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juice

noun as in liquid squeezed from fruit, plant

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“Unless they are running a juice bar in there, how could they possibly create this much organic waste on a weekly basis?” wrote Newman, who works at a county housing agency.

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Cranberries from a family farm in New Jersey, flavored with orange juice, vanilla, dry white wine and the surprising pop of mustard seeds.

“Let’s take the bus — it’s inexpensive,” I said, sipping passionfruit juice at a Phnom Penh cafe.

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Some of them are a bit crisp, and there’s lemon juice and salt on it.

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“When you see money come out of a space, especially one that’s filled with trillion-dollar companies, it really doesn’t take much to get some of the underperforming sectors a little juice.”

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

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