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… and celebrity by miraculously subsisting on odd and unusual foods. Carolyn White Walker Barnum has documented 45 … a saint when she started giving away all of her husband's food. If anything, I think these women can remind us that …

… population growth combined to produce a sharp decline in food production and with it widespread famine. Also at the …

… Farm equipment, sewing machines, clothing, processed foods, and countless other products poured out of American …

… the programs in Ghana and Tanzania resulted in severe food shortages and were subsequently abandoned. During this …

… popularity and deliberate retreat as it began to recede are food for thought in a celebrity-obsessed culture. The Blue …

… funds to help tide the unemployed over by giving them food, coal, or cash while others once again pushed ahead …

… the trains were sealed, and the victims given virtually no food, thousands died during the voyage. 9. Crimea and …

… reduce employment in the future. An industrial robot places food on pallets in a factory. Since 2003, there have been …

… while in the wild. A host of animals were used for food—auks and puffins proved easy targets, as did the eggs …

… how to deal with river crossings, and supplement your food supply by hunting. In addition, you manage unavoidable …

… not have any activity whatsoever. You need to bring in food. You need to bring in the element of all the elementary … 400 million people worldwide. It is crucial to our global food supply chain. Angela Brintlinger: Thank you. Marianna, …

… Most institutions were attached to farms, partly to provide food for the people living there, but also to provide …

… us for the land, we can't eat that money. We want to grow food that we feel is more reliable." Ultimately, they …

… and it's about folk dancing and different kinds of foods, and it never actually reckons with the realities of …

… that they consume. So prices for basic commodities, like foodstuffs and fuel, heating oil, etc. The average citizen …

… differing perspectives: Kate Brown, “Eating at You: Food and Chernobyl,” Origins: Current Events in Historical … Perspective , April 2016 /milestones/april-2016-eating-you-food-and-chernobyl Jim Green, “Chernobyl - how many died?” …

… different kinds of throat, stomach cancers, water scarcity, food safety issues, and so forth. For example, according to …

… the school running, so washing clothes, you know, making food. The boys would tend the garden and the farm animals. …

… took the lead in global negotiations over climate change, food security and the international financial architecture. …

… Kong depended on China for not only security, but also for food and for water. So Hong Kong was getting water from …

… media like smartphones or pornography or even kinds of food to exploit the public. And I think it's very important …

… to cheat their children, and raising livestock and food crops allowed nations like the Odawas to fight against …

… traveled to San Juan in early October to help distribute food and hygiene products. On the other hand, when the …