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  • ...ry I. Miller]] of the [[Hoover Institution]], "who campaigned on behalf of fat substitute Olestra"<ref>Martin Donohoe, "[http://phsj.org/wp-content/upload
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  • ...300 workers in Scotland and more around the UK, and even the management's fat cat wages have gone down after an increase in 2004.
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  • ...esity drug candidate that targets a gene that may prompt the body to store fat.{{ref|112}}
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  • ...ts - needs to be tackled. Any initiative to reduce the amount of saturated fat in the UK diet is a step in the right direction". Again, whilst appearing t ...ing: "These are large portions and it is not recommended that you eat high-fat meals such as these regularly. You should remember the adage, ‘There is n
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  • ...zpatrick]], [http://www.spiked-online.com/site/article/315/ 'Stop bullying fat kids'], ''Spiked'', 24 May 2006.
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  • ...o tell the minister that the industry would oppose any proposals to reduce fat and sugar in foods along the lines of the work being done to reduce salt', ...ents and children ." When the think tank Demos proposed a food tax on high fat foods, Paterson called the idea "patronising" and said it would "hit lower
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  • ===&#39;Fat-tax&#39;=== When [[Demos]], a UK think-tank, proposed that foods with a high fat and sugar content, and in particular processed and fast-foods, should be ta
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  • ...t in the body to the tissues that use vitamin A, require diets adequate in fat and protein. People whose diets lack these nutrients or who have intestinal
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  • ...piked-online.com/index.php/site/article/4391/ 'Why be paranoid about puppy fat?'], ''Spiked'', 30 December 2003. ....php/site/article/2912/ 'These Lilliputians make even Prescott look like a fat-gutted Gulliver'], ''Spiked'', 2 March 2007.
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  • ...that yield foods like cooking oils. If cooking oil with reduced saturated fat made from these new plants was available, what effect would the use of bi ...ter, being fresher, protecting food from insect damage, reducing saturated fat and providing benefits. It's like saying 'Here's biotechnology, it does the
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  • ...roversy.<ref>"[http://www.fanweb.org/patrick-moore/ Patrick Moore is a Big Fat Liar]", Forest Action Network, accessed 3 February 2009.</ref> Around the s
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  • ...O]] (EMRO) Consultant to Bahrain; [[Valid International]]; [[International Fat Congress]]; [[Malaysian Palm Oil Promotion Council]]; [[International Palm
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  • ...the toothbrush often enough. And when most people say that sugar makes you fat, you mount a campaign in which you claim that in fact sugar makes you slim. ...niversity. His major research had been on how the body digests and absorbs fat from food. To this extent, then, he was concerned with nutrition, although
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  • ...d-fat-cats-Big-banks-fund-Dave-s-EU-fight-tune-2million.html Bankrolled by fat cats: Big US banks fund Dave's EU fight to the tune of £2million], ''Daily
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  • ...ories of claims: nutrition claims (such as "rich in vitamin C" and "low in fat") and health claims (such as "good for your beauty and your inner harmony") ...called on the Commission to establish nutrient profiles (with reference to fat, sugar and salt/sodium content) for each food category within 18 months fro
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  • ==A Fat Cat Industry==
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  • ...od products they market to children are high in sugar, saturated and trans fat, or salt, or almost devoid of nutrients.
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  • [[Image:High Fat Foods NCI Visuals.jpg|thumb|centre|300px|]]
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  • ...many years experience in retail businesses. He is currently Chairman of [[Fat Face Limited]] and a Non-executive director of [[Rentokil Initial plc]] and
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  • ...t to be based . . . for ministets to march out of office and straight into fat, salaried jobs, often short-changing constituents by taking days off while
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  • *Phil Taylor, [http://philtaylor.org.uk/?p=1860 All Those Fat Cat Teachers], ''Philtaylor.org.uk'', 2-February-2009
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  • ...observer.co.uk/iraq/story/0,12239,919897,00.html 'Ex-presidents club' gets fat on conflict]'''", ''The Observer'', 23 March 2003.
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  • ...changing our world'', ''Science Under Siege'', ''Polluted Science'', ''The Fat of the Land'', and ''The Myth of Heterosexual AIDS''. The latter was widely
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  • ...eeting with the Prime Minister.<ref>Roland Gribben Business heads chew the fat and the croissants with PM THE DAILY TELEGRAPH(LONDON) September 03, 2003, ...irman's Group "outmanoeuvred [[Gordon Brown]], then chancellor, to shield "fat cat" pensions from his proposals to tax them more heavily; wanted [[Tony Bl
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  • ...press ads to warn consumers that eating too much fast food will make them fat. Food companies are worried if the problem continues they could face the th
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  • ...y Ben & Jerry's on the same day he bought Slim-Fast because "one makes you fat, and the other makes you thin" [15].
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  • ==Fat Cat payoffs==
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  • *[[EUROPEAN FAT PROCESSORS AND RENDERERS ASSOCIATION]] - [[EFPRA]]
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  • #{{note|12}} Posted on Wednesday July 6 2005 The fat lady sang sweetly – A personal message.
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  • ...s that 7 out of the 15 breakfast cereals with the highest levels of sugar, fat and salt were Nestlé products.[footnote: Articles about the Consumers Asso
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  • 35'They benefit from privatisation Fat cats who get PFI cream,' Socialist Worker, 25.08.01. See: www.socialistwork
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  • 91'They benefit from privatisation Fat cats who get PFI cream,' Socialist Worker, 25.08.01. See: www.socialistwork
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  • 100'They benefit from privatisation Fat cats who get PFI cream,' Socialist Worker, 25.08.01. See: www.socialistwork
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  • ...of the specific problems highlighted, or the fact that a company is making fat profits out of the situation.32
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  • ...ion, and ‘consumer interest in health issues’ is interpreted as ‘low fat and calorie counted ranges’. Examples of efficiency abound. At Riverside,
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  • The story on ‘Fake Fat’ (a fat substitute produced by P&G, see Corporate Crime section below) illustrates
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  • ===Fake Fat=== ...d in olestra were on sale across the US) despite many complaints about the fat substitute. In all, about 800 consumers had reported mild to moderate side
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  • ...that is wrong with mixing business and government. George Monbiot, in his Fat Cats Directory, points out the following:
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  • 8. ‘Tesco targetted over 'Fat cat' pay’ 20/5/03 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3045143.stm
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  • ...g range may need to be relabelled because of the amount of salt, sugar and fat they contain. This is especially interesting considering the 'traffic light ...nt colours on the front of packs to highlight the levels of fat, saturated fat, salt and sugar in products. Research by the Food Commission suggests some
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  • #{{note|5}} Fat Cat payoff information from ThisIsMoney [http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/news/
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  • ...ss it is a story about a beastly multinational making workers redundant or fat-cat directors collecting outrageous salaries. It is as if this country's ex
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  • ...sed foods of poor nutritional quality (laced with additive and loaded with fat, sugar and salt) delivered for assembly or 'regeneration' from chilled, dri
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  • #{{note|5}} Fat Cat payoff information from ThisIsMoney [http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/news/
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  • ...nted on a ‘per serving' basis. This makes it easier to work out how much fat, sugar salt etc. we are consuming and also encourages people to consider th
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  • ...me they have remained robust in defence of their policies on portion size, fat and sugar levels in certain products, labelling and advertising to children
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  • ...the cocoa beans, but what about the fat and the sugar? A Mars bar is high fat, high sugar - not what you would consider a healthy product, although the o ...igh in total calories and saturated fat and is a principal source of trans fat... Not only is the food dangerous, but it promotes a lifestyle and culture
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  • ...oving too little and at the same time consuming too much energy, calories, fat, sugar and salt. Therefore resulting in an increase in the number of people ...with diet is very effective. Physical activity helps to reduce total body fat and cholesterol therefore improving cardiovascular risk, the risk of cancer
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  • ...belief they are alleviating poverty, never dreamed they were subsidizing a fat cat payout. This will disillusion many benefactors."<ref name=expr/>
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  • ...[http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/may/16/thefatfreakshow 'The fat freakshow'], ''The Guardian'', 16 May 2008.
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  • ...was the prototype young fogey in his youth, would turn into a traditional fat-bottomed Conservative in his middle years was forlorn. Among his first move
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  • *[[Rob Lyons]], [http://www.spiked-online.com/site/article/794/ 'Fat and fiction'], ''Spiked'', 10 June 2005. *[[Rob Lyons]], [http://www.spiked-online.com/site/article/368/ 'Fat chance of making kids healthier'], ''Spiked'', 7 September 2005.
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  • ...to have vitamin A in its oil had highly reduced vitamin E and altered oil-fat composition [29] (6) Experts Weigh In: Will Trans Fat Bans Affect Obesity Trends? Meir Stampfer. DOC News, Volume 4 (Number 5): p
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  • ...p://www.wellcome.ac.uk/News/Media-office/Press-releases/2007/WTX041553.htm Fat Britain: Who is responsible for UK's Obesity crisis?] 29 October 2007, acce ...as front for diet firm Trust that used public cash to influence the war on fat is to close after revealing links with weight-loss company] By Michael Gill
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  • ...theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2013/aug/07/fat-profits-food-industry-obesity Fat profits: how the food industry cashed in on obesity], ''The Guardian'', We
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  • ==='Coca-Cola busted for big fat rotten lies'=== ...ddy-safe", the advertisements claimed that Coca-Cola did not make children fat, did not rot their teeth and was not packed with large amounts of caffeine'
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  • Alan Giles comes from the retail businesses. He is currently Chairman of Fat Face Limited [http://www.fatface.com/] and a Non-executive director of Rent <Fat Face Ltd, http://www.fatface.com/, last accessed 04 March 2008: 21:55/>
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  • ...s on end in Wales <ref> Western Mail (January 17, 2006), 'WATER BOSSES IN 'FAT CATS' CASH STORM: Bonuses for some while others fight bug', Accessed 6th Se
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  • ...ss it is a story about a beastly multinational making workers redundant or fat-cat directors collecting outrageous salaries. It is as if this country's ex
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  • *Tim Montgomerie, Budget must trim fat from the NHS too, ''The Guardian'', 21-June-2010
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  • ...y aired in Cuba. Leaflets were distributed that depicted Castro as getting fat and wealthy at the expense of citizens. Operatives circulated stories about
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  • ...at the expense of customers, Frank Gould (Vice Chancellor) and other UEL 'fat cats' continue to benefit at the expense of students, staff and the broader ...salaries."<ref>Martin Ince, [http://educationet.org/z0151.html AUT slates fat cat mentality of university vice-chancellors] cited in educationet.org, acc
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  • ...ds to be placed before the (food) industry that unless it voluntarily cuts fat, sugar and salt in food within a specified time frame then tough regulatory
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  • * Young, B.M. (2007). Advertising literacy revisited: fat children and other things. Chapter 8. In Saren, et & al (eds) Critical Mark
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  • * [[Fat Face]]
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  • ...-b281-Obesity-warning-fat-cats-pimps-at-work#.WAYpxlo9H36 Obesity Warning: Fat Cats’ Pimps At Work], ''Morning Star'', 14 October 2016. Accessed 17 Octo
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  • ...gthened to deal more specifically with sponsorship linked to foods high in fat, sugar and salt.” {{ref|which}}
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  • ...to see business men and women portrayed in a positive light. The image of fat-cat directors and monolithic corporations exploiting the workers persists.
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  • ...le_east/article3098892.ece The world of private 'security': Unleashed: the fat cats of war], Independent, 26 October 2007.
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  • ...aire Fox]], [http://www.themj.co.uk/Fat-chance-of-a-reasoned-debate/197019 Fat chance of a reasoned debate], ''MJ (municipal journal)'', 8 May 2014.
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  • :Beer is not a high calorie or high fat food – the evidence for beer causing the belly is purely circumstantial!
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  • ...0 million wave power project in Scotland. The company has been accused of 'fat cat payoffs' by Spinwatch for £10.9 million pay and pension compensation t
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  • ...his PC, but we've reached the end of that road. You're not going to get a fat lot more mileage out of that.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOxaNcZ0n
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  • ...his PC, but we've reached the end of that road. You're not going to get a fat lot more mileage out of that.
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  • ...e 2001 on prescription under the name of Xenical. On Alli you excrete more fat than you would normally and, as a result, it can cause some very unpleasant
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  • 'The pair's research - Fat Kids? The Obesity Epidemic Myth - also pours doubts on links between obesit ...amount in making sure it stays a big problem," <ref> Margaret Wente, 'Get fat, live longer; what the obesity industry doesn’t want you to know' The Glo
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  • ...e.com/newsite/article/fat_as_a_four-letter_word/13886#.U8aCto1dWig Turning fat into a four-letter word], ''Spiked'', 5 August 2013</ref>, alcohol<ref>[[Pa .../www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1535176/Four-big-fat-myths.html Four big, fat myths] (accessed 24th February 2011)</ref> <ref>Basham, P & Luik,J.(2010)[
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  • ...www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/3345546/Four-big-fat-myths.html 'Four big, fat myths'], ''Sunday Telegraph'', 28 November 2006. ...John Luik]], [http://www.data-yard.net/10s2/transfat.pdf 'Separating Trans Fat from Fiction'], ''News World Communications'', 24 December 2006.
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  • ...e.com/newsite/article/fat_as_a_four-letter_word/13886#.U8aCto1dWig Turning fat into a four-letter word], ''Spiked'', 5 August 2013</ref>, alcohol<ref>[[Pa ...arch/luik/files/fat_chance.htm 'Fat Chance: Some Cautions about the War on Fat'], ''Forces International'', December 2003.
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  • ...is diametrically and permanently divided between the exploiting corporate fat cat few and the exploited masses. What's changed is the way that message is
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  • **My Big Fat Fetish 1x60 Cutting Edge C4 at 9pm
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  • ...e.org/web/20000305223340/www.informinc.co.uk/LM/LM109/LM109_Fat.html 'The 'fat rights' lobby is out to lunch'], ''[[LM]] 109'', p. 30, April 1998.
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  • ....archive.org/web/19991103063414/www.informinc.co.uk/LM/LM68/LM68_Ann.html 'Fat's not a feminist issue'], ''Living Marxism'', No. 68 - June 1994, p. 11.
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  • ...d with: [[Sean Griffiths]] (director of Architecture and Design Practice [[FAT]]; Louis I Kahn visiting professor of architecture at [[Yale University]]),
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  • ...eated 19 August 2009</ref> In the ‘Why I Write’ section of Gazi's FULL FAT MOCHA blog (see below) he stated: ...society. <ref>[[Media: PDF copy of Faisal Gazi Blog.pdf|PDF Copy]] of FULL FAT MOCHA, The weblog of Faisal Gazi, ‘Why I write’, <http://faisalgazi.wo
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  • ...im Sengupta, The Independent, The World of private 'security': Unleash the fat cats of war, 26 October 2007, accessed 18 October, 2010</ref>
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  • *promotes magical foods to 'burn' fat
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  • *Haslam, D., and Haslam, F., (2009) ''Fat, Gluttony and Sloth, Obesity in Art, Literature and Medicine''. Liverpool,
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  • ...ir food as 'nutritious', but the reality is that it is junk food - high in fat, sugar and salt, and low in fibre and vitamins. A diet of this type is link
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  • ...but these claims ignored the fact that [[Mars]] products are also high in fat and sugar - both contributory factors in heart disease.<ref>"[http://www.co
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  • ...lure. Other problems have included Diarrhoea and gas problems if users eat fat while taking the drug. Between 1999 and 2008, the FDA received 32 reports o ...trials have shown that taking Orlistat alongside a reduced-calorie, lower-fat diet, can help people lose 50% more weight than dieting alone. <ref>The Onl
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  • ...diet, polyphenols in chocolate can help maintain a healthy heart. There is fat in Mars, but tests have proven it has no effect on cholesterol levels which
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  • ...lure. Other problems have included Diarrhoea and gas problems if users eat fat while taking the drug. Between 1999 and 2008, the FDA received 32 reports o ...trials have shown that taking Orlistat alongside a reduced-calorie, lower-fat diet, can help people lose 50% more weight than dieting alone. <ref>The Onl
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  • ...high fat snack foods after plenty of everyday foods. Another theme was “fat isn’t bad if you just have a tad”. There is a lack of objective aims fo
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  • ...ked-online.com/site/article/12558/ 'The moralistic, Malthusian war against fat people'], ''Spiked'', 20 June 2012.
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  • ...-b281-Obesity-warning-fat-cats-pimps-at-work#.WAYpxlo9H36 Obesity Warning: Fat Cats’ Pimps At Work], ''Morning Star'', 14 October 2016. Accessed 17 Octo
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  • :*[[Frank Cottrell-Boyce]], 'Living TV: Fat Harold, thirtysomething and the freedom of the airwaves', ''Living Marxism' ....archive.org/web/19991103063414/www.informinc.co.uk/LM/LM68/LM68_Ann.html 'Fat's not a feminist issue'], ''Living Marxism'', No. 68 - June 1994, p. 11.
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  • ...site take” he drove a box truck full of equipment and arrived smoking a fat cigar. </td> </tr> <tr>
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  • ...r you (based on your past 12 months usage); to understand what the average fat content of the food you purchase from supermarkets is; or to find out wheth
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  • '''Removal of Trans fat''' ...a greater problem than trans fats in relation ot heart disease. Saturated fat levels are not included in any of the pledges.
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