Examples of orange

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The third painting was a still life of four oranges and a pear, with a brown coffee pot.
At a later stage, bigger boats could anchor there to 'unload cargo, and when necessary to load oranges'.
Separate models were parameterized for each of four data sets in oranges and lemons in 2001 and 2002.
The family grew oranges, corn, barley and sugar cane.
In our running example, all the agents maintain the information about the stored amount of oranges locally in their knowledge bases.
The minimum and maximum prices for oranges do not change over time.
Prior to collecting the evidence, a more precise definition of disease management is necessary to avoid comparing apples and oranges.
The oranges are packed in bags of 10 in a shop and the shopkeeper told customers that most bags weigh more than a kilogram.
Despite the delayed response, the overall numbers of nymphs produced in treated oranges was significantly lower than those produced in the untreated oranges (fig. 8).
Furthermore, with non-monetary measures such as these, one essentially has the problem of comparing apples and oranges.
Apples and oranges are susceptible to many relative descriptions.
The result is conceptually anomalous because it is not theoretically meaningful to mix apples and oranges.
The initial amount of oranges that the seller possesses is 1000.
One review will look at apples, the next at oranges, but the policy talk is of fruit.
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