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The British Home Office has issued advice to households to stock up on bottled water, tinned food, torches and a battery powered radio.
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The public should stock up on tinned food, bottled water and have a battery-powered torch and radio, the Home Office advised last night.
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I asked my daughter-in-law if there was anything special we needed to stock up on and she revealed she's been craving mandarin oranges for the last three weeks.
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But when it gets chilly, the island's a fantastic place to stock up on hand-knit Aran sweaters.
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Trip to the big fruit and veg shop to stock up on such great stuff as watermelon, basil pesto, nectarines, MORE interesting cheese, jam tomatoes, wonderful olives etc.
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Stock up on key fabrics like cotton, linen, silk and lightweight knits in the summer months, and wool, cashmere and merino knits in the winter.
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But before you stock up, consider this: The Food and Drug Administration in 2009 warned consumers not to use any intranasal zinc products because of concerns that it can make people lose their sense of smell.
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There were moments where we felt like we were jinxing the whole thing, pushing our luck, but we decided to test fate and stock up anyhow.
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By all accounts it was the usual huge success, with keen gardeners coming from all around to stock up on plants and gardening paraphernalia.
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The picture of him limned itself on her inner vision, and before she was aware she was pleasuring in the memory of the grace of his magnificent body, of his splendid shoulders, of the power in him that tossed her lightly on a horse, bore her safely through the thundering breakers, or towed her at the end of an alpenstock up the stern lava crest of the House of the Sun.
ALOHA OE
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In the Querétaro town of Cadereyta de Montes, near Bernal, a men on horseback stop at a convenience store to stock up on bottles of water and then buy fresh corn on the cob from a street vendor.
In the Querétaro town of Cadereyta de Montes, near Bernal, a men on horseback stop at a convenience store to stock up on bottles of water and then buy fresh corn on the cob from a street vendor. They are part of a group that meets once a week to ride betw
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He simply needed, he explained, to stock up on dehydrated pawpaw, prunes, banana flakes and other high-fibre energy nibbles.
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Shopping list Disco lights - stock up at your local pound shop.
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All householders will be advised to stock up with reserve supplies of food and bottled water.
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Perhaps that made clothing shops stock up on winter woolies.
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Take your pick of designer or high street stores and stock up on pots and pans or smellies and soaps.
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Or does it give you the opportunity to stock up on those little bars of soap and packets of biscuits?
The Sun
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In the prior process, you had to staff a whole purchasing department and send a requisition in to them, and you'd bring in too much invariably because you had to stock up on materials.
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As a restaurant they had had the foresight to stock up with office supplies.
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It was the junior brakeman's ‘duties’ to stock up the van with coke for the stove and to wash the floor to the satisfaction of his conductor.
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However, if you wanted to stock up on discounted Pyrex or Tupperware dishes, plastic basins or buckets and scented and non-scented candles, it offered good value.
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Applied Materials Inc. seems to have hit the bottom of its latest cyclical slump, as chip makers begin to stock up on production equipment to supply makers of fast-selling smartphones and tablet computers.
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Grocers around Bundaberg were experiencing a rush yesterday as shoppers on storm-alert hustled to stock up on food.
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Next, which, despite the slightly "mumsy" image it can have, is actually a really good place to stock up on flats, and reasonably priced, too.
Shoewawa
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There's a town just before the Sahara and it's the last one that serves alcohol and it's our duty to stock up.
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Stock up at the supermarket or minimart where a 1.5-litre bottle of water will cost less than 50p.
The Sun
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The items I usually stock up on are, cereals, tinned goods, rice, beans, pasta, coke, toothpaste, body wash, shampoo, toilet paper etc.
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Shoppers can stock up on a wide range of goods including honey, free range eggs, organic vegetables, jams and chutney fresh meats, cheeses and pies.
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SheFindsKatieN found that Bali is the brand to stock up on for inexpensive boyshorts that don't make us feel ancient and won't give scream granny panties under clingy clothes.
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Stock up on compost, potting soil and fertilizers, or find and haul these materials from local sources to create your own.
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Stock up on supplies now, such as a digital thermometer and over-the-counter drugs, including pain reliever/fever reducers, such as acetaminophen (Tylenol and generics) or ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin IB, and generics), as well as diarrhea medicine, such as loperamide (Imodium AD and generics).
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When Jim and I drive to Florida, westock up onaudio books, and dowload movies onto our laptops.
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American citizens are being advised to prepare emergency provisions and stock up on supplies of water.
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For ten weeks I walked, avoiding roads and towns except to stock up on supplies.
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We must stock up for the winter.
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We will also be able to purchase five oil heaters to warm up the building and some food items to stock up our new freezer
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I always stock up the fridge before my sister comes to stay.
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Eventually it was chucking out time and Bob suggested we stop off at the offy to stock up for a night cap or five.
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Fallowing is the practice of leaving fields unplanted, in this case for at least a year to give the soil a chance to stock up enough moisture for a profitable crop.
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People seldom stock up on Chinese cabbage now.
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She rarely ventured outside, except when she went to stock up on groceries at the corner shop.
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Stock up on non-perishable food and water supplies in case of a power outage.
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Fill your freezer, stock up your cupboards and tuck away some treats to make the best of the festive season.
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Iranians stock up on goods that economic sanctions mean they cannot buy at home.
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Driven by my stomach we went to walmart to stock up on munchies.
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The authorities have urged people to stock up on fuel in case hostilities break out.
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Stock up on fresh fruits and vegetables to replenish the nutrients your body craves.
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Iranians stock up on goods that economic sanctions mean they cannot buy at home.
Times, Sunday Times
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I go to stock up on frozen pizzas, waffles, popcorn, peanut butter and chocolate cookies.
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She rarely ventured outside, except when she went to stock up on groceries at the corner shop.
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Those still in the city described deserted streets and mayhem in the shops as people tried to stock up on essentials.
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If you have screw-in fuses, stock up before the heat pours in.
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Line the mark on your stock up with the doweling jig that corresponds to the size of the dowel you are using.
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Just let me go stock up on livestock and cat litter.
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So, yes, if you've ever wondered why printers themselves were so cheap, it's because the people that make them make insane profits when you go to stock up on the hardware's consumable bits.
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The authorities have urged people to stock up on fuel.
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Fill your freezer, stock up your cupboards and tuck away some treats to make the best of the festive season.
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At the Mind Body Spirit Fair, held in Telford last autumn, you could consult a clairvoyant, purchase psychic healing, or stock up on healing crystals.
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Think ahead and stock up by filling the freezer, fridge and kitchen cupboards.
The Sun
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It is certainly a good time to stock up on spirits, especially whisky, which seems to be regarded as the perfect Father's Day present.
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There is a shopping centre where all the people from outlying districts come in order to stock up.
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I also took the opportunity to stock up on some splendid olives, bread, saucissons and cheese, the last of which I'll have to make sure is gone before the weekend.
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Stock up on creative crafts for rainy bank holidays.
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[But] why put deadbolt locks on your doors and stock up on cans of Mace and then decide to leave your windows open?
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Stock up on supplies now, such as a digital thermometer and over-the-counter drugs, including pain reliever/fever reducers, such as acetaminophen (Tylenol and generics) or ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin IB, and generics), as well as diarrhea medicine, such as loperamide (Imodium AD and generics).
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Fights erupted outside supermarkets as shoppers battled for parking spaces in desperate efforts to stock up with canned goods.
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Staff and visitors took the opportunity to stock up on gifts for Christmas from the wonderful array of products on display, including hand woven materials, clothing, tableware and decorations.
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Nicosia is a great spot for shopping, with British tourists inexplicably beating a path to Marks & Spencer and Woollies to stock up on cardies and sensible shoes.
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The authorities have urged people to stock up on fuel in case hostilities break out.
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Aside from popularity, a number of forces can push a particular stock up or force it down.
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It can be hard to get used to not holding something and having something in your mouth. If you have this problem, stock up on carrot sticks, sugar-free gum, mints, toothpicks, or even lollipops.
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Robot kamikazes will soon be so cheap that anyone that nurses a grudge with the US can stock up on thousands of them, so many that it would be absurd to think that any countermeasure will be effective.
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The items I usually stock up on are, cereals, tinned goods, rice, beans, pasta, coke, toothpaste, body wash, shampoo, toilet paper etc.
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The authorities have urged people to stock up on fuel.
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A couple of things happen at each stop: people make a rush for the toilets there are none on board so it's not a trip for the weak-bladdered and then stock up on drinks to last until the next stop.
The Blues Train
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Stock up on a selection of delicious chutneys and preserves, mincemeat and brandy butter.
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I just hope that they stock up on extra-strong mints.
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Time to stock up at the green pepper stand and strawberry shortcake stand.
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For the barbecue, stock up on steaks, chops, spicy merguez sausages and ribs.
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When message boards first took off in the mid 90s, postings like that could send stock up or down several points in a day.
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Justin and I will stock up on the basic supplies and gather some makeshift weapons.
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I am no different, by the way: I stock up on duty-free and await orders like the rest of them.
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Matt Lauer and co. have gone through Internet abbreviations and have provided subtitles so that we can all rest easy, remain unalarmed, and not have to stock up on heavy things at the Home Depot in a last-ditch effort to beat away the young.
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We went into town to stock up on provisions.
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Every visit, I stock up on the best in-house andoullie, tasso, deer sausage and the best smoked pork sausage I've ever had!
High on the Hog
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• Stock up on tasty condiments that add flavor, such as zingy mustards, flavorful oils, chopped pickled peppers, garlic, chili and new varieties of salt.
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Yesterday we had a Mummy & Lola day (the day before was a Mummy & Max day, and we went here and then had chinese food together) and went to Zürich to stock up on ballet gear, and she was scarily into clothes shopping ... she helped me choose some new sunglasses, although the jury is still out on whether they are a good look for me or not (Bruno called them 'dorky' - hey, doesn't he know dorky is the new black?).
Rainy day
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We arrived at the last post before the border to stock up on supplies and food-stuffs at about 7am.
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Stock up on a few super-cheap magnetic games (i.e., tic-tac-toe, checkers, etc.) at the local dollar store or at gift shops along the way.
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But scratches made by ironshod hoofs on the rocks might have led expert trackers to suspect the hoisting of stolen stock up the cliff.
Bloom of Cactus
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They also used the trip to stock up on baby supplies, which are cheaper in America.
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That even the Indians who live there occupy different rungs on the socio-economic ladder, should surprise nobody, even those of us who only visit to eat bhelpuri and to stock up on bhindi from Oak Tree Road.
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He simply needed, he explained, to stock up on dehydrated pawpaw, prunes, banana flakes and other high-fibre energy nibbles.
TEN STEPS TO HAPPINESS
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In Orlando, tourists heeded warnings to stock up on food and water and wait for the storm to pass their villas and hotel rooms.
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Vegetables to stock up on include broccoli, cabbage, Brussels sprouts, spinach, kale and cauliflower.
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Find it at Japanese specialists and good health food stores, and stock up on instant dashi (flaked bonito and seaweed broth) and mirin (sweet rice wine) at the same time.
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Stock up on key fabrics like cotton, linen, silk and lightweight knits in the summer months, and wool, cashmere and merino knits in the winter.
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On the return journey, within a couple of miles of the hoverport in Calais there is a range of hypermarkets and wine stores where you can stock up with as much as you can cram into the car boot at prices that beggar belief.
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Also, stock up on some regular or sparkling apple cider.
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Pittsburgh was a port for settlers heading west to stock up on supplies before moving on.
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He simply needed, he explained, to stock up on dehydrated pawpaw, prunes, banana flakes and other high-fibre energy nibbles.
TEN STEPS TO HAPPINESS
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This season, remember to stock up on simple shirts with sleeves of all lengths and tanks.
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Stock up on creative crafts for rainy bank holidays.
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It also suggests recipes and tells householders what they need to stock up on.
The Sun
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I should stock up one jade, rubies, onyx, malachite, and diamonds.
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It's closing time at the last mall on Earth, so you'd best stock up on ‘medicine for the blues.’
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He informs Raina that only young, inexperienced soldiers carry cartridges into combat; older and savvier ones stock up on chocolate creams.
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We must stock up for the winter.
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I always stock up the fridge before my sister comes to stay.
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As soon as they heard about possible food shortages, they began to stock up.
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The rest of this rolling stock upgrade doesn't start until 2012.
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Fill your freezer, stock up your cupboards and tuck away some treats to make the best of the festive season.
The Sun
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Just nip round to the supermarket now and stock up on the latest in buffet catering.
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She rarely ventured outside, except when she went to stock up on groceries at the corner shop.
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The authorities have urged people to stock up on fuel in case hostilities break out.
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And I'll remember to stock up on ammonia to clean the eggs off my door the next day when I do
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There is no need to stock up on supplies - and no point buying a gas mask.
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When these thin, frazzled, frequent flyers contract the lurgy or lethargy, they don't stock up on Lemsip, linctus or Boots multivitamins like the rest of us.
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The authorities have urged people to stock up on fuel in case hostilities break out.
