Brittle Britain

Peanut butter and jelly, please.

In Syria, it seems inevitable that protest may soon crack the regime s brittle political immobility.

That is one big peanut. Since Einstein is a bird, she's very interested in things that fly.

The other school, by contrast, worried that the existing monetary system was rigid, brittle, and prone to crisis.

Every time this happens there's one of several predictable reactions from the gay peanut gallery here in America

This is a list of the side effects if you eat too much salt, like a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, you'll probably end up in the ICU.

Tomato soup, peanut butter, chocolate, noodles any processed food that you're eating contains insects, because insects are here all around us, and when they're out there in nature they're also in our crops.

The Teredo protocol includes provisions for a sunset procedure Teredo implementation should provide a way to stop using Teredo connectivity when IPv6 has matured and connectivity becomes available using a less brittle mechanism.

282 women's groups have received training in the processing of mucuna soybeans and obatampa maize, and in palm and peanut oil extraction (soumbara, coffee, mustard, cheese, infant feed flour, bread, biscuits, stews, etc.).

The Islamic Republic will not be able to get away with the Chinese option to combine political suppression at home with economic reform and greater openness to the outside world because its structures are too weak and brittle for this.

But Abe also confronts a security environment in Asia that is every bit as brittle as Japan s economy was before his government took office last December. Indeed, he confronted many of the same issues during his first administration seven years ago.