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Dusting off old recipes for preserves and stocks can help us reduce food waste, source locally, and ultimately, celebrate traditions.

Find your patch Birds are readily visible from your home, but if that doesn’t work, nearby parks and nature preserves offer surprising abundance.

Authorities shipped most of the zoo’s occupants off to wildlife preserves or public zoos, but they decided the hippos were too large to deal with transporting.

Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, blockchain and the underlying technology have traditionally been the preserve of the libertarian right.

Despite federal protection for the land, loggers illegally, and extensively, felled trees throughout the preserve, which sits on the western coast of Borneo.

“The innocence of young people must be preserved at all costs,” said Glees.

Brutality must be rejected as a “mistake,” but simultaneously preserved as a possible policy option.

The vast majority of the authors listed, however, have none of their writings preserved for us, or mere fragments at most.

Alf Adams did not want to talk rats but he did want to show me his bottle collection preserved in a dusty shed.

In 1992, the movie was selected for the National Film Registry and as such has a print preserved in the Library of Congress.

From accounts preserved of the sums expended at sundry public feasts at Coventry (Anno 1452 to 1464) we find that 2s.

The apocryphal gospels contain many, and some are preserved by Persian and Arabian poets.

As regards Great Britain, the gold standard is yet preserved for all practical purposes.

They are very highly esteemed, and a well preserved example will command a large price.

He must have had plenty of opportunity of identifying it, though he does not tell us whether he preserved it.