1. Snap, Crackle and Pop lore, Kellogg screen savers, etc.

2. In 1925, when Kellogg was sixty-five years old, he established the Fellowship Corporation to distribute charitable gifts anonymously.

3. Secretary of State Kellogg unwisely accorded immediate recognition.

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4. PepsiCo, Kraft, Kellogg and others have set up a body called the Healthy Weight Commitment Foundation.

5. Kellogg Schwab : Approximately 1.5 million children are dying every year.

6. Kellogg graduates are found among CEOs and top managers of many American companies.

7. Kellogg created the bestseller of cereals to compete against the evils of alcohol, tobacco and malnutrition.

8. Mr. Wang received his MBA degree from Kellogg and a M. S and B. S. in management engineering from Dalian University of Technology.

9. In Kellogg original scheme, the letting of the polluted water of the system make the environment contaminative.

10. The Kellogg - Briand Peace Pact was signed in Paris.

11. As the Dean of Kellogg emphasized, building a brand is a long - term and intricate task.

12. Hannigan says Kellogg had to work hard to understand the environment in which FBI agents operate.

13. Kellogg, for example, launched cold cereal, an alien category, at prohibitively high prices.

14. Christopher Jillings is the postdoctoral fellow of the Kellogg Radiation Laboratory. He is Canadian.

15. Northwest University Kellogg manages institute's application population present to grow 22 %.

16. There has always been a price differential between private label products and national brands such as Del Monte or Kellogg.

17. The person responsible for the great American custom of having cornflakes for breakfast was the vegetarian health faddist John Harvey Kellogg.

18. Anyhow, my goal is to provide humans with a life of kellogg quality.

19. The next, even more influential anti - masturbation crusader a physician : Dr. John H. Kellogg.

20. "Restraint bias offers insight into how our erroneous beliefs about self-restraint promote impulsive behavior," says lead author Loran F. Nordgren of Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management.