The products in total include five GMO soybean varieties, four GMO corn varieties, three rapeseed varieties, three cotton varieties and a sugar beet product.
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Mesoamerican varieties tend be more prolific, Andean varieties more colorful.
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Instead, he's written about objects called Selmer varieties, and he's considered relationships between Selmer varieties in the space of all Selmer varieties.
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When we took all the modern varieties and grouped them together and compared their flavor compounds with the old varieties, what we found the modern varieties are way lower.
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They include black and white varieties of impala, golden wildebeest and pure white varieties of springbok.
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"Although drought-tolerant wheat varieties have been introduced in the rain-fed areas, these varieties also need water," Tariq said.
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Icarda's entire collection houses seeds that have sustained the people of the Middle East for centuries, including some 14,700 varieties of bread wheat, 32,000 varieties of barley, and nearly 16,000 varieties of chickpea, the key component of falafel.
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According to manager Jiří Kořínek, Absintherie boasts 100 different varieties of absinthe, including many of the varieties available at Hemingway Bar.
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Underneath the crisscrossed strips of dough, the filling will include five varieties of apple, rather than the six varieties currently being used.
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Since 2000, only 11 new varieties of sorghum have been developed in Zimbabwe, compared to more than 140 varieties of maize, Mujaju said.
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"Future societies face the options of importing heat-tolerant varieties, developing new varieties, switching crop types altogether or abandoning farming," the paper noted.
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France also regulates which grape varieties are allowed in certain regions' wines, which may cause problems as some of those varieties can't stand the heat.
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The loss of seed diversity isn't specific to the US. There were approximately 30,000 rice varieties in India prior to the Green Revolution and today there only about 10 varieties grown.
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There are 525 known grape varieties in Georgia, but only in recent years are some of them being re-discovered, because no more than four varieties were permitted during Soviet rule.
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There's a fine guide to use in conjunction with this post that will elucidate all of the clue varieties I'll be referring to (and I will italicize those varieties for clarity).
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They come in all varieties — and context is everything.
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" He noted, among other things, that biotech seed companies have increasingly used their commanding market position to reduce choices among farmers and push them into preferred products: "Dominant firms are reducing the availability of non-transgenic varieties and increasing the price of the remaining non-transgenic varieties to discourage the use of those varieties.
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Along the way he picked up hundreds of varieties of soybeans—a Chinese crop now as ubiquitous on American farms as corn—along with varieties of persimmons, oats, wild pears, and asparagus.
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With hybrid varieties, the parent plants are crossed separately with new varieties, and the offspring from those crosses are united to produce a first-generation hybrid seed, which performs better than both parents.
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Some cultivated varieties are more susceptible to cracks than others.
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There are four main varieties of truffles used in cuisine.
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Click on one chicken soup recipe, and other varieties appear.
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The device will come in both Android and Windows varieties.
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The snacks come in superfood varieties like Peruvian sweet potato.
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Each box will contain four chocolates of two different varieties.
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The same could be said of Italian's many local varieties.
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By 2019, the bank had collected 24 varieties of seeds.
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There's also this movement toward using very old grape varieties.
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Cavendish varieties have shown little if any resistance against TR4.
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Blood oranges contain higher levels of anthocyanins than conventional varieties.
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There were many varieties, but their locations were heavily clustered.
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However, they say, any varieties must fit their unique needs.
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There are also many varieties of Belgian beer to sample.
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Employers generally offer two varieties of coverage for workers' pets.
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These new varieties of Swiss hemp are far from worthless.
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American and mozzarella varieties are among the most popular kinds.
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The Brahma comes in three varieties: Light, Dark and Buff.
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The competition drew 2,800 dogs from 203 breeds and varieties.
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One of the many varieties of pepper from Mehnert's garden.
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Librarians come in all varieties, including urban and activist librarians.
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But we could find two varieties and crossbreed for heat.
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It has eight different varieties, including cheeseburger and buffalo chicken.
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There were always new varieties to take their place, though.
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We'd just gone through several varieties of hell alongside him.
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Varieties inside include Lindor mini truffles, gold reindeer, and more.
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Are you aware that there are edible varieties of pumpkin?
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Thresher varieties, with their long tails, are the most common.
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Mangozz sells a number of varieties other than the Alphonso.
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Next year, there will ten varieties of french fry available.
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But not all varieties of anger are divisive and destructive.
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All varieties of English are powerfully influenced by American English.
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He has gone searching for rare varieties in the wild.
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Of course, commercially prized varieties occur, but these are rare.
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That still leaves several hundred varieties of mango to sample.
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Agribusinesses create monocultures that destroy habitat and eliminate historic varieties.
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So what's the tally — at least 14 varieties of Montanan?
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Dracaena comes in many varieties, all of which are hardy.
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And yet new varieties are being discovered all the time.
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They are exploring new varieties of bonds involving foreign currencies.
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Some researchers say newer varieties may be more vulnerable, too.
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Perhaps this information could be used to produce tougher varieties.
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Biancolella is one of Italy's amazingly diverse white grape varieties.
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Strawberries, cherries, apricots and so many beautiful varieties of figs.
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The institute's researchers are also looking at plant varieties that might do particularly well indoors, including old varieties passed over in the search for crops which can withstand the rigours of intensive farming systems.
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Altria launched new flavor varieties including Menthol Ice and Smooth Cream.
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Hatchimals Surprise Giraven and Zuffin varieties are also available on Walmart.
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Culprits included many varieties of yogurt, snack bars, and salad dressings.
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Several varieties of Starbucks' hot cocoa are also available in stores.
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Local varieties of oud music are being nurtured just as eagerly.
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Centerpiece varieties include pineapples, flamingos, mermaid tails, cacti, unicorns, and llamas.
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Meanwhile, several African countries continue to test Monsanto's GM cotton varieties.
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You should still be able to use thinner plastic varieties, though.
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Here is a guide to some of the mandarin varieties available.
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We put up, as you know, six different varieties of walls.
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So white is not white; white is all varieties of white.
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It becomes a little like selecting between various varieties of poison.
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You have to understand genetics and varieties, and things like that.
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It comes in single and dual-SIM varieties and three colors.
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Twosomes of all varieties will thrive: business, pleasure, and creative collaborations.
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Newly developed varieties will be better suited for the new climate.
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All of these slowdowns affected production of Malbec and Carménère varieties.
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Potato chip makers require potatoes that are different from table varieties.
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There will be wide varieties based on where your state is.
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Juul's flavored varieties will still be sold online, the company says.
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Beef, turkey, and venison varieties are enough to satisfy all carnivores.
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There were several flavor varieties including pepperoni pizza and chicken teriyaki.
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Federal student loans generally come in two varieties: subsidized and unsubsidized.
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They found no significant differences between the fresh and frozen varieties.
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Firstly, she recommends choosing unsweetened varieties to avoid any added sugar.
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You can farm many truffle varieties, besides the rare Italian whites.
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Recalled varieties include McIntosh, Honeycrisp, Jonathan, Fuji, Jonamac and Red Delicious.
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Grape varieties include pinot noir, chasselas, gamay, merlot and many more.
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All milk, chocolate or not, comes from cows of all varieties.
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It's spontaneous, like improv comedy and some varieties of slam poetry.
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Now I'm planting 46 varieties of tomatoes on my parents' farm.
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Plenty of protein shakes and bars are available in vegan varieties.
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Both cake and pie can come in fruit or chocolate varieties.
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I made a point to eat its endless varieties every day.
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There's been nothing to teach people about the varieties of socialism.
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It can then rapidly combine thousands of genes into different varieties.
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" Mr. Downie's lyrics, he wrote, "are about endless varieties of disillusionment.
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There were 48 balloons in all, in all shapes and varieties.
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The stockpile maintains another 22014,219 ventilators, which come in three varieties.
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English is a global language with many native and nonnative varieties.
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Shoppers might even find some exotic varieties growing in supermarket aisles.
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It listed more than 140 apple varieties then available in Washington.
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In fact, people have been using varieties of mouthwash for millennia.
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That's what they're being given as improved varieties from local plants.
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Cousins of all varieties congregated there, sometimes for the whole summer.
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While tequila is technically a subcategory of mezcal made specifically from blue agave, the broader label applies to spirits made from any of the over 30 varieties of the plant, including wild-growing and farmed varieties.
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Last summer, they planted an orchard — with multiple varieties of prunes, quinces, apples, cherries, pears and mulberries — then set about creating 10 vegetable plots arranged with more than 100 heirloom varieties sourced from around the world.
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The government is looking at how to begin selling to new markets as new coffee varieties are planted and begin to fill the gaps created by what may be the gradual disappearance of some Ethiopian varieties.
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"I have realized that not every seed is adaptable to climate change - and we had to change to medium-maturity varieties unlike last year when rains were not favorable, and we planted ultra-early varieties," she said.
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Let's start with the suits, which come in just two varieties today.
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Reviewing headphones takes time and a diversity of music sources and varieties.
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The recall applies to Sierra Nevada's Pale Ale and several other varieties.
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"The older varieties are less sweet, less like chewing gum," Boon says.
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TRF: How do you get local people to adopt the new varieties?
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In other words, avoid such varieties as Parmigiano-Reggiano, cheddar and feta.
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After all, some varieties, like rosé , aren't meant to age at all.
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Crudely, these efforts to rally the like-minded come in four varieties.
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We have a lot of different varieties on trial, so who knows!
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I buy a bunch of different varieties, plus extra kid-safe sunscreen.
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The triumph of orange carrots over other varieties ended up being fortuitous.
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But varieties from Ireland to India to Australia retain a clear identity.
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Certain varieties of gems are believed to have protective powers against ghosts.
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It's designed to hold 2.25 billion seeds, encompassing 4.5 million crop varieties.
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Several varieties such as acacia, almond flower, and basil are now available.
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As demand goes up, they may offer more varieties throughout the week.
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Numerous laboratories have begun selective breeding of corals to produce hardier varieties.
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In fact all varieties of mac and cheese tested contained the chemicals.
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For all the aforementioned dumpling varieties, pork was the most common filling.
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I've used the warming varieties before, and they will burn your ass.
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Last season, the cotton farmers of Burkina Faso abandoned the GM varieties.
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Plus, if water is scarce, they'll want to consider drought-tolerant varieties.
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However, 16 varieties are currently considered to be in danger of extinction.
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Though, more drought resistant barley varieties are in the works said, Watters.
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On the small table lies a basket with four varieties of apple.
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Young people in the Arab world, as elsewhere, come in endless varieties.
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N are preparing to push their own varieties of genetically modified soybeans.
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These are the different varieties of lavender bunches we have on sale.
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Although Britons opted to leave the EU, Brexit comes in 57 varieties.
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NEWTOWN "Irises in the Garden," overview with emphasis on New England varieties.
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Last fall, the company temporarly banned sales of those varieties in stores.
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This mattress is the most comfortable of the countless varieties I've tested.
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Many Uzbeks also sought to explore different varieties of their Muslim faith.
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Villa One Tequila is currently available in silver, reposado, and anejo varieties.
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But most varieties aren't nearly as distinct as their bright costumes portend.
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Novikov serves pan-Asian fare, including more than 15 varieties of sake.
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Villa One Tequila is currently available in silver, reposado, and anejo varieties.
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These grocery stores would be required to offer more varieties of food.
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These special boxes contain just unicorn-shaped and rainbow-shaped marshmallow varieties.
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Wesley and his team even ventured into agricultural varieties for a season.
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Cities rip out exotic trees and shrubs in favor of indigenous varieties.
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One fine summer, he personally tested 38 varieties of Côtes du Rhône.
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Bot detection can be challenging, partly because they come in different varieties.
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But Big W stocks eight varieties, so I guess other people haven't.
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They do all sorts of testing with other [grape] varieties and cloning.
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Two varieties reporters bought, both marked lead-free, had unsafe lead levels.
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Only four varieties of potatoes managed to grow in those harsh conditions.
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Conservatives of all varieties need to let the game come to them.
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Stainless steelStovetop espresso makers come in either aluminum or stainless steel varieties.
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Q. Are there more varieties of beans than there used to be?
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Only a few of these varieties, however, are in wide agricultural production.
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That offered too much wiggle room for winemakers to add inferior varieties.
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Addressing those risks requires tapping into the genetic riches of wild varieties.
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They are unlike hallucinogenic morning glory varieties, which datura flowers superficially resemble.
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There are nearly as many varieties of mulch as there are plants.
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"It's been a blast to see all the different varieties," ShockSlayer explains.
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Yet in small geographic pockets, winegrowers have stuck with their native varieties.
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The colors aren't ultravibrant, but the varieties of shading are so subtle.
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Movies airing Thursday night offer drama of both political and emoji varieties.
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Where are we on the spectrum, 'cause there's a lot of varieties.
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"But growers still must learn to grow these new varieties," she continued.
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They are also hoping to breed new varieties of soya and wheat.
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The researchers meticulously measured the levels of different chemicals in different varieties.
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They sequenced the full genome of nearly 400 varieties — modern, heirloom, wild.
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Nearly 200 breeds and varieties were eligible for this year's Westminster competition.
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We want to reproduce the consistency and also develop even better varieties.
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A few international varieties like chardonnay and sauvignon blanc are also permitted.
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The Cherokee Nation is depositing nine seed varieties that predate European colonization.
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The fish are sustainable, underused varieties like catfish, dogfish, mackerel and pollock.
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The CashPlus accounts come in two varieties: Premier CashPlus and Platinum CashPlus.
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These include several varieties of nurse, therapist, health-care worker or carer.
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There are several different varieties, each with different rules of the road.
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Rebels has romance of the slow-burn, unrequited, and heavily implied varieties.
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The idea of enregisterment has been applied to many other linguistic varieties.
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Use whisky (and whiskies) in specific references to Scotch and Canadian varieties.
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The international varieties, however, often dominate, intruding on and changing Chianti's character.
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Roughly half of the flavor compounds are significantly worse in modern varieties.
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Wouldn't the tomato breeders have noticed their new tomato varieties tasted bland?
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The market is happy to provide all varieties of media for consumption.
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Its other varieties include emerald (green beryl) and aquamarine (light blue beryl).
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India was once home to about 100,000 varieties of indigenous rice, but the Green Revolution wiped out most of them, and consumers began to prefer eating the fine-grained, polished white hybrid varieties that were promoted by the government.
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But some rice varieties can tolerate complete submergence for more than a week.
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HDR is supported as well, in both the HDR10 and Dolby Vision varieties.
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There are several varieties of PTC systems in use in the United States.
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Check your cupboards because Pepperidge Farm is recalling four varieties of the crackers.
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And some researchers are hoping to develop corn varieties that can withstand drought.
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New varieties of maize, tailored for the British climate, can be harvested earlier.
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There are new varieties, and better farming practices such as high-density planting.
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I am downright amazed at the sheer number of soda varieties you've had.
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Kenya and Tanzania will be the first beneficiaries of the new hybrid varieties.
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For example, "haze" varieties of weed are expected to be more sativa-dominant.
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Skinny Pop has several cheese-flavored varieties, but this one is my favorite.
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He states that hard games of many varieties have been around for ages.
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Currently, they have 26 varieties and are in the process of procuring more.
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First, it's only available in 128GB and 256GB varieties — there's no 32GB version.
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New Hampshire liquor stores also carry 159 different varieties of American-made vodka.
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The farm grows over 25 crop varieties and makes honey from two beehives.
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Potentially affected varieties include Fuji, Gala, Golden, and Honeycrisp apples, the statement says.
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The product comes in several varieties including cedar loom and extra virgin birch.
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Around 1,800 tons of more than 400 varieties of seafood is moved daily.
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Simply capturing the growing volumes, varieties and sources of data is not enough.
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In #MeToo posts, women have written about the many varieties of workplace sexism.
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She recognized several varieties from his decorations in her collection, effectively dating them.
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We're unfortunately stuck in the idea that the ancient great varieties are sacrosanct.
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As a result, however, most varieties contain at least trace amounts of alcohol.
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You can still find over a dozen varieties of the Koosh ball today.
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It recommended better shading for cocoa trees and the use of improved varieties.
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Joe: They have so many different varieties of carnitas that they have here.
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Varieties are being rescued from near extinction and put back into broader use.
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Shoppers save $2 on a large take-and-bake pizzas, excluding frozen varieties.
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To date, the couple has grown some 75 varieties of organic vegetables there.
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Monsanto treats most of its soybean varieties with imidacloprid, spokeswoman Trish Jordan said.
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"We put up, as you know, six different varieties of walls," Trump added.
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If you're tired of the store-bought varieties, try this seeded pecan granola.
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Now, they have 18 varieties and will begin selling coffee creamers this spring.
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The varieties of right-wing alter-globalization differ significantly in degrees of horror.
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And he started breeding varieties not just for taste but also for hardiness.
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Even gluten-free varieties work well as long as you don't overcook them.
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Bougainvillea, oleander, an arbor of honeysuckle, several varieties of matthiola and, everywhere, geraniums.
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It comes in two varieties: The mayonnaise can be either spicy or not.
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He scooped out other seafood varieties, including huge Japanese prawns, known as kuruma.
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Mr. Gates grew a few hundred varieties, and sold the tomatoes in Oakland.
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But what he says about the French varieties applies to cheeses from anywhere.
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There are nine varieties now, and Dr. Yang's team continues to research more.
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Many varieties of marijuana and hops share aromatic signatures, from citrusy to resinous.
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It's also unclear why some varieties seem to be more tolerable than others.
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Her secretaries came in two varieties: young and pretty or old and frumpy.
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There are a million varieties, and almost none taste like anything in nature.
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Ascomycota and Basidiomycota were the only varieties of fungi that colonized pancreatic tissue.
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There are lots of varieties of pothos, which is sometimes called devil's ivy.
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Taste panels weighed in on which varieties were delicious and which were blah.
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Today, Fairmount, like bagel stores elsewhere, sells varieties like blueberry and muesli bagels.
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J.L.C. And you must also contemplate all the varieties of a person's character.
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He would bring them seeds that yielded unusual varieties of carrots and beans.
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And, actually, there is thousands of varieties within the whole country of Spain.
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All varieties of American infrastructure — roads, bridges, airports, sewers — are in decrepit condition.
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The products included in the recall are all varieties of unexpired 2 oz.
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They could shift to grape varieties that are better suited to warmer climates.
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"Jonagolds are one of my favorite apple varieties, but we'll call these 'Jonaghosts.'"
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But first there was more preparation, of both the tactical and emotional varieties.
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Luckily, those conditions appeal to many varieties from the Southwest and northern Mexico.
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Smartwater began dabbling with flavored sparkling varieties in Europe a few years ago.
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In "Odd Apples," William Mullan chronicles — and idealizes — rare varieties of the fruit.
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There are many varieties of solar fuels being researched and tested right now.
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We had free coffee made from those individual brew-cups, in eight varieties.
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A similar trend is visible in China, where more than 90 percent of native wheat varieties have been lost, and in Mexico, which has lost more than 80 percent of the varieties of maize, or corn, that were once grown there.
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Over the next few years we tinkered with different seed varieties—you'd be surprised at how many pepper varieties actually exist, and we are constantly trying out new ones—until at long last we arrived at the vegetable [we're discussing today].
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"In Peru, for example, farmers already grow hundreds of potato varieties – as opposed to relying on just a few varieties as many countries do – so they have a better chance of surviving the negative impacts of climate change," she said.
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Dunsmoor uses heirloom varieties of grains, fruits and vegetables as well as types and cuts of meat and poultry that were common during America's beginning, and pairs each dish with wines that reflect the varieties of grapes planted and grown.
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These varieties do not necessarily produce more fruit over a season than other ones.
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Here's a rundown of which varieties are better, and which should be avoided altogether.
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Or using different fertilizers or rice varieties that are less susceptible to the heat.
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I visited two IHOPs and found a total of 12 pancake varieties to try.
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He seeds his reader's imagination, and his outlandish fantasia germinates many varieties of interpretation.
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McDonald's debuted its own cold brew beverage in two varieties: frozen coffee and frappe.
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The pastry tarts come in two varieties: raspberry and chocolate hazelnut with candied bacon.
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This collection of tea bags lets you sample exotic varieties from far away locales.
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Some of the grapes will also be used to blend with more familiar varieties.
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Apart from their higher yield, the company's seeds also cost less than other varieties.
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Currently, there's white chocolate, pineapple, espresso martini, and honeycomb varieties, to name a few.
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Northerners favor the racing varieties, while showy breeds are popular here in the south.
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You walk into the supermarket and there are so many varieties, there's food everywhere.
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Consumers gain access to cheaper and better goods and services (including new foreign varieties).
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And that allow breeders to create new varieties that are immune and taste good.
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So cheesemakers are following Mr Lynch's example and exploring varieties with wider export potential.
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They all enjoy peanuts (they prefer unsalted varieties), and spit out the husk afterward.
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In China, though, three different varieties of private education are flourishing for other reasons.
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And who better than Megan Fox to show that both those varieties can coexist?
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Many nut varieties have a devastating effect on a dog's nervous system, Petplan says.
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We're talking along the lines of 51 varieties of glitter and 74 loose shadows.
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That's because the new-and-improved varieties are more likely to contain real food.
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To answer that, we have to identify two different varieties of modern anti-Semitism.
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The company has also been aggressively hiring employees with wide varieties of automotive experience.
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Provide high-yield varieties of both and much of the technical work is done.
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Previous varieties Yelp users loved were turmeric-infused and almond brittle-and-coffee-flavored.
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As we drove, Rick explained that his Pioneer dealer offered 38 varieties of soybeans.
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Ice, or crystal methamphetamine, is one of the most potent varieties of amphetamine drug.
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Liberals of both varieties now came to stress individual rights to an unprecedented degree.
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Rising varieties, advancing technology and falling costs are making drones flexible, specialized and ubiquitous.
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Support for new soybean varieties comes as China seeks to overhaul its crop structure.
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Midtown Carnivores will supply several varieties for workshops at 1 and 2:30 p.m.
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Delightful's varieties include "drunken paczki," like vodka with custard and whiskey with chocolate cream.
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By the time we arrived, they had run out of our favorite bagel varieties.
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Three-quarters of Brightland's customers go for The Duo to try out both varieties.
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The 890-acre park, created after World War II, contains thousands of plant varieties.
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Most of the grapes used are local varieties such as grüner veltliner or riesling.
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The main reason is that there are many different varieties of the flu virus.
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If you can't forage your own cranberries, store-bought varieties are a fine substitute.
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Compared to Western varieties of conservatism, theology plays a hegemonic role in Indian conservatism.
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Mushrooms are cultivated three times a year and the varieties depend on the season.
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Our server kindly runs through the five different varieties of ramen on the menu.
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Available in three varieties, it's served with homemade laffa bread, a type of flatbread.
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In the past few weeks, many varieties of anger have been on vivid display.
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They've tended it all with care, adding 20 varieties of roses to the yard.
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Like many other genetically engineered mice varieties, scientists don't keep live colonies on hand.
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Mr. Shvets, for example, has planted 245 varieties on his 5003 acres under cultivation.
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The varieties are the divisions of a breed based on coat, color or size.
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Or sweet limes, nance fruits or lesser-known avocado varieties shipped fresh from Mexico?
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The #MeToo aspect is inevitable in a play about varieties of attraction and ownership.
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Mr. Schaaf, of Ebb & Flow, makes his beers almost exclusively with varieties of kveik.
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There isn't one; grocery stores in Hawaii offer as many as four dozen varieties.
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Bernd Brunner's "Birdmania" is a cultural history of the varieties of human ornithological obsession.
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In addition to changing the style of the wine, couples should compare wine varieties.
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In fact, crops have been crossbred to produce new varieties for hundreds of years.
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We specifically excluded assyrtikos because we wanted to focus on these other emerging varieties.
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The reefs used to be home to thousands of varieties of mulit-colored fish.
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In recent months, Congress has urged Pentagon officials to develop both varieties of drones.
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Both varieties have a white and gray speckled belly and the same elongate dimensions.
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The company's site on Thursday provided in-stock dates for some sold-out varieties.
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He was amazed to discover how many varieties of orange juice are on sale.
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They do have quite a few varieties of apples though, we'll give them that.
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There are so many instances and varieties of awkward syntax I developed a taxonomy.
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Plus, it's available in multiple color varieties, each just as magical as the next.
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Cut uses a technique for cooking its varieties of beef that I strongly endorse.
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Mr. O'Keeffe is passionate about coffee, sampling up to two dozen varieties a month.
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Several varieties are grown in Oregon at high altitudes, handpicked and shipped by air.
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Some communities have remained resilient for generations by using traditional seed varieties, Haider said.
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It's a reaction to the global standardization of wines with well-known grape varieties.
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Soon after, he began acquiring specialty varieties with bulbous eyes and silk-like tails.
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KGB carries three varieties of Baltika, a decent proletarian beer brewed in St. Petersburg.
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One study compared the relatively new variety Honeycrisp with the Macoun and Honeygold varieties.
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The menu of four taco varieties includes elk chorizo and beef barbacoa ($5 each).
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This year's exhibition features hundreds of varieties of goldfish, including several cross-bred species.
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"There has been breeding for quinoi, and there are varieties of quinoi," he said.
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But let's be real -- is 154 varieties of cheese on one pizza too much?
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"As the demand here grows, we're looking to bring in other varieties," he said.
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Some home-brewed varieties sell for as little as $2 for a liter bottle.
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Beginning roughly in the 1960s, American winemakers began to narrow down their preferred varieties.
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IRAs are tax-advantaged investment accounts that come in two varieties: traditional and Roth.
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Around the world, there are hundreds of banana varieties grown by small-scale farmers.
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Margarine contains unsaturated fat, but some varieties contain trans fats, which are also dangerous.
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How can the line describe in full the varieties of our experience of time?
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The first hybrid rice varieties developed in sub-Saharan Africa are yielding up to four times more than other improved varieties, say scientists, who are using web-based tools to identify the right climate conditions to maximize harvests.
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In India, the Centre for Sustainable Agriculture, which describes itself as a professional resource organization, runs an open-source seed program, working with farmers to preserve seeds for traditional food varieties and to involve them in breeding new varieties that meet specific needs.
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This makes sense, because Mr. Wink's narratives tend to evoke last stands of many varieties.
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Different varieties of sweet potato on display at the International Potato Center in Lima, Peru.
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It comes in so many different varieties that the tradeable commodity is constantly shape-shifting.
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Over the next 100 years, however, Dutch farmers selectively bred carrots to produce orange varieties.
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" She added, "I love its shape with those beautiful lines and the varieties of colors.
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First, they sequenced the whole genomes of 398 modern, heirloom, and wild varieties of tomato.
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AAE is stigmatized, despite being equally valid, systematic, and rule-governed as other language varieties.
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Herbicide-resistant varieties include maize, soybean and cotton; insect-resistant crops include eggplant and poplar.
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The balms come in rose and mint varieties, and there's nothing remotely "herbal" about them.
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Since then, she has switched entirely to drought-resistant varieties of maize, cowpea and beans.
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"Luxury brands tend to deliver in color and application quality over drugstore varieties," she admits.
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Lastly, the Westminster Dog Show wrapped up tonight, showcasing the full range of canine varieties.
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The handmade bread is an Egyptian staple, which at one point existed in 225 varieties.
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It was agricultural productivity rather than taste that propelled the proliferation of these Florida varieties.
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What to buy: One of the many varieties of quartz the site has to offer.
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It will offer about 100 shoe varieties to choose from, including ones made by Converse.
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Several varieties of Samsung's Galaxy S7 Edge are also on back-order on its website.
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No extracts as far as I know, but also relatively narrow range of plant varieties.
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These sturdy plant varieties are popular because they're easy to maintain and hard to kill.
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The suit claims 12 varieties of the product cause rashes, irritation, burning and other injury.
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These vary in flavour from region to region and between different varieties of the plant.
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She and her colleagues have all been trained on the different varieties and their benefits.
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Trying each variety of these seven varieties of Shanghai dumpling has truly been a revelation.
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Some experts have also questioned claims that GM crops are more productive than normal varieties.
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Some Ritz Cracker varieties were also recalled Saturday due to a potential presence of salmonella.
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This might improve the taste of the more natural fruit compared to conventionally grown varieties.
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Everyone, it seemed, had a different view of the most important features of algebraic varieties.
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Which is why navigating all the different varieties, sizes, and price points can be confusing.
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This limits Michigan farmers to commercial varieties like the "Three Cs": Chinook, Centennial, and Cascade.
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You'll be shooting Impossible Project type 600 film, which comes in many varieties, all expensive.
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In 1998, General Bitar brought 3,000 vines from France, trying out ten varieties of grapes.
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France produces a significant amount of malting barley from winter as well as spring varieties.
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But they are struggling to afford the expensive latest varieties as they tighten their belts.
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Simpler Wines come in packs of four cans, and there are two varieties currently available.
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Our hops and malts are sourced from British companies, which offer local and foreign varieties.
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That's the largest domestic reserve of cheddar, Swiss, American, and other cheese varieties on record.
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N'Tji Coulibaly of the Institut d'Economie Rurale in Mali has developed six hybrid maize varieties.
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They come in two varieties, with and without mic, priced at $60 and $50, respectively.
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A site called Cannabis Reports says it tracks the genetic characteristics of over 9,000 varieties.
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However, better safe than sorry, so Panera is recalling all varieties of its 2 oz.
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There are 20 slightly different varieties of crown melon seeds grown depending on the season.
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The tablet will also be available in 128 GB ($749) and 313 GB ($899) varieties.
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It came in three different varieties: chef salad, grilled chicken Ceasar salad, and garden salad.
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Most of the health research has focused on two varieties, the compounds PFOA and PFOS.
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They believe it's possible the chemicals could also be present in other pod varieties, however.
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A few varieties of Nature's Nectar Summer Lemonade will be in stores on August 21.
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COXRX makes one of the most popular varieties of hydrocolloid stickers, and they're really affordable.
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Forget pumpkin pie, as well as zucchini and other related varieties of squash and gourd.
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This keeps nutrient-poor, calorie-rich foods in demand since local grocers donate unused varieties.
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At least eight new varieties, a total of 5,600 trees, have been planted since 2009.
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The Luna 2 is available in five varieties: men, normal, combination, sensitive, and oily skin.
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It may also be possible to develop varieties of coffee that are more heat tolerant.
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The manicured display of 3983,2398 roses (212 varieties) is a paean to England's gardening heritage.
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Fashion is the medium, but the message applies to all varieties of art and design.
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As you might expect, though, other varieties of pasta don't exactly lend themselves to punnery.
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About 37,000 farmers in the delta region are now cultivating traditional rice varieties, said Jayaraman.
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The country's primary maize seed manufacturer, Seed Co, has invested in new drought-resistant varieties.
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He points out some of the 300 varieties of produce jutting out of the soil.
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Last year, Juul halted in-store sales of its mango, fruit, cucumber and cream varieties.
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Growers who found themselves losing money on the grape replaced it with more profitable varieties.
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The dialogue pops with inventive profanity and familiar varieties of name-calling and woke-speak.
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The most memorable moments of the 2016 Olympics in Rio centered on varieties of dominance.
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A thousand years ago, they might have encountered many sweet potato varieties on the continent.
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Other yogurt makers piled in, flooding the market with seemingly endless amounts of yogurt varieties.
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And most of those devices, 150 or so different varieties of routers, have been compromised.
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Today, humans are relying on significantly fewer varieties of plants and animals to produce food.
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Get it for just $13.56 with the code SPRINGSAVE15 and choose from three color varieties.
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The area is known for its malbec, but produces other varieties of wine as well.
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While the policy targets teen-friendly flavors, it does not include tobacco and menthol varieties.
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Storefronts — both of the brick-and-mortar and online varieties — catch the lovebug, and boom!
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Trilobites There are 150 species of tulips, half of them wild, and thousands of varieties.
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Modern tomato varieties had versions of the genes that produced smaller amounts of the volatiles.
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Mechanized farming, high-yielding seed varieties and increased use of pesticides have pushed up harvests.
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City life is all they thought it would be, punctuated by endless varieties of food.
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The more than 100 kinds of teas, including varieties of Ceylon from Sri Lanka, are
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Now her company offers 10 varieties of soap, all of which she still makes personally.
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The presidential election will give us a chance to end bullying of many different varieties.
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Cacao varieties that don't impress expert palates are discarded, no matter how well they grow.
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There are five varieties of wild salmon in Alaska: king, coho, sockeye, pink and chum.
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Still, people regularly create new varieties of plants through breeding, so he brushed it off.
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The title, which means "vortex of times," signals Grisey's fascination with varieties of musical time.
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Cacao varieties that don't impress expert palettes are discarded, no matter how well they grow.
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The food selection included unique varieties of fish, steak, lobster salad, and higher-priced wines.
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The smelly, softer varieties now blocked from import, though, are typically more popular with foreigners.
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We will do several rounds of experiments to find out which potato varieties do best.
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Most shops sell local varieties — sparkling, mild and still — stocked next to internationally known brands.
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Are there certain varieties that pets are less likely to nibble on or mess with?
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It is a grape native to the Apulia region, not a group of grape varieties.
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A third, for the City Ballet principal Taylor Stanley, demonstrates the varieties of white light.
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"It's rare to be able to produce the three great varieties of Burgundy," he said.
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The fact that it's significantly less flavorful than other varieties wasn't considered a major problem.
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That's why there is no gastro-sermonizing at Locol, no talk of farms or varieties.
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