Khosla recently met with his (unnamed) automated lettuce-picking company, and focused just on their hiring.
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It does not require one to become a pale and parsimonious lettuce-nibbler.
Tory MP Robert Halfon, who has been campaigning for cuts to fuel duty and greater transparency, attacked the OFT's inquiry as "limp-wristed and lettuce-like".
Beneath it, stretching all the way to the feet of Ubirr, lies a huge and perfectly flat, lettuce-green flood plain, through which the lazy curves of the East Alligator River meander.
As with tainted spinach or lettuce--and even though, as a proportion of the whole, only a minuscule amount may be bad--no one will buy any of it until it's known where the bad produce is.
This offering relocates the innards of the Big Mac -- burger, pickle, special sauce, lettuce, cheese -- in a tortilla to create a small burger-burrito hybrid.
Veal sweetbreads bob alongside romaine-lettuce boats in a briny Caesar dressing, while a more classic combination of octopus and chickpeas, sometimes mushy together, retains the texture of both ingredients.
The deal was swaddled in covenants covering, among other things, the European Union's farm-trade policies and the commercial viability of selling pre-washed lettuce.
Maybe the president was day-dreaming about the lettuce when he came to talk to reporters.
It involved a woman Witty originally met at the Slug and Lettuce pub in Fulham, south-west London.
President GEORGE W. BUSH: The town has grown from subsistence farming to selling high-value crops like lettuce and carrots and celery.
For his first Slow Food Fast contribution, the Philadelphia-born chef shares a recipe for maple-glazed quail with butter lettuce tossed with parsley, Anjou pears and toasted almonds.
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During a harvest season--when more than 30, 000 workers are typically scattered across the fields of Monterey County--yesterday, strawberry, lettuce, and artichoke fields surrounding Salinas were empty, not a worker or moving farm vehicle in sight.
Statistically, it amounts to big business: the Golden State, with the largest agricultural sector in the nation, produces more than 250 commodities, from almonds to walnuts, and leads the nation in 75 of them (almost all of America's grapes and dates, and more than three-quarters of its strawberries and lettuce, come from California).
The first course of the macrobiotic meal was baby Cos lettuce salad with coconut vinaigrette, followed by miso-marinated sablefish, with seasonal fruit salad and sorbet for dessert.
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But it's those same growers who are now complaining that they aren't able to find American workers who are willing to pick a variety of crops that can't be harvested by machine -- peaches, plums, apples, lettuce, tomatoes, avocadoes, nectarines, strawberries, blueberries, apricots, table grapes, etc.
Meanwhile, veggie evangelists at People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals have turned heads with ever-more-racy campaigns, including sending models clad only in strategically placed leaves of lettuce to hand out tofu hot dogs on street corners nationwide.
During lunch and dinner, customers peruse plastic-coated menus for classic greasy-spoon selections like hamburgers, French fries and club sandwiches stacked high with meat and iceberg lettuce.
Lettuce and other leafy vegetables are healthy for you, but they are also the largest source of food-borne contamination in the U.S., according to a new government report.
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In particular, it is important to regularly consume dark green leafy vegetables including spinach, romaine lettuce, or kale which are good sources of vitamin K, E, and C, as well as beta-carotene rich, orange-colored vegetables such as carrots, sweet potatoes, and squash.
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