This is the second in a four-part piece exploring the problem with “low-fat” and “non-fat” products.
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Let’s chew the fat — Part 2
This is the second in a four-part piece exploring the problem with “low-fat” and “non-fat” products.
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Let’s chew the fat — Part 2
BUJUMBURA, Burundi (AFP) — Seventeen alleged coup plotters appeared before a prosecutor in Burundi yesterday, their lawyer said, the day after the failure of an attempt to overthrow the country’s president.
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17 alleged Burundi coup plotters appear in court: lawyer
LEON, Nicaragua — A fumarole emanating from the Telica volcano in Leon department, Nicaragua on May 14, 2015. The Nicaraguan Institute of Territorial Studies has been keeping watch of the seismic, volcanic and climatic phenomena occurring in the last few days in the country. Between Thursday and Friday two explosions with ash output were registered in the Telica volcano. (PHOTO: Xinhua)
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PHOTO: Nicaragua volcano
WITH more than 90 major surgeries done weekly at the University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI), there is significant need for diathermy machines, which are critical in surgical procedures as they are used in the dissection of body tissues in most surgical operations and help to reduce excessive bleeding.
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UHWI gets $1.6m for diathermy machine
LEON, Nicaragua — A fumarole emanating from the Telica volcano in Leon department, Nicaragua on May 14, 2015. The Nicaraguan Institute of Territorial Studies has been keeping watch of the seismic, volcanic and climatic phenomena occurring in the last few days in the country. Between Thursday and Friday two explosions with ash output were registered in the Telica volcano. (PHOTO: Xinhua)
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PHOTO: Nicaragua volcano
THE 2014-15 school year has ended for those students at tertiary level institutions, and for those attending lower level schools, the curtains will soon be drawn.
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Tertiary students reflect on their many challenges
CAIRO, Egypt (AFP) — An Egyptian court sentenced deposed Islamist president Mohamed Morsi to death yesterday for his role in a mass jailbreak during the 2011 uprising.
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Egypt sentences deposed president Morsi to death
WE should strive to fortify our bodies’ natural defences against anything that will weaken us or cause us to have less than optimal health.
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Fortify your body
CAIRO, Egypt (AFP) — An Egyptian court sentenced deposed Islamist president Mohamed Morsi to death yesterday for his role in a mass jailbreak during the 2011 uprising.
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Egypt sentences deposed president Morsi to death
DWAYMIAN Brissette, Wayne Hylton, Donna-Marie Phipps, and Carol Jean Haslam will this week don their aprons and head to the kitchen to prepare delicious, healthy meals as part of the 10-week Seven Seas Wellness Challenge, which is in association with the Heart Foundation of Jamaica.
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Bee-nutritious meals
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Opposition spokesman on Foreign Affairs & Foreign Trade Edmund Bartlett is expressing disappointment at the failed Free-Trade Agreement negotiations between Caricom and Canada.
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Failed Free-Trade Agreement negotiations between Caricom, Canada disappointing — Bartlett
ATTORNEY Valerie Neita-Robertson yesterday suggested to a juror from the Vybz Kartel murder trial that she and her colleagues had agreed beforehand to convict the men and that they would throw a party to celebrate the verdict.
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