Then there are the cases of paper towels and soda, the staples on which the clubs were born.
In 1933 The New Yorker noted that "besides the good old British staples on which the sun never sets, they have things like shark's-fin soup ($2.75 a jar) and kangaroo-tail soup ($2.25 a jar); both highly recommended".
Compounding the problem are staples, on which supermarkets are increasingly dependent: Pet foods, canned soups and laundry detergent are often used as traffic-builders by mass merchants like Wal-Mart.
Though the yield of upland rice is comparatively lower than the irrigated rice, it provides the daily staple food on which nearly one hundred million people depends [ 4].
Demagoguery, to be sure, became Trump's staple diet on which he feeds.
They come with an expiration date, which can be minutes or years ahead, after which the browser deletes them.Cookies are a staple on sites which require users to log in, allowing for a continuous session after a single authentication.
The base of each piece is a square of white canvas stapled to the wall, on which the artist has doodled all over with felt tip pens, creating grids, networks of tubes, mazes and other seemingly obsessive patterns.
And we are likeliest to do so when buying "tools," the staple products, like phones, computers and cars on which we have grown to depend.
Maintenance treatment for BPAD is a staple of psychiatric practice, yet the evidence on which clinicians and patients can base their treatment choices is extremely limited.
This means there is enough land on which to grow food, staples include breadfruit and coconut.
