She plans the rare costly dish ingredient by ingredient, she says.
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I'd even taken the time to spell out my order ingredient-by-ingredient.
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They were made from an ingredient and a cheap thing that stretches the ingredient out.
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Hotz contends that Comma's key ingredient is "shippability," a key ingredient he says other companies lack.
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Comparing each product ingredient by ingredient — calorie to calorie, protein to protein — you see slight variations.
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But being high up on the ingredient list doesn't mean an ingredient will be effective either.
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It's not a secret ingredient so much as it is a key ingredient they are leaving out.
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" DAVID TANIS MARKET COOKING (Artisan, $40) showcases the City Kitchen columnist's "recipes and revelations ingredient by ingredient.
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The perfectionist anxiety to add ingredient upon ingredient in search of making your dish stand out is understandable.
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Medicines identified as counterfeit may be contaminated, contain the wrong ingredient, or have no active ingredient at all.
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For each ingredient in their bubble bath, it includes a description of what the ingredient is and its purpose.
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He's cribbed it from his David Tanis Market Cooking: Recipes and Revelations, Ingredient by Ingredient, released last month from Artisan.
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The first ingredient in Beanitos is indeed black beans; the first ingredient in Splitz is, as promised, yellow pea flour.
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The recipe for antimatter calls for another craftable ingredient, electron vapor, whose recipe calls for yet another craftable ingredient, suspension fluid.
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WATCH: Five-Ingredient Pumpkin Spice Breakfast Corn Dogs Stewart isn't the only celebrity chef to voice her aversion to the ingredient.
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We've been conditioned to think of exercise as a key ingredient — perhaps the most important ingredient — of any weight loss effort.
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While Ree Drummond may never eat this one ingredient , she will do anything to defend her favorite ingredient of all time.
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An ingredient supplier notified Conagra on Tuesday that bread crumbs used in the spaghetti and meatballs included milk as an ingredient.
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In the book, you'll find both a five-ingredient salad of seasonal greens and breadcrumbs and a 45-ingredient recipe for nachos.
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The drug shortage is caused by manufacturing problems with the active pharmaceutical ingredient, which is the central ingredient of drugs, the FDA stated.
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Walnuts and chocolate chips are then added in, ingredient by ingredient, before pouring the batter into a baking pan and transferring to the oven.
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An ingredient label can list "artificial fragrance" without any elaboration, and that "one" ingredient can be a cocktail of more than a hundred chemicals.
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If indeed there were a material change in any ingredient, or an ingredient added, existing law already requires it to be noted and labeled.
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"Vitamin C is a beloved ingredient, but can be difficult to formulate with because it can be an unstable ingredient," says Tatcha founder Victoria Tsai.
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High-tech, multi-ingredient solutions are wonderful in their own right, but sometimes single-ingredient, old-school beauty remedies are just what the skin needs.
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Benzoyl peroxide is another key ingredient for treating blind pimples: The ingredient, Dr. Zeichner says, kills acne-causing bacteria on the skin and subsequently reduces inflammation.
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Basic, elegant melodies courtesy of violinist Metin Batur combine with basic, elegant chords from pianist Mamed Dzafarov with no secret ingredient, and that's the secret ingredient.
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Investigators still believe it came down to a single ingredient, but what that ingredient was remains a mystery—one the CDC doesn't expect to be solved.
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If a family member has celiac disease and must avoid gluten, read the ingredient labels carefully — rice flour is a common ingredient in gluten-free foods.
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Dennis Gross, MD's new C+ Collagen line focuses on rebooting cell energy, and the signature ingredient in Dr. Barbara Sturm's namesake products is the plant ingredient purslane.
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Vinegar is used in dressings and sauces, as a pickling ingredient, and as a condiment for french fries, but less people are ordering dishes with the ingredient.
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For example, the book notes that a typical synthetic ingredient might cost $20 per pound, while a typical natural ingredient could be closer to $20.493 per pound.
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The ingredient wasn't even on our minds until we spotted Jordyn Woods (Kylie Jenner's BFF and model) getting an A-list facial boasting magnesium as a hero ingredient.
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"When a chemist hears 'caustic ingredient,' we're looking for some type of alkaline ingredient that's used in perms or hair relaxers...something like sodium hydroxide, potassium hydroxide," she says.
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Vani Hari, the food writer known as the Food Babe, never met an industrial-sounding ingredient she didn't hate—even if said ingredient has nothing to do with industry.
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" Participation is the essential ingredient of "Hansel & Gretel.
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And they have to do this for each new ingredient, says FDA spokesperson Theresa Eisenman — no matter how similar it is to the last suspicious ingredient that came on the market.
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If one of her recipes calls for an ingredient prepared a certain way, she'll provide her personal favorite tricks for getting the ingredient just right before adding it to your dish.
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Even if the FDA doesn't have a potentially "harmful" ingredient on their list, we still go above and beyond to avoid that risky ingredient which may, or may not be safe.
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Dihydromyricetin, the capsule's main ingredient is, er, loosely backed by a study done by The UCLA School of Medicine, which found that the ingredient counteracted alcohol intoxication and dependence—in rats.
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COPENHAGEN, April 12 (Reuters) - Danish food ingredient maker Chr.
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But the other chef is inevitably going to be making an ice cream too — it's the easiest way to hide a funky ingredient, or showcase an ingredient with a milder flavor profile.
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Turns out that for virtually every male enhancement product it had analyzed, the FDA concluded that either sildenafil—the active ingredient in Viagra—or tadalafil—the active ingredient in Cialis—was present.
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Founded in 1995, WVE has run a sustained campaign to promote ingredient safety and ingredient disclosure in the cleaning products industry Hunting and persecution of the majestic animals should stop, before they disappear.
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Sometimes Mr. Ramirez borrows an ingredient or two from Peru.
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Another key ingredient to this balancing act is maple syrup.
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The secret ingredient gives it a rich and unique flavor.
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Like the name implies, there's just one ingredient: coconut oil.
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It's flourless and has a secret healthy ingredient: black beans!
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After you pick a plant, that ingredient doesn't last forever.
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And shockingly enough, the winning ingredient seems to be location!
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They made a very pure sample of the active ingredient.
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Every ingredient plays a specific role in sculpting the experience.
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And this is a vital ingredient of RNA and DNA.
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That's what probably the number one ingredient of toughness is.
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To start, the ingredient is naturally rich in lactic acid.
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One ingredient is common to many of the devices: onions.
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Water would have to be the key ingredient, I thought.
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THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, is the main active ingredient in cannabis.
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The key ingredient can be used to make pottery, 2.
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A final ingredient gives French populism a further twist: Euroscepticism.
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Sai says it's an easy ingredient for him to get.
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The medication and its active ingredient, buprenorphine, are still addictive.
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And the magical ingredient was that it was entirely unmagical.
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Women are the secret ingredient in Latin America's outsized returns
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It's not that these drugs contain some excessively expensive ingredient.
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They are a baking ingredient in breads, pies, and cakes.
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But affordability is not the only ingredient in Daiso's success.
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We're also a charity, and that is the missing ingredient.
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It's just a fresh ingredient he can manipulate and mutate.
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Politics was also an important ingredient in this year's mix.
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And Amazon hasn't proven itself to be the magic ingredient.
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This process is an essential ingredient of a healthy democracy.
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Each ice cream bar contains 0.7% of the active ingredient.
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It seemed like a perfect fit for a dessert ingredient.
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And yes, it's also an ingredient in Gwyneth's morning elixir.
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Dr. Drew, the missing ingredient here obviously is Dennis Rodman.
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An important ingredient for Epicurus in all this was friendship.
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After all, the main ingredient is rustic, chewy, crusty bread.
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And they had something else that was a crucial ingredient.
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In this case, that secret ingredient is young coconut water.
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Its EV rivals also lack one key ingredient: Elon Musk.
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It's not like I can say one ingredient inspires me.
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THC is the chemical ingredient that makes people feel high.
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Lithium is a key ingredient in batteries for electric cars.
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Soybeans are often used to make animal feed ingredient soymeal.
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Wood, for me, is a very important ingredient in wine.
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Melanin is not, at first sight, an obvious battery ingredient.
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That ingredient soothes and brightens skin with its B vitamins.
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Nickel is a key ingredient used to make battery cathodes.
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And that might have been the wrong ingredient to bottle.
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Desperation, the key missing ingredient in Hamilton's appeal, sets in.
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It's a quintessential ingredient in so many aspects of food.
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"Columbus Fact #2," it reads above the mojito ingredient list.
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I'd have to memorize the menu and know every ingredient.
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The main ingredient of Dr Vollrath's forged horns is horsehair.
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Police intelligence is the critical ingredient in planning for demonstrations.
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Prices of the stainless steel ingredient rose 0.2% to $15,740.
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He narrated each ingredient that went onto the grill top.
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The Obamastalgia Express is missing one rather key ingredient: Obama.
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Prices of the stainless steel ingredient gained 1.4% to $15,925.
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Sand is the essential ingredient that makes modern life possible.
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Southerners might have trouble sourcing one crucial ingredient, however: caribou.
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The early recall involved around 2,300 batches of the ingredient.
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But we also must confront mass shootings' other ingredient: men.
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Because they are my secret ingredient in so many things.
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"We also include another ingredient called liver hydrolysate," Huai adds.
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"Novelty is probably my main ingredient for life," she says.
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To be fair, wheat flour isn't technically a traditional ingredient.
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Today, Nilla Wafers are a classic ingredient in banana pudding.
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That's a critical ingredient missing in these big movies, absolutely.
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Milk, for example, is a main ingredient in my thinking.
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Are you particularly excited about any particular ingredient right now?
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An active ingredient in marijuana, CBD doesn't get you high.
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And the final "c" — cooperation — is a key ingredient here.
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She continues: Each spoonful should contain some of each ingredient.
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Did you remember to use enough of the special ingredient?
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Yes, warm waters are a key ingredient to fuel storms.
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Can a single astonishing ingredient redeem an otherwise unremarkable dish?
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Sure enough, one ingredient, way down the list, was PEG.
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Another ingredient or compound that can cause zits is iodine.
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Take paneer, an ingredient Mr. Sharma feels has untapped potential.
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This ingredient is not typically found in all natural toothpaste.
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He will supply an entire menu, including its every ingredient.
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And they want as short an ingredient list as possible.
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The active ingredient captured in many turmeric supplements is curcumin.
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Per Ping's suggestion, I tried the secret ingredient noodle soup.
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But why does the main ingredient appear to be exhaustion?
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Turmeric is an essential curry ingredient used around the globe.
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Capitalism, it turns out, might have been Tinder's missing ingredient.
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If BERT is essentially a recipe, what's the ingredient list?
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Robert Irvine's recipe called for a fun ingredient: cheese crackers.
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Gas is the main ingredient in production of urea fertilizer.
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The toughest battle is getting enough of the star ingredient.
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Gas is the main ingredient in production of urea fertilizer.
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Some business leaders say college isn't the most important ingredient.
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And guess what ingredient will be present at that time?
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From the beginning, Chuter's heritage served as Uoma's main ingredient.
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Another ingredient to seek out is good, strong fresh paprika.
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And leadership authenticity is a necessary ingredient for business success.
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Their refined counterparts typically have very little of either ingredient.
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Remove that ingredient, and it's possible to start from scratch.
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So next time you pick up some weird smoothie at a pricy juice bar that has an "exotic" ingredient with insane "health benefits," maybe it's worth looking into where that magical ingredient came from.
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If a product contained a "new dietary ingredient"—defined as anything not sold in the US prior to October 1994—then the manufacturer only had to provide "reasonable assurance" that the ingredient was safe.
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The problem appeared to come from one ingredient involved in the test, Dr. Messonnier said, adding that the C.D.C. would make a new supply of that ingredient to send to all of the laboratories.
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She wouldn't divulge how much lobster serum is needed for each container, although she indicated that the serum is "the major active ingredient" and added that shea butter also might be added as an ingredient.
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That's why it's important to make sure you are choosing creams that don't contain water as an ingredient, or, if so, that they also contain some type of anti-bacterial ingredient to prevent bacterial growth.
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The kola nut, the essential ingredient in cola drinks, plays a big role as an ingredient and seasoning on the food and drink menus by the chef Jon Feshan, who worked with Jean-Georges Vongerichten.
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That's because the active ingredient in those cold medicines is pseudoephedrine.
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They have every ingredient possible, from carrots to cactus to papaya.
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It's just not obvious just by looking at the ingredient list.
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The secret ingredient Chip, 43, started with in building the nursery?
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The key ingredient is fluoride, which evidence shows prevents tooth decay.
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It's not just one ingredient alone, but a set of them.
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The secret, blasphemous ingredient: a half-teaspoon of smoky bacon fat.
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"[It contains] Nopal cactus, which is the exclusive ingredient," she says.
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I mentioned above that language is a key ingredient of consciousness.
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Each has the exact same ingredient list, in the same order.
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Besides cap carryover, the other major ingredient is the incentive adjustment.
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It has a limited ingredient list (10 total) and no fragrance.
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Boss Level Labs claims you're going to LOVE this ingredient specifically.
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And this is an ingredient that leads to post-traumatic stress.
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"Presidential support is a necessary ingredient for this endeavor," added Logsdon.
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Soylent's Food Bar lists "whole algal flour" as its sixth ingredient.
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Things do change and tech is a much more important ingredient.
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This duality is the secret ingredient in the festival's dynamic approach.
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Serendipity, of course, has been an important ingredient in their success.
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You've gotta be ready for the nine- to 11-ingredient list.
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Among the newer frontiers being funded right now: ingredient-conscious perfumes.
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Aside from sushi joints, it's not a very commonly used ingredient.
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Who's to say ingredient selection won't be perfected by an algorithm?
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This year, it started including a note disclosing any ingredient substitution.
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The second advantage for China is data, AI's most important ingredient.
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However, Melania left out a key ingredient: analysis of those fragments.
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Measurements, preferred ingredient combinations, and timing are all up to you!
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But a new paan ingredient has captured the Internet's imagination: Fire.
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Magic mushrooms, whose active ingredient is psilocybin, are in the vanguard.
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But as new ingredient technologies become available, new possibilities open up.
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Another first-line ingredient that Dr. Zeichner favors for addressing acne?
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The device's other ingredient, the folic acid, is its guidance system.
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In a medium size bowl, combine all ingredient minus the dressing.
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That's just the beginning; the ingredient list goes on and on.
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Aluminium, an ingredient of clay, is abundant, but phosphorus is rare.
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After all, entrepreneurs are an essential ingredient to our economic growth.
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Lithium is a major ingredient used in rechargeable lithium-ion batteries.
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An added bonus: The ingredient also minimizes the appearance of wrinkles.
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That will depend on three open questions, involving one magic ingredient.
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It was an important ingredient, but certainly not the determining one.
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One often-used ingredient is glutathione, which has proven brightening capabilities.
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This makes them a fantastic ingredient swap for chilled noodle dishes!
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Every ingredient is important in this formula, and it's just simple.
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Bear's bile is a common ingredient used in traditional Chinese medicine.
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It added one important ingredient missing from an otherwise cozy existence.
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" Review snippet: "There's nothing really 'secret' about this product's main ingredient.
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Glyphosate is a key ingredient in Monsanto's top-selling weedkiller Roundup.
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That could heighten tension between the firms and their ingredient suppliers.
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But, to be fair, wheatgrass isn't exactly a new smoothie ingredient.
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Glyphosate is the key ingredient in weed killers such as Roundup.
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This lackadaisical attitude towards ingredient lists also impacted traditional British dishes.
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This five-ingredient breakfast is easy to make and so delicious.
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And you only need one ingredient to do it: a coconut!
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Certain types of plutonium are a prime ingredient of atomic bombs.
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Consider these dreamy votives the secret ingredient in your bedtime routine.
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Entrepreneurship is an essential ingredient in the recipe for national prosperity.
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The essential ingredient to these types of successful models is collaboration.
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"Another ingredient of self control is having clear goals," Roberts adds.
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"The main ingredient I needed was lots of time," he said.
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"Sometimes, it's more about the vehicle than the ingredient," she says.
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This, in turn, corrodes calcium carbonate, the core ingredient of corals.
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It's also an ingredient in cigarettes, and some e-cigarette products.
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It's generally accepted that failure is a key ingredient of innovation.
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The medicine's active ingredient cannabidiol is derived from the cannabis plant.
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That could heighten tension between the companies and their ingredient suppliers.
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The FDA continues to test the ingredient for cancer-causing chemicals.
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That ingredient doesn't change, whatever is happening politically in the world.
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Hyaluronic acid is another ingredient to keep an eye out for.
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Some flavors, such as black pepper, contain only a single ingredient.
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Each ingredient is broken down and separated into its purest form.
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It's an ingredient in some fuels used to test engine performance.
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"The main ingredient is white pepper," Mr. Ledington told the newspaper.
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Lithium is a key ingredient used to make electric vehicle batteries.
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The ingredient was made by Zhejiang Huahai Pharmaceutical Company Co. Ltd.
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Bufett called that the "most important ingredient" to the company's success.
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But according to the man, it is absolutely not an ingredient.
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This is how I'm trying to bridge this Hawaiian ingredient gap.
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"The secret ingredient is a lot of whacking," my mother said.
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And the dollar is only one ingredient in Apple's corporate mix.
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THC, the main psychoactive ingredient, bonds to fat molecules when heated.
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None of the labels tested even listed it as an ingredient.
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Is there any ingredient that he misses while cooking Afghan food?
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But bass was always really the first ingredient along with drums.
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By comparison, food and ingredient delivery for businesses is vastly underserved.
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And if it's not the right ingredient, I won't make it.
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Regular tap water falls flat because it's missing a key ingredient.
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Antioxidants are another ingredient that have been recently met with debate.
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An added ingredient is a strain of free-floating political paranoia.
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The precise alchemy of time, temperature and ingredient is closely guarded.
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Alcohol, the main ingredient in hand sanitizer, can destroy viruses, too.
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But I had forgotten a key ingredient of the acting process.
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But absent that ingredient you can substitute slivered dried Turkish apricots.
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My husband and I have a 17-ingredient smoothie for breakfast.
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Desserts and drinks are also included, but ingredient measurements are omitted.
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Luckily, my aunt, a nursing mother, noticed this ingredient before consumption.
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The result: a crucial ingredient in detergents like Tide Cold Water.
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New York adds the ingredient of love to their maple syrup.
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Both kitchens are models of superior ingredient shopping and consistent performance.
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Sambal is an essential ingredient in Malaysian, Singaporean and Indonesian cuisines.
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Yet meaningful relationships are the most nurturing ingredient for our happiness.
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"Many antiperspirants use aluminum as an active ingredient," says Dr. Solomon.
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It's a chemical that is an active ingredient in mosquito repellents.
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The ingredient was actually methanol, a toxic substance used in antifreeze.
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NICKEL: Prices of the stainless steel ingredient rose 20.5% to $21,1.53.
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The news lifted prices of the stainless steel ingredient on Tuesday.
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The key ingredient is linalool, an alcohol component of lavender odor.
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Watercress has been a popular ingredient in Britian since Victorian times.
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We should note Oxycodone is the main active ingredient in Percocet.
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We have come to expect ingredient disclosure in foods and cosmetics.
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The ingredient was officially approved by the FDA in July 2018.
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Soybeans are crushed to make soymeal, a key animal feed ingredient.
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Its main ingredient was the long, aromatic orange chile, aji amarillo.
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In most iterations, a fifth ingredient is added: sliced boiled potato.
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A crucial ingredient in the promotion was a dollop of suspense.
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Love, only one ingredient in these relationships, solves no problems here.
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I like that it has a really short, simple ingredient list.
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She has spreadsheets to better understand ingredient interactions in her baking.
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Salt has a greater impact on flavor than any other ingredient.
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So it's important to ask or to check ingredient lists online.
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But information is the key ingredient in any good screening program.
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In Iraq and Venezuela, civil conflict is the additional political ingredient.
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The main ingredient, styrene, has been named a possible human carcinogen.
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Perhaps narrative is the key ingredient in all human endeavor. Idk.
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The Crystal Mineral Deodorant Stick has only one ingredient: mineral salts.
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Imports of the feed ingredient from the United States fell sharply.
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Its active ingredient, glyphosate, is the world's most widely used weedkiller.
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Start with the top ingredient and then work your way down.
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If an ingredient makes sense in soup, then you get points.
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Many of the chemicals weren't listed on the products' ingredient labels.
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The C.D.C. said in a statement that a common meal or ingredient served at the restaurants was a likely source of the outbreaks, but investigators were unable to specify the food or ingredient responsible for the contamination.
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But with a little seasonal ingredient creativity and a solid game-plan for ingredient overlap (a rotisserie chicken is your best friend), pre-planning a week's worth of inventive fall and winter dishes was an achievable reality.
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"The AAFCO Official Feed Ingredient Definitions for animal products include that are produced through the rendering process …[are] typically identified as "meals" as part of the ingredient name," AAFCO said in a statement e-mails to CNBC.
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Unfortunately, Stiff Bull has already ruined its own relationship with the US Food and Drug Administration—by allegedly including an unlisted ingredient in its pour-and-stir coffee packets, one similar to the active ingredient in Viagra.
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Researchers told 49 volunteers that they were testing two anti-itch creams — one that was costly, and one cheap — that contained the same ingredient known to reduce itch, but that the ingredient sometimes increased sensitivity to heat.
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"We have confirmed to the Indian authorities that we do not add formaldehyde as an ingredient in our shampoo nor does Johnson's baby shampoo contain any ingredient that can release formaldehyde over time," the company spokeswoman said.
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Imagery containing close-up detail of streets is the second main ingredient.
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Another ingredient tip: Take care to use a natural peppermint extract here.
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Whatever the secret ingredient of Ghost Trick, or multiples thereof, it worked.
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CBD is also the active ingredient in an epilepsy drug called Epidiolex.
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A person's city or country dictates the primary ingredient in his diet.
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Stainless steelmaking ingredient nickel ended 0.2 percent higher at $10,795 a tonne.
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You might wonder, then, why doctors don't prescribe mushrooms' active ingredient, psilocybin.
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"It's the ingredient first, there is no escaping that," he told us.
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Most OTC treatments for PMS include some type of anti-inflammatory ingredient.
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The reason has to do with the atmosphere's primary ingredient: gaseous sodium.
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It's the most basic ingredient, but it can also be hellishly complex.
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And is it actually better than filtered water as the top ingredient?
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In fact, customer delight is the main ingredient for success, Buffett said.
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Because it's going to take more than just knowing the secret ingredient.
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Its main ingredient, fentanyl, is an opioid 100 times stronger than morphine.
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In an evening of pure entertainment, the missing ingredient was emotional gravity.
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S. reviews and in-depth ingredient dissections for over 45,000 beauty products.
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Glyphosate is a key ingredient of the herbicide Roundup, sold by Monsanto.
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And for many of us, these bad ingredient associations never go away.
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Plus, both drinks feature a new ingredient: Sweet Cold Brew Whipped Cream.
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The case centred on whether glyphosate, an ingredient in Roundup, causes cancer.
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The primary weight sensor controls the amount Sally dispenses of each ingredient.
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Was this the old stimulants that are masquerading as a new ingredient?
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It also spawned in me a lifelong interest in reading ingredient labels.
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And contentment, he says, is a pretty good ingredient for making music.
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Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond will never cook with one ingredient in particular
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That's the only ingredient that's off limits and it's because of me.
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Cheese is, arguably, the most essential ingredient in nachos after the chips.
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Martha Stewart is making her opinion on a fall-favorite ingredient known.
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As such, they have become a key ingredient for startup brand building.
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Historically, the ingredient has been notoriously tricky to stabilize in topical products.
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One brand containing the ingredient may be very different than another brand.
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"It's our job to figure out what that ingredient is," explains Fallon.
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CEO spirits are high, as well – another key ingredient of corporate coupling.
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You can see why attribution error is an important ingredient of tribalism.
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Their food was always about really appreciating each ingredient completely for itself.
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We must have love as the main ingredient in anything we do.
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Many vaccines and top-grossing pharmaceuticals contain proteins as the main ingredient.
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Yes, the same key ingredient in a comfy pair of stripper heels.
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Harley Morenstein has been missing one special ingredient all along: Gigi Gorgeous!
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Laughter is also an important ingredient because it frees up the mind.
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It's a lovely aspect of the show, an ingredient of the show.
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But the key chocolate ingredient prices have been driven by the weather.
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The country has deposits of gold, copper, zinc and fertiliser-ingredient potash.
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The dog, though, smells every ingredient in the pot individually and clearly.
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According to Stylecaster, it's not that bizarre of a skin-care ingredient.
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Ingredient cabinets can go from zero to a giant mess real quick.
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Nuts aren't the only ingredient where the FDA's current regulations are outdated.
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Like lithium, cobalt is a key ingredient in batteries for electric cars.
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You buy cookbooks that revolve around using sriracha as the main ingredient.
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Remember how Wilson said the main ingredient is resistant to some oils?
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A great stunt team is a key ingredient for many Hollywood films.
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The metal is a key ingredient for batteries that power electric vehicles.
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Soybeans are crushed into protein-rich animal feed ingredient soymeal and soyoil.
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It is the essential ingredient to inform the citizens of free nations.
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Speed is a crucial ingredient for success these days, researchers have found.
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Every ingredient in a marijuana brownie, for example, needs to be kosher.
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Prior to grocery shopping, I and list out every ingredient I need.
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CBD is an active ingredient in cannabis derived from the hemp plant.
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Nickel is now mainly used as an ingredient to produce stainless steel.
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Lithium is an essential ingredient to the rechargeable batteries in electric cars.
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Raw flour can be a dangerous ingredient when contaminated with E. coli.
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Prices for the steelmaking ingredient have cooled after a spike this year.
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I forget the other critical ingredient for fitness success: recovery and rest.
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In New York, though, she can find nearly any ingredient she needs.
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Clearly, leadership is the key ingredient shaping morale across the federal government.
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Vegetable glycerin, like propylene glycol, is a suspension ingredient in e-liquids.
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The nation mainly uses soybeans to make soymeal, an animal feed ingredient.
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Used in both cosmetics and food, palm oil is a controversial ingredient.
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White House leadership represents an indispensable ingredient for revamping vast benefit programs.
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Having technology is only one ingredient in the corporate marketplace, analysts note.
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Pushing coal as the main ingredient made it that much more catastrophic.
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Which brings me to the third and most fraught ingredient: emotional attachment.
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Others discreetly display the magic ingredient on the back of the bottle.
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Pessimism is not an ingredient in the alchemy of building a startup.
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No matter what the drink, the active ingredient is the same: ethanol.
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Just don't forget the magic ingredient here, which is the (optional) garnish.
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Numerous at-risk seats is the essential ingredient for a wave election.
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It was like tasting an entirely new ingredient for the first time.
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The only other ingredient is a dousing of , a local hot sauce.
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The final ingredient found in almost all commercial e-juices is flavoring.
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Like Sophie's designs, each of Fredrik's creations centers on one precious ingredient.
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Authorities have said Sarah Hart also tested positive for the Benadryl ingredient.
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Brewing a proper mate starts with the basic ingredient: the yerba mate.
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Party unity doesn't guarantee victory, of course, but it's an essential ingredient.
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Descovy contains a new version of tenofovir, the active ingredient in Truvada.
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The secular bottles I drink are mostly made from one ingredient: grapes.
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The challenging geography of this outbreak is another ingredient in the storm.
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Giada says gone are the days of whipping up 20-ingredient dishes.
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Public officials in Europe are divided about reauthorizing Roundup's active ingredient, glyphosate.
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Early on researchers thought the tainted ingredient could have been chocolate chips.
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Preserved lemon is an essential ingredient for capturing a taste of Morocco.
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Still, at least he got the secret ingredient right for that one.
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But each time an ingredient was outlawed, something else took its place.
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Add a dash of the mystery ingredient known as productivity, and presto!
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If possible, find a brand that lists sea salt as an ingredient.
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It is meant to be eaten four ways, with different ingredient combinations.
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The critical ingredient, researchers say, is a sense of shared social identity.
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Have you ever read the ingredient list on a tube of toothpaste?
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Descovy contains a newer version of tenofovir, the active ingredient in Truvada.
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That could be a sign of a not-so-secret ingredient: turmeric.
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Today they have three-ingredient pancakes, strawberries, and oatmeal bites with milk.
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And also like him, many vaped THC, the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana.
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Ibuprofen, the active ingredient, was only patented by UK scientists in 1961.
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The bill also requires ingredient reporting, which the Hatch bill does not.
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Another key ingredient at Amazon is nonstop experimentation and learning from failure.
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The base ingredient for penicillin is manufactured largely in China, Ferreira said.
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Without that key ingredient, he's just another progressive candidate offering big plans.
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That ingredient in the recalled drugs was tainted with a possible carcinogen.
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Cement, the core ingredient in concrete, provides its strength, durability and resiliency.
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He doesn't have any secret ingredient of success that you might expect.
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Proponents say that's because the city lacked a crucial ingredient: political will.
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JASON ZINOMAN Sensibility is a crucial ingredient for turning books into movies.
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Trivia was a key ingredient of their social life in recent years.
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Fregola has become an attractive ingredient for American cooks, especially among chefs.
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Polyhalite is meant to be superior to the traditional fertiliser ingredient potash.
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The secret ingredient: "magic" sugar that changes color when moisture is added.
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I hope that's an ingredient that shows up on IHOP's menu soon.
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The main psychoactive ingredient in cannabis is delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC.
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Oil is, after all, the magic ingredient central to the Hanukkah story.
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CBD is a non-psychoactive cannabis ingredient touted for its health benefits.
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Wednesday evening, try a four-ingredient meal: sausage, cabbage, butter and pepper.
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If so, what can be the key ingredient behind this crowdedness force?
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An ingredient you expect to be garnish might be the main thing.
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One trend might be the concept that focuses on one single ingredient.
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According to Food Safety News, Bestherbs Coffee is recalling all lots of its Kopi Jantan Tradisional Natural Herbs Coffee after FDA analysis found that the coffee contains desmethyl carbodenafil — an ingredient similar to the active ingredient in Viagra.
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So by getting right down to the molecular level, clinicians will be able to take a blood or urine sample and know if it contains a particular chemical ingredient, and how prevalent the ingredient is in the body.
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The simple trick to finding out which cleansers are water-based is checking the ingredient list on the back of a bottle: If the first ingredient on the list is water, then you've found a water-based cleanser.
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The mere possibility of a listing was the necessary ingredient for grassroots action.
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Found in #SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic, this potent ingredient helps neutralize free radicals.
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And so, I think that's a core ingredient and then being very clear.
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Very rarely will it include an ingredient that you don't have [access to].
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But no matter your approach to Coachella beauty, glitter is the secret ingredient.
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Vermouth is a fortified wine, so the first ingredient is, of course, wine.
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McDonald's made the change to appeal to consumers' growing interest in ingredient transparency.
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Jennifer Garner has the formula, but she forgot one obvious ingredient: hard work!
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Homemade Hot ChocolateAnyone can make this super simple three-ingredient cup of cocoa.
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The bureaucracy is not the enemy but an essential ingredient to our success.
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Several Illinois patients have tested positive for brodifacoum, a common ingredient of rodenticides.
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This added ingredient provides the necessary density differences for a slab to conduct.
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A good playlist is the No. 1 ingredient to a successful road trip.
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Titanium dioxide is a common ingredient in sunscreen, and it looks chalky white.
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Debt is a key ingredient in the problems facing Tesla (TSLA) as well.
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And, gin just so happens to be the perfect summer ingredient for that.
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The idea that an ingredient works on this wrinkle, but not that one?
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James Mattis, Stanley McCrystal and David Petraeus -- is the necessary ingredient of qualification.
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This is dangerous because prices are a key ingredient to a healthy market.
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Iron ore, a key ingredient in steel-making, has latched onto the momentum.
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And, of course, forgot, most important ingredient of all, the lime. Yo-woo!
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What the 12-ingredient formula does have is science — cold, hard, honest science.
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The only ingredient he's even the least bit excited to see are chickpeas.
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Let's not forget that Gendry has one ingredient Tobho Mott didn't: Daenerys' dragons.
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Factories crush the oilseed to make meal - a key ingredient in animal feed.
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It will begin to put the new ingredient in its chocolate in 2018.
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We're habituated to God as an essential ingredient in a well-crafted scare.
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Naked Whey is different in that it has just one ingredient: whey protein.
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This is dangerous because prices are a key ingredient to a healthy market.
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Lanzhou isn't the only city to use desert plants as a secret ingredient.
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Arizona is attracting skilled workers these days, an essential ingredient for attracting business.
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In the beauty world, keratin has become the hair-care ingredient of legend.
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And officials quickly realized they were running low on a key ingredient: snow.
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Or sometimes there simply isn't enough of a particular ingredient to meet demand.
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Finally, reality television has figured out the secret ingredient that's been missing: DOGS!
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Palm oil is another important Mondelez ingredient that has been linked to deforestation.
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Political negotiation, however, does not necessarily sound like an ingredient for gripping theatre.
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It's not the only all-natural ingredient we have our eye on, though.
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The other central ingredient of Trump world is chutzpah on an epic scale.
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Lithium is a critically important ingredient used in manufacturing batteries for electric cars.
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Growing food closer to home will be an essential ingredient to healthy cities.
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America, for one, requires wads of paperwork showing where each ingredient comes from.
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So unhappy, in fact, that they've immediately suspended all ingredient shipments to Soylent.
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But is it the miracle, cure-all ingredient Williams claims it to be?
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It also boils down to name recognition, a crucial ingredient to political success.
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That's the crucial ingredient that gives the burgers their juicy beef-like texture.
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The key ingredient in my spell is what I affectionately call my tuft.
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" Review snippet: "They're using fancy ingredient names for what are really simple ingredients.
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The reason behind the nutty ingredient though, wasn't just a matter of taste.
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CBD, the non-psychoactive cannabinoid of marijuana, has become a popular ingredient lately.
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Once again, a six ingredient recipe reigns supreme, this one from Action Bronson.
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The church told them the flying unguent's secret ingredient was unbaptized baby entrails.
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WATCH THIS: Yes, You Really Should Make This 5-Ingredient Grilled Guacamole 7.
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Find the full recipe, with the ingredient list, on the Barefoot Contessa website.
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And another key ingredient was humor, sometimes biting and cruel, but still humor.
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The key ingredient today is that the Bachelor and Bachelorette are usually nobodies.
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The ingredient has drawn a consumer backlash due to health and environmental concerns.
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Glyphosate is a key ingredient in Monsanto Co's top-selling weed-killer Roundup.
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In the video, Perry herself is the main ingredient in all the meals.
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This is a psychoactive ingredient in the fungus family known as magic mushrooms.
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Chris: I think chili powder is probably a vital ingredient to that mix.
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Coffee also happens to be the key ingredient in JAB's other recent acquisitions.
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"I truly believe sunscreen is the No. 1 anti-aging ingredient," she said.
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Palm oil is used to churn out PME, a popular ingredient for biodiesel.
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It contains titanium dioxide, an ingredient that powers mineral sunscreen and dries opaque.
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However, ravioli isn't her preferred ingredient when it comes to creating food art.
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If I'm still selling primarily an ingredient, I have completely dropped the ball.
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In many Swiss regions, Gruyère cheese is the most popular ingredient in fondue.
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" When he brought us our lunch, he described the secret ingredient as "love.
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The first ingredient is coconut-oil based, and that's what cleans the hair.
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No, he didn't tweet a helpful ingredient substitution suggestion for your favorite recipe.
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Leave a note on them if you have any ingredient substitutions to suggest.
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Well, you can blame them on the drug's active ingredient tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC.
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The final ingredient is a suspenseful score composed by pop musican Robin Coudert.
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However, even well-seasoned versions of this popular taco ingredient can lack dimension.
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Maple Roasted NutsThis four-ingredient snack only takes 10 minutes to whip up.
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The ingredient was actually methanol, a highly toxic substance often used as antifreeze.
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Such openness has been a key ingredient in the company's recipe for success.
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It's a very simple recipe, so the quality of each ingredient is important.
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Bear spray contains concentrated capsaicin, the primary ingredient in pepper spray for humans.
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Which is, of course, the ideal ingredient for a pop song that bangs.
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Because trust is an important ingredient in disintermediation, à la Uber or Airbnb.
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China crushes soybeans for animal feed ingredient soymeal for its massive livestock herds.
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It's like a making a cake and not putting in the final ingredient.
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Cilantro isn't for everyone, so Taco Bell listed it as an optional ingredient.
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You may know the chemical better as an active ingredient in Monsanto's Roundup.
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People in these online communities dug into ingredient claims and experimented with regimens.
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For the truly committed, it would seem no ingredient is off the table.
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The original list of ingredients included evaporated milk, an ingredient I'd never used.
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She finally asked for the recipe and discovered the secret ingredient was water.
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Colombia is the world's largest producer of coca, the base ingredient for cocaine.
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This latest finding adds a key ingredient for life to the mix: hydrogen.
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The final ingredient was the heavy Santa Ana winds whipping across Southern California.
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The reactor helped North Korea create plutonium, an important ingredient for nuclear bombs.
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Officials also note Salaam tested positive for THC -- the key ingredient in marijuana.
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It is comparable to concrete, not cement (which is an ingredient of concrete).
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They often use deep learning as one ingredient among others in their recipe.
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The secret ingredient in Secret Hitler's development was a round of binge-watching.
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As such, a stable tilt just might be a necessary ingredient for life.
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A problem with one ingredient in the test kits resulted in further delays.
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But stepping, popular in African-American fraternities and sororities, is the critical ingredient.
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Each episode of the series focuses on a different ingredient that Twain loved.
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The article in La República, however, did not mention one key ingredient: sugar.
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The active ingredient pyrantel pamoate is highly effective and widely recognized as safe.
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Each ingredient is left to mature between 18-24 months before being used.
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Hegarty and his team reasoned that Axe's missing ingredient wasn't sex, per se.
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Cost breakdown: Homemade mac and cheese: $16.35 ($10.22, adjusted for partial ingredient use).
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If the ingredient lists are the same, opt for cheaper of the two.
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It will tell you everything that researchers know about an ingredient so far.
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The doctors speculated that the cause was an ingredient — monosodium glutamate, or MSG.
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But Kerr also knows that sports are an active ingredient of American culture.
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More than one unapproved pharmaceutical ingredient was found in 20% of those supplements.
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Looking back, they point to one crucial ingredient, beyond intensive, daily training: talent.
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Everything bobs about in a delicious broth, highlighting the sweetness of each ingredient.
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It's for eating a sundae: Each spoonful should contain some of each ingredient.
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Many market analysts argue that fear is a healthy ingredient in any market.
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Eventually it remembered that the TAMARIND fruit is an ingredient in Worcestershire sauce.
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It's not the most important ingredient in Ring Fit Adventure's secret sauce, though.
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Ginger is also a popular ingredient, perhaps due to its natural health benefits.
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Tofurky's main ingredient is the the first two syllables of its name -- tofu.
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On top is what in sushiland is called the neta, the main ingredient.
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TOTAL RECALL Quiz time Starbucks' newest drink is made with this unorthodox ingredient.
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Try this four-ingredient roast chicken dish, which could become a weeknight favorite.
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Most Americans associate mole with chocolate, extensive ingredient lists and intricate cooking instructions.
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The Bureau has a full breakdown of each ingredient and the price fluctuations.
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In the recipe for longevity, the key ingredient might very well be innovation.
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Glitter is a popular ingredient in cosmetics, such as eye shadows and lipsticks.
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An investigation is currently underway to determine the ingredient that caused the outbreak.
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That is a key ingredient in determining the potential habitability of a planet.
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Smaller beans contain less cocoa butter, the ingredient that gives chocolate its texture.
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But it's not like if you're missing an ingredient, the potion goes bad.
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Moon dust, known as regolith, could be an ingredient in space-based concrete.
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"This kind of robust growth is surely a rate-hike ingredient," Kim said.
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"Alex is going to be an important ingredient," Thunder coach Billy Donovan said.
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"If we forget an ingredient," he said, "we just go across the street."
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Leave notes on them if you've discovered a recipe hack or ingredient substitution.
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Reality is the ingredient that turns a bad fiction into an enthralling one.
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Also, protein can simply be one ingredient, not the central one; think potpie.
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But environmentalists say decaying wood is an indispensable ingredient of a primeval woodland.
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Take it to the next level by adding your own special ingredient(s).
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It's a versatile ingredient loved throughout China because of its intensely umami flavor.
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Mesopotamians were among the earliest beer brewers, using barley as a critical ingredient.
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An earlier version of this review misidentified an ingredient in the avocado salad.
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The main ingredient of this understanding is the absence of a pressing problem.
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But classically, the main ingredient in trying to influence elections is, simply, votes.
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That way, you cook one ingredient but end up with three flavor profiles.
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Taub also refuses to use any products featuring the ingredient in her practice.
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As long as an ingredient was part of the food supply before 21, or the manufacturer has filed the right paperwork showing that a new dietary ingredient "will reasonably be expected to be safe," it can legally go into a supplement.
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"A red flag for me is when I look at their ingredient list and the active ingredient is at the end, which means the concentration is very little and therefore may not be at its most effective point," she says.
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Related: Big Weed Wants Canada to Root Out Illegal Dispensaries On Friday, the company shipped two types of capsules containing cannabis extracts — both containing different concentrations of THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), the plant's psychoactive ingredient, and CBD (cannabidiol), a non-psychoactive ingredient.
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" Mr. Price added that time was the essential ingredient: "Success is correlated to age.
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It's an important basic ingredient for a narrative that could help candidates attract voters.
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Anything with seeds or nuts or a mysterious ingredient was out of the question.
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Because what's better than whipping up a two-ingredient boozy treat recipe at home?
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This is using a cheaper ingredient that generates more yield at a lesser quality.
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Bayer has long insisted that glyphosate, the key ingredient in Roundup, doesn't cause cancer.
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"The shorter the ingredient list the better when it comes to food!" she noted.
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Its brightly neon-colored bottles and "clean" ingredient messaging have made a winning combination.
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A new ingredient is added every day to so it doesn't lose its flavor.
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And in an interview, a company executive said plainly that there's no magic ingredient.
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Fish: Sushi-grade fish is the star ingredient, most commonly raw yellowfin (ahi) tuna.
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Sandra Bullock knows the most important ingredient in a family is love, not DNA.
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Each bar contains 200 milligrams of tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, the psychoactive ingredient in cannabis.
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But, make sure to patch-test before using a strong ingredient like glycolic acid.
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Every ingredient in perfect proportion, with suggestions for the best ways to cook them.
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A few of the recipes below even call for spirulina as a main ingredient!
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The critical ingredient here is that the algorithm in (3) must usually be wrong.
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Now, OpenBazaar will finally add the last ingredient to enable that anarchic dream: anonymity.
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Cabbage is the one constant ingredient, but beef, onion and mushroom can be added.
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Dryer sheets and detergents Some dryer sheet brands list 'fatty acid' as an ingredient.
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Frequent moving in search of opportunity has long been an ingredient in American exceptionalism.
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China is an important market for the firm's exports of the steel making ingredient.
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The same ingredient sparked a recall of 16 different kinds of Ritz sandwich crackers.
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Most consider lidar a key ingredient to building a fully functioning self-driving car.
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There's no secret ingredient that's been flown in from the hills of eastern Turkistan.
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But latex isn't the only ingredient in condoms that can cause an unpleasant reaction.
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Its key ingredient is CBD, the second most abundant cannabinoid in weed after THC.
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Burt's Bees has been built on the platform of a single humble ingredient: honey.
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Oxybenzone, the UV-filtering ingredient found in most sunblock, is toxic to coral reefs.
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A verified digital identity is a crucial ingredient in making any digital platform succeed.
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Your writing skills are an essential ingredient in conducting business and presenting your forte.
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They also found larger particles of titanium dioxide, a common ingredient in white ink.
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The ingredient being considered by Coca-Cola is, for now, a non-psychoactive one.
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The main ingredient is nuts, which you can see when looking at the bar.
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It was an ingredient in nylon used in stretchy yoga pants and toothbrush bristles.
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The active ingredient in Latisse is a hormonelike prostaglandin originally intended to treat glaucoma.
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I looked at my half and half and the second ingredient was corn syrup.
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WATCH THIS: Take 5: Five-Ingredient Pumpkin Spice Breakfast Corn Dogs Taylor Swift vs.
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"Perfectionism is a big element, a big ingredient in triggering the problem," O'Connor says.
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Nearly all consumer hand sanitizers use ethanol or ethyl alcohol as their active ingredient.
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It goes without saying that investors are a necessary ingredient in healthy startup ecosystems.
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To make progress, he needed to pinch the added ingredient of their regimes: steroids.
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Others, such as psilocybin (the active ingredient in magic mushrooms), are used mostly recreationally.
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"Every ingredient has a reason for being in each of the products," he says.
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Once your dark spots disappear, switch to a gentler brightening ingredient, like kojic acid.
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The Soylent bar, which also contained the problem whole algae flour ingredient, remains unavailable.
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Glycine is commonly found in proteins and phosphorus is a key ingredient of DNA.
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The most important ingredient is team spirit and the second is they enjoy training.
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It pops up as a recommended ingredient in the keto, Paleo, and Whole30 diets.
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To hear it from Teigen, there's one secret ingredient for any epic clapback: facts.
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The magic mineral has since solidified its status as a skin-care hero ingredient.
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You name an ingredient known for its potent exfoliating power, this treatment has it.
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Turns out it IS an ingredient in a different compound used in its products.
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"The Amazonian clay in this formula is an amazing oil-controlling ingredient," Razzano says.
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Sand, the basic ingredient of glass, is hauled in from a nearby desert quarry.
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DEET, an active ingredient in many insect repellants, has been used since the 1940s.
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I sensed an accent of peanut butter, perhaps, even though it's not an ingredient.
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Cucumber Yup, if done safely, you can turn this salad ingredient into a dildo.
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What sticks out is the indie playlist and the gourmet origins of each ingredient.
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Knowing where to get the data, and providing quality data, is only one ingredient.
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Ree also isn't afraid to throw her favorite ingredient on, get this, pineapple pizza.
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Natural gas is one of the hydrocarbon sources of Ammonia, a key fertiliser ingredient.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved olmesartan medoxomil, Benicar's active ingredient, in 2002.
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Quantum technology might be the missing ingredient to improve machine learning and artificial intelligence.
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Underwood is now producing their own sriracha, touting their peppers as the key ingredient.
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The essential ingredient in successful pro wrestling is the interplay between wrestler and audience.
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Instead, her secret ingredient is water, which she pours on top of the dip.
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The store really shines when it comes to the main ingredient in guacamole: avocados.
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The other crucial ingredient was writing that burnished a golden age of Sunday journalism.
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It is considered a safe ingredient by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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Berries from the juniper tree are a critical ingredient in the production of gin.
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Turmeric—the star ingredient in golden milk—has been an Indian custom for centuries.
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Benzocaine, an ingredient in the numbing gels, can cause a rare condition called methemoglobinemia.
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The steel-making ingredient is currently on a winning streak, with Asian spot prices .
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" But check the ingredient list closely: "Make sure it has no alcohol in it!
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He also polled burger-loving Twitter users to find out their ingredient-stacking preferences.
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A crucial ingredient to our success is ensuring affordable, reliable high-speed internet access.
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Kangio contains the same active ingredient as Angiomax, but eliminates the need for dilution.
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She was also missing another key ingredient for a birthday party: friends and family.
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But the crucial ingredient is the way Modi has tapped into the nostalgic impulse.
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It's a three-ingredient recipe that doesn't require any chopping, sautéing, or prep work.
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Soft particles, the magic ingredient he invokes, form ethereal hairy coats around such holes.
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Watermelon is a total dice roll ingredient, but man does it ever work here.
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The final magic ingredient is Folium, a Python library which handles creating the map.
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On top of that, being a normal ingredient of bodies, melanin is not toxic.
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The agency of ghosts benign or malign, are a critical ingredient in the story.
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As we've discussed before, all types of liquor contain the same alcoholic ingredient: ethanol.
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Borax, the pest killer's principal ingredient, can be fatal to humans in large concentrations.
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You can search for a recipe by name or ingredient, or by cooking time.
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"So that was an example of kind of inventing the missing ingredient," he said.
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And I really do mean everything, down to the smallest ingredient, calorie for calorie.
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Phosphate is a crucial fertilizer ingredient and Mosaic's operation is the largest in Brazil.
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Its active ingredient is extracted from astragalus, a common herb in traditional Chinese medicine.
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Lithium is a key ingredient to make lithium-ion batteries, which power electric vehicles.
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Goals are football's most crucial ingredient, without which the sport would lose all flavour.
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It's a quintessential American ballet, with Aaron Copland's seminal score as a key ingredient.
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It is commonly used as a vitamin supplement or an ingredient in skin lotions.
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Torture, the crucial ingredient of slave ownership, dehumanizes not the slave but the owner.
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I won't put moisturizer on my face without reading the finely printed ingredient list.
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Organized by season and by ingredient, it offers appealing desserts brimming with fresh ideas.
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Cobalt is a key ingredient in rechargeable lithium-ion batteries used for electric vehicles.
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Often the same ingredient that increased risk in one study decreased it in another.
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And when you look at the ingredient list, it's probably about 50 ingredients long.
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The ingredient in the tainted losartan potassium pills was made by Hetero Labs Ltd.
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Trust is the essential ingredient for friendship, medicine, commerce and virtually every human interaction.
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Glyphosate is a key ingredient in the weedkiller Roundup, a commonly used commercial pesticide.
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The U.S. now depends on China for a key ingredient in Hellfire missile propellant.
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You'll also have your fresh fruit for snacks or as an additional meal ingredient.
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Glyphosate, the active ingredient in Monsanto's Roundup herbicide, is a near-universal plant killer.
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But there was one ingredient missing during those eight years: capital spending by businesses.
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Be warned: The secret ingredient in almost every dish is Maggi chicken bouillon powder.
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The magical mood-ring ingredient in the Disco Sour is the butterfly pea flower.
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It's an extra ingredient to keep track of (a tortilla) without the added excitement.
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And leave notes on recipes for which you've discovered cool hacks or ingredient substitutions.
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WATCH THIS: Take 5: Five-Ingredient Molten Chocolate Pumpkin Cakes Pumpkin Seed Streusel 1.
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If these equations are missing a fundamental ingredient, the experiment will not reveal it.
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The pain-relieving ingredient can interfere with an oxygen-carrying protein in the blood.
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Cobalt is a key ingredient in rechargeable batteries used in EVs and consumer electronics.
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Robotripping is basically an intentional overdose of DXM, the active ingredient in cough syrup.
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It added smokiness, porky richness, and extra layer of spice with only one ingredient.
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Salt is the not-so-secret ingredient in everything good, from bacon to brownies.
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So [lanolin] has a special place in our heart; it's an ingredient everyone knows.
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In a nutshell: It's technique-driven, stubbornly fresh seafood with Portland-level ingredient consciousness.
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Flubendiamide is the active ingredient in Bayer's Belt and Nichino's Tourismo and Vetica insecticides.
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People who take drug mixes have always found alternatives when one ingredient is scarce.
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One is 2,4-D, an ingredient in Agent Orange, the infamous Vietnam War defoliant.
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This eight-ingredient cocktail requires roughly seven minutes of shaking alone to make right.
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It is a primary ingredient in gumbo, where it acts as a flavorful thickener.
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You've hunted for your prey—remember, Austin, the key ingredient this time is Dragon!
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A processed food might be unsafe because it's got a bad ingredient in it.
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Collaboration is an intrinsic ingredient for this filmmaker, who worked frequently with Merce Cunningham.
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Each recipe is a game changer using an unusual ingredient or a new technique.
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But the chief worry is over the ingredient commonly found in vaping liquids: nicotine.
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When she encountered a new ingredient, she called for the chef to learn more.
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"Horny goat weed"—often a top line ingredient in these pills—just sounded ridiculous.
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That includes attempting to grow barley, the other essential ingredient for future Martian beer.
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These are also untested, but unlike the commercial products they have only one ingredient.
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The ingredient lists are short, the recipes are simple, flavorful and easy to follow.
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The grain patties have over 400 milligrams, however, thanks to salt as an ingredient.
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But sometimes an ingredient can be too young, callow — as yet uncommitted in flavor.
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In response, the CDC said it would replace the ingredient and manufacture new tests.
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In a world history of food and cooking, salt is the most universal ingredient.
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That's because they had the most important potluck ingredient in common: a strong organizer.
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Yet a levitated motionless solid is a key ingredient for many physicists' ambitious ideas.
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Niacinamide is a versatile ingredient that brightens skin, reduces inflammatory acne, and smooths wrinkles.
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This has long been the not-so-secret ingredient to his recipe for success.
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My addition is browned butter, an ingredient not so common in Southeast Asian cooking.
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He created a simple three-ingredient cocktail called the Red Needle back in 1975.
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A federal agency bans the sale of sheep lungs, a key ingredient for Haggis.
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Cannabis had long been popularly known as an ingredient in tinctures and other remedies.
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Brown suspected that the key to a truly meaty plant burger was an ingredient.
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A problem with one ingredient in the test kits resulted in further distribution delays.
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That last one is the doozy, the ingredient that made the tumor especially aggressive.
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Most patients identified vaped THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, according to the CDC.
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Elanco Animal Health Inc manufactures Paylean, its brand name for a ractopamine feed ingredient.
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You can more easily layer multiple products that contain the ingredient without causing irritation.
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It is also an essential ingredient in the fried rice dish khao kluk kapi.
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But there's one more vital ingredient keeping stocks in record high territory: Monetary policy.
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It'll just take one secret ingredient from folks ... and Selma shares that with us.
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Each ingredient pack can, depending on the meal, serve as many as four people.
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On the contrary, migrants are an important ingredient in the recipe of economic prosperity.
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That suggests it wasn't really necessary to risk the disruption of its key ingredient.
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They consist of only a few parts — ingredient lists and cooking instructions, for example.
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Many food-buying decisions are made after scanning the ingredient labels of competing products.
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"Not all ingredient manufacturers test or provide clinical results for their ingredients," says Davis.
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But there was one crucial ingredient he couldn't get at any supermarket: ancient yeast.
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"They see cannabis less as a product and more as an ingredient," Alexandrian said.
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And it was all topped off with the essential "Game of Thrones" ingredient — dragons.
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A third key ingredient has always been virulent opposition to any Western military presence.
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They are very fond of egg, and egg features as a big dominant ingredient.
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Half of all packaged products in the supermarket contain an ingredient called palm oil.
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One such ingredient is arcilla de chaco, sourced from Acora in the Puno Region.
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"We have become overly focused on this ingredient preciousness, single-origin puritanism," he said.
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But they're not the only pasta-friendly ingredient with a weird occult-related history.
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"There is an ingredient-review board at FDA, but participation is voluntary," she said.
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He highlights the last of these as a particularly important ingredient in his work.
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The substance in the crosshairs this time was carrageenan, a food ingredient derived from natural seaweed that has been safely consumed worldwide for centuries and is considered by many to be nature's perfect stabilizing ingredient, reducing the need for costlier, synthetic additives.
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Benzalkonium chloride, the active ingredient in Wet Ones, was found to be less effective than ethanol (as in alcohol, the active ingredient in some sanitizers), hydrogen peroxide, or sodium hypochlorite on coronaviruses in an analysis of 22 studies published in February 2020.
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The fact that an ingredient is absorbed through the skin and into the body doesn't mean that particular ingredient is unsafe, said Dr. Janet Woodcock, director of the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, the arm of the FDA which conducted the studies.
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In the meantime, remember: Smashed avocados always work well as a DIY face mask ingredient.
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Its active ingredient is icaridin, which also repels ticks and the mosquitoes that carry malaria.
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It has to be an essential ingredient, a leavening agent in the dough of life.
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That's a crucial ingredient for any state that aspires to host the futuristic transportation system.
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You can also order each product individually — Raw products are only made using one ingredient.
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I mixed myself up some flour and water and I added the third ingredient: time.
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Plus, when you're eating eggs, don't you want the ingredient list to just be "eggs"?
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The FDA said it is investigating the specific ingredient believed to be causing the illnesses.
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Currently, Ikea serves local dishes with plant-based protein as an ingredient in some markets.
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It's exactly the kind of ingredient that will get you thinking differently about Fall cooking.
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Several patients in Illinois have tested positive for brodifacoum, the main ingredient of many rodenticides.
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Flubendiamide is the active ingredient in Bayer's Belt and Nichino America's Tourismo and Vetica insecticides.
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This exfoliating scrub packs 2% strength of the recommended ingredient into an oil-free formula.
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What's missing All of which leads to the missing ingredient in the West Wing: experience.
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It also doesn't tell the amount of each ingredient that's needed to make the meal.
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Now, we have a new rarefied ingredient to covet while entertaining our collective death drive.
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Toppik's main ingredient is also keratin, which it claims is derived from "natural" wool sources.
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Cobalt is a key ingredient is the batteries that go in smart phones and cars.
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Copper is down about 8 percent, as is nickel, a key ingredient for stainless steel.
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But everyone ate with one special ingredient that couldn't be avoided: finger hash, or kief.
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The company must contend with fluctuating ingredient prices, heavy health regulation, and complex supply chains.
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The active ingredient in Heet was capsaicin, the key chemical that makes chili peppers spicy.
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Talc is an ingredient used in many cosmetic products, such as baby powder and blush.
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I don't know what she does next or how much of each ingredient she adds.
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Research shows the ingredient stimulates blood circulation and can increase lip volume when applied topically.
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Most patients have reported vaping THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, according to the CDC.
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They are low in tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, the ingredient in marijuana that gets people high.
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A favorite ingredient for many perfumers, jasmine is "the epitome of white flowers," Malle says.
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The only secret ingredient of wizardy used in the making of this project was community.
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And glitter is the industry's hottest new beauty ingredient that only serves one purpose: vanity.
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"The key ingredient in Smartbond is maleic acid," L'Oréal's Senior Scientific Advisor, Atoshi George, explains.
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The victims used different products, and no one ingredient stood out as a potential culprit.
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Conversion is still the key ingredient for Nintendo, however, according to Sensor Tower's Randy Nelson.
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Variety (the mélange, not the media outlet) is the secret ingredient to any good soirée.
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Giorgio Baldi's version combines another classic Italian ingredient, white truffles, for one decadent main course.
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It contains, like all the products in the line, the brand's proprietary ingredient: M.T. Parca.
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If there's one ingredient that's having a huge moment in the beauty space, it's rose.
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Coca-Cola's name comes from the coca plant, its signature ingredient before cocaine became illegal.
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Talc is an ingredient commonly used in cosmetic items such as baby powder and blush.
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The "magic ingredient" is activating those people and growing a coalition to support these projects.
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If you have a new ingredient, how do you decide what to do with it?
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It can be difficult to detangle one ingredient from another when it comes to abuse.
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The active ingredient is a protein derived from jellyfish which is supposed to improve memory.
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I learned from this experience that being fearless is definitely an ingredient to my success.
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The healing process of the average pimple is sped up thanks to the clay ingredient.
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There are 61 names for sugar used in food processing that appear on ingredient lists.
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Did we mention that a single ingredient being tested can kill at least 1,400 animals?
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It also called out a spike in costs for avocados, the main ingredient in guacamole.
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That little ingredient found in red wine is the most important part of this story.
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Another slightly heavier version of plutonium, Pu-239, is the key ingredient in nuclear weapons.
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It's the main ingredient in many African dishes, but customs sometimes mistakes it for cocaine.
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The ingredient made some people sick, so Soylent pulled the product a few months later.
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Cobalt is a key ingredient in lithium-ion batteries that power smartphones and electric cars.
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We're redefining localised cramp-relief, relying on an ingredient that we've tested on women first.
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Clean labels generally resulted in simpler, shorter ingredient lists, a trend Madden expected to continue.
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Sodium chloride is purified into table salt, while potassium is a key ingredient in fertilizer.
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Sauerkraut is the quintessential ingredient that gives certain items their "unique tang," according to Lingard.
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Gilead obtained the active ingredient in its drugs, sofosbuvir, by acquiring Pharmasset, Inc in 2011.
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Harvoni, which combines Sovaldi's active ingredient, sofosbuvir, with another drug, was approved in October 2014.
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It's not clear at this point what the ingredient was that got Tate in trouble.
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Argentina is the world's top producer of soyoil, the main ingredient used to make biodiesel.
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The sub has just the right amount of biting humor, a tricky ingredient to handle.
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As perfect as a raw oyster is on its own, it's a pretty versatile ingredient.
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Caroline: That active ingredient is hydrogen peroxide, which is about 25% of Zoom's whitening product.
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The site also used to include a discovery engine that let people search by ingredient.
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"Every single ingredient in my lipstick is new and it is FDA-approved," Hill said.
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The magic ingredient to the story is a form of virtual reality-within-virtual reality.
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In a mid-sized glass, layer half of each ingredient: oatmeal, yogurt, and strawberries. 4.
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The collection is all-natural, meaning you can actually pronounce everything on the ingredient list.
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The chefs also add one very special ingredient (a sativa concentrate) to the chocolate shells.
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Before the material's impact on health was known, asbestos was a popular ingredient for insulation.
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High-res 3D maps are a key ingredient in any full-fledged self-driving efforts.
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It is an ingredient in some foods such as sweets and known as additive E171.
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A Lazy Susan Ingredient cabinets can go from zero to a giant mess real quick.
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The online media premieres, to me, omit this ingredient and serve as introductions without context.
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But ultimately, being organic doesn't make an ingredient better or safer, as the FDA notes.
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All products would also have to provide the FDA with complete and accurate ingredient lists.
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Every single day we discover that one ingredient is less or more good for you.
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The price of iron ore, a steel-making ingredient, has jumped by 70% since December.
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Mr. Wohlt named his magic ingredient aquafaba, combining the Latin words for water and bean.
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Add in a few splashes of apple cider vinegar as your not-so-secret ingredient.
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The active ingredient, loperamide, offers a cheap high if it is consumed in extraordinary amounts.
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So what is the most important ingredient to keep the Festivus season rolling in style?
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It's a popular ingredient in products that promise fresher breath, more energy and radiant skin.
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Clorets, a gum made with the ingredient, touted breath that became "kissing sweet" in seconds.
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What would you say is the secret ingredient to creating a successful F&B business?
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However, they lack a key ingredient in their master plan: a formidable challenger (The Hill).
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Most patients have reported vaping THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, according to the CDC.
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Finding one star ingredient you can make work for all different kinds of delicious meals.
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They were dense and lumpy, as if a distracted baker had left out an ingredient.
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The (almost magical) ingredient can help mitigate the signs of aging, acne, hyperpigmentation, and more.
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It also reported better pricing of glyphosate, the key ingredient in its weed killer Roundup.
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Hydroxyethylcellulose, an ingredient in both "natural" and "conventional" lubes, may be associated with yeast infections.
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The report will be used to draft new rules for products that contain the ingredient.
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DiFrisco said the restaurant's low-priced fare has been a key ingredient in its success.
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Whatever the case, a new class of grooming products includes charcoal as a key ingredient.
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When he revealed the secret ingredient was Flamin' Hot Cheetos we initially laughed out loud.
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For instance, an ingredient purist and a structure purist will make you a hardline traditionalist.
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Offstage A beloved children's book, published in 1975 by Natalie Babbitt, was the key ingredient.
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After lactose and fats, those sugars are the third most plentiful ingredient in human milk.
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" Instead, he said, "this is one extra ingredient that needs to go into the hopper.
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It helps explain why many of the Japanese chefs working in France are ingredient fanboys.
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As a culinary ingredient, yolks are a binder that adds a creamy texture to dishes.
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It is, obviously, used as an ingredient in things like blood sausages, and blood soups.
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A slowly released active ingredient can help reduce irritation, since it doesn't overwhelm the skin.
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Methane is the main ingredient in natural gas and is also a potent greenhouse gas.
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But some other ingredient typically is needed to tip an economy into recession, Zandi says.
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You'll want a hair spray that contains a hydrating and healing ingredient like Argan oil.
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Think of it as an ingredient for another dish, like chicken salad or a sandwich.
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Soybeans are crushed to make cooking oil and soymeal, a protein-rich animal feed ingredient.
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When we started Van Leeuwen, we only did sort of very simple, one-ingredient flavors.
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Skin, in fact, is 64 percent water, making water an essential ingredient of healthy skin.
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She suggests prepping one ingredient, such as steamed carrots, then seasoning them in three ways.
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Sugar is typically the second main ingredient, and many contain more sugar than a soda.
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Another key ingredient that Tesluk sees time and again in studies on team chemistry: humility.
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The leaves also have a lower concentration of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana.
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The ingredient list for butter pie is a simple one: potato, butter, onion, salt, pepper.
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Beatty begins with the largest—and for me, the most off-putting—ingredient: tomato juice.
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An earlier version of this article misstated an ingredient in the sauce for the salmon.
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It showcases the ingredient — carrot — that Mr. Yu has mastered at all of his restaurants.
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Instead, consider CBD, also known has cannabidiol, an ingredient that is said to decrease anxiety.
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It is a prized ingredient in traditional Chinese medicine and is considered a status symbol.
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Trump's dehumanizing rhetoric is one more ingredient to potentially make America a more hostile place.
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Affordable brands like Deciem's the Ordinary have helped democratize skin care and increase ingredient awareness.
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"If just one ingredient is changed in a formulation, it can change everything," Shrimali noted.
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If you're marketing the product as healthy or wholesome, the ingredient list should follow suit.
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Alcohol is the main ingredient in hand sanitizer and some are suggesting using Tito's Vodka.
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Another essential ingredient of a great crime novel is a surprising solution to the mystery.
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You can cook this five-ingredient steak in advance to save for sandwiches or salads.
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It is a prized ingredient in Chinese traditional medicine and is considered a status symbol.
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It may have other ingredients like moisturizers or scents, but alcohol is the active ingredient.
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This shampoo features 4% chlorhexidine as the powerful active ingredient to treat bacterial skin infections.
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Nearly every ingredient comes prepared, whether that means already-shredded cheese or pre-peeled carrots.
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On the other hand, wage growth, the missing ingredient throughout the recovery, has remained tepid.
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You may be allergic to latex or another condom ingredient, certain lubes, or even semen.
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An earlier version of this article misstated an ingredient in the whole-wheat spaghetti dish.
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That&aposs because before the war, mushrooms were not a common ingredient in Syrian cooking.
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Both bills include mandatory reporting, registration of cosmetic facilities and ingredient review from the FDA.
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The only things below it are carbon black—a common ingredient in tires—and asphalt.
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"The bottom line is that alcohol is the active ingredient" in hand sanitizer, she said.
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His highlighting of the alternative, Hillary Clinton, tapped right into polarization's key ingredient: negative partisanship.
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Meanwhile, escalating tensions in the Middle East may weigh on prices for the steelmaking ingredient.
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To do so, though, it would have to provide that other essential Bollywood ingredient: emotion.
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A key ingredient for heparin is pig mucosa, which is derived from the animal's intestine.
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The ingredient pairs well with other ingredients and works for just about every skin type.
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Klobuchar's triumphant New Hampshire debate had one ingredient she did not control: a complacent Warren.
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Most of the patients said they had vaped THC, the high-inducing ingredient in marijuana.
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The Naloxone is the active ingredient in Narcan, which is used to counteract opioid overdoses.
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Compared with a year ago, shipments of the steelmaking ingredient were still up 7 percent.
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Another important ingredient is bread crumbs in milk, which give the meatballs an incredible tenderness.
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The wine industry has long argued that consumers would find ingredient labels confusing or incomprehensible.
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Food as an ingredient in beauty products is more common than it has ever been.
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The European review was focused on the safety of glyphosate, the main ingredient in Roundup.
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Its active ingredient is sodium valproate and it has been sold under different brand names.
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The berry beneath the sheath is the key ingredient in a tangy, zesty salsa verde.
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Half a world away, however, it has become a hot ingredient at French cocktail bars.
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But strength is an ingredient of leadership, not a substitute or a synonym for it.
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But 10 products tested in 2018 before the outbreak began did not contain the ingredient.
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But what hasn't been clear is which specific product or ingredient might be at fault.
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It is the big missing ingredient in helping to "sell" and keep selling trade deals.
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An indoctrination pamphlet explained that violence was an essential ingredient in the recipe of revolution.
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The tax does not include diet sodas and drinks with milk as a primary ingredient.
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"That was always the primary ingredient as to why deals couldn't get done," he said.
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The ingredient also makes skin more sensitive to sunlight, so always follow up with SPF.
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Although the ingredient sounds positive, it isn't, at least when it comes to your health.
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Whether or not you want to have a child could be another ingredient in that.
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Do not move on to the next ingredient until the previous one become a paste.
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