• One day she was Marlene Dietrich in a silver sheath, the next Joan Collins in a deep blue gown, the next Carmen Miranda, in nine-inch platform shoes and with three tons of fruit on her head.

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  • He would bring her flowers, or fruit from the orchard, and when it became clear that they were serious about each other he had created a long-running joke about their having identical tattoos: hearts, roses, Celtic knots, tiny bluebirds tucked away in the secret angles of their bodies, where only they could see.

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  • Her best cure against flagging energy is fresh fruit and vegetables that she keeps in her office.

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  • Maggie Pietila, an accountant for a Seattle cellphone company, says pressure from colleagues led her and 19 co-workers last year to go on a crash diet of fruit and vegetables that left her sick and shaky.

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  • At her cottage on the river Cam she grew fruit and vegetables and had cats for company, and bees provided by her sister.

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  • Now her company, The Soft Serve Fruit Company, has since opened a flagship store near Union Square and a pop up store in the Hamptons.

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  • She called a friend there, who graciously invited her and her fellow scouts into the kitchen for a meal of fruit, chips and chicken pockets (chunks of meat wrapped in hot pastry).

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  • Shenyang Daily recounts how her last microblog entry on Monday showed a photo of bread and fruit and the message, "My wonderful breakfast".

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  • Her first novel, the semi-autobiographical Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit, was published in 1985 when she was 25.

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  • The story that as a teenager she sold fruit on the docks of Lisbon, capturing the hearts of her customers with her singing, was willingly believed by those who adored her.

    ECONOMIST: Amalia Rodrigues

  • The familiar carrier bag hung on her wrist, containing one or two but never more than three pieces of fruit, the round forms pressing against the plastic.

    NEWYORKER: Naima

  • And according to Ms. Gallo, her family's company would introduce even more Moscato if it could find enough fruit.

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  • Two years ago, she began experimenting with unusual fruit trees and bushes, planting them along three terrace levels in front of her house.

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