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The phrase "a jar of bean" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "a jar of beans" to refer to multiple beans contained in a jar.
Example: "I bought a jar of beans to make chili for dinner."
Alternatives: "a container of beans" or "a jar of legumes."
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Masha's story launches into this arc in characteristic fashion, when the schoolgirl goes to take her grandmother a jar of bean soup and the old woman dies right in front of her.
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