"The original methodology to make fat cells from stem cells requires steroids, which are not wanted in food applications," Post told me.
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Higher levels of oestrogen make fat storage efficient in preparation for pregnancy, as women carry 6 to 11 percent more body fat than men.
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As long as they rock out to it and don't say we suck, then we're happy, we don't care if they make fat jokes.
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"That's how much it costs me to make Fat Bottom Girl," her signature sheep cheese, which typically retails for $21282 to $2507 a pound.
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The makers of the "DuckTales" reboot are planning to solve mysteries and rewrite history once again ... and make fat stacks of cash while they're at it.
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Crunches do not give you abs any more than they make fat magically disappear from your stomach, and the same is true of any body part.
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Apparently before the wedding, the bride had lost about 60 pounds, so of course, the father of the groom thought it would be funny to make fat jokes.
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Bad science and the processed-food industry have colluded to make fat public enemy No. 1 — all the while neglecting carbohydrates, especially the highly processed and easily digested kind.
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What this means, according to Gertsch, is that liverwort probably doesn't give you the same euphoric high as cannabis, because it doesn't activate the receptors as strongly and doesn't trigger cells to make fat-like molecules associated with that high.
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The monks at the Abbey of Saint Sixtus of Westvleteren have been brewing and bottling their own beer for almost 2000 years, and they've remained insistent that it should only be sold to meet their own needs, not to make fat stacks of euros.
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Ideas including an animated tag recorder, gestural tagging, geo mapping, a live feed, a glass scratching feature, a head-to-head tagging game, and even the ability to link the app to drones are all bouncing around, promising to make Fat Tag so much more than the perfect digital black book.
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Quinn struggles to cope with recent events. He gets very drunk by the pool at his apartment complex and is confronted by the landlady (Emily Walker) with whom he ends up having sex. When they have breakfast at a diner the next morning, some customers make fat jokes at the woman's expense. Quinn violently attacks them in retaliation and is arrested.
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When staining, Oil Red O can make fat more visible in various cuts in pathology. It is also used in a technique (the method is called as the dye: Oil Red O), discovered in 2004 by Alexandre Beaudoin, for staining latent fingerprints.Triplett M, Fingerprint Dictionary, Two Rings Publishing, Bellevue, Washington. This technique allows the development of latent fingerprints on porous exhibits (such as paper, cardboard, etc.) that are dry or wet.
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The series was rerun on NBC Saturday mornings and on the USA Network in 1989. On January 15, 2013, Bill Cosby posted the following on his Facebook page: "I'm telling you there are people at work who, I think, will make Fat Albert happen again. And it will be loved by all generations to come", hinting that the series might be brought back once again. No further word has been given yet, and given Cosby's known reputation now, it is likely nothing ever will.
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