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doughnut?

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A deep-fried piece of dough or batter, commonly of a toroidal (a ring doughnut) often mixed with various sweeteners and flavourings; or flattened sphere (a filled doughnut) shape filled with jam, custard or cream.

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Deuterium (along with an even heavier hydrogen isotope called tritium, which is made by bombarding either deuterium or lithium with neutrons) is injected into the doughnut, heated to the point at which its electrons break free and it forms a plasma, and squeezed by magnetic fields.In this section Next ITERation?

"It's the architecture of life".Technology Quarterly Cat and mouse, on the web Buildings with minds of their own It all depends on your point of view Always greener The joy of physics Treasure on the ocean floor Shockingly slow Tracking your every move Roaming holiday Doughnut adjust your set News you can choose And the winners are... Can coal be clean?

Livingstone's bid to mobilise and lead the opposition to Johnson has to be taken seriously, but none of us should think that he's going to automatically abandon the struggle to claim that progressive majority and just fall back on his suburban doughnut.

ottos-restaurant.com BG Borough Market's Bread Ahead is the first stop on any London doughnut pilgrimage; unsurprising as Justin Gellatly is the man behind the bakery's pillow-like creations.

The cherry on top of the cake (OK, doughnut) is a sea salt honeycomb shard topping, a perfect foil to the rich filling.

Twelve days after the destruction of the files, the Guardian reported on US funding of GCHQ eavesdropping operations and published a portrait of working life in the British agency's huge "doughnut" building in Cheltenham.

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DeLuca said like-for-like sales at British Subway stores had jumped 10% over the last three months while the success of doughnut-maker Krispy Kreme in 2011 will see it push north into Scotland this year.

The novel is a bit of a tough-cookie/jelly-doughnut hybrid too.

INSIDE the vast, doughnut-shaped hideaway of GCHQ, Britain's signal-intelligence agency, the spies are sweating.

Conspire to build a 23,000-tonne doughnut-shaped vessel called a tokamak, that is wrapped with 80,000km of superconducting wire, all to contain the plasma magnetically and, for the first time, produce fusion energy continuously.

The 230,000 square metre site will be covered by light, canopy-like structures (pictured) that can be rearranged to meet changing requirements.Apple's new doughnut-shaped, four-storey headquarters, resembling nothing so much as an alien spacecraft lurking eerily among a forest of 6,000 freshly planted trees, is under construction in Cupertino.

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