Why Apple's Logo Has a Bite Taken Out of It

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Before 1491 and the coinciding exploration of the New World, the following crops were only found in the Americas: beans, corn, potatoes, squash, chili, cacao, tomatoes, and vanilla.

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Before 1491 and the coinciding exploration of the New World, the following crops were only found in the Americas: beans, corn, potatoes, squash, chili, cacao, tomatoes, and vanilla.

 
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