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Chip
* Some chips do use organic ingredients.
* are OK as long as they are cooked in fresh olive oil
  - approachs
  - as pervasive in the world today as stars on a clear and moonless night
  - breakage
  - counters
  - droppings
  - essential to virtually all electronic products
  - essentially computers with firmware or software that is on the chip
  - flakes
  - floats
  - food
* are located in bars
  - casinos
  - pantries
  - supermarkets
  - magazines
  - part of computers
  - semiconductor devices
  - slices of cheese that have been baked
  - small separation devices
  - snack food
* are the size of a baby's fingernail
  - tiny silicon-based devices that run much of the world's electronic equipment
* consist of complex patterns of wires and switches.
* sealed roads are lighter in color than fog sealed roads.

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Chocolate chip
* are most common in cookies
  - one of the four food groups
  - small bits of milk chocolate
  - the cookies most baked in American homes
* belong in chocolate chip cookies.
  * They are used to make desserts, usually in baking. Chocolate chips are most common in cookies. Chocolate chips are also used in some cakes and other desserts.

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Computer chip
* affect almost every phase of life.
* are as necessary to modern household electronics items as electricity
  - everywhere
  - harder to alter than the wheels and gears of mechanical meters
  - integrated circuits
  - small and lightweight enough to bring back to Earth
  - today's high technology
* communicate through simple metal wires.
* consist of microelectronic circuits etched into silicon wafers.
* generate more toxic waste than any other part of the computer.
* promise to reshape how scores of everyday products are made and used.

Paint chip
* can cause high levels of lead in small children.
* containing lead are very dangerous and can cause learning problems.

Smaller chip
* are easier to spread, especially around small plants.
* tend to be easier to spread, especially around small plants.

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Wood chip
* Most wood chips feed Japan's pulp industry for production of paper and boards.
* are attractive and rot slowly, adding valuable organic matter to the soil
  - good for covering and insulating plants
  - small pieces of wood about an inch in diameter
* are the primary raw ingredient for pulp and paper mills
  - raw material for the paper
  - very high in carbon, but low in nitrogen
* can deplete soil nitrogen unless fertilizer is added
  - last about two years
* come in various colors.
* improve growing conditions by conserving soil moisture.
* is totally wrong for ferrets, either as living material or litter box filling.
* make excellent mulch around trees and shrubs and can also be used to soften garden paths.
* surround all baskets to function as greens.

Cinder
* are a type of pyroclastic material
  - volcanic, rock-like material which are typically removed from underground deposits
  - fragments
  - the embodiment of color
* clearly fall within the definition of a nonmetalliferous mineral product.
* remain effective when wet.
* turns red in color when the rock oxidizes.

Clast
* are fragments
  - mainly angular to subangular metasediments, reflecting probable supraglacial transport
  - pieces of rock
  - undulatory extinguishing quartzite
  - visible through the fusion crust
* range from well rounded granules to small boulders.

Clinker
* are bricks
  - hard masses of fused matter resulting from the burning of corn
  - the result of impurities in the wood before it is pelletized
* decorative stone, used in landscaping.
* has no other use than for the production of cement.
* is baked and fused geologic material generated during the combustion of a coal seam
  - formed when clay adjacent to coal seams fired by burning of the coal seam

Ember
* are books
  - the hot remains of a fire
* can blow more than a mile, possibly starting new fires.