You can buy cassia dye prepackaged at your local drugstore or supermarket.
Amber Heard, less prepackaged at around the age of 20, stars as the self-possessed Mandy, who joins some pseudo-friends for a weekend at a ranch house that turns bloody.
Most supermarkets carry slab bacon in addition to the commercial presliced kind, either at the butcher counter or prepackaged in the meat department.
For the C. elegans genome, these data are readily available at http://www.wormbase.org and are prepackaged together with the concatenated genome sequence in the current release of 'galign' (see Materials and Methods; Figure 3).
Wal-Mart, moreover, has vigorously resisted unionization drives, closing a store in Canada after workers there voted to unionize and arranging to have outside suppliers provide prepackaged meat after the butchers at a store in Texas voted to unionize in 2000.
Sells prepackaged versions for the construction, banking, insurance, accounting and health care industries.
No country has embraced the movement toward commercialized, prepackaged food as much as the United States.
The novels and films come prepackaged with an individualist, reactionary politics: The world throws problems at you, you react, and you make it through the obstacles alive.
The American military has provided tents, fuel, water trucks, generators, air-conditioners and prepackaged meals, but at the request of the Pakistani government has not advertised that fact because the United States is deeply unpopular here.
Beef tongues cost about $2.89 per pound prepackaged and lamb $2.29 at Vons.
