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One is the public's fear of food that has been irradiated.

At once from every part of his being unrest began to irradiate.

In Cincinnati, some 200 patients were irradiated over a period of 15 years.

I would stress that not all foods can or will be irradiated.

His dark face became suddenly irradiated with a terrible joy.

He added, "It is perhaps too early to start irradiating beef to give to children."

And the green won't be there if it's been irradiated.

Of the 79 food companies that responded to the survey, only two will irradiate.

He was irradiated by the dawn of a great amazement.

A smile irradiated his face as she bent to kiss him.

Whether it has or contains ingredients that have been irradiated.

In addition, irradiating some materials can cause changes that make them radioactive.

His company's plant remains the only one in the nation built solely to irradiate food.

During the first fight, Batman was accidentally irradiated by the same energy.

In a nuclear explosion the human body can be irradiated by at least three processes.

Actually, I guess it would preserve bodies for a while, by irradiating them.

But environmentalists ask whether irradiating wood is safe and effective.

At present, more and more food is irradiated in order to make it last longer.

A private company was seeking to open a plant to irradiate foods and other products.

The source remains in their home where it continues to irradiate other members of the household.

Food which is produced and consumed locally does not need to be irradiated.

The Government requires that labels specify when food has been irradiated.

My face burned in the electrical current of sexuality irradiating between us.

The beauty of moonlight on familiar fields irradiated the world.