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But in conjuring his life, it was okay and very straightforward to portray a Caribbean life in England in the 1970s with bowls of plastic fruit, polystyrene ceiling tiles, settees permanently sheathed in their transparent covers that they were delivered in.
She was tiny, and she used to always take out her lunch every day and she would throw out her fruit.
She would just take her fruit, her mom packed her a melon every day, and she would just throw it in the ivy and then she would eat fruit snacks and pudding cups, and I was like, "Riley, you can't do that, you have to eat the fruit."
And I was like, "Well, when you throw the fruit in the ivy, pretty soon, it's going to be overgrown with melons," which is why I think I ended up telling stories to children and not being a nutritionist for children.
Now, the flower, this beautiful white flower, it opens at night, is pollinated by bats, and it gives rise to the fruit which is curiously known as the monkey apple.
Now, if you open the fruit of the baobab, you'll see a white, floury pulp, which is very rich in nutrients and has got protein, more protein than in human milk.
And this is one of the reasons why the nutrition companies of this world, they are looking for this fruit to provide what we know as reinforced food.
When the American fruit company comes to town, so does a romantic mechanic who is always followed by yellow butterflies.
An American fruit company opens a plantation near the village and ends up massacring thousands of striking workers, mirroring the real-life ‘Banana Massacre’ of 1928.
And, if you're a fruit fly, at least, your microbes determine who you want to have sex with.
From fruit flies, the mechanisms of heredity, and from reconstructed images of blood flowing through the brain, or in my case, from the behavior of very young children, we try to say something about the fundamental mechanisms of human cognition.
For example, see this piece of fruit?
But somewhere as the years passed, someone had the bright idea to put that sticker on the fruit.
When we get home and we're hungry and we see this ripe, juicy piece of fruit on the counter, we just want to pick it up and eat it.
You just wanted to eat the piece of fruit.
I simply picked up the piece of fruit, dug at it with my nails, tried to flick it off, and then wondered, "Was there another sticker?"
Aquaculture depends on antibiotics too, particularly in Asia, and fruit growing relies on antibiotics to protect apples, pears, citrus, against disease.
We could promise each other never again to buy chicken or shrimp or fruit raised with routine antibiotic use, and if we did those things, we could slow down the arrival of the post-antibiotic world.
There are some kinds of fruit flies whose sperm is longer than the male's own body.
As she recounts: "On the third day of Creation, God commands the Earth to grow a fruit-bearing fruit tree."
For this first fruit tree, there was to be no differentiation between trunk, branches, leaves and fruit.
The whole tree was a fruit.
So we looked for that biblical material, that fruit-bearing fruit tree kind of material, and we found it.
A fruit-bearing fruit tree.
Fifty percent of their diet consists of fruit, and when they eat the fruit, they swallow the seeds, which they disperse throughout the habitat through their feces.
It's like trying to see a fruit fly passing in front of a car's headlight.
That glucose is then transformed into more complex organic molecules to form leaves, stems, roots, fruit, and so on.
Fresh fruits actually contain fructose, but it's naturally occurring and doesn't cause an overload because the fiber in fruit slows its absorption.
Actually, it might be easier to list the foods that added sugar isn't hiding in, things like: vegetables, eggs, meats, fish, fruit, raw nuts, even your kitchen sink.
And as if that weren't enough, the balance of ingredients and the presence of natural thickeners like xanthan gum, which is also found in many fruit drinks and milkshakes, can mean that two different ketchups can behave completely differently.
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