Sentences with phrase «like extensive breakfasts»

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Distinctions between synthetic and natural vitamin A have been absent in the extensive media coverage of this study — on the contrary, the newspaper reports contain implied warnings against pregnant women eating liver, dairy products, meat and eggs, but none against eating fabricated foods like margarine and breakfast cereals to which synthetic vitamin A is added — and one is moved to ask if there might be a hidden agenda in bringing these results before the public.

After indulging in what is more like a gourmet brunch than breakfast, guests may then stroll around the extensive gardens and woodlands, take a dip in the saltwater pool or discover all the beauty this part of NSW has to offer, which includes Seven Mile Beach National Park, Kangaroo Valley, Jervis Bay, Bundanon (artist Arthur Boyd's gift to the Nation), and of course the historic village of Berry itself.