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		<description><![CDATA[Or, why cabbage rocks. | With a toddler at home who eats like a fruit bat, each trip to the grocery store involves mental calculus of produce prices, my bank account balance, and how many different vitamins her diet ought to include. So I found a new USDA report full of data on fruit and vegetable prices oddly riveting. Rather than comparing prices per pound, the report looks at the equivalent costs of a single...]]></description>
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