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1. I am trying to cut my weekly food bill by one third.

2. The food bill was an unbelievable amount of money.

3. GROCERY CHALLENGE: This helps people save on their food bill.

4. The effect of that in 1988-9 was not starvation in developing countries but higher food bills.

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5. The elephants also have to be fed 50 kilograms of vegetables, 30 kilograms of fruit and 20 kilograms of bread and honey every day, running up a giant food bill footed by Mongol Gazar Savings and Loan.

6. The operation could be done privately for around $3,510, about the cost of Mason's monthly food bill before the operation.

7. Rebecca Frazier, a teacher here, said she had cut her food bill in half by growing her own and preserving and by buying in bulk from local farmers.

8. But business lobbies, especially whiskey rectifiers and proprietary drug manufacturers, despite all the power of Wiley's coalition, kept the pure food bill from becoming law.

9. The President, in December 1905, had at long last sent a terse message to the Congress urging it to enact a pure food bill.

10. If you try implementing even a few of the ideas provided in the series, you can reduce your food bill dramatically.

11. During the remaining years of the 19th century, no broad pure food bill made it through either chamber of Congress.

12. People new to frugal living always seem to tackle their food bill first.

13. The rural employment scheme now costs 1 percent of GDP, while the food bill would cost an added $2 billion.

14. By planting a vegetable garden, we can slash our food bill while eating healthier.

15. The EEC's common Agricultural policy is a dinosaur which is adding 13.50 a week to the food bill of the average British family.