For starters, all saturated fats are not created equal; the kind of saturated fat in meat, for example, is different (and might have different effects) than the saturated fat found in plant-based oils.
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The Somewhere In Between: Saturated Fats Saturated fats include animal fats, such as from eggs, beef, cheese and yes, butter.
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As expected, the high-saturated-fat diets resulted in higher LDL (or "bad" cholesterol) than the low-saturated-fat diets.
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Three prominent cardiologists recently set the record straight about saturated fat in a report titled Saturated fat does not clog the arteries.
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Saturated fats can increase your cholesterol levels, notes the American Heart Association, and coconut oil has incredible high levels of saturated fat: It contains more than 11 grams of saturated fat per tablespoon, while olive oil has less than 2 grams.
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Thomas patiently aligned her relatively short vertical brushstrokes within each stripe; she felt her way through the paint, saturated patch by saturated patch.
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Many of the experimental studies on saturated fat asked people to swap saturated fat out of their diet for some other type of macronutrient.
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Not all saturated fats are created equal and the saturated fats found in our products come from coconut oil, cocoa butter and canola oil.
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"So we are talking about 250 calories coming from saturated fat and that is approximately a bit less than 30 grams of saturated fat," he said.
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Diets highest in saturated fat were tied to an overall 51 percent higher risk of having highly aggressive cancer, compared to diets lowest in saturated fat.
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For example, Ben & Jerry's nondairy frozen desserts have fewer calories and less saturated fat than their dairy counterparts -- specifically, 240 calories and 8 grams of saturated fat for nondairy versus 260 calories and 9 grams of saturated fat for dairy Cherry Garcia -- but the differences are not significant.
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Like Samsung, iPhone images are now more saturated by default, although Apple says it's still aiming for realism instead of the saturated colors and smoothing of the S8.
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Coconut oil is made up of about 82% saturated fat, according to the data, which is far greater than most other oils, including butter, which has about 62% saturated fat.
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Each participant was assigned to either a high-saturated or low-saturated fat group, and cycled through three test diets of red meat, white meat and nonmeat for four weeks each.
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The chicken nuggets are lowest in saturated fat: A four-piece serving has 2 grams of saturated fat, compared with 3 grams for the hamburger and 5 grams for the cheeseburger.
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If saturated fat or sodium is a concern, order the baked potato without cheese, which will bring the counts down to 0 grams of saturated fat and 45 milligrams of sodium.
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Since it's much newer and less saturated than the .
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But we'll soon be saturated in calorie data — everywhere.
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So, participants eating a diet high in saturated fats had higher total and LDL cholesterol levels than those assigned to a diet low in saturated fat -- no matter their source of protein.
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Among women who had low levels of stress, markers of inflammation tended to be higher after eating the meal containing high levels of saturated fat than after the low saturated fat meal.
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You don't have to deny your child dessert, but be smart: The vanilla soft serve ice cream cone has 140 calories and 163 grams of saturated fat and is a better option than the chocolate fudge sundae, with 270 calories and 5 grams of saturated fat, or the vanilla milkshake, with 580 calories and 10 grams of saturated fat.
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Just watch the cream cheese, which contributes unhealthy saturated fat.
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Immersive murals juxtapose chessboard grids with ribbons of saturated color.
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This was a saturated, deep indigo, up in the air.
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Bottom line: How much saturated fat should I be eating?
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What does individual privacy mean in this data saturated environment?
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The evidence actually says replace saturated fat with unsaturated fat.
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The hills and valleys were saturated with water and mud.
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Are the colors more lifelike or are they super saturated?
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Beer flooded the property, leaving Nation "completely saturated," she wrote.
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Overall, the "fake news" news industry is pretty much saturated.
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But now those international markets are saturated with smartphones, too.
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Nor is any type of saturated fat, the paper adds.
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You have a rare opportunity when the market is saturated.
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It hasn't saturated the U.S. market with too many stores.
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But videos look sharp, saturated, and terrific once they do.
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It looks so leafy, and the colors are so saturated.
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It's also representative of the saturated U.S. display advertising market.
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Mancini said color E Ink will feature highly saturated colors.
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They ate significantly more saturated fat, carbohydrates, and less protein.
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Verizon and other carriers also face a saturated smartphone market.
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It has set similar targets for saturated fat and salt.
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More heavy rain also will fall on the saturated South.
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And another nutrient to look out for is:Lisa: Saturated fat.
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Floodwaters saturated southern Louisiana, forcing more desperate rescues and evacuations.
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"We don't think the market is saturated yet," he said.
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Saturated fats' prongs are straight, so they stack into solids.
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Who knew we could be so saturated in unsaturated fats?
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It stops you in your tracks, a vibrant, saturated photo.
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But the label notes a high amount of saturated fat.
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Is this as harmful as the saturated fat in meat?
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People saturated him with endearing smiles, reached to pet him.
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But the premium burger segment, in particular, has become saturated.
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After all, the market is saturated with several dozen recordings.
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Many areas are saturated with listings, which drives prices down.
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Still, the brand in the U.S. has become more saturated.
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Apple's take was that its devices had saturated the market.
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You need to think like that in a saturated market.
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Ms. Garfield's imagination seems to be saturated by heavy weather.
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Instead, the rain saturated the canvas and foam mats below.
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The color can be richly saturated or faded and watery.
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But it's also saturated with recurring themes and formal motifs.
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Your taste buds get saturated, and you can't taste anything.
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More than 100 healthy men and women between ages 21 and 65 were randomly assigned to either the high-saturated fat, provided primarily by butter and full-fat foods, or low saturated fat groups.
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In one study, a higher intake of saturated fat from dairy was associated with a lower risk of cardiovascular disease, but a higher intake of saturated fat from meat was associated with greater risk.
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About half the participants received diets that contained 219% saturated fat and 26% unsaturated fat, based on total calories, and the other half got diets that were 23% saturated fat and 19683% unsaturated fat.
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Saturated fats have been hotly debated in the last decade, and it all comes down to this: Saturated fats probably aren't bad for you in moderation, but they're not exactly good for you either.
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Toppings such pepperoni, sausage and extra cheese can boost saturated fat, sodium and calories, while slices made with thinner crusts and topped with veggies tend to have lower calorie, saturated fat and sodium counts.
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He said, "Even when saturated fat is used in place of trans fat, there's still a net benefit," although a heart-smart consumer should avoid too much saturated fat, including palm and coconut oil.
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"It's been long established that saturated fats can negatively impact the heart, but there's also research that suggests high saturated fat intake may negatively impact brain function and memory," says Atlanta-based nutritionist Marisa Moore.
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When it's pulled out from its vat, it's saturated with juice.
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I'll take photos with lifelike colors over saturated colors any day.
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Krautmann said the ground was heavily saturated by rainfall since Wednesday.
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And should these two be wedded in unholy, sugar-saturated matrimony?
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In Blue, a single shot of saturated blue fills the screen.
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Fitbit struggles to compete in a saturated market for wearable devices.
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Photographer Sarah Bahbah's saturated, cinematic photos seem optimized for the Internet.
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Each of them is brilliant – saturated with such striking film work.
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With two million apps available, the market is simply too saturated.
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B: It's got to the point where it's so saturated now.
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Saturated fat, they remind the reader, is not bad for you.
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For days, the Internet was saturated with think pieces and tributes.
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The market has become saturated, especially for mid-market Italian eateries.
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But at the same time, it looks overly saturated and unnatural.
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Those at risk of heart disease, especially, should avoid saturated fat.
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Because nothing says 'future' like cheap infinite streams of saturated fat.
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The search area was "heavily saturated" by multiple agencies, she said.
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Well I've always made music that has been saturated or crushed.
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Thus, online personal loans would appear to be a saturated market.
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The internet has become saturated with drones — and stories about drones.
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Let us say the earth, saturated with iron oxide, is red.
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But saturated fat can promote inflammation, so choose lower-fat versions.
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Ximo Abadia has saturated the pages of "The Farmer" with color.
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"I don't buy the view that the market's saturated," Cook said.
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But skip the skin to save some calories and saturated fat.
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They have 40% of the recommended daily allotment of saturated fat.
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" Her "saturated labia" are "as silky and smooth as the satin
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I just lost an hour in a whirlpool of saturated fat.
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Kelley had a personal history saturated with violence and mental illness.
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South Africa is a country saturated in the politics of race.
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Nishimura likes the shimmery eyeshadows in particular because they're very saturated.
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Saturated with information, Christakis's book is well, if not tightly, made.
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However, a saturated News Feed means it doesn't have that luxury.
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Despite their high cholesterol content, eggs have relatively little saturated fat.
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The seeds of humanity were sprouting in the water-saturated devastation.
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The world is saturated and we have to find new ways.
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By underexposing his shots, he made the colors become more saturated.
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What's worse: Much of the Carolinas are already saturated from rainfall.
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Rather, his watercolors and gouaches presented rooms as color-saturated dreamscapes.
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Ms. Treib's colors swing between saturated and pale, avoiding straightforward primaries.
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But why are they seemingly more saturated during the colder months?
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"I don't think we've saturated interest and we're not slowing down."
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He contemplated how "attentive spectators" could confront our image-saturated world.
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In our media-saturated world, it would be impossible not to.
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With heavy spring rains and saturated soil, some fear a repeat.
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First, the ground must be saturated with water, according to WGN.
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The curse of saturated fat strikes again here with this dessert.
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Last month, news feeds were saturated with distressing headlines about Momo.
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The American Heart Association says people should get just 5 to 6 percent of their calories from saturated fats and advises people to replace foods high in saturated fat with healthier options to lower blood cholesterol levels.
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The domestic pork market is saturated and margins are declining, he added.
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The color in this is overall more saturated — especially the blue sky.
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At this point, social media is saturated with concept for such trinkets.
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Aura entered a saturated meditation market with a mission and an edge.
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Both have 53 calories and 2 grams of saturated fat per cookie.
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Trans fat and saturated fat has long been linked to cardiovascular disease.
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Reviews have even cast doubt on saturated fat's role in poor health.
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Lately, pop culture has been saturated with the stories of ambitious grifters.
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But festivals in Texas face a considerably less saturated market as well.
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It also won't drive sodium or saturated fat levels through the roof.
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Saturated fats (found in butter and red meat) fall somewhere in between.
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We're puppets, agents of others, useless sacks of organs and saturated fats.
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The global hotel industry is saturated after a 20-year building boom.
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This month has easily been the most Twitter-saturated of my life.
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When fully saturated, this malleable green foam is a delight to crush.
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We are saturated with quality media, ready for listening, reading, and viewing.
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Saturated soils will exacerbate the risk of flooding and could trigger mudslides.
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Google is also adding three new color modes — boosted, natural and saturated.
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"By definition we are not in a saturated space," Walker told CNBC.
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Heavily saturated color, ambiguous visuals, and rapid editing cultivate tension and anxiety.
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Sure, the market for Democratic presidential candidates is getting a little saturated.
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The ground is so saturated that roads and retaining walls have collapsed.
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New Orleans is already saturated after torrential rains flooded streets on Wednesday.
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At most shows, the bikini division is the most saturated with competitors.
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Those markets are far less saturated and much more attractive for investors.
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The thing is, the market is pretty over-saturated at the moment.
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Egg yolks are high in cholesterol, but not high in saturated fat.
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Wollman said the future for the increasingly saturated sector doesn't look bright.
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It also makes photos look way more artificial with super saturated colors.
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But Sanders has saturated the Omaha media market that covers the county.
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The market is saturated, with smartphones accounting for 80% of wireless connections.
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The place that I once saw as magical was saturated with greed.
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Coach generates tremendous cash flow, but they have largely saturated North America.
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And you get into it—just saturated, more and more and more.
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Coconut milk is also higher in saturated fat and calories, he said.
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Palm kernel oil in yogurt and chocolate coatings will boost saturated fat.
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The soil is saturated from the downpour of the past three days.
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In a scene saturated with recycled sounds, being unique was a challenge.
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So the question will be what things have been saturated with water.
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CT: So how do you stand out in such a saturated market?
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Thunderstorms brought more troubles to areas already saturated by other recent storms.
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She uses string saturated in dye to make her first mapping mark.
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Its 2025 goals also include targets for lowering sodium and saturated fat.
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Already saturated ground makes it hard for extra water to be absorbed.
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The inside of the home had been saturated with gasoline, authorities said.
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The result was coverage saturated by sentimentality, expressing nothing but dull earnestness.
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Another factor: Saturated fats may behave differently in some foods than others.
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That's more saturated fat than butter, beef fat, or even pork lard.
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Chinese children are not saturated in hip-hop like their American counterparts.
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Saturated fatty acids are linked to high cholesterol levels and heart disease.
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"The market for value and off-price is becoming saturated," said Saunders.
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Now we have this palette that we really like of saturated colors.
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Even butter has less, with just over 7 grams of saturated fat.
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The Gunny's persona saturated military culture, especially that of the Marine Corps.
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The men's sloppy, alcohol-saturated time together produces intimacy but also menace.
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"I don't buy the view that the market is saturated," he said.
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At home, Uniqlo has faced a saturated market and weak consumer spending.
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Freed of desert grime, the marigold pigment saturated my field of vision.
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The paintings were all sampled from landscape paintings, with saturated, hopeful colors.
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"Many markets are already saturated in terms of frequency," Mr. Grant said.
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More recently, the keto diet has come to reclaim even saturated fats.
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If travellers came from a home media market that had been particularly saturated by political advertising, Thanksgiving visits were even shorter—by more than an hour for those from the most ad-saturated precincts in swing-state areas.
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There's no association between eating saturated fats and heart disease among healthy people and no benefit found when fat and saturated fat are reduced in people with heart disease or people who have had a heart attack, he added.
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The large-scale trials don't detail what kind of saturated fats folks were eating, but I have a hunch that coconut oil wasn't Finnish hospital patients' main source of saturated fat—they were probably eating more meat and butter.
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If you need more justification to enjoy dark chocolate, consider this: A third of the fat in cocoa butter is stearic acid, a saturated fat that, unlike other saturated fats, appears to have a neutral effect on blood cholesterol.
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"We are so far from being saturated it's not even funny," he said.
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It has filters that simulate light leaks, reddish hues, and over-saturated color.
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His pictures seem to be saturated with his presence, to reek of him.
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"We kind of saturated the amount our existing base could buy," Burmeister says.
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But Trump has saturated the airwaves, forcing Cruz on the defense in public.
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Many of those foods are high in saturated or trans fats, Angelone notes.
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Our meal plan is based on whole natural foods, which include saturated fat.
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I don't think they have the legal mechanisms, or they are overly saturated.
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These factors position you in a way the Bay Area's saturated atmosphere can't.
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The rainfall left the ground saturated and river levels also well above normal.
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Breakfast always included a group prayer, and talk of Jesus saturated speakers' lectures.
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That's no small feat, particularly given how saturated we are with superhero movies.
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This leads to the blacks being too saturated and the whites too bright.
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"The grounds are already saturated now, so it doesn't take much," Foster said.
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Their parents preferred the saturated yellow of 24-carat gold, evocative of ingots.
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But Japan's population is ageing and declining, and the market is nearly saturated.
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I figured, there's so many people like me, it's a super-saturated market.
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These guidelines also advise against foods high in salt, saturated fat and sugar.
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Single-B rated loans have saturated the market over the last two years.
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This aesthetic seeps into McMullen's music videos, which showcase color saturated kaleidoscopic imagery.
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Similar to the American restaurant industry, the U.K. is overly saturated and competitive.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CINCINNATI — We are saturated by media messaging.
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They also recommended limiting the intake of sodium, trans fats, and saturated fats.
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Diagonally across the galleries, Mark Verabioff's media-saturated works provide a welcome foil.
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I look at David Benjamin Sherry's overly saturated landscapes in Climate Vortex Sutra.
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Fats commonly found in fast food are made up of saturated fatty acids.
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That's more saturated fat than what you'll find in a Burger King Whopper.
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In a media-saturated age, a candidate needs to be telegenic and charismatic.
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It also helps her secure a place in the saturated food blog realm.
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The results were unexpected because they challenged the conventional thinking on saturated fats.
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In a media environment saturated with fake news, such technology has disturbing implications.
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Continued heavy rains since kept the road and surrounding tundra saturated with water.
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Still, too much saturated fat has long been associated with raising cholesterol levels.
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If you replace saturated fat with refined carbs, you don't reduce your risk.
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All saturated fats are not alike, which is good news for chocolate lovers.
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Stearic acid, the saturated fat in dark chocolate, does not raise unhealthy cholesterol.
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The authors also found some interesting effects in areas saturated by political advertising.
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They don't say whether eating more saturated fats will increase your risk, though.
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It's just a source of saturated fat probably not as bad as butter.
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Now, it's a lot more saturated, and the market is much more flooded.
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It's a city saturated with artists of all ages and their enthusiastic supporters.
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So, how does Amazon plan to stand out in an already saturated market?
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The Impossible Whopper has 12 grams of saturated fat; the Whopper has 11.
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The media is saturated with the obvious: You can't barricade every bike path.
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Dropbox cofounders Drew Houston and Arash Ferdowsi entered a saturated cloud-storage space.
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The green colors and even the wood clearly look very saturated in color.
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The wet weather will strike areas already saturated from this winter's extreme rains.
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Wet, saturated tresses were the starting point for a number of beauty looks.
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It's a political allegory, a form that has lately saturated New York theater.
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So do you think you've sort of saturated the core Stitch Fix customer?
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"Erase Your Social," which saturated hip-hop radio last winter, typifies his style.
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"Freelancing is a saturated and competitive way to make a living," Czepiga said.
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The higher the saturated fat and monounsaturated blends, the higher the smoke point.
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Saturated washes whorl into psychedelic compositions, as if seen through a fugue state.
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Saturated washes whorl into psychedelic compositions, as if seen through a fugue state.
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ET, the candidate's Twitter account dropped an eight-second meme saturated in swagger.
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It also gives him less competition on a platform that isn't as saturated.
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The sheer quantity demonstrates just how thoroughly the creature has saturated contemporary culture.
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Cities are saturated with them, but rural areas can be tough to staff.
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Rain will fall in already saturated areas, bringing the potential for widespread flooding.
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The American Heart Association also recommends cutting back on saturated and trans fats.
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This heaving, surging music alternates dissonance-saturated blasts with sinewy, aching string lines.
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The light crude is highly prized even while global oil markets are saturated.
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"Foods high in salt and saturated fat are the no-go," she said.
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Cream contributes about 50 calories and 3 grams of saturated fat per tablespoon.
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This fall, the velvet trend has saturated the most affordable category: hair accessories.
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A saturated soccer scene This is the year the fútbol cosmos finally aligns.
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Additionally, cholesterol-containing foods are usually rich in saturated fat and animal protein.
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It's not the past that's dangerous — it's the saturated disregard for the present.
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But I didn't get to understand it, because it saturated the entire town.
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Another worry is that large trees could topple because of the saturated ground.
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A world so saturated with genetic data will come with its own risks.
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But this time, saturated fat brought along a new, more despicable playmate: sodium.
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Dr. Frank Sacks, a nutrition professor at the Harvard Chan School, explained the ramifications of consuming saturated fatty acids to The Boston Globe: "Coconut oil is very high in saturated fat, and that raises your LDL cholesterol — bad cholesterol," he said.
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LONDON — A new report encouraging people to stop avoiding food with high saturated fat content, and to focus on "the consumption of food in its natural form" regardless of its saturated fat content has been labelled "irresponsible" by public health officials.
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Masahiko: Yeah, that's what we believe, because market is becoming kind of saturated anywhere.
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"Start-ups became mainstream cool and led it to become more saturated," says Taub.
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This magma brews deep underground, and becomes saturated with a variety of Earth's gases.
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But the whole movie, set in a color-saturated Los Angeles, looks visually gorgeous.
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I mean, there's no marketplace of ideas that isn't saturated with bad ideas, right?
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Here's why fat—including the heavily demonized saturated fat—is actually not the devil.
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This time, the Pixel 3 wins thanks to more saturated colors and sharper details.
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Our culture is saturated with dystopian images of what the future could look like.
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The company's target market has become increasingly saturated with cheaper and more innovative products.
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That's no small thing, given how saturated and mature the smartphone market has become.
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But as the smartphone market became saturated, Apple increased iPhone prices to keep growing.
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We have to stop thinking about saturated fat as either just good or bad.
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In Milan the chairman of a famous Italian fashion brand warns of saturated markets.
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Many multinationals lost their shirts on expensive acquisitions and greenfield projects in saturated markets.
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The celebrity brand market is heavily saturated, according to Durham, and it's rapidly growing.
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Heavy rain combined with saturated soil could cause additional flooding, the weather service said.
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Unhealthy fats include saturated and trans fats, such as those found in potato chips.
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When the dew point and the temperature are the same, the air is saturated.
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The market is saturated with tall bags of the product packed side-to-side.
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Tokyo has inspired Kourtney to try intense, saturated eye shadow colors on her lids.
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In so doing, she has gained the ultimate revenge in an already saturated market.
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"It gives you a competitive edge against the already saturated dental market," she explains.
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Spa Fields, a popular burial ground was "absolutely saturated with dead," by the 1830s.
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The company is working on Impossible Burger prototypes with lower amounts of saturated fat.
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The colors it outputs are rich—saturated—a very particular kind of color saturation.
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Farm fields across the Midwest are saturated, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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So we had to really invest in technology to reduce the saturated fat levels.
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Many, many questions remain by the end of this chicle-saturated gum-dong epic.
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Ms Maclean uses saturated colours, exaggeration and disturbing images to get her message across.
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But Dr. Sacks points out that all fats raise HDL cholesterol, especially saturated fats.
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But let's suppose we take a wavelength that appears saturated green under normal circumstances.
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Photos are either too saturated, too dark, too soft, or have blown out highlights.
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A highly saturated market has contributed to low prices, as restaurants compete for share.
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An upstart faces a tough climb to break into Singapore's already saturated telecom industry.
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I mean, it's like very typical Jewish grandmother who is saturated by this event.
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The sandwiches are higher in saturated fat, and all include nutritionally inferior white bread.
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And the market that P2P lending is catering to clearly has not been saturated.
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Their works are short but saturated with research and references and layers of experience.
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But software correction and saturated colors sometimes go too far, depending on your taste.
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And if you have a deeper complexion, you'll stun in super-saturated purpley-pinks.
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With the military market largely saturated, Kalashnikov became increasingly dependent on civilian weapons sales.
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Generally speaking, frozen desserts made with coconut milk will be higher in saturated fat.
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It's that the market for all recent law school graduates has been relatively saturated.
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On the storm's southside, more heavy rain will fall on the already saturated South.
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However, good hygiene might be difficult to enforce in an environment saturated with capital.
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One element that had nutritionists divided was the burger's saturated fat content (6 grams).
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"The decline came from different concepts coming in and getting more saturated," she said.
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Sunrise yoga and strong coffee are available to art-saturated patrons in the morning.
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Channels like SEO and email are saturated and newer marketing channels underperform over time.
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It was 2007, and we weren't saturated with information the way we are now.
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Women are already saturated with around-the-clock images that dictate unrealistic beauty standards.
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Once upon a time, great auks saturated the rocky shores of the North Atlantic.
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It is a light-greenish hue, more saturated than celadon, less gray than sage.
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We did a large casting call, and New York is obviously saturated with dancers.
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Even in a saturated market of internet flexing, Gnar's social media presence is enthralling.
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One room highlights the exuberant, saturated colors in works by the painter Friedensreich Hundertwasser.
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I usually work with colors that are very bright, saturated, and high in contrast.
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For Mr. Buttigieg's ascendant campaign, the answer, in a saturated media age, was easy.
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Adoption rapidly increases until the market is close to saturated, when it trails off.
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Mr. Mitchell's color-saturated images probe the intersections of youth culture and racial identity.
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It is also a saturated market, dominated by European marques, and favors smaller cars.
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Chen uses solid bands and planes of color, which include saturated and fluorescent hues.
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Fondeadora: Fondeadora is joining Mexico's saturated fintech scene, with its alternative neobanking debit card.
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Snapchat-saturated teenagers broach these questions of self and image 224 times a day.
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The pendant features a jadeite disc, translucent but with a saturated, rich green color.
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Testing the camera I found images prone to high acutance and over saturated colors.
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My masculinity is a patchwork shaped by the gender norms that saturated my childhood.
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The second-most saturated state is Florida, where operators have deployed across 10 cities.
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High-gloss paint, in saturated brights and deep jewel tones, glistens as if wet.
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With the global gas market heavily oversupplied, new cargo offers further saturated the market.
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Quicksand develops when saturated sand acquires the characteristics of liquid, according to Britannica Academic.
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South Korea is overpopulated — its buildings are saturated with very small spaces to maneuver.
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Kids are sponges, and every conversation — public and private — was saturated with his name.
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Saturated fat in cheese also plays role in increases cancer mortality, studies have found.
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But e-commerce can be an easily saturated market, given low barriers of entry.
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But the United States, where Apple's biggest and most loyal audience lives, is saturated.
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Butter is high in cholesterol and saturated fat, which are linked to heart disease.
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The list leaned east, away from the tech-saturated hubs of the West Coast.
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Throughout the Midwest, soils are saturated, making it difficult for farmers to plant crops.
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"The market is pretty saturated right now," said Jessica Caldwell, an analyst with Edmunds.com.
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His version of the story is saturated with themes of displacement and divided loyalties.
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No real sky looks the kind of saturated blue that it does in 16mm.
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POOL, they say, take the already saturated driver market and just make it worse.
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In her latest exhibition, Sara Cwynar probes our complicated relationship with image-saturated advertising.
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The S'mores cookie (from ABC Bakers), a crispy graham cookie double-dipped in crème icing and coated with chocolate, ranks the highest in calories, sugars and saturated fat, with 90 calories, 8 grams of sugars and 3.5 grams of saturated fat per cookie.
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Marijuana is not only pervasive in Denver, but over-saturated in certain neighborhoods A crucial element of the bill — and the long conversation that preceded it — is that marijuana is not only pervasive in Denver, but over-saturated in certain neighborhoods as well.
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A saturated market caused world cocoa prices to drop by over 40 percent last season.
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The Learning Thermostat's glass-covered display features bright, saturated colors against a reflective black background.
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A pretty impressive feat in an already overly saturated market full of celebrity cosmetic wares.
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After all, what could be more NOLA than a trumpet-blasted, saxophone-saturated dance floor?
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What connections and resonances might the reader make of this in our media-saturated world?
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We recommend skipping the Canadian bacon and butter to save on saturated fat and sodium.
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Hospitals were saturated and we didn't give our blood because a lack of medical staff.
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Sometimes, the best way to say you're sorry is with a pound of saturated fat.
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You'll eat some saturated fat in the process, and you can feel good about that.
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And you're likely better off eating foods rich in unsaturated fat instead of saturated fat.
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Broadly speaking, there are three main types of dietary fats: saturated, unsaturated, and trans fats.
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Some plant-based foods, like coconuts and palm oil, are also high in saturated fat.
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"Saturated fat — compared to unsaturated fat — is definitely an unhealthy or bad fat," Hu says.
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The 1080p model on my review unit is sharp and bright with well-saturated colors.
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The product is super pigmented: One swipe gives you saturated color from root to tip.
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Getty Images has the same pic, though ... and it's not nearly as saturated as this.
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Saturated fat content is 2 grams or 9% of your RDV for that fat subcategory.
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Your Instagram is likely saturated with photos displaying your bravery and adventurous spirit when traveling.
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The higher the penetration of renewables, the worse these problems get—especially in saturated markets.
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Here in Wisconsin we have two main types of aquifers [underground area saturated with water].
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The dish packs 2,580 calories and 86 grams of saturated fat, according to the list.
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Saturated fats are common in the American diet, in red meats and full-fat dairy.
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Margarine continued to rise, and then coast, off low-saturated fat diets through the '80s.
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Butter, which is very high in saturated fat – about 70 percent – has been particularly vilified.
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Think of a sand castle that's slowly collapsing as it's saturated by the rising tide.
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The streets were saturated with vehicles but the earnings of drivers and taxi companies evaporated.
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In the case of saturated fat,that was a challenge because people love fried snacks.
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Google's transition from LG to Samsung's more vibrant and saturated displays is a welcome change.
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Then, she saturated an eyeshadow brush with the Bobbi Brown Silver Moon Sparkle Eyeshadow ($36).
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The fresh shades run the gamut: Ambrosia is the most saturated plum-pink we've seen.
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Some critics said it might not work because the market was already saturated, Bouqdib noted.
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Photos can also occasionally suffer from excessive processing that makes their colors look overly saturated.
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If you're down to get adventurous, pair complementary colors for a bold, super-saturated creation.
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The truth is, in such a saturated space, style isn't enough to set you apart.
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Sure, there are other corporate promotions out there, but how many with delightful saturated fats?
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Martínez told me that reporters like this young man—who lived in a barrio saturated
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However, coconut oil is a saturated fat, so they lumped it in with the rest.
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Rich, saturated hues and funky patterns keep your space from feeling too delicate or formal.
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The market for smartphones is extremely competitive and widely seen as at least somewhat saturated.
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Smartphone slide: A saturated smartphone market hit both Samsung (SSNLF) and Apple (AAPL) last quarter.
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That's because those cheeses tend to be the highest in both saturated fats and sodium.
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For the past two years, every news outlet was saturated with news of Hillary Clinton.
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But it's not just the Indio Valley festival that's become saturated with A-list stars.
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While he consistently selects bold, saturated colors, he makes sure they don't overpower the people.
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You can also order burgers in junior sizes, which cuts calories, sodium and saturated fat.
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The President saturated McConnell with return fire in tweets and in photo-ops with reporters.
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In that light, a super-saturated and unflaggingly optimistic tone would ring pretty hollow here.
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More research shows that saturated fat—not dietary cholesterol—influences blood cholesterol levels the most.
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In a world saturated with ridiculous coffee drinks, this one rose above the caffeinated noise.
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In 2014 a large meta-analysis showed no relationship between saturated fats and heart disease.
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You can only build out so much within your own territories before they are saturated.
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Then, one to two weeks later, the women ate a meal low in saturated fats.
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The only difference between the meals was in the ratio of saturated fats to unsaturated.
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Why were her clothes saturated with whiskey, she who had been so conventional and respectable?
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In the late '80s and throughout the '90s, titles about "edgy" antiheroes saturated the market.
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The home-goods retail sector is saturated with options — and some are better than others.
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Investors immediately responded by assuming the entire Internet could be saturated and selling the stocks.
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I think saturated fats can be bad in the context of a high-carbohydrate diet.
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The tourist becomes the modern paradox: the person both saturated with facts and chillingly ignorant.
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The earth is saturated with generations of chants; they come and go as they please.
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Almost all the cheese here is Monterrey Cheese, a horrible American product with saturated fat.
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Basically, media is hyper-saturated with stories about straight white people doing straight white things.
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Tuna, like a lot of fish, is low in saturated fats and high in protein.
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That will only get bigger as more people find it appealing, until it gets saturated.
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Yet even the most successful boutique fitness brands can stall once they've saturated the market.
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This area is already saturated with people and is currently housing roughly 1 million people.
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The wipes are a non-woven fabric that is saturated with a 75% isopropyl alcohol.
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" Anne Lamott: "Your mind has become a frog brain that scientists have saturated with caffeine.
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Inaccuracies about the origin of the virus and how it spreads have saturated online platforms.
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"There's plenty of competition, because the high-end market is still saturated," Mr. Miller said.
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The second did the same three-part program while on a low-saturated-fat diet.
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Coconut oil, though, also contains a subtype of saturated fats called medium-chain fatty acids.
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Yet, coconut oil may be a better choice than some other sources of saturated fat.
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That was especially significant to debt-saturated Italy, the epicenter of the pandemic in Europe.
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By March, they were hyper-saturated with bold, blaring pink ("screaming color," even), and butterflies.
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Women's sneaker sales are growing faster than men's, and the market is not yet saturated.
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Consuming higher saturated fat, polyunsaturated fat and monounsaturated fat were all associated with lower mortality.
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I knew it was a one-and-done venture — we'd saturated the market, after all.
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But just when you think the market has become saturated, two new vessels have appeared.
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Through interlaced scenes, each saturated with emotion, he uncovers the inner passions of his characters.
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"Our lives are very data-saturated now," Mr. Richter said in an interview last week.
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Up close, it's like a saturated, angular take on a crystal ball: transfixing and otherworldly.
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The solar market is saturated and limited to people with the cash to buy panels.
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And Trump tweeted out Fox's coverage, creating a feedback loop that saturated right-wing media.
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It also contains similar amounts of saturated fat and protein, and more sodium and carbohydrates.
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The fact that this area is saturated with boutique studios does not help this situation.
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Aristotle believed that the universe is saturated with it, that everything has an intrinsic drive.
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Because over time -- not yet, but over time the domestic market will become relatively saturated.
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In a saturated news environment, it is not exactly clear what that book would be.
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In both requests, he cited the politicized and media-saturated environment in the Washington region.
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Fast forward to 2019, and the headlines are saturated with people lambasting its ill effects.
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I know what you're probably thinking: The llama market is simply too saturated for newcomers.
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Since the iPhone was introduced in 2007, the market for mobile phones has become saturated.
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The richly saturated color feels like it has soaked into the thick rag paper stock.
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In a celebrity-saturated age, she is one of the culture's most unlikely rock stars.
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At its best, her work is buoyant, varied, and, while often sinister, saturated with pleasure.
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And the 183 grams of saturated fat for three pieces isn't helping you out either.
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These are the symbols and emblems of hate that saturated the landscape of my youth.
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"That's why we didn't go with the really bright colors or the really saturated colors."
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"Smartphone is a little bit saturated, but for Huawei there is still growth," he said.
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This 2015 Cochrane Review of long-term randomized controlled trials on saturated fat, for example, found that reducing one's saturated fat intake can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease (including heart disease and stroke), but it really depends on what you replace that food with.
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In particular, the guidelines point us to egg yolks and some shellfish as foods not to worry too much about, because while they are hearty sources of cholesterol, they aren't overloaded with saturated fats (research suggests saturated fats can actually increase your body's cholesterol levels).
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One of the reasons the FDA is calling them out (you can read the full list of reasons here) is for having too much saturated fat — according to FDA regulations, a "healthy" product must have less than one gram of saturated fat per serving.
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How well polyunsaturated vegetable oils hold up health-wise when matched against saturated fats like butter, beef fat, lard and even coconut oil depends on the quality, size and length of the studies and what foods are eaten when fewer saturated fats are consumed.
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I sampled chicken and fell in love again (a healthier love; one with less saturated fat).
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Saturated fats, most of which come from animal sources, include butter, beef fat and poultry skin.
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Vivid colored diamonds are the most strongly saturated gems, displaying the optimum hue of the stone.
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Light "reflected off their surfaces cause the color to be saturated," explains NASA in a release.
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These are people who are skilled in unearthing top talent far beyond saturated tools like LinkedIn.
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There's just not enough saturated fat here for it to qualify as a high-trash food.
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Why Sprint and T-Mobile want to join forces The American wireless market is ultra-saturated.
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Later on, it gives itself over to the super-saturated reds that dominate Argento's original version.
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Beauty vlogging is a saturated space, and as such it helps to get a little gimmicky.
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If DACA recipients had to completely stop working, immigrant-saturated states would be hit the hardest.
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Individual privacy is not the only societal value under pressure in the current data-saturated infrastructure.
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It's what you see on social media; everything is bright with saturated coors and bright lighting.
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It has tried to repair an asset bubble and debt saturated economy by increasing both conditions.
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The gorgeously busy "Daniel Reading" balances saturated colors, finely sketched figuration, and textured clumps of paint.
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The 2015 dietary guidelines advise limiting saturated fats to no more than 10% of daily calories.
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Still, it can be confusing to find the very best products in an overly saturated market.
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About 250 firefighters were on the ground, while the skies are saturated with anti-fire aircraft.
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It has zero cholesterol, an eighth of the saturated fat, and about 20 percent fewer calories.
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That particular area's saturated with our cameras as well as private cameras and red light cameras.
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It's a treatment in which you float in Epsom-salt-saturated water, for about an hour.
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Maybe the air was saturated with "volatile organic compounds" or carbon dioxide, which Sense can detect.
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While we are in a pumpkin spice-saturated market, we aren't seeing the flavor's swan song.
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Photos from the HTC 10's back camera aren't as saturated as the Galaxy S103's.
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This article was originally published on THUMP UK. A fact: planet Earth is saturated with DJs.
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The kind of saturated, sunset color most often associated with tropical drinks, as opposed to tennis.
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That could lead to flooding or "ponding," since the area is already saturated from recent rains.
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Both the broadcast and in-person experience of Dota 2 are becoming saturated with commercial messages.
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It's an economy that's heavily saturated with insurance companies and wealth management companies of great scale.
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Forecasters said up to 4 inches of rain will fall in the saturated St. Louis area.
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Plus, higher-fat diets do not show saturated fats to be detrimental to coronary artery health.
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Overall, this push me-pull you opposition neutralizes the effect of saturated fats on cardiovascular risk.
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However, malls of established operators in less-saturated lower-tier cities are seeing strong traffic growth.
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The prospect of a future economy saturated with driverless cars and trucks probably isn't helping either.
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Orange flower blooms so saturated with color seeped through my eyes and imprinted on my brain.
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Brace yourselves, because your TV-watching life is about to get even more saturated with goodness.
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Footage recorded in HDR looks more vibrant with richer, more saturated colors, and greater dynamic range.
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Cado made this specific point in the podcast: our culture is saturated by takes and reactions.
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Well, everything is saturated in these lights ... I felt like I was in no-man's land.
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But the mini size (10 ounce) version contains 190 calories and 4 grams of saturated fat.
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It's an explicitly racist novel, saturated in deep fear at the prospect of white demographic decline.
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If the excessively saturated colors aren't enough of a turnoff, then the soft image quality might.
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Saturated fatsThis category includes ghee, coconut oil, and Harper's preferred 20-Canadian-dollar grass-fed butter.
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Half of those subjects were fed meals rich in saturated fats from milk, cheese and beef.
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For someone eating 2,000 calories a day, that's about 11 to 13 grams of saturated fat.
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It called for [a character] who hasn't experienced the typical path through our information-saturated age.
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"There is good evidence that saturated fat increases cholesterol and problems with arterial disease," he said.
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Foods that don't increase blood glucose may still be high in sugars, saturated fats and sodium.
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Fish is also low in saturated fat and cholesterol, but high in omega-3 fatty acids.
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AT&T hopes the programming will give it a competitive edge in a saturated wireless market.
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The Minimalist is offering a void in one of the most decoratively saturated palaces on earth.
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"Meat contains saturated fat, especially red meat, which induces fatty liver," Zelber-Sagi said by email.
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Those studies that replaced saturated fats with unsaturated fats found a somewhat lowered cardiovascular disease risk.
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This guideline advice contradicts modern nutrition science which shows that fats, including saturated fats, aren't unhealthy.
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In some works, the built-up areas and saturated colors might bring to mind Play Doh.
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Four years later, the wedding space is saturated with all kinds of tastemakers doing interesting work.
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The capital-saturated AI startup ecosystem needs data, genuine corporate customers and advisors with product expertise.
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Give them a completely new look by playing around with soft finishes and more saturated hues.
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The sepia latte art and over-saturated sunsets that once dominated the feed have become passé.
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Why it matters: Revenue growth opportunities for subscriptions are slowing as the market becomes more saturated.
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His compositions are saturated with historical meaning, while not being symbolic in a heavy-handed way.
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I wanted to move away from the purple and green colors the market is saturated with.
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An obvious takeaway from RSA 2016 is that the market has become incredibly saturated and fragmented.
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In the development build we saw last month, those colors were overly saturated for testing purposes.
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The produced images are dramatic, deeply personal representations of his collaborators, often with hyper-saturated backgrounds.
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Britain is a little red blotch on a global weather map that is saturated with them.
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The art is old-fashioned and painterly, with cozy, saturated watercolor images of animals wearing clothes.
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The answer happens to be QUICKSAND, and how on really saturated earth did we get there?
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The ground is already saturated by recent rains, he said, raising the risk of flash flooding.
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Scientists began searching for answers, and zeroed in on dietary saturated fat as the leading contributor.
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The causes of obesity, especially excess sugar and saturated fat in our diet, are equally convincing.
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It dumped heavy rains that loosened the saturated soil on mountainsides, setting off landslides, officials said.
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In the hands of an artist, dye-transfer prints are intensely saturated, highly contrasted, and gorgeous.
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Today, the market is saturated with work exploring ideas of belonging and unbelonging; placelessness is chic.
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This precision is countered by the twelve saturated hues she picks to distinguish the twelve triangles.
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In Houston, a media market saturated with political advertising, one ad stood out for its quirkiness.
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By comparison, an 275% lean beef burger has 1153 calories and 2115 grams of saturated fat.
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She has expanded coverage into all four boroughs, meaning New York City minus media-saturated Manhattan.
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"Since the ground is already saturated, we don't know how nature will work," Mr. Abrams said.
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Every photograph that's ever been taken is saturated in melancholy: loss is the camera's true aperture.
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When eyeshadow is described as highly pigmented, that means it&aposs intense and saturated with color.
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Impossible also wanted to reduce the amount of salt and saturated fat while adding more protein.
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How can we not give frank guidance about love in a culture so saturated in sex?
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"It's the difference between having a very saturated color and a very pastel color," he said.
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Investors, encouraged by the beat in licensing, shrugged off concerns about an increasingly saturated smartphone market.
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They procrastinated and procrastinated, delayed and delayed, and in that time the market has become saturated.
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But I tell Tim, as long as I haven't gotten one the market is not saturated.
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But-- I tell Tim that as long as I haven't gotten one, the market's not saturated.
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The 11 Pro surprisingly looks more saturated than the slightly pastel colors on the S20 below.
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The classrooms at Woodside exploded in bright posters and student artwork, and were saturated with text.
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HEAVY SUPPLY With the global gas market heavily oversupplied, new cargo offers further saturated the market.
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The business was much smaller and wasn't as saturated, not as fast as it is now.
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In fact, cheese is one of the biggest sources of saturated fat in the US diet.
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In a market saturated with fantastic choices, the Sonata fails to rise above the pack significantly.
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In a culture saturated with celebrity and ruled by reality television, that is no small feat.
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The Golden Arches now offers selections that are lower in calories, sodium, saturated fat and sugar.
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But more than a quarter ascribed the change to their concern about cholesterol and saturated fats.
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Vivid coloured diamonds are the most strongly saturated gems, displaying the optimum hue of the stone.
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"Everyone in baseball understands the importance of statistics and analysis; we're saturated with that," he said.
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That's because much of the soil in the Midwest and Southeast was already saturated with water.
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As a city saturated with food options, London has hosted its fair share of "concept" eateries.
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The frozen chicken pot pie has 730 milligrams of sodium and 12 grams of saturated fat.
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Just four of these banana slices contain 25% of the average person's daily saturated fat values.
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These too are covered in oil and can reportedly weigh up to ten kilograms when saturated.
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In what is arguably America's most college basketball-saturated city, Dunphy has left his imprint everywhere.
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His work is trippy, color-saturated, Photoshopped, and phantasmagoric, casual almost to the point of indifference.
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As the Washington Post points out, much of the soil in the region is already saturated.
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Information here includes details about calories, fat, saturated fat, fiber, protein, sodium, sugars and carbohydrate levels.
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The Impossible Foods spokeswoman said the company is still striving to lower the amount of saturated fat as much as possible since people can have high cholesterol as a result of genetics and need to watch their dietary intake of both cholesterol and saturated fats (and carbs).
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Poutine: "This is an example of taking something with fat and salt (French fries) and topping it with something that adds more fat and saturated fat (cheese curds) and topping that with something that contributes potentially more fat, saturated fat and salt (gravy)," Ms. Magee said.
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Madeon's prismatic synth runs and dial-tone arpeggios only add further color to the super-saturated track.
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Beyoncé's control is an exquisite study in self-restraint, especially in the current social-media-saturated climate.
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The work runs the gamut of shapes painted in hues of saturated color, gradients, scribbles, to drips.
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Skeptics argue that the smartphone market is saturated, and all consumers who want smartphones already own them.
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Black Sun Radio, an online neo-Nazi station, is saturated with both fashwave and non-fascist synthwave.
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If everything's fantastic all the time and changeable, and saturated and 'out there,' it will become normal.
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With such a saturated playing field in K-pop, pressure to stand out is higher than ever.
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Several generations were told—by government guidelines as well as doctors—to avoid fats, especially saturated ones.
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"I wanted to make whimsical, color-saturated designs that also offer function and comfort," said the designer.
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But the Chromebook Plus has a vibrant screen—though like Samsung's phones it's a little too saturated.
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A young man displayed his two billiard tables, the green felt saturated in the dust of destruction.
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Because Lucas' jeans were saturated with blood, doctors initially assumed he had been shot in the groin.
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A brief history of Sprint and T-Mobile's merger attempts The American wireless market is ultra-saturated.
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" Lesser: "The stronger the sunblock, the longer saturated shades will last, because the sun bleaches tattoos out.
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Back then, researchers were finding that people with diets lower in saturated fat appeared to be healthier.
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This specific concern about saturated fats eventually mutated into a generalized panic about all types of fat.
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Some, like Harvard's Frank Hu, continue to advocate saturated fat reduction as a way to better health.
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"There's good evidence that refined grains and starches are worse for people than saturated fat," Mozaffarian said.
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" 2010: PLOS Medicine — "Effects on Coronary Heart Disease of Increasing Polyunsaturated Fat in Place of Saturated Fat.
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But yeah, even with the bright saturated colors, there's still plenty of scary-looking stuff in here.
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They found neither a significant benefit nor a significant harm to replacing saturated fats with polyunsaturated fats.
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"Nintendo games are typically very bright, very saturated, very hopeful; less realistic, more character-based," he explains.
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"These rates, in combination with saturated soils, will result in rapid flash flooding," the weather service said.
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Maintaining the set-up, as the Fed has hinted it might, means keeping banks saturated with reserves.
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The bottom line: Unlike the largely saturated North American digital market, India still has room to grow.
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Instagram is saturated with influencers whose jobs entail traveling the world and endorsing products while looking glamorous.
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"While regular sports is very saturated with brand activity, eSports is still very much evolving," Spiegelman said.
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More saturated regions, like North America and Asia-Pacific, are expected to grow at a 79% CAGR.
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But Wölffer Kitchen, which has both style and substance, is a healthy addition to the saturated market.
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Most major growers feel that the market is getting saturated, and that California plantings will soon stabilize.
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Unsaturated fats like vegetable oil build the polymers up better than saturated fats like bacon or lard.
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And the inference is that it will continue doing so until the domestic market is absolutely saturated.
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The risk of dying from respiratory disease also increased significantly for people who ate more saturated fat.
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WarnerMedia will test its new service by the end of this year in an increasingly saturated market.
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Increasingly, however, scientists are learning that saturated fats aren't the demons they've been made out to be.
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Denmark instituted a "fat tax" on foods containing more than 203% saturated fats, introduced in October 2011.
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However, experts also warn that the drink is high in saturated fat and may raise cholesterol levels.
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Saturated fatty acids form straight lines because all their carbon atoms are connected with a single connector.
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In addition to black, she uses coppery browns, various hues of violet, saturated reds, blues, and greens.
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And of course, the inevitable surging debt service payments will subsequently render debt-saturated governments completely insolvent.
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Information overload as a product of a media-saturated society is in the eye of the beholder.
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But the real danger of information overload has to do with our vacation-free, work-saturated lives.
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Stop freaking out about saturated fat, they say (though not in those words)—you're missing the point.
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It could raise river levels and cause more flooding in the area, already saturated with heavy rains.
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The ground is extremely saturated, he said, and any additional rainfall is going to cause more flooding.
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You can look through pages' worth of color-saturated thumbnails and still think there's nothing to watch.
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Lululemon will also have to overcome a saturated market for athletic clothes for both men and women.
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But that market has since become saturated, and now almost all of his UK restaurants are closing.
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Like the beer market, the market for German customers (or "fans") is as saturated as it gets.
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Samsung's focus on VR comes as the smartphone market begins to slow as it becomes increasingly saturated.
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As these style setters prove, a dark, saturated denim wash can easily dress up any casual look.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have lived big, colorful lives, saturated in wealth and prestige and power.
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Its New Zealand location shooting provides some pretty scenery, and the deeply saturated colors are pleasantly intense.
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Are there any specific food items where you feel the market is just way too saturated already?
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U.S. wireless carriers are seeking ways to provide content to win over customers in a saturated market.
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We like the heart-healthy maple-flavored oatmeal best because it's low in sodium and saturated fat.
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That might explain why his endorsement is so saturated with disdain that it reads like a condemnation.
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Indeed, the market has been saturated of late—that's why so many coal companies are going bankrupt.
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It contains mostly saturated fat, which is also found in large quantities in butter and red meat.
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In fact, coconut oil has more saturated fat and raises LDL more than butter, according to Willett.
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The city's sights, sounds, and smells are alluring — vibrant music, amazing food, and that saturated ochre skyline.
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The paintings are austere and saturated, pared down and, like the bleeding planes, bursting at the seams.
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The American Heart Association and other health advocacy groups have long recommended limiting consumption of saturated fat.
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By the end of the three-part series, nearly every character is saturated in blood and dust.
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IBM has saturated the Watson brand, and might not be reaching the intended audience as a result.
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On the south side of the storm more heavy rain will fall on the already saturated South.
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Unlike most of the other veggie burgers, they had a similar amount of saturated fat as beef.
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Many Democratic hopefuls have seized on the topic to get an edge in the saturated primary race.
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More fruits, vegetables, and whole grains are in; excess saturated fat, added sugar, and sodium are out.
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The dish also contains approximately 100 grams of fat, more than 75% of which is saturated fat.
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The planet is also saturated in carbon-rich organic compounds made from interactions between methane and nitrogen.
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This is because subscriber growth will remain marginal as the market becomes increasingly saturated amid intense competition.
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Now, in the age of media-saturated mass culture, reading great books had lost its selective function.
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Eating saturated fats led to an increase in large-size LDL, but again, not the smaller types.
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If the collection is anything like the movie, we should expect super-saturated hues in primary colors.
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Instead, the American Heart Association has reviewed the existing data, again reiterating that saturated fats are bad.
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Coconut oil has lots of saturated fat molecules, but its melting point is just above room temperature.
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Yet there are still recommendations to limit saturated fat because it raises total cholesterol and LDL cholesterol.
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What do you say to scientists who argue that saturated fat does in fact cause heart disease?
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That 20-page booklet trained its focus primarily on three health villains: fat, saturated fat, and cholesterol.
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New Orleans was already saturated after thunderstorms drenched the city with a foot of rain on Wednesday.
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It looks almost like an oil painting, being dark and shadowy while maintaining that beautifully saturated color.
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JD Sports has been looking abroad to boost profit for some time, calling its home market saturated.
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Known for rich, saturated colors and shadowy vignettes, the Lomo LC-A was originally manufactured in Russia.
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With investors hot on enterprise startups, the market will become more fragmented and saturated than ever before.
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However, it's actually unclear how bad the saturated fat in coconut oil, specifically, is for the heart.
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Netflix's growth in the U.S has slowed considerably in recent years as it has saturated the market.
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There were multiple iterations, from Burberry's matte ruby to Givenchy's satiny cherry to Gabriela Hearst's saturated vermilion.
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Another thing about these paintings is their saturated color and tactility, and the dance they engage in.
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Now weeks can go by — hectic, news-saturated weeks — without reporters having a chance to ask questions.
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Gorbach comes closest, sensing that the cynicism that saturated his screenplays also somehow fueled his wartime politics.
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But the global market for such chips is currently saturated, suggesting grim prospects for turning a profit.
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Many patients are from affluent Fairfax County, Va., saturated with new vehicles equipped with advanced safety technology.
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The 42-foot-tall work is made of five stacked boulders, each painted a saturated neon hue.
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Analysts say it may not be enough to return Samsung to healthy growth in a saturated market.
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The former should be a bit better now, but we'll see if Amazon hasn't saturated the market.
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"As attractive as the U.S. market is, it's saturated," said Stephanie Brinley, principal analyst for IHS Markit.
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When the self gets saturated and there is not enough God, you're in for a rough ride.
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H is trying to break through the clichés that deaden our eyes in a photo-saturated world.
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It also required school meal providers to limit calories and reduce saturated fat, trans fat and sodium.
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The world of "The Woman Who Left," the new film by Lav Diaz, is saturated with violence.
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The acoustic version of saturated colors would have been important for full-blown human speech, he said.
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Even the highway to the airport cut through spectacular, unspoiled scenes of undulating land and saturated color.
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She looks to the abstract, highly saturated work of nonagenarian Lebanon-born painter and poet Etel Adnan.
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Barilla has promoted its rejection of palm oil, a saturated fat that has also prompted devastating deforestation.
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Chief among the rarities are dishes high in saturated fats and sugars, including meats, dairy, and desserts.
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Coastal regions will become saturated from very heavy rain, with as much as 4-8 inches expected.
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In contrast, mortality was higher for people whose diets included lots of saturated fats and animal protein.
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This grid is thoroughly saturated with theme, and the overall vibe is super tough (to me, anyway).
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Dunkin' has predominantly been an East Coast brand, with New England as its most highly saturated region.
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Tiny Singapore's telecommunications market may look saturated, but some players are still taking aim at the market.
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Cheese is also high in saturated fat, which is known to increase LDL cholesterol, the "bad" cholesterol.
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All the photos appear on color-saturated backgrounds that add to the sense of wacky sensory overload.
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The market is saturated with timepiece brands, many of which honor the luminaries of Swiss watchmaking past.
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The stories appeared on a handful of ad-saturated websites that were presumably owned by the scammers.
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But "Neuromancer" changed science fiction by imagining a computer-saturated world that felt materially and aesthetically real.
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To be sure, the places Guendelsberger went to work are saturated with the poisonous ideologies Fraser explores.
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Dairy can also contain saturated fats and cholesterol that might negatively impact health, the authors point out.
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One Honolulu cab company said the market is already saturated and taxi drivers are losing their jobs.
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Health organizations tend to discourage the use of coconut oil, which is more than 80% saturated fat.
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Research has found a mixed bag when it comes to saturated fats, and coconut oil in particular.
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Anton Walbrook's flamboyant portrayal of the impresario is, along with the saturated colors, the movie's greatest glory.
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In many parts of the world, people go about their daily lives completely saturated with the digital.
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The face for which I had created the outline had been filled in, saturated with new meaning.
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Why it matters: The Daily has been a surprise success story in the saturated world of podcasting.
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Perhaps this is why, in later chapters, Synnott's descriptions of Honnold seem saturated with longing and insecurity.
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His transcendental visions of heaven and hell have saturated the consciousness of admirers for over 500 years.
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If you make this swap, you save 340 mg of sodium and 7 grams of saturated fat.
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In a matter of seconds, her 102 million Instagram followers lost Swift's trove of hyper-saturated photos forever.
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One was that if something sold, you should keep doing more of it until the market was saturated.
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Bookings were up 3.4% from the previous quarter, showing the difficulty of recruiting new riders in saturated markets.
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Flash flooding remains a concern over the Midatlantic where the ground is saturated and river levels are high.
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"Medium-chain triglycerides refers to saturated fatty acids that are six-to-12 carbons in length," he says.
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" Still, "blacks are blacker, and colors are just a touch more saturated than on the iPhone 8 Plus.
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Colors, too, are accurate and well-saturated, which makes up for the J6300's relatively narrow viewing angle.
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Colors, too, are accurate and well-saturated, which makes up for the J32016's relatively narrow viewing angle.
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The agency said already saturated soils could also lead to flash flood conditions of some streams and rivers.
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His rich, highly saturated color palette and his use of decorative patterns complement his realistic, yet expressive, likenesses.
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During the saturated fat panic of the mid-20th century, trans fats were billed as a healthy alternative.
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" This systematic review finds reducing saturated fat intake has "a small but potentially important reduction in cardiovascular risk.
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The markets are saturated already but we have one of the largest and youngest populations in the world.
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Every January, the internet becomes saturated with weight loss content and toxic diet culture rears its ugly head.
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The alternatives started with Uber and Lyft, but now those ridesharing services are becoming more and more saturated.
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" Mac & cheese: "Again calories can go up to 700, with more than half coming from saturated (bad) fats.
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So it's a good place-- NP: One of the narratives of the overall phone market is saturated, right?
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Not that the company cares that it's still seen as the underdog in the increasingly saturated smartphone world.
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They end up get so saturated that the urine starts running down to my socks at the ankle.
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I think throughout the public health establishment we're recognizing that saturated fat isn't Public Health Enemy No. 1.
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There are many different kinds of saturated fats, and each of these has different effects on the body.
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The projects would rely on partnerships with Japanese or Chinese firms that face saturated train markets at home.
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The spacecraft was equipped with air scrubbers, but the scrubbers could get saturated like a used cigarette filter.
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"The market is so over-saturated, but yet they still let consultants sign up to sell," she said.
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Back in the 1980s, for instance, scientists were finding that saturated fats could be harmful to the body.
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The challenge for PayPal and other Western firms is that the Chinese payments market is already fairly saturated.
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Then, crews with heavy equipment began digging out water-saturated sediments that slipped or sunk during the quake.
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It is an indication that while Sanders has an animated and active base, his support may be saturated.
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The Earth's atmosphere is more saturated with greenhouse gases now than at any other time in human history.
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The company's footprint is most saturated in Los Angeles, where it has 30 stores, according to Green Street.
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We grew up being surrounded and saturated by consumerism, these images—cereal boxes, you want all of this.
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However, performance should remain only moderate in the longer term, given the robust but saturated Austrian operating environment.
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Other modifiable factors are smoking, diabetes, a diet high in saturated fats, high cholesterol, physical inactivity and obesity.
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From there, the video erupts into a grainy, color-saturated love letter to New Orleans and bounce music.
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The review, published in 1967 in a prestigious journal, downplayed the role of sugar, blaming saturated fats instead.
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Although Earth's natural systems are overloaded, they still absorb bounties of carbon from the carbon dioxide-saturated atmosphere.
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The colors are bright and saturated, without blocking up — a big problem with red and magenta colors, typically.
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And even in today's extremist-saturated digital spaces, where that kind of rhetoric is hardly uncommon, it's controversial.
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By doing so, the creative team has cemented their position as a relevant brand in a saturated market.
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CNN meteorologist Chad Myers warned that saturated ground and swollen creeks, bayous and rivers cannot absorb the downpour.
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His art has become iconic, with an instantly recognizable style marked by bright, saturated colors and swirling skies.
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This suggests that the water was saturated with salt—which, from a habitability perspective, is very good news.
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Nearby, Evelyn Pustka has a trio of Plexiglas prints that mix beautifully saturated colors in a trash heap.
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And what happens if those internet connections are saturated and a person has less than 25 Mbps speeds?
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The projects rely primarily on partnerships with Japanese or Chinese firms that face saturated train markets at home.
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Few people can do that in this media-saturated world, especially not when they work in the media.
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The market for trade jobs is saturated and having a criminal record makes getting a job even harder.
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From the Kardashians to the Hadids, Hollywood is saturated with sisters who've spun careers out of appearing fashionable.
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Every shot is so incredibly saturated, sharp, filled with texture and sumptuous contrasts that it almost seems fake.
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It will have to do the same in a data-saturated environment, with data ethics as a guide.
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On January 29th, three days before the state's caucus, 5003 hours' worth of election propaganda saturated Iowa's airwaves.
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Several generations of Americans have been told to avoid saturated fats and to get their cholesterol levels down.
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Not helping: The fact that the ground in the Carolinas is already saturated from a storm-filled summer.
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In a saturated market where all phones essentially look and work the same, the Galaxy Fold was refreshing.
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The screen is LCD, so it's not as punchy or saturated as the Pixel or Galaxy S7 Edge.
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You can also substitute low-fat milk (like 1%) for whole milk, which saves calories and saturated fat.
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The trial found that men who replaced saturated fat with omega-6-rich polyunsaturated fats lowered their cholesterol.
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Netflix, in particular, has outlined ambitious growth proposals for Europe and beyond, as the American market becomes saturated.
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As a producer, he's partial to saturated, frizzy-at-the-edges drums built on a Roland TR-808.
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But in recent years, studies have suggested that maybe saturated fat is not as bad as once thought.
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Edy's French Vanilla Grand ice cream, for example, has four grams of saturated fat in every half-cup.
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I'm not a fan of saturated photos, so Huawei's bias toward unnatural colors doesn't work in my favor.
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And "The Tick" is an effective entry in the very saturated superhero genre, satirical but thoughtful and textured.
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It includes nearly abstract pictures of objects, weirdly vivid advertising photographs in saturated colors and kinky female nudes.
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Soon he found the Denver market was saturated with workers just like him, so he decided to change.
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But replacing saturated fats with carbohydrates, such as sugars and refined grains, did not confer any health benefits.
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One serving, or two cookies, is 140 calories, 2 grams of saturated fat, and 12 grams of sugar.
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He didn't talk about the tax as a nanny-state measure designed to discourage sugar-saturated soft drinks.
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All that consumption of methane, Dr. Andrews said, changed the chemistry of the seawater that saturated the sediments.
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Klint wanted to create a world that's toxic but sweet—something that comes through in his saturated colors.
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Some sections are so saturated in misleading ads and near-pornography that it's hard to tell what's real.
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There are flowers, saturated colors, and some kind of idyllic summer festival at a hippie commune or something.
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"In my mind, saturated fat is kind of neutral overall," the study's author, Dr. Dariush Mozaffarian told Time.
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Even if you disagree with the aforementioned points, it's clear to see that the style is completely saturated.
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"Animal products contain inflammatory compounds such as saturated fats and endotoxins," says Virginia Beach-based dietician Jim White.
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Could the growth of Zyper cause social media sites to become saturated with more and more sponsored posts?
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The toothbrush market was already saturated with well-established electric toothbrush brands available with a variety of options.
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The girlfriend complied, but with a furious twist: she saturated the bird in cayenne pepper and other spices.
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That's how some residents react to a home invasion in the student-saturated neighborhoods surrounding Penn State University.
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Modernist sculpture, low-resolution GIFs, and appropriated images blend together in a hyper-saturated stew of questionable taste.
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The butter has saturated fat, and it helps your body burn [calories] and helps your brain with creativity.
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It comes at a time of flux for operators of movie theaters competing in an increasingly saturated marketplace.
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"Roger understood that the 'classic' watch segment was saturated and that watchmaking tradition needed to evolve," he said.
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Furthermore, Mr. Allen's art in particular is saturated with his personality, his preoccupations, his biography and his tastes.
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Some conservatories, including the Juilliard School, have cut back on piano students, fearing that the market is saturated.
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"Now Miami-Dade county is saturated with new condos again, and we're already seeing discounted prices," he said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Julie Mehretu is a history painter for our contemporary, information-saturated age.
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For example, the Impossible Burger has 2390 calories, and 265 grams of saturated fat, thanks to coconut oil.
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Facebook has also almost fully saturated some of its most important markets, including the United States and Europe.
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Research indicates that a diet high in saturated fats and sugar is linked to infertility issues in women.
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A deluge falling on saturated soil will flood the creeks and leave water pooling on low-lying roads.
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Snider's thick and loose ink lines, filled in with digital color, create a saturated and dreamy nighttime effect.
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In medically saturated areas, where profits and executive compensation approach Wall Street levels, tax exemption should raise eyebrows.
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A longing for the natural world, or some version of it, real or ideal, saturated Chinese elite culture.
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The other thing that happened: SpongeBob's quirky underwater world saturated the internet just as it was rapidly expanding.
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Not only was the market saturated with LuLaRoe consultants, the quality of the clothes became hit or miss.
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And sufficiently saturated, that cloud can yield, as a famous Jewish poet once put it, a hard rain.
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While the studio recording of "Wild Heart" is saturated, almost wet, this version is all air, all joy.
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Its summer camps, television programming and school curricula are saturated with crass anti-Semitism and terrorist hero-worship.
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The rain could aggravate already saturated grounds and swollen rivers but is not expected to produce widespread flooding.
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Is that a sign that you think the domestic airline travel market is somewhat saturated in ex-growth?
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My dishtowel by now a saturated oblong, I fold it in three, hoping for a new dry corner.
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Partially shot on Hi-8, Echovia cultivates the film's mystical aesthetic through soft, saturated color and image layering.
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"That's one of the best ways to cut out added sugars and salts and saturated fat," Drayer said.
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Even though they are plant-based, those oils are high in saturated fats that will raise bad cholesterol.
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People tend to consume more calories and saturated fat — but fewer fruits and whole grains — when eating out.
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They are works of art, obscurely and yet unmistakably saturated with the passion and personality of their creator.
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"If this rain sits on top of us, the ground of course now is already saturated," she said.
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That water created crevices through the glacier and saturated the ground below, acting as a kind of lubricant.
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In the new food guidelines, we see complicated advice about cutting back on certain nutrients like saturated fat.
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But Netflix saturated its market with romantic comedies this summer, and the move seems to have paid off.
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A hyperobject is so vast and so saturated and so immense that our brains can't fully engage them.
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As documented in the new advisory, misleading conclusions that saturated fats do not affect the risk of developing and dying from cardiovascular diseases have largely resulted from studies that were done in good faith but failed to take into account what people who avoided saturated fats ate in their place.
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The more saturated the airwaves became with the reality-television-show personality of Palin and the reality-television-show personality of Trump, the more saturated the airwaves became with the lightweight politics of Palin and the insult politics of Trump — and the more it all hurt Trump with Iowa voters.
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As the smartphone market gets saturated, phone makers are ramping up their efforts to lure away each other's customers.
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They make enzymes for the food industry that reduce saturated fat levels while maintaining consistent aroma, taste, and feel.
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So you can still break through the saturated app market, if you are very very very lucky, and good.
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It's well saturated and has good viewing angles, making it great for watching video, browsing webpages, or reading ebooks.
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That said, the lowest-calorie (60) and saturated fat (1.5 grams) Munchkins are the old fashioned, powdered and cinnamon.
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When we first opened the tubes, we couldn't believe how saturated the shadows looked after just a single swipe.
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And it really will last all day if you wanted it to — the super-saturated pigments do not budge.
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And just like in those saturated Lisa Frank images, the color placement is kaleidoscopic to the point of surreal.
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And you still get the super saturated colors and razor sharp focus that Samsung's cameras have become known for.
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Filmed in deeply saturated candy tones, the series stars Joey King as Gypsy and Patricia Arquette as Dee Dee.
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They are saturated fats and play a major role in why people think coconut oil is good for you.
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Apple, along with its rivals including Samsung, finds itself in a highly saturated smartphone market where growth is falling.
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Staying away from saturated and trans fats can also help lower cholesterol and reduce the risk of heart problems.
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Trans fats appear to be the worst for health, unsaturated fats the best, and saturated fats somewhere in between.
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Even with the uncertainty, most doctors will suggest that you should replace saturated fats with unsaturated fats whenever possible.
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Studies have also found that when people swap out saturated fats for more refined carbohydrates, their health doesn't improve.
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"The original message was to eat less saturated fat, which got dumbed down to, 'Eat less fat,'" he says.
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But it's also saturated, as so much of Babitz's writing is, with a carelessness afforded by whiteness and beauty.
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The new agreement between the Kurds and Damascus represents a new alliance in an area already saturated with infighting.
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"The ground is saturated, and creeks and rivers are high, so adding anything additional could always cause some problems."
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Bookings were up 3.4 percent from the previous quarter, showing the difficulty of recruiting new riders in saturated markets.
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The camera is strong in good lighting and puts out nice detail, though it can struggle with saturated reds.
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Lyosha sees it happen frequently in the Brighton Beach area of Brooklyn, known for its heavily saturated Russian population.
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The Nokia 27.1 has a distinctly sharper, more saturated display, which I found to be more enjoyable for reading.
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"My Life and Times in Yakima" (1959) is an all-over painting teeming with small patches of saturated colors.
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We were heavily into cyber security when we led Darktrace Series A but that market now is very saturated.
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The tax targeted products containing more than 2.3% of saturated fat, including cheese, milk, butter, pizza, meat and oil.
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Traditionally, a florist might use a block of foam saturated in water to secure cut flowers inside a vessel.
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Social Media: Consistent with the trend from last year, the market for social media users appears to be saturated.
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For example, the diet is high in antioxidants and omega-3s and low in saturated fats and processed foods.
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Also, at least three-quarters of the foods will not exceed 1.1 grams of saturated fat per 100 calories.
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But eventually, as the platform matures and it starts to become saturated with new releases, it becomes less viable.
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In today's social-media-saturated landscape, sharing photos online is as ubiquitous as brushing one's teeth or eating lunch.
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The landscapes through which it flows are saturated in history; today it remains a vital artery for the capital.
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The bourbon painted a fiery line down his throat, and a strong sense of déjà vu saturated his consciousness.
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In this view, long-term interest rates had to fall simply to clear the saturated global market for savings.
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Colors look like they are popping off the screen, but they aren't so overly saturated that they appear cartoonish.
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Whether with #nofilter or saturated to the extreme, a snapshot of a sunset is guaranteed to garner Instagram likes.
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I grew up in a very political household, where dinner conversations were often saturated with current events and politics.
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Whatever small inconveniences we shouldered during the shared desktop era have been rendered meaningless in today's tech-saturated households.
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The deeper Gutierrez gets into the story, though, the more he relies on crisp, saturated colors and extreme contrast.
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Bond yields are, historically speaking, "in the basement" and the public and private sectors are already saturated in debt.
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Fish and shellfish are an important source of protein, vitamins and minerals, and they are low in saturated fat.
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Other controversial nutrients that could be better addressed by considering nutrigenetics include saturated fat, vitamin D and sodium (salt).
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For these individuals, saturated fat is an especially bad choice that promotes both excess weight and poor heart health.
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Three-and-a-half decades later, he felt his creation became too over-saturated and commercialized for his taste.
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I'd like to think the mix maybe starts off quite pastel blue and gets gradually more saturated and brighter.
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The current study did not find a difference in the levels of saturated fat between organic and nonorganic meat.
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This dissonance points less to science than to a saturated media environment, in which extremity and novelty are rewarded.
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Its U.S. subscription growth has been slowing, but that's because its user base is pretty saturated in North America.
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But it also results from a strong pace of imports that appears to have left the Chinese market saturated.
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Just keep saturated fat in check during the rest of the day, as it runs on the higher side.
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We also recommend avoiding the Egg-normous burrito, which has a whole day's worth of sodium and saturated fat.
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The company has also been looking to increase cross-border sales volumes as the Chinese market becomes increasingly saturated.
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" Symbios used datamoshing to give the video a natural impressionist feel to mirror the "tape-saturated feel" of "Tehraj.
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Like other saturated fats, coconut oil increases LDL cholesterol, the "bad" cholesterol associated with increased risk of heart disease.
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At times it's so beautiful it's ugly, like an over-saturated Instagram photo of a clear-water coral reef.
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The market is saturated with creams and serums that are meant to dissolve darkness and de-puff bloated skin.
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Plumes of smoke poured out of the home as fire crews saturated the structure and the lawn around it.
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The already saturated Washington, D.C., region is also expected to be hit with additional heavy rainfall from the storm.
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The red P9, on the other hand, is fully saturated in a crimson shade that feels almost too dark.
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Held in Basketball City along the East River, the independent art fair is saturated with contemporary up-and-comers.
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But more rain is expected to fall in the comings days into already saturated soils and cause more flooding.
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Searches for "is sugar bad" were significantly more popular than the same searches for cholesterol, sodium, and saturated fat.
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Yenn Wong: It is very saturated, there's so many restaurants opening every year, there's so many closing every year.
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A 2010 study argued that substituting unsaturated fats for saturated fats would reduce the rates of coronary heart disease.
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One analysis of research on saturated fats, which generated some criticism, blurred the link between it and heart disease.
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The display, while only full HD, is actually quite lovely, even if a little bit on the saturated side.
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Although it's higher in saturated fat, he says butter is a more wholesome ingredient, particularly the grass-fed variety.
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The day I was there the gallery was showing the abstract, outrageously beautiful, color-saturated paintings of John Hoyland.
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"But we already have quite saturated soil," it said, and in such situations, "even smaller rainfalls can cause problems."
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"I think our coverage is saturated with the Mueller investigation and everything that is adjacent to it," Cecil said.
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The media has saturated us with profiles of the voters who are turning out for these anti-establishment candidates.
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The main confusion, they say, comes from the fact that studies replacing saturated fats with carbohydrates saw fewer benefits.
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It's a small compact with a spongy pad that's saturated with a thin cream in one of four colors.
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Safe seamanship and navigation are more difficult in saturated shipping lanes, as shown by the Fitzgerald and McCain collisions.
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Whenever the description of forest survival seems saturated, a new character is introduced who adds depth to the story.
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But this beaut is also deadly, saturated with more spice than the average human's tastebuds might be accustomed to.
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Oils from nuts, seeds, and vegetables contain three main types of fats—saturated, monounsaturated, and polyunsaturated—in various ratios.
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The market is currently saturated with gamified apps like Duolingo and others that focus on making language learning lightweight.
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Even though coconut oil is "clean" and a "whole food," it's just another source of high saturated fat content.
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Physical premiums for Chinese delivery are bombed out at $225 per tonne, also suggesting the local market is saturated.
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The experience was just blissful, highly caloric, mass-produced delight, in all its saturated-fat and high-fructose glory.
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With his gels, metallic tints, and saturated colors, Bowling has a wild color sense that is pretty much unrivaled.
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These are things that maybe I wouldn't have been able to do in other cities that are more saturated.
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"I think that people who say the space is saturated don't want other people to come in," she said.
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He added that local authorities were continuing to monitor rising rivers and saturated soil that could trigger additional landslides.
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AT&T and its rivals are locked in an aggressive battle for subscribers in the saturated U.S. wireless market.
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Depending on how large the wax spill is, you may need to rotate the paper as sections become saturated.
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"I'm really interested in pure, saturated, unfiltered color, and in color relationships," she said in a recent phone conversation.
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"It was my impression that market craze had run its course, that the market had become saturated," Ault says.
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It contains just under a hundred wallpaper samples, each of which is saturated with potentially dangerous levels of arsenic.
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The light turns golden and dreamy, and the frame is saturated with warm, soothing shades of turquoise and ochre.
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Supercharging taste with saturated fat, sugar, or salt can be easy, but they're unhealthy hacks when taken too far.
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The market is increasingly saturated, and there are fewer people in China who do not have an advanced device.
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As 24-hour news channels merge with endless digital news feeds, human communications are becoming increasingly saturated with images.
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As the 4,000-year-old pictographs still visible along its steep canyon walls attest, it is saturated in history.
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Art has saturated the neighborhood, and you can see everything from work by emerging artists to the long deceased.
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For this reason, she recommending avoiding processed items, as well as fried foods and those high in saturated fat.
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And a series of jersey-draped columns in saturated shades had all the grandeur knocked out, replaced by fluidity.
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It works well on suede, where the material shouldn't be heavily saturated with water, causing damage to the material.
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It set higher nutrition standards, encouraged more fruits and vegetables, and reduced sodium, saturated fat and trans fat intake.
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Soloway's world is aggressively specific: Jewy, screwy, L.A., upper middle class, not so much queer-friendly as queer-saturated.
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However, eating that much fish would also add saturated fats and other ingredients to one's diet, the statement followed.
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Because looking at my Instagram from five years ago, it's cluttered with these crazy filtered, super de saturated photos.
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Their art was connected by an interest in examining power and identity in a media-saturated, politically uncertain age.
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The video saturated social media and was featured by news outlets, drawing predictable measures of outrage, scorn and ridicule.
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On the other hand, let's think about the supply: The landscape of cybersecurity solutions and services is strikingly saturated.
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Because DRAM and flash memory chips are so easily replicated, they worried that the market would become over-saturated.
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With its muscular design, saturated colors and crisp language, "Little Plane Learns to Write" is enchanting in its simplicity.
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The restaurant industry is highly saturated and restaurants across the board are looking for ways to lure in customers.
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Against all odds, this '70s-inspired funk oddity saturated every corner of our culture and sank into our skin.
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Hoffmann said 90 percent of these openings will be built outside of the Northeast, its most highly saturated area.
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In a saturated comic book and superhero movie era, "Spider-Verse" stood out for its stunning animation and energy.
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Without trees, soil on the high ground around the city is saturated by downpours, and the land is eroded.
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Avoiding diets with high calories, lots of saturated fat, trans fat and sodium can reduce the risk, experts say.
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The clothing market for toddlers has become saturated in recent years, and Art Class could face challenges standing out.
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Too many of us still smoke, eat poorly (too much sugar, salt and saturated fat), and exercise too little.
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