Eight slices were stacked on top of one another and packaged to create a peelable block.
The self today is an entrepreneurial self, a self that's packaged to be sold.
"If you're not packaged to a degree, you're all over the place.
Or perhaps O'Neill's often didactic material, earnestly delivered in this straightforward production, felt too safely packaged to unnerve.
Milk, milk products, and cereals, major sources of riboflavin in the diet, are packaged to prevent exposure to light.
In Japan, they are used to make jelly candies and other treats, packaged to appeal to children and teenagers.
Now, in "The Last Jedi," that world has been tamed, tamped down, boxed in, neatly packaged, to a chilling extreme.
Lewinsky's latest call for compassion seemed to me a slice of classic TED optimism, packaged to go down easy — soft sentiment where there should be unrepentant ferocity.
Packaged to look like a punch card, the book tells how computer memory was conceived and structured, a process that literally unfolded bit by bit.
The brake pads were deceptively packaged to appear as though they were made by Ford, General Motors and other leading manufacturers, the authorities said.
But "Three Seconds" is the first Roslund and Hellstrom book that has been wishfully packaged to suggest that "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" has a second cousin.
