pulp

“It is more important to protect these lands than to get a little more pulp for paper, or to build one more mine or one more road,” she said.

"You battered his face to a pulp while you were, as you later stated, out of control with anger."

A slow-cooked spread made from tomato pulp and sugar, spiced with ginger, cinnamon, cloves, and brightened with lemon juice.

Reality TV is a young form of entertainment compared to film and pulp literature, each of which shows correlating phenomena in history.

Even back then, its writers didn’t have to consult dead tree pulp to recognize the ways the right-wing media has warped so many people’s views to a degree that the morally indefensible is acceptable.