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Fruit By The Foot and Gushers; a line of snack mix products including Chex Mix and Gardetto's snack mix; savory snacks marketed under the name Bugles; FINANCIAL INFORMATION ABOUT REPORTABLE SEGMENTS and carbohydrate management bars marketed under the The following tables set forth the percentage of net sales name Momentum. and operating profit from each reportable segment: Yoplait-Colombo.
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The Rifles Band and Bugles, which is made up of operational soldiers recently returned from Afghanistan and is the only military regiment to march past the Queen at an incredible 140 paces per minute, will be playing.
| News Headlines 2010
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In Santa Claus 'BugleMe community, children and their parents can track Santa's travels all over the web and receive phone calls or "Bugles" from the Jolly Old Elf himself.
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It started with a bran muffin and a bowl full of Bugles, and quickly went downhill from there.
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The news cycle on this 4/20 was so slow that we were waiting for the news cycle to start staring at its hands and craving Bugles.
HUFFPOST HILL - Happy 420 Eliot Nelson 2011
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I bet Lince had a hell of a time putting Bugles on his fingertips as a kid.
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Whether it is an extravagant meal like steak and lobster or a simple appetizer like squeeze cheese and Bugles a late-night favorite amongst myself and half-baked partners in crime, I have found that many of my friends on the road have different specialties and meals they like to share.
Mosh Potatoes Steve “Buckshot” Seabury 2010
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Bugles sound as the commandant and his guest lead a stately processional.
The Dream Machine Richard Whittle 2010
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Stephen Jeffreys's Bugles at the Gates of Jalalabad weaves the diaries of Lady Florentia Sale, captured during the first Afghan war, with fictional dialogue between four British redcoats.
The Great Game: Afghanistan Melissa Denes 2010
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The words of Victorian diarist Lady Sale (played with controlled intensity by Jemma Redgrave) in Stephen Jeffreys's resonant Bugles at the Gates of Jalalabad return to haunt us: "As always in this country the waiting … as if on the edge of a cliff …"
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