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hi I'm Carl azuz first topic today on
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CNN ten concerns chicken eggs and soap
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three items available right now at
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practically any grocery store in America
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but much harder to come by and afford in
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a country just 90 miles from US soil
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Cuba has a food shortage the Caribbean
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nations communist government has put
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what it calls regulations which are
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rations on meats and cleaning products
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the reason there are fewer of them on
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the island and the government says it's
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trying to make sure what is available is
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distributed equally Cuba imports
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two-thirds of its food from other
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countries and its economy has been
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heavily influenced by what happens
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abroad for instance Cuba used to be
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supported by the former Soviet Union but
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that support ended in 1990 when the
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communist bloc was getting ready to
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collapse that said Cuba into a
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depression by the end of the 90s things
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were getting better for Cuba's economy
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and that was thanks to oil provided by
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Venezuela but as that country's economy
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has crumbled in recent years those oil
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supplies have dried up and so once again
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Cuba may be facing a crisis the country
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has voiced support for the Venezuelan
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government and that's resulted in
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economic penalties from the United
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States which opposes Venezuela's
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government how bad could things get for
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Cuba the nation's Communist Party leader
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recently indicated that conditions
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probably won't be as difficult as they
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were in the early and mid 90s but that
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his nation had to be ready for the worst
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signs of trouble have already reached
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Cuban shores and moved inland Juana
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leaves her old havana apartment to see
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what there is at the bodega
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that's what Cubans call these small
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neighborhood markets that carry products
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subsidized by the government
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the options have always been scarce but
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these days Juana says there is less and
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less for people like her Juana is
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retired with a government pension of
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about 12 dollars a month and she washes
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laundry for her neighbors so she can
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afford to eat if you work you don't get
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anything she says when you go to a
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market there's nothing the people who
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buy to resell take everything facing the
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worst food shortages in years the Cuban
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government is
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implementing even stricter rationing on
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increasingly hard to find products like
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chicken eggs and soap the government
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blames the shortages on increased US
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sanctions but the slow collapse of
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socialist ally Venezuela which sends
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Cuba most of the islands supply of oil
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is also taking a toll Cuba imports most
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of the food its citizens consume and the
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government has the monopoly on those
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imports Cuban officials have told the
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populous to remain calm every day though
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there are longer lines at this
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government-run supermarket which charges
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for mostly imported goods at prices far
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beyond what many Cubans can afford to
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pay hoarding of products is increasing
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as fears grow that a severe economic
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crisis is on the horizon so there are
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several hundred people who have been
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here for hours waiting because the word
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has gotten out that there will be
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chicken at this market I got a message
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on a social media app called domme di
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comida where is their food the problem
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is though even if you get here you have
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to get here early to make sure you're
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the right place in line because by the
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time you get inside there may be none
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left for many Cubans this has become a
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daily ritual waiting in line for hours
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to buy a single item I've been here for
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an hour other people since 5:00 a.m.
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Arata miss tells me on Mother's Day I
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came at 9:00 a.m. and left at 4 p.m.
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it's too many hours the shortages came
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quits identity as the government finally
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gave Cubans widespread access to mobile
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Internet for the first time allowing
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frustrated consumers to post their
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photos on social media of endless lines
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and even the occasional fight breaking
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out for people on the bottom like Juana
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the answer to the crisis seems to be
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more government rationing so that
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everyone gets their share well I ain't
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got hope I don't like that or that it's
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very expensive fruit is so expensive
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everything and she says it's because of
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the people who resell things there
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should be a law making them lower the
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prices food shortages that despite near
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total government control are now out of
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control
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patro Gottman CNN Havana
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ten-second trivia what is pious song is
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it a French desert flowering plant a
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type of straw or a tunic this is a type
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of straw that's woven to make hats and
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that word is apparently one of the
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hardest for students to spell at the
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Scripps National Spelling Bee the 2019
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competitions coming up next week in the
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US state of Maryland the group of
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linguists from Babel a language learning
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tool teamed up with folks from the
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merriam-webster dictionary to determine
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the hardest words from the past decade
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the ones that knocked out spelling bee
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contestants in the last round they
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included several terms that came from
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other languages like French German and
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Italian and for many of them their
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pronunciations and meanings may be as
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elusive as their spellings consider
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family a german word that means
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excessive enthusiasm another french term
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was gay Ardea a type of plant or flower
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how about osaka wheat a a pine tree
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you'll find in Mexico or chipolina an
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Italian word for a type of Roman marble
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lasse was on the list
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it's a Hindi term for a yogurt drink so
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was hot chuck a czech term for the mark
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that's over the sea in this word so if
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you're an aspiring spelling champion
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practice these for a spell up next today
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if a meatball is meatless what kind of
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ball is it a plant ball the one that
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IKEA is developing is the Swedish
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company is one of many trying to cash in
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on a growing demand for meat
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alternatives which are intended to taste
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like beef but be healthier not
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everyone's on board for some consumers
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the taste of plant-based meat
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alternatives simply isn't meaty enough
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there's also a growing consumer
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preference for simple natural foods with
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few ingredients meat alternatives can
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have more than 15 ingredients the u.s.
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food market analyst says that could
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cause problems for the industry in the
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years ahead
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the unmistakable sizzle of meat on the
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grill the real meat of the beyond meat
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we have our beyond burger over here and
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we have our beef burger over here
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once you dress them up it's impossible
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total difference at this bear burger
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restaurant in Manhattan burgers made
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from plant protein make up a meaty
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portion of sales the response has been
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great it's been so great in fact that
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our menu is now 50% vegan for the first
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time is it takes a little getting used
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to investors though had no trouble
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taking their first bite
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beyond meats beefy IPO soared a hundred
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and sixty percent on its first day of
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trading on May 2nd the best IPO jump of
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a major US company since the financial
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crisis analysts believe it's part of a
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veggie revolution that is just getting
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started if it follows the same path that
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the plant-based beverage market followed
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you'd see it growing from roughly 13
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billion 14 billion dollars today up to
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potentially over 40 billion dollars over
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the next decade well beyond meats is not
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yet profitable its revenues are up more
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than a hundred and thirty percent in
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each of the past three years and it's
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expanding into new product categories
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like meatless sausage it's not just
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being into vegetarians that are
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interested in this in fact 93% of the
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people that are putting them beyond
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burger in their cart at the nation's
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largest grocer are also putting animal
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protein in their car it's a tremendous
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sign that we're able to grow the
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business thank you very much now the
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beyond burger it does have some
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competition mainly from this one which
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is the impossible burger from impossible
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foods that's already on the menu at
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Burger King which is rolling out the
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impossible whopper mcdonald's is also
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selling a meatless burger and germany
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made by Nestle and Tyson Foods one of
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the world's biggest meat producers is
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also set to launch a fake meat
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if I smell like meat as for my first
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bite well it felt like eating a burger
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just a little less beefy but I quite
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like them they're not exactly like meat
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but they are something interesting and I
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do think this might be a taste of things
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to come
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where's Betty in CNN New York confirmed
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fire helmets can hold a maximum of ten
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ducklings that's a recent tweet from
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South Metro Fire Rescue in Littleton
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Colorado and here's how they know a
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reason call came in saying that
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ducklings had gotten stuck in a storm
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drain the mother was waddling anxiously
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nearby but she had nothing to fear
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firemen worked together to retrieve the
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wayward babies
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carefully carry them to a safe spot and
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reunite them with their mother they were
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quacked to act their efforts fit the
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bill they might have found it draining
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but if they canvassed back to the area
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they'll find they made a Teel difference
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having had a golden eye for saving
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animals from a malady and not ducking
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out until everything was just ducky all
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a Carl azuz and that CNN ten
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