Don’t think of chocolate as a magnesium supplement, but a little bit (Brancato recommends keeping the serving modest at 1 to 2 ounces) can be part of a healthy eating pattern.
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Jo Ann Liguori,
Flow Space,
31 Aug. 2026
The affected products have a net weight of 8 ounces and are kept refrigerated.
The soup itself has an almost lemon curd-like acidity and sweetness, and it’s laced with flecks of fresh corn and tiny diced pieces of zucchini.
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Anne Ewbank,
Sacbee.com,
19 Aug. 2026
Amid his vast responsibilities running all the departments in the Giants’ front office, Zaidi still found the time to pore over MLB Draft League statistics and look for flecks of gold.
These uncoordinated atoms create electrical traps that stall the flow of current.
—
Aman Tripathi,
Interesting Engineering,
3 Sep. 2026
Fission – or the splitting of atoms (usually uranium) – produces energy that heats a liquid (usually water) into steam, which then spins a turbine, generating electricity.
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Donald Keough,
Christian Science Monitor,
2 Sep. 2026
In contrast, when a previously obscure writer, Mia Ballard, was accused of using AI in her horror novel Shy Girl, her publisher launched an investigation, canceled the book, and left her reputation in shreds.
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Will Oremus,
The Atlantic,
27 Aug. 2026
The pork chop came with an unfamiliar vegetable, shreds of a green stalk.
Bex Claire Hamell, a houseplant educator and award-winning horticulturist, looks for common pests, including mealybugs, scale, thrips, aphids, and mites, and meticulously treats plants with visible infestations.
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Rachel Gillett,
Martha Stewart,
25 Aug. 2026
That figure excludes the fungi, the microscopic mites and the viruses that infect the bacteria themselves.
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