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There are no potato-chip bags blowing in the wind.

Ask an old gringo: symbolism, police, education, and the Virgin 2009

Something in his eyes made her linger as she rubbed chocolate and potato-chip crumbs away from his full mouth and off his square chin.

Surrender the Dark L. A. Banks 2011

According to these urban sophisticates many of them transplants from the hinterlands themselves, we Hoosiers subsisted on potato-chip casserole.

Day of Honey Annia Ciezadlo 2011

The news casts serious doubt on Diamond's plan to acquire the Pringles potato-chip business from Procter & Gamble , a deal designed to transform the company into the country's second-biggest snack maker.

Walnuts Leave Diamond in the Rough John Jannarone 2012

San Joaquin Herald/Zuma Press P&G has agreed to unload the potato-chip unit in a deal where its investors can choose to swap some of their shares for a stake in Diamond, the snack and nut company that is buying Pringles.

Hidden Flaw in P&G's Diamond Deal John Jannarone 2011

According to these urban sophisticates many of them transplants from the hinterlands themselves, we Hoosiers subsisted on potato-chip casserole.

Day of Honey Annia Ciezadlo 2011

The phone, which didn't work, was slathered with "greasy potato-chip film" and looked like it once lived on a belt clip.

This Bag Of Clancy’s Ripple Potato Chips Needs More Nokia Phones - The Consumerist 2009

The phone, which didn't work, was slathered with "greasy potato-chip film" and looked like it once lived on a belt clip.

The Consumerist: February 2009 Archives 2009

There are no potato-chip bags blowing in the wind.

Ask an old gringo: symbolism, police, education, and the Virgin 2009

Kellogg stepped in with a $2.7 billion bid to buy the Pringles potato-chip brand from P&G after Diamond Foods' deal was called off following an accounting probe, John Jannarone reports on Markets Hub.

A Hunch for Crunch: Kellogg Adds Snacks Julie Jargon 2012