111.   Sugar is one of the top export earners for Cuba, the Dominican Republic and many Caribbean and Central American nations.

112.   Sugar is the main fuel for brain cells, and areas where sugar use is active show up as red-orange splotches.

113.   Sugar was a luxury that was used sparingly.

114.   Tang said manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers should work as a team to ensure there was sufficient sugar in the market.

115.   Tan was in Kepala Batas for a routine check on shops and found there was no sugar at two sundry shops as a result of panic buying.

116.   The sugar is for making snacks and drinks forpatients and in the preparation of syrup for medicine.

117.   There is hidden sugar in the latter and the snacks are often sticky and not easily rinsed off.

118.   He said foodstuffs such as soybean oil and sugar were urgently required along with medicines and medical eqipment.

119.   Oil followed a similar pattern as petrol prices fell in New York, while sugar was also lower.

120.   On Monday Boolell said sugar was a form of economic lifeblood from which democracy and human rights flowed and preferential access was vital.