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Marina bought some apples.
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Nutty and spicy, with undertones of light but juicy fruit some taste apples, or even Calvados rye works best as an accent, a dash of spice to add kick to standard styles.
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Now "stripped of set, stories and the one-minute time frame" and performed to Schubert's String Quartet No. 14 in D Minor ("Death and the Maiden"), the reconstituted work here augmented by an extraneous smoke bomb and some pointless tossing around of apples is more of the same kind of group and individual activity now familiar from Mr. Jones.
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Of course, some will argue this is an apples-to-oranges comparison insofar as Americans have higher incomes than their European counterparts.
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Some products are intuitively so: with raw apples, almonds, or broccoli, it seems apparent.
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Three bidders fought over the placemat-size still life, which depicts several golden-hued apples stacked on a white plate near some smaller, green fruit.
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If some reputable agency or study declared that eating five apples a day would prevent cancer and heart disease, the price of apples would soar until growers could catch up with demand.
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Now you might say you're comparing apples and pears, similar but distinct in some important ways.
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Many of these companies will fail, but some will go into hyper-growth mode and become the Apples, Facebooks and Intels that add thousands of jobs.
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It was as if a crowd, stoked into a fury with a warning about tainted apples, responded by stampeding over to the nearest apple seller to buy some more.
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Rob Valicoff, who grows apples, cherries and other fruit in Washington, says machinery can save labor in some orchards.
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