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grains

[greynz] / greɪnz /


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The vegan plan included fruits, vegetables, grains, and beans, while the Mediterranean plan featured fruits, vegetables, legumes, fish, low-fat dairy, and extra-virgin olive oil.

From Science Daily

They found that the mineral grains had welded back together during compression.

From Science Daily

Those remain very depleted after drought has hit the country's grains exports, its main source of dollars, and global inflation has pushed up costs.

From Reuters

Logistical bottlenecks mean large quantities of Ukrainian grains, which are cheaper than those produced in the EU, have ended up in central European states, hitting prices and sales of local farmers.

From Reuters

After graduating with a business administration degree in 1999, he traded football for the family business — tending to the hogs, purchasing grains, negotiating with banks and buyers.

From Seattle Times