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… hostages requires restaurants and shops with western foods. The pirates' consumer interests (fancy automobiles …

… that import familiar items from “back home” and make the food that helps ease the transition into American life. The …

… from the gift shop, the Manna Restaurant serves “biblical food,” including St. Peter’s Fish and dates produced at the …

… growing market share of cotton fabric for local producers. Food self sufficiency through sensible agricultural policy. …

… South Korea became a global hub of culture, food, and commerce. K-Pop and K-dramas are internationally … Korea has become a thriving democracy in Northeast Asia. K-food can now be found in as far-flung places as Havana and …

… on oil, petroleum, lubricants, chemical fertilizers, and foodstuffs; perhaps even surgical strikes. Whether …

… terrorism,  discrimination, indigenous peoples’ rights,   food security , the fight against torture, and promotion of …

… fathead minnow. Ah! See they're coming up, they think I'm food! We basically take very small, like less than 24 hour, …

… traded them to the Cuban government in exchange for foodstuffs. The Cubans then trafficked the weapons into …

… was like the other belligerent countries that confronted food and fuel shortages and growing resistance to the war …

… weapons, the sanctions contributed to shortages of food and medicine for Iraqi citizens. A post-9/11 editorial …

… or put under agricultural production. The United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization estimated that 90% of the …

… but people didn't get paid, people didn't have access to food. It was it was really a disaster for a good long time. …

… System ;  Influenza Pandemics Now, Then, and Again ;  Food and Chernobyl ;  Fluoride  ;  Vaccines ;  Top Ten …

… Angeles. In the equally lucrative world of fast food, Domino’s Pizza recently unveiled its “DomiCopter” …