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[...] [...] China and the United Kingdom, an "arranged marriage" in the words used a moment ago by Mr Martin LEE or, to use a more nasty term, the irreversibility of "cooked rice".

The measures included the withdrawal of plastic bags from the Mission’s Post-Exchange commissary facility and cafeteria; the use of air conditioners at the economical temperature level of 26 degrees Celsius and their compulsory shut-down after working hours; paper saving, resulting from double-sided printing; the collection, by a non-governmental organization, of bottles and tin cans for recycling, and shredded paper for the fabrication of cooking briquettes; the procurement of recycled paper for printing and the issuance of 15 per cent less than requested stock as a “greening premium”; as well as the Mission’s participation in beach cleaning and World Environment Day activities.

[...] toilets, no areas for showering, washing or cooking, and no sources of clean drinking water.

It covers five topics: Jusaui—making soy sauce and soybean paste, domestic alcoholic beverages, bap (cooked rice), rice cakes, and side dishes served alongside bap; Bongimchik—making clothes, dyeing, weaving by hand, embroidery, silkworm breeding, soldering cooking pots and kettles, and how to make fire; Sangarak—how to plow a field and how to raise livestock (horses, cows, and chickens); Cheongnanggyeol—prenatal training, methods of childrearing, methods of first aid, medicines to be avoided, and ways of cleaning dwelling places; and Sulsuryak—folkloric ways of driving away evil spirits and devils through talismans and incantation.

Many parks also have cooking places and tent sites.

[...] international study of 41 major crops on six continents, Lucas Garibaldi and colleagues found that wild insects pollinate these crops more effectively than managed honeybees, leading to twice as much fruit set (flowers that develop into mature fruits or seeds) than the bees.

The findings that rice was the major contributor were consistent with data reported in other countries where rice is the staple food.

[...] [...] 6-12 mm, 3- or 4-ridged; those of mature trees and cone-bearing branchlets densely arranged, slightly [...] [...]

Those individuals, who wish to reduce the exposure to inorganic arsenic, can consider choosing more other cereals, which generally contain lower levels of inorganic arsenic than rice, as part of their diet, and observe the following advices: wash rice thoroughly but without excessive washing as some nutrients may be lost, and discard the washed water before cooking so as to reduce the arsenic levels, especially the inorganic form.

The important thing to remember is that although the amount of water we have in the world will never actually decrease, but the amount of water we can use for important things such as drinking, cooking and washing is steadily decreasing, and it’s very hard to get back again.

I think it is quite immature and unwise to take [...]

A primary health assistance service which is well developed and supported by high performance means, with well organised prevention and treatment mechanisms, education and participation of the patient, as well as involvement of the entire community, including the local and central public administration authorities, may ensure a positive impact on the population health indicators in the Republic of Moldova.

[...] struck, Maricel would prepare daily meals of rice and sweet potato for herself and her children.

[...] [...] Award in 2010 for success towards eliminating hunger by enhancing food security, as well as the Agricola Medal of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations in 2008 in honour of his substantial contribution to transforming the country’s economy from that of a food deficit nation to that of a net exporter of maize.

I try to give her nutritious food, not only rice and vegetables, but also meat, eggs and fish.

Available with 10 to 20 oz. baskets, this unit is ideal for cooking rice, breads, tortillas, pastas, meat, seafood, vegetables, and more.

Political parties, human rights organizations and people from all walks of life should discuss the matter from their own angles in order to have a comprehensive examination.

[...] [...] playing a key role in mature markets, such as private [...] [...]

In reply to an invitation by the General Conference (31 C/Resolution 62), the French Government agreed to extend Mr Belmont’s mission at UNESCO to enable him to evaluate, as he did for the buildings on the Fontenoy site, the state of the buildings at the Miollis/Bonvin site, specifically, to identify the problems, suggest how they might be resolved and propose solutions with a view to the restoration and improvement of the buildings.

[...] [...] workshops on information literacy for teachers, students and librarians; and established the first two fully-fledged CMCs in a formal secondary school [...]

[...] [...] as primary products and low- and medium-technology products.6 Even though industries at lower levels of technological sophistication have expanded their share of exports less rapidly than high-technology industries, the deployment [...] [...]

[...] [...] economic advances that we can boast of, it is vital that special rehabilitation programmes run by special rehabilitation teams and backed up with extensive research should be offered to our injured working force to ensure that they can return to their jobs that they are accustomed to or very similar jobs they can do so as to maintain [...] [...]