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A smuggler carries food from Kentucky Fried Chicken to be delivered through an underground tunnel linking the Gaza Strip to Egypt, on May 13, 2013 in Rafah.
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Non-GMO food products, in Los Angeles, Calif., on October 19, 2012.
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Gwyneth Paltrow prepares food in the kitchen before the celebration of 'My Father's Daughter' on April 11, 2011 in New York City
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Insect food in Laos
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Ikea faces a new food scandal after coliform bacteria – a type of bacteria also found in feces – was discovered in its almond cakes by Chinese authorities.
A group of demonstrators hold signs during a rally in support of the state's upcoming Proposition 37 ballot measure outside the Ferry Building in San Francisco, California October 6, 2012. The initiative, commonly known as the California Right to Know Genetically Engineered Food Act, would require mandatory labeling of genetically-modified raw and processed food products and prohibit products containing such to be called natural. While supporters see the measure as part of the consumer's right to know, the controversial measure has also drawn strong criticisms in recent times for being poorly written, increasing costs for both taxpayers and consumers, as well as presenting additional risks of lawsuits against retailers. REUTERS/Stephen Lam (UNITED STATES - Tags: BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT)
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Fish are the last wild food, but our oceans are being picked clean. Can farming fish take the place of catching them?
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Sikhs gather in Washington, DC's Lafayatte Park, across from the White House for a "Night of Remembrance of the Wisconsin Gurdwara Shootings" Aug. 8, 2012, with prayers, speeches, food, and signing a memorial poster. The man to the left holds a poster of Oak Creek Police Officer Lt. Brian Murphy, age 51, who was shot at least 8 times as he pursued the gunman.
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Caption from LIFE. Store-bought-food donated by Maude fascinates youngsters outside log cabin. ...
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Southern Sudanese wait for food, shelter, security and medicine at the village of Nzara, along Sudan's border with the Democratic Republic of Congo, on Aug. 18, 2010. Thousands have fled their nearby villages since a recent series of attacks by guerrilla fighters believed to be from the Lord's Resistance Army
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A sample of space food carried on the Apollo 11 lunar mission. The package contains beef with vegetables
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Bad food is easier to come by than good in too many places. Here junk fare is sold right outside a school.
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The 28th annual Food & Wine Classic in Aspen, Colo., on June 19, 2010
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Dr. Brian Wansink in the Cornell University food lab. Ithaca, New York.
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Color crazed: Some kids got revved up after consuming the amount of food dye contained in two 2-oz. (57 g) bags of candy — hardly a mega-dose.
A healthy diet food grid
Jehad Nga
Women and children wait to be fed by the World Food Programme in Mogadishu. Getting help to hungry and homeless Somalis have become progressively harder as the violence has risen, claiming the lives of many U.N. staffers and aid workers.
Ariana Cubillos / AP
A woman receives food during a food distribution at a school in Cite Soleil slum in Port-au-Prince.
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A menu at a New York City fast-food restaurant gives the calorie counts of the food on sale
Simon Hayter / Getty for TIME
McDonald's chef Daniel Coudreaut is rethinking the food part of fast food
Elizabeth Dalziel / AP
A Chinese inspector examines food products at the food safety inspection center of the Beijing entry-exit inspection and quarantine bureau, in Beijing.
RICHARD LEE-WFP / AP
In this photo supplied by World Food Programme, (WFP) food is distributed in Musita, Gokwe South, Midlands Province, Zimbabwe, Thursday, Oct. 4, 2008. The U.N. food aid agency found Zimbabweans reduced to eating wild fruits when it was able to reach the countryside after months of being blocked by the government, the agency said Thursday, Oct. 9, 2008 appealing for more donations to fight hunger in the southern African country
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People line up for food organized by the U.N.'s World Food Program in the Cite Soleil neighborhood of Port-au-Prince on Jan. 16
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Refugees wait for food aid to be distributed in Yida refugee camp in South Sudan, near the volatile border with the north, on November 16, 2011.
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT: In Niger, a voucher scheme gives recipients the means to buy food, left, and avoid feeding stations, below
Karel Navarro / AP
Yovani Palomino prepares food in the kitchen of her house in the shantytown of Pachacutec in Lima, Peru, December 18, 2010.
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An assortment of food with umami flavor
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Mildred and Richard Loving and their friends Raymond and Annie Mae Green wait for their “to go” food, Port Royal, Virginia, April 1965.
Ina Fassbender / Reuters
A worker at a food control institute in Germany analyzes eggs, suspected to be contaminated with dioxin.
A tweet from food writer Ruth Reichl
Carlos Barria / Reuters
A resident loots food from the Caribbean supermarket in downtown Port-au-Prince
Michel Spingler / AP
People walk past the fast-food restaurant Quick in Roubaix, northern France, on Feb. 20, 2010
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A food worker prepares eggs for inspection in Lansing, Illinois.
Tim Boyle / Getty
Older, traditional food stamps
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Fast food is on the rise in Bangalore, where the economy is booming
The specialty-food sector is growing as pantry goods that used to be basic commodities are being repackaged as upscale luxuries.
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Spectators wait for food at Johnny Rockets in the new Yankee Stadium.
GRAINS OF HOPE: Following an airdrop by the World Food Program in war-torn west Darfur, Sudanese women sift the dust to salvage wheat that has spilled from burst food bags
Petr David Josek / AP
Iraqi soldiers distribute food among the residents of the Shiite enclave of Sadr city in Baghdad, Thursday, May 8, 2008.
The offerings at the food bank at Michigan State University include college favorites like chocolate chip cookie mix.
Jeff Gentner / AP
Rising prices are crippling food and transportation programs that many seniors rely on
Christophe Archambault / AFP / Getty
An Indian street food vendor hands a plate of snacks to a customer at his roadside stall in New Delhi.
Richard Hutchings / Corbis
Heaping portions of unhealthy food are a bad idea.
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People push to receive food distributed by the Kenyan Red Cross in the Mathare slum in Nairobi.
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New, nutritional food items from Disney Consumer Products
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Destiny Billiot carries food from her flooded home in Montegut, Louisiana
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Sampling street food in the old quarter of Lahore
KARL CHIU FOR TIME
MIXED UP: Fusion food, as defined by a street stall in Hong Kong
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Volunteers serve food at St. Anthony's dining room in San Francisco
Munshi Ahmed for TIME
Hermann Freidanck, the food and beverage director of Singapore Airlines
Newly liberated prisoners wait on line for food at Bergen-Belsen, 1945.
Newly liberated prisoners wait on line for food at Bergen-Belsen, 1945.
Mike Householder / AP
In a Feb. 19, 2013 photo, a food preparer applies sherry to muskrat meat prior to the annual Muskrat Dinner at the Monroe Boat Club in Monroe, Mich.
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An entrance to an ancient farming plantation in Qatar. The desert country imports most of its food, but is looking for ways to produce crops at home
Mohammad Hannon / AP
Newly-arrived Syrian refugee families receive food from the Jordanian military after crossing the border from Syria into Ramtha, Jordan, Sept. 5, 2012.
Roel Smart / Getty Images
BPA is commonly used to line food and beverage cans to prevent corrosion
AP / Fernando Llano, File
A worker weighs a bag of government subsidized food for a customer at a state-run market.
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A person displays a federal food stamps card on February 10, 2011, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Seth Wenig / AP
Men dispose of shopping carts full of food damaged by Hurricane Sandy at the Fairway supermarket in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn, N.Y., on Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2012.
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Guy Fieri attends the 2010 South Beach Wine and Food Festival Grand Tasting Village on Feb. 28, 2010 in Miami Beach, Fla.
Stefano Rellandini / Reuters
People queue for free meals outside a McDonald's fast food restaurant in downtown Milan October 16, 2012.
Ennio Leanza / Keystone
Carlo Gomes, apprentice miller with a specialization in animal food, pictured on June 13, 2012, at the "Kunz Kunath Fors AG" concentrated feed company in Burgdorf in the canton of Berne, Switzerland.
Musadeq Sadeq / AP
Two Afghan food sellers wait for customers at the market in the city of Kabul. Afghanistan has allocated $50 million to buy food, amid skyrocketing prices of food staples like wheat.
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A dazed, hooded Marine clutches a can of food during his outfit's retreat from the Chosin Reservoir during the Korean War, December 1950.
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A woman stands atop what may have been a grocery store. Haiti now faces food and water shortages
Alexander Tamargo / Getty
Anthony Bourdain is among many in the food business who have joined the debate on obesity in the U.S.
Carlos Barria / Reuters
A woman buys vegetables at a local food market in Shanghai on Dec. 11, 2010
YURI KOZYREV / NOOR FOR TIME
BARREN GROUND: Women dry laundry near Kaguro village in North Darfur. The fight for water, food and fuel has inflamed tensions between farmers and nomads
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Crowds of immigrants from Tunisia wait for food distribution in Lampedusa, Italy, March 28, 2011
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The developer of a new salmon baby food aims to incorporate nutrient-rich fish into children's diets
Rick Wilking / Reuters
A customer shops in the food section at Target
Charles Rex Arbogast / AP
Volunteers Diane Trimble, left, from Elmwood Park, Ill., Sean Jackson, center, from Oak Park, Ill., and Katie Clark, from River Forest, Ill., work at the Oak Park-River Forest food pantry setting up food Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2011.
Spencer Platt / Getty Images
Volunteers in Detroit fill carts with food, personal care, household items and toys.
Timothy Fadek / Polaris for Time
Port-au-Prince residents are faced with food and water shortages and lack electricity
Claro Cortes IV / Reuters
A vendor at a seafood market in Beijing. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said it would not allow imports of Chinese farm-raised seafood unless suppliers could prove the shipments contained no harmful residue.
Arif Ali / AFP / Getty Images
Pakistani flood survivors try to catch bags of food dropped from an army helicopter in Lal Pir on Aug. 7
Khaled Al-Hariri / Reuters / Corbis
An Iraqi refugee waits to receive food rations at a United Nations center in Douma, Syria.
Steve Mollman
"Hot stuff" Liberal use of chili means that Manadonese food packs plenty of punch
Mohammad Sajjad / AP
Pakistani soldiers stand guard Sept. 16 near a food-distribution point in the town of Kandaro
AP
UNDER PRESSURE: The cost of food is crushing India's poor
Tim Wimborne / Reuters
A man waits with one of his six children for a food handout at a roadside camp for flood victims on the outskirts of Peshawar, in Pakistan's Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province, on Aug. 22, 2010
Ellen Silverman
"Pigging out" Chef Nick Anderer serves up comfort food like Malfatti al Maialino
Elaine Thompson / AP
A volunteer sorts collection bins at a food bank operated by Northwest Harvest
Tengku Bahar / AFP / Getty
A woman working at a food stall in a suburb of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. .
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Thai Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej at a food festival in Bangkok.
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Food critic Anton Ego in the Disney film "Ratatouille"
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A server at the French fast food restaurant, Cojean.
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PANIC '97: Indonesians rushed to buy food as the rupiah sank
Haruyoshi Yamaguchi / Reuters / Corbis
A man eats a humburger at a fast-food restaurant in Narita, northeast of Tokyo.
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MIX AND MATCH: Thai food blends familiar ingredients with the exotic
Robert Nickelsberg / Getty Images for TIME
"Drive-through service:" A vendor hawks food to passengers in Agra
NINA BERMAN FOR TIME
Maya Mindlin, a girl with severe food allergies, practices giving her stuffed animal an epi pen injection.
James Keyser / Time Life Pictures / Getty
When given otherwise identical samples, people say food in brand-name wrappers tastes better.
Food, Inc. shows how America's edibles changed as the nation journeyed from agrarian to industrialized.
AP
Tiny mucus-coated starfish in the undersea current to trap food in a major undersea mountain chain south of New Zealand.
China Photos / Getty Images
A Beijing vendor begs city management officials not to confiscate the food she's selling during a New Year celebration in the Chinese capital on January 30, 2006
Walker Evans / Corbis
A Walker Evans portrait of Americans waiting in line for food in Forrest City, Ark., February 1937.
Eriko Sugita / Reuters
A customer beams during selection of bananas at an organic food market in Tokyo.
Sean Gallup / Getty
Food activist Alice Waters
Philimon Bulawayo / Reuters
The Zimbabwean government's dollarization program has stopped inflation and made food prices more constant
ANDY BUTTERTON / PA-EMPICS
JAMIE'S TRYING: Jamie Oliver serves healthy food to school kids in Eltham, England
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