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- Austronesian peoples
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- Batey
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- Bengal Presidency
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- Brooklyn Museum
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- Business cycle
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- Cambridge University Press
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- David Abulafia
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- France
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- Hispaniola
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- India
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- International Standard Book Number
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- Inverted sugar syrup
- Iran
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- Leeward Islands
- Levant
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- Madeira
- Maesil-cheong
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- Malaria!
- Maltose
- Manuelita
- Maple sugar
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- Maritime Southeast Asia
- Mauritius
- Mediterranean
- Mesopotamia
- Metabolic syndrome
- Micronesia
- Middle Ages
- Mogwa-cha
- Molasses
- Molasses sugar
- Monosaccharide
- Muscovado
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- Muslim world
- Napoleon
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- Native American
- Nature
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- New Guinea
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- Nib sugar
- North India
- Obesity
- Online Etymology Dictionary
- Oxford University Press
- Palm sugar
- Panela
- Papuan people
- Parliament of Great Britain
- Pearl
- Pepsi
- Plantation
- Pliny the Elder
- PMC
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- Powdered sugar
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- Prince Henry the Navigator
- Production
- Proto-Austronesian language
- Prussia
- PubMed
- Queensland
- Reducing sugar
- Robert Lustig
- Rock candy
- Ruins
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- Saccharum officinarum
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- Sanskrit
- Santa Catarina
- Secret
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- Silesia
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- Slice
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- Smallpox
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- Soil
- South America
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- Spice
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- Steam engine
- Stonecipher
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- Sugar Act
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- Sugar Association
- Sugar beet
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- Sugarcane
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- Sugarcane juice
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- Sugar consumption
- Sugar industry
- Sugaring
- Sugarloaf
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- Sugar people
- Sugar plantations in Hawaii
- Sugar refinery
- Sugar sculpture
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- Sugars in wine
- Sugar substitute
- Surinam
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- Sweetness
- Sweetness of wine
- Syrup
- Taiwan
- Tang dynasty
- Tate & Lyle
- The Ruin
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- Tierra Santa
- Toffee
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- Traditional Chinese characters
- Traditional Persian
- Treacle
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- Tula
- Tuzemák
- Tyre, Lebanon
- U.S. Sugar Program
- Virgin Islands
- Voltaire
- Wallace Line
- Watermill
- Wayback Machine
- White Sugar
- Xylose
- Yacón syrup
- Yellow Fever
- Yuja-cha
- Zafra
- Zanzibar