Brazil's CTC (Cane Technology Center) developed the GM cane variety that is resistant to the cane borer, which could reduce pesticide costs.
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Despite a smaller cane crop and sugar output, Datagro projected stable cane-based ethanol production at 25.3 billion liters next season, as mills are expected to allocate more cane to the biofuel than to sugar.
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According to cane industry group nUica, cane allocation for sugar so far in the season was at only 34.7%.
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The team harvests the cane by hand using machetes, then hand-feeds the stalks through a cane crusher ASAP.
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He walked with his cane, even though the whole of Soulsville knew that Pop didn't need that cane for walking.
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Evaporated cane juice/cane juice solids Don't let the health halo around juice fool you — this is basically just sugar.
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India has raised cane price by 11 percent and mills are required to pay cane farmers within two weeks of harvest.
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In addition to his brother, he is survived by his mother, Judy Cane; his father, Tony; and his sister, Briony Cane.
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Although Brazil's 2019/20 center-south cane crop officially starts in April, many mills begin crushing earlier if their cane is ready.
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But officials came to regret the introduction of bony-headed Hawaiian cane toads to eat insects that were blighting sugar cane crops.
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In one famous case, Australians brought in cane toads in the 1930s to control an agricultural pest, the grey-backed cane beetle.
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" Oh, and he walks with a silver-tipped cane, a cane that hides a blade worthy of the Bride in "Kill Bill.
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You should be through planting cane at the end of September, early October at the latest, and I'm planning cane in November.
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The cane itself is designed by century-old walking stick company Fayet, which made Dr House's cane, so you know it's high quality.
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His father was a contract sugar cane cutter and his mother cooked food for the men who worked in the sugar cane fields.
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Clealco owns three sugar mills in the main Sao Paulo cane belt, with capacity to process around 10 million tonnes of cane per crop.
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Candy Cane String Lights, $14.99, available on AmazonSwap your typical string of bulb lights this Christmas for this festive string of candy cane lights.
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Cane industry group Unica said some sugar mills in the country's center-south region reduced cane harvesting this week due to short diesel fuel supplies.
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Color Changing Candy Cane Christmas Pathway Markers, $59.98, available at Lowe'sThis set of eight candy cane pathway markers will light up doorways, driveways, or stairs.
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That's why a group of scientists are working to teach native Australian wildlife to stop eating fatal, non-native cane toads — with cane toad sausages. Yum.
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Cane toads were introduced into Australia in '30s by Queensland sugar cane farmers to control insect problems, but it didn't work out quite like they planned.
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But the white fly treatment only partially worked on the sugar cane, so the family and their workers still need to hand-clean the cane themselves.
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Machado said many cane suppliers also had financial issues, or chose to plant other crops such as soybeans, decreasing the cane they could provide to Bionergia.
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Front Burner Rum is made across the globe from sugar cane, and it can be distilled from free-run cane juice, sugar syrup or, most commonly, molasses.
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C Cane – "Levels" A very catchy beat sees North London rapper C Cane rap over it, telling everyone that there are always levels to different things in life.
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Next year's rising beet production coincides with a 5-percent drop in cane production to 3.62 million tons due to the closing of a cane mill in Hawaii.
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Cane toads are not native to Australia, and were introduced to the country in the 1930s in a misguided attempt to eliminate beetle infestations of sugar cane crops.
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It said only 35 companies in that group had a stable financial situation, considering debt per tonne of cane processing capacity and earnings after adequate cane field renovation.
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In the episode, we meet a couple, June and Angie Provost, sugar-cane farmers who trace their family line to the enslaved workers on Louisiana's sugar-cane plantations.
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Brazil's government has approved commercial use of GM cane, and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has ruled that it is safe to consume sugar made from that cane.
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Dib Nunes, a Brazilian cane expert, said major cane areas near Presidente Prudente and Araçatuba are likely to see delays, but other parts of Sao Paulo state may not.
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Having a white cane emoji can also help educate people about what the cane means, so that drivers can pay more attention when they see a pedestrian using one.
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Often referred to as a natural sweetener, evaporated cane juice is derived from the juice of sugar cane, just like the regular stuff that is so bad for us.
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The ergonomic, S-shaped massage cane is specially designed to make relieving muscle spasms and knots as simple as lifting the handles or sliding the cane side to side.
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In Uttar Pradesh, per-hectare cane yields are lower, and the cane also contains lower sugar than last year, the official said, who was not authorised to speak to media.
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Declaring that Sumner had libeled his state and slandered a relative of his, Brooks pounded Sumner with his gold-headed cane, delivering at least a dozen blows before his cane broke.
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" Ms. Spann watched a bootleg DVD of "Cane River.
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As for sugar cane, the National Weather Service warned Sunday that winds from 80 mph to 100 mph were possible in the Palm Beach County, the largest sugar cane area in Florida.
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A 'cosmic candy cane' A new image of the Milky Way has revealed a festive-themed feature, or "cosmic candy cane" that holds the raw materials for tens of millions of stars.
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"Morgan was walking around that night and had like a cane and he kept hitting people with it and it [the cane] was really fucking heavy and it really fucking hurt," she said.
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The current crop marks the third consecutive fall in cane production for Brazil's center-south, the world's largest sugar producing region, as mills struggle to invest in cane fields amid low sugar prices.
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Mills in Brazil's center-south region, the country's main cane belt, earmarked 50.04 percent of cane in the first half of August to sugar production, the smallest share in the last two months.
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There's the Havana Night, a combination of gin, lime juice, cane syrup, mint and bitters; the BlackTail Daiquiri, made of white rum, lime juice and cane syrup; and four others on the menu.
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The best part about using sugar cane skewers to grill these shrimp is that any leftover cane can be turned into dessert: munch away on the sweet, juicy fibers while sipping some rum.
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These men are living freely in the Cane Beds area.
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"This is love," she wrote on Instagram of her cane.
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"This magical cane lets me speak in Groundhogese" #GroundhogDay pic.twitter.
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He infused the peppers with apple, cane sugar and garlic.
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He'll be wearing track suits and carrying a pimp cane.
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Aged 203 Dookhee bought land and started growing sugar cane.
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This cane will eventually be transformed into KōHana craft spirits.
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The name of this cane is Kea, which means 'white.
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H: Were you intentionally referencing any movies with Burning Cane?
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He required a cane to get around as he recovered.
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I saw flattened cane toads with tire treads on them.
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A candy cane Christmas tree with red and white needles
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Flushed all the cane toads out of my brothers dam.
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Decorating her cane with ribbons and flowers turned things around.
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It also has a bouncy sole made from sugar cane.
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More recently I've been on crutches, and using a cane.
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Mature sugarcane stalks are crushed to release sugar cane juice.
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The settlement was created in 1928 for sugar cane workers.
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But cane toads are not the only threat quolls face.
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He was soon followed by missionaries and sugar cane growers.
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Are you too proud to use a cane or walker?
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Now I have a white cane, issued by the prison.
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You need a loan every year to farm sugar cane.
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And I was covering cane, and he was opening rows.
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But she wants to stay to sell the sugar cane.
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I fear the ruler and the blackboard and the cane.
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Sugar cane still sways in fallow fields around the state.
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At his last court appearance, he walked with a cane.
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They were burning the sugar cane when I came back.
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Brazil's millers can produce sugar or ethanol from their cane.
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This revealed geoglyph number 143, our fellow with the cane.
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The man with the cane stopped and turned his head.
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Cane & Co. Greyhound Bus Halloween Costume, $67.49, available at Etsy
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Sugar Association members include powerful lobbying groups like the American Sugar Cane League, ASR Group - a vertically-integrated cane refiner owned by the politically-connected Fanjul family - and Louis Dreyfus commodities' Imperial Sugar Co.
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James Grainger's 1764 The Sugar-Cane offers a detailed guide to producing cane sugar in the form of a long poem, including stomach-churning passages where Grainger offers a buyer's guide to human beings.
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Her neighbor picked up the phone, the woman with the metal cane, the quad cane, and she told me that my mother had suffered a stroke and that I must come home at once.
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CANE GARDEN BAY, British Virgin Islands (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Sun loungers dot the white sand of Cane Garden Bay, a beach resort tucked between steep hillsides and the azure sea in the British Virgin Islands.
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We were on the lush grounds of Estate Cane Garden — a former sugar plantation owned today by the financier Richard Jenrette — gazing at the 18th-century ruins of sugar cane mills and other farm buildings.
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The woman said Dunn was disabled and walked with a cane.
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They're also mixed with pure cane sugar to produce natural sweetness.
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He walked into court Friday morning with the aid of cane.
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After candy and sugar, he&aposs the sugar cane I know.
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"The cane itself goes back to Germany in 1670," he explains.
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Clay Cane is a New York-based journalist, author and filmmaker.
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Daniel brought the cane down across the crest of her rump.
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Cane is a perennial crop harvested 10-16 months after planting.
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Commentary by Dan Cane, co-founder of Blackboard and Modernizing Medicine.
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"That's why the dog and cane still reign supreme," says Wheatcroft.
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It is a raw subject, and "The Cane" leaves a mark.
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" Adds McGraw: "She's got my cane ready for me every night!
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"I'm really excited about the purple ribbon sugar cane," Dixon said.
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But recently demand has faltered as buyers turn to cane sugar.
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A cane toad in Kakadu National Park in Australia's Northern Territory.
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The river burbles past fields of rice, potatoes and sugar cane.
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Charles Sumner to death with a cane on the Senate floor.
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In 2014, Nash played again in the semiprofessional Sugar Cane League.
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Elan-Cane was considering whether to appeal the judgment, Singh said.
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Add your own festive flair to this metal candy-cane wreath.
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A decked-out candy cane with directions to the North Pole
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It was then that she began using a cane to walk.
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Luckily, Cane & Table brings a bit of Havana to New Orleans.
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The candy cane is the Christmas equivalent of the Easter egg.
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How do you incorporate the sugar cane with the ocean water?
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Head to the back for fresh sugar cane and coconut water.
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He walked toward us, tapping his toe cane against the ground.
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Som Cane Vinegar Cordials, $19.99 for 500 milliliters (16.9 ounces), somcordial.com.
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I abandoned the cows and hid between rows of sugar cane.
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Bob attended their practices in New York while using a cane.
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I had a few other possible theme entries: 1 Bloke's cane?
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One of the cane travel instructors at VRCBVI is Domonique Lawless.
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The Vietnam vet with the cane inquired where she was from.
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Estate Cane Garden, another former sugar plantation, is open by appointment.
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Cane corsos go all the way back to ancient Roman times.
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Hallmark and Lifetime don't need to reinvent the candy cane here.
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"One day, grab a cane and walk with it," Morris said.
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His eyesight was failing and he walked with a cane himself.
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By November he had learned to walk again, without a cane.
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He no longer needs a cane and is back to walking.
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A blind man with a white cane was walking toward me.
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Together, Bunge and BP will manage 11 cane processing plants in Brazil, with capacity to crush 32 million tonnes of cane per year, putting them behind just Raízen and Biosev, controlled by commodities trader Louis Dreyfus.
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Developed by Centro de Tecnologia Canavieira (CTC) with Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis) genes that make it resistant to the cane borer, around 100 mills are working with the GM cane, company Chief Executive Gustavo Leite told Reuters.
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As I walk toward them, my cane sinks into one of the cobblestones I'm walking on and stands straight up, by itself; but I keep on walking, until I realize that I no longer have my cane.
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Despite the financial losses, Biosev said there were some positive operational indicators for the quarter, such as a cane crushing increase of 2.7% and a 3.5% gain on agricultural yields, to 83.1 tonnes of cane per hectare.
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The plaintiff's original complaint states that "Nowhere does the defendant explain to consumers (1) that 'evaporated cane juice' is not juice and (2) that 'evaporated cane juice' by its common and usual name is sugar," Forbes reports.
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The main misstatements include the early recognition of revenue from the sale of land, the overstatement of the carrying amount of cane roots and standing cane as well as the overstatement of sugar sales in some regions.
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As spending on the cane fields is accounted for as capital expenditure rather than cost, the higher the share of owned cane in the mix, the larger the capital expenditure and the lower the impact on EBITDAR.
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Storefronts are already prepping their holiday lights and candy cane-filled displays.
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"I wanted a special cane for #vanityfair dinner," she wrote on Instagram.
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This backtracking is especially cool thanks to another sequel innovation: cane upgrades.
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Clay Cane is a New York City-based journalist, author and filmmaker.
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Candy Cane Cocoa is the flavor combination we didn't know we needed.
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This one guy directing traffic with his cane wins at New Yorkerness.
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China sugar futures rose last week on fears for the cane crop.
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The start to Brazil's cane harvest has varied dramatically in recent years.
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Correction: The original version of this article misstated the cane toads' origin.
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Fires were lit; Rahmbadhur crashed into what was now government sugar cane.
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Archie McPhee is at it again giving us crazy Candy Cane flavors.
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It's an ad hawking a cane that helps people walk with ease.
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For such a simple tool, the white cane has been incredibly enduring.
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Only, inside the cane is a blade, perfect for a little swordplay.
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It is the first legal challenge against that policy, Elan-Cane said.
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I had to walk with a cane for a day or two.
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Trust me, cane farmers will think twice before voting for the BJP.
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Previously, she relied on a cane and her acute sense of hearing.
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The trooper accused the man of coming at him with the cane
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Garland was released from the hospital November 22, walking with a cane.
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Lathe said his sugar cane plantation of around four acres was submerged.
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Cane is a perennial crop harvested 10 to 16 months after planting.
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It's also non-GMO and sweetened with organic cane sugar and stevia.
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He slams on the brakes, opens the door, gropes for his cane.
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Philadelphia 76ers star Ben Simmons has an adorable Cane Corso named Chief.
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Cachaça is a sugar cane-based spirit—like rum, but from Brazil.
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"Cane" sold modestly but exerted a powerful influence over the Harlem Renaissance.
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Morris is 92 and walks carefully, with the help of a cane.
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At special events, visitors can try quarter-sized slices of sugar cane.
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She can walk without a cane, but she still can't go far.
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He grew up poor, one of 11 children, and cut sugar cane.
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Bud Light Seltzer is made from cane sugar and natural fruit flavor.
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He had a bad knee and often walked with a cane. Mrs.
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Ah. There's not a better sound, to hear that sugar cane move.
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The date was November 19643 of 2008, and I was planting cane.
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Some nuns have already started a sugar cane plant, he pointed out.
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He lives at home with his parents, who are sugar cane farmers.
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Wash this down with fresh ginger sugar cane juice for 150 shillings.
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As if a penis were a requisite walking appendage, like a cane.
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""Here ya go, a thongin' from cockroach country ya bloody cane toad!
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Mr. Calvillo leaned on his cane and called the girls to him.
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He made a point of taking them to the Sugar Cane Festival.
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Most recently, he's walked with a cane in court because of gout.
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Ms. Devi's family said she was attacked in a sugar cane field.
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Mr. May has a cane and Jonnie, his golden retriever guide dog.
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If you don't want to shit, we'll hit you with a cane.
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An older woman with a cane was coming out of the bank.
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The only disabled character is a villain who walks with a cane.
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An older woman with a white cane was navigating the busy sidewalk.
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Bunge said its eight mills operating in Brazil crushed 2.65 million tonnes of cane in May, the largest amount of cane processing reported by the Brazilian sugar unit since the food processor started operations in Brazil in 2007.
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Production mix, or the cane allocation between sugar and ethanol at plants, remains very similar to last year when mills earmarked 36% of cane to sugar production, a record-low amount, with all the rest going to ethanol.
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Together, Bunge and BP will manage 11 cane processing plants in Brazil with capacity to crush 32 million tonnes of cane per year, putting them behind just Raízen and Biosev, which is controlled by commodities trader Louis Dreyfus.
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Besides Biosev, which is controlled by commodities trader Louis Dreyfus, Usina Coruripe, a top 10 Brazilian cane processor, said it plans to invest about 300 million reais ($79 million) to crush more cane and increase its ethanol capacity.
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While the cane did fine getting Gearry round town, it was hard to use the cane on the uneven terrain that makes up the Alaskan wilderness; limiting how much Gearry could enjoy some of his favorite outdoor activities.
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Brazil's northeast cane crushing season is still some weeks off from ramping up its own ethanol mills, which accounts for only 22010 percent of Brazil's cane output, as the region winds down its interharvest period leaving biofuel supplies tight.
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Even so, however, in 19th-century New England, cane sugar remained the aspirational product, and until very recently, maple syrup was graded by how light it was—in other words, how closely it approximated the taste of cane sugar.
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Elizabeth Farina, head of cane industry association Unica, said the return of the ethanol tax would likely push cane mills to further switch from the biofuel to sugar production next year, as the sweetener already offers far better margins.
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I didn't want to walk my wife down the aisle with no cane.
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Brach's, the classic candy cane company, made a hot cocoa flavor this year.
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Antique French Iron-and-Cane Patio chairs, Set of 63, $2,500; chairish.com. 3.
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Over the years, I shed a walker for crutches and then a cane.
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The cane was slender, some translucent fiber rather than bamboo, and slightly whippy.
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Scrooge uses his cane as both a golf club and a pogo stick.
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"The Cane" is showing at the Royal Court in London until January 26th
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And they're worried about how it will deal with recently-arrived cane toads.
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I refuse to use a cane, even though I probably should some days.
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He was not carrying a cane as he has in previous court appearances.
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He walked slowly holding a cane and with the help of an aide.
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"That's very important to us," he says, tapping the surface with his cane.
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The mill acquired by Glencore processed 2.1 million tonnes of cane in 2016.
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The couple had been strangled, their bodies dumped in a sugar cane field.
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He wore sunglasses, carried a cane and held a man by the arm.
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The cooperative group gathers 12,000 farmers and processes sugar beets, cane and cereals.
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I remember the one of the old man, Ned, standing with his cane.
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The first draft of Burning Cane was so much more cause and effect.
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Rogers also has a cane refinery in Vancouver and a beet processing facility.
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This substantial meal dates to the times of the Indian sugar-cane cutters.
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UL], the global commodities trader that owns cane refiner Imperial Sugar Co [LOUDRI.
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Though no longer in a wheelchair, he walks rather painstakingly, with a cane.
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The Candy Cane Toothpaste Jelly is a festive twist on an everyday product.
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Say, a handful of lousy cane toads hitching a ride on a python?
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The remote area is located on a hill among a sugar cane plantation.
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At one moment we are in the cane fields, the next Trujillo's palace.
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Gomez says that the stick was a cane he uses for back problems.
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He was given the cane a few months before he died, in 1852.
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On our way out, we bought her a cane in the hospital shop.
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It then went seriously bad again, until, reaching 80, I needed a cane.
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"He was walking with a cane, but he looked good," the source recalls.
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For the cane belt, rains were somewhat disappointing, according to the available data.
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Vicky Delgadillo watched as he eased out of bed and grabbed a cane.
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She used a cane for support as she walked around her apartment complex.
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An old lady stood in the doorway, propping herself up with a cane.
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He carried a cane and wore a dark blue suit and matching tie.
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He's the first pimp in history who actually needs to use the cane.
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Little jingle bells that fell off of one of the Candy Cane costumes.
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Cosby -- cane in hand -- was gingerly guided into the courthouse by 2 bodyguards.
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And the sole, made of sugar cane, was by far the most comforting.
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He gets a job as a sugar cane cutter, working under dismal conditions.
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Like a cane, she took the strain off, but steadied as I went.
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I recently became disabled because of spinal issues, using a cane and walker.
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"Enough, enough!" he said, taking a swipe at one photographer with his cane.
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India's cane farmers are owed 200 billion rupees ($2.8 billion) by sugar mills.
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Instead of metal and industrial materials, she used wood, woven fabrics, and cane.
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At lower elevations wild areas had been replaced with fields of sugar cane.
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Manafort was in court Friday, walking slowly into the room with a cane.
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I cameafter she climbed outtoo often with the yard man to lay cane.
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We just hope she found a new, less deadly cane at her destination.
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Even when he fluffs a hoop trick as Candy Cane, he has charm.
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But I do have to say that Burning Cane has resonated with people.
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In its place, many small villages surrounded a land sown with sugar cane.
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After six months of rehabilitation, he still has to walk with a cane.
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"Cane him on the ass so it won't happen again!" the crowd shouted.
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He used whatever weapons were available—any belt, cane, or plank would do.
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Then, in November of 203, the fairs' dynamic curator, Shannon Michael Cane, died.
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Raízen, a 50-50 joint venture between Cosan SA Indústria e Comércio and Royal Dutch Shell Plc, plans to crush up to 63 million tonnes of cane in the current crop season, more than 10 percent of total Brazilian cane output.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Ethanol producers in Brazil are evaluating the adoption of a plant concept that uses cane, and alternatively corn, to produce the biofuel, a move that would allow them to extend operations beyond the current cane harvest period.
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There's the basic hand-to-ass motion during sex, and then there's the bent-over-the-chair, cane- or paddle-to-ass spank; not all those who like a good ass-slapping during sex like a hard whack with a cane.
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"When I successfully sat down and made my very first cane, I asked him if I could branch it off and start Cane for Veterans in Central Texas and he said he would love for me to do that," Willis said.
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Although some traditional cane-based operations have met the trend with skepticism, several embraced so-called flex projects, using both corn and cane as raw materials depending on the time of year, a model that offers financial and environmental benefits.
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It almost looks like the bands of red and white on a candy cane.
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RAISING CANE&aposS EMPLOYEE FIRED AFTER VID SHOWS WORKING STIRRING TEA WITH BARE ARM
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You probably spotted her in the video above, wearing red and carrying a cane.
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These bleak visuals are ultimately visions, ones that make "Burning Cane" a haunting movie.
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My great-uncle's brown loafers stepped onto the sidewalk, followed by his wooden cane.
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Cane toads are poisonous throughout their life cycle, including when they are still tadpoles.
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Beyond that, for miles around, there are only crickets, stars and sugar cane fields.
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Last year, record cane arrears forced the government to provide incentives for sugar exports.
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COTTON, SOYBEAN, CANE-GROWING CENTRAL INDIA RECEIVES 85 MORE RAINFALL LAST WEEK - WEATHER OFFICE
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Big, bad sugar is being replaced by the fresher, greener sounding evaporated cane juice.
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"A year ago I was using a cane, so every year it gets easier."
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Yet it is idle because it does not have any sugar cane to process.
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Other crop plantings, such as pulses and sugar cane, were down year on year.
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And turned up to interview guest Octavia Spencer in a giant candy cane costume.
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COTTON, SOYBEAN, CANE-GROWING CENTRAL INDIA RECEIVES 63% MORE RAINFALL THIS WEEK- WEATHER OFFICE
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Dangote already operates a sugar refinery and a sugar cane plantation in Adamawa state.
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His dad makes a cameo, too, soulfully strumming his cane like an air guitar.
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Walking with one cane on one arm, walking down the line and hugging everybody.
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Cane harvesting in the key center-south region has slowed because of fuel shortages.
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A lot of the players were farmers who were growing stuff and cutting cane.
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Cane played a part in drought prevention, medicine, windbreaking on farms, and even love.
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"I'm getting old," Mr. Balancad said, lifting himself to his feet with a cane.
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Form them into candy cane shapes and bake at 350° for about 10 minutes.
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Australianisms. The group goes to a rural pub, races cane toads, and spears mud
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No black writer (in America) had done that except for Jean Toomer with 'Cane.
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He navigates life with a cane and a crutch, and immense upper body strength.
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Brazil's cane crop is declining in 2018 for the third year in a row.
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Recently, he walked with a cane; his hip had been bothering him for years.
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Both are in the heart of sugar country, surrounded by acres of cane fields.
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Take a trip to Cyndi's candy cane fantasy land by watching the animation below.
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Currently, we are working to install drip irrigation in all our sugar cane fields.
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For Mr. Jenkins, the story of "Cane River" is a torrent of what-ifs.
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Although he carried a cane, he scrambled nimbly among the rocks under the trees.
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He almost died and only recently has been able to walk without a cane.
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Sometimes she had a cane in one hand and the leashes in the other.
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As he was led away, he walked slowly, leaning on a cane for support.
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She pushed herself up against the table, gripping her cane tightly with one hand.
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Where rice and sugar cane grew, it could be made from sake and juice.
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After spinal surgery last February I began using a cane for the first time.
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The main house was once used as a factory to produce sugar-cane liquor.
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"Pure sugar cane juice rum is always a bit more sophisticated," Mr. Biondi said.
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What more can a moviegoer ask for from a candy cane-sweet holiday film?
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Refreshingly crisp green beans are dressed with crushed sesame seeds, tamari and cane sugar.
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They put sugar-cane leaves on the walls, like, as decoration, almost like wreaths.
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The refugees cut sugar cane to sell and scrounge for money for personal transport.
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Mr. Morgenthaler improves his with Mexican Coke, which contains cane sugar, not corn syrup.
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We turned to see the older man, gripping his cane and waving his kerchief.
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Germany gets cane or beet sugar, but so do Austria and many other countries.
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At the center of the image is the easily discernible candy cane shaped feature.
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Instead, she found a black and silver cane to aid her down the aisle.
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Brazil, the other top producer of ethanol, is ramping up a bumper cane harvest.
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He had been invited, after all, and was beckoning Gerald over with his cane.
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The GM cane contains the gene Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis), widely used in other crops.
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Burning Cane opened in select theaters on November 1 and is streaming on Netflix.
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There are less than 300 mills operating in the main center-south cane belt.
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Using a cane, he would exercise by taking 2,000 or more steps a day.
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You might like Julia Moskin's recipe for chocolate-mint thins with candy-cane crunch.
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Afterward, Izzy Almog, 81, holding his cane, smiled up at her from his seat.
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His hand tight around a customary cane, flowing locks as black as a rook.
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However, the amount of sugar derived from each tonne of cane will fall slightly.
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Cane analyst Datagro shaved 3 percent off its May forecast for Brazil's center-south ethanol output to 28 billion liters due to firm sugar prices and the shrinking cane crop, which it slashed by 4 percent to a forecast of 597 million tonnes.
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Of the $4.38 billion in unpaid dues, mills in Uttar Pradesh, India's top cane-producing state, owe 108 billion rupees ($1.56 billion), the industry and government sources said, citing their calculations based on cane prices and the volumes bought by sugar mills.
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The cane toad, brought to Australia to control the native greyback cane beetle, proved to be largely ineffective at that job but horribly effective at killing other native species (sometimes by eating them but mostly, because it is extremely poisonous, by being eaten).
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"I'm famous for leaving my cane everywhere — when anyone finds a cane around here, they know it's mine," said Ms. Romano, adding that she started working at the school in the early 1960s as a switchboard operator, but quickly became an instructor.
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Well, I'm currently blinging my cane and walker up.. so they can be more snazzy.
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The fair will be in mid-May and will be dedicated to Shannon Micael Cane.
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Good parents know that showing the cane is no substitute for showing that you care.
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A better assessment for coffee and sugar cane fields will probably take a few days.
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"This is love," Blair wrote on Instagram of her cane, personalized with her own monogram.
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Jay, meanwhile, looks dapper in a white and black tuxedo accessorized with a white cane.
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"This is love," she wrote on Instagram of her cane, personalized with her own monogram.
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Cane accounts for four-fifths of global sugar production, but only one-fifth of Europe's.
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Mauritius and Belize, for example, are using cane to produce speciality sugars, ethanol and electricity.
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Mills pay for cane according to a formula based on the market value of sugar.
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THIS MAN WITH HIS CANE IS THE REAL MVP AT 20193TH AND 22019th #Blackout pic.twitter.
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It was Mr. Alvarado who put his own sugar cane and beans into his pond.
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I made my way up the cliff path without my white cane, having mislaid it.
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Charley is back on the farm, working alongside Remy to get the seed cane planted.
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She chats with her mom and, using a red-tipped cane, attends church most Sundays.
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I was using a cane and felt very nervous crossing the street and avoiding obstacles.
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THE cane rat, a large, blunt-nosed version of its urban cousin, looks docile enough.
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By 1933 Indo-Mauritians owned almost two-fifths of all land planted with sugar cane.
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Blair rocked the red carpet in a gorgeous flowing dress and a custom-made cane.
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Naturally, all this talk of corn sweat has got Floridians clamoring about sugar cane sweat.
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Across the garage, KGB handler Gabriel (Frank Langella) leans heavily on a cane and waits.
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Kirk suffered a struck stroke four years ago and regularly uses a cane or wheelchair.
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For lip balm, I use BYBI's Babe Balm, in a tube made from sugar cane.
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Then there I am with my cane, so we just stopped going to the game.
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He limps toward the gate, which has been locked for years, supported by a cane.
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Cane sugar sweetened Ginseng Up isn't an energy drink, but does claim to fight fatigue.
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Cuba burns a sugar byproduct for fuel but not the more energy-rich cane cellulose.
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Beyond gravy, Archie McPhee's savory candy-cane offerings include pickle, wasabi, bacon and coffee. Disgusting?
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"The matter has been resolved amicably," Peter Cane, a lawyer for Presser, said on Friday.
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And it will be even longer before it means people can throw away the cane.
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Other crop plantings, such as pulses and sugar cane, were also down year on year.
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She beats Janine with the cane and stops only when June throws herself on Janine.
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Photo: Mark Baker (AP)Are these invasive cane toads waterlogged, or just really, really thirsty?
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The president, who suffers from a nerve condition in his feet, walks with a cane.
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This is NOT your grandfather's cane -- unless your grandfather is super pervy or Axl Rose.
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Wet weather in Brazil has reduced the amount of recoverable sugar per tonne of cane.
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France, Haiti's colonial overlord, imported vast numbers of slaves to work the sugar-cane fields.
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Cane areas in Sao Paulo, Brazil's No. 1 sugar and ethanol producer, were also impacted.
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INDIA'S COTTON, SOYBEAN, CANE-GROWING AREAS RECEIVE MORE-THAN-AVERAGE RAINFALL LAST WEEK - WEATHER OFFICE
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Charles Sumner with a cane, a very uncivil small-scale foreshadowing of the Civil War.
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These hard teas are made by fermenting cane sugar and tea leaves together with yeast.
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The comedian owes his success to his black fans, many of them LGBTQ, says Cane.
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"It's had a huge resonance with kids," said Bill Cane, another member of the collective.
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Sometimes she gets around with a cane or walker, and sometimes she uses a scooter.
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His gentlemanly outfit hasn't changed since then: Top hat, cane, gloves, and, of course, spats.
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Troopers can be seen yanking away the motorist's cane, kicking him, and later mocking him.
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"It could be good for cane plantations, but not so good for coffee," he said.
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He opens the door, grabs his cane, and makes a brave attempt to jump out.
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The cane was soon replaced by plastic crutches and then by use of a wheelchair.
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"Navigating the bush with my cane and the odd wheelchair was perfectly acceptable," she wrote.
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Wild relatives of capers, ginger, vanilla and sugar cane were also among the new discoveries.
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We cut the cane stalks at the peak of sugar production and press them immediately.
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Some members argued that I should get 700 strokes of the cane until I die.
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He says he still doesn't have his orthopedic shoes or cane or an accessible cell.
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She is a daughter of Sugar Cane Vogel and Marc M. Vogel of Henderson, Nev.
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They irrigated fields of taro, sugar cane, sweet potato and coconut trees with intricate ditches.
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Seminarians are taught what Mr. Liu and Ms. Cane believe is an optimum basic structure.
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On the bus and subway, the cane is a magic wand for getting a seat.
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Brett has a daughter and a wife who has multiple sclerosis and uses a cane.
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Most rum in the Caribbean is made from molasses, the byproduct of refining sugar cane.
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By definition, molasses-based rums are more processed than those made from fresh sugar cane.
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It expanded in 2013 to include a Los Angeles counterpart, which Mr. Cane also oversaw.
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She was initially confined to a wheelchair, then used a walker, and finally a cane.
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At home, he has come to rely a little more on his walker and cane.
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A few people carried reusable water bottles; one older woman walked in with a cane.
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The blocks have bumps that can be felt with a walking cane or through shoes.
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Soon the website's targeted advertising algorithm tried to sell me a cane and walker too.
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He wore a pinkie ring on his left hand and held a silver handled cane.
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Plantation workers cutting and carrying bundles of sugar cane to a truck in Kabankalan, Philippines.
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Ha learned how to navigate with a cane, read braille, and use screen-reader technology.
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He insisted on walking there, trundling the two blocks from his apartment with his cane.
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She wore a purple suit with a ruffled blouse, and wielded a Prince-like cane.
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"The hardest part was the tiny candy cane and marshmallow in his cup," she said.
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The self-sufficiency in sugar cane has a positive accounting impact on Jalles Machado's margins.
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After he became visually impaired, Gearry used a cane to help him navigate his surroundings.
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The cane stopped being enough, and he had to use a wheelchair outside the house.
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In groups of four, you enter a dark space where you walk on sugar cane.
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And maybe, just maybe, you'll be able to walk without a cane when you're 70.
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One of the victims, Jean Peterson, entered the courtroom with assistance and using a cane.
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Central Sancti Spiritus province's Communist Party newspaper, Escambray, reported on Monday its three mills had met their plan of 135,83 tonnes of raw sugar, but less than expected sugar content (yields) in the cane meant it had taken 70,000 tonnes more cane than planned.
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But using more cane in India to produce ethanol, instead of sugar, could reduce the global supply of the sweetener, as Brazil has been doing for the last two seasons with cane allocation to sugar production hitting a record low of 35% in 2018-19.
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See data for Brazil's center-south cane crush and sugar output from mid-March through April in the last three seasons (million tonnes): YEAR CANE CRUSH SUGAR OUTPUT2018 67.7 2.412017 49.9 2.112016 79.2 3.71 (Reporting by Marcelo Teixeira Editing by Brad Haynes and Susan Thomas)
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Fernandes said the situation has led to a decrease in cane processing, as many mills are not able to invest in cane fields and there is a lack of interest from companies with better capital structure to invest due to a poor market outlook.
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Biosev, for example, Brazil's second largest cane processor, said it was installing distillation columns at two plants in the Mato Grosso do Sul cluster to give the mills the option of using 220 percent of their cane for ethanol, up from 22 percent now.
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Scant rainfall and decreased acreage in the world's second-largest sugar exporter would cut cane output in the 2019/20 season, which begins around November, by around 13% to 120 million tonnes, said Warawan Chitaroon, secretary-general of the Office of Cane and Sugar Board.
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In a grove of cane plants, half-a-dozen people were smoking crack or injecting heroin.
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The brake automatically stops the cane when it bumps up against objects in the virtual space.
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"Instead of hiding, he became bolder, louder and flamboyant in the best way possible," Cane wrote.
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He started out just needing a cane, but eventually he could not even leave his house.
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Get the inflatable BB-8 See Details How about an inflatable stormtrooper holding a candy cane?
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Isn't it possible to lead a productive "adult life" and continue to cane it every weekend?
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If Tina is to walk without the assistance of a cane, no minute should be squandered.
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Lower ethanol prices disincentivize cane mills from producing the biofuel, encouraging them to produce sugar instead.
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BP has three ethanol mills in Brazil, crushing 10 million tonnes of sugar cane per year.
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Improving Scrooge's cane — a puzzle-solving, combat, and locomotion tool — opens up access to new areas.
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African, Caribbean and Pacific cane producers will continue to receive preferential access to the European market.
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Authorities initially said Gunn was holding a stick or cane and the two men had struggled.
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Those who made it to the mainland worked in the sugar cane fields in tough conditions.
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Heywood said the father was sometimes "harsh and cruel" and hit his children with a cane.
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"This is love," Blair, 46, wrote on Instagram of her cane, personalized with her own monogram.
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"The Cane", directed by Vicky Featherstone, finds Mr Ravenhill addressing these themes in a calmer voice.
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When he marches into the film set and bangs his cane (the pimp's gavel), he's scared.
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This simple sugar cookie gets a little lift with the help of the humble candy cane.
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The other is all natural, with real pumpkin, real spices, seltzer water, cane syrups... and caffeine.
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Bioplastics are made from plastic wastes and non-fossil fuel materials like starch or sugar cane.
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Sean "Diddy" Combs is a fashion maven, but few were expecting his latest accessory: a cane.
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As the group disperses, the man gives chase and falls to the ground, dropping his cane.
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In the meantime, his company would build five plants to burn sugar cane refuse and marabu.
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More hidden weapons: These are a handful of the cane swords confiscated in airports across America.
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They have often come illegally, especially when demand for labour spikes during the sugar-cane harvest.
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They also end up working in coalmines, sugar cane fields, urban construction sites and garment factories.
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Candy Cane Cookies These are a seasonal speciality that I made just for your holiday needs.
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Arguably as evocative as Proust's Madeleine tiny cake, sugar cane in Cuba has powerful transcultural underpinnings.
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We're told Richard is walking with a cane, because he's still dealing with his knee injury.
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Beyoncé threatens to use the other woman's teeth as confetti and her sternum as a cane.
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Farmers plant rice, cane, corn, cotton and oilseeds during the rainy months of June and July.
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The coat, mask, gloves, hat and cane combo is seen selling for between £12,000 and £18,000.
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In a milk ice, for instance, there would be sugar cane, dextrose, glucose, and invert sugar.
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Lower oil prices can encourage Brazilian cane mills to produce more sugar rather than biofuel ethanol.
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High ethanol prices encourage Brazilian cane mills to produce more of the biofuel rather than sugar.
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Fiji's leading export has long been sugar; sugar cane covers three-quarters of its arable land.
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He calls Pilimai the lust-related cane, a traditional Viagra that could help somebody dig you.
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Brazilian mills have diverted more cane to sugar production because of better returns for the sweetener.
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"My vision was dark," and she walked with a cane and read Braille before her treatment.
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Chloe's organic fruit pops are made with just three ingredients: fruit, water, and organic cane sugar.
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And what if that sugar is high-fructose corn syrup, or cane sugar from G.M.O. crops?
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Consider Los Diablos and the cane burns of the Rio Grande that played out this month.
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Two years later, he was able to walk only with a leg brace and a cane.
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An ultrasound cane is on display, and an autorefractor available for off-the-cuff eye examinations.
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Retrieve items as small as a credit card or as large as a dropped support cane.
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Later that day, he bought a white wooden cane for the blind, which he painted black.
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Limping and using a cane, she routinely found strangers treating her as if she were helpless.
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In September, he was walking with a cane, "which, at first, was 'pimp,'" Chuck Patel joked.
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A BJP spokesman, G.V.L. Narasimha Rao, said the government has streamlined timely payments to cane growers.
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Then there's Colombian speedrunner WhitePaaws, who holds the third-place 100-percent speed record behind Cane.
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PAS wants adulterers, for example, to receive as many as 100 lashes with a rattan cane.
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Good rains will spur the planting of crops such as rice, corn, cane, cotton and soybeans.
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Just an ordinary cane, but I can see in his blue eyes that he is blind.
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He uses a cane and sometimes a wheelchair, as he did at the Thursday night debate.
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You'll find other ingredients like cane sugar, sunflower oil, lecithin, and natural flavors in most bars.
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He asked a local confectioner to bend hard candy into the shape of a shepherd's cane.
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His body ravaged from stunt work, he made his way with help from a fancy cane.
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Long before Hamilton, there was an 18th-century rap battle of sorts about cane sugar vs.
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I needed money; the sugar cane job wasn't full-time and I wanted to earn more.
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What's more, the purse was equivalent to a few days' work in the sugar cane fields.
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Students sold organic plum compote and served mulled wine in biodegradable cups made from sugar cane.
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"There was a lady across the way from us, she had a walking cane," she said.
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And when Mr. Burstein's Master of Ceremonies raises his cane, it spurts confetti over the audience.
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There was the time a congressmen beat a senator to a bloody pulp with his cane.
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I knew my maternal grandfather, Pietro Fontanarosa, only as a toothless old man with a cane.
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As his reedy legs wobbled, his 373-year-old brother thrust a cane into his hand.
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Up until recently, Ms. Costella, who is 83 and uses a cane, cooked pasta for everyone.
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I'll play this until I die, with my wheelchair and my cane, if they ask me.
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He made his way with a cane down 10 flights of stairs, assisted by emergency officials.
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The others involved various forms of corporal punishment, including ear-twisting and beatings with a cane.
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Developed by a former SWAT officer Greg Cane, ALICE stands for alert, lockdown, inform, counter, evacuate.
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The low growl of sugar cane being crushed into liquid can be heard at Havana Juice.
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While all their cane is up in a beautiful stand, here I am, planting in December.
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Last month, he relied on a cane and needed to brace himself when standing and walking.
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French said the man saw her on the phone and went behind Cane Ridge Elementary School.
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The movement is changing the Brazilian ethanol industry, which has long been focused on sugar cane.
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She walked out limping, with a cane, and was accompanied by a man and young girl.
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A companion body scrub helps exfoliate with, among other ingredients, cane sugar and Himalayan sea salt.
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Safa was 26, but he was using a cane and grimaced with pain when he moved.
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And making intermittent appearances was Fritzlyn Hector, who crept along with a cane, as the trickster.
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Ed Mitchum had a four-pronged cane (such canes had a name that Gerald couldn't remember).
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There was no time on Burning Cane that anyone could say, Oh, that's not my job.
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Then she offered me a glass of sugar-cane juice to keep me healthy and hydrated.
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He was holding a cane and was helped by an aide as he entered the courthouse.
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The couple shares two dogs, a pit bull and a Cane Corso named Steel and Silver.
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A pack of wild desert dogs had dragged away the unfortunate cat into a cane field.
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Mills owe more than 220 billion rupees to the cane farmers for this year, Paswan said.
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A teenager selling sugar cane on the corner may have killed someone, but he isn't sure.
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She would be right at home among the Greek tragedies that "The Cane" comes to resemble.
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Just as the man with the cane passed me on my left, I heard a bang.
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I brought a walking cane and played "old," clutching my back during a shaky, belabored Charleston.
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The 214-year-old retired coal miner holds his cane with authority, talking with his friends.
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This rum is different because it's not made with molasses, but with a cane juice concentrate.
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And that year Indonesia was led by Gus Dur, the president who walked with a cane.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian mills reduced the amount of cane they use to produce sugar in the first half of August, increasing the use of the raw material for ethanol production as demand and prices for the biofuel improved, cane industry group Unica said on Monday.
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An initial cane price, which farmers would be paid when they sell canes to millers, was also expected to be lower than 700 baht ($22.73) per tonne come the next season, the lowest in more than a decade, further making cane a less attractive crop for farmers.
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It is the first legal challenge against the Home Office's (interior ministry) passport policy, Elan-Cane said.
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Phillips farmed a bit, and sold ribbon cane syrup and herbal remedies from his mule-driven cart.
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Her car turned up soon afterward in a sugar cane field, about 10 miles from the bar.
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The pure cane sugar scrub leaves my skin feeling squeaky clean without any irritation (it's incredibly gentle).
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We've seen the croissant-doughnut trend this season, but this Candy Cane Crunch deal is a situation.
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Add the cane sugar, soy sauce, and sesame oil to the bowl and stir to incorporate. 2.
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"Powered clothing" company Superflex is betting she would, if it meant freedom from a cane and walker.
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"And we've seen rains intercalated with periods of sun, which is ideal for cane development," he said.
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THERE are no nurseries in Bulakabya, a hamlet hacked out of sugar-cane fields in eastern Uganda.
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Cincinnati's second-leading scorers were Cane Broome, Keith Williams and Tre Scott, who each scored nine points.
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We had greeted him below as he made his way slowly up the stairs with a cane.
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Eddie Murphy wears vivid suits and tilted hats and carries a weighty cane in this new biopic.
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Citing their poor financial health, mills have said they are unable to pay cane farmers on time.
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Mr. Palencia took us to a field of sugar cane that was 10 feet high, and dead.
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Wandering the streets like a blind man who has lost his cane, where am I going exactly?
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But their options are limited to a low-tech $30 cane or a pricey $30,000 guide dog.
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The domestic sugar market has been strained by rising demand for non-GMO ingredients like cane sugar.
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That was less generous than it seems: much of it was ill-suited to growing sugar cane.
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That's all well for stationary tasks like finding your cane or the couch in a friend's house.
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LARRY KUDLOW: On behalf of my new hip replacement and myself, cane-free, it's a great pleasure.
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The item shop also features a variety of themed costumes and skins, including a candy cane wrap.
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In years past, Candy Cane Oreos and Peppermint Oreos have been released in honor of the holidays.
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They also repeatedly beat the boys with their fists, coat hangers, a wooden cane and bamboo stalks.
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Some people try to get rid of them, because cane toads are largely considered to be pests.
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She says she was so badly injured she can no longer use her white cane to navigate.
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You are obligated to spiral through thoughts like this and then placate yourself with a candy cane.
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The São Tomé mill has an installed capacity to crush 1.15 million tonnes of cane per year.
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Mr. Cosby, wearing a dark suit and using a cane, was guided toward a side entrance instead.
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New York bans several relatively obscure items as weapons, including cane swords, chuka sticks and plastic knuckles.
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"This is the reality of many mills," said Jaime Finguerut, an independent consultant on cane industry management.
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"After a game of football or cane ball we take a rest on the ship," he says.
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Among the failed policies was Castro's attempt to mobilize all of Cuba's population to cut sugar cane.
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Frozen Dunkin' Coffee is made with Dunkin' coffee extract, blended with ice, liquid cane sugar and dairy.
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Beet is mostly grown in the Nile Delta region while cane sugar is grown in southern Egypt.
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The move will help boost ethanol output and enable the sugar industry make payment of cane arrears.
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Mills crushed 45.29 million tonnes of cane in the period versus 50.74 million tonnes in late July.
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Made with cane sugar instead of high fructose corn syrup, many Americans swear they prefer the flavor.
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Several important crops that started in the tropics use it, notably maize, millet, sorghum and sugar cane.
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Hyperallergic: What did you learn from making Burning Cane in terms of your style as a filmmaker?
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His cane resting nearby, he had just finished playing in a tournament to benefit a veterans organization.
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The opulence of the grounds and "big houses" speak to the wealth of the sugar cane heyday.
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Mostly plantations, pineapple, sugar cane, railroads—that infrastructure being built brought over Chinese, Japanese, and Korean people.
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Some of the top cane producing regions in Brazil received less rain than normal in recent months.
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This could create social unrest stemming from the widening income gap between cane growers and other farmers.
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According to Sinclair, the shape of a candy cane and its color strongly represent Christianity and Catholicism.
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He mostly gets around the Capitol now in a wheelchair, although he can walk with a cane.
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Hillary Clinton (Kate McKinnon) made her grand debut with a Willy Wonka-esque entrance – cane and all.
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Weihenmayer used a cane, "shorelining" against the edges of the room to get back to his seat.
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He blows bubbles into a sample of mezcal through a long cane stalk and watches the reaction.
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Munch on these spicy Jamaican-inspired shrimp, then let the sweet sugar cane soothe the burn afterward.
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Follow Angus on Twitter It was in the candy-cane neon drenched bars and clubs of Ibiza.
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Currently these are limited to a fine, six strokes of the cane or three years in jail.
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Clutching a cane, Jeffries made her way into Prince's, where a few employees had started cleaning up.
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The crowd here, decked out in candy cane red, was treated to several unusual sights early on.
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Unfortunately, they're a little too fond of eating poisonous cane toads … and the meal is killing them.
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Ms. Mead-Armor, after having the highest bid, retained some personal items, like his Benjamin Franklin cane.
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Bodies of sugar cane workers recently discovered in Texas reveal gruesome details about the convict leasing system.
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But traveling as I do now, with a cane and a guide dog, is anything but anonymous.
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Convicts labored barelegged in wet sugar cane fields, dying like flies in the periodic epidemics of fevers.
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SHORT I don't think you'd want to see Charlie Chaplin at 68 come out with his cane.
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The cane I planted came out better than the ones y'all planted when we was all together!
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And so to run a sugar-cane farm the size of June's, it costs around $2 million.
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So June and Angie Provost have been struggling for years to keep their sugar-cane farm going.
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" Vollmer walks with a cane, has hearing aids and told WXIN that "my legs are giving out.
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MANGRAGADI, Nepal — Narayan Tharu, 9003, was harvesting sugar cane the day the soldiers took his son away.
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Today, though, it is used on more than 13 crops globally, including oranges, coffee and sugar cane.
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Cane accounts for 4 percent of Maharashtra's crop area but devours two-thirds of its irrigation water.
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Nastari said premiums for Brazilian cane-based ethanol are as large as $200 per million liters currently.
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The Provosts, a family of sugar-cane farmers in Louisiana, had worked the same land for generations.
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Someone claiming to be Raising Cane&aposs CEO Todd Graves had a disastrous Reddit AMA on Wednesday.
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Farnan uses a walking cane and is partially blind in her right eye, the Enniscorthy Guardian reported.
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I find things with my cane and plunk the image into a mental map of my environment.
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Sheriff's deputies escorted Cosby out of the courtroom as he clutched a wooden cane with both hands.
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