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canned

adjective as in preserved

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adjective as in recorded or prepared in advance

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British digital bank Shawbrook on Monday shared plans to IPO in London, and Prices Group—a canned tuna company—said last week it was planning to list in London as well.

She also stocked up on bottled water, canned food and pet supplies.

Gabriel said he worked with the food and beverage industries to exempt certain items that made sense, such as minimally processed prepared foods, which include canned fruit and vegetables.

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Now, I get it: the rice casseroles you grew up around — those beige pans of instant rice, canned vegetables, and a slurry of “cream of ___” soup — don’t exactly call you back to the kitchen.

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We’ve seen that play out in the Brady Briefing Room, before the canned laugh track of an audience pretending to be journalists.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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