it^ shows pictures of foods that adults should eat the most of every day.|
It shows foods that adults should eat^ in the smallest amounts.|
it^ shows foods that adults should eat in the smallest amounts.|
Open it^ as quickly as possible.|
it^ also is in products to help people eat less and lose weight.|
It also is in products to help people eat^ less and lose weight.|
But it is not a substance that you would want to eat^.|
But it^ is not a substance that you would want to eat.|
it^ says the best way to control weight is to exercise.|
You need to eat^ lots of whole grains, fruits and vegetables.|
And it^ probably had to eat all the time because of its small size.|
And it probably had to eat^ all the time because of its small size.|
Why? Because it^ is fun to eat and tastes great.|
Why? Because it is fun to eat^ and tastes great.|
They eat^ them uncooked in a salad.|
Most of them are safe to eat^.|
Many people like to eat^ mushrooms but have no interest in their names.|
We get some of the water we need in the food we eat^.|
eat^ fewer hot and heavy foods.|
Ecstasy is said to suppress the need to eat^, drink or sleep.|
Health experts estimate that one-hundred-twenty-four-million children worldwide do not eat^ enough foods with Vitamin A.|
The poison kills harmful insects that eat^ the corn plants.|
They said pollen from the corn could blow onto other plants the insects eat^.|
Scientists in Mississippi and Alabama are doing research to find out more about the invaders and how much they eat^.|
Now, Stuart Wilkinson has invented a robot that can eat^ food.|
Chew Chew can also eat^ vegetables.|
Another idea is an underwater robot that could eat^ fish.|
They also sleep, eat^ and use the bathroom on the middeck.|
And they could eat^ healthier foods.|
They eat^ mainly bamboo plants.|
They may experience changes in how much they eat^ or sleep.|
They eat^ vegetables in small family gardens.|
Raccoons eat^ meat and vegetables.|
Put only enough food for your pet dog or cat to eat^ at one time.|
He says if you put them in a room together, they will try to eat^ each other.|
These metals can build up to dangerously high levels in the parts of plants that people eat^.|
Now the alligator wants to eat^.|
Within an hour, birds eat^ twelve of them.|
We tell about a robot that eat^s food.|
Garfield eat^s too much.|
However, Garfield usually eat^s what he wants.|
When a person eats fiber, it^ passes through the body without being changed much.|
When a person eat^s fiber, it passes through the body without being changed much.|
She says that has made it^ easier for hunters to reach endangered animals.|
And it^ restricts fishing to recent or current levels.|
However, it^ does appear to be found in families.|
Experts say the environment in the United States is better than it^ was thirty years ago.|
So many computer users tried to use the site it^ crashed.|
it^ explains growing evidence that Earth's atmosphere is getting warmer.|
it^ contains pictures that show surprising details of the sharks.|
Over the years, the National Geographic Society has added to the ways it^ communicates information.|
Doctor Collins says he believes it^ will take several more years to do this.|
However, Celera now says it^ will put most of its information on the Internet when its studies are completed.|
And it^ asks how long they have lived in their present home.|
Census officials say it^ is the shortest of any short form in many years.