The staple commodities regularly contaminated with aflatoxins include cassava, chillies, corn, cotton seed, millet, peanuts, rice, sorghum, sunflower seeds, tree nuts, wheat, and a variety of spices intended for human or animal consumption.
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As time passed, colonial agriculture, industry, transportation, trade, finance and government activities tended to be subordinated to the production of staple commodities for industrial Britain, and later for the rapidly developing United States.
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When Sukarno rejected food aid from USAID, thereby exacerbating famine conditions, the right-wing military adopted a regional command structure through which it could smuggle staple commodities to win the loyalty of the rural population.
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Jaruzelski's Poland depended on low-cost deliveries of industrial staple commodities from the Soviet Union and meaningful Polish reforms, economic or political, were not feasible during the rule of the last three conservative Soviet general secretaries.
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It was the second reprimand coming from a Moslem figure after the chairman of the Indonesian Ulemas Council, Hasan Basri, who called on Moslems earlier this month to wage a jihad ( holy war ) against speculators and hoarders of staple commodities.
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"The impact of the recent currency problems in many Asian countries is unknown, " the USDA said, though it acknowledged that " some sources believe that sugar consumption will continue to grow in the region, as sugar is seen as a staple commodity in the Asian diet ."
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He said proceeds from privatizations, conducted either by selling state company shares to the public or through sale of their assets, would be used to help finance the 1998 / 1999 state budget, which has allocated massive funds to subsidize domestic sales of fuel and staple commodities as such rice.
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Masdar : I am afraid Moslem villagers have rioted and attacked local shops in response to last week's call by the Indonesian Ulemas Council ( MUI ) for jihad ( holy war ) against speculators and hoarders of staple commodities in an effort to protect the country from political and economic pressures.
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He also received the honorary degrees of Doctor of Laws by the University of Hong Kong in 1971 and Doctor of Social Science by the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 1983 for his edication to commerce, industry and government and for his dedication to the promotion of Hong Kong's staple commodity.
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Their aim was not the prosperity of the Irish but the benefit to the English exchequer, and Wentworth suppressed the trade in cloth " lest it should be a means to prejudice that staple commodity of England . " Castle Chamber, like its model Star Chamber, was accused of brutal and arbitrary proceedings.
