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Chicle (/ˈtʃɪkəl/) is a
natural gum
traditionally used in
making chewing gum and
other products. It is
collected from
several species of
Mesoamerican trees...
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Manilkara chicle is a
tropical evergreen tree
native to
Mexico and
Central America. The tree
ranges from
Veracruz in
Mexico south to Atlántico in Colombia...
- The
American Chicle Company was a
chewing gum
trust founded by
Thomas Adams, Jr., with
Edward E.
Beeman and
Jonathan Primle.
Thomas Adams (May 4, 1818...
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Chicle",
confessed to the
murder of Quer
while being interrogated for an
attack on
another woman, and
revealed the
location of the body. "El
Chicle"...
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known as
sapodilla (Spanish: [ˌsapoˈðiʝa]), sapote, chicozapote, chicoo,
chicle, naseberry, nispero, or soapapple,
among other names,: 515 is an evergreen...
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Texas War of Independence) was
living in New Jersey. He
brought Mexican chicle with him in
hopes of
selling it to
raise funds to help him
return to power...
- 000 years.
Modern chewing gum was
originally made of
chicle, a
natural latex. By the 1960s,
chicle was
replaced by butadiene-based
synthetic rubber which...
- by the
American Chicle Company, a
company founded by
Thomas Adams. The
Chiclets name is
derived from the
Mexican Spanish word "
chicle",
derived from the...
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brand of sugar-free
chewing gum. It was
originally introduced by
American Chicle in 1960
shortly before it was
bought by Warner-Lambert in 1962. It reached...
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Sapotaceae are a
family of
flowering plants belonging to the
order Ericales. The
family includes about 800
species of
evergreen trees and
shrubs in...
