild, and unprocessed seafood may be making that more likely.
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Health officials have also declared that unprocessed red meat like steak and burgers are "probably" carcinogenic.
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Perhaps more significantly, the core figure, without volatile energy and unprocessed food prices, is seen falling.
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Excluding volatile energy and unprocessed food prices, inflation was 1.3 percent, from 1.1 percent in April.
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Many of those kits sit unprocessed, with officials pleading poverty or a shortage of man power.
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Indonesia banned the export of all unprocessed minerals, including nickel ore, at the start of 211.
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He only uses two ingredients to make his chocolate: ethically sourced cocoa beans and unprocessed sugar.
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Also unprocessed food prices rose 2.1% year-on-year accelerating from a 1.8% rise in November.
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Excluding volatile energy and unprocessed food prices, inflation was 1.3 percent, from 8.63 percent in April.
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Chipotle has gotten big selling food that's unprocessed, free of antibiotics and GMOs, sometimes organic, sometimes local.
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The heavy-hitters in providing calories in unprocessed or minimally processed foods were meat, fruit, and milk.
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Doesn't mean I want probabilistic Bayesian optimizations commandeering my inbox, my last bastion for unprocessed human communication.
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When the government threw a hissy fit in 1995, more than 200,000 applications for passports went unprocessed.
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As for unprocessed plant material — "naturally grown and unadulterated marijuana flower," the bill taxes by the ounce.
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In one example, the processed image reveals the rover's tracks, which are indecipherable in the unprocessed images.
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As of July, the backlog of unprocessed asylum applications was still more than half a million cases.
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Food prices were weighed down by sharp declines in the cost of vegetables, eggs and unprocessed finfish.
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Yet Trumpism has, with only a few exceptions, gone weirdly unprocessed by fiction, either written or filmed.
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Excluding volatile prices for unprocessed food, inflation accelerated to 1.4% year-on-year from 1.3% in January.
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"Although they eat everything, they skew toward the highest-quality food types — natural and unprocessed," Fitzgerald said.
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Under a 2017 mining regulation, Indonesia is due to stop allowing the export of unprocessed ore starting Jan.
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The figure, which excludes the volatile prices of unprocessed food and energy, declined to 0.8 percent in February.
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However, Republicans say the spots being cut would be put toward clearing the current backlog of unprocessed claims.
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The other group ate mostly unprocessed foods, including oatmeal, roast beef, Greek yogurt, fresh scrambled eggs and barley.
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The curds can be eaten in their unprocessed state — or better yet, battered, fried and served with sauce.
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The part reversal of a 93 ban on the export of unprocessed nickel ore has reinvigorated Indonesian production.
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Prices for intermediate processed goods increased 20.3 percent while the cost of unprocessed goods shot up 20.5 percent.
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Staples like vegetables, beans, meats, cheeses, and other produce are all examples of unprocessed, or minimally processed foods.
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The unprocessed diet used in the study, for example, cost 40 percent more than the ultra-processed diet.
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If trauma remains unprocessed, disgust or rage can turn inward to self-harm or externalize itself to others.
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The Tsimane eat unprocessed complex carbs high in fiber, like brown rice, plantain, manioc, corn, nuts and fruits.
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A secondary analysis showed an association between unprocessed or minimally processed foods and lower risks of these same diseases.
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Under the draft, unprocessed gold, silver, tin and chromium would remain on the export ban list, the paper said.
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Instead, experts are keen to lure people towards the unprocessed, natural foods eaten daily by these centenarian-filled communities.
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If a grower's crop does not meet state standards, they are forbidden from selling it in an unprocessed form.
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But lychees are not the only produce with the potential to poison us if eaten too early or unprocessed.
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Another potentially major difference they noticed was that people ate ultra-processed food much more quickly than unprocessed food.
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The best advice is to eat as wide a variety of unprocessed foods as possible and to stay active.
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Based on a 2017 mining regulation, Indonesia is due to stop allowing the export of unprocessed ore starting Jan.
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So-called core inflation - stripped of energy and unprocessed food prices - also fell to 1 percent from 1.2 percent.
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When we think of vegan food, our minds tend to wander to fresh, unprocessed, grains, veggies, fruits, and nuts.
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The bank also said in a statement that inflation displayed a marked decline, mainly due to unprocessed food prices.
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The tariffs on unprocessed pork are 22 percent and effective Tuesday and grow to 20 percent on July 5.
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And the documentary "I Am Evidence" explores the issue of unprocessed rape kits through the lives of four survivors.
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The best way to get more fruits and veggies is to cook more meals at home with unprocessed foods.
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Unprocessed meats like beef, pork and lamb were associated with a greater risk than processed meats like bacon or sausage.
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Core inflation, which excludes the most volatile components of unprocessed food and energy, was unchanged at 0.8 percent in July.
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The five Annals papers did something different: They looked only at the health effects of processed and unprocessed red meat.
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In an attempt to capture more value from Indonesia's abundant minerals, the government in 0003 banned exports of unprocessed ore.
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And where it gets things wrong, I have no fallback because Huawei doesn't shoot a second, unprocessed picture for redundancy.
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Tanzania in March banned unprocessed mineral exports as part of a push to reap greater rewards from its natural resources.
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Core inflation, which excludes the most volatile components of unprocessed food and energy, was unchanged at 0.8 percent in June.
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Eurostat said energy prices jumped 10.6 percent year-on-year in October while unprocessed food was 2.1 percent more expensive.
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The group essentially recommends that adults should "continue current unprocessed red meat" and "processed meat" consumption, rather than scale back.
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Bernie's first presidential bid, in a sense, was the unprocessed, stripped-down version of that conversation: It was the speech.
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Indonesia has disappeared as a source of ore since that country's early 2014 ban on the export of unprocessed minerals.
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Without it, and excluding the volatile unprocessed food prices, inflation accelerated to 1.4% year-on-year from 1.3% in January.
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Many are women in their 20s or 30s who struggle with intimacy in romantic relationships due to old, unprocessed trauma.
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Even the unprocessed images of the storm, the first of which you can check out on the JunoCam website, are spectacular.
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A 2017 mining regulation stated that miners who are currently building smelters are allowed to export unprocessed mineral until January 2022.
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After a bit of ingredient trivia, we're reporting on a study that contrasts the dietary effects of ultraprocessed and unprocessed foods.
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"It's healthy because it's food consumed in the way that's as unprocessed as possible—like leafy greens cooked quickly," she explains.
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Meals were designed such that they contained the same amount of nutrients and calories, whether they were ultra-processed or unprocessed.
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The trigger for this collective exuberance is news that Indonesia will stop allowing the export of unprocessed nickel ore in 222.
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The government in March banned unprocessed mineral exports as part of a push to reap greater rewards from the country's resources.
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Argentina is the world's leading exporter of soy oil and meal, and the third leading exporter of unprocessed oilseed and corn.
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While some naturally derived ingredients still require preservatives, chemicals, and alterations in a lab, paleo skin-care ingredients are usually unprocessed.
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The core measure, which strips out unprocessed food and energy, edged up to 1.2 percent on the year but remains low.
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Mexico slapped unprocessed pork with an initial 10 percent tariff on June 5: That increases to 20 percent effective this Thursday.
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Rather, all of the data — the cognitive memory and the sensory and emotional information — are retained floating as unprocessed immediate recall.
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Last month, lawmakers allied with Duterte filed a bill seeking to ban mining in watershed areas and exports of unprocessed ores.
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Many consumers are seeking to eat more unprocessed foods, and additional research is becoming available showing the benefits of some fat.
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One serving of unprocessed red meat was equivalent to 4 ounces of red meat or poultry, or 3 ounces of fish.
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Indonesia's 2014 ban on the export of unprocessed minerals, including nickel ore, is what stimulated Philippine production in the first place.
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They recorded intake of total meat, processed and unprocessed red meat (beef, lamb and pork), and white meat (poultry and fish).
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But don't worry, bitter almonds are not sold unprocessed in the US and are typically just used to make almond extracts.
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Some reviewers scorned this approach—the onslaught of unprocessed detail, the conspicuous voice, and the lack of psychological insight into Manson himself.
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Mexico first slapped unprocessed pork with an initial 22018% tariff on June 214 but then increased it to 216% on July 103.
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But the rapid growth of natural, unprocessed pet food strikes her as an example of people extrapolating from their own dietary concerns.
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Having never seen the Sun from up close, and with its "unprocessed" surface, the comet will likely put on quite a display.
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It is an ode to an experience many of us may have had coming across a stray roll of unprocessed Kodak film.
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Each participant was randomly assigned to get either meals containing ultra-processed foods for two weeks or meals with only unprocessed foods.
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All that changed when Indonesia enacted its ban on the export of unprocessed minerals, including nickel ore, at the start of 2014.
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Jariwala advises patients to follow a balanced diet that includes fresh, unprocessed foods and is low in salt, sugar, and saturated fats.
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"Paleo is all about eating real, healthy, unprocessed foods, and it's the same for beauty," explains Maia Singletary, CEO of Astrida Naturals.
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Indonesia's ban on unprocessed ore exports in 2014 had paid off, Amri said, attracting at least $6 billion in nickel smelter investments.
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Eating whole, unprocessed foods and plants may be one way to get all the linoleic acid your body needs, Dr. Ramsden said.
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Nickel prices have been pushed higher by Indonesia's move to stop exporting unprocessed ore from 2020, two years earlier than originally planned.
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They also expected inflation excluding unprocessed food and energy -- the two most volatile components -- at 1.0 percent, the same as in May.
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It was the most ambitious such program in 40 years, but it has struggled under a flood of thousands of unprocessed cases.
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However, excluding energy and unprocessed food - the measure taken into account by the European Central Bank - inflation remain unchanged at 1.3 percent.
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Kondo tries to confront the siege of emails in her own life by organizing new messages into two categories: save and unprocessed.
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And all you can remember is when the Beatles wouldn't use anyone else's sounds, and when an unprocessed voice was enough. PARELES
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Chunks from other pieces, which have already been fired and glazed, are incorporated, as are crushed rocks and other unprocessed ceramic materials.
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The idea is to let more people gain direct access to unprocessed information, increasing the chances that they will recognize nuggets of value.
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In pursuit of "beneficiation", as it is called, policymakers often impose heavy taxes or even bans on the export of raw, unprocessed minerals.
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A 2014 study that imagined an Earth without bacteria presented it as a dark, virus-ridden world of constipation and unprocessed biological waste.
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The new study, the first clinical trial to directly compare how ultra-processed foods and unprocessed foods influence health, could have important implications.
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Smoking is at once taboo and pervasive, and it's not limited to cigarettes: Indians smoke hookahs, beedis (flavored, unprocessed tobacco cigarettes), and weed.
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Excluding energy and unprocessed food, an indicator the ECB looks at to measure core inflation, prices rose by 1.3 percent year on year.
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I&aposm still focusing heavily on the "calories in, calories out" method and choosing carbohydrates that are whole, unprocessed, and slow to digest.
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At the start of 2014 Indonesia implemented rules banning the export of unprocessed metal ores in a bid to encourage the construction of smelters.
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The inflation measure which excludes the volatile energy and unprocessed food prices also fell — to 1.0 percent from 1.2 percent, in line with expectations.
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Inflation excluding energy and unprocessed food - known in the market as core inflation - has been between 0.7-0.9 percent over the last six months.
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This means eating salmon instead of beef jerky, unprocessed foods rather than anything heavily processed with excess sodium, and staying away from artificial preservatives.
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I am not here to pooh-pooh the value of eating natural, unprocessed food and being conscious about what you're putting in your mouth.
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The stylist didn't feel like dealing with my thick head of unprocessed hair and used a no-lye relaxer to make it more pliable.
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According to the World Health Organization, beef, lamb and pork are carcinogenic when eaten in processed forms, and possibly still carcinogenic when consumed unprocessed.
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The tariffs will be imposed on imports of U.S. coal, paper, walnuts/almonds, tobacco, unprocessed rice, whisky, automobiles, cosmetics, machinery equipment and petrochemical products.
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Of course, many of the things on the list above make for healthy, unprocessed additions to any diet, whether it's low-carb or not.
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You could imagine that researcher digging into additional parts of the archive, including the block-face imagery, the other slides, the remaining unprocessed tissue.
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Sicomines' deputy director general Jean Nzenga told Reuters that the measure was lifted on Tuesday, allowing the company to export unprocessed copper and cobalt.
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Imports of ore from Indonesia have also now resumed in earnest after that country part-reversed a ban on the export of unprocessed minerals.
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On the unprocessed diet, the subjects got their fiber, sugar and carbs from fresh produce, beans, oatmeal, sweet potatoes, grains and other whole foods.
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Scientific research on the GOLO dietThe tenants of the GOLO diet, eating mostly unprocessed foods, are backed by evidence to help people lose weight.
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Without unprocessed food and energy, what the European Central Bank calls core inflation, prices grew 1.3% year-on-year, decelerating from 1.4% in December.
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Core inflation, which strips out volatile energy and unprocessed food prices and is watched closely by the central bank, held stable at 1.2 percent.
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Using this stripped-down "feature space" (versus the unprocessed "pixel space") not only simplifies the agent's learning process, it also neatly sidesteps the novelty trap.
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Unlike unprocessed natural gas, which can be transported only where pipelines run, liquefied gas can be carried anywhere in the world by special container ships.
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I guess the stylist didn't feel like dealing with my thick head of unprocessed hair — I was her last appointment of the day, after all.
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You can find the unprocessed, full-resolution Galaxy S9 Plus sample photos in this Flickr album, and the Pixel 2 XL shots in this one.
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In October, euro zone inflation eased to 1.4 percent and, after stripping out food and unprocessed food, was just 1.1 percent, its lowest since May.
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For two weeks, they would have to eat a diet of ultra-processed foods, while the other two weeks would be spent eating unprocessed foods.
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The volunteers reported that both diets tasted good and were satisfying, which meant they weren't eating less of the unprocessed foods because of taste issues.
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Indonesia introduced a ban on the export of unprocessed minerals in January 2014 with the explicit aim of forcing miners to build domestic processing capacity.
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Food, alcohol and tobacco prices rose 0.7 percent year-on-year in September, with unprocessed food itself 1.1 percent more expensive than 12 months earlier.
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Congressman Erlpe John Amante, who has called for a ban on exports of unprocessed minerals, says there is a need "to make mining more relevant".
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There are many benefits to eating unprocessed, whole foods, including enhanced nutritive and environmental benefits, but one of the most important is increased food safety.
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This documentary explores why thousands of rape kits across the country remained unprocessed for years and highlights those spearheading efforts to get through the backlog.
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It is not typically as healthy as eating unprocessed vegetables and beans, and if it's produced for fast-food outlets, it can be downright unhealthy.
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Most of the increase was due to unprocessed red meat — for every additional daily serving of it, the risk for diverticulitis increased by 18 percent.
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Unprocessed cacao paste is thick, if it's mixed with cinnamon and vanilla it becomes a dessert, and if water is added it becomes a perfumed concoction.
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They also agreed folks are better off reaching for unprocessed carbohydrates like non-starchy vegetables, whole fruits, and whole or minimally processed grains than processed carbohydrates.
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The program has made great strides in helping states begin the hard work to clean up the backlog of unprocessed DNA but we can do better.
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Let's parse the language in their guideline recommendation (emphasis mine): The panel suggests that adults continue current unprocessed red meat consumption (weak recommendation, low-certainty evidence).
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The data that I saw was raw, unprocessed data, so it was hard to tell exactly what the sensors were showing about me and my reactions.
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The ease in eating ultra-processed food might have helped, too, given how much softer and easier to chew they were, on average, than unprocessed food.
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Shafiee's team tested its device on 350 unwashed and unprocessed semen samples from a fertility clinic to evaluate semen quality based on World Health Organization guidelines.
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No one could possibly be as a well-informed about the benefits of probiotics, unprocessed foods, and good fats in a proper diet as you, right?
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They take a cue from the Paleo diet, focusing on using whole and unprocessed ingredients that our cavemen ancestors would have used (although there's no meat).
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Library historian Holly Snyder told Hyperallergic that she was sorting through a drawer of unprocessed items when the bright paint and bold subjects caught her eye.
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Public money would help Scunthorpe mothball its uncompetitive blast furnaces that produce unprocessed steel, import it instead, and focus on making end-products like rail lines.
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Researchers concluded that the UK government should introduce a tax of 79% on processed meat such as bacon, and 14% on unprocessed meat such as steak.
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It's a feat of transformation: the solid but unprocessed stuff of sports—movement and minute coördination, thousands of barely conscious acts of choice—becomes pure discourse.
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This reflected mainly a strong increase in annual energy and unprocessed food price inflation, with no signs yet of a convincing upward trend in underlying inflation.
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Important endings are taking place now and unprocessed grief is coming to the surface for you to acknowledge—honor your shadow side, don't hide from it.
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Since the health system started providing fresh unprocessed food, there has been a lot less waste, because patients are more satisfied and rarely request another meal.
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When Indonesia banned the export of unprocessed ores, including nickel, in 2014, a flock of Chinese nickel companies descended on the country to build NPI plants.
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Levies on palm oil are seen as an incentive for palm oil refiners because Indonesian levies on unprocessed products are higher than on processed palm products.
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Unprocessed hair (virgin) with all the strands going in the same direction (remy) is the gold standard because it's healthier, smoother, and wears better than the alternatives.
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The "unprocessed or minimally processed" food category included fruits, vegetables, legumes, milk, eggs, meats, poultry, fish and seafood, yogurt, grains (white rice and pasta) and natural juice.
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For example, the unprocessed breakfast might be oatmeal with bananas, walnuts and skim milk, while the other consisted of a bagel with cream cheese and turkey bacon.
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Current mining regulations allow exports of unprocessed mineral ore until January 2022, with an Indonesian industry association on Thursday urging the government to stick to that timetable.
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Indonesia, which is a major source of nickel ore used mainly in the stainless steel industry, had said it would restrict exports of unprocessed ore from 2022.
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During the first few days, I found I couldn't focus on my own breathing for more than a few seconds without encountering some of these unprocessed reactions.
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I feared that my own thoughts were buried forever beneath a sea of unprocessed digital content, one that would prevent me from ever achieving mental clarity again.
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But with the data showing a more modest rise in euro zone core inflation, which strips out volatile energy and unprocessed food prices, the sell-off abated.
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"And yet, I saw 80-year-old Dalits who were healthy and doing hard labor, largely because of what they were eating: pure, unprocessed food," he said.
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However, excluding the most volatile prices for unprocessed food and energy, inflation was 0.7 percent year-on-year, down from 0.8 percent in the previous five months.
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In addition to the ultra-processed foods, participants took in about 28 percent of their calories from unprocessed foods, such as eggs, milk, vegetables, or fresh fish.
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Inflation for unprocessed food ticked down to 0.7% from the initial 0.8% estimate For Eurostat release, click on: here Reporting by Philip Blenkinsop; Editing by Angus MacSwan
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Tanzania's largest gold miner also said full-year core earnings dropped by more than a third due to a ban on unprocessed mineral exports in the country.
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But they slide through our digestive system and enter the bloodstream more rapidly than whole, unprocessed foods like fresh produce, seeds, nuts, fungi, algae and animal products.
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The sheriff said the list had since been scrubbed of all duplicate names and that investigators had caught up with a backlog of unprocessed missing-persons reports.
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If I ate nothing but whole, unprocessed foods for 30 days, the Whole30 program promised, I would have less bloating, fewer cravings, better sleep and more energy.
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There was a time, not long ago, when "unprocessed" or "dirty" scrap was generally easier to sell, on the global market; much of it went to China.
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More and more research suggests that the most nutritious way to eat is less about specific dietary restrictions and more about getting plenty of whole, unprocessed foods.
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There was a time, not long ago, when "unprocessed" or "dirty" scrap was generally easier to sell, on the global market; much of it went to China.
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The idea is to let more experts across American intelligence gain direct access to unprocessed information, increasing the chances that they will recognize any possible nuggets of value.
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Zink speculates that Ötzi, who was found without a proper hunting bow, brought the dry meat snack for his journey, whereas unprocessed raw meat would have spoiled quickly.
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Instead of her irregular, junk-filled meals, she was eating clean, unprocessed foods like egg white scrambles with avocado and vegetables, chicken salads and cauliflower rice stir-fries.
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A glance at the raw, unprocessed data confirmed it was a quasar—not a nearer object masquerading as one—and that it was perhaps the oldest ever found.
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Several large, overlapping sheets of unprocessed and exposed photographic paper in soft shades of mauve are partially wrapped across the work's midsection, held in place with magnetic balls.
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This directly contradicts the belief that people living in rural areas are less likely to gain weight because they eat healthier, unprocessed foods and do more physical labor.
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There are at least 20163,000 tons of glass and unprocessed CRTs in Arizona, and much of it is sitting in a mountainous pile outside one of the warehouses.
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It sorted processed foods into four categories ranging from unprocessed to ultra-processed – and found that those falling into the latter group were all linked to early deaths.
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In January the government—in search of jobs and revenue—relaxed the ban, allowing some exports of unprocessed nickel and bauxite for the first time in four years.
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However, excluding the most volatile prices for unprocessed food and energy, inflation was just 0.7 percent year-on-year, down from 0.8 percent in the previous five months.
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It was the most difficult work I've ever done; I encountered a lot of unprocessed emotion and faced some hard truths about who, where, and how I was.
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Core inflation, which strips out volatile unprocessed food and energy and which the ECB scrutinises in policy decisions, also fell to 1.1% in July from 1.3% in June.
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The Philippines is the biggest supplier of nickel ore to top consumer China, taking over from Indonesia after that country banned shipments of unprocessed mineral ores in 2014.
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But core inflation, which excludes volatile prices of energy and unprocessed food and which is the ECB's focus, came in only stable, at 0.9 percent year-on-year.
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Core inflation, which strips out volatile unprocessed food and energy and which the ECB scrutinizes in policy decisions, also fell to 1.1% in July from 1.3% in June.
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Unprocessed nickel ore shipped in the January to March period totalled 1.71 million dry metric tonnes (DMT) compared with 3.46 million DMT a year ago, the data showed.
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With the caveat that there are still roughly four million unprocessed ballots that will likely shift the margins, here's a look at Mr. Trump's California by the numbers.
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For days, police officers wrote reports by hand, warrants were not validated, applications for city jobs sat unprocessed and government workers were unable to access basic administrative systems.
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But even though her volume rarely goes above piano, Noname has attitude and depth to spare as she raps over asymmetrical grooves that have a live, unprocessed sound.
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And that's cultivating Germany's first self-picking hemp field—a green and pleasant land where hemp enthusiasts can pluck and purchase as much unprocessed product as they desire.
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"Health seekers" could find fresh unprocessed foods "still charged with their life force" at restaurants like the Aware Inn, the Health Hut and, a bit later, the Source.
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The core measure of inflation, which strips out the volatile prices of energy and unprocessed food, rose to 1.3 percent year-on-year in March from 1.2 percent.
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Their diet is heavy on carbs: 72 percent of their daily calories derive from unprocessed starches, 14 percent from saturated and unsaturated fats and 14 percent from protein.
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But the authors of the new studies argue that people can "continue their current consumption of both unprocessed red meat and processed meat," meaning whatever amount they're currently eating.
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Brazil's Monteiro thinks lawmakers should act now and figure out how to make unprocessed foods more accessible and affordable, while taxing ultraprocessed foods and regulating the marketing around them.
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Energy prices jumped 8.1 percent year-on-year in January after a 2.6 percent increase in December and unprocessed food was 3.3 percent more expensive than a year earlier.
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In that respect, they agree with the general UK advice to consume more unprocessed, well-sourced foods, though the discord arises in the amount of carbohydrates that each advocates.
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Unrefined jars come stamped with a seal of "virgin" or "extra-virgin," and are generally regarded as the "healthier" of the two options — because they are fresher and unprocessed.
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The reason is that the ban on unprocessed exports is starting to reap positive results in the form of a new wave of players, many Chinese, launching processing plants.
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Unprocessed food prices fell 0.3 percent month-on-month in February for a 0.9 percent year-on-year decline, which subtracted 1.73 points from the overall final annual figure.
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The narrower inflation indicator, which strips out volatile energy and unprocessed food prices and is monitored closely by the European Central Bank, was confirmed at 1.2%, unchanged from September.
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These additional supplies will be coming to market just as Indonesia relaxes its ban on exporting unprocessed nickel ore, which has been in place since the start of 203.
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"Inflation has displayed a marked decline in recent months, mainly due to favourable course of unprocessed food prices and the improvement in the core inflation trend," the bank said.
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Dr. Ludwig emphasized that the results need to be replicated by other investigators and he stressed that the findings do not impugn whole fruits, beans and other unprocessed carbohydrates.
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Sublime Frequencies' most bizarre release is "Broken Hearted Dragonflies: Insect Electronica from Southeast Asia," from 2004, which is essentially the unprocessed sounds of insects in Thailand, Burma, and Laos.
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Eurostat also confirmed that inflation excluding volatile energy and unprocessed food prices, which the European Central Bank looks closely at in policy decisions, was 1.2 percent on the year.
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Without the volatile energy and unprocessed food components — a measure the ECB calls core inflation — consumer prices rose 0.9 percent year-on-year, accelerating from 0.8 percent in February.
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Core inflation, which according to the European Central Bank's definition excludes the most volatile components of unprocessed food and energy, was unchanged at 0.8 percent, in line with market expectations.
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A dab of the raw, unprocessed stuff is better for you than any store-bought concoction and will solve every skin-care woe you've ever had — or so they say.
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They're also selling those countries' unprocessed beans at a premium to Chinese buyers who are struggling to replace the huge volume of soybeans they typically buy from the United States.
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The country is the largest nickel shipper to China, after Indonesia in 1813 banned the export of unprocessed metal ores in order to boost its own downstream commodities processing industry.
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A ban on unprocessed ore exports was imposed in 2014 to encourage investment in value-added smelting projects but this restriction hit government revenues, contributing to a hefty budget deficit.
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But unprocessed food prices rose 0.7 percent month-on-month for a 1.1 percent annual increase and energy prices jumped 1.8 percent during January for a 2.2 percent annual gain.
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An example of an ultra-processed breakfast, highlighted by the authors, might include pancakes, sausages, and hash browns, while a mostly unprocessed breakfast would contain blueberries, raw nuts, and oatmeal.
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Acacia is caught up in a dispute with the Tanzanian government which banned the export of unprocessed minerals and enacted new laws to raise state ownership of the nation's mines.
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The Philippines became the world's top nickel ore exporter after Indonesia banned exports of unprocessed ore in 2014, a move meant to spur the development of higher value smelting industries.
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Every grocery store has an aisle with processed snacks calling your name, but Calabrese said it's also easy to make healthier unprocessed options just as easy to grab and go.
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And while the advice to exercise and eat unprocessed food wasn't harmful, a lot of the more intensive treatments she'd been doling out had no oversight, no evidence behind them.
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It is painful because it involves competing narratives for the Civil War, the most traumatic event the nation has ever experienced, and one that is still, to some extent, unprocessed.
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Customers interested in unprocessed foods, like whole grains, beans and vegetables, may turn away from the product when they realize that, like any other burger, it's prepared in a factory.
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Until the dispute is resolved, the Grasberg mine will run at about 40 percent capacity; without a licensing deal, the Indonesian government will not allow Freeport to export unprocessed minerals.
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Clean eating—Clean eating, a fairly vague method of consuming strictly "whole" or "unprocessed" foods, was a major addition to the "it's not a diet, it's a lifestyle change" canon.
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Unprocessed food prices jumped 1.8% year-on-year this month, up from 0.7% in October while energy prices tumbled 3.2% in annual terms, more than the 3.1% fall in October.
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Today, Musk's goal is to revolutionize access to local, healthy and unprocessed food through efforts like his casual dining start-up The Kitchen and food education nonprofit organization Big Green.
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Indonesia's ban of exports of unprocessed nickel was brought forward from the earlier schedule of January 2022 as part of the government's push to develop and expand the onshore smelting industry.
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Energy prices grew by 2.1 percent year-on-year, just short of January's 2.2 percent rate, but unprocessed food prices fell 0.9 percent, compared with a 1.1 percent rise in January.
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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE BAN Indonesia introduced a ban on the export of unprocessed minerals in January 2014 with the explicit aim of forcing miners to build domestic processing capacity.
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Eating the root raw or unprocessed means eating cyanide and metabolizing it, which in turn can affect thyroid hormones and damage nerve cells in the brain relating to movement, Spencer said.
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The government halted the export of unprocessed ore on March 3, following President John Magufuli's call for the construction of more gold smelters in the country, Africa's fourth-largest gold producer.
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MANILA, March 3 (Reuters) - The Philippines may consider banning exports of unprocessed minerals in an effort to promote value addition in the mining sector, a senior environment official said on Friday.
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She said that if those memories are unresolved or unprocessed, they can still be highly charged, and people may re-experience the memory as if it is happening in the present.
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Still, even when stripping out volatile prices like unprocessed food and energy, the latest euro zone inflation figures for December showed that core inflation stood at 0.8 percent year-on-year.
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Their sample, they note, comprises only those patients who took proprietary products processed into pills or other finished doses — not the considerable number who consumed whole, unprocessed plant or animal materials.
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The move comes after the disruptions at ports in the world's number one exporter of soy oil and meal, which is also the third largest seller of corn and unprocessed soybeans.
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Excluding rises in prices for energy and unprocessed food, the ECB's definition of core inflation, annual inflation came in at 1.2 percent, also leaving out tobacco sales, inflation was 0.9 percent.
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In their place are a daily salad bar, wraps and main dishes like the Caribbean specialty chicken guisado and vegetarian dumplings, created whenever possible with unprocessed, seasonal and locally farmed ingredients.
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Unsurprisingly, the ones that top the list are highly processed and have more sugar and fat per bite, with far less fiber to slow down digestion, than unprocessed foods found in nature.
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To improve their health, people need to limit the proportion of super-processed foods they eat, while increasing the amount of unprocessed or minimally processed foods in their diets, the researchers stated.
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Detroit (CNN)Seven years after the discovery of 11,341 abandoned and unprocessed rape kits in a Detroit police warehouse, Shahida Mausi-Johnson sought out ways to somehow bring justice to the victims.
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Moreover, during the two weeks of consuming ultra-processed foods volunteers gained an average of two pounds as compared to a loss of two pounds after two weeks of eating unprocessed food.
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They prepared the vegetables four ways: raw and unprocessed; raw and hit six times with a copy of a Palaeolithic hammerstone; raw and cut into small slices; and roasted for 15 minutes.
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The goat was also served four ways: raw and unprocessed; raw and pounded 50 times by a hammerstone; raw and cut into small slices; and cooked on a grill for 25 minutes.
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Acacia is losing $15 million per month after Tanzania banned the export of all unprocessed ore in March, forcing the company to make contingency plans in case a resolution is not found.
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Core inflation, which strips out volatile prices like unprocessed food and energy, stood at 0.8 percent, year-on-year, below a consensus forecast of 0.9 percent, according to analysts polled by Reuters.
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Unprocessed food was the main factor driving prices up in the euro zone, marking an annual 1.4 percent increase, which was however lower than the 1.8 percent rise earlier estimated by Eurostat.
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" The bill also seeks to halt the export of unprocessed mineral ores "to help develop the mineral processing industry in the Philippines and to benefit the localities where the minerals came from.
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The new study was designed to get around this problem by recruiting healthy adults whose average age was 31 and assigning them to eat both an unprocessed and an ultra-processed diet.
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"The old mentality used to be — and rightly so — that you could only get junk food at an airport, but the choices of unprocessed and healthy foods today are overwhelming," she said.
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Once home, I found myself a graduated-temperature electric kettle, as also suggested, heated fresh water to 75 degrees Celsius and infused three grams of the unprocessed leaves for 90 seconds flat.
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The narrower inflation indicator, which strips out volatile energy and unprocessed food prices and is monitored closely by the European Central Bank, was revised to 1.4% from the previous estimate of 1.5%.
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The ECB's favored core inflation measure, which strips out volatile energy and unprocessed food prices, rose to 1.3 percent year-on-year in March from 1.2 percent in February, also as expected.
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We know this from the 85033,000 unprocessed rape kits that are sitting on evidence room shelves just waiting to do their job bringing justice, each one representing another victim left in limbo.
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Indeed, Eurostat said that energy prices rose by 303 percent year-on-year, from 10.7 percent in October, while unprocessed food prices were up 1.8 percent, from a 2.1 percent increase last month.
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Up until this point, my bulk has been calorie-heavy, but the food has been mostly unprocessed and nutrient-rich, which is what Schoenfeld recommends: rice, potatoes, vegetables, fruits, olive oil, and nuts.
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Core inflation, which strips out the volatile components of unprocessed food and energy and which the ECB closely looks at in policy decisions, also fell to 1.1% in July from 1.3% in June.
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Acacia had said in March that it stopped gold and copper concentrate exports from Tanzania following a ban by the government on unprocessed ore, putting nearly a third of its revenue at risk.
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Excluding the most volatile prices for unprocessed food and energy, inflation was 0.8 percent year-on-year, from 0.7 percent in October and the same as the level of the previous five months.
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The measure that strips out the volatile prices of energy and unprocessed food, was 1.1 percent year-on-year in April from 1.3 percent in March and against an expected 1.2 percent rate.
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Indeed, Eurostat said that energy prices rose by 9.1 percent year-on-year, from 303 percent in October, while unprocessed food prices were up 1.8 percent, from a 2.1 percent increase last month.
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I grew up in an exceptionally warm, loving, abundantly generous, welcoming home life (though sprinkled with frequent panic attacks and PTSD from unprocessed trauma resulting from having escaped a war-torn, dictatorial country).
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An analysis of their hormone levels seemed to indicate why: On the unprocessed diet, their levels of the appetite-suppressing hormone PYY increased while levels of ghrelin, a hormone that stimulates hunger, fell.
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My week's worth of unprocessed meals included things like salads, parfaits, and soups, all of them vegan, and all of them packaged in recyclable plastic containers designed to prevent the contents from perishing.
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Health and metabolic effects of major food groups for which effects remain unclear or controversial, such as cheese, yogurt, whole-fat milk, unprocessed red meat, coconut oil, fermented foods, organic foods and more.
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"Using video material I captured over the recent years traveling to exhibitions and festivals, I wanted to create a floating state between unprocessed cognition and the constant overwriting of memories," Seidel tells Creators.
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It's also possible that Indonesia will resume exports of nickel ore after the government introduced new regulations that allow miners to export some unprocessed ore if they are using the capacity at their refineries.
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South America's second largest economy - which normally processes most of its own soy - has grown more reliant on exports of unprocessed beans as rival soy crushers in the United States have stolen market share.
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A closely watched measure of underlying inflation which excludes volatile energy and unprocessed food prices held steady at 1.2 percent, a potentially comforting sign for the ECB after a puzzling dip late last year.
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I just want to point out, after years of trying to fix and find myself in fads, body, and food, that you are not a better person because you eat whole, clean, or unprocessed.
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NICKEL: Traders are watching Indonesia, a top producer, where the government is discussing the possibility of moving forward a ban on exports of unprocessed mineral ores that is supposed to be implemented from 2022.
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What we object to is when these faux food marketers co-opt the universally recognized name, reputation and image of milk, but don't offer the same natural, unprocessed goodness of what they are mimicking.
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Now the Merino wool from her sheep is sold unprocessed, in bulk, but she'd like to redirect a portion to an Italian mill, to create the very fine fabric her label is known for.
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NICKEL: Traders are watching Indonesia, a top producer, where the government is discussing the possibility of moving forward a ban on exports of unprocessed mineral ores that is supposed to be implemented from 173.
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Tanzania's energy and minerals ministry halted the export of unprocessed ore on March 3, following President John Magufuli's call for the construction of more gold smelters in the country, Africa's fourth-largest gold producer.
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Mexico plans to raise existing tariffs on unprocessed U.S. pork to 20 percent from 10 percent on July 5, and China will place a 25 percent tariff on U.S. soybean exports on July 6.
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It is hard to find definitive evidence that particular diets protect against disease, but many public health experts agree that unprocessed or minimally processed foods, along with abundant fruits and vegetables, can promote health.
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ISTANBUL, April 26 (Reuters) - Leading indicators in Turkey hint at a notable decline in unprocessed food inflation in April but the improvement in core inflation has been limited, the central bank said on Tuesday.
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And maybe in some weird, roundabout way, maybe some of the feelings I had going into this were actually some of her unprocessed feelings that I got to work through while making this film.
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Excluding the volatile energy and unprocessed food contributions — what the ECB calls core inflation and watches closely in policy decisions — consumer prices rose 1.0 percent year-on-year, decelerating from 1.2 percent in February.
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The European Central Bank wants to keep headline inflation below, but close to 2% over the medium term and carefully watches the core inflation measure excluding unprocessed food and energy in its policy decisions.
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Among them, it showed that the court for the first time had extended access to raw, or unprocessed, information gathered under Section 702 to the National Counterterrorism Center, a clearinghouse of terrorism threat information.
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Indonesia was the world's top nickel ore exporter before it imposed a ban on unprocessed nickel ore exports in 2014 in a bid to encourage miners and customers to invest in a domestic processing industry.
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Analysts polled by Reuters reckon core inflation data, stripping out unprocessed food and energy, which the ECB scrutinises in policy decisions, fell to 1.0% in August, slipping further from July's 17-month low of 1.1%.
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Analysts polled by Reuters reckon core inflation data, stripping out unprocessed food and energy, which the ECB scrutinizes in policy decisions, fell to 1.0% in August, slipping further from July's 17-month low of 1.1%.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone consumer prices grew less than expected in February because of a fall in unprocessed food prices and reduced energy inflation, data from the European Union's statistics office Eurostat showed on Friday.
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Eurostat data showed that unprocessed food price growth halved in May from April to 0003 percent year-on-year while energy price growth slowed to 3.8 percent year-on-year form 5.3 percent in April.
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Nickel Asia is the only Philippine nickel miner with ownership in processing plants, making it "unique" compared with other local miners, who sell all their unprocessed ore output to Chinese stainless steel producers, Samson said.
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Unprocessed food groups led the uptick in annual food inflation, the central bank said in the minutes of its last monetary policy meeting, adding that the annual processed food inflation remained on a downward trend.
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The report, published earlier this week in the Scientific Reports journal, revealed that with regard to unprocessed food, humans are more likely to choose red foods over green because the former indicates higher nutritional value.
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Indeed the key core inflation measure watched by the ECB that excludes volatile unprocessed food and energy prices stood at just 0.8 percent, up from 0.7 percent in October, after flatlining much of this year.
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New analysis of long term data on nearly 30,000 people found a small but significant risk of death from any cause tied to eating two servings of processed meat or unprocessed red meat each week.
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But core inflation, which excludes the two most volatile components of unprocessed food and energy, went up to 2000 percent from 17.33 percent in June, contrary to market expectations of a drop to 217.3 percent.
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Excluding the two most volatile components of unprocessed food and energy, a measure closely watched by the ECB, inflation was stable at 1.3 percent in August, against market expectations of a drop to 1.2 percent.
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The exact nature of what may change is still to be determined, but it's likely that deadlines for the construction of smelters may be extended and exemptions given to allow for the export of unprocessed ores.
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It's unclear whether the letter sent to the White House contained ricin or just the unprocessed beans, but according to the New York Times, the Secret Service said no one suffered any injuries from the package.
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Fauxtography is no longer a thing that happens only in Adobe's Photoshop or Lightroom, and the idea of unprocessed and unvarnished photography, at least via digital means, is more a romantic ideal than an attainable goal.
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But miners say hardline policies could backfire particularly as the Philippines has become the biggest nickel ore supplier to China after previous top exporter Indonesia banned shipments of unprocessed minerals, shipping 34.3 million tonnes last year.
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Alas, Huawei is still not offering an option to take a backup unprocessed image alongside its AI-processed ones, which means you're still running the risk of having a photo ruined by over-aggressive AI tweaks.
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This format has a larger file size than your average JPEG because it stores a lot more data—specifically unprocessed/lightly processed light data—which means it's easier to fix a bad photo after the fact.
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"I would be a liar to say no I didn't," the mom of two and wife to NBA star Steph Curry, told PEOPLE at the launch of Arla Foods and No Kid Hungry's Live Unprocessed Project.
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This was mainly because energy prices grew 3.0 percent year-on-year in December, rather than 4.7 percent as in November and unprocessed food was 1.9 percent more expensive, rather than 2.4 percent as in November.
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Zimbabwe sells unprocessed platinum and nickel to South African refineries as well as gold to Rand Refineries, which said on Thursday it would shut its smelter and significantly scale down its refining during South Africa's lockdown.
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As a parent, it's important that you take time to process your feelings of grief, confusion, anger and being overwhelmed, so that you're not "oozing unprocessed, undigested personal material out to your children," Dr. Manly said.
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In Vipassana meditation, they teach that these unprocessed reactions are stored in the subconscious mind and body, and as they accumulate it can become more and more difficult to understand how we really feel beneath it all.
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Volatile energy prices fell 0.2 percent on the month for a 1.1 percent year-on-year decline in November while also volatile unprocessed food costs rose 0.4 percent month-on-month for a 0.7 percent annual gain.
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However, the core indicator watched closely by the ECB for its monetary policy decisions, which excludes volatile energy and unprocessed food prices, did rise to 1.2 percent in January, above expectations of an unchanged 1.1 percent reading.
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Stripped off volatile components, unprocessed food and energy, the "core" consumer price index grew 0.8 percent year-on-year, below the 0.9 percent expected by markets and slowing down from the 0.9 percent recorded the previous month.
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He reaffirmed the 2022 cut-off point for all unprocessed mineral exports but with the important caveat that the ministry forecasts there will be 41 smelters, including 22 nickel smelters, operating in the country by that stage.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Inflation in the 19 countries sharing the euro currency remained stable in July, European statistics office Eurostat said on Thursday, but the much watched core inflation metric excluding volatile energy costs and unprocessed food rose.
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In his new place, he's exploring all the cacao pod has to offer: looking not just into the roasted beans, but also the sweet, gluey pulp that surrounds them and the unprocessed beans for drinks and sweets.
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My household is on a diet, and the kitchen is full of healthy, unprocessed ingredients, and the chill in the air makes me want to eat a toasted macaroni and cheese sandwich with a side of fries.
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Nearly two years later the program is struggling under a deluge of unprocessed cases, sparking concern within the administration and among justice reform advocates over the fate of what was meant to be legacy-defining achievement for Obama.
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Badu, inspired by the community response, pledged to donate a portion of the proceeds from all of her concerts going forward to the cause, in an effort to help bring the number of unprocessed rape kits to zero.
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But core inflation, which excludes volatile prices of energy and unprocessed food and which the European Central Bank monitors closely, was revised up to 0.8 percent year-on-year in March from an earlier estimate of 0.7 percent.
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"Our sunlight-powered technology is exciting as it enables the production of clean hydrogen from unprocessed biomass under ambient conditions," Erwin Reisner, head of the Christian Doppler Laboratory for Sustainable SynGas Chemistry, where the technology was developed, said.
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Top nickel ore supplier Indonesia is currently drafting a revision to its mineral ore export rules, with the possibility of moving forward a ban on exports of unprocessed mineral ores that is due to be implemented from 2022.
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Led by influential stars like Yara Shahidi, Sasha Lane and Tracee Ellis Ross, who wear their hair unprocessed, "wild, kinky, frizzy texture" is redefining Hollywood glamour, said the hairstylist Nai'vasha Johnson, who styles Ms. Shahidi and Ms. Lane.
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Boosting processed meat consumption by at least a half serving daily over eight years was tied to a 13% greater risk of death during the following eight years, compared to an increased risk of 9% with unprocessed meat.
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Similar risks for cardiovascular disease were found for those eating two servings a week of processed meat, unprocessed red meat or poultry -- although that last category might be due to frying or the consumption of skin, researchers said.
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According to a recent report by the U.S. Treasury the average time for processing licenses last year increased from 85033 to 88 business days – a statistics that significantly understates the problems since half of the submissions remained unprocessed.
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A ban on unprocessed ore exports was imposed in 230 to spur higher value smelting industries, but the government of Southeast Asia's biggest economy has faced a hefty budget deficit and missed its 29.36 revenue target by $17.6 billion.
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Tanzania banned unprocessed mineral exports as part of a push to reap greater rewards from resources in March and in July served Acacia, the country's largest gold miner, with a $190 billion bill for unpaid taxes, penalties and interest.
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Widodo's ministers have said the president has asked for input from his cabinet on possibly moving forward a ban on the export of unprocessed ores from 2022, and that he is expected to decide "some time in the future".
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The detentions of a factory owner and two managers followed an inspection in Linhai city, in the eastern coastal province of Zhejiang, that revealed the dumping of unprocessed waste water by a plant making auto repair tools, Xinhua said.
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Excluding the volatile prices of unprocessed food and fuel, or what the European Central Bank calls core inflation, prices increased in January by 1.0 percent, in line with forecasts and more than the 0.9 percent rise recorded in December.
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She had heavy, inexplicable vaginal bleeding, was reeling from a storm of unprocessed trauma, and living out of her Geo Metro, which made entertaining cosseted adolescents at bar and bat mitzvahs excruciating, especially when daughters danced with their dads.
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Thanks to its highly fertile Pampas grains belt, processed and unprocessed farm products are Argentina's main source of export dollars at a time when the government is struggling to end the country's recession and avoid a sovereign bond default.
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However, a narrower inflation indicator, which strips out volatile energy and unprocessed food prices and is monitored closely by the ECB, rose to 1.2% in September from 127.43% in August, in line with earlier Eurostat estimates on Oct. 1.
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Without the volatile components of energy and unprocessed food, or what the ECB calls core inflation, prices fell 1.2 percent month-on-month for a 1.2 percent year-on-year increase, accelerating from 1.1 percent in annual terms in December.
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Following a more plant-based diet is undeniably positive for the planet, but people should choose unprocessed foods like lentils and chickpeas rather than tofu, a report conducted on behalf of the World Wide Fund for Nature in 2010 said.
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It's possible the higher cooking temperatures typically used to prepare unprocessed meats may influence the composition of bacteria in the gut or inflammatory activity, though the exact reason for the increased risk tied to these foods is unknown, the researchers note.
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CEDAR found that in 2002-12 the most nutritious foods, like vegetables and unprocessed meats, were pricier than unhealthy meals such as pizzas and burgers—and that the price gap grew each year by about 10p ($0.13) per 1,000 calories.
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All eyes and all bullish hopes rest on China's nickel pig iron (NPI) sector, which faces the dual challenge of low prices and reduced ore supply resulting from Indonesia's ban on exports of unprocessed minerals at the start of 2014.
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While some experts have poured cold water on the liquid fad, saying it has no health benefits and can pose a risk if there is untreated bacteria present, that has not stopped many turning to the unprocessed and untreated water.
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Without the volatile energy and unprocessed food items, or what the European Central Bank calls core inflation, euro zone prices rose 0.4 percent on the month for a 0.8 percent year-on-year gain — remaining steady for the fifth month running.
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"Therapists who approach the work in this deeper way oftentimes use techniques to access what is unprocessed, unknown, or unconscious to the client and use the therapeutic space to explore, heal, or have a new experience in relationship," Claney told Insider.
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BRUSSELS, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Euro zone inflation slowed as expected in December because of slower growth in the price of energy and unprocessed food, but the core inflation measure, which excludes these volatile components, held steady, data showed on Friday.
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Excluding the volatile prices of unprocessed food and fuel, or what the European Central Bank calls core inflation, prices in December grew 0.3 percent month-on-month and 0.9 percent year-on-year, the annual change the same as in November.
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WINDHOEK (Reuters) - The Namibian government has provisionally banned the import of all perishable food, fish, fruits, unprocessed food and water from neighboring Zambia, which has been hit by a cholera outbreak that has claimed more than 60 lives so far.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine lawmakers have filed a bill seeking to ban mining in watershed areas and exports of unprocessed ores and will require miners to get legislative approval before operating, in line with President Rodrigo Duterte's pledge to overhaul the sector.
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While companies producing imitation meat boast of the environmental benefits, some researchers point out that for people wanting to substantially lower their carbon footprint, having unprocessed plant-based diets instead of eating imitation products is healthier and better for the planet.
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Accordingly, the 28-day "healing" diet he suggests consists almost entirely of natural, unprocessed foods, especially lean protein foods like light-meat poultry, fish, egg whites and low-fat dairy, beans (combined with whole grains), and nonacidic vegetables and fruits.
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It made for entrancing viewing, and a vivid lesson in what can happen when documentary cameras — a kinder term for reality-TV cameras — are granted the opportunity to witness a genuinely unprocessed, borderline calamitous moment with a minimum of intrusion.
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After analyzing the diet and death data, the researchers found that within eight years, an increase of at least half a serving per day of processed and unprocessed red meat was associated with 13% and 9% higher risk of early death, respectively.
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On the ultraprocessed diet, people ate faster while consuming about 500 calories more per day (by taking extra helpings) than they did while on the unprocessed diet; this increase in calories was due to higher quantities of carbohydrates and fat but not protein.
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Among other metals, LME nickel closed down 0.2 percent at $10,230 as traders shrugged off news that Indonesia could export up to 203 million tonnes of nickel ore in 2017 if it amends a ban on unprocessed ore exports introduced in 2014.
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Prices for services, the biggest component of the euro zone economy, rose 1.2 percent year-on-year, but the biggest increase was in food, where unprocessed foodstuffs rose 2.9 percent year-on-year in July, nearly double the 1.5 percent seen in June.
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Headline consumer inflation accelerated to 2.1 percent year-on-year from 2.0 percent in June, while core inflation, which excludes energy costs as well as unprocessed food, rose to 1.3 percent year-on-year from 1.2 percent in June, beating economists' expectations.
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On the ultra-processed diet, the volunteers ate an average of 500 extra calories a day, gained body fat and about a pound of weight by the two-week mark; on the unprocessed diet, they lost body fat and dropped that same pound.
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Preliminary estimates published last Friday indicate a sharp slowdown of consumer price inflation (CPI) in March to 1.5 percent from 2 percent in February, with the core CPI (excluding energy and unprocessed food) at 0.7 percent (down from 0.9 percent in February).
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The slower inflation was mainly because of slower growth of energy prices, which rose 3.0 percent year-on-year in October, slowing from 3.9 percent in September, offsetting equally volatile unprocessed food prices which rose 2.8 percent after 1.5 percent in September.
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Bills have been filed in the Philippine Congress seeking to impose an Indonesia-style ban on exports of unprocessed metal ores, but one of the backers said the measure might not be implemented for about seven years if it were to become law.
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The export curbs - which have cost Indonesia billions of dollars in lost revenue - were intended to shift sales from unprocessed raw materials to higher-value finished metals, but smelters have been slow to materialise as low commodity prices have made them economically unviable.
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MANILA (Reuters) - A Philippine lawmaker has revived a proposal to ban exports of unprocessed minerals to spur domestic processing, in a move that may tighten global nickel supply and make it an even tougher business environment for miners in the world's top producer.
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But core inflation, which excludes volatile prices of energy and unprocessed food and which the ECB looks to in its policy decisions, was stable at 0.9 percent year-on-year in January, suggesting no immediate change to the central bank's bond buying programme.
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Eurostat confirmed its earlier flash estimate of annual inflation in the euro zone at 1.3 percent, with price rises excluding energy and unprocessed food, a metric closely followed by the European Central Bank in setting monetary policy, also confirmed at 1.3 percent.
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Indonesia, which has large nickel laterite ore reserves used to make nickel pig iron for the stainless steel industry, relaxed a ban to export nickel ore in 2017, but said at the time exports of unprocessed ore will be restricted again in 2022.
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Unprocessed red meat, by comparison, increases cancer risk only at amounts greater than 100 grams a day, and the evidence for that link is limited, Dr. Brockton said, adding that the institute advises people to "limit" red meat but "avoid" processed meat.
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That last criterion was defined as doing at least half of the following recommendations: eating more fruits, nuts, vegetables, whole grains, fish and dairy products and eating less refined grains, processed meats, unprocessed red meats, sugar-sweetened beverages, trans fats and sodium.
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Two technology companies seeking to go public, Lyft and Uber, are awaiting feedback on confidential filings from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday, and unprocessed paperwork has been forming a backlog for the agency, an attorney told CNBC this week.
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Micha and colleagues identified 2547 dietary components closely tied to heart disease, stroke and type 251 diabetes: sodium, fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts and seeds, unprocessed red meats, processed meats, polyunsaturated fats like soybean or corn oils, seafood omega-2695 fats and sugar-sweetened beverages.
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It suggests that people who mostly eat ultra-processed foods will take in more calories and gain more weight than those who stick to mostly unprocessed foods—even if the two diets start off with the same amounts of fat, carbs, and other nutrients.
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The movement parallels vegan and vegetarian ideals in other parts of the world, such as the UK and US, where these diets revolve more around raw, unprocessed foods, according to Kay Peggs, professor of sociology at Kingston University in the UK. But the origins differ.
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The dietary factors they honed in on were fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds, whole grains, unprocessed red meats, processed meats, sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs), polyunsaturated fats, seafood omega-3 fats, and sodium—the second half of that enumeration being staples of the American diet.
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Much of what's written on the Food Freedom USA website — which also features an endorsement of Mr. Trump — reads like a speech that could be delivered over dinner at Chez Panisse, including the right to G.M.O.-free, whole, raw, fresh unprocessed locally raised food.
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The next level up is sometimes referred to simply as "processed foods," which are manufactured by combining processed culinary ingredients with unprocessed or minimally processed foods — yogurt, canned food, and a simple loaf of bread or wheel of cheese all fall into this category.
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Throughout, David's emotional journey feels wholly tangible — many of Mr. Cho's scenes involve him interacting with other actors on FaceTime, yet he deeply inhabits his character's distress and still-unprocessed grief over a different kind of loss chronicled in the film's first few minutes.
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Since I can't relate, I predicted the clinical formula would sit heavy on my fine, wavy hair — which, while unprocessed, needed a trim four months ago, goes haywire when it's raining or about to, and gets blasted with a blowdryer three times a week, minimum.
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Patients would receive a medical marijuana card with a recommendation from a licensed physician; during one 14-day period an individuals would be allowed to buy either 2 ounces of unprocessed cannabis or an amount of marijuana product with more more than 10 grams of THC.
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Using its crude in refineries instead of selling it into the market unprocessed would be similar move to other Gulf producers such as Saudi Arabia, although Iran's challenge would be to raise financing as its existing overseas oil sale revenues are frozen as part of the sanctions.
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But for the video they become the end product, a style unto themselves, creating a lo-fi vibe that's present in the unprocessed aesthetic of the depth capture technique—and in the low poly landscapes, oceans, and pre-worlds the band fly, float, and sail through.
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Prices of unprocessed or partially dried Sumatran arabicas purchased at farms rose to a record $5.90/kg in April, while arabica beans already in U.S. warehouses fetched premiums of$2.20/lb or more over the global benchmark price, nearly double last year's price, Babington Smith said.
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While that money is divided up among a team of people, he said, some simple math shows he's bringing in about $300,000 a month on unprocessed pot alone—that's without having to pay licensing fees, taxes, or traceable employee wages (everyone's paid in cash under the table).
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Then, when any event, interaction or experience even superficially touches upon that unprocessed data, or at times spontaneously for no evident reason, the experience floods back into consciousness, complete with the sensory and emotional information, such that the event is not remembered but actually re-experienced.
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" According to the study, it's food that includes "substances not used in culinary preparations, in particular, flavours, colours, sweeteners, emulsifiers, and other additives used to imitate sensorial qualities of unprocessed or minimally processed foods and their culinary preparations or to disguise undesirable qualities of the final product.
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Yet Chipotle's most recent shareholder report was right to caution that the chain "may still be at a higher risk for food-borne illness occurrences than some competitors due to our greater use of fresh, unprocessed produce and meats" and a preference for traditional cooking methods.
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This is important, because the environmental impact of health-care use is significant (10% of greenhouse gases in the United States), and food choices that increase health-care use, such as sugary beverages, would mitigate any emissions savings from moving away from unprocessed foods, including meat.
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On the other hand, shipments of unprocessed ore slurry to China last year accounted for 60 percent of the company's total sales at 11.54 million wet tonnes, up from 9.64 million in 2017, although the average price fell to $13 per wet tonne from the previous year's $24.42, he said.
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The restaurant's waitstaff became rather skeptical at this point, for any thinking person knows that maraschino cherries don't have pits; plus, the pit in his hand looked exactly like one you'd find in an unprocessed cherry, not the bright-red variety dipped in cloying syrup and used as a cocktail garnish.
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In December 2014, new food labeling laws came into effect that require the labeling of "country of origin or place of provenance for unprocessed meat of pigs, poultry, sheep and goats… and 'formed meat,'" and the European Commission now has a Food Fraud Network to help combat food issues like imposter meat.
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Mintel data also found that one in three Germans regularly checks the ingredients in their food "The trend towards naturalness plays a dominant role in the food choices of German consumers, who prioritize health benefits of unprocessed, natural and wholesome products," Katya Witham, MIntel senior food and drink analyst, said in a statement.
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On top of this, when Dr Zink and Dr Lieberman examined food spat out by their volunteers at the point it was deemed ready to swallow, they found that the unprocessed and the pounded meat usually came back as a single large lump that would be hard for the gut to break down.
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"I hoped to bring order and calm into my longing, confused being by studying law," he said; he was fascinated by its idiosyncratic language, "apparently free of all emotions," and I envisioned an 21950-year-old with a chaotic inner life, filled with unprocessed but strong feelings that found no outlet anywhere.
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This French-bashing is a new twist in an old story of resentment and rivalry — a medley of unprocessed feelings that can be triggered just as easily by talk of the Napoleonic invasions or the French soccer player Zinedine Zidane's famous head-butt against an Italian player in the 2006 World Cup Final.
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Advocates frequently use the rape kit testing backlog — it's estimated that hundreds of thousands of kits go unprocessed and untested after they've been collected — as an entry point for exploring the low priority that sexual assault cases are given by law enforcement, as well as the stress and trauma of reporting a sexual assault.
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Based on the number of electric cars sold in 2017, researchers in the United Kingdom calculated that 0003,000 metric tons, or half a million cubic meters, of unprocessed battery pack waste will result when these vehicles reach the end of their lives in about 15 to 20 years — enough to fill 67 Olympic swimming pools.
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The practice of consuming marijuana extract — a yellow, waxy substance that can contain high levels of tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, the chemical in unprocessed marijuana that produces a high — appears to have risen rapidly in New York City over the past few years, according to federal law enforcement officials as well as people who use and sell the drug.
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How to cut back on highly processed foods According to experts, the key to an overall healthy diet is to limit your intake of "ultra-processed" foods, which make up about 60% of our calories and contribute 63% of calories from added sugars, while choosing healthier, unprocessed and minimally processed foods that offer a variety of nutrients.
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People are eschewing tap and bottled water in favor of an icy cold glass of untreated spring water — so-called "raw" or "unprocessed" water — which proponents say has beneficial minerals that are removed from treated or filtered water, and doesn't include chemicals in tap water, such as fluoride, or move through infrastructure such as lead pipes.
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In this new work, the narrator, Noe, is a 78-year-old man looking back roughly 60 years to the spring of 1958, when he dropped out of the seminary after his mother's death and, full of fear and unprocessed grief, went to live with his grandparents in Faha, where he'd spent time as a child.
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"We advise people to limit their consumption of ultra-processed foods and privilege unprocessed or minimally processed foods - of course in addition to a nutritionally healthy diet low in salt, sugar, fat and energy density; an optimal BMI; and healthy lifestyle behaviors," said lead study author Bernard Srour and senior author Mathilde Touvier of Universite Paris 13 in France.
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Using the rough analogy of a computer, normal processing of experiences first involves immediate-memory acceptance of unprocessed data; most data is then stored in short term files which retain the information only for a period of time (depending upon how important it is considered) and are then erased; most important information is sorted out and stored into "long term" memory files.
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NASA is already showing a trio of unprocessed images from the first dive: Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute The ring-crossing Cassini data will also enable mission scientists to measure Saturn's gravity and magnetic fields to study its interior structure; reveal its internal rotation rate; and provide a basic understanding of how giant planets form and how they work.
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Taking a holistic approach to recovery, participants are encouraged to address the factors that led them to drink in the first place, including "love lives, poor nutrition, stress, anxiety, crap friendships, consumerism, lack of purpose, unresolved family of origin issues, disenfranchisement, poverty, tight or unmanageable finances, lack of connection, fear, shitty jobs we hate, depression, unprocessed trauma, lack of meaning, unfulfilled dreams, never-ending to-do lists, never-measuring-upness," the company writes.
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