People consume them in fish, meat and milk products.
People rarely deal with raw data but consume them in processed form, once they have been aggregated or winnowed by computers.
The meat harboured chemicals such as aldrin, dieldrin, and chlordane, thought to play a role in causing birth defects, neurological harm, and some cancers if humans consume them in high quantities.
Probably with a helicopter, to avoid polluting the grass around his house … To recap, we thus primarily buy commodities neither on account of their utility nor as status symbols; we buy them to get the experience provided by them, we consume them in order to make our life pleasurable and meaningful.
"If people have lemons in the home and you can get them to consume them in ways other than as a garnish or a food ingredient," said Mr. Cohen of Limoneira's approach, "and if you can translate that into a usage experience that's safe, natural and cost-effective, I think there's certainly an opportunity there".
Few contemporary novelists here write explicitly about the experience of Jews in Britain, a state of affairs that could be debated as exhaustively, and probably with as little resolution, as Treslove and his friends debate the issues that consume them in "The Finkler Question".
When adopting new shows, I, too, want to consume them in a different way.
If I still read magazines, I'd much rather consume them in this form than on paper.
When it comes to fats, it's best to consume them in unprocessed form.
