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Acorns in their raw state are full of tannins, which are toxic in high doses.
Wastes may be upgraded to improve their combustion and environmental performance or used in their raw state.
The page that accompanies, "Eat foods made from ingredients that you can picture in their raw state or growing in nature" looks like a classic still life.
In their raw state, though, nanotubes tend to clump together in bunches, which makes it difficult to take full advantage of their extraordinary properties.
Of those who use apricots in their raw state, Nigel Slater macerates them in sugar and marsala wine before use, while Julia Child simply blanches them to remove the skins.
The greens are essentially an extra vegetable, high in beta-carotene, calcium, iron and vitamin C. Buy your beets in their raw state; even roasted beets that don't come in a can can't measure up to beets you roast yourself.
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WikiLeaks receives about thirty submissions a day, and typically posts the ones it deems credible in their raw, unedited state, with commentary alongside.
We have seen that although patient data is used extensively to create Virtual Patients, it is rare to see electronic health records used in their raw, unformatted state.
Consequently, chefs tend to serve them practically in their natural state - ie, raw - which isn't always that pleasant.
Advocates of a raw food diet, such as myself, claim that eating foods in their most natural raw state ensures a multitude of vitamins, minerals, digestive enzymes, antioxidants and phytochemicals are available to the body for optimal functioning.
Tacitus in Germania, describing (possibly the same) inhabitants of the south-eastern Baltic shores, mentioned the Aesti people, involved in collecting amber not for their own use but for long distance trade in a raw state.
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