My whole skill, whole existence, this whole existence for all.
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Whole Foods' brands – including 365 Everyday Value, Whole Foods Market, Whole Paws and Whole Catch—will also become available through Amazon.
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Whole wheat, oatmeal, brown rice, whole rye and quinoa are all examples of whole grains.
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Whole Foods Market's healthy and high-quality private label products — including 365 Everyday Value, Whole Foods Market, Whole Paws and Whole Catch — will be available through Amazon.
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A whole lot of diamond necklace, a whole lot of beluga caviar, a whole lot of Instagram followers.
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Household waste contains more whole apples, whole tomatoes, whole avocados, and whole bunches of kale than commercial waste does, a reflection of the fact that amateur grocery shopping is partly aspirational.
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I'm wrapping up this whole thing — this whole show?
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They can't see the whole picture / the whole customer.
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These were whole fruits, not slices, pitted halves or rings, but actual whole plums, whole citrons, whole chestnuts, dipped and dipped and dipped again to create these amber and sapphire and emerald jewels.
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Whole Foods should be renamed Whole Life at this point.
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Whole Foods Market Mochi Bar, available at participating Whole Foods.
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I like the whole ... seeing the whole world, global macroeconomics.
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Whole countries had their whole spirit beaten out of them.
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I MEAN, THIS WHOLE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, THE WHOLE WATSON THING.
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"The whole community loved her, the whole community," added Merrill.
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That's the whole big idea with this whole democracy thing.
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He sees us a whole people, as a whole country.
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Yeah. The whole Trump thing is a whole different animal.
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The whole "culture" or the whole world is irredeemably hostile.
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Foods that are highest in whole grains are whole-oat oatmeal, brown rice, quinoa, popcorn, and whole-wheat bread, pasta or crackers.
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The whole band is dressed head to toe in red, and the whole band has choreographed dance moves throughout the whole set.
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Literally the whole family – the whole family – FaceTimes into True's birth.
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We were working with his whole lab, with his whole team.
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A whole new world Or at least a whole new island.
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A whole lot of drinking and a whole lot of brawling.
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It was a whole new journey and a whole new story.
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Aladdin is a whole new world with a whole new cast.
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That's kind of their whole existence—we are their whole existence.
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They could have a whole other job, a whole other life.
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Amazon: We're lowering Whole Foods prices No more whole paycheck jokes!
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He sees us as a whole people, as a whole country.
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His voice is his whole thing, his whole bag of tricks.
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Two halves don't make a whole, two wholes make a whole.
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It's representative of the whole ecosystem and the whole artisan tradition.
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Suddenly she hated this afternoon, this whole day, her whole life.
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Likewise our whole nation and indeed the whole world is devastated.
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"It's the ups and downs of life: a whole lot of laughter, a whole lot of tears, a whole lot of life," Ventimiglia said.
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To me, that's the whole movie, that ending is the whole movie.
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A whole lot happened, so I'll let you read the whole story.
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But that's like a whole other conversation, possibly a whole other podcast.
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Thank you, Whole Foods, our hearts are now whole—and our paychecks!
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But that sort of informed my whole experience with that whole project.
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It's like I'm dressing a whole new physique; a whole new body.
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But, you can shop at Whole Foods without spending your whole paycheck.
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He basically has a whole Whole Foods citrus section atop his head.
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The whole thing is dangerous-- the whole thing makes me nervous, Becky.
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San Diego's almost completed the whole area -- their whole area of California.
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But that whole situation then started a whole different kind of discussion.
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Whole Foods added that Robb, who has been with the company for 25 years, will remain chairman of Whole Kids Foundation and Whole Cities Foundation.
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They represent a transformation of schools using a whole child, whole school, whole community strategy that provides fertile ground for impactful implementation of additional interventions.
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But right now, I think the whole industry is actually very worried about what was happening because as a whole it delegitimizes the whole industry.
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"His whole stance, his whole posture, his whole demeanor is Baltimore," said Mosby, who has taken Davis to schools and juvenile prisons for outreach talks.
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You could make a whole film about Julie, you could make a whole film about Danny, you could make whole film about Kyle, about Father Leviathan.
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THE WHOLE THING IS SAD AND THE WHOLE THING IS SAD FOR MIKE.
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THE WHOLE THING IS SAD AND THE WHOLE THING IS SAD FOR MIKE.
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She cautions, "made with whole grains," doesn't mean that it's all whole grain.
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A whole lot more democratization, and a whole lot less arguing with publicists.
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Welcome to a whole new world and a whole new cast for Aladdin.
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It's built a whole business model, and indeed a whole business, on this.
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If the whole system doesn't work, we're a part of the whole system.
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Whole Foods MarketAmazon bought Whole Foods in 2017 for a reported $13.7 billion.
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Very simplistically, the whole family should shop and the whole family should search!
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I was trying to stay calm the whole second set, the whole tiebreak.
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So the whole commercial world, the whole retail world should be one world.
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He's buying a whole lot of activists and a whole lot of infrastructure.
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There's a whole bunch of crossover and a whole lot of parallel evolution.
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I think the whole rest of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has learned a whole lot.
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Did your view of that whole celebrity culture change during this whole experience?
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Whole Pacifico striped bass, $11.99 a pound at some Whole Foods Markets, pacificoaquaculture.com.
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It just captivated the whole city of Lexington, the whole state of Kentucky.
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Still did the whole winter formal, prom, beach, the graduation, that whole thing.
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My whole family is still here, and I've lived here my whole life.
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We could play this whole process of elimination game for the whole podcast.
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The whole mess said a whole lot about the chaotic days to come.
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" He said, "The whole field is diminished, and the whole process is diminished.
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Reid realized that his whole world, his whole legislative strategy, was gonna change.
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Eat whole foods — my favorites are vegetables, beans & legumes, nuts, fruits, whole grains.
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To make sure that what you buy is actually whole grain, Oldway's Whole Grain Council has developed a black and gold "whole grains stamp" that manufacturers can voluntarily use, with each stamp listing the amount of whole grains in that product.
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Just as a single poisonous mushroom can kill a whole family, so a solitary Jew can destroy a whole village, a whole city, even an entire Volk.
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" Whole Foods Market: "The answer is that I think Whole Foods is a buy.
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ALYSSA: I really, really enjoy Katya a whole lot, and Alaska a whole lot.
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And that made me look at the whole thing in a whole different context.
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Why didn't the whole bedroom or even the whole house go up in flames?
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The whole thing about the whole digital space is there's more room for that.
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But season 5 will feature a whole 'nother battle and a whole 'nother cat.
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He had a thousand people, the whole film crew, the whole set-up teams.
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They didn't sweep through whole apartment buildings and arrest whole blocks' worth of immigrants.
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"So the whole thing is grinding the whole sector slower over time," Pal argued.
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And this time, it's got a whole new look and a whole new network.
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The supercar wars have reached a whole new level — and a whole new price.
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That imbalance of power and attention is the whole point — and the whole problem.
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"That's a whole lot of surgeries, on a whole lot of dogs," Woestendiek says.
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Beats and blips across the whole spectrum are well-represented on the whole lineup.
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What does Whole Foods do now, assuming the Amazon-Whole Foods deal goes through?
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"As a whole, the whole team needs to do a better job," Embiid said.
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Whole Foods has gotten a bum rap as the leader in "whole paycheck" spending.
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One popular type of life insurance is called whole life insurance, or whole life.
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That's a funny ... Women running have a whole level of ... A whole different thing.
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And this whole time I'm thinking this is the ending of the whole franchise.
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But I was tired of never feeling like a whole person, a whole man.
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"He basically has a whole Whole Foods citrus section atop his head," I said.
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Amazon wasted no time trying to scrub Whole Foods of its "Whole Paycheck" image.
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He's got the whole drama thing going on; he'd do the whole backstage thing.
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There's another great benefit to eating foods whole, like fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.
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You'll next highlight the whole sentence, then on the next tap, the whole paragraph.
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I've done a whole lot worse than anybody in that whole "Black Swan" movie.
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I'm very bullish on the whole on-demand consumer service category as a whole.
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Just as a single poisonous mushrooms can kill a whole family, so a solitary Jew can destroy a whole village, a whole city, even an entire Volk [nation].
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A slice of 100 percent whole grain bread contains about 16 grams of whole grains, and current dietary guidelines recommend 48 grams or more of whole grains daily.
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The company uses real whole tea leaves, whole flowers, and whole herbs to ensure that the brew's quality is equal to that of tea brewed from loose leaves.
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"Amazon is reducing prices at Whole Foods in an attempt to dispel the 'Whole Paycheck' image many people have of Whole Foods as well as to lure middle- and low-income consumers to consider Whole Foods as a place to shop," Ladd said.
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"It's very, very different — the whole search, the whole browsing, the whole chatting is very different from what you see in other categories," co-founder Alec Oxenford told Mashable.
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"The last thing we should do is start casting aspersions on whole races of people, or whole religions, or whole nations; that only makes the situation worse," he said.
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" New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said "the last thing we should do is start casting aspersions on whole races of people or whole religions or whole nations.
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I am aware it's not just me going through this; it's my whole team, my whole club, my whole family, and the other players in the league as well.
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"We're treating the whole person, and the whole person is also mental health," she said.
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Thanks to VR, the whole experience is about to get a whole lot more personal.
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This whole thing has puzzled our whole family because everything about that morning was normal.
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Whole Foods is sometimes known as "Whole Paycheck" for being so expensive to shop in.
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"This thing is going to get a whole lot better or a whole lot worse."
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"I've never believed in that whole thing about the whole isolated hermit writer," James says.
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I've lacked control my whole life and I think I've craved it my whole life.
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Tune in next week for a whole new episode, and a whole lot more pus.
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That's not a fault of the Topbox, but of the whole hobby as a whole.
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GIULIANI: Because I&aposve gone over the whole thing, I&aposve investigated the whole thing.
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WHOLE FAMILY CAN SIT DOWN AND WATCH, HAVE AN OPINION, PLAY ALONG, THE WHOLE BUSINESS.
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JK: See, the whole-, the whole world now thinks about, what tariffs can we impose?
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The only thing better than a whole lot of attention is a whole lot more.
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Be sure to check out the whole clip ... LaVar drops a whole bunch of knowledge.
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I know she was aside me the whole time because my whole family is Southern.
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Whole Foods — Whole Foods matched forecasts, with adjusted quarterly profit of 37 cents per share.
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He had my sister distract me the whole day, and he decorated the whole porch.
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He ran my pita operation, and here he runs the whole kitchen, the whole operation.
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The thing is, aside from the whole zombie thing, the whole scenario was fairly unavoidable.
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"A whole bunch of people have offered a whole bunch of different opinions," he said.
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Whole Foods Whole Foods stores are also installing sneeze guards to protect customers and employees.
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RR's gonna pick up their whole tab -- air travel, accommodations, food, beer ... the whole shebang.
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The whole organization feels it, has had to deal with it, even the whole city.
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"I haven't been made whole, and I guess I'll never be made whole," Panton said.
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I'm not going through a whole loop again that goes into a whole down crash.
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Whole books, in fact whole genres of fiction, make their home in this blind spot.
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We would like to know the whole plan, the whole process... If anyone assist you.
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"Here is an audience that's so effervescent, this whole young audience that's embraced the whole e-technology, the whole e-gaming and have for the last 12 years," Guber said.
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It only took a whole other movie, a whole new Death Star, and a whole lot of Force Lightning for Vader and son to end up on the same side.
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Here are some examples of annual premium differences for a $103,210 policy:2100-year-old male: term life, $22.5; whole life, $2,39530-year-old female: term life, $190; whole life, $2,13835-year-old male: term life, $253; whole life, $1003,84335-year-old female: term life, $223; whole life, $2,54040-year-old male: term life, $343; whole life, $3,44040-year-old female: term life, $288; whole life, $3,105As you can see from the premiums listed above, whole life costs at least 10 times as much as an equivalent amount of term life on average.
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So, that's a full change and so the whole focus... Steve Simon: Whole new business model.
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If it has to go the whole way... (CROSSTALK) CAVUTO: The whole way could be years.
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"We could also design this attack to cover a whole town, or even a whole country."
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Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods is great for Whole Foods and bad for every other supermarket.
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But the ratings for the NFL as a whole depend on a whole variety of factors.
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You'd have to pay for the whole thing, the whole service experience, not just the regeneration.
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"It's easier to get angry at a whole organization, a whole group of people," Torres said.
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That said, astronauts, on the whole, are a charming bunch with a whole lot of personality.
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They swallow things whole… s Didn't you make a piece about snakes swallowing things whole before?
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Whole Foods Market — Whole Foods will replace fast-growing industry standard chickens with slower growing varieties.
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It's a whole new 'do, a whole new vibe, and one you don't see every day.
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The whole business of Hollywood is popularity, which is also the whole business of winning elections.
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But yes sometimes we would just buy a whole hog and do a whole hog day.
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I played the whole thing in one sitting with a whole group of guys watching me.
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We started writing songs together and it was a whole new world, a whole new band.
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I thought, But the whole world , the whole of real life, is spread out underneath him.
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Before Amazon's acquisition, Whole Foods was known pejoratively as Whole Paycheck because of its high prices.
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Organic food tends to be more expensive — they don't call Whole Foods "Whole Paycheck" for nothing.
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"Many of these people have been supervised their whole lives, threatened their whole lives," Mendenhall says.
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"There's a whole question of uniting and there's a whole question as to temperament," Trump continued.
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I think the whole world, or the whole US is showing how much they hate women.
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And a whole bunch of companies don't get a whole lot of value for their investment.
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Heilmann: The whole scene there, with Irving Blum and Walter Hopps and the whole L.A. thing.
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"Whole, plant-based foods (fruits, vegetables, whole grains, beans, nuts, and seeds) are best," Bellatti said.
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Just kind of like trying to get the seasoning just throughout the whole, the whole rice.
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The whole event lasted about 30 minutes, and the drink sat there untouched the whole time.
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"That imbalance of power and attention is the whole point — and the whole problem," she wrote.
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I created this whole market, and until three years ago I owned the whole fucking deal.
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But treating the whole thing as a fundamentally different plane would have undermined the whole point.
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For example, I had a whole-wheat pizza—and my kids hate whole wheat—so I put a little supersalt in the tomato sauce, and they sucked that whole thing down.
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The savings are rolling out initially to the Whole Foods stores in Florida, but will expand to all U.S. Whole Foods Market and Whole Foods Market 365 stores, starting this summer.
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In the book, I talk about my Whole Egg Theory; basically, you have to eat the whole food as it exists in nature: whole milk, steak with fat, chicken with skin.
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"Blockchain is going to change the whole way we organize ourselves, the whole way we build software, the whole way that even democracy works — and the whole way societies are organized," says Verdon, laying out his blockchain faith before tempering it with a little local pragmatism.
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In a letter addressed to Whole Foods employees, the group — members of Whole Foods' cross-regional committee — wrote that they are "concerned about the direction" of Whole Foods in an Amazon era.
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One serving of whole grains can be a half-cup of cooked brown rice, cooked oatmeal, or cooked 100 percent whole grain pasta, or one slice of 100 percent whole grain bread.
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CLOVIS: And I really think that was the whole chain of -- the whole chain of events there.
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It's typically high in fruits and vegetables, fish, and whole grains like whole wheat and brown rice.
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"Dogs are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole," said wildlife photographer Roger Caras.
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Why not make it a whole act, or even a whole movie in this never-ending franchise?
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And I would — first of all, face him down in that whole region, the whole Baltic region.
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"Hearing Ivan's story just made the whole opportunity and the whole experience so much better," Hinett said.
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If you are actively searching to be made whole by a partner, you aren't yet whole yourself.
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To take advantage of the Prime Day deals Whole Foods, simply download the Whole Foods Market app.
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I realized that my flaws were part of my whole, and that my whole was pretty great!
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Tune in next week for a whole new crew of patients, and a whole lot more pus.
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Tune in next week for a whole new cast of patients, and a whole lot more pus.
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It matters how you act in moments when the whole country -- and the whole world -- are watching.
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The whole match was just his serve, and he stayed focused and on it the whole match.
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As it turns out, Whole Foods Market may have a tougher time shedding its "whole paycheck" reputation.
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"I kind of want to keep him in the whole loop of my whole pregnancy," she said.
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And so-- the whole-- you know, frankly, the whole world got-- it was a bubble that burst.
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I haven't seen that, but that's not a whole lot different than a whole lot of Washington.
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In fact, it's not rare that the whole story changes entirely once the whole story is known.
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For lunch, I took Grandma to Panera Bread and we shared a whole salad and whole sandwich.
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On the whole, Clinton's history adds up to a whole lot of evidence, but no set narrative.
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Day remembered trying not to fret about two whole girls afraid to eat a whole cupcake each.
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So, in video games and in animation, you can build a whole world and a whole city.
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Amy Hagstrom Miller is the founder and CEO of Whole Woman's Health and Whole Woman's Health Alliance.
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And deep down, they are not so different after all: Whole cranberry sauce indeed involves whole berries.
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Yeah, the whole Russian ... I mean I wrote my piece in reaction to the whole Russian thing.
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Whatever is thought about the accusations, the whole person and whole life should be kept in mind.
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Because Amazon owns Whole Foods, you'll also be able to order Whole Foods' 365 brand from AmazonFresh.
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That whole song for me is just like, I'm just like, rolling on ecstasy that whole song.
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I've dealt with older white guys trying to keep me down my whole life, my whole career.
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The era of Whole Paycheck, the derisive nickname for Whole Foods, may be drawing to a close.
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"This investment is a catalyst for the whole economy and especially for the whole south," she added.
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My confidence has been on a whole different level, but now it's on a whole 'nother level.
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That's a whole lot of money for some public radio people and the whole world is noticing.
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I was laughing the whole time at the movie, and she was crying during the whole movie.
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"The beauty founder said that the following day, the family went down the hill and realized that "there's a whole hotel and a whole cabin and a whole thing that had been built.
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"If you eat three cups of whole-wheat pasta and a couple of slices of whole-wheat bread and oatmeal every day, you could gain weight eating too many whole grains," Young said.
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Because it would mean our whole culture would have to be able to deconstruct their whole belief system.
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This goes back to the whole feminist aspect of it and the whole idea of being a woman.
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"I was doing shows this whole year and taking online classes the whole time," the Pittsburgh native explained.
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Neither Whole Grain variety increases whole grains beyond half, as recommend by the [2015 Dietary Guidelines for Americans].
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Here's the breakdown of my receipts from Whole Foods Market versus 365 by Whole Foods: 365 Sourdough Bread
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I was so honored and so humbled to be a part of that whole project, that whole process.
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They come in a variety of forms, too — sliced, slivered, whole (skins on), whole (skins off), shells on.
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Everything in sight is a whole number, and the only whole number between 0 and 2 is 1!
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"They trust me because if they give me the whole thing, I publish the whole thing," Lim said.
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"I don't give him a whole lot of time, a whole lot of focus," she said on CBS.
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Feldman's whole explainer about the history of shadowbanning here is useful, and I suggest reading the whole thing.
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The only thing grosser than a whole bunch of albumin is a whole bunch of dry, overcooked salmon.
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It is natural to think of the mind as a unified whole and identify ourselves with that whole.
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"I'm a firm believer in representing somebody as a whole person and as a whole being," Reid says.
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You had that whole thing with Borat and Kazakhstan, and Gennady's pretty much wiped out that whole image.
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Often Future swallows whole consonants, whole syllables, leaving only a slimy trail of Auto-Tune in his wake.
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That's just $3.54 a shake — a whole lot less than that Whole Foods smoothie you've been splurging on.
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The whole-paycheck jokes about Whole Foods may have some homeowners laughing all the way to the bank.
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ObamaCare, as a whole, or the marketplaces, as a whole, are not going to explode on their own.
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"Agriculture didnt have a whole lot to gain but we had a whole lot to lose," he said.
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There's a whole life, a whole world waiting for you on the other side of high school graduation.
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The promotions will begin to expand to all Whole Foods and Whole Foods 365 nationwide starting this summer.
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I'm very stingy with my records—I love writing to the whole beat and finishing the whole song.
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So our whole generation didn't smoke crack and you got to think the whole weed thing came about.
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I want to capture the whole scene versus a whole bunch of portraits of the artists and stuff.
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Thanks to the Whole Foods acquisition, organic foods and Whole Foods' 365 brand products are all readily available.
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We had to rush the whole show, we had to change the whole news cycle just for you.
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We didn't even get into #metoo or anything else, but that's a whole 'nother ... Whole 'nother moment. Yeah.
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"Area 1's whole purpose, their whole basis for being, is attacking the phishing issue," Mr. Petalas said.
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SEATTLE — The era of Whole Paycheck, the derisive nickname for Whole Foods, may be drawing to a close.
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You can eat carbs in the form of whole grains like oatmeal, brown rice, and whole-wheat pasta.
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"I've heard race more than anything throughout this whole election, throughout this whole year," Mr. Ponce Landaverde says.
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I just wish this whole higher conscious awareness would be expanded to be the whole of the earth.
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It's not shocking that Whole Foods is expensive: The store is often called "Whole Paycheck" for a reason.
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To be considered whole grain, bread has to be made with at least 50% whole grains, Hurst said.
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Dinner, also from the rotisserie, will include whole fish, cuts of lamb and whole ducks cooked to order.
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Some make it with a whole bird, but my recipe uses whole legs seasoned with five-spice powder.
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"Agriculture didn't have a whole lot to gain but we had a whole lot to lose," he said.
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The whole experience was filled with yelling, frustration, and a whole lot of EpiPens and poster board charts.
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And pizza crust made with whole-wheat flour (including whole white wheat flour) is healthier than regular white crust, as it offers whole grains and fiber and is digested more slowly than refined grains.
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Whole wheat doesn't always mean healthy or even whole grain, so make sure to keep an eye out for foods that contain whole grain ingredients, which are full of vitamin B, a skincare favorite.
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The restaurant chain announced on Tuesday that it has started identifying the amount of whole grain per serving, as well as the overall percentage of whole grain, on all of their whole-grain bread.
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" "God came back just to get his angel," Wilson told the congregation, "because one little baby that lived to be 3 years old could bring this whole city, this whole country, this whole world together.
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"Portia did the whole thing, she put the whole thing together," DeGeneres gushed on her show after the party.
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So I got started as a dishwasher and fell in love with the whole business and the whole subculture.
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Technology has also made it a whole lot easier to stay rooted to the sofa for the whole day.
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The Last Jedi was a whole lotta movie, and now it's going to be a whole lotta awesome comics.
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" "It doesn't particularly mean a whole lot to a professional investor, like crossing the whole numbers on the Dow.
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"The whole politics thing is a whole other area that I don't know what to make of," he says.
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Personally, I don't care about this whole holiday because I find America to be fucked up as a whole.
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The company also owns Whole Foods, and you can still find cashiers in Whole Foods stores across the U.S.
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"My whole thing my whole career has been about when my name is called, just be ready," he said.
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Whole Foods — Whole Foods matched estimates with profit of 37 cents per share, with revenue slightly below analysts' forecasts.
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Whole Foods, for example, was known for being notoriously expensive – it was even dubbed "Whole Paycheck" as a joke.
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All I wanted to do my whole, whole like was have a baby and, now, I've finally done it.
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I keep the basics: whole milk, whole yogurt, good wine, fresh juices, a lot of herbs, tons of mustards.
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Amazon, which acquired Whole Foods in July 220, had hoped to convert more Prime members into Whole Foods shoppers.
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Stop beating your fatigue with coffee, and instead, nourish yourself with whole foods and a whole lot of rest.
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If it is good, then the whole is good; if it is not, then the whole body is spoiled.
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Whole Foods' prices have dropped as Amazon tries to get the grocery chain to shed its "whole paycheck" reputation.
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Amazon's systems do not connect to those at Whole Foods, and Amazon purchases are not affected, Whole Foods added.
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You said that we cover the internet and I think I cover particularly the whole thing as a whole.
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Whole Woman's Health was the lead plaintiff in the landmark 2016 Supreme Court ruling Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt.
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So when you lose the fish, you lose the whole productivity of the ocean, and the whole thing collapses.
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Most recently, Whole Foods workers in New York and a Whole Foods worker in Chicago tested positive for coronavirus.
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Federal antitrust regulators approved Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods Market, and Whole Foods shareholders approved the $13.4 billion deal.
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Whole Foods was under pressure from activist investor Jana Partners, which had called on Whole Foods to sell itself.
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"This number is the spine of the whole movement and attracts the attention of the whole world," she said.
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"We are of course, I think the whole business, the whole economy should be concerned about that," he said.
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Especially now that Amazon has bought Whole Foods, you might be thinking of hopping on the Whole Foods bandwagon.
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It was shorter, and then they decided to just go whole hog, whole, like, very dark, and you know.
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Sizemore's "heroic" sacrifice was the most bullshit scene in the whole finale, if not the whole of season two.
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On Monday, Amazon Fresh began selling hundreds of new items from Whole Foods' house brands, including fancier fare and bath products from Whole Foods Market, staples from 365 Everyday Value, and pet foods from Whole Paws.
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Whole Foods, which some of my friends call "whole wallet," focuses on their high-quality, high-price, heavily curated selection.
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You know, we went through Irma and my whole goal, that whole hurricane was I want to keep everybody alive.
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This type of service is "building out a whole new journey, a whole new pipeline" for content creation, she said.
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"Once God is with you, the whole world, the whole city, everybody can be against you," Joe Vence told KTRK.
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We did not know that these small things were designed to connect the whole city or even the whole world.
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It's just a whole bunch of atomistic pieces, that don't go together in any whole, and people game the systems.
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"A whole grain bread might have a little more salt, but it's also good to get whole grains," Carson said.
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Whole Foods Market — Whole Foods beat estimates by 3 cents a share, with quarterly profit of 44 cents per share.
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We were making fun of of that whole hedonistic thing from the 1980s… [and] the whole rise of the supermodel.
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Among the whole vast, infinite universe of whole numbers, 8 and 9 are the only two that are consecutive powers.
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Would that open up this whole door in our brain to this whole new ability to comprehend four-dimensional space?
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The oven will now include a Whole Foods button, which will let owners select specific Whole Foods products to cook.
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How can you rebuild the tears, the whispers and the memories of a whole country and of the whole civilization?
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"London was a whole different story with a whole different bunch of people, some very strange looking people," she said.
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But despite all that success, they still find Whole Foods — or, as some prefer to call it, "Whole Paycheck" — pricey.
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But when it works, when everything clicks, it feels like magic: A whole new world, emerging from whole cloth, instantaneously.
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The 365 by Whole Foods brand is a less expensive and more youth-oriented offshoot of the Whole Foods mothership.
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Rob: That brought on a whole different rush of emotions and fears — it becomes a whole new type of terror.
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A lot of the time, it feels like you're stepping into a whole new body and a whole new mindset.
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"I'm just getting more coffee because it's so stressful, that whole thing about models—black—the whole thing," Schulman says.
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It is two whole eggs for the tart filling and one yolk for the crust, not just two whole eggs.
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"It's been that was my whole life, my whole career," Zapolski told Reuters on Monday following a team news conference.
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But the health care system as a whole would strain to afford massive sums for a whole range of drugs.
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Because when I got the word, my whole last two years — my whole life, really — just flashed right before me.
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But I appreciate it, because it took my whole practice to a whole another level and I learned from it.
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"If you don't do it with your whole body and your whole presence, you can't really do it," she said.
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I got everything for this at Whole Foods—well, not the chicken, because Whole Foods only had jerk rotisserie chicken.
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The whole cast is primarily African-American excluding Andy Serkis and Martin Freeman but the whole cast is super stars.
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They should've killed off the whole series in season 5, letting Litchfield Penitentiary's inmates take over the whole damn place.
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"I don't think in my whole life I've ever called the F.B.I. In my whole life," Mr. Trump said dismissively.
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Also I'm the executor of her whole property, the whole situation, so there's a lot we have to go over.
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Not only did I have a whole team on my shoulders in that at-bat, I had a whole city.
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Surryano Ham, $128 for a 2- to 3-pound piece, $350 boneless whole, $320 to order bone-in whole, edwardsvaham.com.
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" One woman said of the officers: "They kept us safe the whole time, the whole time, they kept us safe.
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But the whole bowl of wrong that Fusion threw up this past weekend takes stupid to a whole new level.
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The fact is, a whole bunch of people around Donald Trump had a whole bunch of meetings with Russian officials.
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Nutritionists recommend a diet rich in whole grains, whole fruits and vegetables instead of foods that have little nutritional value.
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Since the acquisition, Amazon has dropped prices of certain items at Whole Foods and added some Whole Foods products online.
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There's the whole idea of urbanization, there's the whole idea of millennials that want something more than just a job.
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" He insisted that Giuffre had "made the whole thing up out of whole cloth," in search of "a big payday.
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The whole point of the Kardashians is that we watch their whole lives unfold, or some version of them, anyway.
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"The whole idea of a whole meal is a signal or a cue that you're getting a lot," he added.
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Clearly, there is a whole parallel to real-life human childrearing that is sort of intrinsic to the whole story.
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And, again, this is a whole new field of astronomy, a whole new eyepiece upon which to observe the universe.
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In the end, all it tells us is that – as my colleague Ali Foreman put it – a whole lot of animators spent a whole lot of time watching a whole lot of videos of cats throwing up.
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Whole Foods has been trying to shake its "Whole Paycheck" reputation of lofty prices and is pouring money into a new value-oriented chain called 2365 by Whole Foods Market, which it said had started off well.
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"I like Sid Vicious' version because it twists it, and his whole life and death was a kind of slap in the face of the whole system, the whole point of existence in a way," said Scorsese.
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Amazon (AMZN) will lower prices again at Whole Foods, a sign that it believes Whole Foods needs to change even more to shake off its "Whole Paycheck" reputation and finally push existing Prime members to shop there.
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People thought I had a whole fake baby and I made this whole thing up because I wasn't posting about it.
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That will more fairly represent the world as a whole, and hopefully criticism will also represent the world as a whole.
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Nobody thinks Amazon bought Whole Foods in order to siphon off Whole Foods' operating profits in order to subsidize something else.
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"We have a whole agenda out here that has been intentionally stalled by a whole group of Democrats and leftists," Rep.
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Once the shock settles and the story spreads to Jane's whole family, a trip to the neurologist confirms the whole thing.
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Alas, there's a whole other subset of Game of Thrones lore that's about to get a whole lot more important: Weaponry.
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There's a whole bunch of footage that needs a whole lot of cutting to make the film work as a story.
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"It's the things going on in tech that the whole world needs to care about, or the whole country," Fried said.
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And now a whole lot of his senators will have a whole lot of explaining to do in their reelection campaigns.
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Fast forward to the 1980s, when a whole new, deadly STD made itself known with a whole new set of stigma.
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I know that the two of you think the whole thing is a hoax and the whole thing is made up.
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We can expect Whole Foods to end that deal and launch a Whole Foods- or Amazon-branded grocery delivery service instead.
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THIS WHOLE TRANSACTION AND THE WHOLE VISION WE SEE IS DRIVEN BY GROWTH AND INNOVATION AND NOT NECESSARILY HUGE COST CUTTING.
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It's about the whole experience that they can bring as part of the whole offering that the shopping centre can bring.
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"I had a whole year and a whole summer off so I'm fresh and happy to be out there," Chandler said.
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I really identify with people like that—people who put their whole heart and their whole passion into everything they're doing.
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"Knowing the whole system was broken, for us, it was like 'we're fine waiting, we've waited our whole lives,'" Levin says.
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She shuns "processed, packaged" foods and instead opts for "whole foods" like fruits, vegetables, seeds and whole grains, she told PEOPLE.
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I appreciate that there are songwriters who contain the whole within every part, and every part is contained within the whole.
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For the most part, your whole cast is stuck in one house and often a single room for the whole film.
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"Our whole mission as a company is to evangelize this whole concept of playing games outside, real world games," explained Hanke.
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And indeed, Liston busted a whole bunch of people on the way up, and a whole bunch on the way down.
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Whole books, in fact whole genres of fiction, make their home in this blind spot, because of writers' publishing community's biases.
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Good sources of fiber include barley, brown rice, buckwheat, bulgur, millet, oatmeal, quinoa, rolled oats, whole-grain corn, and whole oats.
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"Whole Foods business has been deteriorating for several years now," said AjayJain, an analyst who covers Whole Foods for Pivotal Research.
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It's the time of year to throw whole cukes onto the fire, whole and ready to be paired with grilled halloumi.
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And those people cheering for Bernie when he came out — the whole place was so inspired; the whole room was amazing.
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This essentially misses the whole point about why Trump supporters, as well as the conservative base as a whole, are angry.
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Because without preexisting — without the whole thing of the individual mandate, it's a whole different ballgame, it's a much different plan.
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The Whole Foods-Instacart pact may also indirectly affect Google's delivery business, Google Express, which has previously partnered with Whole Foods.
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Would ever a poet think of repeating half of his poem, a dramatist a whole act, a novelist a whole chapter?
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Traveling opens our minds and souls to a whole new world (cue A Whole New World music from Aladdin and montage).
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Maybe if everyone shopped at Whole Foods (the upscale grocery chain nicknamed "Whole Paycheck") the world would improve, suggests Currid-Halkett.
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This whole idea of not asking someone to buy a whole book before they know if they want it is compelling.
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Urban Wi-Fi is about to get a whole lot faster and easier, and our cities a whole lot more connected.
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It's important for me not to concentrate on a single step, but to see a whole variation or the whole ballet.
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"It seemed like there wasn't a whole lot of evidence about anything for a whole lot of those folks," he said.
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Then the whole gang went downstairs for dinner, where the guests also included Kirk Douglas and a whole lot of officials.
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They wrote a whole script with no dialogue, and it reads like a real script, except nobody's talking the whole time.
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Perhaps that's obvious — the pieces of a movie always add up to a whole — but in Dunkirk, it's the whole game.
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It's becoming a nationwide thing and I think it's one of the answers, one, to the whole to the whole inequality issue.
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Again, the Whole Foods employee isn't crying at all, something that Whole Foods employees are now known to do with some frequency.
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Hyman describes himself as a "whole-list doctor", because the people who come to see him have a whole list of problems.
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Traffic, however, deals with a whole lot of routes and a whole lot of cars (and other "agents," such as traffic lights).
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Last year Verizon leaked Google's whole new phone just before the event, while Amazon leaked a whole new iPhone a month earlier.
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That day my whole goal, my whole logic behind everything, was to make it as comfortable as possible for Bruce and Holly.
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But I must say that the whole landscape in China is very different the whole infrastructure it's built up is very different.
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The whole situation also drove a wedge between the photographer and me, so the experience as a whole left a bitter taste.
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There's a whole bunch of interesting ideas we have around TV sound, there's a whole bunch of great ideas for the home.
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We just saw a whole slew of semi-famous editors resign, but this is a whole other strata of fame and power.
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However, this hilarious wedding RSVP-card error (or oversight) just took the whole child-at-weddings concept to a whole other level.
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Will marketers be up to the task of learning a whole new way of communicating with a whole new medium of communication?
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"We didn't eat the whole day and when Kylie doesn't eat the whole day, she's not Kylie, she's a monster," says Woods.
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We're just here to say that the film, as a whole, ties back into a whole lot of Marvel Cinematic Universe history.
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Share prices of other grocery stores plunged in the expectation that Amazon will change not just Whole Foods, but the whole sector.
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Whole Foods Market — Whole Foods earned 28 cents per share for its latest quarter, compared to estimates of 20163 cents a share.
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But its whole business model—of both selling chips and licensing the IP behind the whole cellular connectivity system—is at stake.
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I mean, if you think about the whole ad world of Facebook and Instagram on app downloads, that's the whole media world.
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I give the example of the lobster: If you buy a whole Maine Lobster, you know you're getting a whole Maine Lobster.
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We do like a whole wardrobe, like I'll take pictures and stuff, so we know what we've got for the whole trip.
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The Whole Earth Catalog gave birth to one of the first online communities, the Whole Earth 'Lectronic Link, or WELL, in 27.
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Aside from the whole hybrid portable/home console deal, there's not a whole lot we knew about Nintendo's next console, the Switch.
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A Whole Nothing Bunker (A Second Second Dawn) That's right, my friends, there was another bunker under their noses this whole time!
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If nothing else, this whole episode underscores just how ineffective blood and urine tests really are at this whole clean sport thing.
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It's really like going from a whole world and a whole sense of self to suddenly being a part of the system.
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It's a whole lot of book in a deceptively small package, nibbling on the corners of big ideas without swallowing them whole.
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So what that whole spectacle did was get a whole lot of people off the couch, and it really made the difference.
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"His father delivered me, so when I say I've known him my whole life, I've known him my whole life," Perry quipped.
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"This modest exposure to Whole Foods would limit the potential fallout from Whole Foods turning around under Amazon's umbrella," Loop Capital said.
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Its 8-quart capacity allows you to feed the whole family in one shot or to meal prep for the whole week.
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Goorin: People talk about a whole town, like, on the news, "A whole town was traumatized by the shooting," for instance. Right?
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The whole group is onstage nearly the whole time, from the moment we enter the Alexander Kasser Theater at Montclair State University.
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And to respect the whole process, and I think that you could respect the whole process even when the other people don't.
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JM: That whole subculture with No Doubt and Sublime and the whole punk scene, we're right there in the middle of it.
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"I don't think in my whole life I've ever called the F.B.I. In my whole life," Mr. Trump told Mr. Stephanopoulos dismissively.
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On Tuesday, Whole Foods told Motherboard that it was unaware of the case at the Whole Foods, but confirmed two cases today.
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They seal the whole thing and said a full ward, that whole 40 beds to 100 beds, is now an isolation unit.
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Billie's only 18 ... so if the whole buying jewelry for big accomplishments thing catches on, she's gonna have a whole lotta gold.
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We now know that there's a whole group — a whole diversity — of viruses related to SARS that are circulating in horseshoe bats.
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Amazon Prime members could get special discounts in Whole Foods, plus an extra 10% off, replacing Whole Foods&apos other membership programs.
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And Whole Foods has been known for its "whole paycheck" image, so the discounts have been a welcome change for many shoppers.
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When Amazon bought Whole Foods for $13.7 billion in 2017, Whole Foods was Instacart's largest grocery partner for online ordering and delivery.
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Clearly NAFTA cost ... I've spent a lot of time in the Midwest writing about a whole, whole lot of plant closings. Right.
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She and the whole family have to embrace her whole identity, and not just the limited one they invented for the world.
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I know Boston gave up a whole lot of talent to get him, so no telling how the whole thing plays out.
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I mean, if you could actually field the whole team, of the whole country on things that they wanted to work on.
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And again over Thanksgiving he threatened the same ("the whole border … I mean, the whole border") if Mexico didn't step up security.
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It brought us whole new relationships with HBO, whole new revenue packages, news around the world in all of our different countries.
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Since high-rent blight has become a bigger problem and it's so visible where you'll have a whole block or a whole, almost a whole street, that's really tipped the public perception of what's happening, and people are getting really upset.
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But Axios has since learned that Whole Foods does not have a contractual "out," as its agreement with Instacart includes neither a Whole Foods change of control provision nor the option for Whole Foods to pay some sort of termination fee.
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"There will be a lot of work together between Prime Now, Amazon Fresh, Whole Foods, Whole Foods products on the Amazon site, and Amazon lockers at the Whole Foods stores," Amazon chief financial officer Brian Olsavsky told investors and analysts.
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"Most likely the whole package of beneficial components in whole grains is the key, and therefore it is important to eat more whole grain foods rather than increasing intake of single nutrients from supplements," Aune told Reuters Health by email.
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I think prices will likely come down, over time, and so I think they could broaden the appeal of Whole Foods a bit, whether it's directly through only Whole Foods locations, or maybe under a different brand related to Whole Foods.
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It will be doubling down on that with the acquisition of a premium supermarket chain like Whole Foods (sometimes known as Whole Paycheck).
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Whole Foods has been trying to shed its "whole paycheck" reputation with new marketing and the launch of its more inexpensive 365 chain.
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It&aposs going to be the whole corporate media and the whole culture of America is at stake for the next 30 years.
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A slender young woman leans her whole body weight onto a rolling pin, flattening out stubborn whole wheat dough until thin and pliable.
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" The prosecutor then asked Noor, "So her whole...her whole blonde hair, pink T-shirt, and all, that was a threat to you?
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Whole Foods Market Korean BBQ Sauce Items recalled: Whole Foods Market issued a voluntary recall of one batch of its Korean BBQ Sauce.
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There is a whole suite of things and a whole village that has to work together to be able to make that happen.
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Whole Foods: Many buyers are waiting for Whole Foods to turn around and may be tempted to buy the stock after it reports.
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There's ayahuasca, and there's LSD, and there's a whole bunch of psychedelics that are potentially useful for a whole range of human problems.
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The whole process takes about a day and offers enough coverage to fill the whole space — an impressive feat in and of itself.
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"You can't just take one little piece of evidence out of the whole picture and think you have the whole story," he said.
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She's been here supporting me through this whole journey and she's gonna be with me throughout this whole process, and after that too.
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Likely: You could also argue that the whole apples and oranges situation is what makes the whole thing appealing in the first place.
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I really want to see it reviewed and just the network as a whole and in the culture of tech as a whole.
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In one way or another, Clinton's whole career (and "the Clintons'" whole career) has been built on a similar principle: breadth of appeal.
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"I don't want to sound like a victim, but it really dominated my whole life and my whole childhood," he says of 211996chan.
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"Or do we endeavor to provide the context that the character requires, what they've been their whole lives, their whole career?" he added.
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Still, he felt that he had to let Twitter know exactly how he's feeling about the whole domestic violence issue as a whole.
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And, of course, try to make the bulk of them come from whole food sources: fruits, veggies, whole grains, you know the deal.
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The Amazon bid for Whole Foods came together swiftly after Amazon began talking to Whole Foods about a month ago, sources told CNBC.
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Amazon is often associated with great value while Whole Foods has often been called "whole paycheck," due to its higher-priced organic goods.
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But Whole Foods and Amazon are smaller still, with Whole Foods controlling a 1.2 percent stake and Amazon with a 0.2 percent share.
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A Whole Foods representative confirmed the changes, which are to take effect January 22019 and affect just under 215% of Whole Foods' workforce.
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It can currently bake five different kinds of bread, including organic seeds and grains, organic whole wheat, conventional whole wheat, and homestyle wheat.
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Many Americans don't consume as many whole-grain foods — like whole wheat, oatmeal, bran, quinoa, corn, or barley — as we should these days.
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We were tipped off about her departure a bit before the whole Amazon making a $13.7B bid for Whole Foods thing went down.
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Just purchase single-serving milk containers of Natrel whole milk or Horizon organic whole milk, which don't need to be refrigerated until opened.
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" Portman went on, "I get the whole #MeToo thing, and a whole lot of horrible stuff has happened, and it needed to change.
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It is wildly more popular than canned whole-berry sauce; three cans of jellied are sold for every one can of whole-berry.
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The study's range means that a whole Grindr-verse of people aren't incorporated, let alone a proportional representation of sexters as a whole.
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"It shocked the whole community and really the whole state," Mr. Qualls said, adding that he was surprised there hadn't been more violence.
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And he did so with quality films that won statuettes and made a whole lot of money for a whole lot of people.
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I tasted only whole tomatoes because whole ingredients tend to be less processed, and it's easy to dice or crush them as needed.
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We can get in the door, but once there, we face a whole new battleground, a whole new fog of misunderstanding and disrespect.
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Whole Foods 365 offers private-label goods and lower prices than typical Whole Foods stores, and is targeted at younger, value-conscious shoppers.
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"The whole cloud, the whole stench around this guy, I don't see how he can represent Alabama in the U.S. Senate," Watters said.
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If you go through a whole day without making a mistake, you just wasted a whole day because you probably haven't pushed yourself.
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Amazon bought Whole Foods two years ago for $13.7 billion, and has since tried to revamp the premium grocery brand's "Whole Paycheck" image.
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To make the filling, I roast whole chicken legs, then remove and chop the meat: much simpler than breaking down a whole chicken.
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Basically, the administration isn't looking at the whole picture and are being disingenuous because they're smart enough to look at the whole picture.
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It's a whole other kind of journalism and a whole other kind of storytelling that we're just beginning to scratch the surface of.
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Here are some examples: Butternut squash, organic (from Safeway)Whole: $1.29 a poundChunked: $4.80 a pound Broccoli (from Zabar's in NYC)Whole: $3.993 a poundChopped florets: $4.99 a pound Lettuce, romaine (from Peapod)Whole: $1.99 a headHearts: $3.99 for a 22-oz.
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But now I have a whole bunch of different songs that I'm excited to release, a lot of which are a whole different sound.
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I don't think I'd do a whole EP. It's not as authentic to sing, so a whole project it wouldn't feel real to do.
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In 2017, Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods threatened to crush grocery delivery company Instacart, which relied heavily on Whole Foods' business at the time.
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One is that math in school is not the whole story—there's this whole other world that is logical but also beautiful and creative.
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Whole Foods has said it will continue to operate stores under the Whole Foods Market brand, and that John Mackey will remain chief executive.
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However, the whole cast was nominated in the best ensemble in a comedy category, meaning the whole Pearson clan will be attending the ceremony.
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There would be a focus on the whole, although ultimately we would build the whole largely through the integration of existing and new parts.
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The whole of the Labour family, and indeed the whole country, is in shock and grief at the horrific murder of Jo Cox pic.twitter.
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When it comes to Facebook, I have no doubt that a whole lot of people received content by a whole set of adversarial actors.
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They have this whole theory, or this whole thesis that you need to kickstart a flywheel effect in order to get a city going.
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Stitch Fix customers can buy what they like inside of the box, or buy the whole box and get 25% off the whole purchase.
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The most obvious victim of the deal was Instacart, in which Whole Foods invested and with whom Whole Foods has a five-year contract.
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The ability to write well has a whole range of skills; maybe vocabulary is one piece of it, but it's not the whole thing.
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After Amazon purchased Whole Foods, the company kept AmazonFresh alive as a more mainstream alternative to the higher-priced, organic leanings of Whole Foods.
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In February the director of America's FBI, Christopher Wray, called China "not just a whole-of-government threat but a whole-of-society threat".
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"Let's not judge this young man's whole life, his whole body of work, everything that he's done, over one bad decision," Dr. Phil said.
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There's a whole lot in between that — like a whole section dedicated to Roombas — so listen to it all, and you'll get it all.
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The whole exchange is painful, from the bemused looks of those on-stage, to the audience rumbling as this whole sordid affair plays out.
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Now that Carol and Barbara are dead, I can admit that their whole rivalry (and their whole characterization) didn't quite do it for me.
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Instead of using cream, you gently simmer cubed butternut squash and whole garlic cloves in milk, then blend the whole thing into a sauce.
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Although whole grain breads, pastas and brown rice products are readily available in stores, most Americans do not get enough whole grains, Sun said.
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At least half of grains should be whole, such as whole-wheat bread instead of white bread or brown rice instead of white rice.
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Because spending yourself into a corner and regretting the whole journey kind of runs counter to the whole boho road trip spirit, doesn't it?
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Lindor's offense, defense lead Indians past Tigers CLEVELAND — Francisco Lindor has the whole package, and the whole package was on full display Tuesday night.
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In contrast, Whole Foods has made Fortune magazine's "100 Best Companies to Work For" list every year since 1998, according to Whole Foods' website.
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But with the $13.7 billion Whole Foods purchase on Friday, it will now get insights on consumers at 431 Whole Foods real-world locations.
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Whole Foods Chief Executive John Mackey will remain CEO of the grocery store chain, which will continue to operate under the Whole Foods brand.
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"I think Jeff Bezos, with ... Amazon buying Whole Foods, you are going to be seeing meal kits being sold through Whole Foods, " she said.
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EVERYTHING THATS HAPPENED YOU STARTED THIS WHOLE PROCESS BEFORE THIS WHOLE NEW WORLD WERE LIVING IN. YOUVE BEEN ENGAGED IN THIS THE ENTIRE TIME.
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"People would argue that the whole world, and I would, the whole world has been reshaped by people taking other people's land," Ingraham responded.
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Whole Foods on Wednesday introduced its new exclusive discounts for Prime members Whole Foods on Wednesday introduced its new exclusive discounts for Prime members.
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It's stone-ground and whole grain but lighter in color and texture than typical whole-wheat flour, and it works well in bread dough.
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"It's one of these unfortunate collisions of a whole lot of data and a whole lot of interests all at once," Hall told TechCrunch.
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All the while, K-pop as a whole was building its own brand, one based on flash, style, and a whole lot of quality.
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For many people, eating a whole lot of bread is a pretty reliable cure for drinking a whole lot of booze the night before.
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While Wegmans dedicated a whole section of its store to cheese, the cheese collection at Whole Foods included a small selection of various types.
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We're bringing in a whole new human being with a whole new list of things to discuss when the question, "what's new?" is posed.
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"The whole community is really in a bad way over this whole thing because she ran a lot of bodies through there," Gowen said.
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"We're in a moment when individual voices are being marginalized and demeaned and dismissed in whole new ways on whole new levels," Scorsese says.
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Whole numbers are easy because it's easy to represent a whole number in our base-10 counting system as a binary (base-2) number.
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It is an account of one man and one community, but it could be the account of a whole generation and a whole country.
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"The tiger was the whole country pulling together and getting not only get back on its feet, but saving the whole world," he said.
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A whole generation was pumped and primed to tune in, turn on and transcend the whole dreary space-time continuum as we knew it.
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Whole Foods' private-label products will be available through Amazon's online services and Amazon lockers that will be installed in some Whole Foods markets.
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Because the whole day prior to that and the whole hometown prior to that went so well that why would it go so wrong?
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In an effort to shed Whole Foods' "whole paycheck" reputation, Amazon bought more from national food distributors and cut back on the local farms.
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"Having had this whole experience on the way back from airplane, I listened to her whole album and absolutely love her stuff," he said.
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Amazon (AMZN) bought Whole Foods almost two years ago and reportedly plans to accelerate Whole Foods' expansion by adding new stores in suburban areas.
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Its main appeal is its offer of 5 percent back on Amazon and Whole Foods purchases, but it tacks on a whole lot more.
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An artist can't make a whole record of dancefloor fire because there'd be no art, no storyline, and the whole thing'd be too maximal.
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I just fill it up with stuff until something comes out, and when it comes out it's the whole thing, it's a whole idea.
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LG: He started the whole idea, the whole concept of a personal technology column, back when personal computing was still very nascent in 1991.
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Amazon buying Whole Foods could trigger a "big" antitrust battle Amazon buying Whole Foods could trigger a "big" antitrust battle As soon as Amazon announced on Friday that it was purchasing Whole Foods for $13.7 billion, antitrust and competition policy experts sat straight up.
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Amazon and Whole Foods Market today announced that Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods Market will close on Monday August 28, 2017, and the two companies will together pursue the vision of making Whole Foods Market's high-quality, natural and organic food affordable for everyone.
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"Normally when we have ... a series of events like this, companies respond with a whole lot of contrition and whole lot of commitment," he said.
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"We think this country has an obligation in its power to keep its military members whole, and building families is certainly part of being whole."
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Occasionally a big one comes along, something that deals with the whole world, forcing the whole diplomatic brain to work to produce a universal agreement.
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HANNITY: Wait a minute, but also we know that this whole -- this whole phony -- by the way, Robert Mueller, Russia dossier, Russian dossier, Russian lies.
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Grant could also add more whole grains to her diet by incorporating oatmeal, quinoa, brown rice or whole-grain flour into her meals, adds Blatner.
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But it's going to be a whole of the US government effort and whole of Guatemala government and society to work on these challenges together.
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These ritzy doughnuts will be available for $4.25 each, which is a whole lot cheaper than celebrating the holiday with a whole bottle of prosecco.
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So if the front of the box boasts lots of whole grains, you know it's fibbing if the first ingredient is not a whole grain.
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"You don't have to tell the whole world you're going there because this little whole world will tell everyone that you were there," she said.
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But the episode as a whole ultimately led me to wonder something else: Could this whole season be saved if June dies in the finale?
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Whole Foods certainly helps, but Whole Foods is far from the US's most popular grocery chain and it has nowhere near the footprint of Walmart.
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"The issue was discovered after Whole Foods Market determined the packaging contained Peanut Butter Cocoa Balls instead of Organic Raisin Bran," Whole Foods' statement read.
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As well they should be, given she'd previously been locked away in a tower her whole life, like a Rapunzel without the whole hair problem.
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So if someone&aposs picking one item in the tax bill, look at the whole bill as a whole and you&aposll actually save money.
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Cider 3 Cinnamon sticks 2 Whole star anises 2 Whole cloves 2 Oranges (thinly sliced) 1 Apple (thinly sliced) Method: Boil fresh ingredients with cider.
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Then you have a whole bunch of other people saying, We're the economic experts and this is going to be good for the whole economy.
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Patients who consumed the largest amount of whole grains had a 37 percent lower risk of developing HCC than those who ate minimal whole grains.
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Anything could happen when a person breaks out of her routine — that's the whole point of traveling and the whole point of these travel movies.
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I think that the whole notion that the Grateful Dead ... By the way, South by Southwest, where the whole point is to sell stuff. Totally.
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In September, Whole Foods announced that it was investigating information the company received about unauthorized access of payment card information used at Whole Foods properties.
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These guys might have something interesting that's one piece of the whole puzzle, but he'd think whatever they had to say was the whole truth.
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Amazon has rolled out other Whole Foods enticements to its most valuable customers in the nine months since it closed the giant Whole Foods acquisition.
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The Amazon-Whole Foods merger is not about improving customer service, products or choice, it is about destroying Whole Foods jobs through Amazon-style automation.
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It's fun for the whole family, as long as the whole family can get down with cannibalism and the learning about the injustice of colonialism.
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The whole point of giving them that is so they don't work hard, so if they get sick from overwork it misses the whole point.
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"The tennis is fun but the whole experience of waiting in a crowd of exited tennis fans makes it a whole lot better," she said.
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These new Pixel phones will be something altogether new from Google, and they could well set the whole mobile industry on a whole different trajectory.
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Luckily, the whole thing had a happy ending, with the women earning 8/9 stars (and therefore a whole bunch of meals) for their campmates.
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"The whole attraction of a 8003(k) is you pay into it using pre-tax income, and this would wreck that whole system," Cramer said.
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Whole Foods has been under pressure from activist investor Jana Partners and money manager Neuberger Berman, which have called on Whole Foods to sell itself.
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When Amazon recently announced its plans to buy Whole Foods, the grocery industry's stocks spiraled while Whole Foods and Amazon watched their respective stocks climb.
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Whole Foods stores have also been outfitted with Amazon lockers, where customers can pick up online orders, and Whole Foods stores can process Amazon returns.
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The changes will take effect on January 1 and affect just under 2% of Whole Foods' total workforce, a Whole Foods spokesperson told Business Insider.
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That way, they&aposre looking at the whole you and not just a three-digit number that&aposs supposed to inform your whole financial history.
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Whole Foods' conversations with banks took place before the company was approached by Amazon, so Goldman was also vying for a role with Whole Foods.
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Whole Foods said Monday that customers who purchased the cheese can return it to their local Whole Foods store with a receipt for a refund.
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Senate Republicans spent a whole lot of time talking about the health care bill yesterday, but not a whole lot of time reaching any deals.
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I think it does it pretty well, but it doesn't give away the whole story – the comic book isn't the whole story of the album.
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It's a whole new world — you can't say a whole new world without hearing the song and getting confused by the noise in your head.
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Then when the whole thing began to crack apart a month before the whole scandal went public, when he was asked about it, he lied.
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Verdict: Who would've imagined, when this whole multi-million-dollar, single-copy album scheme was first announced, that the whole thing would backfire so spectacularly?
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It's an ethical issue, because what the whole film purports is that it's about black empowerment, African excellence — that's the whole concept of the story.
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"It's a whole lot of debate and a whole lot of political rhetoric around something that neither side has an interest in doing," he said.
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WHOLE FOODS MARKET 365 This branch of the fairly new budget division of the Whole Foods chain will occupy 30,000 square feet on two levels.
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"Stay away from the crowds, go home, and then we can overcome this whole problem, this whole virus, in no time," he tells viewers. Stay.
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I just loved the aesthetic, I loved that the whole concept of the store was that every three months the whole store would change thematically.
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The e-commerce giant is going whole hog for United States grocery stores with the $13.7 billion acquisition of the upscale chain Whole Foods Market.
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That 25 percent may not be representative of Iowa's caucuses as a whole, and the final turnout numbers for the whole state could be higher.
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Mr. Trump may not believe the whole world is interconnected or that it requires whole-of-government policymaking, but that does not make it so.
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A ton of folks are coming to Kjellberg's aid after this whole thing, saying that The Journal has blown the whole thing out of proportion.
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"The president's whole approach to this has been extraordinarily disciplined despite some of the false stories," he said regarding the Mueller investigation as a whole.
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The last data we have for the country as a whole suggests in 2015 there were fewer than 30 cases diagnosed across the whole country.
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As an astrophysicist and a film critic, I've been waiting my whole life for a big-budget adventure film that spans the whole solar system.
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This morning, we're at a 7.4 still, but it feels justified when we have a whole new hearing and a whole new committee next week.
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"It's absolutely not a realistic policy that the administration has the ability to make farmers whole or to make the chemical industry whole," Dooley said.
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There's a gothic air about the whole project, but make no mistake, there's some amount of joy, or at least ecstasy informing this whole thing.
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What's more exciting to me is going beyond the whole concept of designer babies and this whole new field of epigenetics that is coming out.
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HEI rates food types by how healthy they are, with whole grains, whole fruits and vegetables and lean protein sources like chicken and fish scoring high.
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Whole Foods' peer Kroger Co, as well as Target Corp and Costco Wholesale Corp, have also been identified by analysts as potential bidders for Whole Foods.
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"My whole heart and my whole soul is with @ddlovato today," wrote Rose, who stars in the new sci-fi movie The Meg (in theaters Thursday).
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Turns out women do a whole lot to make sure Full Frontal with Samantha Bee runs smoothly — and by a whole lot we mean almost everything.
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"The truth is that [Whole Foods Market] is afraid of organized labor and these trainings speak to that fear," a current Whole Foods organizer told Gizmodo.
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They also agreed folks are better off reaching for unprocessed carbohydrates like non-starchy vegetables, whole fruits, and whole or minimally processed grains than processed carbohydrates.
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And just because you discriminate against one person out of that group doesn&apost mean you are not discriminating against the whole group as a whole.
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The whole approach to Spectacles has been light and breezy, at least to all outward appearances, with the company treating the whole thing as a toy.
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Instead the whole scene has either the air of desperation for attention or for this whole reality TV thing to simply be over and done with.
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Because in fact a whole lot of people -- this may be a shock to the secretary, but there a whole lot of independents in this country.
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Instacart knows what I order from Whole Foods through the app, but Whole Foods has no idea what in-store shoppers are buying week to week.
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It moves too fast to read the whole thing on your first try, so you'll have to refresh a few times to get the whole message.
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Last Saturday, host Ed Henry falsely claimed the FBI relied on the dossier "to get this whole thing going" — the "whole thing" being the Russia investigation.
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Every year, I think, Wow, there's a whole other year of these books coming, there's a whole world of opportunity to connect them with the reader.
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It's also worth remembering that Whole Foods only constitutes around two percent of the grocery market and only one percent online grocery delivery as a whole.
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This family -- I know the whole state of Utah is celebrating, the whole country is celebrating because of the success of President Trump, the State Department.
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"Credit risk, including the floor, is the whole ball of wax, so if you delay that, you delay the whole thing," a banking industry official said.
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"There's a whole lot more to this story, a whole lot more to this story," an official with the Bullock County Sheriff's Office told ABC News.
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Whole Foods Market:This year, Whole Foods is partnering with Ben & Jerry's and Talenti to hold a three-day sale in honor of National Ice Cream Day.
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And I can't, you know, tick off a whole list of scientists that are pro-sea level rise and a whole list of scientists that aren't.
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Honestly, Whole Foods is not only incredibly expensive, but I am also really not a fan of the whole anti-GMO, gluten-free, organic food scene.
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Amazon lowered prices on hundreds of items inside its Whole Foods stores on Wednesday in its latest move to battle the grocery chain's "Whole Paycheck" stigma.
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But Harvey says the whole thing is B.S. -- claiming he NEVER tried to start a NASCAR team ... and says Cox is lying about the whole thing.
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You take a whole carcass and you can break it down into these cuts that look so lovely and don't resemble anything like a whole body.
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As for Pulev, he initially brushed the whole thing off ... saying Jenny is a friend and they laughed the whole thing off together at an afterparty.
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It's easy to forget that Whole Foods controls just two percent of the country's grocery market and online grocery as a whole represents just one percent.
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We lived within walking distance of a Whole Foods, so if I was craving some Whole Foods guacamole, we'd just go on a really quick walk.
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While waiting for the whole band to show up in our Google Hangout, singer Eugene Robinson explained why the whole band gives interviews as a collective.
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And right when you think you're over the whole thing, a subtle reminder of your relationship creeps in and you go through the whole cycle again.
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The regulations prioritized whole grains over more processed grains, an emphasis on whole fruits and vegetables, and a reduction in sodium, full-fat milk, and meat.
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Also, the study found that after the Whole Foods and Trader Joe's stores' opening dates, homes near Whole Foods appreciated more quickly than other area homes.
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We've seen the whole thing, and we won't blow the whole secret ... but it appears Christina will sing a medley of Whitney's hits with the hologram.
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And third is, their willingness to come over in a much more, not just whole of government, but whole of society way, to steal outside technology.
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Supporting each other doesn't just mean supporting those who look and think and talk like us, but being empathetic to our whole country, our whole planet.
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The Whole Foods merger could combine the "best" of both worlds (though the Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods brand names coexisting together seems a bit confusing).
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Whole Foods Amazon will officially be running Whole Foods on Monday, and the first thing the Internet behemoth will do is cut prices at the stores.
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"We talked about the whole thing, I broke down the whole day and what we did," he said of his first time on the morning show.
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"I think maybe psychologically, that weekend was a big boost to our whole team and our whole organization," Poile told the Predators website before the playoffs.
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"Ivanka is so much into that whole issue of women's health and women, and she's my guide on that whole subject," Trump told Hannity in August.
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Soon, their whole village in the Bugiri district of Eastern Uganda gossiped about their mother and the fact that her whole family must also be infected.
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Additionally, Kroger's store exposure to Whole Foods is modest, Wolf said, with less than 10 percent of Kroger's store base located near a Whole Foods outlet.
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Finally, so high above they have to crane their necks to see the whole shape, three dazzling yellow fireworks, consuming the sky, eating the whole darkness.
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Because in fact a whole lot of people — this may be a shock to the secretary, but there a whole lot of independents in this country.
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"Whole Foods needs to tell the whole truth about this incident, and soon," said DeGette, the ranking Democrat on the House subcommittee on oversight and investigations.
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While on paper, the whole thing sounds like it might be an overwhelming mish-mash of influences, each listen brings more clarity to the whole effort.
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Could you do all this already, via a whole lot of legal paperwork followed by a whole lot of glacially-paced lawsuits when disputes inevitably arose?
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Most of your diet should consist of lots of fresh, whole fruits and veggies, whole grains, lean protein, and healthy fats (ideally from fish and plants).
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Spander says the whole thing was just an innocent mistake ... but some hardcore conspiracy theorists aren't buying it ... suggesting the whole thing was a Patriots plot.
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" Simon maintains that novelists are particularly well-suited for longform television, where stories unspool over several episodes or a whole season: "They can see the whole.
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Google Express will be working with its existing retail partners Costco, Smart & Final and Whole Foods (with Vicente Foods instead of Whole Foods in Los Angeles).
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This new round of cuts will not make a big enough dent to let Whole Foods shed its moniker of being "Whole Paycheck," Mr. Lempert said.
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Moreover, Mead, a fan of Chaplin and a friend of Stan Laurel, is akin to a silent comedian, performing with his whole body, his whole presence.
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I have a whole set of gold ones and a whole set of silver ones but they're not all the same, they're a little bit different.
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But the problem with starting up a whole new part of your business is... you have to start up a whole new part of your business.
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The combination of whole grains — whole-wheat flour, cornmeal and oats — gives these an appealing earthiness, along with a good shot of fiber and other nutrients.
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"For someone who based her whole belief system on getting everyone to clap for you, the whole crowd booing is a pretty informative experience," Swift says.
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On Sunday, the editorial page undermined the whole charade—and, really, the whole point of an endorsement—by choosing two diametrically opposed candidates: Warren and Klobuchar.
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Rising bond yields have triggered traders to automatically hit sell on the whole stock market lately on fears higher rates will drag on the whole economy.
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Just as a married man must give the whole of himself to his wife, a celibate priest must give the whole of himself to the church.
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The whole cast of ferociously funny ladies (co-writer Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Melissa McCarthy, and more) were subjected to a whole summer of industry chatter.
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"We have to be ready to do the whole thing and we are ready to do the whole thing if ordered by the President," he said.
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On Sunday, the editorial page undermined the whole charade—and, really, the whole point of an endorsement—by choosing two, diametrically opposed candidates: Warren and Klobuchar.
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I have known few satisfactions more potent than conquering a whole country with my own legs, then tapping out a whole book with my own fingers.
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And so there's nothing wrong with a pasta meal (though whole grain is preferred) or even a sandwich on whole-wheat bread for lunch every day.
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If Bloomberg can make inroads with the black community, his path to the nomination becomes a whole lot easier, and Biden's prospects a whole lot murkier.
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AND THE WHOLE WORLD HAS CHANGED A LOT IN 200 YEARS, BUT PARTICULARLY SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS, SATELLITE IMAGERY – THE WHOLE THING -- MISSION PROPULSION SYSTEMS, ALL HAVE CHANGED.
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The Whole Grains Council provides a stamp, available in 54 countries, that consumers can look for that certifies the degree of whole grains in the product.
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One thing to keep in mind: Most of us think of "brown rice" as being synonymous with whole grain rice, but technically whole grain rice can be many different colors, depending on the variety of rice, according to the Whole Grains Council What about wild rice?
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" Much of Hofstadter's analysis could easily describe the feverish rantings that are the staple of Fox News: "The paranoid spokesman sees the fate of conspiracy in apocalyptic terms—he traffics in the birth and death of whole worlds, whole political orders, whole systems of human values.
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Back in June 2017, when Amazon bought Whole Foods for nearly $14 billion, part of the takeover strategy included making Whole Foods seem as approachable as Amazon.
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I feel like we got to this whole other place, this whole other level of songwriting and song craftsmanship—a lot of really amazing Brent Hinds moments.
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When you think about the whole President Trump, then candidate or pre-candidate Trump, and Apaio with that whole -- he was born in Kenya, birther non-sense.
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Yes, let me go to the whole issue, the whole narrative, David Limbaugh, was about Papadopoulos and Downer getting drunk together, as Gregg said, the first time.
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Honestly, if this whole deal doesn't make you want to become a routine Whole Foods shopper (and possibly a Saturday-morning yogi), we don't know what will.
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The lapels are streamlined, it takes the whole T-shirt-under-suit-jacket vibe to a whole new level, and, yes, it's a nice number of stripes.
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I feel like this whole thing has made a whole wave of looking differently at women and the acceptance of everyone, because that's how it should be.
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He and his whole team are the kindest people ever, and they've been so accommodating and so loving and they made my whole team feel so welcome.
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He said 365 stores will complement Whole Foods' premium, full-service sister brand - often dubbed 'Whole Paycheck' in popular culture in reference to its perceived higher prices.
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"Although this movie focuses on the romance, it really takes into account these people as whole people and their relationship as a whole couple," Fitz-Henley said.
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"Instead, I suggest that people eat whole fruits to get their vitamins and minerals because the whole fruit will also have some fiber in it," says Cederquist.
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Whole Foods Market — A Barron's article said the supermarket chain's prospects have improved, due to cost cuts which will allow Whole Foods to offer more competitive pricing.
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You can completely control the nutritional content of your finished product from whole grain to whole wheat (there are even french bread and gluten-free recipes included).
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Holy Heck: Amazon Is Buying Whole Foods for $13.7 Billion in CashBloomberg News and others report that Amazon will buy Whole Foods for $13.7 billion in cash.
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The additional funding comes shortly after Amazon, owner of Whole Foods, announced free two-hour delivery of natural and organic products from Whole Foods via Prime Now.
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It means you're serious enough about someone that you want the whole world to see — and when it comes to celebrities, it really is the whole world.
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There was a whole other thing in this game, a whole secret mode, that you might never find if you were playing the game the right way.
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The two were giggling the whole way and the photos are so funny and charming that we could have a whole separate slideshow dedicated just to them.
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Alex Rawlings is a British professional polyglot who speaks 15 languages: "Each language gives you a whole new lifestyle, a whole new shade of meaning," he says.
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U.S. dietary guidelines, known as MyPlate, emphasize eating whole fruits, fresh vegetables, whole grains, low-fat milk and dairy products, and protein from a variety of sources.
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The whole learning process for Neversoft, and for me teaching them skating and skate culture, and bringing in this whole crew of skaters, it was really fun.
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Whole Foods — Whole Foods came in 22016 cents above estimates with quarterly profit of 226 cents per share, while the grocery chain's revenue was slightly above forecasts.
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The whole gang included Dak, Zeke, Dez, Witten, and Romo -- and from the looks of the photos taken Monday morning, the whole team scored with the kids.
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A new filing confirms that there were other suitors trying to buy Whole Foods, but that Amazon put pressure on Whole Foods not to talk to them.
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There was a pleasing symmetry to it: The satellite sucked up its observations of the whole earth, and EUMETSAT sent them back out to the whole earth.
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We were parts of a whole and the whole was, or appeared to be, a living organism, a people, a fatherland, a place of being and becoming.
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Blue light isn't the whole storyBlue light isn't the whole story for sleep disorders, though — since anything that's too stimulating can also keep you awake, Dasgupta says.
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"Sometimes I feel quite exposed but on the whole it's really, *really* helped me connect with my audience who are on the whole like-minded," she continued.
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The big picture: Amazon's purchase of Whole Foods and entry into the grocery market has upended companies like Kroger, especially after Amazon slashed prices at Whole Foods.
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Whole-wheat still a winner, many experts say Despite these findings, some experts are convinced that whole-wheat should be the bread of choice for most people.
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Maybe they've suddenly gone gluten-free, abandoned alcohol for Dry January, or opted out of a whole slew of foods for a miserable month of Whole 30.
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To get the slick look just groom your hair with a conditioner, pull it up, and give it a treatment the whole night or the whole day.
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And I think the environmentalist community as a whole could be doing a better job as a whole of keeping the focus on the here and now.
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Though Whole Food items are anything but inexpensive (some jokingly call the chain "Whole Paycheck"), the price cuts may diminish this pricey image by conferring more value.
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But on the whole churches have been able to "isolate incidents", says Mr Chong, putting the blame on the individual rather than the whole church or community.
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Whether you've been a Whole Foodie for 30 days or 30 years, you have been an important part of making Whole Foods Market what it is today.
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Overall, the Amazon-Whole Foods deal makes sense because of a likely overlap between Prime users and Whole Foods customers, Springer said, according to the Citi note.
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"To hear a C.E.O. give you their whole pitch just like they would an institutional investor and hear their whole business plan, it's tremendously valuable," he said.
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It's a whole lot of sounds and moods all bleeding into each other—an example in microcosm of the joy of following his catalog as a whole.
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Instead, stick with the sane, balanced approach: Aim to eat plenty of whole foods, such as fruits and vegetables, legumes, whole grains, and lean sources of protein.
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"When we started dating, she told me the whole story about what happened to her — the whole rape thing" with Timothy Hutton and his friend, Goud said.
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Other excellent options for canned vegetables include Del Monte Whole Kernel Corn and Whole Food's 365 Everyday Value Organic Diced Tomatoes (can't find this in stock anywhere).
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In this cycle, it is hard to sell reorganizing the whole country to people who are simply afraid that Trump is going to destroy the whole country.
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Students are now eating more fruits and whole grains at breakfast, and more vegetables and whole grains, and less salt, refined grains, and empty calories at lunch.
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"I tell the whole world that if the world wants to stand up to our religion, we will stand up against their whole world," the quote read.
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The Strategy makes empowerment of girls a goal across the "whole-of-government" by involving four agencies in developing solutions that impact the whole of girls' lives.
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"I just saw a whole different world and a whole different opportunity to voice the opinions that I've been suppressing for a really long time," she says.
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If I ever go away on a soul-searching trip around the globe for a whole year, will you take care of my dough the whole time?
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Now we have a whole album's worth of music to pull apart and pore over, 11 whole tracks to be set next to their sprawling back catalogue.
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With Whole Foods being one of Instacart's biggest partners, it seems safe to assume that a material chunk of those subscriptions are used on Whole Foods deliveries.
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" _____ • "My whole life has been a lie.
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The Clinton Campaign May Just Stop Giving A FuckThe media has really descended on this whole Hillary Clinton health thing, and political reporters as a whole seem pretty peeved that they had to wait two whole days and a fainting spell before learning that the candidate had pneumonia.
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The company has been lowering prices and experimenting with its value-oriented 365 by Whole Foods Market chain, as it tries to shed its unflattering "Whole Paycheck" nickname.
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And now, getting the whole squad in the pic just got a whole lot easier with the latest in drone camera technology: the SKEYE Name 2 FPV Drone.
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Well, for one thing, if the coal business did come back and pick up, that would help our area a whole lot, and our incomes a whole lot.
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And honestly, there's not a whole lot to see here — from the pictures, the OnePlus 7 Pro just looks a whole lot like the already leaked OnePlus 63.
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"It's a whole lot of fire trucks, a whole lot of heroes out here protecting President Reagan's library," John Heubusch, the library's executive director, told CNN affiliate KTLA.
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We did these card stacks and we had this whole thing and we had special links in the whole piece and there was yellow highlighting on the words.
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That's only a taste of what Disrupt Berlin 2019 has to offer, and now you can get it — and a whole lot more — for a whole lot less.
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In 2013, Whole Foods gave plant-based meat start-up Beyond Meat its first shot at selling its vegan "chicken" strips at Whole Foods locations across the country.
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There's a whole lot more in between that — like obviously Paul's weekly segment "One 232 Won (One)" — so listen to this whole show to get everything you need.
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Aside from possible changes to Whole Foods' corporate ethos, Amazon has clear ambitions for food retail, and one area of focus will be lowering Whole Foods' famous prices.
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Similar to last year, Whole Foods offered a $10 Amazon Prime Day credit if a Prime Member spends $10 at Whole Foods in-store or on Prime Now.
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Every time we think we're so over the whole idea of "French girl" style, another brand pops up that turns us on to the whole idea yet again.
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These are sometimes located in convenience stores, sometimes located in apartment buildings more and more, and increasingly in Whole Foods stores now that they have bought Whole Foods.
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"Finally," Patterson continues, "you need to keep the whole thing cool," which requires a thermal system, firmware, additional software, and a battery system to manage the whole thing.
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Walter Robb will remain on the company's board of directors and will continue to serve as chairman for both Whole Kids Foundation and Whole Cities Foundation, effective Dec.
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Post-workout, I buy a giant jug of kombucha, canned coffee for my husband, a whole raw chicken, and Unreal dark chocolate peanut butter cups from Whole Foods.
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At this point, it's a real bummer to be out of the loop about the whole time travel thing, especially when your whole deal is being a detective.
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BONUS: Do Not Fry the Turkey Whole if it is More Than 14lbs According to Butterball, a turkey can be fried whole if it is 14lbs or less.
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All I know is that people can believe a whole lot of different things and people are free to believe and think a whole lot of different things.
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Experimental and theoretical physicists spend a whole lot of time and have built a whole lot of experiments to try and figure out what the heck it is.
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Unfortunately, that may not be how Amazon and the CEO of Whole Foods now look at the thousands of men and women who work inside Whole Foods' stores.
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"The hurricane basically opened the eyes of the world about this whole mix of corruption, our whole status as a colony, and as a marginalized population," she said.
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Amazon expects to finalize its acquisition of Whole Foods on Monday, less than a week after regulators and Whole Foods shareholders signed off on the $13.7 billion purchase.
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" Inarritu went on to say, "This hug, this embrace you're giving to me today, is going to a whole country, a whole Latin American community in this country.
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"I didn't realize they were gonna use the whole song, unadulterated, with no dialogue over the top – that's basically defining the whole opening of the movie," Tunstall says.
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The whole setup weighs about two tons, and is being hauled from location to location by a Model X, making the whole endeavor a completely clean energy affair.
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They certainly do not represent the whole of Africa, but your correspondent picked them because they each illustrate a different aspect of business across Africa as a whole.
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"I complained about McCarrick's relationships with seminarians and the whole business with sleeping with seminarians and all of that; the whole business that everyone knows about," Ramsey said.
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Roughly 75 percent of Whole Foods shoppers are Amazon Prime members, but less than 20 percent of Amazon Prime members are Whole Foods shoppers, a source told CNBC.
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So my whole struggle my whole life has been trying to do this job without killing myself, which is one of the most difficult jobs on the planet.
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And Whole Foods and Amazon are smaller still, with Whole Foods controlling a 1.2 percent stake and Amazon with a mere 0.2 percent share of the grocery market.
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That's the whole package that President Trump was elected on and it's the whole package that's driven the stock market to $4 trillion of gains since the election.
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From a commercial standpoint, this refusal is baffling — they're ignoring a whole lot of women, and leaving a whole lot of money on the table as a result.
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I mean, this is such an explosive issue, such a charged issue, that it wouldn't take a whole lot of additional gunpowder to make the whole thing explode.
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That's why the next verse ends with 'make the whole world humanist' and then finally ends with 'make the whole world co-exist,' which is ultimately the goal.
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Whole Foods and Trader Joe's are two of the most popular grocery store chains in the US.I've shopped at Whole Foods almost exclusively since moving to New York.
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The Amazon deal for Whole Foods is not complete — there could still be counter bids by other grocery companies — and Amazon's strategy for Whole Foods remains an unknown.
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There was even a public housing project a few blocks from the Whole Foods SoMa called the "Whole Foods Hotel" by employees because so many workers lived there.
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The backstop would keep the whole of the United Kingdom tied to Europe's customs rules indefinitely, outraging Brexit supporters who say it defeats the whole purpose of Brexit.
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The whole point of money, the whole point of life, was to buy airline tickets to take your ropes, harness and your dirt-bagging self on the road.
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If following a gluten-free diet means eschewing whole grains, that can be especially problematic, because whole grains are associated with numerous health benefits, especially for heart health.
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Just the fact that my whole college application, a large part of it, was about my sneaker experiences growing up, my whole sneaker business and all of that.
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He was half of Steely Dan, a group that I thought was two old black dudes my whole life — or not my whole life, sorry, my entire adolescence.
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"The whole situation, this whole program, the setup, how [Bryant] was traveling back and forth was the same way I was getting here from San Diego," Leonard said.
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The Colonel gets almost a whole episode of extra shenanigans, and the school's subculture of prank wars and class tension takes center stage in a whole new way.
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Shop Whole Foods at Amazon hereThis year will be the third Prime Day collaboration between Amazon and Whole Foods, so we expect similar, if not better, grocery deals.
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The whole of the UK and the whole of the EU. Let me add also that it is high time to turn good intentions in a legal text.
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In addition, Whole Foods adopted a Costco-style model for in-store sampling, asking companies to pay fees when Whole Foods offers shoppers free samples of their products.
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For most of their lives, the world's super-agers have nourished their bodies with whole, plant-based foods, such as leafy vegetables, tubers, nuts, beans and whole grains.
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We have the whole profession of sommeliers, people who spend a whole lot of time specifically cultivating the capacity to tell differences, often very fine differences, between wines.
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But I didn't do what he said, and my whole life and my whole career and my relationship with my son should not be ended because of it.
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" "Nationalizing the whole oil sector would be a difficult and highly dangerous process, which could have negative consequences not only for the sector but for the whole economy.
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"You're actually creating a whole-brain connection, your right and left hemispheres, your upper cognitive and lower limbic systems, the whole brain has to work together," says Guyett.
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I think Jad brought in a whole new element of sound and sound design, which was really playful where the musicality of the whole thing was really good.
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I could have, I suppose, but I did drive to Whole Foods or I do drive to Whole Foods, which is ... there is like three in my neighborhood.
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"It's quite clear that somebody there is obstructing the whole process and wanting to sideline the importance of Geneva, the political process as a whole," al-Aridi said.
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The big question is whether that number includes delivery and service fees on each Whole Foods order in addition to the commission Instacart earns directly from Whole Foods.
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Previously: Whole Foods Thinks a Gay Pastor Added a Homophobic Slur to His Own Cake The gay pastor who sued Whole Foods last month for allegedly writing a homophobic slur on a cake admitted Monday that he actually lied about the whole thing, and now he's really sorry, KEYE TV reports.
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"I kind of want to keep him in the whole loop of my whole pregnancy," she recently told the Daily Mail at their yacht party in Cannes in June.
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Some contain only a small amount of actual whole grains and instead include refined flour—a pulverized version of what may, at some point, have been a whole grain.
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The USDA website states WIC benefits can include infant cereal, fruits and vegetables, milk, eggs, canned fish, whole-wheat bread and other whole foods to help meet nutritional needs.
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It isn't a "canary in the coal mine" panic about the whole sector and "whole ratings bands blowing up and disappearing," Lyons said, but more of a valuation question.
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The Union Square Whole Foods in Manhattan has already seen price cuts on the first day of the acquisition, with discounted items marked by orange "Whole Foods + Amazon" signs.
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The press release included much of what consumers could expect from the deal, including a Whole Foods rewards program for Prime customers and Amazon Lockers at Whole Foods locations.
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"I am still trying to understand the whole feud between Taylor Swift and 'Ye that happened about this whole song, 'cause I thought she knew about it," Disick says.
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One source close the company said that Whole Foods represents less than 10 percent of Instacart's revenue, and Whole Foods has less than 1 percent equity in the company.
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"For an individual farmer, their whole year's supply of food for the whole family could be destroyed in just one night," Songhurst told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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Three servings of whole grains a day are what U.S. dietary guidelines suggest, but few Americans achieve this -- maybe because whole grains get a bit of a bad rap.
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"Well, I think the whole question of anchor babies, as it's known, the whole question of citizenship, of natural-born Americans is a subject for the future," he said.
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"The Taser caused my whole body to lock up, and the pain would compare to a whole-body charley horse," Salt Lake County Deputy Sheriff Tiana Broos once testified.
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"I am no longer sorry, the whole outrage was B.S., the whole thing got so blown out of proportion," she shared on the Australian talk show Sunrise this week.
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And, look, the thing I think is the most compelling story here is how the Democratic socialists, this whole movement and this whole wave is going to pan out.
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While Amazon is putting up stores – and now buying a whole host of them through Whole Foods, Walmart is figuring out how to make its online catalog more competitive.
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At Girl & The Goat, one can find shanks, necks, whole shoulders, goat carpaccio, mid-rare wet-aged goat loins, goat ribs, goat empanadas, goat belly, and whole goat legs.
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And then the whole thing with Tarn, where it's like… if it happened to him, we wouldn't have money at all, and the whole thing would get shut down.
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The not-chicken-salad was shipped to 35 Whole Foods stores in Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York, and had the Whole Foods logo and name on the packaging.
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We refrained from putting "the whole damn thing" as the ugly cry moment in The Handmaid's Tale – but to be clear, we ugly cried throughout the whole damn thing.
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When Amazon purchased Whole Foods for $14 billion last year, it promised that the Prime shipping and entertainment membership program would become the loyalty program of Whole Foods, too.
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If you rendered a whole page in blue tones, for example, it would create a calming, colder effect than if you did that whole page in shades of red.
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"She's doing this clearly because it's the heart of the Real Housewives of New York City and the whole franchise, the whole scenario is built on drama," says Heller.
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"By reducing the number of lionfish in the wild, Whole Foods Market will help reduce the serious environmental threat they cause," Whole Foods representatives said in a press release.
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Just-Eat Swallows GrubCanada Whole Then, in 2015, after Oregon legalized recreational use of marijuana, Lipson began wondering if it wasn't time to revisit the whole delivery space again.
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I have a whole choreography set to the music, so if I have to get you back on your chair before I can continue, that disrupts the whole thing.
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The big thing is that this whole year, and my whole life, I've been trying to figure out how to put the flute on the main stage like that.
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The whole process of her demise — and it is a whole process — kicks off while she and Joel are showing a house, singing the praises of its laundry chute.
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Trump doesn't take the fix to its ultimate end, which is that the two parties rig and fix the whole system so the two parties control the whole system.
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In 2013, Whole Foods partnered with Gotham Greens to bring a rooftop greenhouse to Whole Foods Market Gowanus in Brooklyn, as well as other locations in New York City.
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Related stories:7 Easy Ways To Save Money At Whole Foods (Yes, Really) I Spent $1,000 At Whole Foods On Just 17 ItemsThe Ultimate Food Infographic For Lazy Girls
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He works best when the camera holds steady and keeps his whole body in frame, so you can see the sheer quickness and intricacy of his whole brutal dance.
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By the way, here's the joke going around trading desks on Wall Street: "Jeff Bezos said to Alexa, 'Buy me something from Whole Foods,' and Alexa bought Whole Foods. "
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The way the whole scene is done â€" the lingering shot of the open window and the complete lack of music â€" makes the whole thing even more upsetting.
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But I wouldn't necessarily say that was hard because they have a whole team of people who are brilliant and very kind and made the whole process very easy.
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Advocacy groups raise flags about Whole Foods sale: Today's news about omnipresent retail giant Amazon purchasing bougie food market Whole Foods is raising red flags in various advocacy circles.
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I started by designing the whole ... I had designed the whole city and worked out all the science and technology for it before I made any characters or storyline.
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The American political activist argued that since land's value comes from the wealth of the whole economy, the wealth really belongs to the whole economy, not the legal owner.
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Moss convinced me I needed to spend a whole whole day writing about why it's great, knowing full well very few people may even end up reading these words.
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It lasts for two whole minutes and 18 whole seconds, within which the sound of a human's gums being shorn and cut is something of a relief by comparison.
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But on the flip side, Amazon has been criticized for contributing to the declining quality of some Whole Foods items, like produce, and Whole Foods' out-of-stock issues.
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For a whole lot of reasons, Aladdin's first full trailer has a whole lot more riding on it than just the need to show off the film's visual effects.
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"At Whole Foods Market, we offer an egalitarian benefits structure that provides all of our 95,000+ Team Members with the same caliber of benefits," a Whole Foods spokesperson said.
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The private label was later used to combat the perception that Whole Foods, sometimes known as "Whole Paycheck" for its notoriously high prices, was too expensive for everyday people.
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In the fourth quarter, the company opened two stores, and expects to add two additional Whole Foods Market stores and two Whole Foods Market 365 stores, including one relocation.
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"It's important to learn about that and figure out how the nation as a whole works, because the whole nation isn't going to be 93 percent white," she said.
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December: Eat whole foods In another attempt to combat unhealthy snacking, my final goal for 2019 was to convert my diet into one filled with non-processed, whole foods.
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Still, I am learning, and I bet the young man on the plane is learning, that seeing whole people on screen is helping us to become whole people, too.
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Whole Foods or Amazon alone would struggle to enter into the meal-kit delivery industry, as Whole Foods lacked the delivery infrastructure and Amazon lacked access to food products.
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"I think a whole lot of people know I'm probably packing so I don't think there's a whole lot of people who would necessarily mess with me," Palin said.
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Sixty percent of Whole Foods stores are located within 10 miles of a Kroger market, but that means only about 10% of Kroger stores compete directly with Whole Foods.
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AWS itself – as a whole – is an example.
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Therapists — a whole team — couldn't help that guy.
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A first look at the sequel to Pacific Rim came out on Friday, and there are just a whole lot of robots and a whole lot of monsters in there.
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It's quite possible that we may wish to keep the whole thing confidential rather than allow it to be published in patent form and thus let the whole world know.
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You may think whole grains and fiber are equivalent, since the main reason why health experts recommend whole grains is to boost fiber intake, but that's not always the case.
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"It concerns me that an officer has this notion about a whole group of people, a whole community of people, that he hasn't met," King told The Austin-American Statesman.
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Amazon on Wednesday announced it is bringing this Prime perk to another 212.99 Whole Foods Market stores across 299 states as well as all Whole Foods Market 163 stores nationwide.
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"The whole idea of insurance is to make you whole, not under-pay you or over-pay you," said Robert Hunter, director of insurance for the Consumer Federation of America.
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He kind of -- I&aposm grateful that we have avoided the whole -- a whole news cycle of people saying, oh, I&aposm not going to go to the White House.
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As the only category that the whole of the Academy's roughly 8,000 members are eligible to vote in, it represents the most comprehensive barometer of the industry as a whole.
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Then blend up the fruit with coconut milk, fresh lime juice, rum, and a whole lot of ice, and throw the whole thing back into the core of your pineapple.
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Suddenly she was going to rallies, spending whole days at the state house waiting to testify before committees, and meeting a whole new group of activist teacher friends on Facebook.
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Now we have a whole of government, if look at Pence's speech at Hudson Institute, we have a whole of government approach to really confront China on this economic war.
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However, the agency has established standards of identity for various types of cereal flours and related products… including a standard of identity for 'whole wheat flour' and 'whole durum flour.
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And because Amazon purchased Whole Foods Market in 272, the online giant's customers can purchase a limited number of Whole Foods' 153 Everyday Value brand of products in single servings.
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"Remember this whole thing started, the press all started going crazy, this whole thing was there was somehow some quid pro quo between aid and investigating the Bidens," said Rep.
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Yesterday, Amazon and Whole Foods ruined a perfectly slow news day on a Friday in June with the announcement that Amazon intends to buy Whole Foods for almost $14 billion.
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This means The Fractured But Whole finds itself in a similar situation as The Stick of Truth: The plot, and the humor derived from it, suddenly become the whole appeal.
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We kept going and I remember looking at the grass and it had a whole layer of rainbow shimmering tripods neatly stacked on top of it, covering the whole surface.
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" — thumper5 The Whole Time"I went through a whole day at work with nobody telling me you could see the outline of my panties under my skirt under fluorescent lights.
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"I moved to New York and it was like, 'Oh wow, there's this whole other world, this whole other thing I can try," and the songs were easier to write.
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The association advocates to maintain the progress made with healthy whole grain foods that are accepted by students — whole grain breads, rolls, pastas, even pizza crusts that have been popular.
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Whole Foods' high prices might have earned the grocery store chain the moniker "Whole Paycheck," but one of the company's co-CEOs has only taken $1 a year since 2007.
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Stepping aside from politics, a whole host of U.S. companies are set to report earnings on Wednesday, with Whole Foods and 21st Century Fox expected to be of key focus.
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"If you look at Wells, through this whole thing they're uncovering a whole lot of problems, but they aren't losing any customers to speak of," Buffett told the Financial Times.
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After Shal left, and we dealt with the heartbreak of all that, we found [Michael] McDermott, and it was a whole new energy and we were a whole new band.
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But the merger could be transformative on other fronts as Amazon makes Whole Foods a bigger part of its online presence and brings more competitive pricing to Whole Foods stores.
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"Whole Foods said in a statement that the report "does not accurately reflect Whole Foods Market's long-standing efforts to address human rights and labor issues in our supply chain.
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In the year since Amazon announced its acquisition of Whole Foods, Amazon has made continued efforts to marry the power of data, its membership program and loyal Whole Foods shoppers.
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"That whole thing showed me the army of fans that I have, and the level of support and love that was happening on Twitter throughout the whole day," she said.
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Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods has instantly helped the high-end grocery chain shed its "whole paycheck" nickname, said CEO John Mackey, according to a report in Food Business News.
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Amazon acquired Whole Foods, and all of its locations in major metropolitan areas, for $13.7 billion and very quickly began offering two-hour delivery for prime customers for Whole Foods.
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Sure there are some lousy things about sports—the whole notion of "amateurism," the threat of debilitating injury, the New England Patriots—but on the whole, sports are a plus.
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It's brilliant when someone has that sense of growth, not only in terms of their music, but in terms of their whole personality, and the whole aura that they project.
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But the Big Four awards—the ones that represent the whole of music, with no genre boundaries—were a testament to the middle-of-the-roadness of the whole thing.
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One day, she called on me for something, and I accidentally called her mom in front of the whole class, and I didn't live it down for the whole year.
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In fact, the whole place remained largely untouched until 2010, when Sivan and her daughter Sofia bought the whole lot to give a new home to their family cheese empire.
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His main diet is a mush of ground whole chicken wings (including the bones), salmon heads, whole tilapia, beef liver, chicken gizzards, and hearts, mixed with a variety of fruit.
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Each night, the multicourse menu will offer elaborate preparations of meat, seafood, poultry or game, including top-quality Wagyu beef, whole squab and whole fish with all sorts of embellishments.
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A group of Whole Foods workers under the name "Whole Worker" is asking workers to stay home tomorrow as part of efforts to get the company to address safety demands.
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To counter the likes of Whole Foods, which earned a reputation for exorbitant prices and the undesirable moniker "Whole Paycheck," Lucky's positioned itself as an organic store for the masses.
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But in the late 19th century, a new technology arrived from Europe, changing American flour: roller mills, which separate the bran — the "whole" part of whole wheat — from the kernel.
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Mr. Campbell now advocates a "whole food plant-based diet," which he termed to draw a distinction between more nutritious whole plants and processed food products such as veggie burgers.
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And this is just another elevation of that, because they actually put in half whole eggs, so that when you cut it, you see these beautiful whole pieces of egg.
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In the second quarter, Amazon rolled out Prime member savings in all Whole Foods stores nationwide, while expanding Whole Foods delivery in more cities, including Chicago, Houston and San Antonio.
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UPDATE: Amazon confirmed to Motherboard on Friday that a second Whole Food employee in New York City tested positive for coronavirus at the Bryant Park Whole Foods location in Manhattan.
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Some vaccines contain the whole pathogen, but whether it's the whole thing or just pieces, the pathogen in the vaccine has been killed or modified so it can't cause illness.
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Coming off the keto diet and focusing more on whole, nutritious foods has reintroduced wonderfully nutritious things like beans, oats, and whole grains, and I feel much better for it.
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Kroger shares, for example, fell by double digits when Amazon announced it would acquire Whole Foods, but the company has more than six times as many locations as Whole Foods.
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"The whole idea of having this roller-coaster ride of a heist was ... to engage with that whole idea of escapism and ... the whole of that aspect of a thriller but not negate the political and the current ... social economical environment that we live in today," McQueen told Reuters in an interview.
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Whole milk seems like an indulgence on a par with Double Stuf Oreos these days, but the difference between whole and reduced fat isn't that great; a cup of 2 percent milk has five grams of fat, while a cup of whole milk has eight, and makes for much better French toast.
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"Advocates of cryonics are unable to cite any study in which a whole mammalian brain (let alone a whole mammalian body) has been resuscitated after storage in liquid nitrogen," he said.
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And now I'll be, always have that moment when I was able to play Jesus in front of the whole country and the whole world, and have it received so well.
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First, the gap between winners and losers is seen across a whole range of survey questions: It is not simply one response to one question but a whole bundle of responses.
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You want to make a show about a fat girl that's not about being fat because the whole point is, she has this whole other big complicated life like anyone else.
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And while Amazon Fresh previously carried some offerings from Whole Foods' 365 brand, this is the first time it has made shopping from your local Whole Foods available via the service.
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"Today we had a whole host of these re-ratings, more than I can recall in ages, and it colored the whole tape, so to speak," the "Mad Money " host said.
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The director of the FBI, Christopher Wray, recently shocked Chinese-Americans by referring to a "whole-of-society threat" posed by China to his country, requiring a "whole-of-society response".
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There's a whole lot more in between that — like Elizabeth Lopatto's "This week in Elon" — so listen to this whole dang show; you'll get all you need before the year ends.
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Whole Foods: This year, the grocery chain is keeping its Pi Day tradition alive by once again offering $3.14 off all large pies of any flavor from the Whole Food's bakery.
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But there's a whole world of better and more powerful Mac software out there that can make everything from GIF-making to photo editing to window organization a whole lot easier.
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Stores could effectively double as shipping centers, and since Whole Foods stores tend to be located in areas with lots of likely Whole Foods customers, that could make the process cheaper.
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AND SO AS WE'RE LOOKING FOR THINGS, AS VISUAL DATA BECOMES IMPORTANT, THAT IS A NEW WHOLE BUSINESS AND NEW WHOLE REGIME OF DATA MANAGEMENT THAT IS GOING TO BECOME AVAILABLE.
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That's not to say I'll never talk about love, sex or dating to my friends, but if dating doesn't take up my whole life, it shouldn't take up the whole conversation.
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"The whole world, the whole free world is united in condemnation of that terrorist attack and terrorism generally and in sympathy and love for the victims and their families," he said.
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The world's biggest online retailer also said it planned to start selling some Whole Foods-branded products on its website and offer incentives to its Prime members at Whole Foods stores.
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Even though Amazon values the expertise that makes Whole Foods stand out in the grocery market, it'll still probably streamline operations at Whole Foods and cut down on the cashiers needed.
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"The public has really heeded that advice, the consumption of whole grains has gone up ... and food companies have reformulated a lot of their products to be whole grain," she said.
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And we have the feeling that if we binged through the whole series again tonight, we'd pick up on a whole lot more examples of under-the-radar foreshadowing like that.
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She wants the whole thing reexamined back to who gets arrested, when they get arrested, how they get arrested, because the whole thing is obviously corrupt and racist at its core.
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So of a sudden there became this whole American underground cassette scene, and I started getting into it—not only making my own cassettes, but just getting into that whole scene.
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They will use the Whole Foods acquisition to drive more food sales online, using Whole Foods locations as distribution and delivery centers in order to mitigate many of the aforementioned challenges.
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But if you sell not just the chip but the whole device that uses it, if old devices are using the services you profit from, the whole cost-benefit equation changes.
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BUT HERE'S THE POINT YOU'RE GETTING TO, AND YOU'RE RIGHT: THE WHOLE WORLD KNOWS – THE WHOLE WORLD KNOWS THAT CHINA CANNOT CONTINUE TO BEHAVE ILLEGAL AND UNFAIRLY, AS THEY HAVE. OKAY?
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"If you look at the whole gym, you have the cardio section, but then you have the rest of the whole gym area that people actually work out in," he said.
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It's not quite yet in a place where it can justify a whole new medium and a whole new set of behaviors where everyone is doing it on a daily basis.
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Several of the organic and natural foods suppliers of Whole Foods also have deals with Sprouts, and the Amazon takeout of Whole Foods likely will change the mix of the relationship.
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The deal between Amazon and Whole Foods is expected to close in the second half of the year and the store will reportedly continue to operate under the Whole Foods brand.
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As songs came together, I also started looking for different relationships between songs, and different relationships songs could have to the disc as a whole or the project as a whole.
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But, also in the intervening years, I have become more and more convinced that this whole night never happened and the whole thing was some fantastical product of my dying mind.
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Whole shops are dedicated to the sale of pacifiers for children, Halloween witches, purses, etc.. A whole market is dedicated to socks, since the town packs 3 billion pairs a year.
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Then, when XL sent me a copy, they also sent me a whole watermelon—a reference to the anarcho-Gallagher video for "Jonny," which features a whole lot of obliterated fruit.
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Aldi debuted the new design this month at a store in Richmond, Virginia, and it looks almost identical to Whole Foods' new cheaper chain of stores called 365 by Whole Foods.
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" Common also says this latest round of criticism is nothing new -- saying "the whole country has been sexist" when it comes to sports ... adding, "We just gotta erase that whole mentality.
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The whole logic of this franchise shell game is that you're never quite satisfied with any particular movie because the point is you have to be sucked into the whole thing.
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Rare is the person who finds a whole new skill set at his stage of the game, and rarer still is the person who finds a whole new set of principles.
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Stevenson: Even though the TV show after the first season had a whole room of writers, you could still make the point that Candace was the root of the whole thing.
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The Amazon deal for Whole Foods is yet another example of the influence of activist investors — or "greedy bastards" as John Mackey, the Whole Foods chief executive, had referred to them.
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You're a few clicks, a free trial, and then a payment away from fast, free shipping, lots of movies and music, discounted eats from Whole Foods, and a whole lot more.
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Well now, Instagram is launching a whole new photo messaging app called Threads — and it makes sharing photos with your Close Friends (and your Close Friends only) a whole lot easier.
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And Amazon is slowly using its own network of resources to bring Whole Foods delivery to major metros in New York and Florida, moving away from Whole Foods' partnership with Instacart.
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But Michelle Grant, head of retailing at market research firm Euromonitor, said Amazon could use an obscure part of the Whole Foods portfolio - Whole Foods 365 - to lure Wal-Mart shoppers.
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Whole Foods has rolled out a loyalty program at its smaller, lower-priced 365 by Whole Foods chain, which offers members 10 percent off more than 100 items in the stores.
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Amazon announced last Thursday that it would drop some prices at Whole Foods on Monday, its first day of running the chain often known as "Whole Paycheck" for its pricey goods.
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It includes some items sourced from Whole Foods providers, though an executive told CNBC that the Amazon Go Grocery story aims to complement brands that can be found at Whole Foods.
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It includes some items sourced from Whole Foods providers, though an executive told CNBC that the Amazon Go Grocery story aims to complement brands that can be found at Whole Foods.
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But other footage like Dzhokhar Tsarnaev going to a Whole Foods right after the bombing to change a quart of milk from skim to whole, we got that from the Internet.
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CNBC recently reported that Greeley would be turning his attention to Amazon-owned Whole Foods and focusing their further integration, including making Amazon Prime part of Whole Foods' customer rewards program.
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"This includes further increasing intakes of whole grains, whole fruit, non-starchy vegetables, nuts, and legumes, and lowering intakes of refined grains, added sugars, and saturated fat," Bhupathiraju said by email.
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It also launched 17 new whole grain products, or with a higher whole grain percentage, and extended its gluten free and protein plus ranges thanks to a 40 million euro investment.
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Reynolds, who published a study in The Lancet on the effect of whole grains this year, cautions that many of the products sold to consumers today as "whole grain" often aren't.
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She'd planned to come last fall, but "she was afraid she would cry through the whole thing and I was afraid I would cry through the whole thing," Ms. Schreck said.
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But my point is ... Mark controls the whole thing.
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Soon, Whole Foods started carrying Me & the Bees Lemonade.
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People lost faith in government, politics – the whole system.
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Great to see the whole family & Frozone together again!
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" Since the surgery, he said, "I feel whole again.
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NEW YORK, May 10 (Reuters) - Whole Foods Markets Inc.
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