The vanilla wafers cost $2.55 per package (each package has two wafers).
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Nilla Wafers were originally called "Vanilla Wafers" when they were released in 1898.
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Ueda said combined monthly production would rise in the second half of this business year from 70,000 wafers at present to 73,000 wafers - full capacity at Sony's five image sensor plants.
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Add the final layer of wafers for presentation and decoration.
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Alternate layers of custard, wafers, whipped cream and banana slices.
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Crush the remaining 'Nilla wafers over the top and serve.
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Today, Nilla Wafers are a classic ingredient in banana pudding.
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Today, vanilla wafers are a classic part of the recipe.
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Are the wafers or quick strips more effective for mites?
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The drugs were hidden in the sugar wafers, he said.
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Add a layer of bananas on top of the Nilla Wafers.
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Why, it's the Kit Kat, that insubstantial milk chocolate-covered wafers.
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Bust out the wafers and have a few (or 2147.29) each.
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All she made was pie and banana pudding with Nilla Wafers!
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Like Nestle's KitKat, Blue Riband is made from chocolate-covered wafers.
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The grocery chain just announced it is now carrying ruby cacao wafers.
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The video wafers are long and rectangular instead of small, square dots.
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But for all their spiritual resonance, these wafers are also totally mundane.
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IQE makes semiconductor wafers for chips used in Apple products among others.
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The online distributor ran out of both Wafers and Sweethearts last year.
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Papadum and other crisp wafers arrived with an assortment of sweet and spicy chutneys, though, in an elegant expression worthy of high-end aspirations, the wafers were presented vertically, their edges anchored in a bed of dry lentils.
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The recipe for vanilla wafers was first invented by Gustav A. Mayer in the 19th century, which he sold to Nabisco, who released the cookies as "Vanilla Wafers" in 198, according to a 1999 article from FORTUNE magazine.
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Cable television will eventually go the way of the VHS and Necco Wafers.
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IQE supplies wafers to multiple chip companies, some of whom supply to Huawei.
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Union soldiers fighting in the Civil War carried Necco Wafers, the company says.
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If you thought Kit Kats were just delicious chocolate-covered wafers, think again.
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I used Nabisco gingersnaps, but any brand should work, as could vanilla wafers.
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Macom Technology and STMicroelectronics said on Wednesday they will develop GaN on silicon wafers.
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The disruption affected fewer than 10,000 memory chip wafers at the plant, Reuters reported.
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Our Russian relatives get Dutch food: caramel wafers, different kinds of cheese, and herring.
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The floors were a mosaic of broken wafers -- all eight of those different colors.
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Necco brands — including Necco Wafers, Sweethearts, and Clark Bars — are in danger of extinction.
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ASMI is ramping up production of new tools for layering materials on silicon wafers.
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Acting spokeswoman Elizabeth Sun said wafers in the process of manufacture were seen broken.
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Clues of the Day are "Mass distribution?" for WAFERS and "Current events?" for TIDES.
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Based out of Greenville, Rhode Island, the company specializes in mass-produced sacramental wafers.
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Hikari Algae Wafers are scientifically formulated for algae-eating fish and other herbivorous species.
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He swears by Waferest melatonin wafers that dissolve under the tongue for optimized absorption.
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Nilla Wafers These are fine: Bite-sized, brittle, just sweet enough but also chalky.
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The flavor includes two Golden Oreo wafers stuffed with, you guessed it, sweet maple cream.
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But it's proven difficult to build the laser technology directly on to the semiconductor wafers.
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Wafers are thin pieces of material, usually consisting of silicon, used to make semiconductor chips.
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Those circuits, tightly packed and incredibly detailed, are printed at tiny sizes onto silicon wafers.
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Cover with an even layer of the 'Nilla wafers, then cover with the remaining custard.
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That's what those macadamia nuts and brown-butter wafers are doing in your mascarpone sundae.
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While some use Ritz crackers or Captain's Wafers for the crust, he used saltine crackers.
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The wafers and prisms used in augmented reality are still clunky, for the most part.
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I made the wig out of macaroni and the shirt was tortillas and Nilla wafers.
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Most are the classic ones we know best: white cream nestled between two chocolate wafers.
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One fan reportedly offered up her car in exchange for the company's remaining stock of wafers.
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Kettle Corn Oreos feature golden wafers with a kettle corn-flavored creme and puffed millet bits.
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ASML dominates the market for semiconductor lithography machines, which map out electronic circuits on silicon wafers.
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It also turns out that Ahmed isn't the only one upset over the lack of wafers.
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After all, we live in a world of snickerdoodles, biscuits, ladyfingers, shortbread, wafers, and gingerbread houses.
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The frenzy for Necco Wafers is picking up in other Necco products as well, Prince said.
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Pro tip: The wafers for their ice cream sandwiches are baked in-house and are delicious.
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Place another layer of Nilla Wafers on top of the bananas, then add another layer of bananas.
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And it sits so neatly in the hand unlike our modern-day wafers of glass and metal!
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Now, researchers will be able to play around with using lasers that are built on silicon wafers.
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The Kit Kat bar remix includes strawberry creme filling and crispy wafers inside a pink chocolate coating.
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Some of us need Netflix, or Nilla wafers, or to spend some quiet time with a cat.
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To make sure there's a gooey chocolate piece within each bite, we use 61% Guittard chocolate wafers.
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Show us a person who doesn't like chocolate-covered wafers, and we will show you a monster.
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But finding packages of this delicacy is just as tough as finding Necco Wafers or Hydrox Cookies.
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Their complexities are becoming clear: multiple horizontal wafers of magma, known as sills, streak through the subsurface.
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In the 103th century, white women consumed poisonous arsenic complexion wafers to make their skin more pale.
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These Kit Kats are the same crispy wafers that fans have grown to love, but with a twist.
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They are made from thinly sliced wafers of extremely pure silicon in a process that requires high temperature.
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The closure would mean the end of Necco Wafers, a polarizing candy that has been around since 1847.
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One woman went as far as offering to swap her Honda Accord for all the Necco Wafers CandyStore.
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It features chocolate pudding, and chocolate wafers instead of the typical vanilla, plus plenty of sliced fresh bananas.
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The candy shop sold more than 60 boxes of Necco Wafers in the last 24 hours, Cohen said.
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Celia happily doles out poisoned communion wafers — the same she used to murder the entire congregation — to Strand.
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It simply isn't possible to squeeze more transistors onto the tiny silicon wafers that make up today's processors.
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It features chocolate pudding and chocolate wafers instead of the typical vanilla, plus plenty of sliced fresh bananas.
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Their history dates back to the wafers baked for Mass in the medieval monasteries of the Low Countries.
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She and Julie lie on the floor at school and giggle about sex and eat unconsecrated communion wafers.
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The 2600's TIA chip synchronizes with an NTSC television picture 60 times per second, so you end up seeing a solid Pac-Man, maze, and video wafers (I can still barely type "video wafers" with a straight face), but the ghosts are each lit only one quarter of the time.
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The wafers themselves are chocolate-flavored, but it's the creme that gives off the distinct aroma we first encountered.
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In case you're unfamiliar, ruby cacao wafers are just what they sound like: little pieces of ruby-colored chocolate.
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One does not visit Salt Bae for steak alone any more than one goes to Mass for the wafers.
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While Kardashian didn't share any recipes, she did share some tips: Top banana pudding with crumpled up Nila wafers.
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So far this year, Wacker's core profit has been supported by higher prices, particularly for semiconductor wafers, it said.
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For decades, tech manufacturers have relied on a cerium oxide-based slurry to buff optical glasses and silicon wafers.
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By extension, gluten-free wafers are not acceptable, though partially gluten-free hosts are, albeit with a few stipulations.
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The warning that the company might go out of business triggered a run on Necco Wafers and other candies.
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Each of the photons created at the silicon wafers would then travel through the optical fiber toward one another.
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At this point, a quantum communication channel will have been established between the two locations of the silicon wafers.
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Unlike diamonds, these wafers are easily and cheaply obtained, making them better for use in quantum networks at scale.
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The newest Kit Kat bars are white chocolate with Sake powder between the wafers, as Japanese website NariNari reports.
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And she was responsible for putting them there because she'd fed a bunch of church parishioners poison communion wafers.
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The limited-time-onlyKit Kat Pumpkin Pie baris the perfect combo of crispy wafers and pumpkin pie-flavored crème.
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And on the side, a staple of Ecuadorean childhood: Amor cookies, thin waffle wafers spackled together with vanilla cream.
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The letter also called for Communion wafers to be delivered by hand instead of onto the tongues of churchgoers.
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Most of them are the familiar sandwich that's over 100 years old: white cream nestled between two chocolate wafers.
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Apple uses epi-wafers to power iPhone X features like Face ID and Animoji, and in its AirPod headphones.
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Then it is drawn into cylinders about two metres long and 30cm across before being sliced into circular wafers.
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The company also said then that it supplies epitaxial wafers to multiple chip companies, some of which supply Huawei.
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Upon devouring the fried potato wafers, and much to the chef's surprise, Vanderbilt heartily congratulated Crum on his feat.
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According to a release from the airline, the maple wafers were specially curated for the company by Byrd Cookie Company.
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Sycamore, measuring about 10 mm (0.39 inch) across, is made using aluminum and indium parts sandwiched between two silicon wafers.
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Richard Byrd included 2 1/2 tons of wafers on a supply list for a two-year expedition in Antarctica.
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Jourgensen became good friends with Burroughs after solving the old man's raccoon problem by suggesting he feed them methadone wafers.
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Then she had chicken fingers and coke for lunch, plus Cheez-Its, vanilla wafers and raisins throughout the car ride.
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In the first place, silicon carbide wafers are widely used in commercial electronics that operate at high voltages or temperatures.
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Then, you simply spread the stuff in between layers of Nilla wafers and banana slices in a large glass bowl.
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Based on prior agreements, Micron will sell 3D XPoint memory wafers to Intel for up to a year after close.
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Other carriers soon caught on and started offering complimentary peanuts; over time, different options like pretzels and wafers became popular.
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We also run a bakery that produces communion wafers, while some of the sisters do keep the garden looking nice.
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WATCH: Five-Ingredient Chocolate-Pecan Macaroons When the sweet filling is eaten with the chocolate wafers, another thought crossed our mind.
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This polysilicon, known as electronic-grade, is destined to be made into the wafers that serve as the canvases for microchips.
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Sumco Corp, a manufacturer of silicon wafers used in semiconductors, sank 2106.2400% after its operating profit fell 18.4% in Jan-June.
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Sumco Corp, a manufacturer of silicon wafers used in semiconductors, sank 9.2% after its operating profit fell 18.4% in Jan-June.
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The new cookie maintains its traditional crunchy, chocolate wafers but the flavored crème is where the Swedish Fish taste comes in.
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The wafers are then cut into tiny, unbelievably thin quadrangular chips—computer chips, the brains inside your mobile phone or laptop.
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Using a hand mixer or whisk, gently beat the cream until stiff peaks form, then stir in the 'nilla wafers. 2.
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Among the issues: metal shavings inside some inflator parts; improperly welded inflator casings; bad propellant wafers, and bent or damaged parts.
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John Philis runs Lexington Candy Shop, a diner that sells candy including Necco Wafers on New York City's Upper East Side.
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The basics: SkyWater has about 500 employees cranking out about 10,000 chip wafers per month at the Bloomington facility in Minnesota.
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On a coffee table was a silver tray filled with dishes of macadamia nuts, malt balls, mini-Snickers, and sugary wafers.
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Despite the negative reactions on social media, sales of Necco wafers actually increased following initial reports of the company&aposs possible closure.
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IQE said it supplies epitaxial wafers to multiple chip companies, some of whom supply Huawei, adding that it had engaged with customers.
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Restaurants serve Dutch specialties such as raw herring, stroopwaffles (filled waffle-shaped wafers), poffertjes (miniature pancakes) and bitterballen (deep-fried meat croquettes).
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He hands me a stupidly thick,saffron ice cream sandwich, rolled with pistachios and nestled between his housemade "Mashti Wafers," and smiles.
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A parade of Carhartt coveralls and neon safety vests formed in the aisles for communion, the white wafers glinting between calloused hands.
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Such lack of effort, we decided, was hardly worthy of a Milky Way bar, let alone a full pack of Necco Wafers.
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Coal-black cocoa wafers, dry and crumbly on their own, are layered with vanilla whipped cream and put in the fridge overnight.
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They are then broken from their natal wafers like squares of chocolate from a bar, and packaged individually in plastic and metal.
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She helped craft a recipe for quinoa Communion wafers and had them delivered to Pope Francis when he passed through La Paz.
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Pepperidge Farm Milano Nothing said maturity to a school-aged kid more than showing up at lunchtime with these vaguely European wafers.
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Some people offered to pay surge prices for wafers, and one woman offered her car in exchange for a shipment, he said.
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I had to buy my own pill cutter and slice the little wafers into fourths in order to taper off over several months.
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Our parents and godparents were somewhere behind us as we put the wafers in our mouths, shoes pinching and veils pinned in tightly.
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The chocolate wafers are not only infused with warm flavors, but they also come in adorable green packaging made to look like elves.
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The Advano factory uses a chemical process to grind the wafers down into highly engineered nanoparticles that can be used for battery anodes.
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Take China, where the snack manufacturer successfully rolled out an Oreo campaign and entered the wafers segment that connected with the local customer.
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DE) is in early talks with Chinese suitors interested in taking a stake in the German chemical group's silicon wafers unit Siltronic (WAFGn.
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The Oreo 'Bong Bong' was a warm brownie made with Oreo wafers and topped with homemade vanilla gelato, chocolate sauce, caramel, and almonds.
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The Dutch invented stroopwafels in the late 1700s or early 1800s, sandwiching a thin layer of caramel syrup between two slim crispy wafers.
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But apparently, just what type of bread (or more typically, wafers) can be transubstantiated required clarification in the era of gluten-free food.
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He led a research team that sought to embed transistors on wafers of silicon, a low-heat conducting element commonly found in sand.
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Aixtron sells its equipment, which is used to deposit chemical layers on silicon wafers, mainly to makers of LED (light-emitting diode) chips.
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Siltronic, which makes silicon wafers for semiconductor components, is also joining the index following a 192 percent rise in its shares this year.
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I have a black pair and they don't look as awkward as AirPods, simply appearing as little round wafers sitting in each ear.
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He led a research team that sought to embed transistors on wafers of silicon, a low-heat-conducting element commonly found in sand.
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Cool completely, then transfer 3/4 of them to a food processor with 7 ounces of the 'Nilla wafers and pulse until fine.
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They produce wafers in cutting edge (for the industry) machines capable of embossing them with little symbols and aggressively market them to churches.
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Leading Edge Crystal Technologies, which was spun out of Applied Materials, is developing cheaper, more efficient, and longer-lasting wafers for solar panels.
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Indeed Strasbourg is said to be the birthplace of the first decorated tree, in 1605, adorned then with roses, apples, wafers and sweets.
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The Hostess Cupcake-inspired cookie packs the classic Oreo wafers with rich chocolate frosting and a dollop of vanilla cream in the center.
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Communion wafers and other unleavened bread cannot be made from rice, potato or other wheat substitutes that are completely free of the protein.
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IQE, which makes semiconductor wafers for chips used in Apple Inc products among others, is also suffering from a global slowdown in demand.
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The new treats come with a dark chocolate creme—"made with real cocoa" as touted on the packaging—sandwiched between their classic chocolate wafers.
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Researchers at ETH Zurich, CalTech, and École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne introduced vibrations with an ultrasound machine to a checkerboard of connected silicon wafers.
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These are then sliced into standard-sized wafers, 300mm across, and sent to a chip factory, or "fab", perhaps in Taiwan or South Korea.
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Chicken fingers and a coke served as her lunch, and she also snacked on Cheez-It crackers, vanilla wafers and raisins throughout the ride.
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Fabs like TSMC take standard-sized silicon wafers and divide them into individual chips by using light to etch the transistors into the chip.
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Fronds of seaweed poked out of a construction of egg white wafers and squid in rice crackers that stood in for a coral reef.
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Advantest rose 1.0 percent, Hitachi Ltd added 1.3 percent and Shin-Etsu Chemical Co, a top maker of semiconductor silicon wafers, leapt 1.4 percent.
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Most of the few orders that still make altar breads serve one or two hundred parishes each and produce about 100,000 wafers a month.
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They make up to eight million wafers a month—while Cavanagh can produce up to 25 million a week with a similar sized staff.
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But of course nothing will ever substitute for the feeling of holding your own child's hand or the crunch of those brown-butter wafers.
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Trilobites Tiny sensors with tinier legs, stamped out of silicon wafers, could one day soon help fix your cellphone battery or study your brain.
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CATANIA, Italy — The enormous glass building on the outskirts of this Sicilian city had been intended for making silicon wafers for flash memory chips.
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The company, which manufactures Necco Wafers and Sweethearts candies, announced in March that it would be forced to close if a buyer didn't come forward.
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As news of the potential closure spread, fans of Necco Wafers and other Necco brands such as Sweethearts, Mary Janes, and Clark Bars, freaked out.
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Pulverized wafers cookies — usually vanilla and occasionally chocolate — are the standard, because their dry, crunchy texture allows them to absorb the maximum amount of rum.
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As we load the tracks, the Marines swap little pieces of M.R.E. cake and placed them gently in their mouths like priests placing communion wafers.
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These crisp, sugar-dusted wafers from the Seville region are made with olive oil and come in flavors like orange, cinnamon or anise and sesame.
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A worker monitoring the automated material handling system as it carried wafers of memory chips at the IM Flash plant in Lehi, Utah, last month.
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A history of Necco published by Eater's Daniela Galarza in 2015 notes that the company has always been known for candy recipes that prioritize form and function over flavor: Necco Wafers were shipped to battlefields during the Spanish-American War and during World War I. In 1917, the U.S. government bought one entire year's production of Necco Wafers and packed them into soldiers' ration packs.
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Here are some examples: Aixtron is the primary supplier of the deposition tools used for manufacturing the epitaxial wafers on which the lasers are built; IQE uses these tools to manufacturer the wafers that are supplied to the laser manufacturers; WIN Semiconductors manufactures the lasers on the wafers; Himax is collaborating with Qualcomm to make a 3D camera system for the China Android phones and uses the same laser supplier as Apple; ams AG supplies advanced optics to project the laser light onto the subject; STMicro supplies the image sensors to process the reflected laser light from the subject; and finally, LG Innotek combines all the components into a module.
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Ellwanger said the company has capacity for 1.6 billion wafers a year but would need more operational capacity towards the end of 2018 and into 2019.
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The firm is targeting a monthly capacity of 100,000 wafers in phase one of the development which will cost $10 billion and is located in Nanjing.
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It has worked out that growing proteins in animal cells, at massive scale in ultra-clean factories, is quite similar to "growing" circuits on silicon wafers.
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It found, among other things, that the local version of Manner wafers was less crunchy and the domestic Nutella not as mellow as the Austrian counterpart.
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Wafers are circles and chips are squares, and so there is some basic geometry involved in subdividing that circle into a clear array of individual chips.
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I kept snack spending to a minimum by packing Tatranky bars, old-fashioned chocolate-covered wafers, that cost me five to 10 koruny at the supermarket.
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It's two crispy layers of communion-thin coconut wafers sandwiching vanilla ice cream, topped with warm brûléed bananas and encircled by two sauces, vanilla and caramel.
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TowerJazz is increasing output by 75 percent, or 6,000 more wafers per month, at its California plant for silicon germanium used in high-speed data transfer.
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I woke up about an hour later, had some airline "maple wafers" (10/10 recommend), hot tea, and read my book for the rest of the flight.
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The nanotubes are "grown" on silicon wafers the size of a quarter and intense heat in a vacuum chamber, in a process known as chemical vapor deposition.
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TAIPEI, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co said some wafers made in Tainan have been damaged following Saturday's earthquake and that some customers may be affected.
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Researchers would manipulate the defects in these wafers with a laser to generate an electron spin state and produce a photon that is entangled with the electron.
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This didn't stop her from her hilarious decision to serve plain Lay's and Nilla Wafers for Team Instinct (who this reporter feels deserve nothing but flavorless food).
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This recipe from the ByronTalbott YouTube channel shows you how you can build your own mint ice cream sandwiches and even make the chocolate wafers from scratch.
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Instead of adding food coloring to melted white chocolate wafers, you already have baking morsels that are the perfect hue for these quirky recipes that kids love!
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They aren't particularly good: the wafers are rather sandy — not crisp, as promised on the iconic yellow packaging — and the imitation vanilla-flavored cream filling is cloying.
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Mr. Krishnamoorthi's mother-in-law will have deep-fried Indian snacks like spiral-shaped murukku and savory wafers called thattai shipped to his house in Schaumburg, Ill.
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In addition, Shrek has been the face of hundreds of food products, including Shrek Ogre O's Cereal, Keebler's Shrek Mini-Vanilla Wafers, McDonald's Happy Meals, and M&Ms.
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Items such as irregular wafers or leftover polysilicon crumbs, which tech companies were accustomed to either selling for peanuts or tossing into the trash, became sought-after commodities.
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Copper foils for printed circuit boards, silicon wafers to make chips, resin to package them—for many components Japan was the home of the biggest, sometimes only, supplier.
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The packaging may look like they are made with the traditional golden vanilla wafers but they actually feature a brand new cookie made to taste like carrot cake.
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To ensure the wafers don't get contaminated during manufacture, many of the tools used to move and manipulate them are, like the crucibles, made from high‑purity quartz.
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Sure, on paper, there's nothing spectacular about chocolate-coated wafers; Kit Kats are simple candies, not nearly as gaudy as some of their peanut-peppered, caramel-oozing brethren.
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For the uninitiated, I think a munchie mashup is when you're really stoned, very hungry, and find yourself eating stale Nilla wafers dipped in Yoplait, sprinkled with chocolate chips.
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He found a job at a plant that refurbished old silicon wafers for the Chinese solar industry—a gig that taught him the fundamentals of the used silicon business.
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The company, which makes semiconductor wafers for chips used in Apple Inc, on Tuesday outlined a handful of new supply chains in Asia from which it expects significant orders.
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Christle and his colleagues also think they can generate far more photons from each spin state created in the silicon wafers compared to spin states generated in diamond defects.
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They're also responsible for some of the weirdest candy found in your Trick-Or-Treat bags, including Mary Janes, Candy Buttons, Mighty Malts, Necco Wafers, and Banana Split chews.
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A passerby with a camera recorded a seagull in South Shields, England, robbing a store of a bag of chips (or "crispos/salty flat wafers" as the Brits say).
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She would divide a package of cookies into two piles: one of intact, sandwiched cookies and the other of plain wafers with the vanilla-flavored cream cleanly scraped off.
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In a process reminiscent of high school art class, the wafers are screen printed with chemical inks on each side in an automated sequence and then fired in kilns.
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For three generations Smarties candies have been a favorite among Halloween trick-or-treaters who love the pastel-colored wafers that are even good for some allergen-sensitive children.
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The European Union extended anti-dumping and anti-subsidy measures for Chinese solar panels, wafers and cells by 18 months in March 2017, signaling that they should then end.
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It was one of the oldest candy companies in the United States, and its famous Necco Wafers — sugary disks that were first manufactured during the 1800s — could travel so well that they were shipped to American troops overseas during World War II. Sweethearts appeared around the turn of the 20th century, and in the decades since, Wafers and Sweethearts (which were made from similar, but not identical, ingredients) have earned reputations as quintessential American candies.
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In the fourth quarter of 2017 alone, the company will purchase 10 times more VCSEL wafers than the entire VCSEL production in the world during the fourth quarter of 15776383.
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Barbecue sauce can have 29 grams of sugar -- or 225 teaspoons in a 103-tablespoon serving -- more sugar than the amount in four chocolate chip cookies or eight sugar wafers.
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Not only will the limited-edition cookies come in glow-in-the-dark packaging (complete with anniversary stickers!), the wafers themselves will be stamped with three fun, lunar-themed designs.
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The business that gave Silicon Valley its name — making microchips out of wafers pressed from the abundant crystalline element known as silicon — still matters a lot to the tech industry.
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HE, said on Friday that it had received a takeover offer from China's National Silicon Industry Group (NSIG) for the maker of silicon wafers used in semiconductors and analog circuits.
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This involves hay scattered on the floor (to evoke the nativity), wafers broken before the meal and 12 dishes including carp, herring, pierogi, mushrooms, beetroot soup and poppy-seed cake.
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FRANKFURT, April 10 (Reuters) - Siltronic, a German maker of silicon wafers used in semiconductor chips, said operating profit would drop significantly this year, sending shares down 8.5 pct on Wednesday.
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As a result of the deadly earthquake and tsunami in Japan, at least a quarter of the world's production of silicon wafers that are used for making semiconductors was halted.
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Why then make such a massive chip, which as we discussed back in August, has huge engineering requirements to operate compared to smaller chips that have better yield from wafers.
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At the monthly Masses that were part of the curriculum, that meant grape juice and stale wafers were offered to pimpled, dorky teenagers as the blood and body of Christ.
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He bought from scavengers who sifted through Silicon Valley dumpsters, for example, or warehouse workers who'd commandeered loads of remaindered solar cells or tainted wafers that had been marked for disposal.
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Capital spending will be elevated again in fiscal 2017, driven by the completion of campus construction and replacing 6-inch with 8-inch wafers in the company's Fort Collins fabrication facility.
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IQE, which makes semiconductor wafers for chips used in Apple products among others, said less than 5% of its financial year 2019 revenue was exposed to risk from the Huawei issue.
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As detailed in the physics journal Physical Review X, Christle and his colleagues used atomic imperfections in silicon carbide wafers—a material commonly found in everyday electronic devices—to entangle particles.
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Several years later, Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel, wrote that the number of transistors that could be etched into silicon wafers would double at regular intervals for the foreseeable future.
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Ahead of Easter celebrations, a church in Colombia donated 250,403 wafers to Venezuela's Catholic Church, which has struggled to buy its own because a shortage of flour, according to news reports.
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A number of Taiwanese companies are also manufacturing epi-wafers, with HLJ Technology's shares doubling since December, when it was reported by industry publication Digitimes that the company would supply Apple.
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Barletta will lead the American Italian Food Coalition (AIFC), a consortium of companies seeking to protect Italian pasta, coffee, biscuits and wafers from U.S. tariff policies, the Times Leader first reported.
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Cerebras has pushed this approach to the limit: its chip is the biggest that can be cut from the largest available wafers, the round sheets of silicon onto which transistors are etched.
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By the middle of the next decade more than half of its power semiconductors will be manufactured on 300 mm wafers in Dresden, Germany, and the factory in Villach, Austria, Infineon said.
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Under the deal, from the start of production at the facility TowerJazz will be entitled to a capacity allocation of up to 50 percent of the targeted 40,000 wafers per month capacity.
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South Korea's top imports from Japan by value last year were semiconductor components and equipment ranging from silicon wafers to chip etching machines, according to data provided by Korea International Trade Association.
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A lawsuit accuses Nestle of violating the rights of Atari by using without permission the classic 1970s video game "Breakout" in a new marketing campaign for its Kit Kat chocolate-covered wafers.
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The defects in the silicon carbide wafers used by Christle and his colleagues consisted of a missing atom in the material, which caused atoms adjacent to this defect to rearrange their electrons.
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Siltronic has a 230.8% percent share of the global market for silicon wafers, ranking it fourth out of the five leading producers that between them account for nine-tenths of global production.
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It claims the No.22015 spot in the production of large-diameter 30.8 mm wafers used in the latest applications, and supplies the top 225 chipmakers including Intel, Samsung Electronics and TSMC.
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Sesame plants arrived with Africans in the American South, where the Bantu word "benne" is still used for the seeds — and where benne wafers, melting little savory crackers, are a classic recipe.
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It's easy to understand concerns about communion, with long lines of people being served by the same small group of ministers, eating from the same loaf of bread or plateful of wafers.
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Chairs faced center court in neat rows, the marching band played hymns, and the bleachers held the wafers and wine for the students selected to bring it up to consecrate into the Eucharist.
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According to his rule of thumb, known as Moore's law, processing power doubles roughly every two years as smaller transistors are packed ever more tightly onto silicon wafers, boosting performance and reducing costs.
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The investment will enable the memory chip supplier to increase its total production capacity to 68,000 wafers per month and boost its annual revenue by T$20 billion from as early as 2018.
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"You, as the manufacturer, have to find a way to boost sales," said Sam Chee Wah, general manager at Feinmetall Singapore, whose products are used for testing semiconductor wafers, a component in microchips.
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Korean chipmakers are now asking Japanese suppliers to front-load shipments of materials Japan has large market shares of, from silicon wafers to polishing slurries, for fear of further restrictions, the sources said.
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Also, in July, the airline started serving bags of maple wafers from Byrd's Cookie Company, a fourth-generation, family-owned enterprise from Savannah, Ga., as its free economy class snack on morning flights.
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The thin and crispy wafers are made with brown sugar and maple syrup and are a variation on a recipe from the South that Mr. Repella said dates back more than 300 years.
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A long-running legal battle between global chocolate giants over the shape of KitKat finger wafers was sent back to the EU's trademark office on Wednesday after judges dismissed appeals by both companies.
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Tariffs of 25% will apply to selected products from those countries, including British whisky, sweaters and pajamas, German coffee and tools such as screwdrivers and German or British biscuits, wafers and printed books.
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IQE rival Siltronic, a German maker of wafers used to make silicon chips, issued its second profit warning in two months on Tuesday, another victim of the U.S. crackdown on exports to China.
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The sale is not a surprise: "Necco wafers have been around since before the Civil War — and plenty of detractors would argue they taste like it, too," the Wall Street Journal wrote in April.
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Cannabis aficionados everywhere may finally get their wish as Oreo-maker Mondelez eyes adding CBD-infused snacks to its product line, which includes Chips Ahoy cookies, Cadbury chocolate, Nilla Wafers and Nutter Butter cookies.
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IQE Plc, which makes semiconductor wafers for chips, slumped 24.8% on its worst day since November after warning annual revenue would be lower than expected because U.S. restrictions on China's Huawei are affecting orders.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), the world's largest contract chipmaker and supplier to Apple Inc , said some wafers made in Tainan had been damaged, affecting no more than 1 percent of first-quarter shipments.
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Rising costs for wafers were a concern as Infineon ramps up production at its 300 mm facility in eastern Germany which is now expected to reach full capacity by the turn of the decade.
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FRANKFURT, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Wacher Chemie is in early talks with Chinese suitors interested in taking a stake in the German chemical group's silicon wafers unit Siltronic , three people familiar with the matter said.
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Some of the other pastries she makes at Winsome include savory butternut squash-stuffed baked samosas with a curry crust, spelt blueberry muffins, coconut wafers, brûléed caramel rye brownies, and buckwheat ginger oat cookies.
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Closely related companies, Win Semiconductor which manufactures the lasers for Lumentum trades at 23 times 2018 earnings and IQE which supplies the epitaxial wafers on which these lasers are manufactured trades at 38 times.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - A long-running legal battle between global chocolate giants over the shape of KitKat finger wafers was sent back to the EU's trademark office on Wednesday after judges dismissed appeals by both companies.
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For Feinmetall Singapore, whose products are used for testing semiconductor wafers, grants covered about two thirds of the $100,13 cost of a needle-bending machine it needed to help overcome an island-wide labor shortage.
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Instead of trying to compete with high-volume producers such as China or Malaysia, Singapore has shifted to higher-end products, said Jagadish C.V., head of Systems on Silicon Manufacturing, another firm making semiconductor wafers.
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Xing tells TechCrunch that the biggest challenge they faced was that most microfabrication processes used to make microfluidic devices, including photolithography and laser cutting, were developed for rigid substrates such as silicon wafers and glass.
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InVisage not only developed the technology, but the physical materials to implement the tech, with a dedicated foundry in Taiwan that made the QuantumFilm solution, wafers to overlay on chips, and full image sensor chips.
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Cannabis aficionados everywhere may finally get their wish as Oreo-maker Mondelez eyes adding CBD-infused snacks to its product line, which includes Chips Ahoy cookies, Cadbury chocolate, Nilla Wafers and Nutter Butter cookies. (CNBC)
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Sales of wafers, which make up most of IQE's revenue, rose 28.2 percent to 22016 million pounds last year, while the gross margin on wafer sales climbed to 12443 percent from 21244 percent in 21.
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The company, which makes semiconductor wafers for chips used in Apple products among others, issued the revenue warning as U.S. restrictions on Huawei caused more order delays and several of its chip customers slashed forecasts.
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He said the production of silicon wafers - a key solar component - rose 39 percent year-on-year to 50 GW in the first half, with solar module output rising to 39 GW, up 22 percent.
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Toyofuku currypan shop is on a food vendor street by the busy tourist hotspot of Asakusa temple, nestled between stores selling menchi katsu (crumbed and fried mince patties) and ice-cream filled monaka (traditional wafers).
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Because while the crème brûlée might be going in the garbage, we have our organic vanilla wafers and our Back to Nature 'Oreo' cookies and we have some cream we were going to use anyways.
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Candy speculators and fans of Necco Wafers are hoarding the 171-year-old sweet that's been likened to chalk, in the event that Necco products are discontinued forever in the next month and a half.
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"It's cool to have your name on confectionery," said Shiho Sudo, 20, in a KitKat boutique in Tokyo, holding a trio of white chocolate wafers with her name and birthday printed in gold-colored letters.
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The banana pudding made me feel like an 8-year-old back at my babysitter's house — sweet, creamy pudding with big chunks of banana, mixed with crumbled up Nilla wafers and topped with Cool Whip.
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Because no matter the incarnation — whether mozzarella sticks, cheese curds or those thin wafers of grated Parmesan or Asiago called frico — there are few things more deliciously craveable than a bite of molten fried cheese.
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Jennie and Jonathan Groff, a couple who own the Stroopie Co., which bakes Dutch stroopwafels — thick wafers stuffed with caramel — not only employ refugees but also host English classes in their bakery, Lancaster Sweet Shoppe.
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Sophisticated equipment is necessary to deposit and etch microscopic layers of material on silicon wafers, which are then cut and packaged into the microprocessors that run personal computers, servers, smartphones and, increasingly, other electronic devices.
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The company, which is known for its Kopiko candies and Beng Beng wafers, is benefiting from lower raw material costs as imports have become cheaper due to the stabilisation of the Indonesian currency, Lesmana said.
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Linton Crystal Technologies, a firm based in Rochester, makes specialized furnaces used to grow silicon tubes, which are cut into wafers for semiconductors and solar panels that are sold to customers all over the world.
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Within the context of a solid demand environment, Fitch's expectations for higher utilization rates for TI's 0003 millimeter (mm) wafers should support elevated non-GAAP gross profit margins above 60% through at least the near-term.
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As audio technology and voice controlled devices become more ubiquitous, manufacturers are hoping to turn to higher performance MEMS (micro-electro mechanical systems) microphones that use acoustic sensors made on semiconductor production lines using silicon wafers.
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Lumentum is the main supplier of the Face ID technology in the latest generation of iPhones, and IQE supplies wafers or thin layers of silicon-based material used in making computing chips to the U.S. company.
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These are the six types of candy included in the Halloween Box: Orange Toffee (Spain)Pineapple Salt Candy (Thailand)Milky Splash Toffee (Ukraine)Strawberry Popping Chocolate (Italy)Sour Grape Chewy Candy (Colombia)Milk Chocolate Wafers (Greece)
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To ameliorate this, Zaiyu Hasegawa, the chef of Den, a modern kaiseki spot that opened in 2008 in Tokyo, begins each meal with monaka, an everyday Japanese treat of adzuki bean paste smeared between mochi wafers.
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Some passengers took to social media to complain when United in June dropped Dutch treat stroopwafels, two thin wafers bound by a caramel syrup, as a morning snack on domestic flights in favor of maple cookies.
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According to Atlas Obscura, women would munch on arsenic wafers to get the pale look of a dying person and put poisonous belladonna drops in their eyes, so their pupils would dilate and their eyes would water.
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The curbs apply to three materials where Japan is dominant: photoresists, used to transfer circuit patterns onto semiconductor wafers; hydrogen fluoride, used as an etching gas in the chipmaking process and fluorinated polyimides, used in smartphone displays.
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In a shop named "White & Red", green-grey carp glistened in ice boxes; shelves groaned with pierogi (dumplings) and bottles of bison-grass vodka; piles of sachets variously containing hay and communion wafers teetered by the till.
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Hitachi Kokusai, which manufactures equipment that forms thin films on wafers so that circuits can be printed on semiconductors, last month lifted its full-year net income forecast by 37 percent to 19.9 billion yen ($179 million).
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They used a special technique they developed called "color-contoning," which involves using a 3D printer and 10 different transparent inks stacked in very thin layers, much like the wafers and chocolate in a Kit-Kat bar.
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Japan has tightened curbs on exports of three chipmaking materials - fluorinated polyimides, used in smartphone displays; photoresists, used to transfer circuit patterns on to semiconductor wafers; and hydrogen fluoride, used as an etching gas when making chips.
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Barely 2-1/2 years after breaking ground on a 12-inch wafer plant in China, Nexchip, a joint venture between the Chinese city of Hefei and Taiwan DRAM maker Powerchip, started producing 8,000 wafers a month.
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Last year, she and chef Lisa White (of Domenica and Pizza Domenica) opened Willa Jean, a laid-back bakery café serving everything from avocado toast to crawfish étouffée to banana pudding—with house-made Nilla wafers, naturally.
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The Milky Splash Toffee was a too sweet and rich for my taste, but I liked the Milk Chocolate Wafers (somewhat like a Loacker wafer), and I loved the Strawberry Popping Chocolate and Sour Grape Chewy Candy.
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FRANKFURT, June 21 (Reuters) - Siltronic, a German maker of wafers used to make silicon chips, became the latest firm in the semiconductor industry to warn that U.S. restrictions on exports to China would hit sales and profitability.
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Whitmer said that "candy taste" of e-cigarettes with flavors like "Fruit Loops, Fanta and Nilla wafers" is what is enticing kids and has led to a 20 percent increase in teen vaping between 2017 and 2018.
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The Wall Street Journal reported other targeted items included copper, logs, textiles, chemicals, pigments, fishing gear, sporting equipment, Christmas supplies, furniture, upright pianos, tires, condoms, engines, juices, gin, sparkling wine, nonalcoholic beer, communion wafers and bottled water.
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The Dresden 'fab', Bosch's largest single investment, will use wafers with a diameter of 11.23 mm - making it possible to cram more chips onto a single wafer than existing production methods using diameters of 150-200 mm.
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We walk about a mile to the Target and get grape tomatoes, a few heads of broccoli, three cans of beans, small shell pasta, diced tomatoes, coffee creamer, milk, Gardein chicken strips, vanilla wafers, and ground pork.
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The collection itself had slightly kiddie air, what with its blowzy and oversize proportions; its Necco Wafers palette; its childlike florals; and the costume trunk playfulness of barely post-adolescent boys wearing jackets over tunics or skirts.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli chipmaker TowerJazz is linking up with Tacoma Semiconductor Technology Co to establish a fabrication plant in Nanjing, China to make 8-inch wide wafers, as it seeks a foothold in the world's second-largest economy.
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The final benefit of using silicon carbide wafers to generate entangled photons is the length of time the quantum spin state can be maintained in the defect, which is essentially measuring how long the defect can store information.
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"Damage to wafers in progress remains under assessment, but TSMC's initial estimate is that more than 95 percent of the tools can be fully restored to normal in two to three days," the chipmaker said in a statement.
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Necco Sweethearts' origins date back to the Civil War era—and, as some would argue, they taste like it too—when the New England Confectionery Company launched what would become their signature Necco Wafers, the precursor to Sweethearts.
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It also can't hurt that they're able to produce for Protestants in dedicated machines and sell wafers not just to religious organizations, but also to people who eat hosts as snacks, which is apparently a thing in Quebec.
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It turns silicon wafers into chips in some of the world's most sophisticated factories — sites that cost $5 billion to $10 billion each — and employs an army of chemical engineers, physicists, system architects, chip designers and computer programmers.
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There are archconservatives within the church who oppose the changes made since then, like having priests celebrate Mass in languages other than Latin and allowing them to place communion wafers in parishioners' hands rather than on their tongues.
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The Chinese firm has been working to open a giant $5.7 billion chip factory in October to produce 60,000 semiconductor wafers per month in its first stage of production, and 120,000 in its second stage, according to domestic media.
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The cookies are rumored to be the traditional chocolate wafers and vanilla cream, but with GoT designs modeled after the show's White Walkers, House Lannister, House Targaryen, and House Stark, though Oreo could not confirm those details just yet.
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" It's been trudging along since 1847, giving Americans an endless supply of those namesake Necco Wafers, those weakly flavored tablets that are like Tums without the antacid capabilities, among other confestions such as "Slap Stix" and "Squirrel Nut Zippers.
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A Westerosi take on the iconic cookie, Game of Thrones Oreos will have the same chocolate wafers and sweet vanilla cream that you know and love, but will be embossed with four unique designs that fans will instantly recognize.
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CONTINGENCY PLANS Japan has tightened curbs on exports of three chipmaking materials - fluorinated polyimides, used in smartphone displays; photoresists, used to transfer circuit patterns on to semiconductor wafers; and hydrogen fluoride, used as an etching gas when making chips.
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For the last several decades, engineers have been able to squeeze more and more transistors onto smaller and smaller silicon wafers — an Intel chip today now squeezes more than 1 billion transistors on a millimeter-sized piece of silicon.
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Though they're on the pricier side (currently starting at $14.91 for 9 bars on Amazon), the wafers have a 4.6-star average customer rating on Amazon, and Optimum Nutrition puts meticulous care into keeping their products free from contaminants.Specs
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Aligned Carbon Tagline: Next 6503x computing revolution using carbon nanotube Describes itself as: Aligned Carbon is the first company to sell carbon nanotube wafers in a way that seamlessly fit into the nanofabrication requirements of the integrated circuit industry.
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IQE, which makes semiconductor wafers for chips used in Apple products among others, said full-year adjusted core profit fell 29 percent to 26.4 million pounds in 2018, below its forecast in January of at least 27.5 million pounds.
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I made whatever I wanted and called it traditional: chocolate refrigerator cake prepared with smuggled-in Nabisco wafers smothered in whipped cream; sour-cream apple pie made from an approximation of the recipe in the Little Pie Company cookbook.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Roman Catholic authorities in Jerusalem have instructed their priests to give communion by hand only, rather than placing the wafers on worshippers' tongues, and to empty holy water fonts - as precautions against the spread of the coronavirus.
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Bucking the overall weakness, SUMCO Corp jumped 7.0% after the semiconductor silicon wafer maker projected its operating profit for the January-March quarter to fall by 54.6% year-on-year but said supply-demand conditions for 200mm wafers are tightening.
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IQE's core business is the manufacture of compound semiconductor wafers or "epiwafers" using a process called epitaxy, the first stage in the process of manufacturing the critical components in a wide range of devices including mobile handsets, solar cells and LEDs.
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The Optimum Nutrition High Protein Wafer Bars are our top pick because the company goes easy on artificial sweeteners and has a strong commitment to food safety — and the wafers taste so good you won't notice you're eating a protein product.
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Tech research firm TrendForce said in a report that a nitrogen gas dispensing system malfunction had led to the contamination of wafers and equipment in one of Micron's facilities near central Taiwan and that some output had to be scrapped.
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Food trend expert Kara Nielsen attributed the growing popularity of the wafers to an interest in global "authentic" foods — particularly from millennials, who travel more than any previous generation — and a flavor that's comfortable for Americans despite its Dutch name.
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In just a few years, the maker of silicon "wafers" for solar cells has transformed itself into the world's fastest growing renewable energy developer, taking on projects as small as a family home or as big as a desert solar array.
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IQE, which makes semiconductor wafers for chips used in Apple Inc products among others, had warned last month that 2019 revenue would miss forecasts, blaming a bigger-than-expected hit on the industry's supply chain from U.S. restrictions on China's Huawei.
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Located in Nanjing, China, the planned capacity of the new plant will be 20,000 12-inch wafers per month and includes the construction of a design service center, TSMC has said, adding production will begin in the second half of 2018.
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They have used detailed sign-up sheets to ensure that at least one person was in the church at all times, had communion wafers secretly consecrated by sympathetic priests, and held weekly services led entirely by lay members of the congregation.
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However, after years of decline, Europe's $280 billion electronics industry is finally recovering, with Germany's Infineon last month announcing it would build a 1.6 billion euro plant in Villach, Austria - its second capable of making chips on 300 mm wafers.
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The 14-acre facility, with its 80,000-square-foot cleanroom, uses an older generation of manufacturing with thicker wiring and smaller wafers, but this has benefits that commercial fabs don't — namely the freedom to experiment with new ideas and manufacturing processes.
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The company, which supplies wafers, or thin layers of silicon-based material used in making computing chips, had warned in November of a drop in orders in the last quarter at one of its largest customers for 3D sensing laser diodes.
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United is serving its morning passengers maple wafers — bags of crunchy little cookies from a family-owned Atlanta bakery that were a nice touch on a recent flight to Burlington, Vt. Delta is serving a small-batch pretzel mix, above.
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IQE Plc, which makes semiconductor wafers for chips, slumped 37.2% and was on course for its worst day on record after warning annual revenue would be lower-than-expected because of U.S. restrictions on China's Huawei, which is affecting orders.
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JERUSALEM, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Roman Catholic authorities in Jerusalem have instructed their priests to give communion by hand only, rather than placing the wafers on worshippers' tongues, and to empty holy water fonts - as precautions against the spread of the coronavirus.
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The plant will become the firm's second facility after one in the east German city of Dresden that can make power chips on 300 millimeter-diameter wafers - a large, thin, format where Infineon claims a technology and cost lead over its competitors.
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IQE, which makes semiconductor wafers for chips used in Apple Inc products among others, now expects revenue in the range of 140 million pounds to 160 million pounds for the financial year 2019, compared to consensus estimates of 175 million pounds ($221.97 million).
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I get chicken thighs, whole grain mustard, tomatoes, baby lettuce, shredded carrots, avocados, green onions, cave-aged blue cheese (new item!), bacon, eggs, bananas, blueberries, greek yogurt, lemons, garlic, and a pack of the dark chocolate Quadratini wafers (BF and I are addicted).
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The South's top imports from Japan by value last year were semiconductor components and equipment ranging from silicon wafers to chip etching machines, totalling about $11 billion, or nearly a fifth of Japanese imports, data from the Korea International Trade Association shows.
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Necco, makers of candy hearts and their trademark wafers, managed to survive for 150 years until a private equity firm bought it; within ten years it was in bankruptcy, torn asunder by outsized debt and unable to adapt to changing consumer tastes.
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That same day, I found the recipe online and was scandalized to discover the ingredient list includes nothing you won't find at any corner deli: sweetened condensed milk, Nilla wafers, Jell-O vanilla pudding mix, bananas, and cream — so, so much cream.
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The South's top imports from Japan by value last year were semiconductor components and equipment ranging from silicon wafers to chip etching machines, totaling about $11 billion, or nearly a fifth of Japanese imports, data from the Korea International Trade Association shows.
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IQE, which makes semiconductor wafers for chips used in Apple products among others, said revenue fell 9% to 66.7 million pounds, hurt by a weak smartphone handset market, lower demand, international trade tensions and fall in demand from a major laser customer.
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Law enforcement officials said members of Guatemala's Ipala Cartel, a drug trafficking organization named for the city where it is based, shipped large amounts of heroin into the United States, hiding drugs in food, primarily sugar wafers, brownies, soups, lollipops and other candy.
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IQE, which makes semiconductor wafers for chips used in Apple products among others, said revenue fell 9% to 66.7 million pounds, hurt by a weak smartphone handset market, lower demand, international trade tensions and fall in demand from a major laser customer.
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Chetan Nayak, general manager for quantum hardware at Microsoft and a physics professor at UC Santa Barbara, will say only that his group is plugging away, including on materials science techniques needed to place millions of future topological qubits onto silicon wafers.
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With an aim to become "the world's No.1 chipmaker for display drivers," Nexchip plans to build three more 12-inch wafer plants and ramp up its monthly production to 20,000 wafers by 2019, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter.
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The Chapter 216 filing caps SunEdison Chief Executive Officer Ahmad Chatila's seven-year quest to transform a struggling maker of silicon wafers into a renewable energy giant able to capitalize on burgeoning demand for solar and wind energy amid growing concerns about climate change.
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They will say it is mascarpone ice cream with salted caramel sauce and chocolate crumble; or sweet cream ice cream with maple syrup and the remains of some brown-butter wafers; or beer ice cream with pretzels and, I don't know, an espresso reduction.
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At any rate, after the little contretemps with the girl and her dog, I went back in the house, smeared an antibiotic ointment on my forearm, took my tea and a handful of protein wafers to my desk, and sat down at the computer.
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Like a Halloween haul of glimmering treasures with a pale band of Necco Wafers waiting at the bottom, Thor: Ragnarok is an entertaining gem full of treats and surprises that can't quite obscure one sad problem: The film's main villain, Hela, is a disappointment.
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Press the key to unlock the new A8, and you get a first hint of what it has in store: An arc of light spreads from the center to the outer segments of the LED strip, then wraps back to illuminate four ultra-thin OLED wafers.
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With the looming threat of arrest – Deaibes himself was detained twice, and asked endless surreal questions about black cats and whether he pissed on communion wafers—it was inevitable that bands fell apart and metalheads would change their garb for the sake of an easier life.
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Servings: 2-4Prep: 5 minutesTotal:13 minutes for the whipped cream:3/4 cup|165 ml heavy cream1 tablespoon|15 ml coconut extract1 tablespoon|13 grams light brown sugar1 lime, zested1 vanilla bean, seeds scraped6 'nilla wafers for serving:5 oreo cookiesvanilla ice creamrum and coconut granita 1.
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Sister Rita Dohn, also of Starman's order, told the Chicago Tribune in 1999 that marketing around the fact that the company's wafers were untouched by human hands got her "dander up," since she sees the human work and prayer that go into their hosts as integral to their value.
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What Sheehan and Berg learned over the summer—and what they are now putting into practice once again—is that a restaurant is rather like a church: it isn't the building, but the people who make the place (only the food at Xiringuito tastes a lot better than communion wafers).
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As barley contains less gluten than wheat, it works better with foods that don't need to rise much, like biscuits or bread, Mr. Gamoran used the Rise flour for biscotti, crisp shortbread and wafers, which he thought were "400 times better then anything I had put together" in the past.
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Third, your flavor options are so limited if everything has to be red, white, and blue — did you ever stop to think this whole ritual has been orchestrated by Big Cool Whip, Big Blueberry, Big Strawberry, and Big White Chocolate Wafers That Everyone Hates So Why The Heck Do We Eat Them?
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Not even Key lime pies sampled in Florida (or at Steve's Authentic Key Lime Pies in Red Hook, Brooklyn) were more satisfying or elegant than Ms. Cook's version, which is fortified with a hard, buttery crust of vanilla wafers, and a filling that she beats until it's free of any gelatinous texture.
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The company says its VCSEL business currently generates revenue in the "low single-digit millions," but clearly there could be much more demand in the quarters ahead: In the fourth quarter of this year, Apple alone will purchase 10 times more VCSEL wafers than previously manufactured globally over a similar time period.
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Dessert may be banana pudding with dropped halos of vanilla wafers, from the Brooklyn Sweet Spot, a bakery in nearby Fort Greene, where Ms. Bell-Clanton and Ms. Woods live, or a deceptively small rum cake, unstinting on liquor, from the Bakery on Bergen, run by a friend a few blocks away.
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For me, sitting through a sermon on the Book of Revelation still feels strange, but talking afterward — about whether Christianity approves of tough love (yes, in the Prophetic tradition) and why Susan bakes five loaves of buttermilk bread on the Sundays communion is offered (Christ broke bread, not wafers) — feels like home.
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"It is of course very disappointing that a substantial inventory correction in the first half of 2018 and the sudden disruption in a significant supply chain and short-term demand for VCSEL wafers in November materially impacted our expected 2018 revenues and profitability," Chief Executive Officer Drew Nelson said in a statement on Friday.
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Below are some details about the materials targeted, the companies involved, the outlook for further curbs and the row itself: The tighter export curbs target three materials: fluorinated polyimides, used in smartphone displays; photoresists, used to transfer circuit patterns on to semiconductor wafers; and hydrogen fluoride, used as an etching gas when making chips.
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I'd tell you about the sad priest and the football coach, about the communion wafers and the Sacramento real estate, about the sly, jaunty editing rhythms, the oddly apt music choices and the way Ms. Ronan drops down on the grass in front of her house when she receives an important piece of mail.
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Those alien dick dick dildos that lay eggs inside your body are over $150, fucking machines cost hundreds and hundreds of dollars, and those suits that furries wear run into the thousands (Links NSFW.) But luckily, from Hitachi Magic Wands to Bussy Wafers, perverts have a real talent for corrupting things that were created with pure intentions.
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Although they make altar breads for many Christian denominations, they dominate the Roman Catholic Mass market, churning out (according to one oft-reported figure) up to 19903 percent of the hosts used by the Church in the US. It might strike some as odd that intimate, holy objects like sacramental wafers would be mass-produced in a secular facility.
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After nearly a year of arguments, the exhibition — which also included a painting of the Virgin Mary cradling a monkey, and sacramental wafers with words like "vagina" and "penis" written on them in neat cursive — reopened this month in Parque Lage, a public park in Rio de Janeiro that is also home to a renowned art school.
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Their early message wafers had text like "Married in white, you have chosen right," and "Married in satin, love will not be lasting," and were mostly given out at weddings, so I wouldn't exactly call the Chase brothers a pair of feminist allies, but they did correctly latch on to the idea that romance is big money.
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Pictured in this tweet were four of the company's items: Christmas Tree Cakes, conifer-shaped sponges of vanilla dipped in white icing and drizzled with red icing garlands and green sprinkles; the Nutty Buddy, fudge-encased peanut butter wafers; Oatmeal Creme Pies, those coagulated discs of cream sandwiched between two oatmeal cookies; and Honey Buns, glazed spirals of honey and cinnamon pastries.
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There'd be a complete history in the tiny stack of colored wafers: the coats of paint applied when London-born daughters took over from their immigrant fathers, when the first wave of Bangladeshi arrived, the Jews before them, the French — all the way down to the brick itself, made by masons whose factories on the lane gave it its name.
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Cardiff-based IQE produces around 80 percent of the global supply of outsourced "epi-wafers", a type of advanced material used in products from laser hair removal to the 3D-sensing camera in the latest iPhone X. Its share price has risen more than six-fold since mid-2016 as investors bet the company could benefit from a huge contract with Apple.
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In the 1960s, my aunt Annalena kept a small tin in the kitchen cupboard of her Glasgow flat and would bring it out to dispense treats to visiting children — not candies but dulse (Palmaria palmata), red shards of dried seaweed that we would place on our tongues, savoring the mysterious sweet-bacon tang, until they melted away like communion wafers.
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Tibbott preferred tempeh to his previous vegetarian diet of soybean burgers ("they tasted bad") and vanilla wafers, he tells CNBC Make It. He moved to Oregon in 1980 and discovered a vibrant health food scene in Portland that he thought would be the perfect place to start a business selling his homemade tempeh to local grocers and natural foods stores.
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Cardiff-based IQE produces around 80 percent of the global supply of outsourced 'epi-wafers', a type of advanced material used in products from laser hair removal to the 21.1D-sensing camera in the latest iPhone X. However IQE, which has operations in the United States, was hit by tax losses in the country thanks to reforms signed by U.S. President Donald Trump late last year, forcing the firm to take a 22016 million pound ($212.4 million) tax charge in 223.
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