Using new vegetable oil -- not the used stuff from restaurants -- raises similar scarcity questions.

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They planted a big vegetable garden behind their new clapboard home high on a hill overlooking open farmland.

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Kale the overexposed vegetable of the moment is given new life in a salad with squash and apple, dressed in miso-ponzu and panko.

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New York City hit a home run when it banned the use of hydrogenated vegetable oils in restaurants.

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President Bush said he enjoyed stopping in a small village at a vegetable packing plant and seeing how indigenous farmers have been able to find new markets for their goods.

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Designed after the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, the new rules require schools that participate in federally funded school lunch programs to offer fruit and vegetable daily and in larger quantities than in the past, serve only fat-free or low-fat milk, and limit calories by age.

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Instead of buying a new gas-guzzling vehicle, convert an old diesel car to run on either biodiesel or vegetable oil.

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Dean Norton, president of New York's Farm Bureau and a dairy farmer in Genesee County, said fruit and vegetable growers as well as dairy farmers have been suffering from a shortage of labor.

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