• Now you might say you're comparing apples and pears, similar but distinct in some important ways.

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  • The family lives a life of rural self-sufficiency that makes the River Cottage look like a microprocessor plant, raising pigs, keeping bees and growing tomatoes, corn, figs, beans, apples, medlars and pears.

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  • Firm fruits such as apples, pineapple and pears are particularly easy since they are harder to overcook.

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  • He also reasoned that people eat the products of trees apples, pears, peaches, olives, almonds, walnuts and we also eat the animals that eat the fruits of trees, so he decided to see whether atomic testing had affected human cells.

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