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\"\"<\/a>Beverage that is 100% juice; may be pasteurized and sealed in containers with a normal shelf life of one year.<\/p>\n

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Liquid from a fruit or vegetable.<\/p>\n

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A natural fluid of the body.<\/p>\n

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Any of several liquids of the body. It may be normal (e.g., gastric juice, pancreatic juice) or abnormal (e.g., cancer juice, milk-like substance found in certain cancerous growths). Also called succus.<\/p>\n

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Liquid excreted, secreted, or expressed from any part of an organism.<\/p>\n

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The aqueous component of fruits and vegetables, which may also be referred to as the juice, can similarly denote the liquid content derived from meat.<\/p>\n

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