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...course the best source of any vitamin is a healthy diet. For those of us who still don't eat our beans and vegetables, most multivitamins contain the recommended daily folic-acid dose of 400 micrograms. (Eating four slices of enriched bread gives you the equivalent of roughly 100 micrograms.) There is no risk of overdose, although high levels of folic acid can mask the signs of pernicious anemia in people who have developed the disorder. Folic acid by itself may not keep the doctor away, but there's no harm trying...
...wanted to find the ex-Taliban deputy interior minister, all they had to do was ask the baker at Kabul's diplomatic enclave of Wazir Akbar Khan. The baker drags a flat-iron shaped nan bread from the wood-fired oven, and brushing flour from his hands, points down to a lane of high-walled villas, all with marble facades. These villas are among the city's few spoils of war, and they are grabbed by a new set of commanders every time the city changes hands. When the Taliban fled Kabul, Khaksar, elected to stay behind in his villa...
...euro [LETTER FROM EUROPE, Jan. 14]: I don't know if the euro is as huge a success as politicians all over Europe claim, but it certainly has changed the way my neighborhood looks. It's like Moscow in 1965, with lines everywhere. Want to buy some bread? You have to wait while the shopgirl is busy calculating, exchanging francs for euros, and making change in both currencies, since she doesn't have enough euros in her register. After 15 minutes you finally have your baguette, and you head toward the post office. It's easy to find, thanks...
...best-seller at the bakery counter, Madanian says, has been a traditional Armenian pastry she learned to make from her mother, a sweet bread called choreg...
...wanted to find the ex-Taliban deputy interior minister, all they had to do was ask the baker at Kabul's diplomatic enclave of Wazir Akbar Khan. The baker drags a flat-iron shaped nan bread from the wood-fired oven, and brushing flour from his hands, points down to a lane of high-walled villas, all with marble facades. These villas are among the city's few spoils of war, and they are grabbed by a new set of commanders every time the city changes hands. When the Taliban fled Kabul, Khaksar, elected to stay behind in his villa...