81.   There is no cooking oil, no sugar in the shops, but despite the bad conditions residents are still afraid to vote for the opposition.

82.   There are shortages of flour, water, and cooking oil in the villages.

83.   The World Food Program continued distributing rations of flour, legumes and cooking oil to refugees who are eligible to receive them.

84.   They began chopping away at the lava and selling cooking oil and sacks of sugar and other staples on the side of the road.

85.   They added that it costs less to transport cooking oil or flour than it does to ship the canola seed and wheat used to make them.

86.   They have a ration book that entitles them to a monthly allotment of staples such as rice, beans, bread, soap and cooking oil.

87.   They also write in more detailed information like which brand of vitamin or cereal or cooking oil they use.

88.   They have no cooking oil.

89.   They range from hard cheeses with a biotech enzyme to potatoes, some fruit and the majority of cooking oils.

90.   Under present restrictions, they are entitled to only cooking oil, rice, salt, sugar, tea, wheat flour, lentils or other legumes and soap.