Processed food products a business segment with traditionally low margins that often leads producers to hunt for the cheapest suppliers often contain ingredients from multiple suppliers in different countries, who themselves at times subcontract production to others, making it hard to monitor every link in the production chain.

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"Our legitimate desire to get control of our borders has too often turned into a witch hunt against Hispanic Americans and other people of color, " Menendez said.

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"The nerds feel like they have a real community, " said Brad Feld, a managing director at the Colorado venture capital firm Foundry Group who often visits New York to hunt for deals.

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Nor does anyone expect any reversal of another trend: consumers have been buying through a growing number of channels, from department stores to discount warehouses to the internet, often going online first to hunt for the best prices.

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In the summers, the Western snows have barely receded before prospectors arrive, often with private clients who pay to hunt with guides.

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He, like many, is of the opinion that sportsmen are often the best stewards of the game they hunt, a belief that may seem contradictory to the PETA crowd.

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In remote villages that are sometimes a daylong trip on a four-wheel drive from paved roads, men hunt porcupines, giant cane rats, small antelope and monkeys, while women often do the butchering.

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In remote villages that sometimes require a daylong trip on a four-wheel drive away from paved roads, men hunt porcupines, giant cane rats, small antelope and monkeys, while women often do the butchering.

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