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Canned chickpea dip finds export markets.

He had to dip into hundreds of messages each day.

Garnish: an Apple Triangle dip into gold flakes.

Don't dip you wounded hand into the water.

There are increasing signs that the fabled "double dip" will not happen.

Lili: People usually dip their dumplings in vinegar. They're even more delicious eaten this way.

I usually dip into a book before deciding whether to buy it.

Outside, a flock of white birds dip over gray-tiled rooftops and persimmon trees.

All that said, this tells a story of moderate growth, not of a dip back into recession.

"General, I saw Shu banners where the hills dip," he replied. "Fearing ambush, I summoned you back."

Eat them at snack time instead of potato chips or tortilla chips. Choose low-fat ranch, dill or French onion dip or make your own low fat spinach dip.

A little beyond him there was a dip in the ground, where a streamlet soaked among dead leaves.

Today's productivity dip may be the mirror image of that, as job growth catches up with output.

One dip in the ocean and seawater, from still wet hands and knees, seeps into the pages.

A Hindu devotee wraps a piece of clothing around himself after a ritual dip in the polluted Yamuna river in New Delhi in 2010.

However, some analysts say the biggest worry in the US should be whether it will slide into a "double-dip" recession.

Pour a little glue into some shallow containers, dip cotton balls in the glue and then stick onto the paper - you have a snow mural!

If 2008 is any guide, they will kick, scream, and buy every dip on the way down -provided we're headed there; ultimately, time and space will tell.

Based on the chunkysalsa rule from TVTropes: Any situation that wouldreduce a character’s head to theconsistency of chunky salsa dip is fatal, regardless of other rules.

By using a laser to induce pain, Brown and his team found that activity in certain parts of the brain seemed to dip when the study participants anticipated pain.

After rebounding from recession in late 2001 and early 2002, the economy had a 12-month stretch in which it grew at a paltry 1.5% annual rate, sparking fears of a double-dip recession.

This means that when a bug strikes Argentina it is met by a health system whose officials talk to each other infrequently, have different objectives, and dip into POTS of cash of widely varying size.

Memory is not just this storage vault that we dip into when we need to recall something. It's actually intimately involved in shaping how we move through the world and process the world.

WHEN John Cabot dropped anchor off the coast of Newfoundland in 1497, his crew reported that they needed only to dip a bucket into the water to catch cod.