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- noun Plural form of
fat .
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Examples
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While Omega 3's are good fats, * trans fats* are not good fats.
unknown title 2009
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If I recall correctly, he actually recommends certain fats in his diet — although at a much lower level that those found in high-fat or even, what one might call, mid-fat diets.
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Endocrine disruptors include a vast number of persistent modern polymers that bio-accumulate in fats and oils – making us top-feeders a vulnerable lot.
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It is also naturally very low in fats (around 5%) and constitutes a very healthy source of proteins and calcium.
Lebneh and Lebanese Cuisine Steve Carper 2008
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The 8 teams followed are sufficiently varied in culture and in their choice of problems: The U.S. team from Vancouver, Washington has chosen to eliminate trans fats from the school district menu, in an attempt to curb childhood obesity.
Current Movie Reviews, Independent Movies - Film Threat 2008
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Such hormonal changes made people hungry for foods heavy in fats and sugars such as chips, biscuits, cakes and peanuts, she added.
Archive 2008-04-01 2008
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We are conditioned by our culture that meat-dairy foods, high in protein and fats, is the best for us.
Try A Meatless Meal For National Vegetarian Week | Lifehacker Australia 2008
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The main source of trans fats is partially hydrogenated oils, formed when hydrogen is added to liquid vegetable oils to harden them.
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Nerve agents work on the nerves; they are not soluble in fats and to the liver they do not travel, especially in their half hour half life.
Fun with History 2007
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Nerve agents work on the nerves; they are not soluble in fats and to the liver they do not travel, especially in their half hour half life.
Archive 2007-11-01 2007
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