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A Dictionary of Food and Nutrition
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source In this book foods are listed as sources of nutrients. A rich source of a nutrient means that 30% or more of the recommended daily amount (see
reference intakes) of the nutrient is supplied in the stated portion; a good source has 20%; and a source, 10%. Although amounts smaller than 10% are not mentioned, the foods may still make a useful contribution to the diet.
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Nobel Prize amounts smaller, in dollar terms
News Wire article from: AP Online; 10/9/1998; 478 words
; AP Online 10-09-1998 STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) _ Not that there's ever a bad time to get a Nobel Prize, but this year isn't the greatest _ at least in terms of money. Although the prize amount for 1998's awards is the largest ever at 7.6 million kronor, the Swedish currency has been on a slide and the
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LMWH therapy for DVT saved this organization thousands of dollars.
Newspaper article from: Cost Management in Cardiac Care; 11/1/1997; 700+ words
; ...days and until an INR goal of 2.0 to 3.0 is reached. Enoxaparin comes in 30- and 40-mg pre-filled syringes -- amounts smaller than most adults need. "Our pharmacy reformulates two or more doses into one," says Haney. The drug varies in cost...
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Credit rationing in small-scale enterprises: special microenterprise programs in Ecuador.
Magazine article from: Journal of Development Studies; 12/1/1994; ; 700+ words
; ...some loan applicants being rejected and others receiving amounts smaller than demanded in these targeted programmes. The next section...of borrowers who presumably have limited access to other sources of formal finance; thus, interest rates are usually predetermined...
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IRS SUSPICIONS LED TO ARRESTS A DRUG RING USED A METHOD CALLED ``SMURFING,'' WIRING MONEY IN AMOUNTS OF LESS THAN $10,000.(LOCAL)
Newspaper article from: The Virginian Pilot; 4/22/1997; ; 700+ words
; ...file a ``currency transaction report'' with the Internal Revenue Service. How do you beat that system? Wire money in amounts smaller than $10,000. IRS computers at the agency's Detroit data center, however, are not so easily fooled. They began...
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O'Malley Asks State To Probe V.O.T.E.'s Campaign Reports
Newspaper article from: Chicago Sun-Times; 3/8/1996; ; 583 words
; ...expenses that were not outlined. Also, the group's donations are almost exclusively in amounts smaller than $150, which is highly unusual. Sources of those small donations do not have to be identified on the disclosure forms, but the board...
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MOODY'S LOWERS RATING TO THE STATE OF ILLLINOIS GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS FROM Aa TO A1.
Business Wire; 2/3/1995; 700+ words
; ...imbalance was caused by a past practice of appropriating amounts smaller than annual spending needs for Medicaid and other General...receipts, one of the state's major General Fund revenue sources, and are thus afforded security comparable to the state...
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A cloud of terror - and suspicion. (Japanese cult Aum Shinrikyo suspected in nerve-gas attack on Tokyo subway)(includes related article)(Cover Story)(Column)
Magazine article from: Newsweek; 4/3/1995; ; 700+ words
; ...their trains had reached the target area. It was a wonder that many more people didn't die. Sarin, which can kill in amounts smaller than a droplet, was discovered in the 1930s by German chemists seeking better insecticides, tested by the Nazis in death...
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Make History-Or Be History-In The MBL Market.(credit unions offering member business lending services may have big payoffs)(Column)(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Credit Union Journal; 3/25/2002; ; 700+ words
; ...deals from the bad. The small business lending era was born. There is broad consensus that the bulk of business loans in amounts smaller than $250,000 lend themselves to the transaction processing techniques, and it's not uncommon to find small business...
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Ice Core Shows Greenhouse Gases
News Wire article from: AP Online; 6/6/1999; ; 700+ words
; ...four appear to have given way to balmier times after levels of the heat-trapping gases carbon dioxide and methane rose by amounts smaller than the increase blamed on human industry in the past century. The multinational team reported its findings in the June...
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Borrowing wisely.(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Black Enterprise; 2/1/2000; ; 700+ words
; ...Phoenix. "The SBA estimates it's probably the number-one source of money to start a small business; says Hodgman. Bankers are not enthusiastic about loaning amounts smaller than $30,000. Borrowers should expect to pay a third down...
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Usedom
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...of a German missile research and testing station in World War II. It is generally lowland, with forests and several lakes. Grain and potatoes are the principal agricultural products; the main sources of income are tourism and fishing.
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dance
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...caution regarding the reconstruction of social behavior from such sources. Speculation aside, specific knowledge of prehistoric dances...dances, such as the volta, precursor of the waltz, became the sources of modern dance steps. In the 16th cent. two types of dance...
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Apostolic Constitutions
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...liturgical canons known as the "Apostolic Canons," a portion of which became part of canon law of the Western Church. The work is thought to be of Syrian origin. The whole is a valuable primary source on early church history and practice.
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Snake
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...Clark expedition (1803-6) and was of major importance in U.S. expansion into the Pacific Northwest. The river is a major source of electricity, having numerous hydroelectric power plants. The upper and middle courses of the Snake and its tributaries...
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Stirling engine
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...enclosed working fluid that is alternately compressed and expanded to operate a piston, thus converting heat from a variety of sources into mechanical energy. A Stirling engine can use any type of fuel as well as solar energy and heat from the waters of a hot...
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