sweets

• “Two young girls, having been given some money to buy sweets from the corner shop.”

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• “The old ones were offered sacrificed animals, entertained and fed in exchange for gifts of sweets from the underworld.”

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• “I remember that I got lost coming back to her house once and went back down to the main road and crossed the footbridge to get some sweets from the garage in case I was out a long time.”

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• “Now, although this book could certainly provide guidelines for someone wanting to enter the pastry field, it is also an excellent read for those who are interested in sweets and baking.”

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• “The seeds are used in sweets as well, including the pumpkin and sesame seed candy called pepitoria, which resembles a nut brittle.”

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• “However, it strikes me as an illustration of a far more important principle too: it's only in having a symbol to react to rather than the thing itself that the innate response, the automatic grab for the bowl with more sweets, is circumvented.”

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• “Corey, well the falafel was followed by some sweets from a nearby bakery which I hadn't confessed to, so there was definitely no more room left”

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• “The most obvious aphrodisiac connected to sweets is chocolate so I thought I would travel down a different road and make a classic Banana Cream Pie.”

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• “And the owner would measure out the sweets from a glass jar into his scales and pop them in a white paper bag.”

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• “There were crowds outside the cinemas; and, Ramadan though it was, people were buying pistachio nuts and sweets from the confiseries — so called — that were open.”

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