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amendoim A North American vine with fragrant blossoms and edible tubers; important food crop of Native Americans.
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They ate quite well that evening, groundnut, rice flakes, and wild meat.
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I remembered the groundnut chicken and rice in the microwave.
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The African bambara groundnut resembles the peanut in being borne underground and containing oil, but it isn't nearly as rich as the peanut.
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Of late we have made our own chocolate using the groundnut mill, and you can also make gin and soap from the cocoa pod.
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During the last week, rains increased in intensity over areas growing soybean, groundnut and cotton while they eased in the northwest and the northeast regions.
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Small-scale farmers therefore focused on other less profitable crops including maize, cotton, and groundnuts.
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Together with the ivory inside the container were unprocessed groundnuts.
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He put a small mound of groundnuts on a plate.
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She got one bag of groundnuts and another of simsim.
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Farmers were able to harvest three bags of groundnuts from half an acre of land.
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You're strong now with a belly full of groundnuts.
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These include groundnuts, cow peas, sweet potatoes and cassava.
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Nearby, women were sifting groundnuts before grinding them into a paste with which to fill empty stomachs.
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OILSEEDS Soybeans and groundnuts are two key summer-sown oilseed crops in the world's biggest importer of cooking oils.
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Heaps of wild yams, white starchy breadroots, and potatolike groundnuts boiled gently in skin pots slung over fires.
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The Guardian visited Odwogai group garden and found the groundnuts growing well, though only on a small piece of land.