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Choose from baskets of fake meat, fake fruits, fake vegetables, or fake crabgrass.
There is also a growing list of exchange-traded funds -- securities built from baskets of stocks grouped by a particular sector or index.
Exchange-traded funds, securities built from baskets of stocks grouped by a particular sector or index, have become immensely popular trading vehicles for large and small investments alike, accounting for much of the recent success of the Amex.
The money that retail investors have in alternative investments in the United States, ranging from baskets of commodities to mutual funds that employ sophisticated trading, more than doubled from 2008 to 2012, to $712 billion from $312 billion, according to McKinsey & Company.
"In China, 70% of [museum] items relate to food, while the remainder are to do with calligraphy and sculpture … It's quite logical, China is a walking stomach!" That becomes clear when you wander around the streets of Beijing, where you can eat at any time of day or night, picking from baskets of steamed dumplings or little skewers of grilled meat, not to mention the restaurants.
Don't forget to fill your pockets from the baskets of sweets, snacks and fruit.
Then he scooped a few pieces of jewelry from the baskets of bling that were on a table behind him and draped them over the model's chest.
I'd been eating like a rabbit, all carrots and greens that I'd gathered, barehanded, from the baskets of the farmer's market, no gloves or plastic bags allowed.
There are many ways to take part -- from creating baskets of cheer for the elderly to providing Thanksgiving meals to those in need to making cards for children in the hospital.
Other aeronauts were making names for themselves by demonstrating parachute jumps from the baskets of balloons, in particular the family of André-Jacques Garnerin, whose wife, daughter and niece all performed regularly.
And the execution is stunning, from baskets woven from strips of ripe avocado to bright tropical fish fashioned from Spanish mackerel and flower blossoms to stuffed mangosteen to soft asparagus spears impaled on whittled rosemary twigs.
