Its core ingredient — bitumen — is not pumped from wells but is strip-mined or boiled loose underground.
Bestselling weedkillers by Monsanto, Dow and Syngenta could be removed from shops across Europe by July, after an EU committee failed for a second time to agree on a new license for its core ingredient, glyphosate.
Mr. Kinch, of Manresa, qualifies as a farm-to-table purist, because he gets his core ingredients from a terraced farm a few minutes away from the restaurant.
This majestic sculpture with its sinuous patterns symbolizing the core ingredients of the religion itself -- the Buddha, the Dharma and the monastic community, or Sangha -- probably dates from the first century B.C. or A.D. Although such objects are often depicted in relief carvings, I have never seen one of this size "live".
Securitisation may have given this boom and bust its own distinctive flavour, but the core ingredients are drearily familiar: over-eager lending, careless investing and a widespread failure of risk management.
Well, in looking at the most successful movements of the last century -- Indian democracy, civil rights, women's enfranchisement, and LGBT rights -- it turns out the core ingredients are the same.
The goal is to remix soul food, to modify it to where we can still enjoy many of the core ingredients without cooking it in a lot of fat and grease and salt and meat and those sort of things.
"It enhances every aspect of the three core ingredients of every single show that we have: the drama, the mystery and the suspense," she said of the use of re-enactments.
The rest of the name is darkly humorous, as it means "mother and child" – referring to the two core ingredients: chicken and egg.
Next, add core ingredients: elements of live and preperformance video.
