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…by estimated value and with yearly output in metric tons) were maize (15 million), sugarcane (40 million), sorghum (5.1 million), wheat (3.6 million), oranges (2.9 million), coffee (239,000), tomatoes (1.4 million), bananas (1.6 million), and potatoes (1.2 million…

…and suspense and confrontations." He goes on to describe a diagram he made that reduces every human being to a line of color and makes the destruction of Dresden nothing but a brilliant stripe of orange. What was once an atrocity has now become something…

…, even from a French musician who complimented him on the new song and his new short orange hair. (Vedder's hair is still longish and brown.) "Apparently, it's something the guy is dealing with, too," Vedder suggests. "It's like, am I supposed to feel…

…. Historian Dr. Arthur Schlesinger, in The Disuniting of America, writes of Hector St. John de Crevecour, an 18th Century Frenchman who had settled in the American colonies in 1759 in Orange County, New York, who asked the question, "What then, is this American…

…by estimated value and with yearly output in metric tons) were maize (15 million), sugarcane (40 million), sorghum (5.1 million), wheat (3.6 million), oranges (2.9 million), coffee (239,000), tomatoes (1.4 million), bananas (1.6 million), and potatoes (1.2 million…

…orange, protects Cables crossing the track. Proper cable protection is essential to prevent damage by animals, track maintenance tools, weather and fire. Usually, the edge of the railway property is outside the pathway or cable runs. If the line is built…

…changes were observed indicating the endpoints had been reached and the tests were complete. The salinity reagents were silver nitrate and silver chromate (Lowe and Sorrells, pp. 19-20). The pH reagents and indicators were phenolphthalein and methyl orange…

…and oranges not to mention comparing these two things after the fact, its ludicrous. It seems as though in many cases we act when we shouldn't and just the opposite when we should. For instance, following the first Persian Gulf War, instead of removing…

…, Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain and the United States for brewing, distilling and food processing customers around the world. Cargill processes oranges in Brazil and the United States, and apples in a joint venture in Chile to make fruit juice…

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