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- noun A
carnivore - noun Someone who eats
meat , i.e. who is not avegetarian
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Examples
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Finally, this might be the best article ever written about Vegans by a meateater like myself.
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For lisadawn … russian vegetable pie solves my vegetarian/meateater meals:
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A Cornell study, for instance, found that meeting the annual dietary needs of a typical meateater in New York State requires nearly five times as much farmland as that of a plant-centered eater.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Jill Richardson 2010
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A Cornell study, for instance, found that meeting the annual dietary needs of a typical meateater in New York State requires nearly five times as much farmland as that of a plant-centered eater.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Jill Richardson 2010
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A Cornell study, for instance, found that meeting the annual dietary needs of a typical meateater in New York State requires nearly five times as much farmland as that of a plant-centered eater.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Jill Richardson 2010
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A Cornell study, for instance, found that meeting the annual dietary needs of a typical meateater in New York State requires nearly five times as much farmland as that of a plant-centered eater.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Jill Richardson 2010
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A Cornell study, for instance, found that meeting the annual dietary needs of a typical meateater in New York State requires nearly five times as much farmland as that of a plant-centered eater.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Jill Richardson 2010
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A Cornell study, for instance, found that meeting the annual dietary needs of a typical meateater in New York State requires nearly five times as much farmland as that of a plant-centered eater.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Jill Richardson 2010
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A Cornell study, for instance, found that meeting the annual dietary needs of a typical meateater in New York State requires nearly five times as much farmland as that of a plant-centered eater.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Jill Richardson 2010
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A Cornell study, for instance, found that meeting the annual dietary needs of a typical meateater in New York State requires nearly five times as much farmland as that of a plant-centered eater.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Jill Richardson 2010
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