I like to have some plain rice, which provides carbohydrates and is easy to digest.
Former colleagues particularly recall one occasion in which Bennett made an impassioned speech to the morning conference meeting arguing in the discussion of the paper's options for the future that plenty of emphasis had been put on the internet, but very little on Guardian Weekly, the subscription-based digest of largely international news that Bennett edited at the time.
Mum Natasha, in her early 20s, admits that they've never eaten a home-cooked meal in their lives; a fact which the nigh-tearful Jamie Oliver is finding hard to digest.
One of Downing Street's main aims has been to stall the process to allow other leaders to digest the results of the European elections and allow other candidates to emerge.
Its principal measures had been briefed beforehand, leaving people to digest the "pasty tax".
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It was manifesto week, and the conscientious voter will be sitting down today to digest 83 pages from Labour, 82 from the Conservatives, 157 from the Lib Dems, 75 from Ukip, and 84 from the Greens - virtual pages in the Greens' case, because they did not print them out.
Usually I'll have fruit with breakfast, but not on the day of the race, as sometimes it's difficult to digest.
So to help Pope Francis seem like a man of the people again, here's a digest of everything that's happened on television in the past 25 years.
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I was born with cystic fibrosis, a genetic, degenerative disease that makes it hard to breathe and digest food.
