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consider jerusalem artichokes—but with some caveats. commonly called sunchokes or sunroots, these knobby-looking tubers in the sunflower family (hence the "sun" in the name) have a thin edible skin, crisp white flesh that turns creamy after cooking, and a flavor that has been described as earthy, nutty

ice cream and yogurt, and which explains why those normally fiber-free foods have all that fiber listed on the nutrition facts label. on the downside, inulin is also the reason why jerusalem artichokes have picked up the unfortunate but fitting nickname "fartichokes." yup—eating too many of these tubers...

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sales was projected to run as high as $ billion for . [ ] enforcement of the tax on remote sales, however, is difficult. unless the vendor has a physical location, or nexus, within a state, the vendor cannot be required to collect tax for that state. [ ] this limitation was defined as part of the dormant

sales was projected to run as high as $ billion for . [ ] enforcement of the tax on remote sales, however, is difficult. unless the vendor has a physical location, or nexus, within a state, the vendor cannot be required to collect tax for that state. [ ] this limitation was defined as part of the dormant...

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a: no. until you die the flexible trust is basically dormant (unless there is critical illness or terminal illness cover). it is then straightforward for the trustees to distribute the proceeds to your chosen beneficiaries. for more guidance on running a trust see our trusts guide. q: do i need to see

a: yes, although this is not legally essential, it is strongly recommended. the trust is basically dormant until you die. if you die as the sole trustee there is no-one able to immediately act as trustee. instead your executors or administrators will need to act as trustees which will involve a delay...

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ultimate branches of a much branched system. a potential branch or bud, either foliage or flower, is formed in the axil of each leaf; sometimes more than one bud arises, as for instance in the walnut (juglans), where two or three stand in vertical series above each leaf . many of the buds remain dormant

, or are called to development under exceptional circumstances, such as the destruction of existing branches. for instance, the clipping of a hedge or the lopping of a tree will cause to develop numerous buds which may have been dormant for years. leaf-buds occasionally arise from the roots, when they...

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which the consumer is not spared. in this pickle, it is not surprising we are plagued with numerous water borne diseases such as cholera, diarrhea, typhoid fever, among others. it also appears that environmental issues are not of any prime concern to us as a country. the relevant agencies seem to be dormant

which the consumer is not spared. in this pickle, it is not surprising we are plagued with numerous water borne diseases such as cholera, diarrhea, typhoid fever, among others. it also appears that environmental issues are not of any prime concern to us as a country. the relevant agencies seem to be dormant...

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"maybe there is a dormant virus inside us; one never knows when it will surface," he says. former journalist, abid hasan recalls assignments as a reporter that put him in the line of fire. most journalists don't even know the problem exists.