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From: Advanced Alzheimer's research Worldwide <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 05 Dec 2014 07:55:16 -0800

I think you need both. Defatted drippings aren't usually enough to make a lot of gravy. I always start with defatted drippings and a little fat then add home made turkey stock and flour to make the volume of gravy in want.

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Scientist Reveal Perminant Cure For Alzeimer's and Dementia

December 5th, 2014

Yale research confirms a simple at home treatment that can reverse Alzehismer's and Dementia.

It's already been proven to cure and reverse Memory deteriorating agents.

http://www.scienceNews/Yale-Alzeimers-research/523462/

This research is so astounding that all curable steps can be done is the comfort of ones own home.

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http://www.alz.org/alzheimers_disease_what_is_alzheimers.aspHi. I have a question about using broth vs. drippings in recipes. Once you've degreased the drippings, and you would like to substitute them for broth, is the appropriate ratio 1:1? It seems to me that in general drippings are a bit more concentrated than regular broth, so that's why I was wondering. I've never read anything in a book about this, so if anyone has any helpful info, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.

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@Borgleader No, it is not! I got asked this question at an interview questionnaire. I have googled for days and didn't find a clear answer. I believe it is a fair question to be on stackoverflowakarapatisyesterday

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I'm getting the impression that theintendedanswer deals with things like(char*)-1, for which an implementation islikelyto letp<(p+1)evaluate to false, but that pointer constant is invalid in both C and in C++.hvdyesterday

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@akarapatis It's not a fair question the way you're asking it now, in my opinion, but it could be re-worded into a fair question.hvdyesterday

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@barakmanos The question is quite clear, and it is about what the language guarantees you. The language has clear definitions as for what + and < mean for a pointer variable, it's quite irrelevant what akarapatis definition of < for a pointer is, or whether you consider pointers as integers