-
classified by
Eurostat as a
NUTS-1,
NUTS-2 as well as a
NUTS-3 region.
Several NUTS-1
regions are also
classified as
NUTS-2
regions such as Brussels-Capital...
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became naturalized. Today, they are
found on the West
Indian islands of
Barbados,
Saint Kitts, Nevis, Anguilla, and
Saint Martin. A
colony also
exists in...
- Orta more than 400
years ago.
Common names in
English include physic nut,
Barbados nut,
poison nut,
bubble bush or
purging nut. In
parts of
Africa and areas...
-
Saint Vincent in the
Lesser Antilles. Its diet
consists mainly of fruits,
nuts,
flowers and seeds. The
female usually lays one to two eggs. The Nicholls'...
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sauce in
French cuisine Romesco –
Catalan sauce of tomatoes, garlic, and
nuts Salad dressing – Food mixture,
served chilled or at room
temperature Salsa –...
- variety. The
shingara is
usually filled with
pieced potatoes, vegetables,
nuts, etc. However,
shingaras filled with beef
liver are very po****r in some...
-
whether or not they
include non-animal
material such as bread, cereal, and
nuts.
Sausages that
include such
material are
often referred to with more specific...
- 55 to 13 lb).
Productivity varies between wet and dry areas.
Studies in
Barbados indicate a
reasonable potential of 15 to 30
tonnes per
hectare (6.7 to...
- criteria: Albania Antigua and
Barbuda Argentina Australia Bahamas
Barbados Bosnia and
Herzegovina Brazil Brunei Canada Chile Colombia Costa...
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mnemonic to
remember which way to turn
common (right-hand thread) ****s and
nuts,
including light bulbs, is "Righty-tighty, Lefty-loosey";
another is "Right...
