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More Meat, Less Tomato — Inflation Hits a Culinary Staple

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By Christopher Alam 
| American Community Media
SAN FRANCISCO — When it comes to food, there is perhaps no more iconic or indeed universal ingredient as tomatoes. They’re a staple, essential to everything from pizza to pico de gallo, from Middle Eastern wraps to your favorite Indian curries. And they are getting expensive, in the Bay Area and nationally, putting a strain on restaurants and shoppers alike.
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More Meat, Less Tomato — Inflation Hits a Culinary Staple

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By Christopher Alam 
| The Los Angeles Post
SAN FRANCISCO — When it comes to food, there is perhaps no more iconic or indeed universal ingredient as tomatoes. They’re a staple, essential to everything from pizza to pico de gallo, from Middle Eastern wraps to your favorite Indian curries. And they are getting expensive, in the Bay Area and nationally, putting a strain on restaurants and shoppers alike.
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The Bay Area Archivist Saving Afghanistan’s Musical Legacy

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By Christopher Alam 
| The Los Angeles Post
OAKLAND, Calif. – Hundreds of audio cassettes sparkle like jewels in red felt-lined flight cases. Stacks of Soviet-pressed vinyl records bear liner notes in Dari, Russian, or English. No two are alike – the covers are bold, technicolor things with holographic sheen and vivid script. The music itself feels uncanny, a stream of tablas and horns, electric guitars and synths. Modern sounds recorded on grainy, antiquated equipment.
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