Dry, edible fruit or seed which usually has a high fat content.
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And the first man said, 'Perhaps we should feed him some nuts.'
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The general belief that nuts are an expensive food is an error.
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I have altogether 3 quarts of select nuts stored in the refrigerator.
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One day I was gathering nuts in the garden by the wall-
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The manner in which the bird opens these nuts is very curious.
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Put a nut in the place of the stone in the cherries.
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Grafting is widely used in plants, especially in fruit and nut crops.
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Sorry-justneed to test it. I gave the nut a firm bounce.
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Many cocoa-nut trees were seen in the lower parts of the island.
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A great nut placement will allow dramatic shifts in direction of pull.
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This he finds is connected with the opening of dry fruits.
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They were carrying automatic rifles and backpacks containing ammunition, grenades and dry fruits.
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Coriander seed is generally supplied whole, with the two dry fruits still enclosed in their husk.
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He led him to his cabin, and spread before him the dry fruits and honey which formed his only aliment.
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The balance of the imports was chiefly made up of dried fruits.
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Hickory trees are very popular because they produce sweet, edible nuts.
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Remarkable freaks of any species of edible nuts may win prizes.
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Our native edible nuts are black walnut, hickories and chestnut.
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The Morris collection of edible nuts of the world.
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The acquisition is consistent with Olam's strategy to invest in specific products, including edible nuts.
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Yes, this is mine- aratherdry nut for you.
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For vegetarians, condemned to a dry nut roast alternative, the legacy of the meat hegemony is even worse.
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It had cracked like a dry nut; and mightn't one as well live upon an exploding bomb?-withmuch more to the same effect.
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Forget dry nut loaves and soggy salads - the emphasis on the 12th is on gourmet meatless grub and traditional foods with a veggie twist.
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A dried nut, as large as my fist, sat on the fireplace.
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